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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
The Source of Her Popularity

Lies in the fact that she produces stirring and absorbing
stories from materials to be found in everyday life her
work interests educated and uneducated alike it deals with
those elements of human nature to all classes and
of interest to all.
1t is many years since Marion Harland published a
novel; and her story long and eagerly looked for by
large and loyal constituency of readers has been secured
for serial publication in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

mn ARION HARLAND'S name is a household word
s wherever the English language is spoken or printed
Her novels of American life and books of and house
hold instruction tor women have been circulated by the hun
dreds of thousands in America and Great Britain and MANY
of them have been translated into French German and other
European languages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
War Credit Voted.

PEsTH. Jane 22.-Af:er three hours
debate to-day joint committee of the
delegation unanimously vated 8 var
credit Of Al 900, 900 forms. q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
OF The MARRIAGE : RELATION.

This idea is not obruded indeed definitely stated but
the unavoidable conclusion from the semrac current of
events in the story is that marriage formed should be
almost indissoube.
The novel contains striking and unique characters
drawn from life the descriptions of in the Connecti
cut Valley and among the Adirondack Mountains are
charming.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

It seams that the price Of beef on the
Pacific Slope, which for some time has
oeen infis.ed to some extent, has suffered
collapse, and c.ttlemen in Ariz1 ns and
New Mexico VINO had made arrangements
10 ship their beeves to the west sre now
preparing 20 send them to Kansas City
and Chicngo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

Mississippi D.sIraees Cordial cures
summer com pisfntai ysen:ery, diErrhoea,
f1ux, clamp colo, gripping pains, irritated
bowels no oseRess, cholers, and cholera
em6fbus.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

Twelve carloads OF fst cattle produced
il Tsrrant county have been sent to Chi
csgo il the last couple Of dsys by Rich
ARSON & H;ckatt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
1'lG Sunday and Weekly Gazette

This novel, ''AE Gallant Fight is one of the
strongest pieces of fiction that Marion Harand has written
story Of absorbing interest and dramatic plot in in
tent protest against the lax of opinion which prevails
in American society regarding absoeness and pepetty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
cucumhara.T rom stce,,

Cabbage, roasting ears, squash, beets,
onions, green srd red peppers, ct the
Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
unsrr,sy. onsrriss.

Large, ripe, fine, cherries at the Fort
Worth Grocer Cos. Include these in your
next order
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
ROUND-UPS.
Prices Of 3 SET OF tbs Pacifi slepe are
Gff-Tarr.seTy Cs:tlemea Will
Up East.
Discussions OF The Live Stock Exchange
Scheme-The Wool OF the Northwest
ern T.rritoriez-Local Sotes.

Captsin John Ike, Leading stockmau
OF The P.lo Pinto country, is in Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
A Delightful and Pathetic Loves Story

Is mingled with he Intense and dramatic plot that
forms the basis OF the novel GA Gallant Fight contains
all the elements of an immensely popular story for ncspa-
per publication.
The first instament of this serial will nnt diaely fol-
low the conclusion of the Stevenson story running III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

Special to ne Gazette.
LoEGvIEw, TEX, June PR. C. De
Grafenried, state eIector, left here LAST
night 70 again meet the Union LABOR
party'3 candidate for Congress, Mr..
Farmer, this time e. Winsboro.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
ATTRACTION
~ OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTFD
Louisiana State LotterY CompanY

L0UISIana OtaLe L0Jtery company,
INCORPORATED by the Legislature in 1868 toI
Educational and Charitable purpoaes, and its
franchise made part of the present State Con
vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
take place Semi-Annually, June and December
and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
take place on each of the 9th ten months in the
year, and are all drawn in public at the Academy
Of Music New Orleans, La.
"We do hereby certify that 'ce supervise the ar
DrS,eDas Of be M n0 Stgs az" IottSr~ con-
pany, and in person manage and coTltroIthe Drd'o.
ingS themselves, and that the same are conducted
Nth honesty, fairness and IN good faith tOcGrd
all parties, and 3Ce authorize the Company to use
this certificate, Nth fac .isieS Of signatures
attached in its embellishments"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

mas ACTUALLY obtained enough votes from
nnfsida snurcaS to nnnninAta him Wnan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

yescn, j. W.;
Tran uonry BON
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

Mississippi D.saaoes Cordial, safe
quick and effecsiFs Cure for bowel disor-
ders. Isshss been standard remedy for
oyerstsiFtY year,, because it has merit to
a,tgFain If
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23


