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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19
THE HIGHEST PRAISE
From Distinguished English Clergymen
for Our Country.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 1.-THE
Methodis!s Ct Great Britain, like other die
sente.s, seldom come close to their rulers.
1t lie not strange, therefore, that the British
delegates to the EcuneIica! conference
should have been particularly enthusiastic
over the Pfesi ien.'s presence and speech Al
the session tod.y, Or ut the reception he
gave them at tie White House the other
day.
1--WE shall have TO do awsy with the mon
arches after this, txclsimed Rev. w. +
Da son Of Glssg5w. lie was talking to
Bishop E!r st after he President left today,
6 ID the remssk YVES made SO loudly that
very enc in the lecture room could hear it.
Rev. X. Lloyd Jones, the eloquent Welsh
preacher, said to 8 reporter: my visit te
America has realized the consummstion OF
my highest ideas III the presence and shs
msgni ficsns speech Of your Presiaent
should eay Inst every rational Ens lishm AZ
will retsrn TO England feeIiog that repub
lie is the only true form of government
Never have hesrd man go exprassin,
the hears of Chris salty, and if HE position
was SIMPLY tie Result Of ths sccident o
birth, would never hsve expected ouch I
dehversDce. TIE welcome he gays Meth
odism at the White House won have beer
I'M possible sc Windsor.
IF yeu rolled up sll thu kegs snt
queens We ever had, S ee he dsys Of III,
Conquerer down to the PtDee of Wales
you would rot mske 80 fine man as Presi
dent Harrison. nor could you get out 0
the composite such an sble and c9uYageou
speech ne that we have heard this morning
venture to say that mo MeIhodis,s
one day have seen and been welcomed b.
the President Of the U aited States than i
so years have been recognized ard intro
ducea to members Of the royal family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

The snu;ed success Of Nr. Fuller's Oh
servstory ard tie rate vi.h which the sub
scrirsion. sre cumirg in cause him much
pleasure. That one Of tie many pleasant
days Of hi. fell has passed without large
number Of people climbing the stairs at the
observatory 20 be rewarded at the close Of
the ,ssk by the finest view Of Kennebse
county that ever hid teen afforded them.
o. ls.. Ffiisy rs people visited the obssr-
vA,oIy. Mr.. Fuller SAYS that he has OBJ
tanned the names Of sufficient subscribers
to warrant the building Of the tower so feet
higher than at present, s. he has contena-
| plated for come tine. The observatory.
standing on hill that 10 rs feet higher
| THAI "dain;op'. will then be such that the
person who has climbed TO the top, which.
by the way, 10 to be put under lice roof,
~iIl be "a feet higher than on any eminence
within 25 miles. He will also, accordin 9
to the measurements Of Ststmsn Forney,
Of the U. s. Coast snd Geodetic Survey,
NC toi lcEt hpb't tAc ASFSA "a tNS
bee at high water. He will also be pro-
vided siih ore Of the 6nest telescopes ever
pa: info such an observatory. But the al
fractions to s.cend the hill will not be con-
fined to the beauties opened up by the OBJ.
servssory alone. The grounds on which
Mr. Fuller has slseady expended about
8 800 will still further be beautifed and
supplied with every convenience appro-
late to such resort. Among other pro-
cts OF this kind that sre under considera-
ton is to make an excavation from the
solid ledge AMI fll it with water, thus pro-
viding q beautiful minia.ure lake in the
grove. No wonder that Mr.. Fullef's
scheme is popular.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19
LOW Water and Augusta Mills.

The report has been circulated about the
streets TO the effect that several depart
ments of the Edwards Mill was shut down
on account Of the scarcity of the water II
the river. A Journal reporter called on
Superintendent! Cole Saturday, and asked
him az 10 the basis fer the rumor. Mr.
Cole said thxs sill in the mill were then
working with The exception of between 80
AID 10 who were Gus willie oae Of the
wheels wss being repaired. "Ihsre are
oos rs msay out today az there were ses'er-
day.' 81 suppose sou arc taking sdvan-
tage Of the Low water SO good time to
make The necessary repsirs?" Yes was
the answer. But even if .h9re is no rain
~ shall not be compelled to Shus down be-
fore ths river ls frozen over and perhaps
not hen as ws don. khoE exectly what ef.
IL ct that would have
"I'hese short northeast storms 10 u little
benef., sdded the superinte rdenI. 81 think
| csr say that we would derive more bene'
ft from q southeast storm of ID hours than
we should from one Of 4S hours coming
from the northeast. II doesn't reach 80 far
inland" Haze you taken the water from
the mills on the East Side2" WAS asked
Yes We toos the water from them yester
day" was the superintendent's reply
When asked il the mill could maze i'll
usual production right along uuless there
was rain before long Mr. Cole said, "We'l
not be likely to get quite the usual produc
ton but we are locking ard hoping for raif
before many days
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EDITORS TABLE.

