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An Antidote for Morphine.

According to a Klausenberg seien-
list, Professor Bokai, picrotoxin is tho
best antidote to morphine. The effect
of morphine is, of course, to paralyze
the action Of the respiratory center;
picrotoxin, on the contrary, when
given in small doses, increases such
action. Thus the two drugs act In
directly opposite way.
An overdose of morphine produces
paralysis of the respiratory organs;
picrotoxin prevents such paraly sis;
therefore picrotoxin is likely to be OF
great use in cases of poisoning from
morphine.
Dfminution of the pressure OF the
blood ensues upon an overdose OF NOR
mime: but picrotoXin counteracts SUCH
effects by stimulating the vase con-
strictor center Of themedulla: These
two agents again have an entirely op'
posite effect upon the cerebral henri
Up till now the only antidote tc
morphine known has been atroplne
but It cannot be administered In large
doses, and it is therefore necessary T.
discover some other antidote If posi-
bic. Professor Bokai considers tina
picrotoxin may be useful as a sub
stitute for preparation Of nux vomica
He even considers that its use will b
I efficacious in the prevention OF ~
phyxia from observation-disclosures
Dispatch
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JOHN DYER...-....-..'....-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ism Room No S.upstairs. Spreckels' Block
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Advertisements.
Builders Of Steam Machinery

In all its branches.
steamboat, Steamship, Land Engines Boilers,
High Pressure or Compound
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete,
with bulls OF wood, iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-
yisable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con-
strueted with reference to the trade in which
they are to be employed. speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans Also, all
Boiler Iron Work connected herewith.
WATER PIPE, Of Boiler OF sheet Iron, Of any
size, made in suitable lengths for con Meeting
together or Sheets rolled, punched and packed
for shipment, ready to be riveted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIvETJNG, Boiler work ana water
Pipes made by this estah lishmcnf, riveted by
hydraulic rivetiRg machinery, that quality OF
| work being far superior to hand work
| SHIP WORK. Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
| Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
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| city works purposes, built with the celebrated
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GEO. w. LINCOLN,

THE BUILDER, FIELD AS CON-
all kinds OF
his trade
kinds
enabled
doing all worth doing WELL
Thanking public
1 remai respectfully yours,
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The Planters Monthly.
For Sept, 1890.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Prospects for 1891.
The Beet Industry.
Beet Sugar in the Ascendant.
Sugar Importations into the U. S.
Plantation Laborers.
The American Sugar Tariff.
Manufacture of Dark Crystals for the
American Market.
The Origin of Soils.
Experimental Cane Culture.
Effects of Seasons on Agriculture.
Scientific Education.
Calumet Factory Report, 1SS9-90.
The Sugar Industry in Demerara..
A Guide to the Literature OF Sugar.
About Eucalyptus.
Officers and Committees of P. L. q s.
Co.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26
SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAR DEPARTMEsr.

WAR DEPARTMENT \
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. Aug 26, A. NJ.
For Maine Fair; southcrly Winds slight
changes in temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26
House Adlourns in Memory OF Late
Representative Watson.

In the House today Representative tlu;ur
of New York offered for reference rsso-
.utign that the committee on judiciary b
instructed 10 report what legislation. within
the province of federal government, wa,
proper AID necessary 10 prevent corpora
tioTs epgsged j I interstate commerce trztt
from employing unjustly large bodies of
srmtl men. denominstei detectives bu
eio he'd with no legal functions. The en-
ityment of such so.cslied detectives
operating at lbsny and other places, il
q place the lives of pesceablc and unoi
fsudin2 C zeis at the mar,y of persoE,
acting vito legal authority, direction ol
responsibility, and /, the great injury AM
d teatioH of Interstate commerce.
n anBon of Illinois submitted confer
ente report en- the sundry civil appropria
/ tiol bill. Adopted.
BY uusninous consent the Senate amend
mats (Which had not been acted uron) {,
( tn RIVER and harbor bill WAS non concurfed
/ in sni conference orde'ed.
O'Neill Of Peansyysnia announced The
4 an of hs colleague. Was'on, and offefe
resolutions eHpr, s.lye Of regret with whici
the House heard of his desih and for the
appointment of a commit cc of seven X, p
rest atIves ard three Senators TO tai,
orders Tor superinteuding the funeral.
! The res)lutlors were unanimous Y
adopted, and the Speaker appointed rs fun
erai committee Culbertson Of Pcnnsylvs
/ mia, McAdCo. Craig, Townsend OF Penn
sylvania, Maish. Wallace Of New York an
Kerr Of Pennsylvania.
The House 50 a mark of respect to thu
memcry of the deceased adjourned.
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RUFFIAN ESCAPES
From Water viiie-Hs 10 CHARGED with
Attempt to XIII


