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PEOPLE ACROSS THE SEAS.

ALFRED DE RorHsCHHD has lion
cub that he has trained to follow him
about his house and grounds. He may
find the exercise very lively one some
day.
LORD BRAssEY has a crank, attached
TO a costly barrel organ, without which
he never goes on a cruise, and on
which he plays every evening. The
grinding routine must be hard on the
listeners.
LORD RosEBERY remarked at a re-
cent dinner that wherever in the
world there is a good thing there
would he found Scotsman sitting be-
side 1t Even the canny lad that sits
by himself will confirm this.
JEAN CHARLES CAIN, a distinguished
french artist, is making a brief visit
TO TINS country. VI. Cain is an officer
OF the Legion of Honor and received a
hrst-clasS medal at the salon of 1850
for his ''lshmaer' and Tobias"
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INTERESTING FOREIGN NOTES.

The serpentine dance has been in
troduced in the lions cage by Mime.
Bob Walter.
THERE is some talk about making
sixty-five the age at which English
judges must retire.
PADEREwsKI has written a new Eng
hsh suite, including set of variations
on Home. Sweet Home"
THE 27th of November was the fiftieth
anniversary of the production of the
bohemian Girl" and was duly cele-
brated in Drury Lane.
TIE emperor of Austria, although a
devout Catholic, has finally given his
sanction to the introduction of a law
To require civil marriages.
THREE weeks before his death
Gounod sent to the Academy of Loreto
three parts of a new mass, to be called
''MeSSa de Santa Cecilia"
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HaNana Tnharrn-

In the Abajo valley is a small, low
piece of country. about FIVE miles from
Havana, capableof producing tobacco
enough To make thirty thousand cigars
annually. Without question. the to-
bacco Is the finest grown. The result
Is the kings and noblemen of England,
Russia, Germany, France and other Eu-
ropean countries gobble them up.
Every single cigar made of Vuelta
Abajo tobacco is sold to them at prices
ranging from twenty to one hundred
and fifty dollars hundred. These
cigars are bought and paid for long
before the crop is ever harvested.
Manufacturers. however, with that re
markable cooluess with which some
men are endowed, proceed to call all
qualities and kinds of Cuban cigars
Havana and Vuelta Abajo, when half
of them never saw n cigar of that
urDXNt H.
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a TIPPLING CANINE
The Lamentable End of "A Dog 7
quircd "a Taste for Liquor.


The writer of Natural
Notes" in the Yorkshire Week
referring ID the extract from
Robinson's new book. in which
thor described how "a bear aa
into drunken bout, mentions
remarkable instances Of "a 90 a.
cohol among the lower aulm-
says: Il possessed a very Hr
hound. One day. while ,murr
Scotch whisky out Of Jar lu,
canter, I split a quantity ou ta
Juno. who had been smiling
Immediately began tapping 70
To my great astonishmcut. ~re.
heartily relish the blend. A-
knew that was the beginning 4.
and brief career. Juno hreame
tOrious drunkarl. She frequent
eral public bars and was the -u.
many wagerS. She could Iru
thing in the liquor line uuy'.a
water and milk. ] have seen Def
gering home very early iu %. m
after a booze The end raur|
she was three years old. 4 fr'al
;. and l held a 'crowncr quest
carcass. Ncrdict-Dicd OF iual
tion Of the brain. the effect 1f 4.a
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AN OLD-FASHlONED SCH
The Noisy Mansion Of Isarnipe
DAYS oi the Lon. l-,.

The Noisy Mansion Of Isaruip,
DAYS oi the Long Ago.
The Old system of cduaatIa-
scribed i'm Pleasant Nolnar
Busy Life" Is one. doultI..
many boys Of the present da.
like to sec again in use. The
thought its chief advautau..
giving the teacher "A fair field
tiuencing his pupils with hi. a
sOnality. He described his odd
a. learned but not pedautir K
not ctfUsive, active but uu.
Wherever there was suffering
ever help was required, he was
find his way"
In his school there was mover
discipline. but on the coutrar
deal Of noise. II was "a uo.
sion" But he was 50 pleasant
and made the work So pIra-u
pupils could not help lcarl.iur.
near him seemed 10 make lle-
and better. 1t was an iur.
what Carlyle calls true rG.
soul coming in contact with s..
one Of the greatest luzwte.
joyed was TO find some of hi.
able and willing To take up tl.
branches. His leisure hour b.
voted most heartily 10 them. Do,
after the usual school tim. p
them Euclid and triguuDm.n
led them out on the Saturia-
the shore, through the guIrrie-
the Binn. TO teach them gcUIH.
invited them 10 his house uI o.
evening to see the stars thrt
telescope.
The only examination was ths
one by the prcsbytcry. and n
purely "A matter OF form that
not an ordeal The examine. d
brotherhood. sat beamiug a5m
everything. and went AWAY ut
conscience and sound appctiu.
dinner which pleasantly closed
proceedings.
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An Even Thing.

