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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-02
The Political rromDitiOnl't' In West vlr'

The Political ProllIbitionIsts In West Wiz.
GiuIa.
The political Prohibitionistsare square,
~ in the field in West Virginia. They
have staked the prohibitory amendment
on the success OF their political party.
Those who, like the INTELLIGENcER, do
not desire the passage OF the amend
ment, willnot, 50 far as the amendment
is concerned, regret this move, for it
will contribute more than the combined
opposition could contribute to the de-
feat OF the amendment Why this is SO
it is not now proposed to seek to dem
onstrate. The INrELLIGEXcER has dis
cussed this phase OF the question before
and shall again.
Those who desire, as the lNTELIdES-
GER does, the success OF the Republican
party in West Virginia-the triumph OF
the principle of Protection to American
Enthusiastically for this reason regret
the move. 1t may be mistake to sup
pose that the bulk OF the Prohibition
party vote will come from the Republic
can ranks. Well informed Republicans
think it will Democratic leaders thinkso,
and have done what they could to en-
courage the move; Prohibition leaders
think SO, and this is one OF their CHIEF
reasons for putting their ticket in the
field. This belief, by whomsoever en-
tanned, is strengthened by the other be
LEI, commonly accepted as fact, that
at the time OF the submission OF tht
amendmentit was favored by fur more
Republicans than Democrats.
Since there is not even the possibility
of success for the Prohibition ticket, Re
publicans would be less than human il
they did not resent its presence as dis
turbing element, the more so wher
many OF them, ardent friends OF the
amendment, had warned the Third
Party leaders that by nominating {
ticket they would certainly imperil the
one thing OF substantial value, namely
the adoption OF the amendment. These
warnings, which have been many anc
earnest from men as strong in their de
sire Tor prohibition as men can be, have
not been needed. Knowing the DISPOSE
ton of the Prohibition leaders, the IN
TELL.qExcER did not for moment sup
pose they would be.
As the case now stands the campaign
of the political ProhibitiOnists canno
help the amendment, but it may con
tribute a good deal to the Democratic
party.
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Republican Conventions,
Republican Primaries.

The Republicans OF Ohio county mn H.,
called 10 assemble IN their Respective li....'',I
gu saturday, August ~, rs the rl,y Af.f.t.tt't.
tween the hours Of seven aud nine ..i fl "
country districts between twuHrr aa, e. 4f
y. ~" ~ beltut delegate 90 tAp -l.I,. ,4fg-.'A
70 be held ~ Charicstnu. August > agI XXX
First District Congressional DOu.trI.f ~ ",
held At tiarGsOutg, September p...i5rwe p
are 10 be chosen To each gUHver.,,, 4, ~
optional with the magistcFlM distf.rfg 4, ~. u
one set OF delegates 10 each CouvcrsIar. ~ ,ggl
same set TO both, though The rnmu.lft.5 We
Incnds atcpataic st whyFy Is g pral'ff.lis 'a-'
Suggestion meeting. viii b. c,IfaI f,, ....
district IN the city by ~ commit. t.a. =, ~ ~
one week before the primary 7Lu n.H... ~,
gcsted are 70 be seat 10 Tie County C"r,,,i,,E,'
TO be printed for uscat the primary. ''''"o
The polling places WIN " d. follow. W.,
ingtpn, NiEilAnt Engine House. Nr.l.., r." NJ
keG Housc; Clay, Old Court HUu9J Tpia1 NJ ~
lice Court Room: Centre Hduk AMI / ~ ~
House; Webster. NAPum EHef.e i HUT
Richie, Eighth Wand Hu,u Hogse. lT,nsg4,55'T.
usual place; Liberty, usual rlaeg RIrb''rG
Brick School House -'Ali'
All who arc IN sympathy with die rr.,sl,,f,.
OF the Republican party are inyit,4' d ts ,ip
pate In these meetings and runl4HIf,t ,,',t
| choice Of the pRrtys nominees. w
By order OF the Committee
ia. RALPH WHITEHEAD
HsN NHtva.'
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1t Removed the Ptmples.


