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A LETTER FRoM
MADAME ADELINA PATTI NICoLINL
CRAIG Y Nos CASTLE, I

CRAIG Y NOS CASTLE Oct. IL
Unjust repeat once more my belief that there never
has been anything equal in merit to the Recanier
Preparations my skin il immensely improved by
their use. Ii has grown smooth and no fair that
need not dread old while these magic inventions Of
yours exist Oct. 31-I use Cream. Balm and Lotion
every day Of my life, and could exist
without them. Recsmier Soap also 10 perfect.
thought other soaps good but had never tried the
Recamier 1 shall never use any other. 1t far sur
passes al toilet soaps London, Dec. -. hear the
Princess Of Wales is delighted with Reesmier Prepars-
tons. I shall certainly recommend them to Her
Royal Highness when next see her. send you an
autograph letter nclose to the Princess of Walea
Later. from spain-I cannot tell you how anxious
am to do all can for the Recamier Preparations.
tell everyone here in Spain how much they have done
for me- i have spoken to the Queen about them, and
when get to South America hope to find letter
from you telling me how best serve you there.
do want to help you, for am convinced your Reca-
mier Preparations the greatest boon invented
could not comfor tably endure day without them
ADELINA PATTI NICOLINI
You can have q beautiful complexion by using the
Recamier Cream provided you avoid all cosmetica It
will remove the DAMAGE caused By cosmetics It will
pmpes, liver spots. blackhesds and rednesa Of
the skin. Any of these imperfections on . woman .
face is equivalent to painted sign. saying: "This
woman is uncleanly in her personal habits she does
not think it worth while to make herself attractive "
Send for free sample Of Recamier Powder Harriet
Hubbard Aver. 81 Para Place, New York SET
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PLUMP AND Rosy BABIES.

Had it not been for Lactated Food our little baby
must have died She has been using it for three
months. and is plump healthy, rosy-cheeked baby
Mrs holis LapDia, Kokomo, Ind.
SLEEP ALL NIGHT HAPPY ALL DAY.
"we tried other foods but finding none to agree with
our little GIRL we used your Lacated Food She began
at once TO gain flesh, and improv in health To-day
she is bright, lively and hearty any child can be-
sleeping twelve hours at . stretth and waking up
laughing every morning"-Wm s. Traris l27h
Sunadch St, Toronto Ont.
CUTTING TEETH EASILY
'Iactated Food il an excellent food for teethinR
children My baby is using it and il cutting her teeth
this hot weather without and trouble Mrs. Minno O.
Brand, Iantha. No
SAVED FROM CHOLERA INFANIUM.
"Our baby had Cholers Infantum and until we tried
Lactated Food, we could find nothing to stay on it,
stomach 1t retained your Food without any trouble
aud soon recovered"-Mrs E. ". Logan, West Non.
terev. Pa.
THE RESULT OF USING LACTATED FOOD,
Most Nourishins and Economical Of Foods
$50 MEALS FOR AN INFANT FOR q.
Easily prepared At Druegists-25 eta, so cts, IL.
IL valuable pamphlet on THE Nutrition Of In
fants and Invaids." free on application.
WELLS. RICHARDSON CO.. Burlington, Vt
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REMARKABLE Cure Or A CH1Ln
BY THE cUT1CURA REMEDIES.

