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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26
PERSONAL.

Z = PAYS for onela dozen LAUNEY h. &
dD'( GOEBEL'S fine cabinet photographs, in.
Guiding one fine crayon portrait free antil
further notice, l4l andl43 Broughton street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26

MAN with push wanted in each city. town
vi and hamlet to introduce the fastest selling
household article on record Over a million
sold ia Philadelphia, VIII pay competent per
son 81 per day. Address, with stamp, w. H.
WILLIAMSON, "A n. Fourth street, Philadel-
mia Pa.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR REM +

nor RENT. house 76 Gwinnett street. be-
Il tween Abercorn and Lincoln WILLIAM
p HARDEE.
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LOR RENT, house southwest corRer VALID
Il burg aud Montgomery streets. Apply l72
Liberty street
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HELP WANTED

4 ADY and gentlemen agents wanted in all
l. cities and towns to sell the Howard COM
binau sign. See business men only; $40 to
SIS per day, Address, with stamp, THE
HOWARD SIGN MANUFACTURING COM
PANY, Sedalia. Mo.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26

TOR RENT, large comfortable house on Duffy
Il and Whitaker; gas and water: recently
renovated. Apply Whitaker and Duffy lane.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26

DARTY who has the rhinestone breastpin in
i shape of snake will leave it at this Office
and no questions asked
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26

DUY Imported Kaiser Beer from the sole
ID agents. ENGEL & ROTHSCHILD. Also
Imported Ginger Ale.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26

TOR RENT "a convenient room, furnished or
i unfurnshed, on first floor. 81 Habersham
street.
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EOR RENT. family go ng away would like to
Il rent first or second floor. or both for the
summer or longer if desired; good location.
A. b. c., Morning News.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26

A TTENTION, LADIES Emma" Bust De-
"a veloper will enlarge your bust iuches
Guaranteed Sealed instrucrions2c or 24-page
illustrated catalogue &C. by mail. EMMA
TOILET BAZAAR, Boston, Moss.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26

nor fifteen doars Most desirable fiat in
Il the city, large, cool, clean with gas and
bath. Apply MRS. WETHERELL. 1l5 Perry
street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26

DRICKLY HEAT and chat gcured. Mother.
L use boracine Nursery Powder superior. %
cents, at druggists.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26

OUR LINE OF Key West cigars will please
~ the most exactng judge. We are sole
agents for Barranco g. Co. s. 'El ProRresso"
factory We are in position to give best valus
for the price. NJ LAWNS ESTATE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26

NANTED--A GENT man owning g new house
w with all mo ieTn i'm improvements on Ander-
son street extended near electric railroad cars,
desires to rent very low to good tenant. reserv-
ing one room for himself. Address 7. o. Box
2fh
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A NEW YORK custom tailoring house, doing
~ an agency business exclusively, and offer
ing the best paving line in the market desires
70 secure an agent, who can furnish a bond to
handle their line in the city Of Savannah. To
proper party will consign sufficient pants pat
terms TO make a showing as reliant tailor
For further particulars address S. J. B., 633
Broadway New York city
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26

WANTED, statesmen TO sell premium goods
w to merchants only; first-class men paid
liberal commission on all orders; exclusive ter
ritory given to energetic statesmen. For par
ticulars address The BLACKBURN COM
PANY .323 and 325 Dearborn street, chicago. I'D.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26

I ERE you are, ladies' supper bill Of fare:
II Neufchatel cheese, Philadelphia cream,
frontage de Brie, Sapsago, Swiss, Pineapple or
American cheese; Holland herring, pickled her
ring, russian sardines and salt sardelles Kosher
smokel beef aud sausaees, clipped bsef and
smo~ed tongues-all these, aud mackerel in
tomato sauce, soused niackerel. brook trout in
tomato sauce, salmon steaks. fresh and spiced
loDsters. fresh and spcsd shrimp, Smoked sar
dimes in oil, bone esq chicken. turk and ser
dimes, lunch tongue and beef and tfllfied
chicken liver wild duck woodcock partridge,
pate de fois gras. Anchovy paste, eevilsd ham.
tongue and game; elegant lime jules and rasp-
berry vinegar, at VI. D. HIRSCH & cos,
BrouZhton and barnard streets.
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NOR RENT, large and small rooms. southern
i exposure, furnished or unfurnished. 1866
South Broad.
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NTANTED. good washuo oman Apply at
~ 81 CASTOR street
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TOR SALE, 80 head Of stock at A. McCOR-
Il MICK'S STABLES.
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7 IDERTY STREET or South Broad property
II wanted for cash; medium or large size
residence. Must be between Barnard and Aber-
corn streets. CASH, Morning News office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26

