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TARIFF ON SUGAR WAS A TAX.

The tariff organs continue to i'm
press upon their protectionists read
ers beautiful lesson in political
economy in the repeal Of the sugar
duties. This remission Of taxation,
they declare, will be felt by every
family in the land altogether for
getting, in their newborn zeal for
free trade in sugar. their own assid-
uous teaching that the tariff is paid
by the foreign manufacturer or pro.
dncer, and not by the American
consumer. The sugar duty,
amounting to about one dollar YEAR
ly upon each head of population.
the protectionist now admits, was
paid by the consumer and every
cent of it, except the small cost of
collection, went into the Treasury
to help pay pensions, as we'll as
principal and interest Of the public
debt.
Since taxes must be raised in
large amounts for such objects they
could not fall more lightly upon the
consumption of sugar. But how
much revenue for the support of the
Government is raised from the
enormous taxes upon wool. clothing,
blankets, drugs, medicines, salt.
coal. lumber, fish, glassware, hard
ware, cutlery. and numerous other
IuecrssaTfes OF living Let the taxes
upon these commodities be repealed
or reduced within reasonable rates,
and the tariff organs would have an
occasion for singing newer and a
better song of free trade than that
which has been inspired in them by
this removal of the sugar duties. -
They would have another and a
more favorable opportunity for in.
culcating the lesson that home con
sumers, and not foreign producers,
pay the duties on imports, whether
the money be paid into the Treas
ury or diverted by cunning legisla.
tion into the Golfers OF monopoly. -
PIf(adelDLia Rec0rd
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-05-07
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT a..
Mrs. Henry Updegrave Enjoys I'm.
ique Distinction.

PorrsvILLE. PA. April %. The
wife of Henry X. Updegrave, who
keeps hotel at Tower City. this
county, is probably the youngest
great-grand-msther in the whole
United States. She lacks over three
months Of being forty eight, having
been born on August IL, ls43.
near Gratztown, Dnuphin county.
Her distinction is due to the fact
that not only she but her eldest
daughter, and in turn her grand.
daughter, married unusually young
In life.
Mrs. Updegravo herself was mar.
riod when only thirteen to Eman.
uel Shoffstall, by whom she had
eight children. The eldest of these
was born a year after her mothers
marriage, and was named Martha.
She at the age of fifteen married
Jonathan Bumbeiger. Within q
year Martha had II daughter, whom
she had ohnstened Maggie. A
year ago Maggie, who was then six.
teen, married Daniel Messner, and
to this pair a son has just been born.
Emanuel Shoffstall died in 1887
and recently the widow married
Landlord Updegrave. At thirt,
she was a grand mother, and now
az great grandmother at forty
seven is still remarkably comoly n
feature and graceful in figure, Will
glossy raven hair and sparkling
black eyes, she wears hor grand
motherly honors with .becomin;
modesty. Should the young Mess
ner heir thrive and ultimately mar
ry early, as there is every prospec
OF doing If he follows the tradition
OF his family, she may confidentl,
look forward to being q great great
grandmother, and possibly a great
great great grandmother.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-05-07
NUMBER 27.

Mr.. Blair, who has bces ordered TO
report to the Department Of State.
Tho joint committee Of Senate
and House that has been trying to
locate the waste OF money in the
printing and distrib ition of public
documents has adjourned until
June. It's members have found out
enough to make il certain that from
10 to 20 per cent. of tho money now
paid out May easily be saved. The
same thing could be dsne in every
branch of the Government IL the
attempt was male by men unham-
pered aud IN earnest.
The report of the investigation
made into the antecedents of n o
Italians ly,cho d at New Orleans by
the U. ). District attorney Of that
place hos been received by the Attor.
ney-General aud turned over to Mr..
Blaine, who will decide whether IL
shall be made public.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-05-07
From tho Oakland Democrat.

From tho Oakland Democrat.
JOlius Scherr, Of Eglon, w. Va,
spent several days in town last week.
Mayor John Hill, Of Terra Alta,
graced our streets with his presence
Monday.
The Oakland and Deer Park ho-
ttls will be opened on June 18th,
ten days earlier than usual.
F. s. Cline went 10 Kingwood
Tuesday night to appear before the
pension examining board at that
place Wednesday.
Cashier Scott r. Jones went down
to Lake Cleveland Tuesday mern-
ng to spend a week in fishing.
]. Bolyard has moved from
Fourth street into tho property he
purchased Of DR.. J. II. Manown
on Alder street.
Oliver Ridenour, Of Aurora, ".
Va. spent Sunday in Oakland. the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. George L.
BcsIey.
A lamb was born on the farm Of
Abraham Spikcr, living about two
miles south Of Oakland, which is
curiosity, havin three perfectly
formed front feet.
Misses Minnie Neff and Florence
Vickery, Of Kingwood, W. Va,
spent sunday and Monday in Oak.
land. They we're the guests Of
Miss NcfI's brother, j. Harry. who
is telegraph operator At tho b. & o..
depot.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-05-07
THE DIPHTHERIA CURE.
Pineapple Juice a Remedy within
Easy Reach.

