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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

eem. q Exp~wfsaces 90 Res. NJ. urs~n
In L>~savnls's Rarfs DayS
Mr.. UEssll had many amusing incidents
marrying p>oplA . thu New fork
World, and q the marriage laws vers
loose bot iitsis vas required In the vay OF
quessfcrs 10 maks every thing sasisfac-
tory. One day Q German, With rather .
~good-lookiux middls-axed woman lean
Tag On his arm. entered the ~prssehsr's
ssudy.
'Thavs Just ben iss Of taIl-s said
the mar. and borrowed . say q buck
ssd =-.s u search Of vorE nsu ]
asked this ~cnan hers by my side for Q
Job she said shs bad 10 money 70 hire Q
man. being . poor widow vomsn- told
Der I wouId .aw the wood and take her
tor pay, and she said: All right and
here ne are nov 10 get married but ]
hsin't No nensy, parsoa. TO pay for tAs
biI.r
Mr.. usxeIl married the couple and raid
the recorders Tee cut Of bis own pocket
On another ccasion .. gambler and
.part named Charley Smith. and . fort
a~ns-tsiisr known as Nine. La Prue, whc
hsd made quite Q fortuns In that lsns OF
ine ss, entered his study 20 hav the
marriage ceremony p-rforned- After the
usual questions had ben satisfactorily
answered he requested them 70 stand.
and then turning to tho vomsn hs said
wiz thou have this man &c b thy Law
full and Welded husband. and vat thou
love. honor. and keep him--
Hold on, parscn," exclaimed TIE won
an. IN DO dsrusd IL III ke-p spy ran .
Mr.. Ussell than explained to her that u
n.aa,k hAae -. .kAaE1 f~-. - $1,000
take care Of him In sickness and gave .
general explanation of the msrrisxs
vows But she VAS obiarats ani refused
70 be married unless the ceremony va
performed after her own wishes, which
Ar. Uxxslf refused 70 DO
~Fsrson, you have lost {us. afsy dollars
hy not marrying me the way I wanted
exclaimed the woman. as she ordered her
carriage and drove va Tue man
was worried, bat she was not
In 1879 Mr.. UExstl was visited BY Rev.
DR.. Warren, now Bishop Warren. OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, md Chap
ain MeCabs. One evening there was q
quick, sharp rap at the door, and . mo
ment later arough-looking fellow entered
"Psrsou," said the stranger. 1--WE COM
to a you ter marry one Of the boy wa
down thar in . tent" Bishop Nsrrsr
and Chaplain McCabs asked to accom-
pany. as they desired 10 SO . mining.
camp wedding. and their request va
granted They started out for the tent
the stranger leading the wav. When
about ffty feet from the hoass tho vensr
able mother Of the mountain breaches
came 10 the door and shouted out:
"Oh, Tom! You forg o your revoivsr.r
Mr.. Uxxsll, thinking nothing strange o
the occurrences, returned TO his house 70
the Weapon and q moment later ~rsjoinse
bis reverend friends from the East. They
we're both amazed ~ what they had sect
and heard, and one % them exclaimed:
why. Brother Uxxslt, do minister
carry pistols in Leadville,"
"Oh, yea" replied Mr.. UxxsII- "whsi
go out after dark I carry a revolver II
one pocket cad . prayer-book in tn
Others
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22
GOVERNOR HILLS CLOCK.


