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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
STRENGTH AND DURABILITY.
A Combination Found in a Neat Delivery
Wagon Manufactured IN This City.

A Combustion fouDd in "a Neat Delivery
Wagon Hanufaotured IN This City.
The business man that has cause 70
purchase delivery wagon should,
when making a selection, consider
durability Of the vehicle. It's Deatness,
weight, ease IN running, ana It's
strength. When these four features are
found IN one wagon, especially when
the price Is indeed very low, the bCsi-
ness man wants 10 snap up the oppor-
tunity Of buying as quickly as a beau
tlful bass would the balt on hook.
The Colby Wagon Company, located
at the west end of the FuIton-street
bridge, an institution recently organ
lied, has placed ON the market de-
livery wagon called the "Creeper, Jr."
In this vehicle IS TO be found 2 COM
above, and which forms the principle
reason of its popularity with
the merchants. The "Creeper, Jr.," isa
strongly built wagon, only the best OF
material being used. The bed IS hung
on the Colby patent spring, thus doing
away with noise and rattle while the
wagon is in motion. The bed rests on
these compensating springs only twen-
ty-eight inches from the ground, max
ing It easy to alight from and get into.
Tie wagon Is $50 pounds lighter than
other delivery vehicles, and costs a
purchaser only 500, lettered and pre-
pared for use.
Those merchants about to purchase q
new delivery wagon should not fail tO
examine the "Creeper, Jr." 1t is well
worth al inspection.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
PURELY PERSONAL.

Fred G.. Berger is visiting his family
in this city.
Henry Ives has returned from his
Eastern trip.
Charles If. Berkey is in New York
on business trip.
Mrs. George l. Quimby is visiting
friends IN Cincinnati.
Don J. Loathers has returned home
from trip TO Detroit
". 2. Granger goes to Lexington,
Ky, soon, TO purchase horses.
Mrs. Emmett Wiseman, OF Big Rapids,
is visiting friends III this city.
Mss Maud GOebel is visiting Miss
Katharine Jones, Of Kalamazoo.
Mrs. Harry Ellis. of E-canaba, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Fnkham.
Miss Nellie Brokaw, OF % COit-ave.,
leaves today for visit with relatives at
Big Rapids.
Prof. Martin I. D'Ooge. who has been
inspecting the schools oil this city, has
returned home.
Fred 4. Maynard was heard to say
last evening. that he expected TO leave
LOT Europe MAY l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. stiven, Of
Iona, are visiting MF. and Mrs. J. ".
Baldie, of Henry-st.
Mss Nellie Kent, OK Kalamazoo, Is IN
I the city, the guest OF Miss Jose living,
Of North Coilsge-ave.
I Mss Del Foster has returned from
Ionia. where she was the guest Of hef
I sister, Mrs. +. Z. Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs T. ". Pierce left last
night for Fort Wayne to visit Mrs
/ PIercs's mother, Mrs. Bond
Mrs Byron c. Holly and daughter,
I of Naiego, Cal. sre the Cnesis OF Mrs.
+ George ". Eobens. 0f Hail-st.
Mrs. r. L. Knighton, OF the Hermi
( tsge, leaves tOdsy for twa weeks
vlsis with friends IN Indianapolis
Mss Miner, who has been spending
I the winter with Mrs. J. II. CamFbei eii
F has returned to her home n Marshal
Harry l. Shepard has gone 70 Rock
( ford. III, - engage ia b1s mess Wltf
has father, G. y. Shepard, formerly o.
I tbs city.
Mrs.. P. 7. Lavav. of Chicago, = v.s
f. Iting trends snd relatives 81 tais city
She wss formerly . teacher a 80
Grand Rapids schools
I Mrs.. Wm. r. Ramsey. formerly n.
tbs city, tut row Of Port Wssnfrg gfo1
VS.. iss Eness a Mrs. Wallace Prank
lln az - N0Tth Prospect-st.
+ President ~. = Hagaart, Nice-Prss
iteat IS. r shelby and 7. Il e Hog
bart, % the e.. X & J.. have gone =
Plftsts1rs % stten the snnBsl meeting
of tds st-3ekaoiders
g. :. Morse. of = 6 srcv-st-, left -
zht for Rap' 'ss CItg. Iakots, w0er'
he oxpects TO carve out f0rfEne p r.
aear fntnre r. - j. sstssfea r7ts -
P-7Sp>css rs FANNY rlll shortly fosi0~
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