mature has her own remedy for
diphtherla," says Chicago man.
cit Is nothing more nor less than
pineapple juice. l declare that ]
have found it to be as specified. IL
will euro the worst case that ever
mortal flesh was afflicted with.
did not discover the remedy. The col
ored people Of the South did that.
Two years ago was engaged in
numbering in Mississippi. One Of
my children was down withe diph-
liberia, and tAe-question ot AAisd desth h
was simply the problem for few
hours to determine. An old col
ored man to whom my wife had
shown some kindness, called ut the
house and saying he had heard Of
my little ones illness, urged me to
try pineapple juice.
"The old fellow declared that in
Louisiana, where he came from, he
had seen it tried u million times,
and that in each case it had proven
effective. So l procured a pine
apple and squeezed out the juice.
After while we got semc Of 1t down
the boys throat, and in a short
time he was cured. The pineapple
should be thoroughly ripe. The
juice is of so corrosive a nature that
it will cut out the diphtheritic mu-
Gus. ! tell you it is sure cure. -
Nev York Tribune.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-05-07
LIKE THE BRITISH EMPIRE.
We, Too, Have a Dominion on which
the Sun Never Sets.
From the orea, Divide.

From the Great Divide
Webs,er's eloquent DESCRIPTION of
the British Empire is very readable,
but We doubt whether it is gener-
ally realized that we. too, have a
dominion on which the sun never
sets. II will hardly be believed,
perhaps. without an examination
OF the maps, that San Francisco,
instead of being the west line of
this dominion, is only about Md
way between our eastern aud vest.
ern limits; and yet il is fact that
the furthest Aleutian isle acquired
in our purchase of Russian Amer
ica. is as far to the west Of that city
as Eastport, Maine, is 10 the east
OF it. Between the northwest limit
OF Washington Territory and the
southern limit Of Alaska there is a
break OF few degrees but, with the
slightest reduction our territory ex-
tends through 1876 degrees of lon.
gitude. or IL degrees more than
halfway round the globe.
Hence, when tho sun is giving
its goodnight kiss to our westward
isle, on the confines Of the Bearing
Scn. 1t is already flooding the fields
aud forests of Maine with its morn-
ing light, and in the eastern part OF
the Stateis more than an hour high.
At the very moment when the Ale.
utian fisherman, warned by the
approaching shades OF night, is
pulling his canoe toward the shore,
the wood chopper of Maine is be-
ginning to wake the forest echoes
with his stirring music Of the axe.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-05-07
MERIT WINS.

We desire to say 10 our citizens,
that for years We have been selling
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, Bncklen's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell a. we'll,
or that have given such universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and We
stand ready to refund the purchase
price, II satisfaotory results DO not
ollow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity
purely on their morris. Sold by
an Druegists
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-05-07

Mr.. Polk, President of the Far.
mers' Alliance, in recent speech
used the following pointed remarks.
They are worthy OF careful thought
BY every citizen
"The Fifty-frst Congress, but re-
Gently adjourned, was in session
thirteen months. During this time
1t expended in roud numbers s1.-
100000, 900 Of the peoples money,
sum equal to s77 900, 900 per
month, $500, 900 per day, SIO4,-
600 per hour, $l,733 per miultc
and s28 per second. Let us bear
steadily in mind that eighty cents
OF every dollar Of this sum came
from the agriculturists Of this
country. These suffering millions
beseiged the doors OF the Capitol
during that time pleading for relief.
They were turned away empty
banded, their importunities dis
regarded, their entreaties ignored,
and they were insolcntly admon
ished to keep out Of politics to live
closer and work h,rdcr.' The
great mass Of the industrial classes,
North and Sonth, without regard
to sectional or geographical lines.
with one purpose gnd heart, have
locked their hAnds and shields in a
common cause.-The cause Of com.
mon country"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-05-07