ROUND MOUNTAIN, Tx, March -, 1851.
A lady friend OF mine has for several year,
been troubled with bumps and pimples on hei
fnrc and neeE, FOR which she used yarioUs COS
mCtlCs In order TO remove them and bcautify
and improve her complexion; but these local
were only temporary and left her
skin In n worse condition.
recommended an internal preparation
known rs Botanic Blood Alm-whlCh | have
been using and selling about two years; she used
three bottles and nearly all the pimples have
disappeared, her skin Il EOlt and smooth, and her
general health much improved. She expresses
herself much gratihed, and can recommend II 10
all who are thus affected.
Mrs. s. NJ. WILSON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-02

In this year OF grace the Democratic
party is wooing the colored voter, who
is no longer id nigger"-always
provided he vii! vote the Democratic
ticket. This freak OF the Democratic
nature moves a correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Commercial to come to the
front in this interesting way:
| iuclose Democratic ticket that was
voted in Tuscarawas county in 'G7, when
Thurman was candidate Tor Governor
on the "White Mans" ticket. Ifenough
OF such tickets had been cast in the
Northern States, that little gathering OF
colored men at Indianapolis the other
day would have been spared the ncccs'
sity OF meeting to decide what ticket TO
vote this fall. They wouldn't have any
vote TO cast. Here is the ticket:
DEMOCRATIC.
WHITE MANS TICKET,
~ FAVOR OF EQUAL TAXATION.
ON Constitutional Amendment giving Negroes
the right to vote and hold OGiCc).
no.
For T;nvcrnor-A1IES q, THURMAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-02

SorAR as we know the brethren on
the Prohibition ticket, their former po-
litical affiliations have been as follows:
Mr.. Carskadon, nominee for Governor,
Republican; Mr.. Boaley, nominee for
Treasurer, Republican; Mr.. Baines,
nominee Tor Auditor, Democrat; Mr..
Myers, nominee for Attorney General,
Republican; Mr.. Crozier, nominee for
Supreme Judge, Democrat; Messrs.
Harris and Siler, nominees for Presiden-
tial electors, Republican. As to Mr..
Cornwall, nominee for Superintendent
OF Schools, we are not informed. Six
out OF eight have been Republicans.
The pull seems to be principally for Re
publican votes.
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

-Four RoomCd New Cottage on Moundvle
Camp Ground.
NJ. 1912 McCollOch street . ROOMS and Ctllsf
can be bought for sl,9U.
No. 2i0j Eoll street rooms and kitchen:
ground Il feet iFopt yUuHlRe to alley, las lttt.
House and Lot, No. Gi3 Main street, hy,gfrl
Centre and Burkle streets. Martin Fyuy rogh
Of ElsOn Glass Works: house Inns sl2 fOoa,. a
stOrr.roOm and cellar; Eydmnt IN yHF!
Six roomed Brick House No. gt,i Slain slrttt
ground hall lot; eau be bought iorSlGG
Many other Houses. Lots aud Farms iUfs
Personal attention given 10 the rUllct,los O
rents and other accounts: the purchase and NE
OF real estate, the prosecution ui rAia IN
Pension, Bounty, &c. Pensions aEy ihnas4
when properly presented. Many Fcm1s,
should be rated higher.
DO you want anything named above cal. Oao;
address
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-02

The INTELLIGENcER is favored with
the following polite request:
81 c,rvr, Asp AND THURMAN. -.-
uv,Do,rs yAr,r DEuocnArlc COMMITTEE,
No. 10 WEST 10Th STREET.
WV II BARyru, Chairman.
S. P. SuEERIN, Secretary.
CHARLES J. C4N3A,, Treasurer, At West
ern Natloh9i D"mA, ~ , ntSMT Sacre-
f'g tar %', and Official Stenographer.
Nrw York, july PC, 1888.
Editor Whooliag ia.euiga,ecr, Wac,lng, ". Va;
DEAR Sm:-I regret that your valuable
paper is not sent 10 these heHHIuaIte ,ns
70 pc P' ace l apoH U contribution to the
conse | should be pleased to have you
place us on your free list through the
present campaign.
Ao"'1 E NV, I D,cxIysoS
Asst Secretary.
Tbi, communication gives US liberty
to suppose the National Democratic
Committee in session.
The Chairman-Gentlemen, itisneces-
sary Ia the success OF the campaign that
we have on file the best newspaper In
each State.
Chorus of Voices-Ouite true, Mr..
Chairman.
CThc states are gone through alpha
beticaIlv. IVES, virginia is reachcd.)
Col, Clements-Mr. Chairman, l re-
commend that the Committee endeavor
IN oet the Wheeling IyrELIGExcgR.
Vie Cboirmon-But the Wheeling H.
rrIIIorycrp is not a Democratic news
noner. Col, Clements.
Col, Observation-Disclosures, Mr., Chair
man. Init it is the best newspaper in
West Virginia. and the best is none too
,ood forms Besides. we have no Dem
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-02
A FEightiul Skin Disease.
SufferIngs Intense. Head nearly
raw. Body covered with Sores.
Cured by the CutIcura Remedies.

