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Daily Republican., 1889-06-05

An article elsewhere in the REPuBII-
CAN to-day shows the workings OF tho
R.verting Fund Assurance Association of
Philadelphia. The plan Is an entirely
different one from that of any other life
insurance in active operation aud CON-
mends itself TO the public by its straight
forward honest provisions, which must
strike every intelligent mind III favor
able light. Unlike many other assocla-
tons, good in their way, u not oaly pro-
yides for death benefits but for lie bene-
fits as well. During the len year revert
ing period, policy holders are paying in
their premiums with an absolute certain
ity that they VIII draw them all out
again a. the end OF that time with large
profits added aud alter that time remain
insured fer the same amount IL one-half
the premium.
The general outline seems TO be some
thing like this: A rson insuGtng upon
policy OF 81 600 will pay In S2.5S month
| as premiums for ten years, which at the
end OF that time would amount to
$1,000. Then tie policy holder would
be entitled to draw out 81, l6s. 20, after
which bis policy ot 81 900 still remains
aud the monthly premium after that date
will only be tl,20.
This plan cannot fail 10 recommend
itself favorahly to candid, Intelligent peo-
p e, and it is well worthy OF considera-
tion. Another favorable feature of the
ASSOCIATE n is that oDe-half of all the
premiums collected is deposited with the
Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany OF Philadelphia, and becomes tie r..
verting fund, the remainder being used
in the payment OF mortu ny claims Ed
muud b. Frazer, No. 422 East Fourth
street. is the agent Of this excellent asso.
citation for this city, aud would be pleased
to still further explain its workings TO al
who may desire such information.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1883.


THERE ARE no doubt some that
would like to contribute toward the
assistance Of the sufferers by the flood
In the Conemaugh Valley who refrain
nom doing SO because they have but
little to spare, and think their offerings
would make but q small show COM
pared with the sums given by some OF
those In better circumstances. All
such should remember that the
Widows mite was IS highly priced,
and even more SO than that con-
tributed by those better able. If every
mechanic and working man and
woman in this city would devote one
quarter Of days wages toward the
fund that is now being raised ii would
amount TO o considerable sum and be
oil the greatest benefit to these IN
fortunate people. There is not q
working man in this city but who
would willingly lose day from his
work to assist these people If they
were within reach, but as they are not
he can do even more good by con
tributing the fourth Of one days pay
toward their relief. Nearly three
thousand dollars have already been
raised in this city, but at least four
times that amount should be con
tributed, and that at once. lie. every
one give according to their means
and remember that assistance is
needed at once. There are several
places in this city where sub
scriptions are received, and collections
should be taken up in every work
shop. Our merchants can also assist
in this good work by giving per-
centage of days sales, and if every
one will but contribute what they feel
they are able TO spare the aggregate
amount raised in this city will be
something that we will not have cause
10 be ashamed OF.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05

II your BABY is months old and you
are using either Groves Auodyne or
Winsiow's Soothing syrup, permit me TO
show how you can save 81 or 6s
cents on each dollar you spend. The dose
ol each Of these remedics is cue Teaspoon
full for this age, and the came dose is re.
quired OF HoopoI's Anojyne. Nov let
us compare;
Soothing Syrup bottle contains 10 doses.
Groves Anodyne bottle contains l6 doses.
Hooper's Anodyne bottle contains q
doses.
You see in cheapncss IIooper's Anodyne
is far ahead, and if you will use it you
Will tnd that it is very far ahead in
| quality.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05


ALTHOUGH the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company lost heavily by the de
struction Of its property and the inter
Tupiion to travel, It has been among
the first 10 come forward TO assist
others. 1t has not only contributed
thirty five thousand dollars, but ia also
carrying clothing, provisions and other
articles to the sufferers free OF charge.
This seems TO be refutstion Of the
old adage that Corporations have no
souls" Another fact developed is the
grand and perfect management of the
railroad. For miles Tie track was
torn out and washed away; bridges
that had taken many months to build
were destroyed, ard it would almost
seem that as far as the road in that
section was concerned 1t was hopelessly
wrecked. But the disaster had
scarcely happened before the officials
OF the company were busy ordering
lumber and other supplies from al
available points. All the men thai
S5Uiild 10 secured have been put tc
work, the track Ia being relaid, TEN
porary bridges are being constructed
and in lew days trains will agair
be running as usual. We do not be
lieve there is another railroad company
In the world, outside of the UniteC
States, that could or would have me
this disaster in the same manner as il
being done by the Pennsylvania com
paDy.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,