The exploring party which is to
be sent to the Artic regions by the
Academy Of Natural Science is now
securing suitable provisions in or
der to start on the expedition about
May 18th. The party will be com
posed Of bnt six persons under com
mand Of Lieut.. Robert T.. Peary.
oftle U. S. Navy, who has been
granted eighteen month leave Of
absence by the Government. The
expedition will be taken north by a
whaling ship from St. Johns, n.
g., and a landing made at Vale
sound, on the west coast Of Green
land. A base Of supplies will be
established near this point and
from there the party will push on
next spring, going as far to the
northeast along the unknown coast
Of Greenland as may be possible.
The party will scale the glaciers
near the coast and by 80 dong hope
to make a nearer app oach 70 the
pole than has ever yet been reached.
Lieut.. Peary has visited the north
before.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-05-07

There IS just one way for a
people to get rich, aud that is as
the French people got rich-pro.
ducing.more than they can consume.
II is impossible for American farm.
ers to get rich as long as they are
required to pay taxes for the pro-
lection Of other classes. Kill the
devil Of protection, then 20 to work
and, with plenty Of elbow grease
and two good crop years. nearly
every pr0vident man will be lifted.
Let farmers work for themselves
divert INC stream thai tnrns others'
wheels TO their own wheels. and all
will soon be we'll. Nothing will
benefit them as iong rs they are
saddled with The slavery Of tariff
protection. Courier Jouruql.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-05-07

The law students of Cornell Uni
yersitY chose Col. Robert G.. Inger-
soil to deliver the annual address
OF that institution, which has
aroused the righteous Indignation
OF the editor OF the Wheeling IN
teIiigencsr, because he says that the
Colonel "makes business of gorge
GUS irreyerenco." This may be
true from a fanatic standpoint, but
1t will be conceded by all who have
an acquaintance with tho Colonel
and his uncharitabl critic that Mr..
lngersoll has displayed more pa
triotism for his country, fidelity to
his party, benevolence TO the poor,
and we dare say, devotion and love
for his family than the editor OF the
LnfeiIiqenccr IS capable of showing.
Such bigoted criticism from Mr..
Hart will annoy Col. Ingersoll
about as much as the self conceited
apologetical hy did the OK by alight-
on his horn. Mr.. Hart may some
time realize that the day of the fag-
got, thumb screw and other inhu-
man means Of torture for opinions
sake have sunk into innocuous des-
titude by the advent Of a higher
and nobler order of morality and
civilization Weston Republican.
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It was Dakota editor who wrote:
"rhe price Of this paper is not in
creased by the Mckinley bill, but
wo wish to correct the misapprehen-
sion Of some subscribers who appear
to think it was placed on the free
list
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SORROW.
written for the Aaer. By
A. W. fnrprr,cK.