l want u KICK about the scarcity Of
KEYS for IRE alarm boxes, and hops
that some method Hill be adopted 50
that key can be found before house
IS entirely destroyed. The other night
Mr.. Dettenthaler's house. on snel-
don-st-, was burned ~ the ground SIN
ply because an alarm could not be
turned IN until Il MAS too late. The
tire was discovered before IT had gained
much headwsy, and the owner OF the
house ran 10 all the places IN the
neighborhoOd where keys are supposed
10 be kept, but could hot rouse any
one. No policeman was visible, and
finally Mr.. Dettenthaler had 10 run
clear 20 lagraye-street engine house -
give an alarm. BY the time the depart
ment reached the place the IRE had beel
burning three-quarters of al hour and
there Was not much 60 save, except the
back fence. A key should be kept IN 4
small box on the same pole with each
alarln-bOx, and keys should be- dlstri-
buted 10 property owners IA tue neigh
bortoOd. Then If no key can be found
the box can be smashed and key OBJ
tanned. The destruction of a box, worth
perhaps 10 or 10 cents, will sometimes
save thousands OF dollars worth Of
property.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
uEAx rEorak NrKD sow.
ss1a aetoipg Fh2t WI sersngshs. shs
Nerves saa Farify tas Bt0ea- a-EEers
10 sat Gas Asaisi1s te.t
COzzsbsaoS Shess F0xsra

e0zahiHeS sAsss PewsrA
Al tbs season OF tAe year thousands
upoa thoas2 nas 81 people are suffering
iron zuneTal debility, ann Dlood, Rerv-
business. Ana state II exhaustion
Inis = ths natural Eesals OF lhs NOSE
OF LIE 10 the water Numerous SAN
and blood diseases are coAmons &no
there = hardly = persln who does nos
need = reliable De1lcins. II 81 tc~st
niue cases out Of ten TO ora mary ''bseod
purifier or b.fiess Mi giye the heslth
and yigor 80 sSdly lacking, and faso-
icine that Nlll both purify the blood
gnd stTeagi ben the nerves Is An also-
late necessity.
There Is bgg one medicine that pos
sesSes these combined properties. ana
that is ghe great discovery OF Professor
Phelps Paine Celery Compound. fms
vegetable rest lr2tiye l. food Tor the
nerves, and aballdeT up OF brain power.
Itiss scientific preparation, aud has
curative properties that have hitherto
been unknOwn. Ii contains the med
clnal virtues OF our American herbs
and barks, with the nerve Strengthening
and brain lnylgorat.ng qualities oi rare
south American plants. A hsrc-MoTk-
ing man vino has become unfit for tusl-
ness, and Is nervous, fidsety, irritable,
with melancholy aud sad habit OF
always looking on the dark side al
things, is the kind Of patient that
physicians are treating 50 often al this
Tune. HIS headache, dizziness, loss OF
appetite, and weak feelings VIII ali be
removed by the use OF paine's Celery
Compound. This grand restorative VIII
strengthen bis nervous system, give
him good appetite, and 50 clear bis
brain that business plans and other af-
fairs Of life can be conducted clearly.
Ambition viii return. his step Viii be
brisker, the color Will come back 20 his
cheeks, and all the friends whom he
meets Will say, why, how much better
you are looking"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
4 South Yard Kick

Seeing that kicking is the fashion, I
want TO kick against COWS being herded
in the South Yards. Why must we be
annoyed with a lot of ugly COWS? 1t is
not safe to let child 60 out alone IN
their OwD yard, as one never knows
what minute a half dozen COWS viii
come racing through ones yard, with
4 lot of saucy children after them. A
soon as the snow has left us, and we
think we can have clean yard, here
come the COWS. Now why are they not
allowed on Canal, Monroe or Division
SITS. ,as well as here? They surely have
as much right 10 be on those streets. /
think the Common Council had better
see about it Immediately. i. j. :.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

RIsDEN-At her home. 81 ssath Division
IS. al G'ciocz YESTERDAY m0rntnz. with brain
fever. EdiEh Mabel hisdsa. aged y yesrs. 5
mo1Lhs a8d days
The funeral viii take place Friday A,tera0en
a. 30 0elock
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
Not BEING Hole Boiled

