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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-31
@aS tD1&it nit 8Gai&te ?

I'm M e b n q Cd t e 1880 bate
Blaine pom tiinftigen 8rGiiDenten Gar
fielb ieine @rnennurg gum StnatS@
IN II / ter beretts ais uGDriltfinO6en" in
Der SaI6e. Der DtesmaItge err
pGbIte BrGitbent lit Mot o
3upprfpmmenb uno pir6 MIN nit
griefen bon 6reunben un0 @egnern
@laine'5 iiberi6iittet.
Menn aber 8laine BEN BrGftbenten 6ar>
riion Der bitteren g8abl entbebt, enttpeoer
bur6 Ieine Gruennung gum Stats efretGr
I'M 8orauS gctpalttges OtiBtrauen gegel1 Die
neue BunoeSoerlpaltung 81 erregen, DOer
bur6 i9roffe Bertpetgerung oteIer Stelle Die
SunDerttau ie11De bon Slaine> Mnbetern glet6
Dor ibre Duieligen &0pfe 3u 1toBen, 10 farm
er baben, mas leir 6era begebrt. Oas per>
itebt it6 bon ielbit.
W2an ipridt oober pon Blaine ols sc :
ianDtem in Gnglanb. llno obglct0
2iebe 10 oft ben S0tpdn5 Des brittid)en 60
men aestpidt sat, miirSe i'm Die britiI6e
9tegterung D6ne 53tpeifel, tpentt aud NIT
bitteriiBen QQdeln, al1nebmen. 0o6 tpiez
po6l Blaine in 8ao6ombErg nit 0em4srtn2
5en bDu MdleS Brii0erl6aft getrunfen bat,
niirbe idon tDegen bes oben a1geoeuteten
3tptfens feline Stelung in Der engltlden
@elelIi daft unb aud am engltl6en Oofe,
Der iiberoies Der iteifite unb langpeiligite
aler 6ofe lit, eine iebr Der5tptdte iein.
Man ipri6t bon Blaine ais 0eian6z
tenn in Sranfrei6. 0o6 cine Der
Qidtieiten Der 8latne'l6en S6Gtigfeit i'm
amerifanii6en StaatsmtntItertum beftanO
bartn, baB er tpdbreno Der gorftonnfeter
Die 3l tbr beriibergetnmmenen fran5DIt1hen
@6rengG1te ipteoer6olt na6brildlt6 in Die
S0ra1fen mieS lno ibnen tbre &rafe6lber@
iud1e 9egen Die beutiden GbrengGite grllto=
lid perial8te. Inter ienen Tran5oien mar
audi 8 oulanger, Der Dtellet6t in &ur7
gem 6err bon Tranfrei6 ieiu lptr6. lno
8laine bat bur6 iein barlaltgeS 9luftretelt
Bic fran5olii6e 9tattonalettelfeit an rno FUR
fth auf's bttterite gefrGnft. DAB ibn oieS
in Trdnfrei6 ntdt pergeien 1T, betpteS 1et1e
ei3fatte Qlufitabme in QartS i'm Dortgen ul1o
ieBigen Sabre. Mu6 BORT tpitroe oaber
letne 0eldnoten1tellung cine ntdts menl9er
ais ange1ehme un0 eriprieBlt6e ietn.
Wlan iprt6t bon 8latne ais @eanb@
tenn / 8erItu. BORT piiroe er in Der
S9at, tOentgitenS in ben maBgebe1oen
mtlttdrt16em &retIer, mtllfomnaen letn.
NlS StaatSn1i1iter bate ct ben treftlt0en
@eDanfen, sur gorftomnfeier i'm Sfto6er
1881 aud Die oeutl6IGnOt den
Blutsoerpanbten Steuben'S
ettt3llaoet, UNI 10 Die 6oben 0erbienfte,
tpel6e iib Der alte Steuben in ben Saul
grGben gorftomn's uno BET 10 pielen an
oeren 0ele9en9eiten UNI bie ltnabba1gigfeit
Mmertta'S erlparb unD 3ugLeiG Den Yatrio>
tISmuS Der Oentlde9 merifaner Dor aQer
gBeLt an5uerfennen. Oieie Ginlaou1g
puroe our0 8ismard in elmer @ingabe an
Scatter Wilbelm l. ais eble 6anblung artez
rtfanil6er Staatsfunit gepriclen, tpeI6e,
1tdtt pte Gnglallo Die rettenDe preuBil6e
6llfe (bei Waterloo) 3u p~erfletnern, Die
0iilf8leiitunoen preuBiiher &ricgstuGtig1
teit nod nod bunoert Sabren nit parmem
3ante feiere. 8aiier 98tlbelrn tpar Don
8laine'S GinIabung 10 %erfrert, DaB er ben
lteben @roBnefen uub u"rgroBneTfen Steuz
ben's, pelde Die 8etie na6 2lmerifa madz
ten. ni6t nlr ben nDtbt9en S~ff3iersurlaub
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-31