0etsvvrthy Addition to the Furniture Of
New rork's Executive M.nsion-
A valuable article Of furniture Wa add
I'd 70 the superb appointments OF the
new Executive Mans on some months ago
says the J,te eler's Weekly. IL is . musical
clock. rendered especially interesting by
its history and the bit OF romance con-
nected with it. The case is Of natural
cak, handsomely carved. and the time
keeper looks more like q massive side
board b any thing else, bearing on its
exterior no Indication that there IL any
thing musical hidden within It's rscsssss.
The romanc IL connected with th. mech
snism producing the music, which was
once contained In . magnificent
music o which Frederick the
Great presented to f~avorite
lady Of his court. Il Is not Of
the usual kind, which produce melody
through the vibration OF steel teeth. bus
consists Of sweet-toned wooden sutes.
mellov with age. every one of them being
more than . century oil For many gen
srations ths box was treasured In the
iady's family, but about three years ago
10 cane under the hammer in Berlin and
Was there knocked down for Q mere song
10 . shrevd artisan, Who caught 8
u tmp>e OF the antique wooden flutes b.
meath the rubbish Of It's time-woru ex-
terror. Three years ago last June Mr..
Hoffman. of Marsh & Hoffman, Of Albany.
then in Berlin, ran across the purchaser.
Who had BY that time conceived the
idea Of putting the flutes into a
clock Negotiations were entered into by
Mr. Hoffman for the purchase OF The CLOCK
when completed. and . year ago in June.
when again in Berlin. be competed the
bargain and took the clock with him.
The architect Of the Executive mansion
chancsd To see IL. and at once purchased
70 for the ornamentatiou Of the then al
most completed sdihce. Besides telling
the hours and minutes in mellow chimes
the clock plays thirty-six different selec-
tions-mainly by Italian, French and Ger
man e~omposers- These include four Sc
ascsions from Strauss celebrated aCagii-
'ssro' waltz, Carmen" "~Lohsngrin,p
-T.nnhaussr," "Huguenoss,n astradslian
and -Freisehutz" The instrument has
been altered 70 play several American
airs. among which Is Payne's .Home
Sweet Home"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22
WOMEN AS COMRADES.

Men Love women, Esteem Them a.
Friends. but DO Not Want Them for
Comrades
In the current number of the Cosmo-
poaitan, Mr. Junius Henri Browne dis
cusses the question: Are Women
Companionsble to Menu" and argues
that they are not He regards women
as made 10 charm. to fascinate. but
rarely for ~eGnrayaders& A man will be
willing to die for n woman whom he
would find it hard TO live with. hesayS
and thus csndenses his argument into
n sentence He reasons that men and
women lack community of interests;
that the mar has a world into which
woman can not enter. And in the
great majority Of eases Mr.. Browne Is
right Il 10 juss this grave defect in
society that the advance forces Of prog
ress are eorrseting-surely. even il
slowly Cc-edue=siOa Is the great lev
erAge which will establish intellectual
community and compaaionship be-
tween men and women
The political enfrznehissmen, Of
woman viii give hsr . mental breadth
and depth hitherto unknown Politi-
cal science 10 . vast and wonderful
world of itself IL Is entering into liv.
ing history-iato the forces that snaps
the destiny Of Individuals and Of na-
tions and that predesermine the gen.
eraltrsnd q progress As women CONS
more and more into the world u AZ
fairs and enter into thu larger and no.
bier interests. eompanionship between
men and ONE grows more Gne anS
more universal Yet it may be ques
toned IL there Is nos already more o.
this perfect harmony Of comraaeship-
or friendship. - quite distinct fron
love and romance-than Mr.. Brown.
believes; but in whatever degree
whether more or less-st c 4
surely registers the advance Of civil
cation - Lisaa Wa1sag. IN Boslos
Tbarsliev.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

