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Kilrain

Previous to his departure from Chi
cago Kilrain said 10 a reporter: Il was
beaten and have no excuse to make, but
the sun had more to do with il than Sui
livsn had. Perhaps | was not in the
best possible condition. / thought
was, and ! am sure was in as good con-
dition as possible considering the time
TOOK to ft myself Some say sught to
have rushed Sullivan when / saw him
vomiting, but | know | used good judg
ment. ! was watching him closely and
when he began vomiting decided to
take rest. There were two reasons
Why did so. The first was that was
pretty tired and needed rest, and the next
was | knew If he was sick it would only
be a matter Of time until be would have
to give in. If had made rush at him
the fight would probably have ended
right there. | had not strength enough
to rush him If he was able to make any
resistance, and rush on my part would
bave beaten me then and there. | cant
tell what will do until yet hon,e .spd
look around. / may go to California
and try to get some Of those big purses
they offer there Whether | will 20
against jackson or not is a question
can't say anything about it at present. |
heard Jackson was IN town and would
have been glad to have seen him. They
say he is a nice fellow"
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II is reported from Rome that a nun
Der of Bishops aud others have petition
ed the Vatican to canonize Christopher
Columbus on the anniversary of he dis
covery of America If the Vatican
consents Uncle Sam can hardly do less
than rename this continent Columbia
The ghost of A. Vespucci has the floor.
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Indisputable Facts.

We are head centers Tor
Ladies' and Misses Cloaks
in Washington. We devote
one entire floor to their ex-
elusive sales, md what we
haven't is something that is
mot worn.
Grand display of New Jerseys.
The newest effects the Ia
fest creation. We carry only
Iall.wooI Jerseys, and July
warrant the wear of every
Jersey bought from us.
our New wrappers.
Beautiful goods, in entire.
. Iv new ideas, in Flannel and
g Cashmere.
4 ..~" TEA Gowns in Rich patfeFns'
. Ladies' Fall Costumes Il
Ie the new materials and col
Of orings at our usually lo'
IN prices.
nr Ladies, and Childrcn's warm Skin
SC Everything needed l
~ Skirts kept by us.
blankets, Bed-cOmfOrts, spread
for the millions. Nowhel
es such a stock. All price
all gradcs-from the chea
est to the finest Calltorn
}, Blanket.
Blankets and spreads for the Ba
i, A splendid stock Of goo
has for Infants. Infants Boote
Infants Slips, Infants 10
kin' and Short Coats, lnfar
pre- Wrappers, Infants Shaw
W. Infants Caps, in Sur
Plush. Cloth, &c. A
everything else needed
'n'y complete an outfit for
f rl qq, infant.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-07-19

Postmaster Wanamaker has done the
government another good service in his
fight with the telegraph companies His
reduction of rates will save the treasury
much money. He is the right man in
tho right place
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-07-19

The Internal Revenue Department es-
tinstes that there was enough beer
brewed last year to furnish two hundred
glasses Of the be 'orage TO every man,
woman and child in this large country.
No wonder the English syndicates wish
to secure control Of the industry in this
country.
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READ FROM THE GREAT MAR
RLEVEAD. MASS FIRE.

