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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-30
LEGAL SALES.
CITY SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF's OFFICE CRY CoURr OF SAvASNAH,
SAVANNAH. August 5th, 1892. (
INDER and by virtue OF an execution Issued
~ out Of the City Court OF Savannah, in IA
vor Of III. A. FAHEY VS.. ARTHUR ARM
STRONG, have this day levied the same upon
ali that certain lot or parcel of land Ia the
City Of savaunah, County of Chatham, and
State or Georgia, known and designated on
the map or plan OF said city, as the western
one-half Of lot number fourteen IA Marshall
ward, containing frontage on Duffy street Of
thirty 1907 feet more or less the said western ONE
half Is bounded as follows: North by Duffy street.
east by the eastern half of said lot number four
teen u4l, Marshall ward, south by q lane and
west by lot number fifteen 49,, Marshall ward,
With the privileges and appurtenances there
onto belonging or in anywise appertaining. aud
l Will offer the said property for sale at public
outcry before the court house door of Chatham
County during the legal hours of sale on tho
FIRST TUESDAY IN SEPTEMBER. 1892. the
same being the 9Th day of said month.
Terms cash, purchaser paying for title;
property pointed out by plaintiffs attorneys.
Tenants notified in writing.
L. L. GOODWIN, Sheriff @. @. s.
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At denotes trace of rain or snow.
T. II. SMYrH, Observer, Weather Bureau.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, is Words or MORE In
this column inserted for ONE CENT WORD,
Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want 10 supply, any
thing to buy or sell any business or accommo-
dations to secure; indeed, any wish to crafty,
should advertise In this column
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EoR RENT the desirable residences No. 9s
Il Jones street aud lis Duffy street. Also
the store No. l09 Macon street. Apply to
CHAMPION & QARMANN, llS Bryan street.
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NOR RENT. that very desirable three-s story
4 on basement brick tenement No. 10 Whit
aker street, corner McDonough; has all modern
improvements Rent very reasonable. Possess
sion Oct, list. Apply to WALTHOUR x RIV-
Frs, Drayton and St. Julian streets
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TOR RENT, that desirable residence on the
Il northeast corner OF Barnard and Harris
streets. Possession given Nov. /. Apply to l..
W. LANDERSHINE Executor, at Savannah
Bank and Trust Company
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TOR RENT. from oct. T. residence No so
\ Waldburg street, NORTON FRIERSQN,
20 Bay street TIE n s|'
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ENOR RENT from first October next, store 100
Il north side Broughton, between Barnard
and Whitaker streets. H. j. THOMASSON, ia
Bryan, between Drayton and Bull streets
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NOR RENT, that commodious tenement No.
Il n Whitaker street, corner Hull Possess
sion given Oct LIST. Apply to WALrf0UR x
RIVERS, DraytOn and st. Julian streets 's.'1
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FEO RENT-Col. Estll's house at Tybee can be
rented by an acceptable tenant from this
time until next summer at a very moderate
rent. The location is convenient for nllpur-
poses and the house is in nice order Apply %
or address +. q. BELL, Morning News. -
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ROOMS wANTRD.