A pro<zszers Engiish vcnsn says NJ
American al have high, snri- nssG
rusces scd false tecsh
Americans dons b The constant I'VE
ting they get about this nasal twanR. -
ret IL d . facs caused BY cur dry ma
Ing atmosphere, and ths universal prssescs
Of catarrhal dincultieA
But why should 70 many 81 - ~
have fn,ss seethi
hat ID more Of Q poser TO the Engish y
1. ouise suuosssble 70 scoount for 10 sxcsps
On he theory Of dersared stomacn scsno
caused 5y i~mpfuiencs u e=s'ns snA y
want Of regular EXERCISE
Both conditions are unnatural
CtarrhAl troubles everywhere prsssn
and end In cough and consumpuoa- wn,ca
are promoted by ~maLnutrition induced y
derznged stomach action The coaD1oa
. modern one, one unknown 70 a sncessors
who prevented the ca,arrh- cold, ccugn -
oousumption By abundant and regular ~
Of what IL now Known ~ 10!
Cabin Cough and Cousumptton EsDsdyen ?
Log Cabin SArsaparilla> tvo old fnshssesa
standard remedies handed down from oox
ancestors. and now exclusively put fortA
under the strongest g1arznsess q purHy
and efficacy by the worid-faned mAnsre q
Warmers safe cure. These two remedies
plentifuIly used as the spring and summsz
Seasons advance gives positive ASSURANCE
Of freedom, both from ca,arrh and tAoss
dreadful and, IL neglected., Inevitable coass
guences. pneumonia lung troubles md Goa
sumption. which 20 generally and hfalJ
p-cvsil among our people
Conrad. Ell Fisher, Of Salem. Henry Co
Iowa served four years in the late war and
co7tr,cted . disease called consumption b
IL doctorx- He had frequent n~smorrhages
Afser using Warmers Log Cabin Cough m
CoasunVrioa remedy, he says, under DAT
Of jan IN. 15ss: II do not bleed NJ th'
lungs any more, nv cough does ms hcthsl
NE, and l do not have aay more s~motherrnt
spellsL" Warmers Log Cabsn Rose Cream
cured his wife Of cstarrh and she - "ss1nl
and WELL
OF course we do not lfke 70 have on
women called nose takers and false seet
owners, but these conditions can b readil
ovsrcome in the manner Indicated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22
wONAN'S DEPARTMENT.
AEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Ths Probable Effect. Of sarraxe Upsa
Physical Csnaltion Discussed
The exercise Of the suffrage would
presumably tend to improve. rather
than 10 impair. the health Of the aver
age woman
There IL nothing dangerous 10
health in reading political articles In
the daily papcn In discussing political
questions ~ith relations o. tr;enda CT
in walking the distance Of Q fsw hun
drsd yards and ~dspositing . plses Il
paper in a box Many women nov Dc
all these things without any suffering
In consequence Tn the contrary. the
reasonable exercise Of any faculty. and
Of al the faculties. Of mind and body.
10 positively beneficial 70 man or
woman Nervous energy run to
waste" ID the secret OF much Of tho las
situde and sickness prevalent among
American women
For my ovn part" says Sir spsn-
Ger Wells. ons Of the greatest liv.
Ing physicians 81 think women
capable Of q great deal more than
they have been accustomed TO In
times past II overwork sometimes
leads to disease. 10 ID morally more
wholesome to work into Il than to
lounge into II and II some medical
practitioners have observed cAsss
where mental overstrain has led 70 dis-
ease. / can not deny that I also have
at long intervals see such cases But
for every such example I feel surs that
1 have cen as least twenty where
evils equally to be deplorcd are
caused in young women by want Of
mental occupation. by deficient exer~
elsa too luxurious living. and too
much amusement" This h hus a
the unmarried and the young; but Il
Is nc less true Of the married and the
m~iddleaged- Nervous diseases Of
every kind are most often caused by
confinement to . narrow circle Of
thoughts and dutiea
A brisk conversation about politics
+ stimulating and healthy in itself, but
is especially valuable in ~distracting the
attention from the petty. harassing de-
tails Of daily life. There Is no more
certain cure for and It's
baleful attendants hypochondria and
dyspepsia. than the excitement Of in
terests broader and mors impersonal
than the interests Of the kitchen and
the nursery. than the brooding over
ones WI or ones husbands emo,iona
h[temper or wrong-doing. To enable
women to be efficiently interested in
rs many things as possible. 10 to give
them . tonic better than any medI
cine; to compel them to be interested
IN q few things only. Is to loison the
whole atmosphere of tL..eir intellectual
liie George 1eHetr. IL D., -
''HomGH AMI the Commonwealth"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22
THE wiFE's PROPERTY.