MAY Goth, 1889.
iraihs VIII leave " ilnLigtJu rs follows
hhn1detp9is texpressl, q 2sZ a21,ss1I.5u,
r. - IL VA 10 = Y ~ ~ Nh m %
i2ss IA ~ "a ~ 70 b. ~ Z !. u. M
i IN; n n - II ga. 70. n3o, tal Cd. 7Ss. and
Aeaommcdsas!iion, e. 90 go. s.Is 1oiS,
New rork, Us 2S1 y 81 SsS so, l657p, 70 %
e d, ia. 7 ~ ssa 10 10 D. ~. 81 ~ s2t SA
ror West Chester, via Lsnokin. go and
pof Sc&aTS s sosat GSp and ln.erms,t. ,,.
aen9, -; m, II t IS and , ~ y. n;
M y r. ana nad neeT Il SiS stations IoA
BaiImore and Bay Line, 3 10 ., a,
70 a aaG 90 S A. E' & g. "a sSs
Ifain9 ior Delswsre division lesvs fof:
georgetown and LeWes. 81 a. n.,ssup.na.,
hErfingten. neIhsr, t n ~ way stations. sH
E;Iprs5; ior H;;r-r-iington, Q so D. m. way
iEa 5a}s ss2 YaF bower. harrington and Del
Frsnkiin Civ, 80 a. n,
, Express for dGoe ShErles, oid Point Con
Tort. and Norfolk, Nv HlsH-
Leave rhllaoelpels, Brosd street, sor I'll.
glo, 10 70, II IL, II Is a. M, .ls o. a6i, thi,
~ o.. tll, 90. 6@, 6N, r2), II 80,
Icc si an otStion, ga, 1923, a. M, l.c5 a7s
3 ~. tg7. t22 s As 1oo5 1919. and II IS nm.
slNDAl TRAINS,
for tnilSGtlphiA (eIpzessl 2 90. 26l, S2i zoo
u, u q a. ~, A. y, IS 0G and " % D.. o.
experimentation, Ss. M, J2Io, lSs, si0
80 A., W and ~ 10 y. M
=, "t S ~ 3exp roseJ, 79D.q 10. IL 81 n
q. 70. ehu " % y. ~,
Aceomhodtt ton, SIS a M, 1910. l25. go
| 63, I, y and 0I5 y, m.
For New York (exprsssl, 2 %. ES2, 4 20, 100.
~, II olA m, 14ll, 2H, eSA SIS, % and
For Y cat ,chestNr. via LAnokin, lisa, NJ,
For Cape CbArisa, Old FONT Comfort. an,
FOR New Casle, Kirkwood, Alcdleto0n
GiSStor' Doyer, FELTON,, Harm gton, Fridge
yilio, seAtOrd, Gaure aid DelmaT. IL % Right
baltimore and v sshinEtnG, ID, VI, 10 /.
n. M, II 70, lSS, % 30, 81 400. n. sud II I
kl2hi hSiHngrc, G. 90 p IN. aud u / Night
Leave Philadelphia, BroHd StresI, Tor ~
ningtOn (expreBs), 3.6J, 7.3l. a.ln. MS A
NJ AZ, t.6s, OR so, OIL. il.io, ll.3O an
&c nceo;ril odation, 81, II. az A. NJ, 12s.,os
ST., SIS, q. & .asdil-23 p NJ.
For further in ioruIstiUa, E-sssngsr' are re-
feIiod to tho ticket oface At the station.
IraiHs marked thrs ~ arc llHlted eErfeJ
IRON which EXTRA ARE 10 cnSrEed,
tensiai MANAGER General Passenger Az
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05
DR.. WORTH'S CODsH SYfUP