t0t<rA14 W kk4C hcLrtEIrE JgGfEAA.f
WArERvnLE. Agg. 25.-This forenoon
Noah Clair, a Frenchusn, made mos,
fefoeioGs and brutal as.aui. upon William
z. Rouaiy, Log watch ia the en-, 10y Of the
keanebec Log Driving Co., at this place,
~hile ia the performance Of h's duties. and
came very near causing his death. CIais
bal previously threatened TO take Reundy 5
life He gave himself ap after having de-
ciarsd be xouli not DO SO. eviiently :h:nk-
ing he could .eitls by the payment of small
hne. but judge Slewaft erierel ain TO
rseog gaizs sita Rail f3r h's APPEARANCE ST
Police Court ia the morning, aud it vas
ey,dsnt that be would then and there be
held 10 appear before a higher court On
charge of asszait with iateHt 10 Kill. This
afternoon hi. bon9,msn became aware of
the serious na.ur. Of the ofense
aEd took steps 20 have the
osender tGrned over 10 the court; three
officers had him in their hin.s for that
pgrfose this evening. and sere eoming z
" u him from head of the falls II TIE lock
up, when he made break. dashins up the
railroad track, ard although he sian. blei
once and fell, hs slipped axsy from them
ard has not Yet been captured. Elias
Milliken, president OF the Log Driving
Co, has been hefe tor gbt, ami is thor
oaghly disgustsi al the manner in which
th.s despersdo has been handled; he says
he viii have cone oiteers Oh bis track that
will Lust him down If such thing can be
dOge. Clair has been before the court en-
previous oceasious for acts os violence.
Mr. kourdy is man 81 wears of age .
aud for the pa. three seasons hs. been IN
the employ Of The Log Diving Co, al this
point. He is alan well spoken of by
those who know him, sni great deal of
indignation is expressed a. tie brutal as
sault of viii h he Is the victim.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26
Between the Lead Trust

(in mbjnaticn With the smclters) and tt
mirers Of the Rocky Nounts ns These
miners were stronx, and consumed mo;e of
New England PRODUCTS per capt, taa7 any
st of men living anyrhere else. They
consumed more sgrieul:grd proluc's IA
Kansas and Neh-sska than the whole of
Mexico consumed. Ksrsss was indebted
10 the miaers OF Coi,rs1o fer whatever
prosperity she enjoyed He was rot ex-
acfls pleased when the Senator on ihu
State insisted that he wantsd to secure the
trs3e Of Mexico and wss " llieg to put th,
labor Of Colorado. Noniara, ard Ilsho,
side By siie win the forty ceot lsborer OF
Mexico
Teller said that If the lead duty was
shorn from TIE bill, the ouly thing in il for
tire benefit of the great northwest, there
w0aAI not be republican in that region to
favor the bill. sai there should not be.
He expected the Senators from Kentucky.
Missouri and Nes Jersey, Carlisle. Eett
sui Mel ksrson, vho we're in favor of cut
ting down the eu'y en- everything to be in
favor Of cutting down The duty en- lead ore.
BHs he should be sstonishsa if the men
~ho rrofessci to believe ia pro.eesi0a
policy could see no reason why i, should
nat be sppiiei 10 the deserving people of
the northwest
Gray referred TO the silver ore .induxtry
vith Ms1ic3 a. q matter Of reciprocity
pro faafo With rha. Republic with vbich
the United States had more inpcrt4n. trade
relations than vi 3 sill South America I,
was the beginning Of what might he the
p5licv OF reciprocity between those two
neistbuiHg coni t-ies. Baf because l.
affected % soma degrse the profits OF some
esfizzas who hsppere,! to be engaged in
mIEiRz, great ouie-y vas rsi-sd
Whenever she democratic Senator's a3peslsd
F.. fer jsftsce srd equality On the tariff bisi q
cry veEt up fer p o,s ctioa, pro.sctisn n
j Joass CT Nevada said the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26
Mo.s Important r...u,. o. tn. Bill