On the steeple of an old Universalist
church in Bath, Me-. there is a yyoo,I,.n
figure Of an angel 1t is not a renal
apiy hne specimen of art and bas
always been somewhat laughed ol,,r,
especially because of its biob. -
shoes The Bath Enterpris, ,,.e.,ils ~.
story tF1t a former pastor of Tho So.
reS,'ionaI church once accustea a
devoted Universalist with tb,. ,,,..s,;l,,'.
-nr' I'ay ymond, did You ever see an
rhs@l win high-heeled shoes on its
Ieet' why, no, answered Mr.. Raw
.l.,iid' ,.I cant say that ever did: but
'io Eou ever see one without them?'
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ApvERIia,Na IN =,
The Natives of That Country a,
hind As i'm Their Id.

The Natives of That Country A..
hind As i'm Their Idea.
We have been under the T..
that the land of dark-eve5 N
with their wide sombrcros -
jackets and gorgeous silver ~
land of beautiful women Win
lace mantillas, swarthv skin. i
night eyes, was making raDil !,
but this opinion will har-
amended, says Texas SiftiDg,
1t is true that the wcal,I..
have discarded the brighten.
and adopted the unpicturc.or'
mcnts Of the gringo. II +. ~
that in the City Of Mexico NJ
of the streets have been char.l
the political. or intensely -.If.l
nomenclature the most pr.
example: The street of fb.
dian" and Grown of Thorn
are now respectively "Fourtb
and "Diaz street"
These and other changes
infer that Mexico was rapiHr
ing 'gringoized," but thf. d.
knocked endwise by the q
item:
"A remarkable case Is brfn,
the courts here. 4 short ffr
small weekly newspaper hy ii
of III PeI-iq uito published ia
umns an advertisement of q
honse. Another firm IN th. !
has sued the paper for dauar
ing that they have ~aH-
through the publication of m
tiscmcnt of their rival TN.
attracting considerable attrm
Is the first Of its kind in NeNie
In our own country thr m
does not advertise il rrg-lr4.s
subject for the undertake. 4r.
tie asylum.
1t Is strange that the II
should be so slow to recogriz.
vantagcS Of advertising. Tb.-l
class Of industrious citizens
not profit 10y advertising
stance, a burglar overlooked
dollars in "a bureau drawer. arH
cal papers 50 announced. D., 4
the next night ANA not only ed
but an almost new suit of c.aI
sides.
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FlsrHV4 wtr1 DOGS.
Unique Method Of Capturing salmon Use'
by the Anus.