When six months old. the left hand of our little
grandchild began to SWELL and had every appearance
Of slarge boil Wepoulticed it, but all to purpose
About five months after, it became a running sore.
Soon other formed. He then had two Of them
each hand and rs his blood became and more i'm
pure Ii took less time for them to break out.
came on the chin. beneath the under lip, which was
offensive. His head solid scsb. dischars-
ing great deal This his condition at twenty
two months old when undertook the care Of him. his
mother having died when he was little more than
old of consumption (scrofula of course He could
walk a little. but could not get up if he fell down.
and could not move when in bed having use Of his
hands. immediately commenced with the CUTrCuRA
REMEDIES. using all freely. One sore after another
healed bony matter forming in each of these ave
deep ones just before healing. which would finally
grow loose and taken out then they would heal
RAPIDLY. One Of these q rly bone formau I pre-
served After taking dozen and half bottles he
completely cured and IL ct the age of six year,
strong and healthy child
MRS. E 8. BRIGGS,
GLE Z. Clay st., Bloomington. Ill
Sold everywhere. Price: CUT1cuRA. Soc: SOAP Csc
REsoLvESr. 81 Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Mass.
s1Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages.
so illustrations and 100 testimo Iials sells, 1921
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REPUnLlcAN SENATORS cAUcUa.
mere than Usoal Paaas - Kssp sAs
RrOcoOA1ngs secret.


PrOcssAiags sscrse.
The republican senators met In caucus IN the
room OF the commerce committee At IL O'Clock
this morning. and remained In sesa1on until ESQ
O'Clock There was more than the usual
oegree OF oecrocy and caution observed
several messengers guarded the doors Of the
committee room, and orders were issued that no
caros or messages should b taken 10 nom any
source. During the long continued session it was
. rare thing for . senator 70 even show
himself in the corridor. AMER adjournment
s Seneecs Alnson. In reply 20 questions SAID
was done; not q vote was taken on any quss-
uon, ne declared. Senator Edmunds remarked
tn ns' s sns main question 70 % CONSIDERED
territories into the Union aud the possioiiity
Inat the House might pas the act 20 admit WASH
rescn Territory IN the hSpe OF making Il demo
republican majority out in the TERRITORIAL cold
put while this point may have weighed most
that his party associates were Ihinking more az
were en- reticent as 70 the Caucus. declining q
even give any account OF what was said
TIE ORDER or BUxrNna
Among other matters the order OF business was
discussed, and II was decided TO bring MI. sher-
mans trust bill forward at An early day. Also. to
restore the bill 10 admit Washington Territory to
il place on the calendar.
But THE TARIFF wAs
the subject that claimed real earnest conslnera.
ton, ami several OF the Senators who
attended the cascuS assured q sfAR ~
porter that no change had been made
IN the plan; that bill would be reported Il 10
taken, IT was tacitly agreed 70 wait another
week, and meantime 70 60 on with the investiga-
tion OF the sugar trust and to hear any parties
tarn. From what can be learned II Is not at all
likely that the tartn bill will Be reported next
week. The subnnance committee viii 10 on as
they have been going, the assurance that bt. I
VIII % forth coming stil being given 20 the
public.
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VAR .siEp.

HoRIGAN-sUMMERscALE ON September 49,
1855. at the Church Of the immaculate CouceI ton.
by the Rev. B. y. Ryan, DIR. JOSEPh A HORlGAN
aud KATHERINE sUMMEksCALEs. both o. Wash
illeton. 40. @.
McNALLY-CLEAR On September = ISIS. at the
rectory of Christ Church. Norfolk. Va by the Rev.
II. beagsn. JAMES McNAlLl, Of New York. and
sAkAH DAISY CLEAR. of Washington. ID. c.
MAlNl-CLAkkE. On "Wednesday evening, Sep
tember IS, 1883. a. o'cock IT ST. Paul's Cbnrrh Do
the Rev James A. Buck, j HN NJ MAlNE o. Corn
wall England. and ANNIE l.. CLARKE OF this city .
MEEkINs-BAILLY. on seItember 10, 1855. by
DR.. n M. Newman, Mr.. EDMAkD n. hEEkINs 70
Miss EDITH W BAILEY
PARkEh-TlFFANE In Boston. September IL,
1888, by the kev, DIR. lambert. CHARLOTTE Fox
TIFFANY, OF Washington. ID. q. 10 TnOMAs Dun
ALLISON PAhKER. OF Maryland
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DIEuD.