IGOR RENT, three rooms. with use of bath,
l. over my store; also stable room FOR two
horses and vehicles. w. II. RAY, East Broad
and River streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26

IF you are in nesd or money ana want q
i liberal loan for any length Of Time at lowest
rate OF Interest," on diamonds, watches,
jewelry clothing, etc, and II you want your
valuablee returned In the same condition as left
petroniDe homo enterprise and call at the Old
Reliable Savannah Licensed PaWnbroker House,
1Yg Congress street. z MUHLBEFG, Manager
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-26

SARATOGA TRUNKS; ive.dolar trunks two
- dollars and fifty cents, six-dollar trunks
three dollars, eight-dollar trunks four dollars.
ETC., etc. 152 Broughton street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

NEW YORK, 9l7 W. 42nd street: selece
~ private boarding house; convenient to de-
pots. amusements, shoppinRi bright, fresh,
airy rooms; choice table; moderate.
GUNNER HOUSE in the mountains Of vir-
- ginia. For circulars address MIR. F. RAN
DOLPH, keSwick. Va.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-19

Number Of cats as 70 the responsibility
CT the company. The object OF the
company u 70 supply the growing de-
mand for seal skins which women
are hound 10 wear and
which are becoming scarcer
lnyerssly, as tbs demand increases.
There are many OF our srstocFatlc
ladies' who are now wearing black
cat" seal skin fuTs. The dictstors OF
fash on in New York and Paris have
succeeded IN diyert.ng the public mind
Tor time st least from seal skins 10
big, ugly rooster feathers; but rooster
feathers will be so easily Initiated that
popular favor will doubtless return TO
nign-priced seal skins, add the pro-
ducer Of black cats will be just in time
10 md a large market for all the seal
skins he can furnish. The Black Cat
company has purchased an island in
Puget Sound aud has already taken
steps TO secure all the black cats
on the Pacific coast. Several carloads
have been shipped from San Francisco.
A city. by the way, which has a sur
plus OF cats because OF the discrepancy
N the ratio of women TO men. The
same condition prevails in the Rocky
Mountain region and it is probably less
difficult TO stock farm there than
near Grand Rapids. For instance, the
farm should be on an elevation where
the moon can get full sweep and well
supplied with wood-sheds and back
fences. The farm should be located
With due reference to the prevailing
direction OF the wind and at least u
stones throw or q gun-shot distance
from the nearest dwelling. The Is
lands IN our river and the fields for
miles around I'LL this condition TO a
nicely, and il would give employment
to hundreds of unemployed men aud
boys. The question Of location IS rs
favorable to US IS il is to other cities.
All We need is the ambition to start the
enterprise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-19
Cruelty Rewarded.

1.-THE reward Of well doing is undoubtsd-
Is in ITSELF" said discouraged little lady.
There certainly seems to be no outward
and viE.As compensation" Tie words
were spoken in n moment Of pd.ulancc, for
she had tried to do her best, and the result
had proved sadly dsconiitinG For many
years she had lived in a small house in the
city, ard now, after much persuasion. her
landlord had consented to brighten il with
new paint and paper.
But can't take the trouble 10 select
the paper" said he IF you will do IL for
me I'll settle the bills But first, Of course,
I'll give you an estimate Of what can af-
ford to pay"
The lady was only too glad TO do her
part; and more than that, she was of
course delighted TO have the paper just 20
her liking. SO she trudged about the city
trying her best to serve both beauty and
economy.
She had excellent taste, and by iint Of
hard thou ght and the wear of good shoe
leather she succeeded in bringing about
como really lovely combinations of color
Then it occurred TO her that in the case of
her more pretentious rooms she might buy
better paper IL she would undertake 10
put il on herself and thus aave the expense
OF workmcn.
At the cad Of a month her thought and
labor had their reward and she was salts
fed.
Then IL happened that the landlord drop
ped in 10 look things over.
"wsll. well. be calculated. after an IN
spectien OF the three foors. this does beat
all You only laid out what I told yoU
, and you've made IL over into a new house Z"
we think it's pretty" said the lady
nodeStly, yet with pride.
A sudden thought had struck the land
lord. lis face grew VERY grave.
"rll tell you what IL j.. Mrs. NJ
said be This house j. improved lis
three times ~ desirabls az il vas"
Ten times 20 me, " said she, iunccently
We'll, then. I'm very sorry, but the fact
Is ! must raise your rent ~ Youths Com
panion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-19