TIE wcol Of the northwestern sheep
ranges is being gathered il snd the out
Iook for wool gro wers and mutton pro-
ducers CT thst section is beirg dis
cussed il most favorable terms
by the papers OF the country.
The clip in quslity will be c superb one
throughout oil G: Northern Mont.no, and
should command The very top price over
been mutton ist all winter, gnd have
nol had single SCI back. The staple,
therefore, will BE- OF extra length and
without weak spot. The heeces will be
q heavier average weight than ever
before known, s1d will be clean # sand
OF dust, as the whole spring season has
been damp .nd the prairie is completely
csTpeted with grass sod.
The last Issue CT the Montans Live
Stock Journal devofes over column
space TO discussion OF the merits OF Gel
onel W. L. Backs live stock ex-
change, and sums up the subject
thus: We canGot see way the exchange
you'd not only be feasible bat advis-
aOle. II cattle exchanges could effect
the sale Of range products upon the
range it could regulate the market and
transfer us control from the CREST
cities to the greater ranges. Producers
would have the privilege Of naming the
price OF his products and not be COM
PEELED to relegste that Office to shippers
and packers. Giuts in markets would be
avoided and stockmen receive that profit
on their enterprise and labor, the greater
part Of which now goes into the Golfers
Of the m5st kings OF Chicago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
u = of him
SWsshingtoD, D. o.
Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEAHs NATIONAL BANK,
6sM Orr ans. La.

EEMEMpSHTh the presence OF Gen.
HLHi sH - liberals Beauregard AMI Early
who are in charge OF the drawings, is guaran.
tee of absolute fairness and integrity, that the
chances are all equal, snd that no one can pos
sibly divine what number will draw prize.
1. Rem EMBER als2 that the payment of Prize.
rs GUs Ran CEEO RT EOUE RATIONAL
IS ANKs OF New Orleans, and ne Tickets are
EsiSned By the President of en- Institution
IWhose chartered rights are neet2uized In the
highest Courts; therefore, beE5Re OF sny imi.
tations or anonymous ssSep %5f
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
The Sunday and Weekly Gazette

Michigsn-Alger2 &c.
Minnesota u.rri
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

noon: The prompt relusLl OF Mr.. Nc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

AIdley C.
II he WAS placed at the he
Governor Foster and {
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

GIaIK, 3. w ;
",In- C.a-.rt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA sos; SOAP,
25c; EEsoLvEST, 81. Pre-, areu By the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass.
sr-Send for How TO Care Skin Diseases" "a
-na zee. 50Illustraltons, and 100 testim0niais.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

The speCi1c for Cstsrrh, Hay, Esgsran Throa
Troubles. If you sntfer from esther of thes'
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19
Reclining the Zuyder Zee.

The area Of dry land in Holland is >
million acres greater now than it was
in the sixteenth century. thanks to the
energetic works of reclamation which
have long been proceeding. 1t is
computed that eight acres of land are
daily restored to cultivation in the
wonderful little country which has
fought so sturdy fight against the
ocean. For forty years past Dutch
engineers have been proposing the
reclamation Of the Zayder Zee-a
greater work BY far even than the
draining Of the lake Of Harlem,
which occupied twelve years The
Zuyder Zee was formed in 1872 by an
invasion of the sea. which engalfed
seventY-two villages. The matter is
now being taken mp very energetic
ally throughout the country, and
several organizations have been
formed to collect funds for defrayino
the cost of the preliminary surveys.
It is proposed to separate the Zee from
the ocean outside by means of dykes o
great strength. and then to pump out
the water-obviously long aud costly
operation. That this colossal work Of
reclamation IS practicable there can
hardly be doubt The effort is worth
some sacrifice; for IL it be successful,
Il will add new provi CO o the king
lem ot II land 81 June Ggzss.s
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19
LIFE IN RUSSIA.
The KemorseIess Power Exercised by the
Cars Police Officials.