The name of Houghton, Mifflin Il Co
upon the title page OF book is, in i'self
abou. the best endorsement that it car
possibly have. This firm has justly
earned an ensiable reputation for the
fine character ofits publications. We
were prepared to fiud work Of merit In
conduct As Fine Art" which has
inst reached us from this h use
and a careful peru.al Of Ii
has confirmed this expectation
It is in its line, the clearest, the mos;
concise, the most practical work We
have ever seen and must by its superior
merits win wide popular favor. Two
years ago prize of one Thousand dol
lars wss offered bv the American Secu
lar Union of Philadelphia for the best
manual to aid teachers in our public
schools TO thoroughly instruct children
in morals without intoxicating religious
doctrine. The prize was equally divid
ed between the writers Of two MSS.
l. 1.-The Laws of Daily Conduct" by
Nicholas 2. Gilman author Of Profit
Sharing between Employer and En-
ployeer) may be described % a Primer
Of Scientific Morals. 1t opens with the
Introduction Oh Morals In the Public
Schools" Following the synthetic
method, it then groups the matters OF
,mmon conduct under such headings
a. Life under Law, Obs dienet to Moral
Law, Justice, Kindness, Hone, WorS,
the Lag Of Honor, hsrscte', and Life
According t. the Golden Rule The aim
has been. avoiding ethical 'f.eary, to help
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19
Maine Horses.

James Fl. Phair Of Presque Isle HIST
purchased Trident Jr., Aroostook's fsmout
trotting stallion, of Hon. 7. ii. Phsir. The
same gentleman has purchased of Ashland
parties one-year old colt which he hope.
will develop into q stopper. He was sired
by Trident, by Almont Msmbrino, by AL
mon. SO, dam by Bay Dick, by West Horse
Morgan, grand-dsm by Tom Lang, by
Gen. Knox. He is an own brother to Tri-
dent Jr,, record $40; trisl 2 20. Hi
mother is dam of four with records anf
trials below 40. He is fine looking and
well built. Of a chestnut color and give!
premise of being q good one. Mr.. Phail
has named him Getty and expects he viii
make that name famous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

the teacher to q clear understanding OF
the principles OF practical morality, con.
esived ss the highest law for man. ana
prescribed by the vary nature OF human
society. he treatment Il concrete
throughout. and the volume is intended
for teachers and parents. IL Is not q
text. book or a catechism-
Ii. character Building: A Master
Talk with BIS Pupils" by Edward r.
Jackson, A. NJ. (author of "a DENT.
sod''), is a series of forty one animated
conversations on morals. Each OF these
is supposed to occupy some ten minutes
Of one morning in the week. The BOOK
is an attempt to obviate the evils Incl
dent TO irregular Instructions in ethics
by supplying matter systematically ar
ranged, and so divided as to lit into the
small portion of time that can be given
| to the subject. Example is, Of course,
the most effective way OF teaching
morals; but every instructor is
expected TO add the force OF
precept to this. These talks are in
tended to assist the teacher or parent iu
choosing specific subjects, and TO show
him how to enter upon them. and how
TO meet the usual inquiries of young
us Es uoltN
relate not only TO the common virtues
and the elementary notions of right, but
also to such topics as Good Boys and
Fun; When the Good Boy will and will
not Fight A Black List; Vocation. Va
cation, and Avocation; GOody.g oody
and Coed; and What has Algebra to dc
with Virtue?
The two books, written in entire indie
pendence of each other, agree In theiI
fundamental conceptions; while theii
difference in style, form. and method,
makes each an excellent supplement &c
the other. From one author the teacher
will learn chiefly what to say about
morals in the schoolroom, and from the
other how to say it. The method and
the matter are such that both books
will be of service TO all who have IL
care the training of the young, at home
as well as in the school. The two works
are bound in one volume, entitled Con
duct as Fine Art" (price 81 SOY, and
also separately 81 co each), mailed
postpaid, Oh receipt of the price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19
STATE NEWS.
Kenneb0c.