NJ. sTEyEss < BGvSER, Monroe, \. G.:
D,dr Sirs:-AbOut two months ago, on your
recommendation. | bought u bottle OF CutIcum
RcSOlvcnt, one Box CutiCum Salvc, and one
cake Of Cuticum Soap. for my son, aged thirteen
years, who lids hecu afflicted with CcZcu0 Tor Il
long time, and nm pleased TO say shat believe
the remedies have cured him. His sunerings
were intense, his head being nearly raw, his ears
being gouc except the gristle, AMI his body was
covered with SORES. HIS condition was irightiul
to behold The sores have now all disappeared
his skin Is healthy, eyes bright, cheerful In dis
position, and Is working every day. Ny neigh
bOrs are witnesses TO this remarkable cure, aud
the doubling ones are requested 10 call or write
WIN, S. STEPHENSON.
Winchester 7. o., Union Co., y. Z.
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Profound Thought.
Wheeling Register.
We think Harrison is beaten.


On and after Sunday, May 8, the Ohio
River Railroad will sell excursion tick
cts every Sunday until further notice:
Wheeling to Sistersville and return
81 so, Wheeling to Parkersburg and re-
turn s. %. Tickets good one daY only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-02

TIE Third Party Prohibitionists did
not wait to see what sort OF men the
Democrats or the Republicans would
nominate. They hoped in gaily a
month before either OF those parties
held convention to nominate State
officers, and 10, they have set before the
voters OF West Virginia their dish OF
nominees. 1t certainly is a dashing
move for young party, but then it is a
party which is destined to die young
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-02

THE POTTER DRUG < CHEncALCo.
Geaacmcn:-Mr. VIM. S. Stephenson, Of this
county, brought his son to town to-day to let US
see him and to show US what Cuticura Rene.
dies had done for him. This is the case referred
to in our letter to you some time ago To look
at the boy now, one would suppose that there
seems to be in perfect health. We have written
aud herewith iuclose what his father has to say
about the Hlatter-wrate Il Just Us he dictated.
We are selling quite u quantity of CutlcuH
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for them.
We regard the CutiCurH Remedies the best In the
market, and shall do all we can TO promote their
sale. Yours truly,
STEVENS Il BRuNER,
Druggists ana Pharmacists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-02
A Book Of Wonders, Free.

All who desire full Information about the
cause and cure Of Blood PolsonS, sCrofula and
ScroiulOus SwellingS, Ulcers, Sores, RheumA'
nsm, Kidney Complaints CatRrrh, etc, can Sc'
cure by mail free, copy Of our S2.pago Illus
trated Book OF Wonders, hlled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known. Address,
BLOOD BAIN Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-02
II you want
prosperity | Protection.
You II be sure to get it.

The Register has only begun tosee that
it as a mistake to have stump speech
delivered in Catholic church building,
on Sunday night, under the guise OF
lecture on the Catholic church and the
colored race. Some Democratic Catho-
lies thought so at the time and said so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-02
Gives Better Satisfaction.

CADn, KY, July 6, 1857.
Please send me one box Bloom Balm CatGrrh
Snuff by return mail, as one OF my customers
Is taking u. i. Il. for Catarrh and wants box Of
any medicine ever sold. have sold 10 dozen
in the past 10 weeks, and Is gives good Satisfae.
tiou. II don't remit all right for snuG write
me. Yours, WIN BRANDON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-02

sense in which you try to impose your
borrowed stereotyped nonsense on your
readers.
You are progressing SO well that you
may yet be induced to print the tariff
plank of your party. The warm weather
is thawiBg you out. At all events tue
IxTrLLExcER intends to keep on smok-
Ing you out, until you get where you
can't turn back. Then we shall have
still more fun with You.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-02
in THE SUMMER