a wrong Oaee Ess2biish@a Ia 40 . Rai<.
OF Loa~ Enaarane~
The old law which gave every hu<
band the right to the actual ownership
Of all his wife's personal property and
the use of all her real estate, made the
possession Of \ wife's property seem so
much = matter Of course that il is not
easy even for otherwise decent and ex-
cellent men o accept the new order Of
things Some men do so cheerfully,
and gladly accede to it; others. who
appear respectable to the world. make
the home wretched when q wife de-
clines to surrender her property.
Among the more brutal classes il often
comes to downright violence. The
Chicago daily papers record the follow
ing:
Mrs Matthias Busch was murdered
tonight by her husband. q saloon
keeper. The deed was done at their
home. in the presence Of their child
and the aunt Of the victim Busch
Was arrested knife "a hand. He had
been fooled In his desire to control Ten
thousand dollars in real estate. that
had been wiiled his wife BY her
father"
Brutal cases ike these are frequent
ly reported But there are more eases
where a husband endeavors 70 secure
BY Intimidation or slow torment
what the law has taken out of his
hands IL takes long TO uproot the
strength of Al old law OF custom. and
10 outgrow prejudice Blu. in this
case. u would promote respect for a
w1fe's legal property rights. IL honor
able men- who have rome into posses
! OF their wife's property. under
the law. or in any other war. would
uske 4 legal return Of it 10 Tia wifs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

Such sctionIwould help 70 ct = need
ed exxmple. hs fact that the wife ID
low entitled 10 her w property
would BE- nossd-and. by and by. 10
will be seen TO be - dishonor2ble and
wrong for . man to keep property of
his vife's As to keep that OF any Ous
else. Again greater than the money
itself viii be the increased respect
which . wife can feel for her husband
when be deals h~onorably and honestly
With her. Honsas,s journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

We would be pleased TO know of man OF
woman who has never had headache or been
subject TO constipation As these seem II
be universal troubles a little advics may BE-
IN order. Why should persons cram then
stonachs with nauseating purgstfve pills,
etc, which slcken and debilifafe when such
ap~leasant and sterling remedy as Prickly
Ash Bltters Will act mildly and effectively
on the liver, kidney. stomach and bowels,
and az the same time tone up and strength.
en- the whole system. causing headache,
constipation AID all such distressing evis
70 quickly disappear.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

Yea never suspsresdt n. none Of bis friends
dreamed Of I, he ID NOS Know y nsmsen-
~ Al a exrcsiy vnss he did, nevertheless
No N remember his szllpw complexion.
Do yuu rscollect how be used 70 complain o.
headsche and c~ons-ipssscnf I'm sec1ns
euiss Slsous,r he sid 70 yuu one day, ~01i
fUsss itn pass ca ! haven't done sny
sS{n9 fBTk because I don't oelsevs IN .cos
fnr.N Soon AFTER that you heard OF y
dsnkh Il was very sudden and every &c
~cSsPieasant PurEsave Pellet. be would
b aHvs cd well to-day. Don't fo4ov a.
0a n sPellecs1 ere easy 70 Ake
"a thG1P action, md alvsys SURE
1.,uzaHy ss<=S. IN srsistas ssnsosL
- p N operaEc singer wsss
49, . vsissa' f'r h. -A'r- l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

We accidentally overheard the following
dialogue on the street YESTERDAY.
.e'.<s. Smith. why don't you stop that dis
gushing hawking and spittingt
snsitk How can Il You know - =
martyr 20 cafarrh-
). Do ~ did / had the disease IN tn
worst form but I am well now.
y What did you do for M
j. used DR. Sage's Caiarrh Remedy. II
cured me and il viii cure you.
). I've heard OF il. and by Jovs I'll srv n
u Do 50. You'u ind il az al thed rus
stores IN town.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