ROOMS wANTRD.
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WANTED, room furnished or unfinished
w for light Housekeeping. state price. T.
Hendersonville, n. c.
WANTED. by married couple, room and
w board in private family Address
MINGO, care Of Morning News ofice.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR rem z
TOR RENT. from first October next, tenement
II No "a Cassel row, st. Julian, near Aber-
corn street. II. J. THOMASSON, ia Bryan
between Drayton and Bull streets
INOR RENT, the premises now occupied by
Il the Germania Bank; possession given Dec.
l. For fnrther particulars apply at the GER
LNOR RENT, the house. 1872 Broughton street.
IL occupied by DR.. Roach as dwelling and
dental rooms. Apply lOs Taylor street.
EOR RENT, that desirable three.story dwell
Il ing No, 40 Taylor street one door west OF
Barnard. Has all modern improvements. APP
ply to WALTHOUk RIVERS, Drayton and
ST. Julian streets.
TOR RENT, two elegant houses, one corner
A Jones ana Lincoln and one on Hunting
don, near Habersham, with all modern improve.
ments. sALOMON COHEN.
nor RENT. from first October next store 2i
Il Whitaker street, now occupied by Lester
Grocery Company. II. j. THOMASSON, ia
Bryan, between Drayton and Bull streets,
ENOR RENT, from first October next, store 100
Il north side Broughton, between Barnard
and Whitaker streets. H. J. THOMASSON, ia
Bryan, between Drayton and Bull streets,
NOR RENT. the desirable residences No. pS
Il Jones street aud lis Duffy street. Also
the store No 100 Macon street. Apply to
CHAMPION & GARMANY, lls Bryan street.
NOR RENT, that very desirable three story
4 on basement brick tenement, No. 70 Whit.
aker street, corner McDonough; has all modern
improvements. Rent very reasonable. Posses
sion Oct list. Apply to WALTHOUR x RIV-
ERS' Drayton and st. Julian streets.
TOR RENT, that desirable residence on the
l. northeast corner OF Barnard and Harris
streets. Possession given Nov. /. Apply to l..
W. LANDERSHlNE, Executor, at SAVANNAH
Bank and Trust Company.
TOR RENT. from oct. 1, residence No. so
4 Waldburg street. NORTON PETERSON,
20 Bay street. '.- O. ="
rRNO RENT-Col. Estill's house at Ty bee can be
rented by an acceptable tenant from this
time until next summer at a very moderate
rent. The location is convenient for allpur.
poses and the house is in nice order. Apply 20
or address +. G. BELL, MorninE News. -.
ENOR RENT, that commOdious .tenement No.
~ whitaker street, corner Hull Posses
sion given oct. list Apply to WALTH0UR x
RIVERS, Drayton and st. Julian streets 's,'1
AIOkE and dwelling, corner Wayne and
- Whitaker streets; good stand for any bust
ness. JOHN LYONS.
FOR RENT-M MISCELLANEOUS.
N~@-~~0-7-----7-----r'-~
NOR RENT, a very desirable office. on first
Il floor In Stoddard's upper range by H. J.
DAVANT & SON. 9il6 Bay street.
TURPENTINE MEN, ATTENTTONf-I have
10000 acres of land suitable for tnrpentine
purposes that will lease; land situated on Pen
sacola and Atlantic railroad and Chocta whatchie
river; water and rail transportation. Will lease
In body or in lots, TO suit For particulars adj
dress E. w. MENEFEE, Pensacola, Fla.
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GTORE and dwelling, corner Wayne aud
- Whitaker streets; good stand for any bust
ness. JOHN LYONS
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BOARDING.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MIsCELLAREOUs.
WAGON COVERS Waterproof, at GARD
w NERS, il5 Broughton.
IMPERIAL beer and Virginia Rock Spring
Il mineral water are sold by oil hrst-class
clubs. hotels, saloons and stores. NJ LAWNS
ESTATE, sole agent
DEFORE you buy or sell property consult
ID ROBERT II. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and AuctoneeT.
BLOWERS and Fancy Ferns. Floral designs
II for all occasions al short notice OF StrOng's
pharmacy. GEORGE WAGNER, Thunderbolt
road. Telephone495.
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TOR Rent, two elegant houses, one corner
l. Jones and Lincoln and one on Hunting
don, near Habersham, with all modern improve.
ments. SALOMON COHEN.
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nor RENT. from first October next store 2i
Il Whitaker street, now occupied by Lester
Grocery Company. II. j. THOMASSON, ia
Bryan, between DraytOn and Bull streets.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

= -, ~ A,uTtu - uhpeA iuhBo' W ~ -
DANANr & son, 9il6 Bay street.
TNURPENTINE MEN, ATTENTIONf.-I have
1 10000 acres of land suitable for turpentine
purposes that will lease; land situated on Pen
sacola and Atlantic railroad and Choctaw hatchie
river; water and rail transportation. Will lease
IN body or in lots, TO suit For particulars adj
dress K. W. MENEFEE. Pensacola. Fla.
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WANTED, room furnished or unfurnshed
" for light Housekeeping. state price. T,
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TOR RENT, the house. 1872 Broughton street.
II occupied by DR.. Roach as dwelling and
dental rooms. Apply los Taylor street.
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VNOR RENT, that desirable three story dwell
l. ing No, 40 Taylor street one door west OF
Barnard Has all modern improvements. APP
st. Julian streets.
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WANTED, by married couple, room and
W board in private family. Address
MINGO, care Of Morning News ofiice.
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ENOR RENT, the premises now occupied by
Il the GermAnia Bank; possession given Dec
!; For further particulars apply at the GER
MANIA BANK.
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EOR RENT. from first October next. tenement
Il No. a Cassel row, st. Julian. near Aber-
corn street. H. J. THOMASSON, ia Bryan,
between Drayton and Bull streets
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GHAFTINGS. Pulleys Hangers and mill work
- all kinds, and repairs and supplies. LOM-
BARD & CO., Augusta, Ga.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-11-24
Southeast Missouri Teachers Assoc.
iation.