Marblehead. Mass Dec. 2sth, 1888:
NIessrs e. c. Morris & Co,
Centlemer: This il 70 certify that have
been using a NJ 6 Morris TO. Sale IN my
store. and that in the most terrible fire this
toN,n has ever kuown-ou The night Of The 25th
instant. Mi. safe was snbierea to very intense
heat for 30 hours; and Gpon is hsing opened,
TO nv surprise found rs contents IN perfect
Is iilI I..- -s'--s'' .
one book whjrh WAS against the wal Of tho
safe. white HE writing on every ieat was as
clear and lcsirlc as when il WIS pnt IN. also
found machine visit. neeiles papers &c in
yood cle,, condition. In ease rebuild shall
feel that can 10 no better than to use again
what has saved me wen in this FIRE. In our fire
of 1877 had saf, Of another make, the con-
tents f viii h came ont in very good shape,
but moi rs well MS in this one, although that
FIRE was not as bad rs this
Yon nrsg. Il erty nse this testimonial 40
YOU see tn, and should tiSe pleasure IN show
inc The books, Sc 10 auv one who would like
to see them. Re pectfully yours, -
- ~ 49, HENRY . SYUOND.
r. S.-Dec. %. have his day purchased
another safe Of yonr make Of same size, having
been satisfied with the other.
Boston, Mass Jan. 2, 1889.
Messrs. r. c. Morris & Co.,
(reUtlPmen.-Vu August - 1901 We H'N
one of vour large make Of safes in our Wolf
boro. II. II. factory, which went through a
very hot fire and stood the test. Again, on
Dec. 25. 1888, in the Marblehead conHagraton,
another of vour make stood the test, and All
its contents found in good condition, even -
gross Of matches. Under these circumstances
we can safely recommend Your make to all.
Yours truly, +. W. Il ] VI. MONROE.
&arbiei,ead Mass D.. Is, 1858.
| Messrs T.. c. Morris e Co.,
! Gentlemen On opening our safe which we
purchased from you some two years ago, we
! found everything IN perfect condition. The
situation Of our safe caused ii to be exposed TO
intense heat for a nuruber oi hours As soon
as we are ready to purchase we will call and
select another of your make Yours truly,
j. ". CROPLEY h BROS.
The only Eight Fltnge safe in She world
made with solid welded angle iron front and
back frames
Containing more improvements than any satu
made such av paieut inside bolt work. Mere
secure than any other Fire Proof Safe, and M
expense in rep,irDr bolts and locks. Patent
hinged cap, sour wheel locks inside iron lin
ines, aud solid angular corners.
over zoe, 900 ia nsr. Send for catalogue.
w. G MOERtS B CO,
ap 10y Hnston, Mass.
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Take notice that Henry G. Robertson, Of
Charles county, an insolvent debtor, having
sled his petition to be discharged from all his
debts and Liabilities, under article XLVIl
Of the Code Of Public General Laws of the
State of Maryland, and such petition being
now pending, meeting OF the creditors of
such in solvent debtor will be held on the goth
day OF July, 1899, al O'Clock p. m, at the
Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Charles county, for the purpose of proof OF
claims, propounding Of interrogatories and
the selection OF permanent trustee or trustees
i. ALLISON WILMER,
ie le-ht Preliminary Trustee.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTlCE.

- - ~ - - , 80 1 ~ 49, W. Z " -.
ORpHANs' UoUar OF CHARLES CouyyY. Ser !:
July 10Th, 1889.
nRDEREDby the Court that George ".
BE ry, c. t, a., Administrator of Eliza
te Il Berry, deceased, give the notice
required ~ law TO the crcdi-
tors Of said deceased, 10 exhibit their
claims, legally authenticated, by advertise
meut inserted in some ony new spapcr published
in Charles county, Mars land, once in each Of
thee successive weeks.
True copy-tcst:
J BENZ. MATTINGLY, Reg. Wills Chas Co
NOTICE
TNHIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
has oblained from the Orphans Court
OF Charles county, Mary and, letters Of adj
mini5tration on ;he personal estate OF
ELIZABETH BERRY,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to
tie subscriber, on or lcfore the 10Th day Of
january next. They may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said deceased 5
estate
Glyen under my hand tins 10th day Of
July, 1850
GEORGE " BERRY, C. ia,
Administrator Of Elizabeth Berry.
jy l9-am
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cinnlti, he took rank among the best ju
rists of that city In the three exciliug
campalgus through which he has passed
no one ever heard his honesty or ability
questioned. As governor he has pursu-
ed an emiueutly wise and statcsman-likc
policy Lower taxes. a decrease Of The
public debt, lower rate of interest on
the State bonds, cfiicient and business
management of State institutions.
are among the prominent features of his
two administrations Ii is the wide.
spread knowledge Of these facts that Sc
cured his fourth nomination. for goyes.,
nor Tho same cause will secure bis
election Leader.
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ORDER PROMPTLY!

TTS.
co Mems Suits are Reduc- Sl5
i Is 90, 90 90, and IS 90, and
chless for the money anywhere.
d Cheviots, Cassimeres, Dlago-
b other textures; and Astounding
couveniences. 4 superb com I. l..
fof convenience and style.
n 4 90 for a working suit up to
4 it's the same with the Juvenile
.srcalss. faunels, etc, for about
wards to > 90. Thousands o.
10, }ut the gem in this collection
,uual can't be found for less thar
thrown 10. Hats TO
eauties and at such prices; thos
} now so cents; and hundreds 70
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ORDER NISI.
h tie Circuit Court for Charles county
No. 735 Equity.

Ia the matter Of the sale Of the real estate Of
Amelia d, Stonesireel and Nicholas Stone
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A Genuine American.

