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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-13

Thanksgiving is close at hand. 4 Gov.
pa - saws so il will be about the 9th. So
be getting ready and buy your spices. III
you want good pies and pudding you
must get pure spices and coed raisins.
have full line of pure spices besides
coffee and teas that can't be beat as 10
onalitv and prices. Z. eurrsnts, rice, tap
ioca and lots of other good things to
make a good dinner, also a good line OF
canned goods, confectionery. stationery
and small wares. The Mckinley Tariu
don't affect the prices at our house and
will sell at a very small profit. So brace
up and bring IN your eggs and get the
cash every time, shall pay just as much
for eggs as any man. II you nav NJ Coy
fresh eggs carry them right along, ! don't
want them. can convince any ono that
/ can sell goods cheaper and pay more for
eggs than any man. Why? Come in ana
| will tell you. CHESTER b. Dow 3Wk
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Corinth.

Mrs. P. Nj. Hastings offers her farm for
sale Nov. II.
Bic Hutton of Wentworth, n. II. is Wis
iting her brothers in town.
ey. Wright is assisting in revival meet
ings at Wentworth, y. II.
VIM. Orr has returned from California
where he has been visiting his son.
Zilpha Colby is visiting at Copperas
hill.
No rosin but good poultry in market.
The parties who went on the excursion
last week are expecting a grand holiday.
Cyrus Morris recently from Me. has
been visiting about here for several weeks
but we all know now why the prolonged
visit. He has joined himself in wedlock
to Mrs. Hattie Eastman of West Fairlee.
f. w. Tenney and Bedee, the cattle
drover were in town last Monday and
Tuesday returning to Albany by the way
of Bradford.
There has been some complaint about
dogs. Frederick Eaton has lost some
sheep recently and Geo. Ryder has had
some damaged
Chas. Avery has nearly closed up his
threshing for this year.
Rev. 5. G. Vail while on his way home
from Chelsea last Saturday, made several
calls at the Corner, it being one OF his
former charges.
Chas. Rollins is repairing the ell part Of
his house.
Chauncey Bohonon has bought and
moved to the Horace Thompson place at
West Corinth.
Lyman Porter went to Calais last week
Monday on business.
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An honest Swede tells his story in plain
but unmistakable language for the bene-
fit of the public. zone of my children
took a severe cold and got the Group. /
gave her teaspoonful OF Chamberlain rs
Cough Remedy, and in five minutes later
gave her one more. BY this time she had
to cough up the gathering in her throat.
Then She went to sleep and slept good Tor
fifteen minutes Then she got up and
vonited: then she went back to bed and
slept good for the remainder OF the night.
She got the Group the second night and
gave the same remedy with the same
good results. / write this because !
thought there might be some one in the
same need and not know the true merits
Of this wonderful medicine Chas, A,
Thompson, Des Moines, Iowa. % cent
bottles for sale
Many old soldiers, who contracted
chronic diarrhoea while in the service,
have since been permanently cured OF IL
by Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy.
For lame back there is nothing better
than to saturate a flannel cloth with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bind 4 on
the affected parts. Try it and you viii
be surprised at the prompt relief II al
fords. The same treatment VIII cure
rheumatism. For sale by + r. Evans, w
Randolph and NJ. j. Sargent, South Roy
alton.
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Washington.

School closed in dist. no. 8 last Thurs
day. - TO- sbort
Mrs. H. A. White is visiting relatives in
Providence, r. L.
Warren Calef has returned to his home
in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Chas. Brown had one of his fingers am
putated last Friday
A number from this place went to Bos-
ton on the excursion.
The band had promenade ana conceIt
1ast y,eel- Wednesday. There were about
Is present ant all enjoyed good time
Nfrs c. Seayer picked bouquet of can
d1-tnft. marigolds and pansies the 7th and
thew were as fresh Jas though picked IN
the summer.
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So. Tunbridge.