The regular meeting of the Southeast
Missouri District Teachers Association
will be held at Maiden, Dunklin coun-
ty, Missouri, during the Christmas hol-
idays-December %, % and 80. 1892.
Inasmuch as the Association has not
convened since August, 1S91-nearly
wear and a half-it is but reasonable to
expect that the teachers generally
throughout the district will endeavor
to make our next meeting one of the
best in the history of the Association.
Such an educational arousement as Mis-
souri, is experiencing was never before
witnessed in the Mississippi Valley,
and teachers who expect to keep abreast
of the advancement of the times must
avail themselves of every opportunity
for i'm provement.
1t is needless to enLmerate here the
advantages of these teachers meetings,
because they are not a new feature in
our educational economy. The purpose
of this notice is to call your tattention
to the time and place of meeting, and
to enlist your cooperation in making
the next session a success.
We take pleasure in announcing that
we have every assurance that the good
people of Maiden will spare no pains in
making our visit a pleasant one, and it
will be profitable to the educational in
terests of that section of the district
just in the proportion that we make it
profitable to ourselves.
The executive committee will be
pleased to receive suggestions from any
one interested in the success of the
meeting, and will gladly avail them
selves of every advantage suggested.
The official programmes are delayed
on account of not receiving prompt re-
plies to our circulars of inquiry, but
we hope to have them ready for distri-
button by the 18th o: November.
A. p. VANCE, President.
HATTIE BROWN, Secretary.
A1dress-IrontOn.M Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-11-24
Now For the Tariff.

The tariff beneficiaries have amassed
large fortunes through an unjust dis
elimination in their favor by Republi-
can legislation. A thorough knowl-
edge of this fact caused many hereto
fore Republican states to endorse MIR.
Cleveland. The Democratic party Is
pledged to reduce the tariff, and 1t Will
make every promise good SO far as it
can do so. Much depends upon the
limited States Senate, but from present
indications it has passed from under
control of the protected barons and
the day for the deliverance of the peo-
pie is near at hand.
The high tariff men will not surren-
der without struggle, but as the Re-
publican is no longer able to help them
they must submit. The people, by
their vote on the Sth inst, said very
plainly that the tariff must come down,
and this time the millionaires will not
be permitted to dictate terms. 1t makes
no difference how much the high tariff
men protest or what they say or do,
the will of the people must be obeyed.
When the good of the country is al
stake property rights cannot always be
be respected. This was the case when
the government set the slaves free,
and another emergency exists which
calls for heroic measures.
The country has suffered untold
hardships from a continuation, and
even increase, of war taxes in time
of peace, and it is more important that
the entire people receive some benefit
from tariff legislation than that MIR.
Carnegie's annual income above ex-
penses be kept at the 50, 200. 900 mark.
The people have been robbed long
enough for the benefit of such men
and that they are aware of this fact ii
is only necessary to consider the late
election returns.-JctersOm city 1rib
nne.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill.
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Rrice 25 cents per qox. For sale by r
p CrisD.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-11-24
Notice.

Any farmer or other person who is
DESTROYS of having some painting done
and paying for same in hay, corn, or
wood will find it to his interest to APP
ply to me at once.
THos. PRUITr, IrOnton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-11-24
Children Cry
for Pitchers Ca6torla.
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES.

The REGISTER has for sale
Marriage Certificate Books
so to the book-with stubs.
The law requires the person
solemnizing marriage to issue
a certificate and to keep a
record of the same. These
Books answer all the purpose.
6Oc per Book.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-28
At ST. JOSEPH'S