Unique Method Of Capturing salmon Used
by the Anus
The savages Of Sa-halin island have
unique method of fishing for salmon
trout with their dogs, a description Of
which is given in ''Trans-Sib-riau saw
ages. The water around the island
is wonderfully clear The author. who
went out in Il canoe, SAYS the bottom
was distinctly visible, while from
under the canoe the frightened salmon
trout were swimming seaward in such
numbers il seemed rs If it would he
difficult 20 drop n stone into the water
without striking one.
From the time we started l was
puzzled to guess what the AinuS could
be taking thirty dogs with them for.
] was soon 10 find out. At certain
point all the men and dogs came TO
halt. Ilali the men and dogs then
moved farther along the waters edge
about two hundred yards.
At "A concerted signal the dogs were
started from their respective points
and swan straight ont seaward in
single file in two columns. st a wild,
sharp cry from all the AiuuS the right
column wheeled left and the left col
umn wheeled right until the head of
each column met. Then at another
signal all of them swan in line toward
the shore, advancing more and more in
CrcSccntic formation.
As the dogs neared the shore in
creasiug numbers Of fish appeared in
the shallow water, frightened forward
10y the Splashing of the advancing col
umn of dogs, which, as soon as their
feet touched bottom. pounced upon
the fishes as quick as flash.
The animals promptly brought the
fish which they had seized TO their
masters, who cut off their heads and
gave each dog the head which he
longed to him a. his share of the catch.
The dog who caught nothing got moth
ing.
| believe this dog drill of the Ainus
Is entirely unique. 1t Is all the more
remarkable, too, as the dogs, many of
which have been captured from the
forest, are still half wild.
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HAVE BEEN TOTALLY BLIND-DR
SAI.M CURED ME.
have been totally blind 10 my rik hit eve 70,
some years No medicine did me nv good so
Consulted Dr. Sslm who visits Johnst0syn every
:our weeks The Doctor made nne and success
ful operation, So that see once more very
wclI- AM one wishing TO see the cataract ear 40
80 1y g Hing on me at my home at Wilmore Pa
was - years old last May
MARY LITZINtiER
JohnstOwn. Pa.
CT RED OF DEAFN E:SS AND CATARRH BY
DIR. SALM.
our son SJacley mas been very hard of hearing
Tor some years ala on account ol a bad case OF ca
tarrh. We brought him TO Dr. Salm for treat
inent- and now. after only four months he is Al
most enureiy well and l am certain tgat the
b-ctor viii buish "A cure within the time Fet
BENJAMIN LIMHERT
Mardisburg. Centre Co. Pa His father
SUFFERED UNTOLD AGONIES FOR FIF-
fEEN IA H.; TIKI ED SENE IN DIFFEREN +
ibCIORS UNTIL TREATED By DIR
SALM
For the last fifteen years have been suffering
very much; have been treated by seven different
doctors Nearly ali OF them gave NV aiIInent a
di1 uerent name and gave me medicine accord
ihgiy- the result was .hat became worse aud
worse uHtl at lsst | went ~ Dr. sam Who rro-
n"ueced tnN dise4se 10 be OF the bladder kidurys
ana stomach. nd treated me accordingly with
the must splendid result. lie has done me more
-t-'i IN one month than all others IN rfteen
years ana / ieei once ore like ] did sixteen
yeas ago; no feeling Of tiredness OF fatigue as
heretofore can 10 my own work and enjoy IL.
mat was an imFussinility heretofore.
MRS NETTIt. POORMAN
MHeshurS, Centre county, Pa
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What She Was Thinking .bont

The young woman had married and
there was great array of weddinu
presents. She didn't seem to care about
them, however.
My dear" eXpostulated her mother.
who had made the match, .,iust sec
these lovely presents; aren't you inter
eSted in them?'
Not much, replied the bride. Its
the future I'm thinking about DE
troit Free Press
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When Greek brides hair was not
adequate 70 the demands of fashion
she elsed out the deficiencies of nature
with horsehair. Pericles once had Il
citizen of Athens arrested and fined
for cutting off the tail of the states
mans horse To supply marriage wig
for the Offenders daughter.
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WAS REDUCED TO A WRECK AFTER TEN
EARS FEARFUL RANAGES OF CA
tARhH AND CHRONIC BkONCHITiS
DIX. SAI.AI CT RED ME-
For ten ) ears ! have suffered terribly with Ca
tarTh and BToucnitis.. The disease gr5duaIIy eY-
became a physical and meuta wTeck Have
tried our te~t doctors Ia the country, bur grew
worse and worse until As last resort gave my
case TO Dr. Salm and am liad say that a.
uet ms treatmeGt / begun To improve from the
very nrst month IhaL distressing cough and
ana fearful pain in my chest has left me- l need
not st"u Tor breath any more and feel as siruu..
as ever. The most wonderful OF = 20 l. Thar have
not taken a single cold since the nrst month.
GalhtziD. Cambria Co.. IA. . wears old.
TO HIS CARE.
Our little Toy has been cross eyed for some sesrs
ana was gradually SStting worse. We knew of
some spl~uclt WORK pi BT. Saim's ia ohio So w.
entrusted llm chcerElly 20 his care. The arer-
alton was done wiJniu I inmates time and with
'nt pain, ana roU the ey as are straight AS tou
can see hy pictures above
lss Morris street, Johnstown.
tLuSl RE OF TIE TEARDUCT. CURED Ry
HK. >AI.M
have lad a good deal OF trouble vim NV
eyes i"r the last nve yoars-tears running over
ny cheeks continually. Br. SaIm ct Ilet d. clos
q re ui The tearduCt ana operated ou the s.1u,.
nnd now ] can keep my handkerchief in nv
"e"et lhs cad = NiiiiaE my e. cs cou;irUa.Ily.
rs MARTHA CARNEY.
examination ana consuiTaIEnE free n
EN SHr rAINrrtt~cEHenI VIII a AFsuear u,
Address ala communications az Box .
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PcOSLE AND EVENTS.