Almost everybody wants Summer Tonic"
Here is a simple testimonial, which shows how
b. o. d, is regarded. twill knock your malaria
out and restore your appetite:
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Trustees Sale.
TRUSTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of n deed Of trust male By 'S25~ :,
T. Fry 10 me- rs trustee, dated Jupt u. ,,N "
corded In the office Of the CLERK o. W., Sg'4-1I
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia w rt , d,
Trust Book No. ID. page ~ VIII s.t d, - 4.
front door Of the Cuur, House" ON" '"'"''~
SATURDAY, AUGUST u, I''''
beginning at 10 O'Clock Il. m. tho following ".
estate in IrladelphiA district, ono Guy "g
VirTiuln, on the south fOFk0t huhgg Ln' W..
and on the West ER,gu and EourI lg.N' '., ,r
nike. containing four acres, NOR or ,''
viewed 10 aid Fry By william iigarA'iLy f tit
wife by deed dated February :, l"', 90. g'rI
Deed Book No. u, page ". Aso4 pl,. %. ,S 1,.
adjoining the above and cnumlNllE "" ~,
more or less. conveyed 20 said my ~ E S
Powell, BY deed dated June T. IN'I, fa'''' ''
Deed Book No, Il, page ". ,,.,..f..., tgt
Title TO above pieces believed 20 bt I'5t' irtLs
selling rs trustee will convey nhI! lH' ".'
yrsirI In me by said deed at ltu'l .-,.,
TERMS OF sAIE-OHc ihird aud a. N.' INV NV
As the purchaser ClcCts 70 pay iu a'a ". '.g,1f,
on sale, the balance IN two t4Aa. 10, .,t''.Ii gh
nj one and two years with llt.1l. -
the purchaser shall execute his lIl'' .s.,,Ft,
secutlty the legal title 10 be rr'a.nr o' ,Its ~
security, or NJ the purchaser upH,, .s.,..,.-gT,
cnre he notes by deed Of tru.tug w. -.,,g,"
". J. ". tDWphAf Igyi
W. II. HAiiER, Aucti0ncef.
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EOR REM.

No. Is Twenty.fourth u
No. LOB Alley II, ro0uls.....a....-,......-.. go
No. % Il Woods street, > FOUais,a ......r... 20
No. $40 Main y
No. 9jO2 Main struct......... .........,.,..a,. %
Four RoOmOd House. Eleventh street east
OF Baltimore %
Three Rooms, No. 22.j Market street ...,.... : 10
No I'll Eighteenth street, " rooms .,-,.,,.,,., : ID
Three rooms, east end Of Alley i1........,... 20
Office room, second floor Of Refill Block. !. 70
OGicc room, second floor o! Reilly h,rgA- 90
No. 2jO7 Alley %
No. aJu9 AllCy .....".............,,,s. ~
No. 2i56 Mntn street, Moons. p,,,,,........ 70
No. 800 Main street, Will rgu, fora saloon
or boarding huusc,.,,...,,.,....,.....,.
no. $50 Market street, new brick housc
rooms aud bath room, hot aud cold wafer,
natural ani"iluminatiug gGs...........,.,... Is "
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, o. :. Pension aud Claim A.
tOrncy, Collector aud Notary Public
jy3l IUiH HA.EfT sTEEET
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-02

CutIcurn, the great skin cure and CutlCum
Soap prepared tr0m 1t, externally, aud Cuticura
RcSolvent, the new blood purifier, internally,
blood disease, from pimplcs TO scrOfula.
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New Advertisements.

WANTED--A GIRL TO DO House.
w WORK. Good wages. Three In the faln'
lily. ApPlyat once at No. s. Twelfth street.
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Entered at the postoflce At wheeling.w W. Va.
Gs secoud.claS tuattet.l
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

From iho Boston Courier
They met In horse car, two young
women whose tawny faces showed that
they were just back from the sclshorc and
when they had kissed and embraced, aud
been through al the preliminary nonsense
necessary 10 the occasion, ono said 10 the
other
"Oh. You dear thing hal such a
Irritation with your husband while YOU
VEN down east lie came down ~ Nan
tatkCi almost every night.
"lcs, he wrote me about H., the other
returned swcctly. "llc mid you didn't
seem 10 know anybody, and were 30
lonely Dc quito piticd YOU
Gle was always ~ kind 30 neglected
girls the iiut speaker murmurcd. "Nou
know they said when you were married
that BE- would have taken al the wall.
ilowcr u he could, DO was q, generous.
And then they smiled lovingly on each
other
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
WHY HE WAS UNEASY.
A Coon Up Tree Causes a Sensation
In School.

A Coon Up Tree Causes a Sensation
In School.
From the Arkansaw Traveller.
School-house in Georgia. Slim Boy
addressing teacher)-What time does yo'
blame shebang shet down?
Teacher-What do you mean by thu
addressing me? Sit down there until you
have learned better manners.
boy sits down, but soon becomes rest
less.
Teacher-Stop securing around on that
seat. What do you mean2
Boy-Mean that KANT set still.
Teachcr-What makes you so restless?
Boy-Wanter get outen here.
Teacher-What for?
Boy-W'y, hearn some Teller holler
down yauder in the bottom jest now, an
bet he's freed coon.
Teacher(with enthusiasm didn't
you say so just now2 Why did you want
to keep back such important information?
Children. put up you books We will go
down and see about that coon. Education
can afford to rest, but coon up a tree is
something TO be looked after at once.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
Not - BibIc in Town.