Proud mothers. admiring sisters and
interested friends thronged st. Joseph S
academy yesterday morning, and with
many delighted "Ohs" and "Ahs"
walked about the spotlesS, airy rooms,
examining the work of tine pupils OF
the school, which was prettily eXhib-
tied. The examination papers in all
subjects are really works of art, and
done with the neatneSs that only the
sisters of st. Joseph could teach. A map
of the world is shown as the work OF
the graduating class. which is made up
of Misses Minnie Farrell, Abbie Dun
can, Mary FITZGERALD, Anna Campbell,
Katie McGeehan, Mary Mills
and Nettie ingalls,. The drawings
from cast show breadth and
freedom of treatment, and are admira-
bic. In decorative art the exhibition is
wonderfully rich. Tapestry painting,
China painting and embroideries of all
kinds are shown IN beWildering variety.
In lace work there is an exquisite rot
chet for Archbishop Ireland.
The work of under graduates is de-
lightful. The school is to be moved
into the Midway district within the
year. and after that time the course
will be moderniZed and extended. The
exhibition and exercises continue to-
day. Yesterday morning a deligh tful
literary program was given, which in
detail was as follows:
Violet motion song ......Minimus
Accompanied by Misses Kate Bettis and
Grace Fitzgerald.
March and song. ..................-.Ju Juniors
Accompanied by Misses Minnie Lander and
Josie Kelly.
Recitation-"Going on an Errand" May Egan
Music. MaZurka
K Schields. N. Linenfelser, NJ. Donahue, c..
Schlieman, NJ. Bodigkeimer. M. Bruce, A.
Butler, K. Belts and n. Robertson.
promenade of the Broadway Bellies
Misses Grace Hines NJ. Prendergast. Eval-
inc Lucas Grace Fitzgerald, G. Schlieman,
Clara McCauley, Il. .Vanduzer, Maud Throm,
A. Caulfield, E. Fletcher A. O'Brien and
b. Baxter.
AFTERNOON EXERCISES.
"Der Freischutz' L. McInnis. NJ.
Brennan. NJ. Caulfield and E. Quinn.
Recitation-'Lesson in Weighing
Miss Grace Buell.
"Danee of the Fairies''-Misses A. Duncan,
NJ Boedigheimer, G. Kenny, G. Campbell,
C. Schlieman, j. Kelly and K. Hughes.
Recitation-'A Welsh Classic"
Miss Ada Donahue
March Triomphole''-
Misses A Campbell and NJ. Caulfeld
Recitation-"Song Of the Market Place"
Miss Nj. Mills
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-28
AID FOR SICK BABIES.
The Globe Fresh-Air Fund for the
Little Ones.

There are scores of people in this
clean-pa we'd commonwealth who would
agree with YOU instantly If you were TO
d well upon the needs for freSh-alr
fund in New York or free ice fund in
Chicago. but when the charity is robbed
of the enchantment distance lends and
is brought right home here to st. Paul.
those same sympathetic people MAIN
tain a dignifed silence and do not sub
scribe.
There is great need for fresh-air
fund in St. Paul. True the city Is not
over-crowded. but just you walk out
some fine day down under the vlaductS
or on the flats and see if you do not
agree with me when l urge the need
of the fund. There are malaria
germs untold in those places, and
fsver germs. The fund is desired
most of all for the sick children or the
town. There are some of them at st.
Luke's hospital, and any physician can
tell you of a round dozen more. 1t is
PROPOSED to collect sick little ones and
send them to some high and dry cOun-
try place, where to fresh air will be
added absolute cleanliness and excellent
care.
A society is to be organized immedi-
ately to take up the work. Just now 1t
is being pushed by a number of promi-
nent women. They are in search OF re-
liable people in the country who are
willing to take sick children to board
during the summer. Failing to find
anv such. house is to be rented and
furnished, and in it the little invalidS
will be installed with trained nurse
aud one servant. A cottage at lake
near the city is offered at S25 month.
A nurse can be secured at S25 month.
The women interested in the work
want to raise $500 by subscription and
are working like TrOjans.
The GLOBE leads off with S25. From
other sources as much more has been
raised. The question now is whether
ST. Paul is too poor, or-pardon me for
saving it-toO selfish to subscribe the
other $3.50, and at once. Mrs. w. Il.
Merriam and Mrs. Edmund Rice are
ready to furnish information on the SUBJ
ject, and the GLOBE will publish a state
ment of the subscription list every day.
For the credit of the town, let US hope
so laudabe charity will be foStered.
Everybody can subscribe, and every
body ought to subscribe. Dollars, quar-
ters, dimes, every cent goes to swell
the total.
1t doesn't seem so bad 10 see suffer-
ing among men and women, but surely
there's not woman in st. Paul with
the mother love in her heart that lies
in the heart of every true woman who
can think of the helpless. sick little
children. sobbing and moaning in close.
crowded, noisy, uncomfortable rooms.
and not add her mite and the mite of
one man to the fresh air fund.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-28