PAUL ARNOLD. son Of tine late George W and Eiizs,
funeral services q the chap at OAK Hm cemetery
County "a. on sanday seiiemsef IL. isss. EoIIIS
TAYLOR ASHLEY. ased erhty-hye years
s:Fs%s Si 81 fa' .s 6
Funeral viii take place from ymmsppel c,burch
Anscostia- D; C. at 10 oclocs Monday. september q
keiatives and friends invited.
1853 est 'n Pm me ate, ar,a ~ . O. ~:
yeeks which she bors VITA Christian fortituds xAR.
ssed twenty ght years.
Her weAried limits are nov ct rest
She h.s eoue % meet her friends whom God hssh
In Heaven. where We shall part no NOR.
The angels caught her softly
The golIen satss closed behind her.
And We remain 70 weep.
Funeral viii take place Of Asbury NJ T. Church sun
relative. invited TO attend.
lLTzGEhALD -, ss,urasy MORNING.. september 22
aud sarah Fitzgerald
Aprecious one from us hes son.
voice we love . still
kiich never i can n e en- ai ssi.s
~ Bn MorHrA
runer., from h: parents, rs.,as1ss No. is7sD
lsse. a. his reidepce. 634 street northeast Jos y
hAD0EK.
Flnerai Sunday. 23d instant O. pm from isss
residence.
HEITMULLER. On September 81, 1885, after tve
days Illness h0DY. infant Of Anton and Dora
Heltmuller, aged eiFh mouths and eleven d.ys.
Funeral frOm residence. 1888 fOurteenth street
northwest. sunday. 2sd instant st ) pm hsistons
and lr1enos invited 10 stIend-
KLTTLER. Suddenly, IN Moberly, Mo-. LOUIS H.
beloved h of VIM and ho-a ksttler asred twenty
nine years. three mon he and six days -
Funeral froi his pan nts rel ence. No SlS k1ghta
stre-t southwest, SUNDAY, at 2 80 pm. fuenos q
iarlliy invited 70 attend y
Koss. On the morning Of september n. 1855. %
O'Clock EDN ARD, the beloves husband Of Finwlnis
koes aid eldest OF Louise snd herman koeA aHeA
twenty three years foQi months
Funeral frOm his late residence, 1904 20tb street
northwest on Sunday September % st 3 ociock- y
MADDOX. On sunday, September 10. 1858, JOHN
Lu1hER MADDOX sxed ssventy-nve jean. bora A
Ismsiss inssrrsd in family vault I'm consrs.-soaai
Censtery. ID. c.
MUDD. On Saturday. September 22, 1855. q 4 20
81 m, NARY n, youngest Daughter u AAAry aud un4lI
n. n uod. three nlonthh
luheral from r<<idepce Of psrenta 1915 oas~n
treet northeast. fundzs, 81 8 o'clock
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TREASURE sEEKERs QUARREL.
The Search for the Sunken Treasury
ship Rraak Abandoned.

The Search for the Sunken Treasure
ship Rraak Abandoned.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 22.-The search for the
sunken treasure ship Braak which is said TO be at
the bottom Of the ocean Just outside the Delaware
Breakwater, has been abandoned. The exploring
Branch yesterday. The crew OF the steamer was
paid on and last night the steamer was
anchored in the Delaware on Vine street wharf in
the treasure was abandoned on Thursday morn
Ing. when Capt. Adams, OF the U 9. Navy, who
has been directing the work OF the divers for the
past Two months, asked DR.. Pancoast, the pro-
]ector Of the expedit on, for money to buy
coal for the steamer. Dr. Pancoast replied
that ne had no money to give him; that ne ex-
and had paid money out OF his own pocket and
wasn't going to pay out any more; that he was
going to Phil,delphia At ..s once and was
had made a demand on the syndicate
for S. 500 more to prosecute the search but didn't
believe they would give him the money. Capt.
any longer, and the anchor was weighed and the
members Of the syndicate charge that DR.: Pan
which was furnished him for the
maintenance Of the expedition DR.. Pancoast ad-
mits that the syndicate furnished him on the 9th
paid BoSbins Bros snipSuiiders Of Camden, 81. 500
for the se,psdtiOa xnie1 salisd on tnas
6y only Spent the $780, SSs out
his own pocket. The contract under which the
certifleatss Of stock were issued SS expires
marine Company Of New Haven, with head
quarters u Philadelphia, and DR.. Pancoast, the
and to receive 10 per cent OF any treasure found.
A. j. Kane, q member OF the syndicate, claims that
DIR. Pancoast has sold out the syndicate to the
Merritt Wrecking CO., OF New York. DR.. Pancoast
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stamp Speaker IN Demand.