Stem Oorfer @5eieB f6nnte burhgefabrt tperz
ben, 10 pitrOen an benz Sage elmer 6inrtdz
tuna GrtrablGtter init QieD uro Beldreie
bung" in SerieD Gitp, ober 6oboe
fe n oebruGt unD az 6unberttalllenOen i'm
Staote Nem Oorf Derbrettet tper6en. Der
0erfauf unb &auf iolber yausldnoii6en"
t2ettungen lit ia ntdt nerboten. Qber bas
@eIeB miro nt6t ausgefllbrt tDerbelt.
0ieuei6t lit cS perfaiiungstptorig (obidnn
bod troB Der 8reBfrei9ett gerbOte uno
Strafgeiebe 9egen un3ildtt9e Sdrif@
ten = obscene publications 5u 9tebt
beIteben), - teoenfals lit IS bnmn1, neil
es benz 3nede ni6t entipridt.
gSeun Die @eiebgebung ben gute1 3ped,
tpeldei1 tie Dor Nugen bate, erreiden poate,
muBte Tie eS anoerS %anfangen. Sic muBte
u Sic u~n6ebtngte 8eretnlamung bes gum
Gobe 8erurtbeiLten anorDnen, 10 baB gtiez
monoem, anger gu b6llt9em SttQl9peigen
aeaenitber 9rttten bereiDigten @efGngniBz
bean1ten utb 8ertbeiotgern Der 3utrttt su
linn q~eltattet piiroe, unD tie mitBte p ner>
fiiaen, 6aB 9ttemauo auBer ben beetoi9ten
8eaulten uno 53eugen Der 6inrt6tuug betz
tpobuen oiirfe. gu lol6en &%norbnungen
in 8esug ouf Die 8olftrefung itrafre6tz
lider llrt6eile bat bic @jeieBgebung Elm ooIes
Gebt. gBenn tie oaDon @ebraud madbte,
f6nnte gtielnanb itd iiber 8eetntrG6tigung
Der 8reBfret6eit beflaeen. 3war nidt io>
fort, aber bod I'M Qaufe Der 3eit tpirben
it6 aud 8reIie ul1o Bubliflm baran ge1
tpD6nen, Die bis6ertgen beliebten S6auberz
beridte gu entbe6ren. eSa, lhlteBlt6 Mir
ben a1Itdnoige Wfenl6en itb l6Gmen, oaB
iie iemalS oil iolden DISQUALIFICATION Woblz
gefalen gefun0en baben,
Was beionoers oasu bient, Elm franf6af>
tes Sntereiie bes 8ublitums an 8erbre6ern
gu er3eugen, baS iin0 Die vSnterpiepS" mo-
our6 iie INNER uno INNER bon Jeeuem ben
3ettlngsleiern reoeno Dorgefii6rt iperoen.
9as S0e1Bltdite iu bieier 8e5iebu1g BADEN
Die vgroBen" INSTRUMENTATION Set
tungen BON Chicago na6 Der 8erurtbetlung
Ser Spte5> @eleQeu geletltet. Sn europa, =
AUDI in @nglano, bellen BreBfreibett bod
nidts al tpiiniben ibrig ldBt, lit oer9letz
den unerD0rt. 9ort lit Der gum 5ooe per7
urtbeilte 8erbre1er einittDeilen bitrgerlt6
toDt; ct peri6minbet fir bic Oeffentlthfett
bolfommen. Die 3umutDung, baB man
i9m geitatten miiiie, tagtdglt6 Dffenen
Gn1pfarg 3u balten, 3ettungsidreibern
f0rlnlihe 9teoen in Die 5eDer Su oittirel1, ia
iogar ielbit fir 3eitungen gil idreiben (ple
bas ia aQes bier geideDen iiD, oiele 3u1
mutbung niirbe britben geraoeSu fit gSabnz
tpiB gebalten perben; in iebem Sale aber
fir etne i6Gubli6e 6erabtpliroigung Der
Strafre6tSpflege. 0O6, tpie geiagt =
ldnolt6 1tttlt0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-31
Die S1af@e pDn SOn6erD.
RbIntf9e 3ettuus g.