Gov. Foraker isone &c the best repre-
reutatives Of the genuine American, that
lives in this country. His push
courage, energy, shrewdncss and intelli-
gence are all Of the American type. -
AT an age when most boys are regarded
as little more than children, be was d
soldier, carrying his uusket aud KNAPP
sack in the army. a few years later,
when still mere boy, he was captain of
4 company, lrading men twice and three
times his age ato bloody bat
ties and encouraging them
so heroism by his ex mpe. It
has been alleged by some that all this
was under the excitement of war times
when both boys and men were dragged
into the service by the deep current of
enthusiasm that swept over the loyal
North. That can only still further
prove the genuine Americansm of his
character. He felt the thrill of patriot
ism that vibrated through the nation,
and he responded to Il BY Offering his
life for his country.
When the war was over and he came
home it was not under the sway Of ex-
citemcnt or enthusiasm that he became
student, and at a great sacrifice gave
himself an education. Under great dis
advantages he worked his way through
college. studying with industry and per-
severance, and finally graduating with
the highest honors Then he applied
himself to the study Of the law aud won
uhigh judicial position in that profession
His life has been one of 10 ,cssaat effort
and exertion From childhood his en-
orgies have been constantly employed in
some FIELD Of active and useful endeavor
lie never attempted to gain anything
except by honest means. In his remark
able career he has never advanced a step
that he has not owed to hard work. In
his public acts be has always been guild
ed by conscientious devotion TO duty
81 -szs~r AZ
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-07-19

SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS MONTH N
silks and Wool Dress Goods,
Sa'iney, Giughams, White Goods,
Enbroilerics.
An Oh and Reliable House -Estab-
lisned 1890 Money refunded on pur-
ohasos if not satisfactory.
For out-of- town merchants. will cut
any length required at Wholesale Piece
Prices.
% 10 ~ Z. Baltimore ST. near
Light, Baltimore, nd.
| ap 5-cln
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TYSOLTENT NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County.
Port Tobacco. July 10Th, 1889.

To the creditors Of Henry G. Robertson, an
Insolvent:
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81 IL viii buy and elegant suit in
Gu, viot. Cashmere or other choice fab
uc good enough for parlor. church Of
travel and looks (and is) the equal Of
any II 90 to Is 90 tailored suit Its
an elegant suit, talk as you will, and
hasn't cheap thing about it.
Then VIC grade lower in price iowa
20 90 and rs 90 for suit ft for a prime
Department: Thousands of Shirt Wais
oue-half the regular pricc--from 20 &
Boys Suits ranging from 50 to eve
is tue SIS Knee Pants SHIT. whose like
10 90 anywhere else, with all the risk
boys-you never saw so many styles
formerly 30 now % cents; some for ne
20 cents were IS cents and | 90.
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CO.

tie that | feel that I cannot inn
ZEN. My long experience in the
my knowledge Of the different
roll in Southern Maryland, enc
YOU what grade of fertilizers TO
whatever brand ! nay recon-
nse you can do so with the for
|c that you have heretofore placed
|now il the county and will rail-
person with samples of these
lpe you will reserve your orders
bid you need any goods before |
Please order direct from the Com
commission merchants, as all
Hers will be promptly filled.
~ truly,
JOHN NJ. LLOYD.
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Read This Twice.

There is great saving of time, of labor, of
soap of fuel, and Of the fabric, where Dob
bins Electric Soap is used according tod.
reeiioEs. One trial will demonstrate its great
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WORK!
IGGEST OPPORTU-

IGGEST OPPORTU-
i bright and busy sea-
Il the finest and best
hing at hitherto UNI
nices. We have liter
he profit out of many
oods to clear out our
stock of elegant suits
give every reader the
that we say by mention
Items.
CAREFULLY!
HOUSLY!
ORDER pROMpTINL
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zELL NJ.

are so eonpl
prove upon t
business and W
characters OF
bles me to tel
use; therefore,
mend yon 20
} mer conhdenc
in me. ] am
upon you III
grades and ht
for me. Shof
: can see you, i
pany, or youI
Ill l. OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-04
A WoRD ABOUT CHEAP Grows.

100 OFTEN they are dear at any price, but it sorIe
times happens that manufacturers want of MONEY
eh.ies the prompt-psy merchant TO secure rsuiy re-
tsaoe gloves az too prices
you VIII examine the quality of kid, carefully note
the hnish aud test the a. Of the new Csc Kid Glove,
you must admit they we're never manufactured 10 ss,
=, ooe. p@ir. They come buttons. all shade. and
black, have the new style embr,,idsrs6 -, s.u
appearances are identical to gloves worm Al "a
But see them.
Guaranteed French Kid Gloves for eoc No. ,r,,,.
that. A'@. aow's
Pigssin Mousquetzires in IN color, m. eo. w.
rsnted real Fyskin 49, "&
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
4 LlsNKR. Proprietor.
- Car. 18th Of. and Pa ava
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WHAT DOES "Nor1os" MEAN,
Continued below.)

