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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

PORTLAND. March i-tspeciAl - To
might ~aaie ofs,cer Hol~apple was stAn1-
ing ~ the corner Of fouFth and TAy LEE
81 sfs Charles NctAue hlir. . ncsetiooe
tonga OF this city. came Along. He walked
him in shs ce. at the sanas dire ca1fing
the nfnccr . very vie name Nolsoppso
do<xcd the blow. when McLa1gnlm
sfai ted to run up the street. Tho ON ,oe
ca led On him TO halt several timeA -
then gave punsuiS Mclaughlin refuoe4
20 halt whea the cfl1ccr shoe hin N IL
wound is sesA,d ded as dan9sruaA sevee~
al weeks ago Mcl4aus hitn made - capo
fron the city Jaii. asd the odlcers have
been On tho lookout fog him ever since
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

PARIS March I'M De LeoooUos - III
~ po I 70 u, extra "a eetirg o. tie ranAr
ma Canal Company tcdAy. ssates that
owing TO the vrev i~nce cf the AiDy Sear
roa Aad the diftlculty In pfocur ~ wesk-
com apielion Of the canal IN iSo0 Tho d.
rects have bcca indrcsd 10 agree 70 tho
construction OF lo,kA by means OF wAtco
vesxsls of the lArgcat tonnage ~ trAy-
crSs the canal In ls91 bsfore the werk =
d Pending the dec 'saoa a ~
rexaSi. Z n io;iery lcan, n
has been decided % proce<d with IL
thi = issue OF bonds 70 the value u al
900 0D fran ca the paymcot Of which wtn
. providea Tor By . syssem Of guAraAeoo
funds inycetod In rentea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02
sss shAeA 10 Chssasswa.

tAS fnAscUco, Nafch ii nan aane1
John q obs "a. feuad o. the on sstsss q
Chioasovn 90 ~ this uornins, blssiibs isom
kans voand IN IN. hack He vas tahsn o.
toe hcsptsi, snd said b. hsd ssss sttscssA ~
faaf Ctines>. oue of vhpm stssb-d him. fso
Chipases v-re ARRESTED tsfes o. su .p'eson.
spdtvo rsvoivsr. ssd BIO 4 sssiuoi dAo1ss
vers ioand spea thsD. eiscs vsil prseasaS
aie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

PoxrisSD. Ms-ch L. -fspeciAi.-A-tsei~s sf
lneorsossiiga v.r- aisd ,odAy % ths once a
tue s-er.s isy Of s,st Of ths Or.son Lnsssr-
ing Company. The iae5spsrstoss are issae q.
o card, yn Cssarb ard L. '. N.esois N
sasssAi sisek 10 $3.50. Ths orsxoa I&sA asA
inss.sgsnf csnxs,. OF Portland, slss aisA
srtleiesL Ta- isyrporssors s-s 0envxs B.
Dsytan. u @ Ssfs,'oa srd a. l. DufAaa.
The ca tai 20 eA l. tleepO
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

Lo,psS, March fe--s.anhope. secpstasv -
Vs. hss sssusf q mesnsrsatum relative 70
the srmy tsssmates. lie admits that sftsr Q
esr-'sl inquiry - hss been ssesrtAlasd thss
dsAefsnelss ssiss IN The eefess<se 81 70 ~
nsosth, Fiynaath snf tie rsarn.s. vhteA
render Engisod's posisten Of f.sossefsen vssk.
stu bose proposes thst seaive measures -
fmnsd Aaislv pa-s@s bv pssismess n orass 10
remedy ths vsakne-.. He farth.f stzeas
ta4s 81. sssten ef sssssrston recently PR
xsslsnr . tss su cfles syg~ss ssnGuiafly 81
ssIcnlRt~<ito promote . soDprshsnsfve era0-
inssinn o, IT, ~hose ssst-es ssA he sxelsiss1
fhs coos. "a dated rsfosns.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

