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The Indianapolis journal., 1889-12-02

of Cancellation offered by Russia, and that
the opposition at Pesth was becoming SO
strong that it threatened to oyerturn the
Tisza Ministry. Premier Tisza demanded
as the condition of his remaining In Office
that the foreign policy be strengthened on
the old lines.
Regarding Trentino. Emperor Francis
Joseph, finding that the concession of au-
tonOmy was considered q diplomatic vic
tory, and that Premier Crispi was prepar-
ing the way for annexation to Italy, de-
cided to disenchant the Italians. Count
Won Taafe and his colleagues in the Aus
TRAN Ministry were unanimous against
Emperor Francis Joseph's hasty assent to
action. Count Won Taafe sent to the Diet
at Innsbruck an intimation that their vote
granting Trentino a separate admlnstra-
ton was vetoed. Emperor William and
Prince Bismarck received those explana-
ti0ns in sullen silence. Count Herbert Bis
niarck has written TO Count Kalnoky that
the triple alliance must submit to a renew
al OF the dangers OF the old position. ag
gravated by, proofs OF irresolutlon OF the
Austrian policy; Premier Crispi. IN dis
patch to the Chancellor. comments upon
tine increased irritation of the Italians over
the Trentino affair. The Irridentist party
has been strengthened by the conduct of
Austria.
Emperor Francis Joseph's assent to the
marriage of the heir of the throne. Arch
duke Francis, to Princess Maria DOrothea,
daughter of Archduke Joseph, will make
Prince Ferdinand, of Bulgaria, uncle of
the future Emperor of Austria, the mother
of the Princess being a sister of Prince
Ferdinand. The ceremony will be held IN
February. Immediately after the expira-
tion of the year of mourning for the late
Crown Prince Rudolph.
The net result of Prince Bismarck's con-
ferences with the Car and Count Kalnoky.
and their prolonged intriguing is an inten-
sified antagonism between Austria and
Russia, an irritation of Italy and relaxa-
tioD of the relations of the dreibund.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-12-02

BALTIMORE, Nov. S0.-Now that the Balti-
more Baseball Club has withdrawn from
the American Association and admitted
into the Atlantic Association it transpires
that the owners of the local club have pur-
chased an interest in the Washington
League Club, and the chief players of the
Baltimore Club will be transferred to that
city. 1t is expected that eventually the
Washington franchise will be transferred
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-12-02

To Joseph f. Holman. You hereby notified that
the real estate owned by you in the city of Logans
port Cass county Indiana Is suffering g waste ies
properly il Necessary for the payments OF liens and
incfmbrancoa thereon. ROBERT CARROLL.
BY Nelson d Myers. his Attorneys.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-12-02
Jefferson Davis VERY Weak.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 3O-Mr. Davis's con-
ditiOn is unchanged from that of yesterday.
He is very weak and cannot take sufficient
nourishment. Mr.. Daviss physician to.
night regards the condition of his patient
somewhat better than last night.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-12-02
*. of L. Conspiracy Case Dismissed.

PITTsBURG. Nov. 30.-The case of Edward
Callaghan against L. V. Powderly. J. II.
Byrne and Peter Wise, prominent Knights
Justice Merritt ct Scoltdale. Pa, to-day.
After hearing Mr.. Callaghan's evidence.
Justice Merritt decided that it was not
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-12-02

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-C. III. Turner, known
as the lice man." was to-day elected to
Congress from the Sixth congressional dis
trict.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-12-02
Notice to Contractors.

Bids for the construction OF the foundation for the
Hendricks Monument will be received at the Office
of Rand & winters 10 s0,a East wssnih gton on
served TO reject any or ell bids Il. Il. PARk,
Sculptor
Nov. 20, 1889.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-12-02
Reeds Nomination for Speaker.


