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New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
IyVESTIG 1TING DR. w. d. BEf ; Dhdi"
FRIENDS THINK IT sTRANGE-THE BODY NAY
BE EXHUMED-HE WAS Az UNCLE OF
THE PRINCESS COLONNA.

Tho death of Dr. Melville ID. Bryant, whicn &C.
CURED on December q. at No. 81 Greene-ass'
Rrooklvn. is being investigated by his frlenos ne
was III for two months, and while chronic rnenih-
g,,is was the diagnosis. some things about MS cas-.
are regarded as strange. He was a bacheo' anu
lived with his mother They had TWO seiEa''''
I,zza Harris a gir-of-all-work, and Robert hos"'
the colored coachman. The latter was arrestei o."
saturday for the theft of jewelry ana money "
longing TO the estate Of Dr. Bryant In MS pos
session were found a check for Sl6l' stolen from
letter sent by a patient to th" physician am am i,h
Mills supposed to contain morphine, tVee'"e' "''
a CAPSULE which had contained morphine ,,.,s,a
Rose said ne got these from tne dVS,oi s,a1ysi
basket IL Is proposed 10 have the pms anas @ 49, 49,
IN see what they contained. Dr. Bryaht W. W. 80,
nosed 10 the use of morphine. but Tor me ias' ~"
months before his death he was frequen.,nts ~ "a
STATE OF stpor as IL this drug or some o1ner iau
Iaan taken bv him. When ne was III hvss ny. NJ
,anlsd him and the doctor had complete coI.,''e ~
IN him preferring him to trained hurse. ,rss 80
last fortnight of his life, however raiheu .rlI,,
attended him Foster J.. Backus' "hose IA la',t,r 80
nhvscian Dr Bryant was, had Rose ar .,i,, IL
theft He said yesterday that ne dil nUI MN, bn,
thet Dr Rryant's body would be exhumssi' 9i M
this would depend upon the ANALYSIS Oh ,"S y, p''',
hrnther of the first husband OF ne WIZ 91 Svi
ho w, is Seeking a separation from her husband
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
GorERyoR BROWN AGAINST THE RArLRoiDS

Louisville. Ky. Jan. 2.-The Kentucky General AS
semblv organized for work at to-day. The
first business before II came In the shape OF Inc
biennial message from Governor Brown The docu-
ment Is significant. chiefly on account of the bold
stand taken by the Governor against railroads ne
asks for the passage Of law empowering the
Railway Commissioners OF the State 10 adjust
freight and passenger rates. As for the proposed
ABSORPTION OF the Chesapeake. Ohio and southwest
ern property by the Louisville and Nashville. the
Executive announces that he will fight II TO the
MANAGEMENT for the penitentiaries are other re-
forms ne advocates. Carroll elected Speaker
amid much enthusiasm and all the other Demo
cratic caucus nominees were confirmed py strict
PARTY vote The time for the election OF ntel
states Senator has yet TO be agreed upon. senator
Lindsay has opposition.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
~ alleged swIyDIryG CONCERN.

Horace b. Kirkwood was arrested by fos''n''e
Insnector shopp yesterday on the charge OF using
the mails for swndling purposes h"k"oo. %
accused of being the manager of the Wagner Fiano
rnn,nv No ia Nassau-st.. about which the
ryihnne has received inquiries from persons IA
various parts OF the country rms con1ert a','I- vi
,isad Thar II would send elegant high} pol
,sbed', niano TO any one who would G.Ve 10 TX me
names OF persons who might become purSnn5c rlre
to send s3 TO pay express charges. etc Ine piaao
was a miniature one. a few inches tan .
Kirkwood was released In Nco by tohhliSs.otc.
Shields The circulars desci ibed IN the conli,lelnI
were sent TO +. Clause. Market Square, virginia
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
NOTING INTO NEW QU1RTERS.
THE STREET CLEANING DEPARTMENT HAS Es
TAErIsnFD ITSELF IN THE CRIMINAL
cnr.rrr III IInING

rho new Criminal Court Building. at centre an"
Franklin sfs has got its first tenants III ""ee'
Cleaning Commissioner Andrews anu "'' U''
men, The Commissioner began TO move papers ana
e,,,i,rrs fran the Stewart Building on Saturday
n,,h, and Yesterday the bulk Of the property ana
archives followed Mr.. Andrews has possession OF
snaclous quarters the NTH floor of the big bun,
ng and the transaction OF business orsdn bt r,tt 10
~, ~ although in a sort OF joint partnership
yri,h the painters ard pasterers, whose "orh -
not vet finished. The departments oihces taSe IN, III
,,lirs, The Board Of Heath and the Excise
nanartment Will move tn re this week probabiy ana
Ee es,ahlished on the same floor win The street
Cleaning Department.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03