Cars Police Officials.
ThOre is no power on earth so arbi.
rary, so OmnipOtent. so Omniscient
and so remorseless rs the Russian POI
lice! shall have something more &c
say about them in a future letter. but
stop here TO advise every traveller
bound for Russia. Of whatever age, sen
properly Endorsed by the representa-.
live of the Russian Government at
New York or Washington. II will dc
no harm, and it may be useful TO have
both; for the Russian police are of an
inquiring frame of mind and lack con-
filonce in human virtue. With pass.
rOrt properly vised. strict obedi.
ence 10 all the regulations that arc
plain and unmstakable. discreet
tongue. and decent behavior, one
can be as safe and comfortable as in
any country on the globe aud see mucE
and enjoy much that can not be seer
or enjoyed elsewhere. II has few
picturesque landscapes. no mountains
and no springs; but the people and the
palaces. the churches and the customs,
will revivify the most blase traveller,
and the gayeties of both the summer
and winter seasons offer treat tC
those who have exhausted Paris and
other social centers of the world
There need be no annoyance from
the tyranny that Is constantly exer.
cised over both citizens and strangers.
there need be no test of patience; it is
only necessary 10 submit, and do it rs
gracefully and politely as possible A
visitor can see nothing without pass
or without police surveillance. lie
may not look at a picture nor the
curiosities of the museum without hav.
ing gendarme peering over his
shoulder If he is an artist he must
obtain the permission of the police &c
make sketches, and 10 20 any where
he has got TO have pass. But all
these obstacles are easily overcome
aad all the objects of interest can be
thoroughly enjoyed by an observance
of the requirements and disposition
TO acknowledge the sovereignty of the
police. Submission is all that is re.
quired, and the rigid russ have been
made necessary oy nihilism and dyna.
mite.
Every citizen must have a permit e
live in the country. These permits
are issued annually upon the pay.
ment of fee. If he wants to leave
the country or 60 from ono town &c
another he must notify the police for
that branch of the Government must
know where each inhabitant Of the
vast empire sleeps every night In
the provinces the rigid surveillance is
relaxed. but ut ST. Petersburg and
Moscow and other places visited by
tourists there is constant contact
between the sovereign and the subject
that IS disagreeablc to both The pc.
lice grant permission to 60 and come
readily. There is no interference
with travel nor with trade. Submits
sion! submission! that is all No one
can get ticket at railroad station
nor on a steam boat without showing
a permit to leave; no hotel will enter
tain a guest till he shows his passport
One can not go anywhere or do any
thing without the consent of the an.
thorities. but it is easily obtained.
and costs forty copecks for the stamp
that appears on the document-aboui
fifteen cents-W T. CUrtis. ia Chicago
NctCs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19
AL ALIKE IN A row.


The houses are all alike. all aii,- in row
The rich h5se none more lofty. the poop have
none more l1a
Here i no humble cottage. n"r there stately
hall
The seIf-samc architectural plan wa, guide 10
fashion alI-
Unchanged through storm ana sunshine, while
the seasons come anu 20.
The houses are an alike an alike in a row
Low ami arehed are the houses, small and aar-
row and green
Side - side they are buiIdet untrod she flowers
between.
no voice responds with eIaduess. while the
bluehird, Eaily sing,
No face attae window. no doors Z. er outward
swIuE5
No guest may knock and enter az these dwell
iuEs Frreu and Tow.
Whore The houses are al alike, al alike ia a
row.
From The busy haunts nj labor from the noisy,
crowded street.
Where restless care INCREASINGLY goes by With
hurryju- feet.
From the glittern-- gorgeous palace, from the
rraulest hall 90 fame.
Prom the low and humble cottage and the den
Of sin au0 shame.
Al join the long procession. with measured step
sIi slow.
To these houses all alike, all alike in a row.
There is quset IN The houses, for the dUeIIers
are asleep
Wrapped Ia a dreamIess sIumber. peaceful ant
long ana deep
No rush and noise u labor disturb their perfect
rest
10 breath - 10Y 81 gIadne-s shall hcavs the
quiet -east
Nc heart beats WtIi With passion or throbs with
grief or woe.
Whore tie houses are al alike. all alike IN
row
And men pass ny in silence. with sad and droop-
ing head
no face j. IarE with anger, no uulind word i
said,
But s. the cold white marble brings the dwell
cr, name 90 view
They saw An she was sweet ami Sooi.' or:
.He was kind and true-
10 word % ELAINE or censure. for faults are
bur rt loE.
Whes- li- houses are al alike al alike in
row
An. whene' ms strife for riches. This struggle
after flames
And wherefore do We seek 10 gain glorious
earthly nam.
Why fear p take the Journey % this eity OF the
biesf
"Vhere "a wicked cease from troubling. and
the weary are a. rest
TIE greatest name % wealth ~ fame will soon
d. carved low,
wher re houses are in alike, an alike in
~, n Ssa,F.5s. l.. Goai IfosssEe.s.ag.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19
PITH AND POINT.