WAsHINGToN. Nov. 3O.-ThOmas b. Reed.
of Maine. will be Speaker of the Fifty-iirst
Congress. He was nominated by the Re-
publican caucus this afternoon on the
second ballot. The contest was short and
good natured. There will be no heart
burns from any direction. 1T is true that
solid East for Mr.. Reed confronted an al
most solid West in opposition to him. but
there was in reality not the least particle
of sectionalism In the contest. When Mr..
Reed was reminded this morning that
he had worked ND a solid East.
and that. therefore, there was a
smack of one section against the
other he replied in that apt way. which can
be applied by no other man so well. that if
did not go into the caucus with solid
East IT would be said in opposition to him.
and very likely, too. that he was unable to
secure the support of his own section. He
had not. he said. asked the East To sup
port him for the purpose of opposing the
West He simply wanted the East at his
back because he was a citizen of
that section and felt that he must
have this support in order to win.
the same as any candidate must have his
own immediate constituents behind him If
he expects to succeed IN any national con-
test.
There were one hundred and sixty-six
members in the caucus only three short of
the full Republican membership of the
house. This required eighty three votes to
make nomination. Mr.. Reed mad seventy
eight of these on the first ballot. and in the
second the exact number required to secure
the nomination.
The nomination of Mr.. Reed on the
second ballot was due to the work
of Senator Il. F. Pettigrew. of
South Dakota. Senator Pettigrew is
an old personal friend of Mr.. Reed. and has
been doing some telling work for him dur
ing the past forty eight hours. He has an
extensive acquaintance. and he pulled on
this Tor all IL was worth in favor OF the
Maine man, and Senator Pettigrew was
the only extraneous or foreign influence in
the caucus. He was the only man admitted
who had not right To vote. and the way
he hustled around in favor of the success
ful candidate was a caution to the Oldest
manirulators of caucuses. The two Da-
k0tas voted for Western candidates on the
1irst ballot. and when the second ballot be-
gan Senator Pettigrew went TO the three
members from North ant South Dakota and
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-12-02

and the case was dismissed. There will be
no necessity now for the arrest of Mr. Pow
derly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
~ couNrRY RoADs AeAIN.

The first note in defense Of the present
condition Of American roads has last been
heard. IL ia Indeed very mild, as be-
comes the advocacy Of An exceedingly
shaky Gauss. The Philadelphia Inquirer
says:
Nobody den.e, Che manifest advauiase OF
good roads. but conversation With farmers in
Eastern PEN sylvania e,elops the fsc. that in
the prescott condition Of fumics many farmers
say that The ou1V necessary % improve The
road, is not warranted ul ing che summer
mouths She road are good enough mos. of Che
time under Che p-esent system, and d diri rotd
in good order is plcaslr ter Co travel than a
turopikc in she winter uns travel is done by
railroad hca ed cars being plelssnter than car
rases To- ride in. aud the farmer hauling has
soften 10 bs SO uuimporl6ni that be can DO d,
while the roads ere good
The difficulty is the roads never are
good. The American farmer as a rule has
no acquaintance whatever with good reads.
II is hardly possible to believe that the
farmers Of Elstern Pennsylvania who tx
press the opinions quoted by the Inquirer
represent any but a very indnilesimal por-
tion Of American farmers. A lively ap-
probation OF the value OF good roads hss
always been found on the part Of farmers,
however much they shrunk from the eX-
pendiiure Of money upOn them. From
the nature of thiDgs no large number Ct
farmers can live very near railway sta-
tiOns, and IL is absurd 10 suppose that
railways have done away with the neces-
sity for common roads IS il is TO imagine
that locomotives have done away with The
need Of horses. This is proved by the
generally accepted statement that it costs
more TO haul farm products TO the rail-
way station than it does TO haul them from
the station to the seab0ard. 1t is posi-
bic that "ths present condition Of farm
ing, to which the Iaqnirtr alludes-
which apparently is deplOrabls in the i'm
mediate usighborhOOd Of Philadelphia, in
spite Of the much Wanted "hOme mar
ket' supposed to be assured by the retsn-
tion Of the war tariffs in some degree
the result Of the wretched roads Of Amer
lea. AT any rate, it will be fund that the
most prosperous farming communities
usually have the best roads.
A great deal would be accomplished ST
the present expenditures upon highways
were made to 10 as ias as they would by
the aid Of science. We are well aware Of
the fact that farmers have no money to
spare, whether for roads or anything else.
bat 1t is generally admitted that what
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11

To THE Board Of Education, Gentle
men.-Please take notice Of the dis
patch from Harrisburg in another column.
DR.. ArHERToN. President Of the State
College and Chairman Of the Commission
T. investigate the subiec. Of manual train.
ing, will recommend i,s introduction into
the public schools Of Pennsy lyania. The
REGISTER would like 10 see the Board
take hold Of this vital question with vigor
and earnesinees, and not wait until
through sheer pressure from the outside,
it is compelled to act When yOu have to
adopt manual training in the schools
you N get 10 credit Tor 30, but if you hurry
up and keep abreast Of TIE progressive pro
csssion that appears to be in and over aud
around cur city, in the way Of improve
ment and growth, your constituency can
say to YOU, well done good aud faithful
servants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
MARTINS FERRY.
An Interesting Budget Of News From over
the River.