As supposed bY some, OWING TO the
cheap price We have just put on our
Pure Boiled LDseed Oil. We guarsn-
tee the quality, and can be returned 10
us if not as represented. We repro
duce advertisement OF sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

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ia 1sS Drss11s4s u Ia >s~<s ~ ss4az3s-
suEeEs-
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lssl-IeasEson DAVIS sssszes ia<ss<s n aa4xqas
ssss-Llza. lfiersoG begiAs . e4s2ly sxpedit.oo
frslH Ia eTaags. Ee@z-, - B>101 Eoogs. La
sl1s q 4zy
isTl-g geaxh AZ Hsn TA1znA- A AAx.AA1 of Kaa-
u1ckY
l.74- kss4p~ q Fs1iaz grtsoasss frClz A1strs-.A
"A Amerscaa shis Css2lpA
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s<lsf.-hc. ecfa ls1A
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

TIE twn leadFrg aCcsetv events ~ thls
week w. demand f8li dress coats ard
vssEs. Have you 0asf II not. ore car
- rented st tas Tower for these Oc-
czxons
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
Lily White flour

The best place for millinery is at 10
Broadway. :. WINTER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

What shall do this lovely weather?
Take q walk 90 - Broadway and get q
nObby new hat OF Ms. Winter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

4 refrigerator free TO the person
who comes the nearest 20 guessing the
number OF cups of tea the big tea pot
holds
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

WAszIssEes. April IT.-FoF Aichi-
sz1-Fsiri warmer soatnzTiy zlDds-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

Masonic Mutual Beueft Association Of
western Nichi0sD-Annaa Meeting.
The annual meeting Of members o.
the Masouse Mutusl Benefit Associs-
ton of Western Michig2n. W be he'd
az NssoniC Hal, o. Lyon-st.. m the
city Of Grand Rapids. oa Thursday
Aoril l., ise0. az ? O'eicck r. m. A.
wuich time tsn trustees Vii be elected
for ons year. and such other Rus uess
transacted "a Hasy regularly coae be
fore ne meeting.
n y. BsNr0r-T.
Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
BULLETIN
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE TO LOOK LIl
NJ. {. Lapham { Son,
GROCERS,
PROVISIONS, ETC.
IS South DlVislol-St.

No old Goods 20 work OF. The stock
il entirely new sna IN fine shape. The
assortment 10 varied aud complete.
Goods delivered 10 any part Of the city
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

THIS coiumn Is especially teFotea q kiekrrs
4nc tee-F klcks- IL yog nave ans tsI-t ~ A44
VIII auS e@ay % aNst2lag - p-eLit Ri 1tt
pa { IA - - words - possible ana sel1 y
70 Ihs kleker. ease IsLSSxkx- nEz4Lp-i
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best Is cheapest and most sats-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

And behold tns muitifadss vffA ore ac-
cord, praise Dr. Bulfs Cough SyTup.
Safvstis1 oH is guaranteed - - better than
a. other in ne1ts. is never tails. - seats.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
SMITH
AND
SANFORD.
CARPETS
AND
=DRAPERIESl=

We are now showing our
entire new line of CAR
PETS, Floor Coverings of
every description, and Dra-
peries.
Being the largest exclu-
siye dealers in these fabrics
in Western Michigan, de-
voting more space to their
sale than any other house,
and making a specially of
fine workmanship, we feel
that we are prepared to
satisfy the most critical pur-
chaser.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

It's the devil sends tns stronK March wind
That blows the skirts 50 high.
Bat a. angel sends ths clouds II d2ss
That bnad5 ths bad mans eye.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-16
Excursion.
ESSIE.

In the local side. an extract from
the T~hibodany SENTINEL announces
that on the 14tl of September, next,
two fire companies of said town will
give an excursion TO Washington.
Let us now make the proper step to
tender to u friends Of LafourcEle one
OF those kind receptions, for which
the Nashingtonians are noted. Let
the Fire Department of this town.
communicate Immediately with the
committee that has in charge the ex-
curslon, so that no misunderstanding
changes the programme mapped out
by the management. We call parti-
cularly the attention of our business
men on this question, let them show
tact and energy and act j%udiciously
and wisely, by assisting substantially
the tiremen to give IA frank and cor.
dial reception to the yisitors.-Wash-
ington 4drocate.
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A Friendly Meeting.