She can execute = rharsedy by List ~ few csn
do H.
She can warhle schaber;s screnade-youu
listen gladly u IL:
She can give q scene from -iugcmar." from
.siIsriirs" or ',otbello."
Her manners very fetching. and her voice h
sweet and mellow.
She czn Ill story nicely. and she's something
Of poet.
And there's 40, fad that comes 10 town hut
abs the first Ia khss H.
She's deyoiee OF kip'inE. and abe Ike tie
style ~ lhscn
She's up" Ia AT. aud raves about Do Ma orses
and Gibscn.
She enjoys college, football game would wsh
five miles 10 view u.
knows the latest rosc-or orcbfd-and tho
florist who first grew T.
She dances Ike a sunbeam. argues free trsds
and protection.
And anSiously. intensely watts the coming fs1
election
she can teach a class in Sunday school. preside
at some hiGh tea
She reads En1erson ana Sse4eEborg and TALK
thcoso.hf.
She aiie-sds aohool OF languages. and also one
Of cooking.
And apes the poses - Delsarte To keep herself
1.-the loosing.
And her gtest -rrandgreth~rs portrait. watch
was dene in eighteen twenty,
Keeps watch ealihosEa suggestive quite q
dolce far nieHtel-
Keep watch snd wonders eske Who cav the
crnfnry's scrinnirrl
A. Tire many charms u takss 20 make med
era maiden winningi
-csarsonssi cofsneyetal Ga,stts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-19
REVENGE AND MALICE.

Editor Of TaE HERALD:
The spirit OF revenge and maiics IS
very rank among some who cali them.
selves members OF trades unions and
labor organiza and it seems 10 be
the only principle such members adyo-
cate, no matter If 1t IL detrimental 20
the card inal interest of such unions,
who honestly believe in the prime pie
OF good governmeu. aud the elevation
OF the laboring classes to Il higher
sphere IN society. "a Union Mans
Kick" appearing in Fridays Morning
Press suggested TO orr mind the above
paragraph, and we hasten Ia call the
voters in the Fifth wards attention to
the Union Mans Kick" WAC left the
mark IN. T. L." on the bottnm Of ms
communication, wherein he vented hs
spleen against an innocent hui'dng,
the "Goosen hall" on Ottawa street.
because the pc 1ple's party i'll the Fifth
ward hold their meetings IN 1t, just the
same as all other rar;ies do. because it
is centrally located and a very commo-
dious hall for holding public meetings
of any kind in. The ex.street car
dryer--as the kicker calls himself
after stating an untrnsh rs to the
ownership of tho hall. winds M his
splte-venting G mmunicatlon with THE
remarkable evidence OF tho lIpycottlug
principle lurking within his patriotic (?)
unoDist bosom by saying that"As an
ex.street car driver aud staunch
unonst, can not helm but kick, and
all have to say is, il | lived IN the
Fifth ward and the party did not cease
dealing in scab gods. would vote for
the devil before would q nominee on
their ward ticket" To quiet the evil
spirit within the kicker. "a exhibited
by him self in his dictatorial article, a
vctcr in the Fifth ward wishes To say
that the peoples party in his ward is
COMPOSED of men who are not dictated
by maiice or revenge when they cast
| their vote for an officer to represent the
people of the Fifth ward in the coun-
ellis of this city's municipal gnveru-
ment. Resides, there are many voters
IN the peoples party who are not 90
party blind or prejndlced as the kicker,
hut they can see that they can con-
scientiously cast vote for q candidate
for Office not on their ticket, aware
that such candidate is the best man
| for the position, and that without
committing the blunder OF voting for
"the devil" as the kicker of the union
suggest he would do. If he voted in the
Fifth ward. The Fifth ward repub-
licans will nominate a strong ticket
next week. one strong enough for
every voter to stand upon, real peo-
pies ticket, ticket for and by the
people. Vote for il.
FIFTH WARD VOTER.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-19