CHINA.
The members Of Central Lodge No. Al
f. & A. M. with their wives and daughter
convened at the lodge rooms at seven o'clocl
P M. to witr ess the public nstallation Of TIL
officers elect. AT eight O'Clock the gave
sounded, and an anth m sung by the choir
The officers were then presented by W
r. Ward, marshal, and installed by Pas
Mater G W. Jones. Music was furnished
by the choir. Mise Annie Foster officiating
Ut Tie organ After the installation, tn,
company formed in line and marched Il
the G. A. r Hall to partake of refresh
mepts VIII CO hsd been furnished by the
ladies'. The tables press nted fnr
appearance lAiden with pies, cakes, fun
etc Coffee being furnished by Mrs. C. II
Dow Of the Chira House. After supper al
sgain returned to the hall where .
.esdirg vas given by Mr.. Rowley. The
speaker of the evening. G. W 0oulding o.
Oakland, Past Grand High Priest Of the
Grand r A. Chapter of Maine, was ther
introduced, sho in his genial and pleasing
manDer, entertained he company with son'
fne remarks Mr.. Gouldipg is a man tina
can entertain wherever he may be. Afte'
which a general good time was had until =
lste hour, al d all returned TO their home:
feeling that they had ell joyed very Pleas
ant evening.
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At the meeting and campfire Of Heath
Post Friday evening, a large party OF cJm'
rsdes discussed the clam supper, which ha:
become snAnnual feast With the post. The
coming fair was, Of course, the all-absorb-
ing topic Of conversation. The following
nv u bers were appointed 8 committee Of
arrangements A. W. McCsusland, q.
II. Harrington. James Walker, A. J.
Hooker William Wiley, 6u.isvu:
Moore, W. F. Siudley, B. +
Ring, Geo. Bowie. F. A. Johnson, W. p
Nioketson. X. W Dunlap, $. E. johnson.
rbi. commi .es y i'll meet tomorrow even
ing when IL will be divided into sub-com'
mittees TO have charge Of the details Of the
affair. The ds-7 for the fa'- will bs
determined 'moI.ow evening. IL
is to be held in The shoe factory
building aud will be sn1d affair
rhs proceeds Will go toward replenishing
the relief fund of ne Pos, which has been
reduced qpi., good deal during 'hs pssi
yesr, as many hesyy drafts have been made
Oh it to ss.ist those in distress. The otj CT
ia surely 8 worthy one. and big crowd
should s,send hat the relief work may BIZ
carried on this winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19
Worn and Wan and Weak and Weary

Ho, We women, worn and weary, with
wan Fl ces and so indescribably weak. Those
distressing, dfsggipg-jovn pains, and shat
cousts at weakness and wornness and wesri-
ness can be cured. For all such sufferers,
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription IL q pam
acea of inesiimsble value. As an invigors-
ting tonic. it imparts strength TO the whole
system. For ''overworked," worn out, >
debili tied teachers, dressmskers, seam.
stresses. "shop girls, housekeepers. nursiu 9
mothers, and feeble women generally, DR..
Pierce's Fsvorite Prescription is the great
est earthly boon. being une qualed IS an
appetizng cordial snd restorative tonic. As
so0tbiug and strengthening nervine,
"FAvorite Prescription" is unequsled and
Invaluable in sllsying and subduipg nervous
exeitability exhaustion, prostfation. by steris,
spAsms and oEhei distressing, nervous symp-
tens, common'y attendant upon functional
and organic disease. /, induces refreshing
slee p and relieves mentsl anxiety and des-
poadeDcy. oc.lei&vfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

Brsndreth's Pills are the best medicine
known.
First-They are purely vegetable. in fact
. medicated food.
Second-rhe came dose always pfodu.
ces the same efect-other purgssives re-
quire increased doses and finally cease act.
ing.
Third-They purify the blood.
Fourth-Thsy invigorste the digestion
and cleanse the stomach snd bowels.
,Fifth-They stimulate the liver and
carry of sisiaied bile and oIhar depra we'd
secfetions.
The first two or dire doses tell tie story.
The skin becomes clesr, the eye bright
the mir scsive. digestion is restored, cos.
uveaeks CURED. .he animal viyo. is recruit
cd soi .ii d-c,y arrested
Bra drsth's Pills are soli in every drug
and medicine store, either nisin or srgxr-
coated. Ocil9 eds 70 rgn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