LONDON, Marrh I-Lord Charlie. Beresfovd
made Atsmest today bsfoss Goa nissss II
psFiianeDt regAr ing his reasons for rssa esiuQ
sc ofaes Of junior lord Of the adniralty.
After heAriag hrs vtevs on the m sadmin ssra-
tion Of the navy, the eommi tee sispted
resolution demsodine the z v-samrnt 10 sp.
point . con misson To inqslrv iato the euodt.
iien OF bat hrsn b Of the ssrvtcs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02
Aeusaso osaal saiess1e,

vsiLsyD, March i.-rbe eoroosr's jury ID,
yessig .;tns The ases Of TIE sEoio-ios on the
stsaassr ia Ia. slsissd TIE wharf ,his . sesDoon
and viewed The ta sssd b-lles vsich hsa b-sa
recovered from tue wreck. 10 thsis Rssssn
shisf esxiBssr Ku's, UnfsI ssssss gsvs, vso
bsliss vas rup used By the fsuas tsbe hssds
paifinx cut. throwing the vhols pr. ssu's -
the back tab Oh Il aqi shef % ihs sotiss,
q ausiuv II 70 be burstfd az tke srskevt pot,e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

aAs Frssc SO. Msrea l.--rhe pseiininsry
exxmiaailsn Of David MsbonsS. charged vita
he ns,der OF John n. Lsmson - this city.
wzs hsis bsfsse tie supreme eoud today.
vs. h,ls 10 sassef before tho sapssies ooass
sithoot bail
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

BERLIN. March Lit b reported tn
th- sesslon of the roichstAs will close q
March &
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

81. PKrrRsBuso. March AL tie
powers have replied to Rassisn pro-
possIs concerning BalRsris. Eoeland.
IN her sepiy, declares that she ts unable
10 advise tie sultan 10 take sseps leading
10 the removal NJ Prince frrdsuand be
fore satisfactory measures are proposed
TO settle upon . Buiearia ruler after
hta Pssn0yAl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

b ok ssth was hanged at tho court houso
q L. % this morning. for the murder of
Simon vAndercook a. Austeriiis on the
10Th OF Jsnuafy. 1881. This case became
Gel ,erateA from he fact that the Con-
enned man had been senspncsd 70 dsAsA
pix timoa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

BERLIN. March l.-Dr. PetcrA chief q
the herman African society. has sudaenly
returned from EAst AfsscA. 10 10 eup
posed that rs qua rrsled with the 0srmaa
AuthoritteA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
c. c.. Parsons
So MONROE ST.

Deoderizes and cleans sinks, closets,
utensils and clothes, in the nursery,
sick room and household. Cleans paint
marble, glass, silver and china without
scratching. Freshens dress goods fur
niture coverings, carpets. etc. Bright
ems colors. Removes all grease and
stains
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