GLOW are you feeling, old fellow e.
''Oh, I don't feel well l can't eat. l
am langnid and feel generally good
for-nothing."
"Well, my friend, there is no use for
YOU to feel that way. You need some
thing that will do away with that tor
pidity of the liver and any impurlty of
the blood"
Such a remedial agent is in reach of
you every dav, and yon pass by your
drug store three or four times a day
and never think to ask your druggist
what will benefit you. If you did, he
would answer at once: CDR. West
moreland's Calisaya Tonic is the very
thing YOU need" 1t is on sale at the
Thibodeanx Pharmacy and the bottles
cost only so cents or $1.00.
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The Killing Of kemmier.

The taking away the life of Wrl.
kemmler. at Auburn n. Y. by the ap
plication Of electricity was not very
creditable to the scientists who had
the execution to perform.
AS no one could know just
how much electricity was neces-
sarv TO kill n man, Il mistake i'm that
point wonld be paraonable, but the
use OF a fxed quantity, ever when I'M
certain cannot justify the abstraction
of one half OF it for other purposes be-
fore it reached the victim. So far as
the sentimentaliry OF the man being
made to suffer, that is all nonsense.
A man who brutality murders his wife
deserves no sympathy and when he
meets his reward should have no
tears shed over his sufIerings.
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On Sunday, August 81. inst, an ex-
cursion is expected here from New he
ria, under the supervision of Zone of the
fire companies of that hourishing
town.
The firemens of Tlibodaux are max
ing preparations to give their COM
rades a pleasant and social welcome,
whilst there will be so many on the
train, who win come to visit their
friends and relatives in this vicinity
that the excursion will be very
agreeable to everybody.
The people of New Iberia receive
those of Lafourche with so much hos
pitality and friendship that their
friends here will not fail to return the
same to the visitors upon that occa-
sion.
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Mr.. t. B. Mattingly, desires to in
form his friends and the public in gen
eral that he will arrive on or about
the goth of August, with a lot of LIST
class sugar Mules which he will offer
at reasonable prices and guarantee to
give entire satisfaction. Themules will
be qu~artered at the large stable of Mr..
Frank Hoffman,, on jackson st. Mr..
Jake Levy, will be in charge and will
be pleased to show the stock.
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Judge j. NJ. Howell, who has been
appointed commissioner in the Atchaf-
alaya leyee district, to represent the
parish of Lafourche, west side of Bayou
Lafourehe, has qualified and entered
actively in the discharge of the duties
OF that office. He has charge and SUI
pervision of the construction of all
~levees, and repairs on the west side Of
the bayou in Lafourchc and Assump-
ton parishes. Tle appointment is an
excellent one, ard his fellow citizens
may feel assured that nothing will be
left undone to reuder the levees safe
and secure, so far as the means under
his control will permit.
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Remember that, September IA next,
will take place the first excursion from
T%hibodaux to Washington, in the par
ish of st. Landry. Washington is a
pretty little town, built upon the hills,
neal the banks of the Bayou Courta-
bleau, i'll the broad prairies of the
Opel0usas country.
The scenery along the route is va
ried and beautiful, and one who has
never seen it. will be charmed with
many and attractive views. This OPP
p%ortunity should not be allowed to
pass without obtaining a view of the
grand portion of Louisiana through
which the train will pass.
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Sealed proposals will be received
until September l, 1890, for the con-
strnction of the levee at the st. Mary
Pamela eva Bids must be sent
to the commissioners of the Atchafa-
laya basin levee district at Port Allen,
Louisiana.
A deposit ef$l00.00 must accompany
the bid, and a bond of $4,000 will be
required for the faithful completion of
the work.
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The Houma Courier, says a sensa-
ton was created in Houma by some
enterprising married man, and some
charming wife ran who AVA from that
town a few days ago. Such thin gs
will soon cease to create a sensation
in that town.
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Whispering Voices.
(For the Sentinel.)