Lewis Campbell and Chas Tenney at
tended the S. of V. meeting last Wed. eve.
at Chelsea.
Mary Osman visited Vernie Wills last
week at Chelsea.
Grace Ordway of Chelsea spent the Sab
bath at A. j. Wills.
Several from this place have gone on the
excursion to Boston.
Lottie Woodward is keeping house for
Mrs. Alma Turner during excursion week.
Ezekiel Tucker, one of the town charges,
came here ON a visit and W lille at Chester
Dodge's he was taken sick with pneumo-
mia and his condition is critical.
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Estate al HbfitlAi-shitAN " Ni%hs.
The undersigned. having been appointed By tbs
Hon Probate Court for the district Of Randolph COM
Tissioners L. receive examine. and adjust All claims
and demands of an persons aaausf "a" estate o.
Sophia n. Girls void late Of Randolph ln sild sifle
to- hereby gve,uotice thai we VIII meet for the pni
noses aforesaid. at the Office 81 VIA. H.DuBnis ln "
Randolph on the 18th iay Ot Noy-and ID day 81 Jan.
next from o'clock M until O'Clock y. NJ,
on each Of said days aud thdl SIX months from
tbe 23rd day Of Oct A. d.. 1890 Is the time limit
81 by said Court for said creditors 10 present teir
rnirns a. as for examination and allowance,
Dated al Randolph. Vt this % day oi oct, AID le9N
MM. IL DUBOIS. tonmie-
ssi
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Mrs. J. III. Greene and little daughter
moved into J. g. Greenes house.
Petitions are being circulated in this
part OF the town to the legislature in ia
vor Of the new agricultural college.
School closed last Saturday, Miss Julia
Wood teacher She is 70 teach the winter
school,
A. A. Storrs and Eddie Kent went to
Boston last week.
Park, son Of Geo. Wight is quite i'll.
Otis Hunt and wife have moved into
Mrs. Wills house in East Bethel
Fred Lyon has put up an addition to his
barn.
Grange meeting was well attended last
week. An interesting programme was
carried out and the next meeting will be
at w. w. Whitneys the Bird Tuesday OF
this month.
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STAFFORD.

Read Two Soldiers, 81 10 1892 or
Zoe to Jan. next. Pay your p. NJ.
Geo. Chandler went to Plainfield, n. H.,
Friday TO visit friends
Miss Hattie Titus left for Manchester, y.
H., last week Monday after a vacation of
eight weeks.
Walter Cobb of Hanover, n H., was in
town Sunday and Monday
The storm of last week passed over and
the sunshine was gladly welcomed.
Joseph Ross had two barns burned last
week Tuesday eve, containing the crop, two
pigs and a valuable sheep. Insurance,
S225.
L. l.. Udall and Harvey Hazelton have
dissolved partnership. A new store is to
be fixed up by Harvey Hazelton who takes
his share of the goods
Mabel Hatch visited friends in st. Johns
bury and Hanover, n. H., last week.
Mr. Dow is about town able to resume
his duties as postmaster.
Miss Tabitha Carpenter has returned
from So Royalton and is visiting friends
at So. STAFFORD.
G. f. Avery and Mr.. Flint have been at
work on a new kitchen and pantry for L.
l.. Udall
Senator and Mrs. Morrill, left for Wash
ington, D. c., Saturday.
On account OF new interest awakened by
Mr.. Smalley of Lyndonville in his lecture
on temperance, there were three new mem
hers initiated in Bishop Lodge last week,
Tuesday eve, with prospect OF further
additions.
Marion Hatch is delegate to the c. e.
meeting at St. Johnsbury this week.
Miss Darrell closed very successful
term of school in No. Z last Friday.
Miss Cora Rowell began term Of school
in the Clogston district this week.
Mabel Hatch commenced an eight
weeks school in the Old City Monday.
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Granville.

Geo. Wilson has returned home from
Lancaster, N. Fl.
Ed Martin of Tyson Furnace was IN
town last week.
School in no. closes Friday, MISS 'eH-
ME Goodno, teacher.
The dance at the Central house VIII De
Nov. IA.
Rev. Mr. Hamblin of W. Randolph sup
piled the pulpits in Hancock ana Grah-
vile the 9th.
Chas. Severance has moved to koches-
ter.
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A CARD. MIR. and Mrs CIV. Goss wish
to express their thanks to the neighbors
and friends who have shown so much
kindness to them and their parents dur
ing their recent illness and the death of
their mother.
Mr. j. F. Sanders is gaining slowly; he
took a short walk Nov. 8.
Preparations are being made to paint
the Universalist church on the outside.
The interior has been recently painted,
papered and tastefully decorated.
Elder Shepherd preached in the F. b.
church last Sunday. Rev.Mr. Cross preach
es next Sabbath.
Royal Lodge of Good Templars met Nov.
list and elected the following officers for
the quarter: Mrs. Lottie BuZzell, V. T.;
Miss Nora Durkee, Sec'y; H. B. Grant,
Chap. Mrs. Ellen Foss, Financial sec'y;
Miss Lizzie Smith, treas. Miss Lucia Grant,
Marshall Harvey Giles, Dep. Marshal /;
C. L. Buzzell,P. CT; Arthur Cross, Guard ;
Arthur Folsom, Sent; Miss Marion Dur
kee, Supt. S. J. T. Several of the members
attended the Union at STAFFORD recently
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Candidates for Teachers Certificates are
hereby notified that the Fall Public Elk
animation for Windsor County will be
held at Woodstock, beginning Tuesday
Nov. is. at9A. NJ. j. II. DUNBAR. SUI
pervisor.
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RetheILocaI.
MN. SEIILEMENT.