Is tie most speedy and certain cure for
al diseases Of the Throat, Lungs and
Chest, such as Coughs, Group, Sore
Throat, Mhoopins Cough, Asthma,
bronchitis, fleurisy, Splitting of Blood,
Pains in the Chest, etc.
tdoes not oniy dry mp Cough, but
loosens the Phlegm aud allays tic iu-
Illumination thereby permitting nature
10 heal the diseased parts.
For Sore Throat, Bronchitis ard
lloarseness this remedy is unequaled,
also for Coughs after Measles.
For long standing aud consumptlye
Coughs tn $ is the remedy,
PRICE 80 CENTS.
n. L. ID ANFORTH, Second and Market.
Il. T. DlLWOErH,
milo Second and Jefferson SITS,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05

TINE table lu eaeeL May lAtn, 1889, Train,
leave Wilmington (kfench Streell 40 follows
For Reading, BirdsOolO, Jognus, spring.
ted, WeynssOurg junction, Manor ,POtJsyliie,
lamsqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wsrner1.
willie and all points on the Philadelphia and
heading II. r., 100 4. M, 2. 10 and 1. 50 Pm,
For Springfield, NaynesJurg JuncIion
Soetesyiile, hm9Ieevl!e, Lenrpe, Uhaddh
Ford and Dupont's and intermehiste poiutl
T. % e. M, 2. IN, 20 and s. 20 n IN,
Fer CoRtesville and intermediate points 81
7.g9 g. M, 2. o, 40 aud s. 10 .. m,
FOR west Chester, 100 =. M, 40 4''0An d
Daily except Saturday and Sunday,
For New Bridge and intermediate Points
81! p. m. ana ON saturdsy only AZ 8, 1uc
II, l5p. m.
puints, at 8. 03 n, M, ard for 5prin sId sud
Intermediate points at b. 40 D. n.
A, q. McCAUaLAHD, BhWEESS BBISgS,
Superintendent. Sen PISS. AYR,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05
PREPARED ADHESIVE
EWASH,

MIXED in o minutes ready for use.
ANYBODY can apply it.
Pure materials only are used in this
preparation. 1t is in paste form sim
ply needing to be thinned with water to
prepare for use. NOTHING POISONOUS
USED IN THE CoMPoSITIoN.
Pure White and colors.
Can be applied with the greatest ease
and facility, and when dry will present
smooth, rich and even surface, which
WILL NOT RUB OR SCALE FROM THE
WALL.
THIS wTIITEwASIt POSSESSES STRONG
DIsGNFECTING PROPERTIES, and can be
eftectually used in cleansing and rem
dering hcalthful the walls of apartments
impregnated with the germs OF disease.
REACHES, Ants Flies, Moth, etc., do
not like it and will leave walls or rooms
where the whitewash is applied.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05

Early Vegetables and Other Produce
Barlow g. Weir, of the Eighth street
market, have coed supply of early
vegetables which they sell at reaFo able
rates. Also fresh butter and eggs. A
call IL solicited.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05