Voices whisper everywhere,
Calling softly through the air;
Heed them We'll and let them guide,
Put their counsel not aside.
Truth is calling; plain and sure,
All her paths are sweet and pure
Let her spirit find its throne
In the recess OF thine own
Love is calling at the gates
OF thy soul she patient waits;
She has borne and suffered much
Yield a captive to her touch.
Duty calls thee-stern but wise,
Calls to willing sacrifice.
Hare faced angel though she be,
Follow where she Deckons thee.
Mercy calls thee-see she stands
Pleading with uplifted hands,
List to her imploring tone,
Let's it melt thy heart OF stone. Es
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Messrs ]. NJ. Howell, levee commits

Messrs j. NJ. Howell, levee commits
s%ioucr, s. T. Grisamore, president OF
the police jury, and c. j.. Barker, re-
corder, accompanied Mr.. Lewis, State
engineer to the St. Mary Pamela ere
vase, on Thursday, to determine the
best method of closing that breach,
and stalking it off preparatory to the
sale for the work, that will take place
on September l, proximo.
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Nothing further has been heard this
week Of the proposed extension of the
T%hibodaux branch railroad to the La
fourcIle refinery. Bnt that does not
signify that the scheme will prove a
failure.
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The new fence around st. Johns
cemetery has been erected this week,
and adds greatly to the appearance of
thai home of the silent dead, but not
forgotten. Mr.. Valsin Guillot was the
hnilder.
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Me- WINE OF cAsoul for female diseases

1a Of Thlbodaux's prominent citi-
zers purchased a fine COW, a week or
two PA, at low figures, from a gentle
MAJ Of much African descent. On
TueSlay last the seller was placed In
Jail. the owner of the COW took her
home, but where, oh where, Is the
moncy that the prominent citizen
paia.
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The exhibit of fancy work on The
Singer Sewing Machine has been again
delayed but will positively commence
o u Thursday Aug. Dist. and continue
for 4 or ) days. \ cordial invitation
isextended to the ladies.
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The Crops Of LafOurche.

From all paris of the parish re-
ports say that The prospects for crops
are excellent. Whilst stubble cane
has not as fire a stand, in some in
s~taaccs, as w,uld be desirable. yet all
care that is on the ground is salts
factory, and as promising as could be
anticipated, at this season of the year.
The current rains are just what sugar
demands. Rice now being harvested,
if not injured by too much rain Will
give a good return to the farmer.
Taking everything into consideration
the agriculturists of Lafourche may be
satisfied with their years work: unfor-
tunately, however, too many have
lost everything by the crevasses at st.
Mary Pamela and in Pointe Coupee.
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The talk among sugar planters is
'!who has the best cane
a sensible old mar once said that
there was 70 bad whiskey some wills
key was better than others, but none
was bad. That is the case with sugar
cane this season: some may be better
than others but there is none bad.
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Only two dollars for Il trip to Wash
ingtnn on September IA next, which
will pass through the grandest of Lou
isians scenery and beauty.
SIX or eight lovely towns and villa
ges will be passed, all prosperous pla-
ces. Do not miss this opportunity.
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Try Ei.Ack.DRAUGHT tea for Dyspepsia.

Ayers Han Vigor restores color and
vitality to weak and gray hair.
Through its healing and cleansing
qualities, it prevents the accumulation
of dandruff and cures all scalp diseases.
The best hair-dressing ever made, and
by far the most economical.
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MeEleEg,s VINE Or cARngl Tor Weak Nerves

Thibodaux Fire Go. No. |, held d
regular monthly session last Monday
and elected Messrs II. Champagne
and II. N. Coulon, delegates to the
Thibodaux Fire Department for the
ensuing year.
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A dam vas reported to. have been
made in the large canal that was dug
in the first drainage district to draw
the water from the front lands. This
is to enable a planter to irrigate his
rice crop. This is a new feature in
drainage that will not prove s2tisfac-
tory.
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seyaWlNE or cARDUl, a Tonic Tor Women.

4 portion of the iron turn table I'M
der the Thibodaux bridge will be
changed soon. The necessary mate
rial has been on the ground for some
time, but it could not be placed in on
ditiun until the water had fallen.
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The Houma Courier says that in a
difficulty on S%outhdown plantation,
a short while ago, Mr.. Hawthorne shot
and killed a negro. The trouble was
about n small sum of money.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-16

Frank Hoffman, has erected a fine,
large and commodious building, ek-
nreSsly fer the use Of buggies and car
Tiages.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-16

Bayou Lafourehe Is low. The water
has fallen so much as to expose the
foundation Of the pillar under the
bridge.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Sugar and rice plantc.s are referred
TO advertisement of w. b. Bloom
field.