IT cost the German emperor :
to make the trip from Rome o. NI
go up the mountain and gel
again To Rome.
SINCE Mr. w. w. Astor settled
in London he has grown raiA'
ticular about being called Mr wa
Astor, with hyphen.
Coz. JoHN :. MosBY, the fam'-'
confederate. Is practicing ID" y
Francisco. He is nearly sixty year
but stands straight as an arr"" =
fun of vigor.
Mrs. PRocroR, widow OF inc
Richard a. Proctor. the l'l
astronomer, and the principal y
ant in his professional work. ha'
appointed curator of the Ir't''
servatory at san Diego, Cal -.
RUDYARD KILLINGS father, 7
Kipling, best known in England y
author of Man and Beast in ~
has definitely resigned his aP'l
ment at Lahoe. He has been !.
different health for some tim,
and win probably take up n'
denee perm maDently in England
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iron ana consmitati"n body
40 $50 zoe
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A WOMAN BONE SETTE
She Was Famous Last Century and /
Remarkable. Carr,r.

AefAAA-Al AsaAisAf aaI'a'f.|a
One Of the best known charlr
the last century was Mr., Map
bone setter, who, after leading %
dering life for some time. settled
at Epson.
The remarkable strength with
she was endowed, together viii
knowledge as she acquired fr-
father himself a bone setter. r
contributed to the succc~~ Wu
many cases undoubtedly attends
operations.
She journeyed 10 town twice
in Il coach and four. and at the tr
coffee house operated on her t1U
ticnts, carrying the crutchc- m
Epson as trophies Of hyr skill
Many remarkable cures effect
her are noted In the public Hur.
the day, and there is no doubt lh
was in receipt of very large inc-
In 1876 she was in the height ID.
pcrity. Ia December Of the ucz.
she died AT her lodgings near thg $
Dials 50 miscrably poor that tarI
was obliged TO bury her.
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GALLITZIN HOUSE, GALLITzIN. Pa

Wednesdays December ~ January 24 Ffru, 2 March
June IS July H. August
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Opposite the irnuSylvania Depo
Tuesdays, January , February April
L, August II, September October . 8
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1919 MAIN STREET.

perfect organization. The meeting then
adjourned to meet at the call OF the
chairman
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MR.. Henson Rctireg.

The board of directors of the Bank OF
the Ohio Valley elected on Monday last
met Yesterday morning at the usual
hour for organization. All the old off,
GERS remain with the institution, except
the cashier, Mr.. Franklin P. Jepson,
whose resignation was accepted by the
board on account of q division of views
regarding the matter of salary for the
ensuing year. Mr.. Jepson was the re-
cipient OF a vote of thanks for his past
services in the bank, and takes with
him the best wishes of the entire di-
ract0rV-
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COMMITTEE MEETINGS.

COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
Pursuant to instructions three OF the
committees met and organized. The
council committee organized by electing
Mr.. A. r. Campbell as chairman and
Mr.. a. o. Maxwell secretary. 1t was
decided to have, ii possible, the three
committees work together, so that there
would BIO no clashing. No action will
be taken by this committee until the
legal committee can be consulted re-
garding the rights of the Island.
The committee to interview the
bridge companies met and elected Mr..
Henry Jones as chairman. The situa-
ton was gone over and it was decided
that MI. Somerville, OF the committee,
should communicate with the secre-
taries Of the bridges regarding inter
views with the companies and report to
the committee.
The legal committee mot and elected
Mr.. FIN. Strong chairman. No other
business was done. Tho committee on
subscriptions did not meet.
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To Complete Organization.