FAxAERs and others who have q little leis-
urs time for the next few mouths Will ind
L 10 their interest 70 write % b =. Johnson
q Co, OF Richmond Va, whose advertise
rxent appears in another column. They
06er great inducements % persons 10 work
Tor them all or part of their lime.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

The great trasedian. Forrest, had . secres
which everybody ought To learn and prudi
by. SAID he, IL WV all my success 70 thu
fact that every thing I have undertaken
have done thoroughly. I never negieca
tribes" That's the poInt-don't regiec;
trites. Dor't neglect that hacking cough,
those night-sweats. that feeble and capri
ci0us appetite, and the other symptoms,
tri1ing IN themselves, but awful in their
significance They herald the approach OF
consumption. You are IN danger, but you
can be saved. DIR. Plerce's Golden Medical
Discovery win restore you 70 health and
vigor, as it has thousands OF others. For
all scrofulous diseases, and consumption II
n OF them 1t is q sovereign remedy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22
a Csm,nea Occurrences

The most trying position . truthful
Clergyman can be in Is to h preaching
the funeral sermon OF . man who died
sieh and mean
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

CONSUMPTION may be avoidetb BY the tsmaly
use OF HA4eis Honey OF Horeho1nd and IT..
Pi<c's rooshzrhe Drops Cure IN oaa uinutoL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

TEETH filed with gold, silver, amalsnm,
etc, are poor substitutes for natures ors&,
mai provision Use Longs Pearl TODD
soap as IL removes tartar and prevents d,
cay.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

"BRovx's BRONCHIAL TRocHx.r are vsd>
y Known as an sinirable remedy for Brou,
enitls, Hoarseuess, Coughs and Throat truo
oles Sod s.ay u 6orx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

VOC eften hear a woman say: snsre,s No
use taking but she doesn't think 20 ina
the sauna
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

II 10 10 wonder that some people an
laxative ffye gases enter into . mani
compo<ftton-P9ts69rgh CaroneA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22
Three Bottles Cure CsnrrA-

Ell ROBBINS. Runyun p. o. Columbia o.
Pa. ssys: My daughter had cafarrn wneo
she was FIVE years odd. very badly. 1 SEW Dr.
eave's Catarrh Remedy advertised. and pro.
cured : Bottle for her, and soon saw that .
helpei her: q third bottle effected q perme
sound and hearty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

Tm nns Of the family circle '-sAsvS
ding ring
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

LOW requires . hand-to-hand sseaa -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

THR locomotive engineer dr-ads q NJ
placed switch. children don't
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

The man who married his IDEAL for In
first wife Is looking about for . woman fog
his second-Bsos Commensurate
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