shoosin' At them They stayed right here
n so did I an ever once IN a while I'd
drop one o. en-: but never shot a. Union
81 der ytf. an never wanted ter. / coulder
dropped you t0sher day when you wus
ridin' under Spenosr's bluff, fur Iwuz right
above vuu-n
lie didat say nothIn' fur some timo, but
he kept CT lookin' a. Zuda. 'Cie man. says
he. 4 ant got It IN my heart b hang yos-
Yoa amt enemy 70 our side arter al
Boys. lets 60"
s..Cs~ntiemsn' says ny wife, I've got
some pies that amt burnt an ef you'll stay
,verlI-here she broke down an droppin'
on hsr knees gunser praise ther Lswd
Zelda then dropped an reckon dropped,
To-. After tnst we al fea to er satin' pies-
The next day sse sergeant be came back
sn' brought rs the news that the war wux
over I could make this talk longer. but
won't fur yoa al know THAI the sergeant
married Zelda He IS jedgs in Nashville,
now. an bsre Old sandy took sp pack
aEs and began 70 take a newspaper from
about T. My son-in-law an his wife sent
these here flowers - De scattered on theso
unknown meas graves. Wen sprinkle
'em zlong with the dog wood blossoms an
ahs towers O. the red bud trse
OrIE F. RxAD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Aln.st ~ sry newspaper sr1n Aus-
tra.ia uss somsrrinz e ay About ths
rs5oit o.s.Cze a .hks ,o-orv An6 now
comes st1'f.as VA fr1m -bina, tating
. iangT whlch thrsass1s that smpire.
A recsni 1unb-r 4 Ths Sakio Gazstte
contains memorial - soe emperor from
The governor 4 Udassutai eating that.
owing oo The appearance of swarms Of
rata. it hss been found necessary o. alter
the rOutez u the governments courier
service in three 4 The oostal stations IN
the Ehalkha region n Outer Mongolia
For two years -ast the pastursgs of ne
districts IN question hss suffered severely
from the ravages II these vsrulin. and
last year nearIy every blade Il grass vas
eaten NJ The Whole co11try has oeen
horevcombed with tfeir ssurro~s. re
hcrees ard .cauels are IN 3 fsmishing
sfaae. and there IA no means Il keeping
them alive. The burrows are source 4
great danger e. the mouure,i ccuriers.
and the want of forage renders II inpos-
SHE - maintain supply n sninsls Cor
the servfce. Scientific Amerwsn
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Ehristzz sgsla ssfssx sazxs 1ls a<sd -. sas
! 1l1 = w41-eE cad ysl - a. trsR less
a.a sef s&s ~ flAks ea4 b. Usss al I4e1
i 4 - o1t a. hz - n Aes6 az ~ 81 sxse.
I 81 scat E~&z - 1e.ieEn ks1 te1 yea
fnaa ~ VIE sea 9 ses a. ny 1s4zh-<F
sca1 1heTA ga yo1 sol-s plss - s~ess
hFeas, iss. a. ssl zs GOD sys - lfles
wi.l 5e thsr esA4 e Il Ds1s thl1x. gen
tsmen. fA4t In bsggsn far ny Afe. sas
ls>t fs< essAce lsr l4Ae s1s A. - at -
tesm fsixs.
~ 1 ia . SEQ np hsF'1 n seskn' pa lsok
81 10 f1iks erx,a.' s4id Ehe szrzsszaL
eoA , lsys u-st ysu eos1id lz4d - II . trap
ef ssr es.1ie1 teF Tar xs'ss bess zhoszE fhs
bas1 hers teE ys ser1er t4l1ers y pretty
s<-es. Fseeh hna ..sns, boys.
= ~sll. thsy t1eA rs haE8a, a. when xs
seat -alzx -l-e ko1ss AGll-kn4Es 1y wife
aus sas - o41n' sslas pies 81 tie b ala
$40 0eksd np al ssys, sass sas- esaay,
zee lass'ys sos ysu II "a peer Ike BAD
i4ek senlss in 90 banea L4ss nigkt thsr
ossls tuck ~ Lss Dsnkasczs< keu al r.0w
the fzakses have eetca yoa n 20 pee<
Ike ws asser ~l4 81 stsssgAs 40 no.
Thar zslda -En<znia' NY dsazner-'tors
her oozs whs2 she goa ever ths fence thls
nornla' an thar slnt eoo1zh homs sde
sta11 ca ther pace Ter M hsr up agslz.
S@ady. taey ar gosn' tsx hang ysa. !
FecEo4-'
-. T2s,' lowed
Eva az. tnats ~nzt ] lewed. toe, an
wal, ts4r pity salfs. sl ns plez -4nt Las.
bosiatiossiy Durue up
= fhsa tie s4sgsznt after sorter snlekerin
81 NJ ~it@-a1l 10 nsensef dane thss for
thar al = sulssrtsr woE12n ro0nd here 10
~1ars-turasd - nas an sad.
Have you dashed al 20 arthiy range
nentsi In s0rter pushed tar time an
kain't negieck MY duty IN tslkin' eroout
family erf2lrs, h0wever pleasant that mOus
be, - keep 20 psomise now an come oa
cut here al take 20 medicine
- zs, Sandy, SAD my wife, sef you've
got tar lake II 60 an swaller IL down, but
"a eselar' Ter goodness !. 10 night'iy pss-
tered erbO1t them pes bsia' burned I'm
afeersd u sortsF losin' ny mind Sandy,
reckon I 1 better crap that bottom iield on
sheers ef 1 Ken git anybody ~ do thar
sqnar' thing BY me-
Jast then ray daughter Zelda come in.
Wife she made sly rsotion AZ her, an Eel
d2 she bowed TER tbs men an sot down, an
thsn hearn the sargent whisper % one o.
his men al say; She's the pettyest crit.er
ever seed he sOscoysn an sunter wind
the ropo up IA = ossl- The cat wont over an
hunpsd her bsox en- grnter rub herse'f
azia the sargsnt's beg. Come away, kit
tle, sad Zelda. You mus at be SO free
with comply, fur they mout think you
aiat got good msaaers.' She smiled, an'
seed . nsw light creep inter the sargents
syes- 'Ain't yoa glad zslda, speskin' Ter
tbs sargent. that the war 5 Eighty nigh
overt
The Lawd IN Heaven knows i am, he
| replisd. fur I'm sick o seein' blood
al never woasdsr had nuthIn ~ do with
| IT. sad /. IL II ha@inter been showed on
me-"
why ditar you 20 Inter the reconized
army. 'ssead o b9sh whAeksnP' the ser
/ geaas Asked
"Caase couldn't get q vhack ~ the
l folks wanted You see, some o. tbs folks
IN this carmanity got IN ter the habit o
shookln' at me. an bein mighty han ter
Iaks 9p IDEAS thai 10 suggested BY folks
lrappsx sostsr nachly N Ter tssr habit o
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