for mining iodastriss Of the coR1ry wxs
ihs duty aa lssi and lead eres.
Not oaiy we're many thousand psrsoss
engaged in lead mining but IS per cent Of
The silver yield of the United States came
from mines in which tha; metal was found
in combination with head. Of those mines
larger number would no: pay expenses
Of operation for silver alone Without iu-
ty on lead and lead ores those mines weald
have TO be abandoned. This would net
merely destroy the grea. industry but il
would seriously affect the supply OF pre-
cio7s metals which formed money Of the
world.
The bill was laid aside Informally.
The House ioint resolution in relation 10
the oa;hs in pension cases was passed, su-
thoriziag them TO be administered by ANY
poser that WAS empowered TO administer
oaths.
The House resolution for the appoint
ineat Of a eommt,ee Of seven Representa-
uyes AID th- : n.trrs TO take the order
for supeIi-ts nIlrs the funeral of late Rep
rssentstiye Lewis " aison of PennsylsSniS
vas laid before the Senate
Quay offered resolution which agreed
10 expressing the deep sensioiiity with
~hieh the Senate heard Of the death of
Watson, concurring in the appointment of
a c3mmit'ee, and providing the Sena'e do
nov adjourn.
Cameron, Cullom and Faulkner were
appoistei committee on the pa,t OF the
SENATE, and at so the Senate adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26
Gold Minirg Ia South Ahios.

LospoS. Aug 2j--EIwsrd Bates Dor.
sey, Of New York. has just returned to
London after seven monlh,' witt To- South
hif q during which time hr has, with
yetS eiIicient s'aG ot cNpsrts, examined the
god mine Of the rrsnsvaai
Mr. Dorsey says that bis visit confirms
the viev that were published at the time
of hi. Let previou. roinurn there. lie re-
ports that there are great mary good
mines that will continue to pay we'll over
" rking expenses for long time To cDme,
but thst there sre also many worthless
mines that never had any value tba, are
gradually being weeded out of the list. of
paying properly. yet. Mr.. Dorsey ssyp.
there are no iDitnnces IN which the ore NJ
greatest depths Of the same vein becomes
too,er than it was nearer the surface. Oa
the e lntrarg. ore ia becoming richer with
the depth Of the ven
On the suti Ct 81 emigrnt on 70 South
Africa, Mr.. Dorsey SAD. "While ihs
present high railroad rates Hre cha gc1 for
freight would rot advise emlprants to 20
there for farming purposes, except in the
vicinity of Johanuesburg, TO raise produce
for the miners. ~ no product can stand the
present virtually prohibitiye prices for
freight The present wages Of miner.
and mechanics. Mr.. Dorsey Gays, are about
$50 per week.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHER
The Pith OF the News Taken From til.
Current Events OF the Day

Two men were burned - death in
QuCeas Hotel at Sunbridge, Gnt,, Monlay.
Passengers on The steamer Arago coofirm
the report that Mt. Bogcsley Alaska. is in
a state of eruption.
The Democratic clsss convention held s. t
Houlton. saturday nominstcI james Archi-
bald for rcpres sentative To the iegis aturs.
I.alc Savt,l'e is failing rapidly hecanse
of his prison confinement. HIS lawyers assert
thty csu prove IN, murder wasn't e2mmis-
ted in Now Hampshire.
Chauucey NJ DeIer. who ia in Pnis,
ssys thst the strike on the New York tsr-
,rai will not hasten hs departure home,
which is set for Sept 3D..
The preliminaries of peace between Sal
vsdor and Guatemala were ratified By
Pr siiebt Bsrilas, Sunday. No ioubt is
felt that President, Ezesa will sign the
agreement.
News has been received from Ansalaska
that Capt lleaiy, of the revtnLe cutter
Rear, has released the officers of the seal
ing schooner NJ .ttie DYER ard orderi that
the vessel proceed to Si,ks, where the ca'e
will be tried.
D. c. Jordan, Il @ head book kee per Of
the bank of Little Rock, left the city With
Widow Latham ard has tske1 with him tue
drafts which he ased and eashed 10 St
Louis. securing several tsou.ani dllav-.
Jordan left a wife and numerous CIT ti:crs
behind him.
Admiral Brown of the flagship Charles
ton, which arrived from Honolulu, says
thsre is pitespresd dissaisf action among
the ua'ises of the Hswsiiah Islands a, the
par, played By foreigner. in the control of
/ the government and tina: revoIu-iGn was
| imminent
| Geo ". Pullman offered 70 give ih,
ns scessa-y smouat Of g-oaud for all sx98si
/ ton puryoses in Pullman or there's d lais'
/ and in a9diii IN will take up the 81 ono. 600
7 il h.snis to he .oid by tie eigv % Chiesso
After the Worlds Fair is over, Mr.. Pull
man SAYS be ~ili dedicate the groa,is TO
/ the public to be used for park purposes.
A special dispatch to the Herald Saws
that week from mex, Wednesday the Ia
nous Sswtelie ca'e xili cone up aSsin,
when the grand jury at Sus;fari is 70 b.
asked to find an Indictment szsinst Isaac
4 B SaSteile for the murder of his bro her
| Hiram. Il is said ths. mass of strcn
! evidence has been 81 cured u prove that
the crime was committed in New Hsnp-
( shire sni not in Maine. CoEvieti7n there
means death.
Secretary Noble has SAINT % 5 n4for
Plxtt, Chairman of the comni tee on rer-.-
toriss. copy of eonmuqi ,ssion re-
ceiv<d from ths specitl lard spscsor sent
by the secretary - Oklahoma to inquire il
70 the destisut o. of the people OF TN. tr-
risory. The special agent in his lss7er szys
that he reached Guthrie. Oklahoma. Aug
l6, and immediately caisd up,n Goverao,
Sssels. Who pisces the sest tate q. oas-
third of the people outside of the hrgs
toEns.
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Councils Cor ciusions Favorable te
PowderIy.