too. slmo<r's nsQca as the prUaoent We
have - have 'em &C lssrn the n~w men the
wa 'roand JEST look 81 Zap q our likt-
lt's iiks this.
We starr down 10 The foos 81 Twenty
third street. then We rsa - Ninth sv nos,
then to Hudson, thea 70 bleee1er, then 20
Brosa~sy, then 70 Park row, then ~
Be<kman then 10 South, then 20 Fulton
ferry ant thsn We waters tss bosses
starting back. We 60 - William, thsn ts
Ana, then 10 bFoz11way thea 20 Bieocksr,
then 10 Asedeugai. then 20 West foarsh.
then - WeSt Tenth, then "a hudsox, thsn
20 Ninth az ner and then 70 the stable.
That one Of cur routes. Tie ot<.ex oase =
worse still
'-0lds / be. i sometimes have 60 siop
when l come 20 a corner and scratch my
head bit fore 4 know which way ~ go
Butts ] said in the beginning 'tsint nothing
u what II was fore We goS these iectrlo
lamps"
Ever set lost yeurselff" asked the re
porter.
NO, / never did. but friend of mike got
lost though. an they didn't see noIhin Of
him for two whole days Then they got a
dispatch from him dated way up IN West
chester county. sayin. The cars all right,
an the bosses IS ali night, al I'm all right
but we can't md our way back 20 the
stables 90 saTe our necks.'H
You don't nlean 10 say that any such
telegram as that ever came 70 your super
intendent. do yous" demanded the reporter
That's what | said, responded the
driver somewhat haughtily; IAN I'm the
man that had 10 go an hiring the ear IN
You never see two men gladder the con
ductor An driver of that car vas wAen Ia,
sat eyes ca me.
The FIRST thing said was. 'Hcw'd you
get lostg
We'll, says the driver, twas awful
foggy night, SAYS he. an reckon must
a got onto the wrong track somehow
.That was all he could say about IL 'cept
that the further be went tie worser he GOT
lost"
why didn't he ask some Of the men on
the other lines the way homer" inquired
the reporter.
"He did, b;t they wasn't friendly, an
gave him wrong directions. Probably il
wouldn't "a happened 'cept with very
late car. The Griver'd got long way of
our line fore he discovered IL, an when he
did and Il out an ask Of the other drivers
ilt mt Ntac W Gbii4t ~ - A-<As
and sendin him till they got him complete
ly lost"
Excuse me-" said the reporter, ''but
can't stop TO hear the rest Of the story DOW.
I've COT TO get OF here and go to fire, bat
il You'll give me your name I'll come
around ana look you up tomorrow and get
the rest of it. It hasn't ever been pub
llsbed. he's its'
''Oh, no." answered the driver. Then he
took the reporters notebook and pencil
and wrote his name and address, "B. o. s.
Siyre, loo Bunker street"
Thanks said the reporter gratefully,
"i'll come and see you tomorrow forenoon. y
But he didn't. IL suddenly occurred 70
him rs he looked at the car drivers name
that "B. o. S. Siyre" spelled something
that sounded like Boss LIAR" and ther
he knew that the driver had made game OF
him.-New York TIMES.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-19
rRosIsIrIos Absurd.

Men and women who have given the
subject OF drunkenness dispassionate
study, and who have looked AT the
cause from every standpoint, are pgsc-
tlc2lly united IN the opsnlon that It Is
not alone vice, but that i is dis
ease. Not disease that - lnvoiuntar-
lily contracted. but enc that from his
conscious or unconscious assistance
tastens Itself upon the victim with an
unyieldIng grasp, 40 that the drinking
Of alcohol becomes not only necessary
but 10 makes the sufferer n complete
slave 10 the Unsuitable appetite which il
creates. This IS the modern and hui
mane theory of the broadmiuded stu
dents OF alcoholism. IL is the theory
upon which DIR. Kelley based his re-
searches for q remedy to cure the DIS
ease. 1. is a theory that has been re-
solved into au indisputable fact. And
the fact that drunkenness il a disease is
demonstrated every day at Dwight.
H., and at other places where Kelley
institutes are maintained, where classes
numbering from five TO nifty men are
vent forth into the world restored to
their normal physical and mental con-
dltlons. These classes are recruited
from the ranks OF men of bright in
tellects in all stations OF life, who were,
before visiting Dwight, little else but
weak and remedies victims to the
drink habit. Tnoy 20 there as drunk
ards-they depar, as men clothed in
their right minds and freed from the
snackles which enslaysd them. Out Of
over 5000 patients cured. less than
five per cent suffer 9relapse. In view
of this result. the continuance of the
political organization known as the pro-
hibitioa party becomes q ridiculous
farce. How many drunkards has pro.
hibition reclaimed7 Not one. On the
contrary. IN states where prohibitory
laws are on the statute books, the wors,
cases of the alcohol disease are en-
countered. At least they are more
stubborn in yielding to the X eeley
treatment than the cases sent to Dwight
from Kentucky. where whisky flows
like . summers fountain" Prohibi-
ton of the manufacture and sale OF
alcohol involves proved imposslbility
Prohibition OF disease involves an alb
surdity so patent that it proyokes con
tempt for the prohibitors. II prohi
bitionists would stop thes pread Of the
drink disease, they Will husband ths
dollars worse than wasted in paying
convention expenses. and devote then
10 paying for the cure Of the poor
devils whom prohibition whisky hal
driven mad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-19
The Cn.ntn.