TIE p4MocRAT1c NATIONAL COMMITTEES HAVING
TROUBLE TO GET ENouGH or rBEn.
Mr.. HemphiL has just returned from New York
where he has been working with the democratic
national committee. He was at the Capitol to-
day and talked for q while with STAR reporter
about the political situation
II DO not know that got into the VERY inner
circle" he said, "but talked with the folks bout
headQuarters and they Ill appear 10 be quite con-
ndent OF success. MY own Idea OF &c Is that
there 10 not going 70 be Waterloo either way.
Both parties appear 10 be holding their people
together. II We hold our folks together, as IL
seems We are, that OF course means that we shall
carry the state. One thing certain Is that the
Irish are going 70 stick by US much better than In
- -. we may not get all the mugwump
vote. put think we shall get the greater part OF
IT, The papers that represent them are support
ing Cleveland Think OF It now; tn Tribune and
the N Il and Express are the only lead
Ing papers that are opposed TO US
There Ii an immense demand upon the committee
for documents and speakers. There never was be-
fore 80 many documents sent out The great
trouble Is though TO get speakers Our folks in Con-
gress don't come up as they should. The committee
has trouble TO get enough men out on the stump.
There Is a demand for them from all quarters, but
the members and senator's re do not seem 10
fully appreciate how much they are needed
On the stump. Each one seems TO think
Oh, there are plenty OF speakers without me.
stump ought TO do 3d. We have several Senators
here who ought TO be out and there are members
here who must answer TO the call"
Ex-Representauve LJFevre 10 here consulting
with Mr.. AcAlllin about getting out the cam
palgnera
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than he ID ana his delivery Il . little odd. when
he strikes figures he Is q marvel without manu-
script without notes OF reference he can repeat the
Whoe oook OF statistics add, subtract divide,
mulupiy, ana MAKE estimates In percentages IN
Way 70 Mi his bearers with amusement He never
stops nor hesitates. He follows out the most COM
PICK ana extensive geometric PROFESSIONS with
speed that taxes tn. utmost skill OF the stenog-
rapnerA without referring 70 notes or uaing Q
Among the new men on the republican SIDE they
nave an excellent campaigner In Alien, Of Michi-
gsn. no Is man Of strong voice, logical MIND,
sna nne pnysque, and Is gifted with good earnes.
Phelps Payson, Allen, OF Massachusetts,; Browne,
9! indiana; Grosvenor, woodourn, Steele, Lodge,
AcC1inaA Con, and General Henderson are All
speakers OF reputation, upon whom the repuoll-
Ca1 natloHal committee may rely for enectlve
Sampalgniag. In fact they have lot OF good ma
teriA In the House 10 draw rrom.
REPRESENTATIVE DINGLHY.
Representative Dingley, who has been OF great
service In every Campaign, will be especially
serviceaole this fall He Is keen and penetrating,
ana mas clear insight as to men and public
an,aS Mhile he does not attempt oratorical
Sesery ne Is one OF the ablest speakers the party
MS 70 put on the stump. His arguments more
prooaoly tnan those or any one else, annoy his
ANTAGONISTS and puzzle them 70 reply. Besides
tnis ne Is strategtst and able political manager
ne mas peculiar for putting pointed Ques-
s'onS In sucn form that they cannot be evaded.
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MEMPHIS ENFORCING STRICT QUARANTINE.
MRMPHIs TENN, Sept q
Palace Cars for Cattle.
NEW FRA IN THE SHIPMENT OF BEEvRs FROM TIE
RANGES THE 8EABOAkD.