Man iagt, NIT ieoer neuen Sprade, Bic
Ser Oeeni6 ~erler11t, erperbe er audi eine
neue Seele. gS mdre fir ben 0eneral
6bertoan, beiien Grinnerungen an ben
!&rteas,ug BON Grapelotte mad
5e6an" mir fiirSli6 per0ffentIidt baben,
qepiB uon 8ort6eil getpeIen, penn er auBer
ieiner amertfanii6en Seele aud cine B II t.
d. e beleien bate; uielei6t miirben man6e
feline Wtibperitdubntiie nidt porgefommel
letn. 9or bebeutenoen SrrtbIn1ern
bat Der praftti6e 8lid beS Amerifaners UNI
bie eigene &riegserfabrung, Die er als fibner
9teitergenerdI i'm groBen 8iirgertriege 9ez
Ian1lnelt, ben 8erfa1ier bepobrt.
Giner iener mInoer mitbtieen Sbniter
betrifft Die 8egriiBuug, ipel6e SHERIDAN
benz &anSler bet bet 3uiammenfutft nit
bent eefangenen Scatter gtappleon al Oonz
'6erp in ben Winb legt. Die Qturebe ioQ
eelautet BADEN: $50 9rJBe Cure
MdietGt, mte 6 metnen &0nta
griiBe tpurbe." OaB Der Ransler
oieie au Der gan5en Sa6lage tpenie palieitbe
unD uuter feinen llmitanDen lon6erli6 qez
l9mafpoue 3eoewenoung gebrau6t ba6en
iOate, lit i9on an uno fur iid b69It utz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-31
1tmfer elemSeS Noftpefen.

Wir ga6en ieiner 3eit berborgeboben, ME
lnent9 pie III Der Observation-Disclosures altfgez
1teute Beba1ptung, DAB Die Boltperpaltlng
cine Dtel before QetporDen lei, nit Ben Tbat>
1dden therein ittlnme. Sine 3ptiden Der
Sc. .. u3ribune" unb penn @eneraIpoitz
Itsiitet SIu.n!pH noEt pleIet VtgeHtauo
9efubrte AuSettailoerleBlll9 beltattgt olele
~'HllulI my "'tp aIuu| ,I'to wv ooLl VeNN>
tntpolIal'eo1let feloH III GHItlper T9rll gsz
'1tuattt @'IgaoeI' G"s ue'ultsIUe oslptIS-
.!Iuts! 'uti Se'He e'9s0s! 5LI5s{n etgeosH
ul!lu'ptltsgt.W pug 20 n.t DEL OEDsrlpalS
tnng na.et oe'''O''"'''Wel @el'IW"'' pe'0ao
9'e 5N;a 5oS a. So. S,,r4 s;o moa
GtItfe Gstr,,o i'm Rednm,,rs ~ ~ S'tf;
his ~ Snn;H
1900 . 400 9oo 400
1861 = oIo 40 400
1893 f'S75 o2S 800
SpHtt ottlu8 pN 99Hugme peI pDHIuus
III Dret SaDIeH petHotrallWet SetlpallaHB
o. ~ ptl e[9egahg ebllpleWe1pe
Iepaotllant1WeH sen 9oet - Pto5enl, 9oet
~ Pto}tul nlept; @S ~ tO'u1ttg. o'e9 get@
por5IgeoeH, petl l9lpoot oer Ptal0elt pIe
oet eneFa1pol1inelle roe 9dt9Be AN2Oe01
HuH9 oes 0ltnEe9 PEI pea 0eutt9et.HH9
Der relafloen 2n0ft9teLf IN Se{ra0f 5le9en.
Se0en pr unS 1sBt sIllIIal ole 5ulall<
meh1IeAHH5 Def DON PoIOeailIeH 9eIa9Wtel
Serlepen an. pie o'ele IN 0er san Ost
lo9ellanntel "lncofrect up 81 2a9e
1re'en. SOl~sr DsllPS 9oo e lH Sa9'e
.434,268
1885..................3 96,746
1888................. TOOTH
0anod tuar Die 3abl i'm Sabre 1885
9 0rp3ent menfqer ais 1882, I'M
Sabre 1888 ober rs BrDsentme1r
ais 1885. Die 2o6l Ser auf 6ieieu slips"
perseidneten Srrfbamer betrug I'M Sabre
1899 9O2. 499
7885 .887,7 64
1893 1765821
orr on.;st "a ~. s;o ran,6I;fon;,h
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.n tolS a. Du9'0I bs;nnSe ~, Sos OnnnsIta
2o $500 Uot nt, 49, aH' f o"H Sabrc,,
1ogttJ;g IGMtat q a2a 49, ~ 30 , % "V$S So.
oepa2tsla"',ws' a S5sp",an'" y" os E n,,,n,e m
I'LL ptrtt 49, SIC ooh[ 6er E Observation-Disclosures Ser.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-31
atnterse0emoe m,to anfsebenSe
GnmteA