Some remarkable statistics, interesting
from several points OF view, In regard t.
the coyotes in California have been com.
piled by the comptroller Of The state sine
an act OF the legislature fixing "A houn;y o.
FIVE dollars 90 each coyote scalp went int
effect Ia less than year Sa-sso onyoas
have been killed Gnd scalped ia the state
aud nearly $4,000 have been paid IA tfi
hunters In one county alone. Kern. az.
oa5 mas been paid in bouDtieS TDlar
county got G.. &C, and I.o~ Angelcs 8. OK
No clai.as were presented FROM San Fran
cisco, but the neighboring county ooilecto
s995.
The statistics have surprised naturalist
and legislators. In the adjoining tern
tories q, Arizona and New Mexico coy
otes are plentiful. but arc vklueiess, and IL
is generally understood that the hnnser,
in the territories are doing a prosperoc'
business in exporting coyote scAlps 70 Ca
iforni2 -ExcAsngs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-19

She lad brown, oval face and liquid
brown eyes, tiny. pointed chin and a red
meath with a dimpls st enc corner. Al
this sectarinn co-esucational college.
hedred IN by restrictions. she lovea--the
rules ~er. Toverlsss % pTsve8t ia
melancholy cred. soznfsr visaged Young
man. the Admirable Crichton" 81 the
school,. That hs never encouraged her de-
votion made this lo-s passage s-etn r. her
only the frore romantic and uncODfDon-
see ASSUMED q becoming expression ~
quiet wcfsring and she slept every night
With his picture elasped By her diupjed
hands: and every morning tbs chan o-s--
maid rescued his classical festurts from
the foos q The rod when sue shock up THE
ela= hes
Alssl n. l-ft ts~ .rhool ~ish his love
up~roken
There arrived ~ the sceDt ysuDs pro
fs~~or = nusic frssh frgs the t--rsz "A
universities, vish riirzinr biu. svs ard
q sozf q boun.ilsss irrsTereBte lie play.
81 TIE pipe e~esn divinelF zF,d seszoe1 -
have tie -ori ~ All rEsus8csl irstrazlt ~
Ms whi.e. sssppse finger tips
TIE S~~zu~sfwx wAlt&ss tsrf w-unz rasr
vove INFO .kp valsnssrlss pro4uoca Their
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-19

Hire a man to work at the rate of one
cent for the first month and then agree to
double his salary at the end OF each Of the
following months for term Of three years
and see how greatly yoa will be surprised
when ne calls for the grand total Of his
wages. Here arc the figures in n NUTSHELL
First month. cent. second, ?: third. &;
fourth, 6; fifth. IS; sixth, y, seventh. Gi:
eighth. sl.e5; ninth. $50; tenth. 6. 70
eleventh. sl0.24: twelfth, SO IS, thirteenth.
$685.; fourteenth, Ssl.9e; fifteenth, $i63sl;
sixteenth. S3I6s; seventeenth. sO553G;
eighteenth. Ssh -; nineteenth. &, GIT. 4;
twentieth. IS, ef7 os; twenty-first. $40, as. i6
twenty second. So, 9sS32; twenty-third,
Gal. 1864; twenty fourth, SO, e5s.2s; TWEEN
ty-iifth. $685. 9oS.5 &c; twenty sixth, 1851,
IL; twenty seventh. s5SS, 69S. %. twenty
eighth, 81 ,3o5, 35o.4S; twenty-ninth, G. 65i,
5496 thirtieth, a, 600 coo 90. thirty-irst.
ts.6ls ol9Si; thirty -seoond, siT, 2S5. 0sa .6S,
thirty-third, S., A., DISCS; thirty -fourth.
$is.9s4, 1872; thirty-ff siS7. sss. SlS. a;
thirty sixth, ss75, 176, eo0S2 Grand total OF
the thirty-six months or ahree years sal
airy, s552, 554, 253 G5. Cor. st. Louis Re
ruhlic