The dictionary says: trtee, but either the dcton-
airy wrong or the Palas Royals notion department
embraces articles that are really not notions Soap,
for instance Soap can't be trie for did the
nowned Beecher that CLEANLINESS meet to God
illness then must soap be means Of ordcef
What's your favorite soap?
It's here at price that couldn't be were credit bus
mess done.
One hundred and eleven different kinds of soap to
select from.
Something new and worthy q trial are; THREE
CANES OF TURKISH FLOWER SOAP AND
WASH RAG-rsg only in name-FOR ONLY 25c.
The price is suspiciously low. but you know you
can't always judge by price, especially when you
member the advantageous buying our cash system
often enables. Try any of these Soaps and you'll say
So PURE CASTLE, &C.. Turkish Bath. 4c. Oatmeal &c
Cocoanut Oil. &C.; Tar, Sc. a cake.
WHAT'S YOUR FAyORITE PERFUME.
It's here and at price little above the cost that
we have often thought wise to purchase goods that
cost less. but would we gain in the ends
There's no mystery concerning who's the maker or
what's the quality of these extracta
Lubin's Extracts 35c. or
Atkinson's Extracts 35c. or
May Bells Extract 35c. o.
Balm Sargents Extracts 2Oc o.
Colgate's Extract 23c or
Palais Royal or Cash Sale Prices also enable the
ofer OF the usual 25c. Tooth Brushes for 2Oc The
usual 5oc Hair Brushes for Acc. The usual 25c Nail
Brushes for zoe. The usual 25c whisk Brooms for
loc. Higher priced goods proportionately cheap.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued beioy1
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FANS Ar SPECIAL R1oE..

cool summer has caused the Offering Of high class
novelty Japanese Fans at lower prices than quoted
any preceding season. The Fans marked 10c were
i9c last season. Tomorrow the price is cut to &c.
The loo. Fans have Triple Sticks and Silk Cords
Earlier In the season they Zoe and last
such fans readily brought Soc. Tomorrow the price
goes down TO l &C.
The Decorations Of the 25c Parchment Fans make
them not only bargain but useful ornament lady
OF culture and refinement will know how to appre-
ciate Tomorrow the price is reduced to zoe.
This seasons novelty Is the Celluloid Fan in imita-
ton Of Tortoise She'll Press q spring snd the fan
opens in circular form, Tomorrow the price goes
down to SOC.
Perhaps the best value Of all are the 94c. Fans
They are of Satin and Gauze in all colors, trimmed
with Lace; Sticks Of Imitation Ivory. Really worth
from 81. 90 to 81 each. Tomorrow the price viii be
zoe
Pocket Fans Sticks covered with Embossed Japan
csc Leather. How they could be sold at 15c has
prIsed many hundreds of eager purchasers. Tomor-
rows price loo.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(CoOtinred oil
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II. Fan 81, -, :, -,

Tn Fan
sl2 7TH 81. NV.
CHINA. GLASS WARE. TIN WARE.
WOODEN WARE. WILLOW WARP
LAMPS, FRAMES. MIRRORS ToYA
One Il the Largest House Furnishing Department
Stores in the United Statsa
Noted for its Good sslsctioa of Stock In Every
Grade Of Goods
ARRIVAL OF OUR FALL STOCK.
An Elegant Selection Of Dinner ests, RANGING a
prices from So 90 TO e49.9e.
NEW SHAPEs-ELEGANT pESr0NS
Beautiful Hand painted New-shapsd Tea sst q
GAS. worth 90. so.
New Pattern ExQuisitely Decorated Thin Porcelaar
Sauce Dishes for 49c The cheapest and best dishs
for the price In the market.
We cali attention to our C1esr Crystal Ribbed Tum
blers. which we offer to housekeepers for SEC doz
A splendid article for the price.
We shall sell again this season the well-knovn Self
dumping Carpet Sweeper. Our price Is 10 We sold
them last year for $14S but having made amore sat
sfactory arrangement with the manufacturers we vii
sell them this season ut Clio.
Two weeks trial allowed with this sweeper and moi
satisfactory money will be refunded.
Tomorrow We will have special sale Of Barrsins or
Our Bargain Cou uter. in rear of store
THE FAIR Sl2 7th st. NV
1t FRANKIE CO.. Proprietors.
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BLACK KID Gloves.