CHEYENNE, Sept. GA new in transporting
live stock from the far West TO the Atlantic sea-
board has been inaugurated by New York com.
pany, and the first train Of Idaho beef cattle To
make the run through was loaded September 20 at
Soda Springs. This shipment consisted OF 36C
and was loaded In the new improved palace car
having q compartment for each animal The
stock Is fed and watered In transit A time SEIZED.
ule OF 25 miles an hour has been figured
which would deliver the stock In the New YORK
market In less than 100 hours fresh from the
Idaho ranges, $500 miles distant. 1t Is intended
TO establish regular rapid transit line each train
being rQuipped with dining and sleeplng-car In
charge OF a train master and special crew. The
stock will not be unloaded, and the only delays
will be one or two hours In repleDsning the water
tanks. The animals will be feeding at all hours
on the journey. The FIRST train left Soda Springs
Thursday at p. m. and will reach Omaha Satur-
day noon, making ,025 miles In about forty three
hours
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EVERY FAnxrR Knows

That weeds must be torn up BY the roots' o.
they VII ~ SIRE to crop out again Do ish
with d,--aseo which have their origin ~ d.
PRAYED blood The cause of the complaint must
be removed by Ayers ssrsaparilla, or no psrma-
nent cure IL poss bic. Tryit.
C. ". Allen. Drursist, Of Brunswick. Ma.
says: II have never known Ayers sarsapanna
fail to give satisfaction. In hundreds Of cases
within my knowledge IT has proved perfect
specific for diseases arising from impurities In
the blood 1 regard IT o an invaluable spring
meticinel
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aver Co. Lowsll. Ma
sole " all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, O..
,a3o WORTH Is A BOTTLE
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Chicago's Jolly Drumusers.
SIX HUNDRED OF TEEN MAKE D.scBNr ON GEN
HARRIRON

CHICAGO. sept. 22.-Six hundred young men,
representing the business and Commercial
enterprise OF Chicago, left this morn
ing 70 call upon General Harrison, at
threw MS Srip aside and shoudsring red d White
and blue parasol started from the Grand Pacific
Hotel headed by the Second Regiment band.
cheers from large contingent that had already
assembled. The ten cars were on the track,
decorated BY the national cOlorA On either side
Of the band coach were banners with the inscrip-
cago"
the usually jolly drummer was more jubi-
lady accompanied the party. IL Il presuma-
pie That Gen Harrisons basket to-day win contain
the business cards OF the best natured and gayest
mis- nomination. The train will reach Indianapolis
this arternoou. and the contingent will be received
Gen. HarrisonH home, where he wiz address them.
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Beats Her Own Record.
HE CUNARDER HrRURIA MAKHs ANOTHER VERY

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-It was stated to-day in
shipping circles that the Cunarder Etrurta had
ecnpsed the best record for an ocean voyage. She
was reported at Fire Island at e:35 a. N. to-day,
trip In six days one hour and nfty.nve minutes a
gain OF thirty minutes over her own the best pre-
v1ous record made last June. she carries 600
cabin passengerA II was reported at noon that
for some unknown reason she had been ordered
back 10 quarantine BY the health authorities
after having passed that station,
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AtchIksf


al he fSlioS.ns ehases from yesterday. quo,.sious
v 8 4ss lseL coupons. IO5 hid ia: 49, ..ssS
y s. AS issl. resis'ersd. io7 bad. 10: ssssS
X. 81 a. resns,ered l2s, bad. i2sS 81. n
soS; SoIye.r iand s,o5s. lsS4. carrenes iies Ia
ipsa aadi NNss Metro It.,iro.d stock 100 sid
bid. Mashinst,n Gas. ak ola slS $3.50 - -
meme Insurance IS bid. National Netropoii,sn In
~ bud 1917 asked POtonisc lnsuranca - tad I,.,s
Insurance. ~ nd, National Metropohtsn n. nj
isS Ind lso n-ked- CiuHens National ham -
o,d fennslyNsniA Ieleineue To- 81 bad 40 s-ie 81
SnesapeeAe and f.tomAe Telephone Co. IS lad. ~ |.
,nsrton oaslisht Co bonds. l23 bad. I'D s.S,1
arsnknn lnsursnce Co. tsk bid a. asked Colum b.
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Tried TO Scuttle Their VesseD.
THE CAPTAIN AND FIRST NATE OF TIE BARK oYIPr
ARRESTED IN ENGLAND