For sAIE.-A four months old Wilkes
colt. O. n. BARRows. 2wk
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e Hand your p. NJ. 81 90 for this
paper till 1892 or Zoe to Jan. next.
Mrs. E. E. Dean and her mother went
TO Boston last week.
The measle scare seems to have subsidized
but some young children have been taken
out of school,
"Aunt' Sally Smith is said to be gradu-
ally falling.
w. G. Chase Of Plymouth, n. H., has
been at Hayward and Kibby's the past
week. He is having large quantity OF
ash lumber cut at their mill.
Apples are being shipped to Boston and
other cities.
Some wool has been sold but prices are
not very high and farmers complain of the
times.
Geo. Brown spent Sunday at home.
w. H. Riddall is in Indianapolis and he
writes that his health is better than it was
when he left here.
The Boston excursion and the prevail
ing distemper kept some away from the
campfire this week but did not prevent its
being success.
Mrs. S. E. Slack has returned from Nor
witch.
Many went to Boston last week.
James L. Farnham is said to be visiting
in Providence and A. p. Cushman and
wife in Georgiaville, r. l.
The road commissioners have been work
ing in the villages few days and have done
some good, ii is thought. They have put
in tile below the town hall to carry off the
water that heretofore has formed ponds
and been allowed to run anywhere. Near
Kings store another line of tile has been
laid and the street graded so that all the
surface water of the upper part of the vii
lage will be carried into the river. This
should have been done some years ago but
the job was reserved for the present board
of commissioners the members of which
have the necessary amount OF backbone
LIB. Sargent and wife have gone to Nor
WITCH TO visit Ed. Sargent who is about to
move to Illinois.
Sadie Whitney is visiting in Nashua n
II.
School in No. Is closes to-day.
Hard colds are affecting many.
The local farmers league meets Satur-
day eve The league appears to be pros
pering and the false statements put forth
for the purpose OF hurting II are so very
ridiculous that they fall flat except when
they fall upon very fat subjects.
A yerv funny fellow who is also proud
and sometimes dignified, he lives in anoth
er town, is laying the free text book ques-
ton out and he supposes that this state
will appear ridiculous in the eyes OF the
people of other states if free textbooks pre-
vail Cannot the HERALD quiet him by
publishing the fact that free textbooks
prevail in the commonwealth OF Mass. and
then inform him that the people of that
part of the country are not suffering from
The attacks of anyone who is loaded with
ridicule. Mr.. Edward Conant has pro
vided one excellent textbook and possibly
other textbooks might be printed In TINS
state. The guileless book agents can alg
potatoes il they can get no other job.
A friend induced me to try Salvation
Oil for my rheumatic foot. used 1t and
the rheumatism is entirely gone 1ohi
Ii. Anderson, Baltimore, Md
Positive and unsolicited testimony from
every section confirms every claim made
for the wonderful efficacy OF Or. Bull $
Cough Syrup. Price % cents.
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Teachers Examination.

The Public Examination of Teachers
for Orange County will be held at West
Randolph on Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nov. is and 10; and at West Falriee on
Friday and Saturday, Nov. q and y.
E. w. GooDHUE, Supervisor.
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Dean,s Rheumatic PIIls

are sure cure for all forms of Chronic and
Inhammatory rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Entirely vegetable. always safe.
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Northumberland.

Miss Harriet Smith died last Wed at
the home OF Enos Walker OF diphtherla.
She was very estimable lady, has always
been resident OF this town and was
known and loved by all. She. VIII be
greatly missed in the Congl church OF
which she was a faithful member Tor
many years.
Miss Alice Walker is very sick with
diphtheria.
The ID. d. Royce auction was Wen az,
tended and everything sold fairly Wen
considering how close money Is now anu
has been for good while.
The widow of the late Lyman Drury OF
this place is in very poor health.
The ladies society of the NJ. +. church
met with Mrs. G. l.. Williams Tuesday
afternoon and evening.
The Epworth League met with Mrs. i.
II Merrill Wednesday.
Babies are the institution and should be
guarded from attacks of colo by Ut.
Bulls Baby Syrup.
The summer girl while climbing the
mountains or bathing in the sands OF the
seashore, should carry with her a box OF
Old Saul's Catarrh Cure 1t is invaluable
for cold in the head.
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CODEpTS VERQoQT.
BY EDWARD C0NANT,