Mss Blanche Howe Of Lewiston, a
former assistant az the high school, was in
Gardiner Fsiosy, canning over 20 hear Prof
Ri gan deiivss HE apIendid lecture on - A
rip to Alaska" at The Opera house 10 the
Miss Howe made the trip to this Interesting
inetlcan .rovincs during the same season
that Prof R~asn vas there, and enjoyed
ia great measurr me pictures which Mr.
Rsxsn gave Of tar and people and bis
descriptions Of ihsm Il ~as almost equal
to & second visit, so gfapbicslly were they
illustrated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

U. 8. Civil Engineer Forney, completed
the outdoor work on the survey of tn
RsAnebec RIVER between Gardiner AM
Augusta On Ffidsy. Il has ,aken severs
months to complete the work aDd Mr. For
ney has been assisted by three aud some
times SIX assistants. Il has been wholly
w0rk OF pulGins IN the contour lines IS th'
Autographed psft Of the survey, includ
" th5 soundIngs Of the river made las
season Mr. Foruey will rs main here unit
be end Of thp month doing She tiice wori
~ the charts and naking .hsm 80 complet'
as can be done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

They are telling 3 good one on Water,
vilie's veteran ten-cent man. ltseems that
he had missed several OF his chickens, and
CONCLUDED that be would put stop to their
dspfedations. After devotinz his spare
time Tor several days to the development
Of d spacious box trap, he carefully Bet the
sane in the locality which had been in
ysdsd. After a time he found that !be
trap had closed in on something, and exam
nation developed the fact that it was II
good sized cat. or course her fate was
sealed at once. and preparations were made
for the execution, but before the fatsl
moment arrived, the feline, watching hia
opportunity. made dash for life and LID
cry, and 10 be was gone. To say thst I'll
expression Of supreme disgust rested upon
the features the manufacturer and proprie-
tor of the trap. would be putting it very
mild
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

The freight train due here from The
west 1t o'clock Saturday morning did not
get in until about 8, the cause OF the delay
being peculiar occurrence at Winthrop,
When the train WAS mile or two from the
station Tie whistle was sounded as usuaI
but for some cause the valve WAS caught
up and continued in that position not~itb-
standing the Strenuous efforts Of the en-
gineer and his assistants. OF course the
Whistle continued to blow and blow and
the doleful sound was continued for about
30 hour and q half, Being in 'ls
middle of the night the people
of Winthrop, Who have not fully recovered
from the shock of the great oilclo'h fact
orr FIRE. all turned Gut, naturally supposing
that another confsgrs.on was in progress
The FIRE department rushed from the vii
lase to the station with their machines, ali
ready the fiery element. After finding out
the cause Of the alarm, they could only
wait for the stopping of The whistle, as
sleep under the circumstances would OF
course have been impossible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

4 Portland man who buys empty barrels
in iyge qusntti, $, sending teams out over
M. Slate, arrived in Gardner Saturday
lookilg for ore OF bis drivers WHO had
failed to report how business vas for som
time. His II vsstgstions here showed that
his man, who rejoices in the meme of VIM
B Morrislr, bad been on . protracted
spree since since leaving Brunswick and
had speut nearly al Of the 500 in his
POSSESSION in iiotous living. He was in
quod here last week snd paid quite heavy
One. Ths team wss in Boynion's stable
but 70 race Of the man could be found
although be t ID friend tina. he had spent
his en- plcy er's money and was going bone
The Portland man will look The chap u,
and be doubtless will figure in police mat
Ter, again before he finishes with bis racket
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

Wsterviiie Military Band will give q
grand promenade concert and ball in CRY
Hall on Tuesday evening. Nov. 81. o.
hat occasion the band will render some
fns music, and . large orchestra viii bs
provided for the dshciug. The proceeds
Of the evening will be used towards meet
ing the expenses incidental to the msiate-
nance of the band, AID ali who 60 10 sach
entertainments ought to pstronize il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

The funeral Of the late George +
Douglass was held at the house, upon MAR
street, Saturday afternoon, at 1.30. Rev
L. II. Hallock read the scriptures, offered
prayer and made remarks appropriate Il
the sad occasion. There were present q
coed number of Odd Fellows aod Maine
Central employees. The remains were
taken to Leeds on the 2,40 train, and yes
terday special was run from Wa.eIyiIll
to Leeds for Lhe accommodation of such a.
ssi,ed to attend the funeral ST that place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

Herbert Douglass, VIII z. Atkins, Fred
Drake. Horace Peacock, Osgood Andres
EBd Frank RsyGolds are The names OF the
six young men who will compets for the
prizes 20 De CHsisi on tbs second night OF
the coming Eoresters' fair for excellence
in dsciataalion. The young men have
selected admirable pieces aid will undergo
thorough training under Miss PinkhaEl, the
assistant at the biah school, who 10 an
accom- Dlished elocutioni.t snd q graduate
Of the Boston School of Ofatory.
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of the government contracts. 1t is hoped,
indetd from the sentiments express oy
the secretary Of the navy, that be may ad1
vance money enough 10 psy for the labor
aud material sill to be expended In the
construction Of the vessels OH the ways.
meeting Of Mr. Lorir g's creditors will
be held al sha City Point works. South
Roston, GU Saturday, Oct. "a, at 10 A. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19
Socal 2aaf4ers.
The c. II. $. Eleven Won SATURDAYS
Game.