! ~: :! !!
W ~ en- "a Dr. Sagess CasarrA
KAss Esmssy, nj foe c.,.u s'. sss {
"D they cannot cure
sywprous OF C-aTARnM.-Dul
hsavv haadschs. obstruction Of the naa1
rassares. discharges falling from the head
into the throat. sometimes profu<e. wat-ry.
and scrid. At others. thick. tsnaciouA mueo4
vuruIent. bloody and purrid; the eyes are
weak. wasery. and irfiarned. there = ringing
ia tbs ears deafness. hacking or eougsinx to
clear the tiruar. expeetorztlou OF onenstvs
natter. Together with scabs from utcrrs the
voice 4 Changed end has q nasal twsns; the
breath Is oEen=ive- smell sn1 IssLe sre IN
unfrcd. there IS q sensation OF ul<xine>s. WIN
nn~-ssi deprrssiou. a hacking cough and gen
S-I sebilitv. Orly q few OF the ahove-name1
-~r.p.orns are likely to be present IN any ons
eas.' THOUSANDS OF caees annually. vfthou1
--nifes-I5e kaIf Of the above symphonic. ~
r11r III eonsur-psicn, sud era in the grave
No si.psse is 20 cs,errson- more deceptive and
Ssnss-n1< or less rnaers<ood by physicians
ny its mild soothing. anI aeannx p5opertsS
casps q Cafarrh- "eoid In ne hea1sS
Coryxn. and Catarrhal hra9lehe.
Sold by druggists sv~erywAcre; " csnfA
sUnsold Agony froz Catarrh.~
Prof. ". HAusSrR, the famous mesmerik
Of I,hccr. ". T.. writes. some ten years 49,
surered untold agony from chronic nasA
catarrh. Ny family physician gave me Up -
fucurubIe. said I must de- MY case ~
such : bad one, that every day, towards su1k
set nv voice would become 30 hoarse 1 coun
barely spesE above a whisper In the morning
nv coughing AID clearing OF my fhro4f YOU'D
almost stranglc me. BY the Use OF DR.. Sagse
Cararrh Remedy. in three months Iwaa q wei
IAN. and the cure has been permanent
sconssanaly Hawking and SViffaneS
THOMAS J. RrsBf~G. ESQ., 500 Ptss Sired
Il Iouis. Mo, writes: Il was a great sufferer
from cafarrh for three yedrs- At times L could
hardly breathe. and was constantly hawking
al splitting, ard for the last eight months
cnusd cot breathe through the nostrls- 1
thougrs nothing could be done for me- Luck-
iiy- L was ad.sei 70 try Dr. Sage's Casarrh
Remedy. and I an row well man. 1 believe
Il 10 be the only sure fs1aessy FOR cafarrh nov
manufactured, and a ss< only To give n 2
fair trial to experience ~astocoaug results snd
apermAuenf cure"
Three Bottles Cure Caearrh-
En- ROBBINS. Runpun p. o. Columbia o.
Pa. ssys: My daughter had cafarrh when
she was FIVE years odd, very badly. 1 sew III.
eage's Catarrh Remedy advertised and pro.
cured : bottle for her, and Q saw that y
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

A maa zbass ssaasEHlii1s 9sfs aot
sntifsiy blantsd b. sssl-eoaeeit You'd
hare Osea nightly mortified b ~ 10
Dos DscSIssoss pi.es saturday. 1bsss
sseks so JsAEs g. bLArxs a private
citizen of tLs distant State Il Name,
csns to oFsnd kapids. 4 sss az
noaneed "a advances tLAt hs vculd spssk
not mere than half an hour a. tee lOngest.
Add yss ths whole Of Western Miehixsn
sssasa 10 Fsus lalo tls sliy 10 greet
bin. Al tho trains from nsighbOFing
tosus wsre loaded dosn. streets we're
died With citizens. 80 immense crowd
surrounded the depot Wien MF. BLAINE
arrived Hsrtaasa Hal would Dot bold
half ths people sho wanted 10 get IN 30
ses snd EssF aim.
II bad been snnouaced IL All the pagers
10 Michigan thai On Saturday tue Post
master General q ihs CpIted States, tas
mao Who - tie rscogn.zsd moathpiscs Of
ths President ior n .chizaa. .sss TO be hare
aeeosapasssd BY several other Dsmoeratie
speakers Of great nztloual reputation.
The special train arrived With The syeak-
sfs thsy wsss uss ty fs~ friends, BAT
there wss % demonstration 20 DO CON-
pared With that made upon tbs srrival OF
lhe private cifizsa from Maine, there we're
10 sach crowds IN the streets. 40 such evi-
deness OF admiration and respect. The
time between tee oceesion of BIAtsss
Wait snd that Of DIcKISsoS's was too
short nd the circumstances we're too
similar not 90 make . comparison inev-
table, aud the comparison results very
nach 10 the disadvantage Of tue Post
masfsr-0snsrsl.