An Interesting Budget Of News From over
the River.
Twteiy * Cuter, hveTymen, hired a
horse aud buggy yesterday TO Miss Della
Lundslord to take her sis,er-in-law and
child to Mt. Pleasant, where they bad
lately moved When they crossed the
furnace track the horse scared At
la C.. L. * W. engine that was
worsing T0ey we're hacked over the EN-
haukment. mp citing thu buggy, breaking
q e shsfts aud top and throwing the horse,
so that 70 was impossible for 10 60 GET mp
until al the harness was removed. None
Ct The occupants were hurt, but were bad
/ ly scared
The I, s.on OUR tette Club, New Opera
House. Dscemosr Ia. ls-9. For most
enjoyable popular aud classical musical
eatertuiumeut no company of arnats can be
found o equal the Boston Qlintet.e Club
I Tickets on sale at Or Oos's drug store.
c. hear them.
Hiram FRI zier, ST., an old citizen Of this
place. wss taken suddenly m yesterday IN
font Of Frank Wallscs's tailor shop. II
seems that be has been suffering some lit
tie Of heart trouble and tins was the cause
of his sickness yesterday.
Frank Russell, o1e Of the three that
participated in the row on last saturday
night was arrested yesterday By Officer
WaQOner aud given fac amounting to
$40 30, yesterday, by Mayor Mitchell
jim Hayes section foreman on the O. Il
/ L. IL K at Wellsville was in the city yee-
terday, 10 the interest OF the Pennsy lyanis
Compa1y's Volunteer Relief Association
A. J. Smith. formerly secretary a the
+ e son Glass Works, now Of Fosto-ia, was
the city on Wednesday clhng on old
ideuds.
The nalhnlic fair nnsred nn last lyenirg
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- R1cnEs or rnE soUTn
It looks like the world ia reaching out
for the riches Of The South. A Southern

It looks like the world ia reaching out
for the riches Of The South. A Southern
contemporary Gays.
From Virginia 90 Texas Che woods are iul OF
Sew England capitalists hunting Investments
and yog can hardly lre a gum without kil.ns
one. There is party iu Texas that represents
my millions. aud there are three in Florence
Ala. chat ren-esen. probably as many more
Between he 18th and 18th of This month The
lale... party chat ever came south from New
England ,g.Ii visit birmingham, and within a
few weeks an excursion train win bring down a
Plymouth Rock torulatlI i0r "Ncu England
city" Kansas ana Missouri party OF several
hundred wil invade Florida tae iast OF ,hc
month. ANA tle Editors OF Che oesn northwest
wlu spy ont Texas about the ssmc time. News
COMES nom Fuenia chat "a number OF Che lynn
shoe manufacturers who We're burned out One
other Iay are iu Norfolk looking Cor place ,o
rebuild The whole OF New England appear, ,o
nave stampeiei Eug'is ,yadicaies are buy
ing Che hrcwtrlcs. the lour mills and tho cotton
mills and am eastern party vaiu.y shakes TWEEN
tymiIions in B.ruingh AIMS face.
Iu Che midst OF This invasion q half De- ZEN
Birmingham gentlemen took a tcw days ot .o
close contuo. for a hundred THOUSAND tons 90
coal with Cuba. While they are there they Nul
iuyest gate Che rich Cuban ores Chat c nal those
of Lake Superior, snd can be laid down Boo Hir
miugham by water aud rail ss cheap.y as Che
northern ore can Doe put in P.tshurs The arsi
boat that went ives. through Che Tennessee
river took SOD tons of pig iron from sheffield Co
So I0uis dollar cheaper than ever before. and
Mr. Carnegie has hough. 1900 tons of Alabama
iron for rt,,bure.
The western grain and meat viii come io u'
through Muscle shoals SO cheap. Mr Grown
SAYS. that the Georgis mills win compete easily
with the great mills of Che West SOFT GOES. and
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FOR SALE.

UNHE BEST FRUIT FARM IN THIS SIC
| ton OF the G .untry, situstcd within view Of
this city. Good Horses, Barn, Stable, Grainery,
Carriage Shed, Crate she and other Outbuild-
lngs Apple Orchard. 50 Young BEARING Trees,
100 Plumb Trees, 200 Bearing Pear Trees, y
Cherry Trees 400 Q1inte Trees. IL acres IN kasp-
berries ~ acres in Strawberries (most profit able
variety, three acres IN Grapes, full bearing Con
cords Isabells, and Catasbas Coal under whole
place Piked road. With ten minn'es' wa
of school, telegraph or telephonts Good aud
never failing well, and a beautiful place To live.
at ye'y reasonable figure.
q. o. Smith,
dect l2l0 Main Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11

TOR RENT.