PRINCIPAL RANDOLPH NORMAL SCHOOL.
Three parts in one book: Geography,
History and Civil Government. 2ss pages,
cloth l2mo., illustrated, and contains
eight new maps. Endorsed by leading
men of the state, adopted in many schools
and recommended to read and study.
Sample copy by mail on receipt Of Sl.2o.
THE futile COMPANY, Publishers
Rutland, VT.
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pc. Grl.wold. ".
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-13

World Soap needs but one trial to make
il come in every household.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-13

A friend induced me to try Salvation
Oil for my rheumatic foot. used It and
the rheumatism is entirely gone. John
Ii. Anderson, Baltimore, Md.
Positive and unsolicited testimony from
every section confirms every claim made
for the wonderful efficacy OF DIR. bulls
Cough syrup Price % cents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06

Local Record for the Morning News.
Local forecasts for Savannah aud vicinity
lor Today; Rain; stationary temperature.
Special forecast for Georgia
IfAR Fair weather; southerly winds
stationary temperature.
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ANAsr&sIA.s JEr-iEs.
70 Contrac. ,or their Completion
secured by q Jacksonville Man.

-;,s Contract lo- Their Completion
secured BY Jacksonville Man.
81 AUGUSTINE, Fla, Dec. Capt.
William n Black. { aited Srstss engineer
o, charge Of the river and harbor improve
,,,euts of Florida, yesterday opened the
Ills for work and material TO complete the
additional iettie. or Anastais Island and az
North point, st. Augustine's harbOr.
Fan. X Il. Ross Of Jacksonville was the
.,ccsssfuI bidder at 5000. Work will be-
vim as soon as soon as tine stone is delivered
n, me island.
An official examination has Just been
made by Capt Black Of the ''cuts' of the
FLORIDA East Coast Canal and Transporta-
ron from the Halifax river TO Jupiter, and
dnds that that company have fully complied
rith the requirements OF the state charter
,nd that the work OF the company will re-
grlt in great benefit to inland commerce
conveyed in small vessels.
WILL HAVE TO BE WIDENED.
The cuts would have TO be widened con-
s.derably to admit of the quick passage Of
team vessels Of the width usually plying
tho rivers IN windy weather, but as the
company has Complied with the letter of
me state law, improvements will likely be
made as increasing commerce demands.
An Interesting report Of the condition
and of the work required on the ST. Johns
river below Sanford il being made by
Capt. Black, who will. IN a few days, visit
his assistants, now making surveys of Char
lotte harbor, and determine what work is
necessary TO the better improving of that
harbor and Peace creek, III order TO facili-
tate the shipments OF phosphate to Europe
via Gasparilla.
Great preparations are being made for
the grand ball 90 be given at the Ponce de
Leon hotel for the benefit of the association
q; southern ladies Interested in the purchase
Of the Hermitage" the home OF Cen
Andrew jackson, on Jan. 3, 1891. The use
of the magnificent hotel, supper. etc,
Messrs II. NJ. Flagler and o. d. Seavey
eve free.
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FLORIDA's CAPITAL CITY.
Raj! sSoria-New Fnserpr!ses-A
New Sani-ar!t-r7

Hai storia-New Fnserpr!ses-A
New Sanicartuu.
IALLAsAssS, FLA, Dec. 5.--The Grand
hdSe Manufacturing Company, capital
stock $4,000. has filed articles Of inccrpo-
ration with the secretary Of STATE.
A rain and hail storm visited this section
Yesterday. Repairing WAS being done on
the roof OF United States Marshal Weeks
residence, and the water poured into the
mouse In torrents, doing much damage to
carpets, clothing, etc, and causing the
plasterlng TO fall in large sheets. The dam-
age Wilt amount tJseveral hundred dollars.
The Florida Town aud Improvement
company, capital stock $500, 900, principal
place or business in jacksonville, has flied
articles Of incorporation with the secretary
OF state.
A SANIrARICM.
Pniladeiphia, New York and Baltimore
capitalists. among them several noted
physicians, are preparing to establish &
sanltarlun at Tarpon Springs. As starter
they have filed articles of Incorporation of
the TGrpon Springs Irrigation and Develop
ment Company, which gives them full
powers. The capital stock is $3.50, 900, halt
OF which Is in preferred shares, payabis in
ten years and drawing per cent. in divi-
bends per annum. payable semi-annuallv.
The millionaire Disstons have finger in the
enterprise.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
CLOTHING.
STILL A BOOMING.
Aa'zaszzzAaHa gh9s sszssuzszzznssuEnzxn