The C. II. 5. AID K. A. A. elsveni
again Ess Saturday afternoon and after tns
dead had b-en collected and the umpire.
referee. mE. joe Bsd-eii. raj escaped, shs
score vas found 70 be es t. il fsvsr oi
the scs1oo. poTs. TIE Athletics know eui
little Of tie esms "a bad 10 srzszszisizu-
The CoBys' pisy dsashsd shsir nany
friaa3s wso Nz.s pssssps. Thar game TAI
much noga sw It AMI scsJrsls ihza IL thf
Bruass.ek esE est IRE team was gssstig
rsrs;hsrei eY Han S. right end eu'
Rcrihisg AID Rsadss ware missed. Mi1ol
p4l Up Esry good game a. certsr. WEE
ter and Small pay great ball w. L. b
Caass deserves especial commendatiou fol
his quick work at left end. He 10 goct
player, making three Of the Conys 81,
souck9owrs. Glidien ard Woodbridge II
the line and whit.en as full back alss
played veil. Small kicked Ave out Of ,
possible AZ goals. Ga the whole, Sstur
days game shove that the boys msy b
trusted &c hold up their erd in the NJ. l. s
A. A. seriss.
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There will be harvest supper At the Y
NJ. C. A. gymnasinn, CT Wednesday even
ing, from to o'clock. # will De II
charge Of the Ladies' Auxiliary commitrsi
on boys work, and the proceeds will Be-
used In The interest Of the juoior depsrt
ment Tickets, Is cents. 1t is hoped an
expected that the patronage ex!ended 81
this occasion will be liberal, IS the obieet
10 most worthy
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DR.. G.. M. Twitchell and wife were in
town Friday. to superintend the removal OF
their goods which have been stored here
since they broke up housekeeping some
time ago Their house is now in Augu.ts
and they are 10 SET up their household gods
in that city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

Rev. L. B. Codding. the earnest aud self
oss,oY of the Methodist church in thi. city
for the past year and half, has asssd 70
be released from his psstofate here, as the
recent death Of bis father makes il desr-
able that be be nesr his mother, whose
home is in Massachusetts. /. is probable
that bis request will be granted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

The people OF this section o. Maine have
been highly favored by the presence OF
Prof. F. W. Gowen, State Deputy g. G
T, Of Msine. among US. 1t is not often
that VS. are visited By so able srd interest
ing . speaker. Mr.. Gowen spoke at STRAIT
ton, Flagstaff sid Tuesday evening. Oct
49, h. he spoke at this place. Wednesday
night, IA lost he instituted q fine lodg,
bere with 81 charter members. We hope
that Prof Gowen may visit our people
again ia the near future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

DR.. Day, daring his remarks at the re-
cep!ion rendered him at the WsshiDg ton
Home last evening brought out the fac,
that IL COO cases Of inc briefly had been
treated BY him d ring his career. Quite G
record. even at 10 Yesrs Of sge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

/. 10 rumorei that one Of our most pop
aIAr sgd saccessfui yOuas phyncians
will soon take unto himself wife. A cosy
house on Church street awsits the happy
couple snd they are sure Of showers OF
CONGRATULATIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

A Literary Society has been organized
by several Of the teachers in the city schools
and few others interested in the subject
Of Literature. The Rev. Edward Chase 10
President. Commencing next Thursday
the club viii meet every alternate week.
Lowell il the suthor for the next meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

Mi DAME 5. Weeks, Who Was recently
mar. led ia South Gardiner 10 Miss Bessie
E. Notie, Is Oh his eddihg trip. On their
return the young couple will take up theii
lesidsncs in the Saaborn cottage on Middle
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-19

Tomorrow evening the Forestefs OF
K Der. Emmett Cours give the opening As
aembly OF = course which 10 to be given
during the ~int'f. Douglass orchestra
sill furnish MUSIC AID the grand msfcD
viii be at 8 o'clock.