We frequently confess our little
faults in order TO have it thought that
We have no great ones
We find il hard to get and keep
any private property in thought. Other
people are all the time saying the same
things we are boarding to say when
we get ready. DE- Holmes
Solomon might have spoken lit.
tie emphatically had he said: Go 10
the oyster thou sluggard. An able
bodied female oyster thinks producing
3 900 600 eggs is a fair seasons work
when she is feeling well.
If man received three dollars
per day. aud sived every cent of il,
one thousand years would elapse be-
fore he could be master of million.
His hair by that time would be slight
tingsd with gray. URn'd LABOR Age.
1t contributes greatly toward a
mans moral ard intellectual health.
to be brought into habits Of compan-
ionship with individuals unlike him
self, who care little for his pursuits
and whose sphere and abilities he
must 90 out of himself to appreciate
Nathaniel Hawthorne
We do not know what is TO happen
tomorrow. therefore let us make the
best uss we can of To-day. Only one
day is given us at time one mo-
menl. indeed-that imperative NOW"
that quickly passes, aud will never
come back again. - United Presbyte-
riah
Congressional demagogue (at a
mass-meeting) - Yes, gentlemen,
labor is the cornerstone of our pros
perity. Voice (from the audience)-
True fer YOU. The cornerstone of a
buildin' is highly honored, isn't it
,or?' 'IIonored! 1t is the stone Sc
lected for the reception of the most
valued records and most precious tes-
timonials of its era of civilization. "
'Thrue agin, sor An it's dorm near
the bottom it is. too sor. - Omaha
World
If Milton will only cross my thrcsh-
old to sing TO me of Paradise, and
Shakespeare to open 10 me the worlds
of imagination and the workings of
the human heart. and Franklin to en-
rich me with his practical wisdom,
shall not pine for want of intellectual
companionship, and | may becolAe a
cultivated man. hough excluded from
what is called the best society in the
place where | live. - IPHiiam EIierQ
Claiming.
-Consciences are accommodating
things. They seldom trouble a man
who has gobblea millions of other
peoples money; but when they get
hold of fellow who has pocketed
twenty-five cents that belongs to some
body else. they make it warm for him
until he disgorges or joins the great
majority and augments his peculations
10 a point beyond which no self-re-
speeding conscience cares to 90.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19
Boards and Mustaohes.

A downtown barber, who is now
shaving tn faces and curling the hair
OF a second generation of New York
merchants, had this to say about
boards this morning:
"But very small proportion of meu
now have smooth faces Mustaches
and boards are SO common that FIVE
suggestions are made in the ease of a
man who wears no beard--namely:
that he cannot raise one, that he is
clergyman, that he is an actor. that he
Is relic of a dead aud gone genera
ton, or that he is an eccentric.
$50 imperative is fashion now that
one must give IA reason for appearing
with Il smooth shaven face, whereas a
generation ago one had TO give rea-
son for wearing a mustache. Those
were the days when mustaches.were
scarcely worn except by foreigners
and military officers, and even then BY
them but rarely. For an American in
civil life Il mustache was eomTlete
disguise.
II remember the case of Young
man who entered the ministry and
took q church in thriving town. He
had been, prior to his call to theologi-
cal pursuits, extremely fond of the
drama, and the old Bowery Theatre
was his favorite haunt. One time
when in town he so far yielded to
temptation as to put on false mus
tache and go to the theatre. where he
spent an evening in entire delight.
''As he was coming out, however,
he met some old friends who recogni-
4ed him and saluted him by name.
{" Pardon, shentlemen, said he with
a profound bow, vat you say? no
spick goot Ingliss very we'll His
friends apologized and passed on.
They might have known, of course.
that only foreigner would wear n
beard on his upper lip, and the mus
tached clergyman escaped. New
York Telegram.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19
a Persian Dentists Methods.