Attention is called to the meeting OF
Wheeling Lodge Nc. 23, A. O.. O.. w.
which takes place at Odd Fellows hall.
Friday evening, the 18th inst, and is
for the purpose of effecting the organi-
cation of that body. It is desired that
every charter member be present in or
man can make his full and complete
report to the grand lodge. All charter
members who desire to get in at charter
rates will present themselves promptly
1t ESQ o'clock.
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PROVIDE yourself with a bottle of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and SO have
the means at hand for ~contending sue
c~essfully with a sudden cold. AS an
emergency medicine it has no equal,
and leading physicians everywhere
recommend it.
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MENDEL-on Wednesday morning, January 10,
1891, at SIS o'clock. of scarlet fever, Anna
BATrELLE, eldest daughter of Harry J.. and
Maggie NJ Mendel. aged 8 yearsand 10 months.
Funeral Friday afternoon at2Eo'clock. Inter
ment private at Greenwood Cemetery.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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A vest pocket telescope has been in
,,or rod ~

DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription IS the
remedy. 1t builds up the system, regulates
and promotes the proper functions, and re-
stores health and strength. It's a legitimate
medicine, not O beverage; purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, and made especially for
woman's needs. In the cure of all "femnle
complaints" it's guaranteed to give s%atisfac-
ton, OF the money is refunded. No other
medicine for women is sold SO. Think of
that, when tho dealer says something else
(Which pays him better) is " just as good"
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MACHINiSTS.
MACHINERY. -
& HOWE.

We have in stock at tho present time the fol-
lowing: One second hand HORIZONTAL Engine
and Boiler. LII. p. One second-hnnd Acme Au-
hand Horizontal Engine ana Boiler, 6 H.P One
secondhand Skinner Engineaud Boiler: 10 II. 7.
H..P. One secondhand Spence Traction Engine
and Boiler, 10 One second hand Knowles
Steam Pump, medium size, One
Nolsard Pump. 5I%xSA. One secondhand Hori-
Kontnl Tubular Boiler, II II. ?. One second
hand Horizontal two-lue Boiler. 3SNl6. one
new Acme Automatic Engine and Boiler, 2 4. P.
One newSkinner HORIZONTAL Engine, 70 n p.
Agents American Feed Mater Heaters, by the
use OF which n guaranteed saving in fuel is
made OF 20 per cent Agents Snediker l. Carr's
Power Fly Fans.
WARERooSI, 215s MAIN STREET.
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DIED

WHITE-At the residence of his father. on
Thursday. January liz 1891, at 1880 a. M,
MARsuALLV. WHITE, in his 9th year.
Funeral from the residence of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert White, No. 1o5 Fourteenth
street, Saturday afternoon. January 10, at
$50 O'Clock. Interment private at Green
wood Ca,nefarv
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MANY ladies hnyc taken advantage of
the consignment of Fur Capes Mt Stifel &
Co.'s. No such bargains in the city before.
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READ the INTELLIGENCER's Special Art
Portfolio offer On page three to-day.
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sING, ETC.
PLUMBING, ETC.
TRIMBLE & LUTZ.
Supply House.
PLUMBING AID Gas FITTING,
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING.

A FulI Line of The Celebrated
Snow and Marsh Steam Pump5
y. 49,
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Bucklen's Arnica salve,

READ the INTELL1GENcER's Special Art
Portfolio offer on page,three to-day.
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"Times have ~changed.n So have methods.
The modern improvements in pills are DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They help Nature,
instead of fighting with her. Sick and ner--
vous headache, bfiousness,, c~ostiyeness, and
oil arrangements of the liver, stomach and
bowels are prevented, relieved, and cured
The herald., 1894-02-11
MEMORANDA.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Art and Sketch clubs will be held on
Tuesday evening next, at the School Of
Art and Design. DR.. Weller will pre-
side and Professor De Conte will give a
lecture on modelling, illustrating mis-
subject in clay. There will also be a
special exhibition OF water colors by
Professor Judson. These pictures will
remain on view all of next week.
]. & J. @. Flournoy, real estate agents,
report considerable increase in appli-
cations during the past week at their
office, 12S Broadway, TO buy or exchange
property for alfalfa and moist lands,
deciduous fruit or berry ranches. Per-
sons having euch to sell or exchange
will do we'll to give the above firm call.
Every body knows the class OF crock
cry, glassware and silverwrae that has
always been sold by Voilmer Il Co,
Take advantage OF their discount sale
this week. Sale commences at 8 O'Clock
Monday morning. A hint to the wise
is sufficient.
The Ideal Banjo and Guitar club will
give one OF their enjoyable concerts in
the Y. M. G. A. course tomorrow night.
Admission % and 80 cents.
Thirty dollars allowed for old Davis
sewing machines. Drop postal card to
l28 South Main street.
Professor Payne will organize ciass
for advanced scholars Monday evening,
February 1871.
Rooms at U. S. hotel from 80 cts. up
wards.
Drs. Rogers & Mccoy. Eve, ear, throat.