over the vessel fore and aft She Deca hsln, Finally
be as cot before the wind and seas ana iVL sbnots
hours she ran before the tempest W. swent from
we're ama she'd and everything movap'e s"'P' ~
the decks. - ..o Eorost TJome ex-
vas nearly exhausted. and the captain ~ r. The
20 into Fayal In the Azores. TO phar repe'h,s % and
S,oar,er sailed from Fayal on December " ,sd,,
had nothing but bad weather all the way " "'
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
MORE TALES OF TIE TENPESTN.

The steamship Forest fiolme arrived here yeser-
day after tempestIous voyage from Hamburg.
she left Hamburg December 8. AS soon as she
90, out OF the channel she caught severe gale
accompanled by tremendous seas. She struggled
against the winds and seas as best she could max
ing headway s'owly on December IL there was Il
,.rr,ac gale from the westward. IL increased TO a
hurricane. with squalls and q heavy downpour & on
rain The seas were tremendous That nign' ,as .ns
Invisible from the bridge. The great seas broke
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
UorELS ABROAD FOR AMERICANS.

The Midland Railway Hotels, beginning with the
A,lelph at Liverpool, and ending with the palatial
Midland Grand. London, owned and operated by
the Midland Railway Company OF England. and
- ,ha direct management of William Towe.
Iavs bern one of the chief factors IN making th
picturesque and famous Midland Route To I.oiiioi.
tourist who finds their situation. directly ADJOINING
,bs differsnt stations OF the company great con-
vap,ence I'm addition to the saving OF cab hire ana
innutnerabe porters' fees. The "up-to-date modern
nnmforts and sanitary arrangements are sIeclai
features Of these hotels
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
GOV. MITCHELL AND THE PRIZE FIGHTERS.

Tallahassee Fla. Jan. 2.-tiovernor Mitchell said
to-day; "The Corbett Mitchell prizehght Will not
take place In Florida unless the Supreme Court
f this State decides that there IL no law prohibit
,ng such n nght 1t viii not be necessary To pro-
claim martial law TO prevent such hght. but were
II NECESSARY | should not hesitate 10 proclaim II,
"a / am determined TO prevent this nght by any
and ali means within the reach OF the Executive.
There can be no doubt TO my position. ana peo-
,ia who come here with the expectation OF seeing
the laws OF the State violated by two thugs ana
their aIders and abettors will be disappointed"
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
= rr,,TT-REy on THE CHTRCH AND THE WoRiD'

\ series of lectures is to be given in the NhuIt"
Of the Divine Paternity. Fifth-ave. ana FORTY
st on Sunday evenings this month on Ihe 'Hur'"
ond tho world" Jacob A. Riis will give lecture
s,,,i m ~, sunday evening on How the Other nan
Lives 1t will be illustrated with stereoPa''bn % ,bc
Sniou,ng this will be lectures on "Mhai 'au ne
s,bmrch DO for Prisons and Prisoners! by W; VI.
= Reund: ''The Work of Organized charity, py
,,naries II Kellogg: 'The Needs of WOrkingwomel
nd our Duties 10 Them" by Miss Alice L. Wood,
hrIdge. The Achievement and Mission OF Organized
Y,hor' bv Samuel GOmpers, president American
E'e,lera ton OF Labor.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
N1OKEEEPER AND HEIRESS ELOPE.

Racine. Wis, Jan. 2.-society circles In this city
were surprised yesterday by the announcement OF
the elopenent and marriage of Miss charlotte
Davis a known young woman Of this city.
daughter of the late Captain Davis, Of the United
States Navy. The bridegroom was j. r. McCann.
~ Chicago In company with friend, Mr. McCann
o,rrived here Friday and registered at a hotel by
arrangement. he met Miss Davis sunday Wornhg'
al, 1870 % ,hey were married After the wedding they
took a train for Chicago. Mr. McCann Is believed
.ooh -. n bookkeeper in Chicago. Miss Davis is In
IT, own right an heiress and her age is seventeen.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
THE cRONWELLIANS READY FOR BUSINESS.