gfp@ Dor &ur5em toar Die iultge Liebz
reiaenbe 6rau GlebeIanb ouf Sritt
'uno S6rttt BON 0erebrern unb S6neibz
Tern umgeber. Oils iie aber Dteier Gage pom
Stem Oorf na6 Maibington fubr, tummerte
fid 9ttemono nm ite, Dbgfein piele Bai1az
giere unO 8oiia8icrtnnen DuBten, boB fie
auf benz 3uge mar.
Sod Dor &ursem ipimmelte bas 8etBe
6aus oft BON Berebrern unb Nerebrerins
men GlebelanD's un0 ieiner
Srau. unb Die regelmdBigen v0ffentlihen
@mpTGnge" paren gldnseno beIu6t. Sob
in ben leBteu Noden fameu Der 8eiu6er
penige; uuo in ben bret @ohen. Die Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-31
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oTEss: sHs oR'@oBinetOn.etr nnO StftA ansuu..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-31

eabnntenseats=DretFe:
3d9ItDe Mprgen.&usgdbe in Der 5taht burn bic
Erdger ms SaHs ~9eliefert.
Ser Jobr i'm 8urous 90
- ~S~2C ..s.s w
1o9lt9e Ausgabe unb Scr a5eitenA per Wo1e OBS
aSer SSelteH" per Sa9r $50
1DDsntltbe Musgahe per Sabr. ............ ESQ
ansmdrttge NbDnneuten ergof:
&d9li9e auSgabe per Sobr i'm gorons. ....... 5000
RSer NselfeH" per 200
zsogentl19e Ausgnbe per Sahr ............ 2.0c
hoDe1lfll1e AIsgabe uaca irgenb etner1 Sonbe
%@IpPuS pei SuqE,...- S.W
Illinois Staats-Zeitung Co.,
Gbicoqo, IN.
The morning news., 1888-06-10
APPLYING THE MAD STONE.
Two Little Victims Of Dogs Bite Sue
cessfully Treated
From the ChtcdgO Times