The following games were played yes
terday:
At BIS on-Boston, 4; Philadelphia, 9.
At Chcago-Chicago, i; Cleveland, <.
AT Wsshington--Washlngton, 8; New
York, 3.
At Baltimore Baltimore, 8; Cincin-
matt, 2.
At Brooklyn-Erooklyn, s. Kansas
City, D.
At New Haven-New Haven, G; Low
ell, r.
At Jersey City-Jersay City, 8; Eas.
ton, 5.
At Hartford-Hartford, 8; Worcester, 6.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3; Wilkes
barre, 5.
at Reading Reading, 2; Philadelphia
Giants, /.
At Lancaster Lancaster, o; York, s.
At TreLton-Cuban Giants, 8; Harris
burg, 0.
AT Chest r-Ches,er, %; Hastings, 0.
NOTES.
The Cleveland Club is u wonder.
Boston is getting revenge for their lie
feats in Philadelphia.
The Louisville Club did not arrive Il
Philadelphia In time for yesterdays gam
with the Athletics.
/ Philadelphia has purchased the releas
of Ward, second baseman, from the Ne'
Orleans Club. lie will play his 1r6t gam
on Thursday.
The indianapolis Club was to play a
exhibition game in JOhnstown on Frila
last, but Harry Wright prevailed on tn
mar ager to play oil the two postpone
games in Philadelphia. Therefore tn
HoosiCr players arc thankful.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, June 5, 1852.
There Isn't a prettier
Robe In town than the blue
one In your window at S."
A watchful lady customer
said it yesterday. If you
like blue you'll say she's
right. " hateVer your pet
color, it's there in a Robe.
Melapges, Sergr g, Drap
d Aimas, Camel Hair Gren.
adines, Batistes, ChaIlis. with
Novelty trimmings. For
June-tosSeptember wear Or
any other time when you
want a lIghtish dress.
TIE like OF some of these
Robes we've told you OF
before, but not at these
Prices:
&c Robes 90 to S.
IS Robes go to So
$40 Robes 20 TO 81. SO
Sl2 Robes 20 to 81
me OF cur Silk-Stripe
Novelties and their matching
plata stutIs are in Robes at
lS5, So, and $3.50. The
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05

We make you an elegant. stylish all
wool pair of pants at 81 20 or SUIT for
S120O. Perfect fit guaranteed. Over
500 styles to select from. Liverpool and
London Tailors, 4OS King street, Viii.
miuglon.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05
AGENTS WANTED.

For UiaD Rates, or any furtnor iniorus-
ton de 3igs1, write lie s,bly u toe underaisn-
II, Clearly ststtnS your residone3, vita
sata, County, Stsoe. and EumOsf. More
lLlilo retu!n nsit aohVo,y VIII D5 adsaret
fulI addrogl
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05

DOR RENT-AT CLAYMoNT, DELLA
l. ware, at the foot OF Myrtle avenue on the
river front algrge residauce, Turn thSd; with
Stable, vegetables, milk, hest Of water IN
abundance. Perfectly healthy. Apply
T.. N. BALDWIN,
Clgyinont slRiiOn. or
WA. z. ericsson,
15-6t Mo- 22i y. Broad ST., Phlla,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05
'mTnfssi0nsYH.

VIC the undersigned Banks and DankerB will
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana Stuts
ttrs.
II. NJ. wALMsLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl
Bank.
PIERRE LANAUN. Pres. state Natl Isk.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl
HANK.
CARL AOIIS, Pres. Union NRtionI Bank
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05
DUBLIC SALE-TO CLOSE AN ES-
l. tate OF store and dwellings, on
THURSDAY, JUNE q, 1852.

at3p. IN, on the premises,
ltwo-story brick store, No. 302 u. It'll ST.,
two-story brick dwelling, 8 u. 7thft and
thret-slory brick dNcllnEs, Nos. SlI ai6 Ss
go, 80 and 3l3 East 7th street, containing each
Z rooms lot i5NGJ It. These houses are in
good order, always rent well and pay 10 per
cent. on the assessed val1e, Tie ioCatina is
trst class and ueeds no rccnnme ndaiian.
There Is no better Investment than such pTop-
crty as thib anu persons looking Tor tait In
vestmentt and satisfactory returns will ind
them in ihls property. Terms made known
at the time OF sale by WILLIAM j. FISHER,
ndl-ot Agent To effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05

THE many improvements which are
now going on show the rapid growth
OF this city. Several new and splendid
buildings will be erected on Market
street this season, and dwelling houses
ore being built In all parts OF the city.
This clearly demonstrates the pros
perity of the city, and the annual in
crease in its population. In 1880 the
population was but little over 40, GOO,
but it is believed That when the census
Is taken next year 1t will be over
5000, an increase of about 300 u
year, 0nd at this rate it will not take
many years before it will reach 10O,.
GOO. Wilmington possesses many adj
vantages, which ii they were more
fully known we have no doubt would
induce many more manufacturers ant
mechanics to locate here, but beiol,
we can consistently invite them Il
come, we must have some changes il
the laws which now make it possible
for few men to disiranchi:e thous
snds OF their fellow citizens.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05