LONDON, Sept. 22-The captain and first mate of
the British bark Gylfe have been arrested on q
charge OF having attempted to scuttle their yes
gel The Gylfe sailed from Quebec FOR Greenock
Monarch on August 81 nying q distress signal.
Her crew left her and boarded the steamer which
took them TO New York, where they made q
tain and 1rst mate also boarded the steamer, but
returned to their vessel on finding that the second
mate was determined t. remain aboad OF her,
The three men brought the vessel into Queens
town, where she arrived september G.
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rAITfNORF. Nd SPIT. 22-virs1pf. s.xs. cor
% I'D to-day. 'A''-
BALTIMORE, Nd. Sept. %. = Cotton dul and
nominal - uliddling. lOsAlos. Wheat s,uthen' n,
rood d-mand and nrm. fultz p5alO2. Lonsfs-rra
soalo3; western. hi-her hut dull CLOSING frIn. n, .
winter red SPOT. szsas5A. s--ptemlper ~ asab. a.
tober. e5'sasSa.. December. es Saas. ls,rn-south
ern. nrm. hut quiet. white. 5ssSs yellow ss..N
western. Meak and lower MIXED spot SlaSll a.
tooer. 4e&aS0. year 44Aa+5s January. s4ks4Ss
oats. sllh ~ hrmer-southsrn and Penn ylvsnis ~
ass: western white. 3la53; western nlixsd. 2SasO
ern. 15.00al5 so Provisions fsirs ACTIVE Mud hrms
mess IOrk. las5 10 90 LAri-renned 4 ~ Fstro
leuni. steady-renned. N Coffee. nomnAlly frIn-
hio carroes. far. l5Sal5< sarar-corIer rennsd
steady l5sal5A. WHISKY. dull. l26aIas Freighu
TO Liverpool yer steamer. nom nally -teadN-cotlon-
Nd; hour per ton. lss-6d. grain, I'd Reseirts-
hour, 1000 barrels: wheat. $4,000 bushel.. sor,
1900 bushels. Data l4.OoO bushels. re, 900 ba-h
els. sh.pmehts-nour, 1900 barrels wheat ~ 600
bushels. saics-Mhcst 226.000 bushels. corn "a
200 bushelS
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. SEPT 22.-Cables were somewhat mora
hoTsful than for some days. aud wheat ofen~d : Al
hgher. with Octob.r at S3as. and Dec-m er NJ ~ l.
October corn was unchanged. at AZ. but Ma vs.
down y Mt 3sAs Oats were without change. The
spr cd Of yeloS fever weakened pork and ril.s The
former being IL lower for October at IL as and the
latter &c lover, the October quotation being d 55k
Lard Was unchanged.
CHICAGO. SEPT 22-At IL O'Clock the octoher On
ton was quoted as fol6Dws: Wheat p37.. curn Az
oats "a: pork. 1880. ard. 10 90 short r,l,s ~
september wheat 10 quoted At ps
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Mrs. Proctor sails for Europe.
NEW YoRK, Sept 22.-Mr& Richard A Proctor
sailed for Europe to-day in the steamer Aurania
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NEW YoRK, Sept 22.-Edward Crowley, seventy
nve years old, committed suicide to-day By jump
Ing from the roof Of hls residence In Williams
burg. Ne has bsen III for some time pass and ID
believed 70 have bseo suffering from temposary
insanity.