O. Who hes oeneath THIS srea sktrmiah
took placs on ne ste or IA barying
ground. . fierce haneN 10 hand encounter,
lnd. aflz< NE nxht. N rietirns, dressed 80
nueh Alzke shas no one "a teli - which
s.ae they 5eloagcd. wsre baried together-
Wien t6s titae e4ros sor removing FEDERAL
soltisrs 10 me N1tioaal eemotsries. the
= Psrslunson- sree gssssyArd' N1s left ~
ssmrosA
Near MS graveyard shere lives an old
feliov nansd Sandy Spaaers- During tho
var he wks ConfadsrsGo guerrilla HIS
fsarlese xarinz. his devflsh enterprise. and
safns terror.
Last year on Msroori4. Day old Sandy,
driving = sDring wagon io.dod With Wild
blossoms aad sAs perfunsd twigs of rare
basAes, and followed oy a largo number Of
ss.zhbors, dre~ up under he ald persim-
mcn tree.
sandy sad an ia nan ~ be placed \
Dor ou me ground -yo2've got Ter m2kc
sort w speech
sYou Know KANT make no SPEECH"
Sandy ~ep&ed.
~ az thar'u halter Do some sort Nv sr
psrnation nasfs ter these yer folks erbous
shis hs,rsl procee,iiD an wo don't lew th-t
ular,s nan that ksu do hit betser'n yen
Ken. 81 ga right ap tnar "a that box al lct
her cat outen he Bag
..rn Do tho bsss Ken" Slndy replied. a.
he took OF kis soiro Nooi aas and threw Il
On ne xroand. ssvvith the hope thAt I won :
hu~t ncoo,fv's feelins tie gos gp on The
~. looks,f about hlfn IN q haif-smbarrassed
wsv. and then said a good many o you
know xhut I W. durin the war You
knew that I VIZ called tough customer sE''
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