A. W. FnrpEnicK.
The tear-drop falls. but not the grief
Prom out the troubled brain;
The sigh may softly seek relief,
But sadness must remain.
The tear drop falls. but not the blight
ofdark despair aud woe:
The prayer goes up for love aud light,
Bot anguish cannot 20.
The tear-drop falls. but still the gloom
Hangs dismal round the soul:
How poor a soincs IL the tombl
How wretched such goal
The tear-drops fall. They bring relief
The hearts rainbow display.
And iol In heavens smile the grief
And sadness melt away.
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Philadelphia claims to lead the
country in the value Of her annual
manufactured products.
Eight large ice houses were burn
ed at Glcns Falls. N. Y. They
contained 5000 tons of ice.
The tonnage of German shipping
passing through the Suez Canal is
second only to that of England.
Since the first Of the year over
GOO. 900 timber trees haze heen-sett
oat IN San Diego county, Cal.
The gronnd or which Yakutsk.
Siberia, is built. is said to be per-
petually frozen to a depth of 612 feet
California. according to the CEN
sus bulletins, has expended more
per capita for school purposes than
any other State.
James Williams. one of the gal :
lantsix hundred IF l,allaklava fame,
committed suicide in quarry near
Cardiff, Wales. 8
Isaac Pitman, the father of pho
biography, is so years Of age. Nei-
ther wine nor beer, fish nor fowl,
ever passes his lips.
Buffalo Bill is exhibiting the In.
dians loaned him by the Govern
ment in Europe as capiiYes Of the
late Indian war.
DIR. John R. Pipes, one Of the
best known physicians Of Wheeling,
W. Va, has been arrested for
grave rObbing.
ExSecretarr and Mrs. Whitney
will this summer occupy tho Villa
at Newport formerly owned by vii
liam II. Travers.
A Wellington, Kansas, couple,
who were married in two weeks az
ter they met, we're separated in just
two weeks after they were married.
The ex-Emperor Of Brazil will
pass the summer with the Duke Of
Nemours, at Bushey Park, in Eng
land. He is in good health and
spirits.
II is said that thirteen members
of the United States Senate are ns-
tiyes of New York. Ohio comes
next with eight, while Pennsylva-
MIA and Kentucky have sir each.
Cultivation Of tobacco through
out the whole of Egypt has been
prohibited by decree Of the Khc.
dive. Those already having it uu-
der cultivation will be subject to a
fine Of 81 900 per acre.
Jefferson B. Browne, President
Of the Florida Senate, is 80 years Of
age. and refers with pride to the
fact that he kept Florida light
house IN order to obtain the means
TO study law.
An official survey shows that
Rhode Island's nearest approach to
mountain is an eminence in Glou-
cester, which rises sos feet above
sea level, and to which the name Of
Durfeo Hill has been given.
II is prsctice Of the Navajo In.
dians to stretch lariat Of horsehair
about their tents at night, "such .
barrier proving entirely effective to
keep out snakes, tarantulas and
centipedes."
The late King Kalakaua held q
$4,000 membership in an American
life insurance fraternal order, and
many . lodge member throughout
Ohio and other States received of
cial notice Of the monarch's demise.
The notices gave his occupation Sc
"kipe"
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TsWa emeiais.
Mayer casJ sha1or
Hee0raer-3amos W White.
Ssaasllnsn--V Martin, Jusius Monros,
EeaxE W. AarAsck, J anes W Flyan and George
A Williams.
BeeietIesf
Hsights q Pythias-L0dge meets every Tue
@SY svaHing at thoir hall over j. w. Biakcr'a
store - 19o o'clock.
Independent Order Of odd Fsllows-Iodes
meets evorF Saturday evening At their hall In
Blshep's Block at f.3c O'Clock
ooldeu halo Encamonent No. "a. l. o. o. n
Reets First aud Third Monday evenings Of
eaeh moath IN the Odd Follows' Hail. over the
fss Tndss6ndeht order os Good rsmplar.-
Lsdge meets every Friday evOning. In the X Of
aall. at735 O'Clock.
King Philip Tribe No rs. Improved order Of
ned A9n meets every Wednetday evening At
s'slesk IN the Knights Of Pytkias Hail over
BLAZERS store.
Churches.
~ D. Church--Hsv " w Rider pastor
gegviees-Proaching every SUNDAY az 1870 m.
% % p. M sunday school n. m Class
ReotlhE a. m. Young Folks Meeting nf e.4s
p.m Prayer heeting every rhursday evening
rresbytoian Church Rev. n. r. McDonald.
PaStef.
ssrviees- PeeschIng every Sunday At io.80 a. no
80 - p. ~ Sunday School af D. M Prayer
Ae9tiae eTcry Wednesday evening
Az. ,. Cburoh--Rov Boslcy Boyce Pastor.
seryiees-freachiua. Fourth Sunday IN each
MGuth
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Frst District-John o. Pendieton. wheeling.
oMo County
sssond .Df.triot-- william L. Wilson. Charles
teYn. Jefferson Co.
fslid pistrict-Joha d. Anderson, Nicholas c.
sesrts DsstTiet-ja ames cApshart. Point Pleas
RRt. Mason county.
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DIRECTORY.
state amslals.

csvernor-A Brooks Fleming, Marion County
Secretary OF Stafe--W. X. Ohley. Marion Co
Asaltor-Patrick r. Dudy. Webster Co.
Treasurer--William T. Thompson. Cabell 90.
Attorney Cenerai-Alfred Caldwell. Ohio Co.
sspt OF Schools-B. ;. Morgan. Monongalia
County.
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'reNln saves Hingwoed AZ 10 r. rs and ~
Nvea ~ funuolfon Rt $50 a. nj. iesves Tnn,cf
tor H iifoa. n and arrives ~ Kinrwood ~ fe.r
q. ~ Leaves kin9wood af $40 ~ sf ma ,r,lt.
- Iunneiiou 90 yt0 >. m. ieavas rnnnsif1y. 4.
ilo RI end arrives at kUrwogd ~ san = q.
If1fns fsiv er-eaf gnnday
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savrens ssur. el ,ppeals.