The store room and finished basement, being
equivalent to two rooms, suitable for lsrse
wholesale or retail business. Rent reasonable
for good and permanent tenant. No 202l, cor
rer Main and Twenty-frst - eets, ROemer
Block Post sion can be had January lSt, 1890
Enquire OF JOHN ROEMER, Agent
Also furnished rooms. Please call and see
them w.sN,un
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they do spend is now practically wasted.
Road building has come to be distinct
science, and WbeO it is seen how much i'm
prOvsment can be made by the scientific
outlay Of small sums We may be iniuoed
to exoend larger ones. The eN.eGt Of the
saving 20 farmers made by good roads
would he more fully appreciated if We had
few Of them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11

THE hieHigmcer appears to be scandal
lied at the demonstrations Of the South in
honor Of the late JEFFERSON DAVIS. 1t
will probably suffer nervous prostIation
over the action Of Captain JAooB
GRAY, Union veteran and 9.
A. X. Department Commander, in ask
Jog TO be allowed to be one Of JEF-
PERSON DAVIS pail bearers, and over the
turnout Of the Grand Army posts at his
fanerel. The Differences between these
Uaion veterans and the few snarling edi-
tors a. the North is that the former
are soldiers IN every sense Of the word and
men Of noble instincts, while the latter are
neither.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
The Hero Of the World!

Woe unto these who are in misery and trouble
with diseases on earth, suffering for the want Of
"A cnrc which all medical skill and power in hu-
man flesh in this world has failed 10 accomplish,
May the disease be in man or woman, either
you' & or up In years. ! have the greatest power
that ever WIS known sgain't the most terrible
ccath diseases among the PEOPLE, such as Rheu-
lra.ism. Consumption. Asthma Heart Disease,
liver Complaint and others too numerous 10
mention cured inthe quickest time ever known
TO the public People who are weak and have
poor cyesght CA receive s-lendid information
which win be OF bcut ft all their future life, nor
will 10 fail them. Kind treatment and charges
reasonable
ROOM, ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
dnpa f'or ltth and Wafpr Sfrnatg
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1852 MAIN STREET.
NnlnnhIe Hints

To those who require a stimulout Buy the
purest and oldest and avoid The cheapest, for the
latter will indeed Dee the most expensive in the
end. no you give IL thought you will agree
with me. The taN 20 the government and
the ageiug Of whistles and other liquors natur-
ally increases the price % first cost, yet ]
have on hand and will sell as cheap as the
cheape Q. all kinds but Dee advised by me %
buy Silver Age at 81 80 per bottle SiX-year-Old
Finch. Gibson. Overholt and Guckeuheimer at
s. each or SIX for g. have the following Old
rye VIII, kies ow iu sock and for sale: lS6glS13
Oyerh1lt ls73ls75 Gibson, 1879 Guckenheimt
and Finch. These goods are scarce and valu-
able. Secure them while yDu can. BrandieS,
gins Jsmaca and New England runs. c0rdia.s OF
al, favor,. wines both spWklicg ana still, and
all the principle brands. eau be had ut my place
A'sOa tull line OF malt liquors Quick deliveries
and neat packing are two of my established
rules Come 10
MAN KLEIN.
- Federal street, Allegheny, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11

/ DEEGAN-On Tuesday. December 10, lSs9, at
Be- oc olk a. m, ANNIE pEEGAN.
Funeral fiom the residence OF her sister. Mrs
Julia Koran No. 50 Twenty -sixth street, Thurs
day morning at $50 O'Clock. Mass at the
|Caihedral at g O'Clock. Friends OF the family
are invited to attend.
7 BUTLER At the family residence near Pleas.
ant Valley. az $50 O'Clock, Mrs. MARY G. BUT
LER wife OF George NJ Butler, and daughter Of
Daniel Ciemaus, Of Fulton, in her 22d year.
Funeral from family residence on Wednesday
morning At Il O'Clock. Friends OF the family in
vited TO attend. Iutement at Peninsula Gene
terry
lSteubenvile papers please copy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11

ANOTHER liueman has been killed BY
the electric light wires 10 New York.
Some day New York will put her wires
under ground-when the electric light
corporations get good aad ready.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
d RnnM 10 Housewives

rbe Calbolie - opsned np ~ lysnipg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11

The first note in defense Of the present
condition Of American roads has iust been
heard. lt ia Indeed very mild, as he
comes the advocacy Of an exceedingly
shaky cluss. The Philadelphia Inquirer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
Ben embellishments.
Annual Holiday Sale!