~r~,., acne. rse ser1cant uv thcr Party
n <srfsr frinnsi st ere, A. says
rar.rn sans = we snow F0u AZ -
~e1tsr seI rsa a,af t al ep win Tol
..i -fc,vaf - uarh. sstd
utWaii vsn meat. SAYS be. Dave. .fetch
49, ~..ne ~ n rsr sssfde
: ne teller fstrh ther rrre ard sisn's
ss,i.z rve~ srea sgi.er. s'Ckis' sfrisa N
- nfe t@entenen. saEs I thar AN 10
-. ax,r. rnas<v srun res. reckon ost
- v.sa whut Z v'rsh Toui % I vlsa
e.-,-s -,xr ue over r,rder War ny vtfs
- a,r,rhfer five< A0st ri~s frarn here.
- - M isss a. 'en avin Yen wnn't
k,ar ~ s.ss,eaiin' Esn tsa Feu shst. far
rv ssEss r. - r-crrv :. sAis ber- rserafsa.
hez rsroef eot'
atVsa kan sd - nesr - sert = t~1r,
- ssz--eauf owet. an - se~nte~ ~
Enm - vs. sasa s~zs an taks tsa4 hers
kesrn rsesitetne
- t2-~.lenes. sasrs 7 erariv s~er' ssli.r
Z. ~sssa h,-e .r--ranltv = erasa ~. ~
<euf zee aex ssa esi va n er w@p. -
saa aeer "a s.,e rcNznal e. TaEs -~0ei
e. s,rcs A. ~ aorrs 49, aEht sseee .
49, -raf hare I sss~ sr 4oea uta / xas
60 Fs~ 49, - ! 49, srs sAAnEs - .
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Gsr-nsn brsss s.nd played For trn
r,irase- N front of . <esr~ - NAN
street.. 0<~nF>. yesterday kf>x-csn
Let's h~st Q rsekei sid asve sur,e
f-n sasS sne - ths ck~r<s Tie essk.i
v~ p~umrtlv hests< sd lad - she
rr,'snte~ The -i-~xs rr<nn~f nd ~>>s~d
Sem ths 80 ran wso sil. she ->~e ke~s
wste ~t.S -ote~ed
rher>s . nt~<-s - the srrnH~. said
cr> - she sl~r<s -srese~eiy
TIE etz rsr ~sikeS ID ~ si,~ -r-~<sr
rssn-~-i --rrso-slT A re .f~k4- drew
f~rn ai- r~>~iurt rtrca - ArsfA-r and
ps,.k~si - t,e susn fsrnfne - tb~ elrxk
~ sruiled sxPzal.< v'siT szsd ssif.
isanse v~a. eie~~r rsssRN rssn.
Bss seeu shere eefe~e sss3 the f~~t
efe~k- aat ssen sa hznstz w~rs - ~e~k es
e 49, sss ps~t rpeareea TEN feners4
---Nsvers Lsazz~<-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Spectator Cat boxing mstehl-Thoee
two fellows don't amount - anything
They slowly put their srras Qua and in as
II they were afraid Of hsttin1 each other
Jsber-IbeY are Des men and have
only been IA training six on eight years
Il tszes long wh4le for nan % gss
over early habits
Nv hak did they Used % be-
They were professional CARPET beate-s.
---Osnahs Wori1
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Tramp tsome years heneel-l see you
belong TO a college society SO do L
Cant you lend re dinef
Man of Wealth-Tes. am graduate Of
Yale and make $40 90 year as base
ball pitcher Hers. take this s. btu and
get . square meal What college did you
steendf
Il am graduate Of Harvard They
don't teach baseball at Harvard ThaAks-
Omaha World
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
Household