Of course, the aII-absorbing top
lc Just now is our wonderful Of
feringin clothing The demand
has been tremendous, and TO
keep up the assortment many
and many a gem out OF our
regular supply has gone to JOIN
our great New York purchase.
We must confess we are agreea-
by surprised at the way interest
in the sale is keeping up. Bot
fire will burn brightly as long
as the fuel lasts. There has pot
to be an end though, QeotIe-
men, don't forget that.
All this time you must not
forget US in your other wants.
Furnishings, Headwear. and
Boys and childrens requirings.
Also remember that we are the
Sole Agents here for Dr.
Jaegers underwear They are
strictly Atwood garments
health in every thread. Neck
wear is running into our we'll
like brooks into the river. numer-
Gus and constant Our half
dollar and better goods ARE
BETTER than price like"
qualities elsewhere. BY the
way Dress Suits and Fixins are
in demand these late fall days.
growing more so with win
ters coming Usfor everything
in that line.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES.
An Awful Sore Limb.
Flesh a Mass OF Disease. Condition Hope.
less. Cured by Cuticnrs
Remedies

For thrae years l was almost crippled with an
awful sore leg from my knee down to my ankle;
the shin was entirely gone. and the flesh was
one mass or disease. Some physicians pro-
nounced incurable, 1t had diminished about
one third the size OF the other, and l was in a
hopeless condition. After trying all kinds Of
remenies and spending hundreds of dollars,
from which got no relief whatever. was per
shaded to try your CUTICURA REMEDIES and the
result was as follows: After three DAYS | noticed
decided change for the better, and at the end
OF TWO months | was completely cured. My
hesh purified, and the hone (which had
been exposed for over a year. got sound. The
nesn,began to grow, and to-day, and for nearly
two years. my leg is as we'll as ever it was sound
IN every respect, and not sign of disease TO be
seen Rev. 5. G. AHEkN
Dubois, Dodge Co Ga
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a UNIQUE HEIRLOOM.
1t Was Wedding Present in Savannah
IN 1892.


TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Dec. 5.-Mrs NJ.
Hamilton Meginnis Of Tallahassee has a
unique and valuable heirloom, a iocket
made by mysterious process of human hair
ornamen tation, that was presented to her
great-grandfather, Stukely Tillinghast, at
the time of his marriage III Savannah in
1872 to his wife Elizabeth. 1t was made of
their hair and presented by a FrencAman
who alone possessed the art. The design is
worked with the hsir into the geld and q
peculiar ivory-iika so5stance-how, 10 one
can tell. The iocket Is about two inches long,
oval shape, and the body of it is OF the rarest
old gold. The hair modelling represents
marriage altar, upon the front Of which
are two hearts linked together. Reposing
upon the altar is an urn. and upon its edge
are poised two doves, feeding therefrom
On either side are the initials IS r. and
E. T., the design being equal to the finest
porcelain painting The only other speci-
men Of this lost art known to be in existence
in this country is brooch, made by the
same Frenchman, and owned by descendants
Of President Madison
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PALATKA'S BRIDGE.
me Railroad Commission Decide
that the Charges are Just,

The Fenroad Commission Decides
that the Charges are Just.
PALATKA, Fla, Dec. 5.--The railroad
commissioners have acted on the complaints
made by the Palatka Board Of Trade against
the Jacksonville, ST. Augustine and Halifax
River railway for excessive freight rates
over the bridge here. aud have decided
against the city. Considerable Indignation
is ielt here, and the reasons given by the
commissioners for this action are regarded
as unsatisfactory. Calhoun &c ellis pre-
scented the city's case, and instancsd that
the road charged % cents for carrying a
barrel of flour from Jacksonville to East
Palatka, sixty-five miles, and II cents for
the same barrel from Palatka TO East Pa
iatka. two miles. Bridges are crossed i'll
both cases
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traoa tfncnes aud hundredths
O. HoRo4s. obaeryar signal Corps
Mo.A.
Enen cannot sffOrd 20 lose time
tom !, i-''er Regulator viii keep you
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COMPARISON OF fnesu Temperature atSavan-
pan ia, Dec. ), 1920. and the mean OF the
same day for sixteen years.