face. She can shampoo hair just as it
ought to be shampooed, thing gwen 10
few people to know, and she can give
YOU endless good advice about how TO
preserve YOUR beauty. She says, by the
way, that if you will always stroke and
wipe YOUR hands from the knuckies TO
the wrists, instead of vice versa, which
is the common way, you Will have nrln,
unwrinkled hands when you are sixty.
This is the advice she gives for the
morning bath. Battle i'll water Just as
hot as even YOU can endure without
being parboiled. Thus with the moist
ure of the bath still on you, you must
be rubbed down vigorously with table
salt. After that shower bath or cold
plunge, and Won go back to bed for
cup of chocolate and an hours rest. Inc
treatment is tonic i'll the extreme, ana
will keep your skin clear and firm.
But after all, do you know, with all
our worrying ana massage theories,
and all that, don't believe We'll come
out in the end with compleXionS
whit better than our grand
mothers had-our grandmothers who
walked out before breakfast and bathed
their faces in dew? Massage is un-
dOubtedly an admirable thing. but the
woman who keeps herself In GOOD
health, and all her internal organs III
working order, who eats and drinks as
a woman should, breatheS deep OF the
fresh air, and believes in the daily bath
as she believes in the infaliibillty or the
milliner and the sweetness or oaoleS'
| will have a good clear skin without mas
sage. She mustn't abuse 1t, or course,
bruise it with stiff towels or poison IL
with cosmetics. If she have a sound
mind she won't, and she will have
| good skin.
As for wrinkles, when they are the
| lines that sketch III the outward eX-
preston of a sweet soul, there Is no
need TO worry about them. Without
them the face would be blank and eX-
| presslonless. If they are wrinkles that
come from a frOwn or pout, or
peevish disposition. massage will not
keep them away long. They are bound
to return and if you fancy for one
moment that YOU can be lll-tempered
and bitter, and cross, and disagreeaOle,
and be rid of the consequences by your
maSseuse, you are very foollsn ana
mistaken woman.
After all. when everything is said
and done. when the last receipt Is tired
and the last story told, the secret OF
how to be beautiful resolves itself into
the brief formula a clever woman L
know gives: Stand straight and look
pl eaSant."
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-28
IN FEDERAL COURTS.

The United States circuit court of appeals
held brief session yesterday morning, and
adjourned until Tuesday, July s.. Harry j.
Horn, Moses Il. Clapp and Anson b. jackson
were admitted to practice in the court on
motion of E. G. Chattield.
The United States circuit and district courts
will convene in the custom house this morn
ing. Judges Alonzo j. Edgerton. of Sioux
Falls, and Alfred d. Thomas. of Fargo. are
in the city, and will try causes in the circuit
court Judge r. R. Nelson will have charge
of the district court and will begin the trial
of criminal cases with the jurors summoned
10 appear. There are not many Indian cases,
cases to be tried in the district court.
Sitting as judge OF the United States cir
cult court Yesterday, Judge Nelson gave re-
hearing in the case of George Douglass
against John d. Laittre. The suit involves
1000 acres of land in the northern part of the
state. w. C. Goforth appeared for the plain
tiff and D A. Seacombe for the defense.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-28
A General Department to
Which They Are Asked
to Contribute.
Remarkable Results in ST.
Paul Of Face Massage
Treatment.
Ladies Interested in the
Globes Fresh Air Fund
for Babies.
Meetings, Doings, Announce
ments and Gossip, All
for Women.

The country has been rent and torn
and rocked TO its uttermoSt foundations
of late by political tempestS. Every :
thing, even to the affairs of women and
children, must oe pushed aside Tor
politics sake, and the women's depart
ment of the GLOBE has of necessity
been crowded out. 1t reappearS with
this mornings issue, and is for the
especial pleasure and profit of feminine
readers. The women who have opin-
ions, and every woman on earth has.
for that matter. are invited to express
them in the GLOBE. Articles OF inter
est to women on all topics will be gladly
received and published. Well tried
recipes of all kinds. whether original
or not. are requested from the readers.
ANY questions on subjects OF feminine
interest the editor of the department
will undertake TO answer, or Will ask
other readers to answer. 1t is hoped
that the women will respond promptly
and freely to the request, and that the
department Will prove a source or Ootn
pleasure and profit TO its readers.