had slept little. rs was suffering
greatly from tOOthaehe. The Sheik
declared that there was a skilful dent
ist in the encampment. and. as the
pain was almost unbearable. ] made
up my mind to put myself in his hands
rather than endure it any longer. He
was accordingly sent for His instru-
meAts consisted of a short knife OF
razor aud kind # iron awl. He
babe me sit on the ground. and then
took my heal firmly between his
knees. After cutting away the gums
the dentist applied The awl 10 the
roots IF the tooth. and striking the
other end Of it with all his might. ex.
pected TO see the tooth fly into the air.
But il was 4 double one. and not 10 be
removed by such means from the jaw
III, awl slipped and made a severe
wound in my palate. He insisted on a
second trial. declaring that he could
not bat succeed. But the result was
that he broke cf large piece Of the
tooth, and l had suffered sufficient ag-
ony 10 decline a third experiment. =
Adventures ~ Persia
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

This telegram speaks for itself:
~FISpI.AY. O.. March p, is5s-
sPowFL CHosLET. Cincinnati, o:
well finished You have hFe-rliillon gssstI.
~ T. DAVIS
As soon the weather VII permit W. ~
eslfnrneneed upon grading the streets, piaItlll-
sbef trees Constructing sidewalk and ia5 ing -
ipe frufa the gas we'll O. % gre e1fa 20 " 80
~ of fiTfHrnl ggs fpT fail gIla li9at 70 ar 49,
ia s4tass4t- r7tll h. pushed Fapltls % t1Alpte
tFon. Coatracts have been entered inie LOT These
I'm pros eu1eflts. a.. l.. u. q. s.s-.,- -,
No such offer was ever tsf ltfe lf ~ -Ae A.7-o1S
of real estate transactions
tral r. ~ he Gas bef- arf s1ch 10 has an tn
s57-7rfi5e surspH Of ora bcnsafA i - on the main
-'--s ~ out II the city and o. easy access
~ fv0 railroads It5s beautiful trct on the ridge
ssfvfafrs ire north from tho south Eos u water.
~ one bad lot in the whole addition. It's loate1
etueen ire north corporate limits - the city and
tna Nfeke3-!slate RaiE8ae
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

powell CROSBY. Cincinnati, o.. does not 90
things By halves. lie proposes 10 make this subdi-
vision one OF the most successful about Findlay.
and 70 snare no expense 70 accomplish that end
Findiay il having wonderful success-a larger
grow IN IN the same time than other city IN Ohio
Factories are muti ync, other business interests
Increasing uroportionatelyf population coo year
szss now u 90 estimated tn az the close Of year
2fa ncw houses built last year--5-f0 more needed
this year. 10 miles Of street 1tnes constructed ard
others pro ccted streets Improved IN every diTec-
ton. zrer-urks begun 7stean railroads. schools,
churches Use residence. and business blocks equal
10 nv city % it size IN the state Il Is favoraoiy
kuann the world over.
Natural Gas i the magic wand that has caused
snd i causing this change. Eleven hundred feet
down the drill faps the ufseiess clearly invisible
srpu-v which biesses Mankind by giving free fuel
"a iiehs unsurpassed Ter thousands ~ glass fac
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19
A FalaI Omission.

Old Man (to Jaughter) Clara !
discovered Nero lying dead in tho yard
this morning.
Daughter-I ana very sorry. papa.
bu can not help IL. You knew very
we'll that Young Mr.. Harvard was COM
ing TO see me last night. aud you
should have tied the dog out Of harm :
way. ~. H. Ssa
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19

tories roIllnE-miils furnaces and other factories
Findiay il the housekeepersf paradise No smoke.
no SCOT ashes. No dust. no wood. no coal notn-
ing in that line disagreeabie.
In the vicinity Of the above subdivision y nov be-
ing constructed one Of the largest Industrial esta0-
l-nments in the United States. the Kellogg seam
less T. be md Manufacturing Con Pangss fact0rF.
10 manu- acfure seamless gas water Cul other pipe.
intending 70 invest S7g0D00 10 cash and employ 100
men. Other factories are NOT FAR away. aud Mr..
rslav i arranging for two factories on the above
tract. which viii employ - least - Eteu- other
factories = ~ be erected this year IN the immediate
vicinity a street railroad y projected aoug y ain
street front of this property. station VII y
erected at kellogg. on toe t. q :. x. r.. eignt
minutes ride from Findlay. ard trAins VIII be rHil
- accom- atc all c1nlHrS ~ frfrE tx - fhls tract
tslI = haffss "a ~ fsa ssrf5d al - occupied 1is sff
gas we'll Of large capecits has Just been drilled
upon this subdivision. also . ~ ~ well thr5ui ne