Daniel 3. Lucas. Prest., Jegerson CO.
Hsnry Brannon. Lewis 60.
W. kslglish. Mason Co.
Homer N, Holt. Greenbrier Co.
=. y, koug, Olcrk. ksuawhA 60.
Alfred Caldwell. Reporter. Ohio Co.
Csnyenes at Charleston second "Wednesday In
J s1uary Wheeling, hrst Wednesday In June
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Vp,,es states senators.
Members efCongress.

0AArlss J. Faulkner. Msrtinsburg. Berkiey
5os1 Il. xenna, Charleston. Kanawha County
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ytsswos1 District, 5. l. stone. Joseph T.
kho6os
yalley--A. J. DeBerry. Emanuel Dixon.
Lyon--I. ". Criss, William b. Taylor
fsao- Ban " Wood ward. Saui'l W Bowman
Fortiand--win. A. Mediums, x. c. Martin.
.GniOn-Lioyd {. shaffer. George deissman.
pieAsant--Jamos p. Fuiisner. A. y. Chidester
tirAnt-Niliiam n. u. Miller
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The tonnage of German shipping
passing through the Suez Canal il
second only to that of England.
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West sise-Amos Hartley MasonioTn.
sheriff Daniel r. Jackson,
neputias--Juiius e. Monroe Kiugwood, VALLEY
sad Pleasant I. w Criss Lyon J. o. Liant =
qnlons r. X. Hanway. Renos +. =. cuppets
Grant; Dorsey forman, Portland.
cisrk Oircuit Court--John W. watson.
olerk County Court. Amt Martin.
Frosseuting Attorney--Neil J. Foriney
esanty Surveyor " McMflcn.
nApf. Of sshoois-Ben u. Eisey.
ASseeser-kast Side. Gabriel Puiliam.
West aide. John y. Perkins.
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bthNe behhtert-kIettnth UtffIet.
wrlism q. woriey, Kinswood. Preston Co.
AipAeas Garrison, Nonongaiia Co.
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sssspA +. Hoke. Kina ~ q. Preston County.
Ceenty officials.
ssnHissfoEKRs oourTr COURT.
arAat District. Samuel =. Conner. Pres.
Heasant, Ben A. Conner.
f,srtland, X. ID. Benson.
qnion, rago r. McCrum.
Asao, Neses n. Sinclair.
a.y0n. Reason A. Poii.
vallay, Nasen Watson.
EsAgweed, Leroy shaw.
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Coaris ConVene.

ooanty osurt- First Monday in January. April.
Ss,E ana october.
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ka9is rates.

f iai Ma1is rates.
KinEwsoa, Joseph NJ. Goodwin. Simeon Nat
tbagiy.
Valley, pave G. Zian. John NJ. strahIn.
Lyea, James AoGee. David j. Gibson,
Esne, n u. WboeIer, r. ". Susnmers
fSrtland, John W. Hill. Preston Glover.
b gakDn, jose W. Shaffsr. JulIus Scherr.
Pleasant, Levi u. Miller u. N Martin.
1raht. W. =. &cGibbons, Ai2ha Hasans.
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Jefferson b. Browne, President
Of the Florida Senate, is 80 years Of
age. and refers with pride to the
fact that he kept Florida light
house in order to obtain the means
TO study law.
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cssnty LrIeiai,

Jssse, rAlrd Jp iieiAI pis;riet.
Sesspk r. Hoke. kina NJ q. Preston Count
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H0nse of Dslexates.
IAst Slde~-Dr. M \. Bryte. Bruceton.
West side-Amos Hartley, Masonioru.
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NEWS AND NOTES.

Philadelphia claims to lead the
country in the value of her annual
manufactured products.
Eight large ice houses were burn
ed at Glcns Falls. N. Y. They
contained 5000 tons Of ico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-06
vornEBFUL DISPLAY IN THE SKY.

Waterloo. Iowa. April (SpeciaD.-A wonderful DIS
play of solar haos was W'neSsea mere SeS,eruS
1o ~ ,ybsoh was the sun, appeared, encircling the
boo,,ors naralle with the horizon. At two points
which with the sun divided this circle into three equal
80 oro two other representations of suns. except
that tbev had no brllnncy Another circle surrounded
,bc snn and extended nearly to the zenith. Inc por
',',,o r,rho,v and at its highest point a reverse
inao o,so dienlaving the prlsmatc coors Joined IT,
GJH, Ee hs circle was another which was OF fainter
INSIDE ns i,,t eun dogs were also visible on either
heht' nh IAN Tbis display lasted about an hour.
The sky a. the tnSr % but te the ees dpsS
came can registered 80 degrees above Zero