From the Chtcago Times
Bookseller Chapin's pink maidstone
filed itself with poison from the hand of
little Harry Pullin, Of Evanston yesterday,
and fell off at O'Clock in the afternoon
Harry is one Of the boys who was bitten by
Il man dog that tore around in South Evans
ton Saturday. The other boy was the son
Of Charles Sears, a Dearborn street en-
grayer, and when the maidstone had dropped
fr m his hand he said be felt better All
the swelling in his hand had disappeared.
Harry Pullin was bitten much worse than
his little neighbor There were two holes in
the palm, and one in the back Of MS hand
and tho limb was puffed and red. The mad
stone was put On the palm Tuesday after
noon, and in the evening il fell off Mr.
Chapin boiled 1t i'll milk for an hour, and a
yellow scum formed Oh the top Of the milk
Mr Chaplin says this was the virus from the
dogs fangs. When the stone was placed on
the ack Of the hand il adhered strongly
until 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Then
IL fell off again. The boys haad was
still swollen, but not half 81 badly as when
the stone was first applIed. 4 second boil
ing Of the stone caused the yellow scum TO
rise again. The little fellows parents seemed
10 be we'll pleased with the experiment, and
the boy himself said he felt relieved.
Mr.. Chaplin keeps book store under
Central music hail, and no likes To gather
curiosities. he had been trying 70 get a
maidstone for years, but the oly one he
knew of for a long time belonged % "A man
in Dyer, Ind. who was doing thriving
business at S2j tor every case treated, aud
wanted$5, 900 for the stone. 1h5 was a litLle
10 steep for Mr.. Cuapin and he waitel TIL
| he heard that an old man in South Carolina
| had maidstone, anu he went down there
and bought 1t. He was told Lnat the stOae
| had been first found in deer's stomach, aod
| that il had passed from gen ration 10 gen
| Grafton, till it reached the cid man who sold
! it 10 Mr.. Chaplin. Down where he lived
| there were apparently wcl-authentcated
cases of the cure by the magic stone Of an0 ke-
stlngs and dOg-bites. KGe stone is about
| three inches long, and an inch and half
| wide, and half an inch tdic&. 1t j. pink in
color, with dark red spots II looks at
| first glance like an ordinary HAT pebble but
when one examines it closely it 81 rike, one
as being rather petrifoi bit of root than
of mineral The strange thing about it Is
the faint, indescribable odor that ciings to
it. Under the microscope the stone shows
pores, but TO the naked eye it is perfectly
plain and smooth.
IL know only two other madstonas in the
country" said Mr.. Chaplin. "One is down
in Dyer, and Giles, the Chicago jeweler,
owns the other. The Dyer one has worked
| some cures, but two of the people treated
| bv the Giles stone have died 1t is rather
hard to tell whether my stone is all right or
not, because when dog bites man the
dog is generally shot right away, and no
one can ever tell for sure whether the ami
mai was mad. But wouldn't sell the stone
for less than $1,000"
The morning news., 1888-06-10

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Ylued WIN a pocketknife.

COLUNBUg, Ga, June "A fatal fight
occurred four rniles from this city in Lee
county, Alabama, this Afternoon The par
ties were John Dunn and John Culysrson.
Both gentlemen hAd spent the day in this
city and were returning n thsir homes in
this country Dunn was in the lead. Cul-
yerSon attempted 70 PAS, and in doing 70
the wheels " the two vehicles locked. The
men then engaged In quarrel, which ended
Ia bl0Odshed. Both parties used pocket
knives. CulversOns throat was cut and he
died in short time. Dunn was badly cut
about the face. and may not recover.
The morning news., 1888-06-10
N NIENfORIAM.
N lIENORLAE

HI OF TEE ToC-z's HsZoziCAL SocTETT.
WEEzEAs. D@a-h : Z Ire word z1d tie ms
tsr.01s working C oz1EII9Eelce = br-yo1d
human comprehension. ~ realizing the TACT
tlsE a. rLst Is born nus de. - hl-ncly ooJ-
our h=zds II r-sigus-ion % ths Divine VII,
SLi-s- 1-=l!y csp4oriog TIE sad ADd Un-L1sly
death o. os1r friend and E1en5e-.
ROBERT ETRSCH
AID -zEzzAs- Knowing rs worth and vziTse
sr6 the U1-i-inZ e-erEy sni Zeal hs has always
displayed Il z1vz1cinZ tie bzst interests OF oIr
Soci@,y. D L
Ees5lrezd. that in the death q Robert Hi-Sch
tbs SOCIETY las ms faithful worker and de-
voted meub@r that We his friends. vii miss
lis chee-y voic-, and thzz his death VII leave a
vo31 Il oI1r circle.
Resolpsd. Ira: re te1t4r 70 those nearess
an cesresc 70 him, GU heartfelt sor7ow and
slccers sympathy.
Psso!rsd- That 3 copy q these resolutions be
hung II Our hal, = c1Py D sent 70 t1e b--eavsd
family and y publishe1 n n SAVANNAH MoaS-
rsG news and Brunswick Advertiser and Ap-
peal H GOLDMAN,
.. A BTCK-
" : GARDNER
Committee
The morning news., 1888-06-10
Adventure With a Tiger.