BLACK AID GLOVES
Inferior Black Kid Gloves are but too plentiful II
seems that the black dye affects the kid more than do
colors.
The Paias Royal offers you a warranted fast black
black that won't stain the hands or clothing The
kid is also specially prepared resist the effects of
perspiration.
THE "PALAIS ROYAL" BLACK GLOVES.
s-button Suede Kid Mousquetaires, 81 IS o pair.
4-outton Dressed Kid, plain, sl.50 pair
4-button Dressed Kid, embroidered, sI75 pair
4-button Suede Kid plain. 81. % pair
4-button Suede Kid, embroidered, ell so pair
ss-Have pair tried on and you'll admit the .Palais
Royal" the best fitting glove you've ever worn Sizes
for short and long fingers plump and thin hands
FAST BLACK KID GLOVES
4-button Dressed French Kid. 96c. a pair
6-button Pgskin Mousquetaires, soc. q pair.
4-button Dressed Kid only Csc. q pair
esNeed the initiated be asked if it is not unnsu,
to offer genuine French Kid Glove for only 96c |,
Those who know the merits of the real pgskin gloves
Will not dispute that they will utwear two pairs of
kid gloves Those who pay the credit stores are
invited TO examine the quality Of the new CSC. kid
gloves.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
~
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A W1SDow Full Or These.

tsee Window. corner 10Th and Pa. ave.)
Undressed or Suede MousQuetaires in six shades Of
Tan and six shades Of Gray. The new style embro,d-
cred backs.
The Palais Royal has areputation for its csc. On.
dressed Kid Mosquetares and has pleasure in assuring
Its patrons that neuer before has such quality been
offered al 9Sc.
500 dozen of these Gloves were made expressly for
the Paiais Royal by of the leading manufacturers
OF Europe and secured at special price in consdera-
ton Of immediate payment the shipping Of
the Gloves. We now hand them to you with only
the small profit added that our cash business enables
and challenge comparison with the s1.35 Gloves Of
the merchants who do credit business
Let these csc. Gloves decide the question: Whether
cash business enables better values at the prices
than at the credit stores
Weawat and viii willingly abide by, your decision.
The PALAIS ROYAL
fCOptinued below
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While New York City is still sleeping on her
Grant monument fund, Fort Leavenworth pre-
Pares to unven al statue of the eminent soldier
the nrst grateful country has had a chance to
feast Its eyes upon II was ST. Louis editor,
removed to New York, who saved the city from
disgrace by the failure Of the Bartholdi pedes-
tai scheme; 1t will be in order now for some
shrewd journalist from Chicago to move across
the continent and begin operations in behalf of
the Grant memorial and the Washington arch.
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The name OF the poet Tschernischewski,
whom the car has recently released from Sibe-
ria' Is said by newspaper letter-writer at st.
petersburg to be "a watchword among the
people throughout the length and breadth of
Russia. Ii does look like watchword of Just
that kind 1t appears to be capable not only
OF filing the length and breadth OF Russia but
Of overlapping at both sides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-04

Montana's new constitution, il is said. nro-
hibits log-rolling in her legislature. ANY mem
Der who promises his vote for measure in
consideration OF another members vote on
another measure is deemed guilty Of solicita-
ton Of bribery. Suppose such rule were in
the federal constitution, and applied to Con-
gress; where would the rivers and harbors look
for their regular appropriation?
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F. a q . { E. / a + + :: :;
EEaaffs 9 % g II 4 +
( 4 oo 90 7 "a LIZ -

25 dozen Purses have Just arrived. You'll notice
many little improvements in the details of msnufact
ure that make these Purses superior in appear
ance wear and comfort For instance: They can't
come unstitched. all have Kid lining the fastepings
will stand the test of time. you'll never miss the
dimes they'll hold plenty and yet are not bulky look.
ing Such purses have before been offered at the
prices.
Purses At Csc, worth 35c
Purses at 35c., worth 5Oc
Purses at Soc, worth CSC.
They shown in Straight Goat Seal Morocco Rus.
sia Cali and Stamped Leather. The colors are Green
Blue. Red, Brown, Tan. Fawn and Black Those at IS
cents are finished as we'll the more expensive and
though being somewhat smaller, will be preferred by
many.
You should appreciate the special prices and buy
while we are willing to sell at less than fair profit.
1t won't be, can't be, for long,
Continued beow)