That will cover well and dry HARD
OVER NIGHT. They withstand exposure
to weather and the wear of washing,
hence are especially applicable for Piazza
and Kitchen Floors.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05

least hiss never been under
$40 before.

least hiss never been under
$40 before.
Southwest of centre.
Will you wait till every
body Is after a sea rig, or
do your picking out when
the tables are at their full
est and time plenty?
Flannel Bathing Suits.
$3.50 to $3.50, trimmed or
plain. Jersey Cloth Bath
Ing Suits, many patterns,
striped or braided.
SIG Fine French Bathing
Suits. In 4 pieces, $40.
perfect fitting Serge
Suits, double yoke, trimmed
with black braid. 81.
They have been Sc.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. Five
elevators.
Flannel Blouses. silk and
colored stripes. Handsome,
stylish, but a little out OF
step, 30 far as fitness goes.
You shall have them at
$3.50, $500 and $3.50
MADE TO sell at double these
prices.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. Five
elevators.
We put the Gem Ice
Cream Freezer at the head.
The claims for it arc: econo-
my of ice, quick work,
machinery covered, cedar
tub, excellence Of product
and moderate price. That
blankets the subjtc,.
We are showing the Gem
at work. To day vanilla,
and strawberry creams orange
sherbet, and lroZen bananas.
2 quart Gem, $50
3 quart Gem, 81 20
4 quart Gem, 81 25
6 quart Gem, 81 90
8 quart G. m, $400
10 quart Gem, IS 90
II quart Gem, s6.25
Basement, near centre stairs.
The last no ;eities from
Paris in Combs and Hair
Ornaments; shell, imitation
shell, and fancy metals.
oldest shapes and comb
nations-apd for less money
than You suspect.
Main aisle, north Of centre.
Ever, thing 20 make Hat
and Borne,s Of, and ever
made soft. Ribbons th'ci
as ever. Black Velvet Rib.
bon, satin b=ub, IS, 20, an,
asc for Nos. 8, II, and IL
: A Ribban that everybod
wants, AID below jobbere
a prices.
Z Thirteenth and Chestnut streets corne
! Seventy Chamber ToiIt.
Sets with jars) just IN
packed. Handsome shape
i. and decora,ions--b r o W I
r pink, blue. They crow
5 their betters. Take them :
e 81 so; meant to bring s.. II
. Second floor, Juniper street side.
JoHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05
IMPORTANT.
Address M a. DAUPSEIN.
Rev OEiCaus, a.ta.,

Address M ~ DAUkHEN.
Rev 1EiCahs, a.iA.,
or ", a. DAUPlghN,
washington. - q.
by ordinary letter, containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies, New York
Exchange, Drall or rosts. Sott.
Address Registered Lst;sY cOnlsHGg Cur
rsnry 10
REV ORLsAis NArIaNAr4 BANA
Rev orleans, Eis.
EEEE5zGxl that ths pasEeat OIL
SriIeG is tlDARkRTEzR hE E&yH
kAkAhHAh RA &iEu Of Flow Orleans,
ann ITO IIeksts are Bignsd by the Pg6si
dent OF On Institution Wncss chsFt.r3 i.
rights arc rtccgn lHsd IN tho highest Court,
t.-rSfora hswara Of ali limitations :. n
roy0Oue schsmAH
0nG DOLLAR IS the prizes o; tie SMALL
est pat or fraatian OF Ticket fSSU ED
III GA In amy Drawing. snytbink ia ouc
name offered for Iega than Dollar Is a swim
die.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05

IT IS reported that before a charter
was granted to the Fishing Club Asso.
citation, which owned the Conemaugh
reservoir, it was required to execute
an indemnity bond OF three million
dollars. Ii this is correct, it shows
that those who knew the condition of
this reservoir apprehenied danger, and
II is said that when the que.t ton of
granting the charter was before the
Legislature, 1T was strcnuously opposed
by the members fIom Cambria county.
Since that time this association has In
creased the size of the dam, and Of
course added to the risk. The entire
matter should be fully investigated,
aud If bond such as is claimed is in
existence the members of the associa-
ton, all of whom are wealthy men,
should be required to pay every dollar
OF the bond, and as much more as the
law Can hold them responsible for.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05
MAMMOTH DRAWING