TERRE Harm. Ind, AUg 25.-The
official statement issued tonight from the
hea a'qulrters Of The -uprem. council ~ the
| niiel Order Of Rziivav Employees refsfs
to the New York Central strike, iraugnra.
ted Aug :, involving shout 1000 men
| members of the knish's Of Labor. sni
gives the feison' act forth by PoedeIly, a.
| the persmptory disci arse Of between ffty
and sixty employee, because they we're
Knights Of Labir, i'hout giving sfy. lea
son whatever for their discharge
This sta.erss n. rehc,rsss the fac: that the
emf loye. had sought to have the grievances
adjusted, and sets forth the ur soccs s.ful
efforts made by P0vlsriy and the Supferne
[ CouDt u Of the init d plder Of Railway
I Emplr yes 10 bring about a settlement be
tween II. Walter Webb, vice PRECEDENT Of
TIE company, having full authority % mat
ters pertaining to the strike. and Povdsrly.
repre- sentipg the Kaiga's Of Labor to neg1-
tate such arrsn gements might end the
/ dispute. Webb refusing 20 ALLOW hearing
10 the discharged men, or 10 submit the.
nsstfer % arbitration. Apprecistifg the
gravity Of the situation ard comfr. beading
the impending con cqDspces 70 labor organ
zafior-. the Supreme Council convened for
i 1fitotlhleU. ne -tsltFmSUt CO1tlnuea
Z The CoEnc ! having h4srd the statement
! OF il. me mbers who yi,iied New York. have
exhsu.tivsly discussed every important
prof osst:on, aud sIriTed at the folloyiog
T 20 eiusi9ns
. First prepos.tion Of the Knights Of Labor
a. set forth BY T. v. Povdsrly. general
mptsr Woi kDsn and the general executive
! board of tbe Ktisats OF Labor, meets ri,h
our unqualified approval
( Sseon!-The course pursued by II. Wal
| ter Webb toward Poxderiy and the Knigh J.
+ Of LABOR rosgithsisndiD2 his Ieciarati1 D -
TO the contrary. evinces the purpose 10 d.
rup; ard destroy labor organ zs;ions on re
Ser York Central & Hudson River A. va.
done By Austin Corbin on the Philsdeiphia
& Reading
I Third-The policy Of II. Walter Webb
was desp0sic TO the extent that the outrage.
! Of every principle Of American citizenship,
II generally adopted, would, IL successful.
reduce American sorkingmen to degraded
conditions
Foarth-H. Walter Webb, by the en-.
pioymsn. Of Plnkerton thieves, thugs
rnEriers. and vile wretehes from the stun.
aSd brothels Of View York and other cities
10 ill ssfk agmeD, because they dared
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RNS---POWDERLY.
Former Hopes Brotherhood Will
Assist K. Of |.
Grand Old Nan Speaks In 4 Drsnchins
Rain.
Irish Potato Famine Exaggerated--
Gold 10 90. Africa.

Lo>poS. Aug. sS.--lf Mr.. Gladstone
were the ordinary old gentlemen, he ought
al this moment to be tackled in bed with hot
water bottles at his fee, and q mustard
plss'er on hts chest. That he differs from
the average man OF so odd years is proved
by the fact that tedsy he is in the hcst Of
health, notw,,hs standing the fact that on
Thursday, which was an unreasonably
chilly day. he stood for ts minates in .
pouring rain speaking words of wisdom TO
small suacHee of enthusiastic asricultut-
is,s. The occasion WAS the annual flower,
fruii ard vegetable show Al Hswsrdsn,
The Grapd Ola Man had promised TO
make speech in the open air In front Of
his castle, but the weather WAS 50 atroci-
ous that it was generally supposed that he
weuld not keep his engagement. ME-,
Gladstone, however. IL accustomed to keep
his ,nssscmcnts. and he would no doubt
have Delivered the Grafton bad the audience
consisted soiel, of reporters. Mrs Glaj-
stone as usual was on hand. but her at
tempts 10 iusinuate mack .ntosh On 20 the
grand old shoulders were truitlsss. and the
orator ~ss wet through before he recog,
nisrd the ressonshieher of her sugscs Ion
10 put up his umbrella Ere long the weak.
er of the audience took refuge pndcr con.
vonient trees, and for the first time MIR.
Gladstone realized the situation and CON
sldcrately, but somewhat abruptly, closed
his speech He went indoors AMI chang, d
bis drt tnched clothes. An hour sfter,
VIII, the weather had cleared. up he start
ed 10 selec, tree which he fcllcd today.
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All Lead Ote Would be Free.