As ne walked along through the Jungle
failed to keep up with tho other members OF
the party, whO mad gone on ahead, whom
suddenly heard a rustic in the underwood,
and almost at this same moment an enor-
nous tiger presented himself and prepared
10 spring upon me. / had never seen
more magnificent beast. and / could not
help a'imirtng him, Notwithstanding the
danger Of my position.
But there was no time 10 be lost | i'm
nedihtsly presented my rifle and fired As
ill-luck would have it. neither shot struck /;
and IN nnother second the tiger was on fne
and bad thrown me- down. his claws buried
In my left shoulder. had no particular
sensation OF fear, and ] remember thinking
quite calmly AZ ! lay on the ground. the
tigers hot breath coming against my face
ITS all up with mo uow.n But at that
moment my faithful little Mungo came TO
the rescue; he bit the tigers tail so severely
that tho beast Immediately released his
hold and turned round 10 seize its new ad-
versary.
But Mungo, as sharp and wary az he was
pluclIy, was Off In tho tall grass in an in
stant The tiger followed, but the dog had
the advantage over him, rs II could run
through the grass and under the brush
wood at pace which the other could not
keep up with. In fact, 1t was almost
comical 70 500 how the great creature
bOunlbu ABOUT III lUb uSolcbS cnase hlVeT Jne
dog.
But knew that the tiger, disappointed Of
seizing Mungo, would soon loo back again to
attack his master; so | reloaded my gun,
and stood awaiting his return. In a short
tmc he was before me once more, and again
| loveled my gun rs we'll as | could, con-
sidering the pain in my left shoulder. The
first shot missed, but the second struck the
tiger in the shoulder, crippled him, and
| Tnado him roll ubOut agony RalOnlInV
as rapidly as possible, went nearer to him,
aimed very deliberately, and this time gave
him his quietus Scarcely had done so be-
fore Mungo came bounding up 10 me, look
ing into my face, and whining as il with
, joy at seeing me safe.
The morning news., 1888-06-10
whv Jones Crawflshed.

Beverly-Hallo, Jonesy, old man, didn't
SEQ you at Mosbys swell ball last night.
Jones--No. Fact is, it was little too
rich for my blood.
Beverly--Get bottle Of p. =. p, and II
that doesn't bring your blood up TO the re-
quired mark, IN throw up the sponge. Best
blood purifier / ever heard Of, and it never
fails 10 get there Cures scrofula and all
skin e.uptions.
The morning news., 1888-06-10

Local Personal
Y. L. Stanton Of Waycross is at the HAr-
nett.
J. T. Jossey Of Macon is registered at the
Harnett
Capt. S. D. Bradwell Of Hinesville is at
the Harnett
Thomas B. Stubs Of Montgomery. Ala
Is at the Harnett.
Capt. J. l. Hammond left yesterday via
Atlantic coast line for New York
George Jesse, the indefadgable messenger
boy Of tie Ocean steamship company's feet,
leaves to-day for Philadelphia for his sum
mer outing.
The creditors Of Joseph C. Thompson
waived the point and agreed TO let Wall
Thompson act as assignee without bond.
Toe latter was on the eve Of resigning, but
the creditors would not permit it and
showed their confidence in the assignee by
having the order for a qualified bond re-
yOEad
The morning news., 1888-06-10
MARRIAGE.

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sEd Mss XAssE CAzzou- Of s4Ta11ah. Ga
No Asr1A
FAT-NcLyTIRE-Ms IN tie CEE-ch q
the How C7zzunson- Se~ YORK, by t5= Rev.
Henry Noosc- June 5.h- I55e CEAz-S u FAT
s1d ALICE ECISTIzE