Softens the hardest water, washes and
beaches without injuring the finest
clothes or shrinking woolens or blankets
Cleans without injuring the finest laces
and grapes. Gives delightful bath and
in the toilet removes all odor, and keeps
the skin soft and smooth as a baby's
Kills bedbugs and other insects and
cures bites.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

y a ragged district
OF East fsnnessee,
Ia thai socGI0n Of
country where, dsr-
lng ths war. not only
nslghbors were ar
rayed against each
other. oGt whsrs tne
members OF once
dsv ose a families
hunted one another
vita deadly nbent
there - q small
graveyard snder .
spreading persin-
moa tree. No ne
knows ths name Of n
angle eternlA sleep
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

II think. said the nztnsxser. who wN
visiting psrishsoner. ''tnat n 10 easier %
cosx ehissres thar - dr<~~ them. 6>nfhs
VERDE sre usor> es7ecti~- th~w h~r~h en-~-
fthink 20, 10. sad sh- NY. tsn8sriT.
Then she rsssed 49, ~<a1kp~ and Sod
Ae.iy shcused se er~ bo~-
'.Johnns>. y yos 6oat -orn~ ~ c~t II
tA~s mod psEidse - sr-.k yosr ss<k -
GosnH s<s ps~p~scA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
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sale includes With both ED ssd existing
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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-09-07
Y. VI. ID. G..


At the meeting Of the Democratic clubs
held at Morehcad last week it was resoly-
ed TO effect a permanent organization and
to hold Convention once in four years
the year of the Presidential elections The
following are the officers chosen:
President Julian S. Carr of Durham.
Secretary b. Q. Beckwith, of Raleigh.
Treasurer-Jno. W Thompson of Wake.
Vice ePresidents-lst District, Robert
Winborn, of HertfOrd; 2nd, Clement Man
ly, of New Berne; 3rd, Hem Z Faison, of
Clinton; 4th, W E Ashley, # Wake; 9th,
G Bradshaw, of Randolph; 9Th, Joseph
II Walters, of New Hanover; eth, Joseph
p Caldwell, of Iredell; Sth, r l. Ryburn.
Of Cleveland; 9th, Thomas a Jones, Of
BuncOmbe.
General Committee LIST District, Z T
Lamb, a b Branch, W ! Caho and "
L Arendcll; End, George Rnlntree, James
W Moore, G Bowen and /. Harvey; Bird,
Aycock, II l. Cook, W } Adams and
" 2 Beaman; 4th, f } Parri- IN, Z Smith,
Robert Bingham and G. b Afford; 9TH, }
L King, 4 ii A Williams, K 3 kerner and
DR. d Reid Parker; 9th, s + Alexander, W
L Parsons, Junius Davis aud Joel Hines
7th, G II Armticld, J II Faust, L i} Jones
and L Kline; Sth, c L ChildS, W 3 Coun-
ell, ID Pearson and Robert Claywcll; 9th
H B Carter, kope Elias, Frank Coke and
" NJ Smith
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-09-07
The End of the Brewer EmbroyIjo
From Greensboro Patriot !

I rom u NrfctnSDOfD l'dlTiOf.
The trouble, the lamentation and the
vexation of spirit which Mr.. Brewer has
caused the Republican party in this Con
gressiOnal District brought its prominent
men into consultation yesterday; and
after a long and heated conference, in
which no eXcoriating invective or honeyed
persuasion could induce Mr. Brewer to
turn his back upon the nomination which
his party had given him, the following
was adopted:
WHEREAS, Hon. John NJ. Brower's vote
on the Mills bill is regarded by this com
mittee as unfortunate and not defensible
on any general ground Of his Justification
that it offered him the only opportunity
he could hope to have to redeem the
pledges given to his constituents in 1886,
that he would devote himself III Congress
to the abolition of the tobacco taxes, and
is personal reason, based on local fact;
but il relieves the vote from the suspicion
of having been cast in sympathy with the
enemies of protection; and, whereas, Mr..
Brewer has not rendered his resignation,
this committee questions its authority to
put up another candidate or call another
convention; therefore be it
RESOLVED, That the whole question be
left to the people to be settled in Noyem
Der next.
The ''people' Will settle il, don't YOU
be afraid, little Liza.