Rapid city letter In 81 Paul Globe.
The conferences Of Methodist churches
OF the Black Hills mission will DO opened
here on Wednesday morning next by
Bishop Walden, OF Chattanooga, Tenn.
lts meeting will be OF interest 10
all. Apropos. Jim Connela, we |
known 10 the newspaper gang In
Dakota and Minnesota, wanted u Bible
the other day Tor some unknown
purpose lie visited the rooms Of four Of
the best known young men Of the city.
aud although hc found books enough 10
hll large aud wcll-sclcc,cd library, he
failed 10 End Bible. Ho subsequently
related his experience In the home Of a
prominent attorney, greatly horrifying the
inmaics. 4 search was thcrcupon ins,i-
iulcd, but failed 10 disclose the wanted
Bible.
Then Jim. IN company with the writer.
visited the city book stores in the town 10
purchase a Bible, and ia neither was one
found Tor sale Here Is chance Tor some
Vi the Bible societies 10 got IN their work.
~
YOU should u-c your toothbrush nirht
and morning and a. nn adjunct. o prepare.
ton NJ recognized merit such as Longs
Pearl Tooth snap.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

this memorable festival which, could Sir
William Frazer clear IL up, would entitle
him to still greater need OF gratitude at
the hands OF his contemporaries. Napo-
Icons travelling carriage, captured by the
Prussians after Waterloo, and now at
Nine. Tussaud's, was built at Brussels.
Was il built by Van Asch, who seemingly
was leading "corrossier" Of the period2
The question Is worth asking, for when
Byron, after his separation from his wife,
started on that which was virtually Childe
Harrold's pilgrimage, he purchased at
Brussels travelling carriage which was
the exact counterpart OF the one made for
Napoleon the Great. II Mynheer Van
Asch was the maker, the poet in all prob
ability visited the depot in the Rue dc 10.
Blanchisserie which only recently has beeN
used rs a ballroom, and in that long, low
apartment. converted by poetic license
into "high hail." he might have felt the
first inspiration for one OF the most magni-
fcent OF his lyrical achievements.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
A Succr.,fni nonh ArnnI

Book agents, like poets and artists, must
be born. They cannot be made. A good
address, tact, brilliant conversational pow
ers, and both veracity and unveracity, are
the Unborn elements necessary for the sue.
cessful book canvasser. That the iacnating
and suave manner OF the average profess
sional book agent is irresistible is proved
by the fact that there il hardly person
in the United States who, at some time or
other, has not subscribed TO a book that lie
did not want.
Some years ago, says the New York
Pres, one OF these agents visited n small
hamlet in the State OF Michigan, selling
1.-THE Royal Path OF Life. He had Just
nine books in his yalisc, and he was deter
mined 10 sell all Of them that day. The
first man whom he approached was prom
inent in the church.
"Iou had better call up at the house
and see my wife, for she buys all the
books said the man, good-naturedly
But with tho customary pertinancy Of
the guild, the agent made sale. His sue
cess continued un il, about o'clock in the
afternoon, he had sold seven copies of his
book. lie was anxious 10 get away, and
determined to sell the remaining two
copies, 20 he called on the wife Of his first
customer, and, first being careful 20 ascer-
tain that her husband had not been home
since morning, lac sold her one OF his
books.
When the husband came home he gave
his wife parcel, saying There; one OF
those COMPOUNDED book agents talked mo
into buying that book"
what" exclaimed the wife, "a book!
Why bought one too"
When they compared notes they found
that they were well supplied with "rhc
Royal Path Of Life"
The mau WIS furious, and while he was
putting ON his boots to 20 down 10 the sta.
ton TO get square with that "yillainous
agent, ncighbor roio by, and the irato
man shouted TO him to dciain that book
agent at the station, rs lac wished particu-
larry 10 see him.
When the ncighbor reached tho station
the train WIS IN sight. "My friend, Mr..
---, wishes very much 20 see YOU before
yOu leave town, " hc shouted.
30, yes, said the agent, hanllv. che
wants one Of my books, and ! have Just
one left"
"llow much j. il?'' said tie man bur.
ricdly, for the train was at hand.
Two dollars"
"llcrc's your money"
The train moved or carrying the book
agent, juit ns the excited church member
IN hot haste, came In sight. Ills anger al
the last imposition NAV be imagined