Christmas will soon be here and those ooutem-
pl cling buying any gifts for fiends or relatives
,hOu make an early visit 10 our store. We
have goods which viii make suitable Holiday
eif for ALL in order tha, everybody shall have
AL equal chance while our stock is large. while
our sssOrments are fun we make tie following
proposal. On payment of a small derOsit we
wilu plt aside any article chosen. and the same
can be obtained at any time from row on until
The Holidays on payment OF he balance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
MAMMOTH DRAWING
Al the Academy Of Music, New orleans,
Tuesday, December l., 1883.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 900.
90 900 Tickets AT $40; Halves so.
Quarters $40; Fighths 81; IHen-
tieths -; FOrfieths 81.
AGENTS WANTED.

], Ill Prizes amounting so...........se,iae,ooo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
Notice, Wheeling Sign { Mirror Company

THE INCORPORATORs OF THE ABOVE
L named company having designated Satur-
day, Dec mte- q, A. d. lss9, at 30 O'Clock p.
m and the Office Of Copp Il Devore, No. liOC
Main street in the city of Wheeling, state OF
West Virginia, as the pace Of the first general
meeting of the stockholders Of the Wheeling
Sign and Mirror Company, to elect Board Of
Directors, make bylaws aud transact any other
busiue IS which may be lawfully Zone 10y said
Stockholders in general meeting, the Stockhol
ders of said Company aye hereby notified TO be
present at such meeting at time and place afoTe
raid.
In witness whereof the said CorporaioIs have
heTeuntO set their hands this Sd day Of Decem
Der. A. d. 1889 JOHN NJ SWEENEY,
p. B. DOVENER,
CHRIST. SEIBKE,
CHAS. BIGELOW,
deira CHAS H. COPP.
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MAY man kiss bis own wife ia a thea
TIRE? A Kansas City man made q test case
and was promptly escorted Outside by apo
hceman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11

OIL up the machinery Of your heart and
your pocketbOOk so as 70 have 1t in good
working order for Christmas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11

remarked an old gentleman, rs hc g,zcd
foudiy upon the comedy little woman by his
time was afraid cosmetics would. The silly
little woman, iu order o. appear youthful,
pllSfcrcd her face with different varieties OF
Wlitewash, ycicrt bglus, creams, lotions,
etc " Yes" Interrupted the little woman,
" did. until my skin became ike parchment
uud SD pnuuly and coarse" "Mcu, said the
listener, What 90 YOU Use now" " Use,
was the reply, nothing but common seuse
and Or Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Common sense told ms that IL my blood was
purc. liver active appetite and digestion good,
tlat the outward woman would take ON the
hue of health. Tho Discovery did all those
things and actually reiuNeuated me- II YOU
would possess u clear, beautiful complexion,
free from biotches, pimples. eruptious, yellow
spots and roughness. use the Golden Med
zeal Discovery" 10 is guaranteed 20 DO
all that 10 Is claimed 20, or money paid
Tor IL viii be promptly refunded.
Copyright, lsss, by WORLDS DIS. MED Assn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11

AN IRREvERESr editor CALI him Hon.
JACK WANAMAKER.
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DERSONAL

L MADAME GOFF, seventh daughter of
a seventh son, born VITA a vel has arrived in
the city nom East West and south and taken
par ors At No lC6iiMarket Street, where she can
DC consulted on the past, present and future.
Advice on all matters Tells you what is ST for
your welfare in business, love- domestic troubles
or love silairs. All interviews strictly coniden-
tlal Once hours f.om pa. m. to 10 -. n. Please
walkup stairs, oc'4tol
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BY TIE way, Christmas ia juss two
weeks away.
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NOTICE.

ITAVING SECURED The EXCLUSIVE
| | Agency for Wheeling and the surrounding
towns for The Celebrated Troy Laundry
of Dayton. OHIO, will commence 10 can.
vasS for work OH Monday, the nth Of November,
at the following low prices:
Collars ~ cent each, Cuiis ~ cent each,
CRpes cents each. Shirts 10 cents each. And
ali other articles in proportion 10 the above.
Wagon will call for and deliver work free Of
charge All work guaranteed.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
- H. KASLEY,
The One Price Halter and Furnihher,
roQb 10Js Main -frga. "a hpp1inu " Va
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A1-Yor Club Rates, or any further ni0mAu0l
desired, write legbly 20 the undersigned, clelrJ
stating your residence, with state County 1lVsi
and Number More rapid return mall dsllfsy
will be assured BY your snci0sing AZ knYs.Ops
hearing your f1ll address