At the Academy Of Mnsic, New
Orleans, Tuesday, june ~, 's9.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 5000, 600
100000 Tickets at 70 -ty Des.
liars eacE. Halves S2G; Quarters
etd; Ety nths 50; TWen tiesIas 81:
FUrsletSs 81
LIST or pGJZg3.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05
SIG
TO ORDER.

Have you heard of the
alterations We intend max
ing to Sixth & Market
We intend making a place
you can point to with pride
as being a Wilmington
Clothing Establishment in
every way. Our custom
Department must be re-
licycd OF its stock, and pri-
ccs must do it. We have
picked out some genuine
English Scrgcs, Blacks and
Blues, Colors Guaranteed,
Chcviots, Cassimcres and
Mixed Suiting, which we
intend making TO order for
$40 a suit. We have an
immense stock of goods,
and they must go,xu.,i.
ces will DO it. Sec Thc
Pantaloons at reduced pri-
ces.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05

ID & OHIO RAILROAD.
ID schedule in eject May II. $50
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST Bound.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-05

FAlRvlEW GREENHOUSES,
24TII AND MARKET SITS, Will, DRL
ai7-wSsiOw HAIRY POTTER hus.llgr.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-26
From HOtchkiss.
Ed. INDEPENDENT:

ED. INDEPENDENT:
AS predicted, our "new county" bill met
withan untiniely death.
The INDEPENDENT is right when it says
our representative "have no use for Delta
county," Should either Messrs Chatfield or
Kinkaid come up for office hereafter they will
find that Delta county has no use tor them.
Should the new upportionment bill pass,
muking Gunnison and Delta one representa-
tive district, this measure can be pushed
through, two years hence, provided Delta
. county gets the member, to be elected at that
time. Let us claim that member from the start.
On the 18th instant Geo. Duke ceiebrat.
Ell his one hundrcth anniversary. In the
evening the neiyhbors turned out in
body, to do honor to the occasion and filled
his commodious house to overdowing. TWAS
intended us surprise party, but the good wife
must have got an inkling. of the invasion for
she WAS found prepared with spendid COLA
tion, for the impromptu guests. The mob
stayed all night. Hayseed and the rest of
the "kids" putting in the time dancing, while
Ross Wi|mot. John Smith, Will Duke and the
other old gray heads had quiet game ofwhist
The crowd had jolly time and seemed in.
clined to stay for break fast but thinking there
was poipt where forbearance ceased to be "a
virtue, they concluded to go home, especially
MS brother Ed's new shot gun stood suspicious
ly near. George says he was only thrty.two.
We take his word for it, and trust he and his
estimable wife will live to zee many more
birthdays.
The cowboys are gathering up cattle and
working them back toward the summer range.
The losses, thus far have been slight, proba-
bly, not over two, or three per cent.
The many friend of John r. Smith will be
glad to hear that he is slowly recovering,
after being down to deaths door for many days.
Wade and Coburn's fruit farms are on the
North Fork in Delta county, about forty
miles from the Uncompahgre valley. Mont
rose papers please take notice.
BY all means patronize your home merch.
ants. The always patronize you, brother
Hayseeds. They never send to Kansas and
Utah for eggs and butter and grain and fruit.
Oh, no! Aided by thriving railroad tariff
they never bring you in competition with the
cheap labor Of Mormondom. Never! never!
They never send to Denver for creamery but.
ter, but patrsnize home dairies. The Iowa
and Illinois packing cases to be seen in al.
most every store says they do not. But the
fact is they do all of these things, because
they get hettsr goods at a cheaper rate, which
Is the exact reason our farmers are sending
east for many articles Of merchandise.
They have to do it tor self protection. SO,
gentlemen take your medicine and stop your
kiektng.
HAYsEED.