Mcpherson argued in support of Cox 5
ampn]m ut aad declared that the parayrarh n
as II stood IN ihc bill was in the interest Of
the lcai trust.
Ves' said the imposition Of duty en- those
ores was not in thr direction of policy the
country ought to pursue. lie believed the
coHnr ~ wartel cheaper raw msterisl ard
large commerce al intetc )ur,e and the
imposition If h'.h rates on raw IVA critt
operated sganst the people Of the unitct
S,Atps in both directions
Pin 10 moved t. smen1 the pa'arrsp1
by reducing the duty IN lesd ore from
- cert, 10 - cent IcrIourd lie though,
the s. nate wss coming to poirt where the
81. m of protection would result in tie
breaking down OF certain home industries :
70, the b n-ft of other irdu.trie., and
where tha larger industries were 10 d st oy
ths smaller On :. Slme prfc gpt on Of t14t
fact, b. thought vas being felt in quarters
heretofore somephu irt1lcrsst on the posi-
tinn of certain ptr,0ns toward the TAI 4
i'll.
lie hsd been recently read out Of the ~
publican parry ~ New York paper
(rnbune) Nov be hsd COPY Of the
ssme raper which compsiuei of certain
provisions n the bill as be NJ for the terc-
1T Of a certsin industry and Irj1ry Of Ger
tain other Industries already established
He di'l not know but he ought to read hat
ps2,r ont of ,te party. TIE fact vas tses !.
were sll very delicste questions Wh le hs
hims If was Perfectly wiling t. sllow 'ha
sis'us established By the tar It of 1883 to
remain (e1ct p on positive sud ovsr~hcinl-
ing testimony that duties were too high CT
ton low. il was the general iucr ase Of
duties all Al ing the line in the pending bill
which would have the effect, in his j1d {
ment, TO hurt as many American industries
as il would help. The pan6ing paragraph
was one of these cases. The smelling IN
terest vas eut ted 10 as much cousidara-
tinn ss cotton or iron manufacturing indus
tiss, sni that interest va to be If rjuriou. y
Selected by the proro,ed duty.
Stewart srgnei a;ainst the amendments
and 10 favor of the 1H'y on l2ai ore a. pro-
posed in the paragraph. He announced bis
opaosiiio1 . ia<lng the dutS of sugar.
Tel er advocated the a'ott'on Of ih :
paragraph a' rsportsd a., and asserted the
con eSt was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26
Exaggerated Reports Of Potato
Famine 10 leland.

i.t fneyspaper) hss lately been 80 full of
ststems nts which are calculated to create u
panic in regard 70 tie loss Of the potato
crop. rlst doubts are be ginning 70 he thrown
on the authenticity Of ITS reports. There
tcsd u at etceilen, 20 ato's fr- b ing sold
in the markets in Cork ard otter Iaris Of
Ireland a, the psnqi rrtc.s. The govern
ment has ben in.ttoiing careful inves j.
CATION in the matter. AID IL. reports are
very widely at variance with the statement
Of the National Ltazne trgsrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-26

Wonderful tor Collie.
have ussd Browns instant Relief
aad eonsiter 4, truly wonderful fsr she
relief u c0iic. T.. {. JAcksox.
Norway, Nc.
fFE
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Meteorological Report
Bad Obstruction on Pollock Rip

CHArHAN. Mass, August PSI. s. En-
gineer Bos,ock. from Newport, hss heen
examining the wreck Of the schaoner Wey-
bosset and reports that it is very danger
ous obstruc ion. 1t is about 700 feet south
southwsst of Bell buoy and north Of Pol
lock Rip lzhtship. Thsre is one foot Of
water on top of the rudder post, six feet on
top Of the wreck, nine feet on top of the
paving blocks and four or FIVE fstboms
alongside. The wreck les directly in the
bf st water across the channel. making il
c5s:ary for captains to keep a sharp
lookou, till the government buoys and de
=iroys IL