The farccal Cromwellian Board OF Aldermen
informed Mayor Gilroy yesterday through "Hll""
T. Demarest jr and H. NJ. Abel, that 1t was or
oar,zed and ready for business Mr.. pemarest
suggested that the "Board' would like to have the
Mayors message sent IN At once Ihe Mayyr 81, ue-
ciuned 10 hold relations with the Cromwellians.
lie viii send his message to the regular Iainmany
Hoard next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03

Thomas Murphy H. r Mulvaney and Daniel H.
Finn. Samuel Wolf Mr. Clancy.s old court s.snpis sniy
rapher was put In the place of ex-Depity 'e,s, H,,
Iohn N Foy nromoted TO Warden of Ludlow stree,
Jail and ex-Alderman James f. Butler suc'eeu',' 'n
James Young. turned down. The depu'les ''
rlcs s. 800 year. -. oo,,r
William r. Silngs will retain the ONO ,,,i o Joa an
sci 10 the Sheriff at 5000 although ms Othctdl ~
pointment was not made yesterday NO cha"t,r
have vet been made In the clerical force. anu ,,c a."
are expected John T. IIlly. cashier; Messrs. NJ, NJ
cormIck Levy Weaver. Hickey and otner c'e'"S
will be reappointed.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
ryry OPDyy iyrE OPENLY VOL iTED

The city ordinance which prohibits the throwing
Of orange peel or similar refuse upon the sidewalks
is now violated more than ever In former years
street venders OF fruit were required provide re-
ceptacles for rnds and peelngs, and 10 display
upon thrr carts pacards on which the ordinance re-
farred ID was printed. "A warning to customers
who take light luncheons in the street
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
4 CHARGE AGiIysr 4 POLICEMAN DISMISSED.

\ charge recently made against Police Sergeant
James c. Cooper. of the fremont station that he
had wounded boy with birdshot near his home In
Woodlawn, was dismissed by the Police Com
missioners yesterday The Grand Jury recently In
vestigated the same charge and refused TO indct
the sergeant
rested a boy and let him go without taking him 10
the police station, the Commissioners inflicted
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
PLANS FOR THE SPEEDWAY TAKING FORM.

vice.Presldent Dana. Of the Park Board called on
Mayor Gilroy yesterday, and was encouraged TO near
that his plan for two sidewalks on the Harlem RIVER
speedway was looking up. Tho Mayor tod NJ
nSna that chief Engineer Brlsall Of the Pubic
Works Department. had announced that the pans
Of the speedway must provide means for trahspofta-
ZION Of coal across the road at the High BrllSe
nnmpng station This viii require the construction
Of either bridges tunnels over or under he speed
yvav such as Mr.. Dana has advocated. lie VIII
Law the newly found evidence" before the PARK
BOARD when II meets to-day.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
propryJyG or TIE SENIOR EVENING SCHOOL.

The free class IN architectural and mecnahicai
drawing al the Senior Evening School No. "''
in FIftv-second-st. between Eighth and Ninth aVeS'
.u resume its course this evening students OF
rnhi,ecture machnisis, stOne-cutters masons car
nontcrs catinet-makers. and those working AT the
trades in general should Apply OH any S'''"o' o's"
me hntWern I and y O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
THREE HEN KILLED BY 4 PRENATCRE BLAST

Boston. Jan. 2-Three men were Killed and three
injured by the premature explosion of a blast at
Townsend and Washington SITS. in the Roxbury
District. this morning Those killed Thomas
Hardeman. fifty years old. foreman of the gang Of
workmen Thomas Black, thirty five years old; Pat
rick Huse. thrty-eght years old. The injured are
Cornelius Leary. forty-hve years Old probably IA
L,-.a-.l.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
THE APPOINTMENT NOT TO BE MADE YET
MAYOR GIIROY WILL WAIT BEFORE NAMING
SUCCESSOR TO POLICE JUSTICE SMITH.

SUCCESSOR TO POLICE JUSTICE SMITH.
Police Justice Soon B. Smith, whose term OF Of
ace expired on January /, visited Mayor Gilroy
yesterday and the two had a shorOtalk. Justice
cr,,h "a far from WELL and the Mayor told him
that he did not mean TO appoint any one to sue
ceei him lust at present. Auerward the Mayor
satd that II was the only vacancy he had TO MI
now and there was hurry about H. Justice
Sviih would hold over under the law until his sue
cessOr was named. a.
Scion H. Smith is a Republican, and was first
anpolnted by Mayor Cooper. After that term ex-
,.trrsd he was reappointed by Mayor Grant in May.
lisa To- III out the unexpired term Of Justice Charles
Welde, who received long term MT smith was
the Republican Executive Committee.
Ii is believed that Under sheriff John H. sexton
viii be appointed 10 succeed smith
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
SHERIFF. cLANcY's REAppoINTMENrs.

SHERIFF CIANCY'S HEAFFOIN NITl-NEo'
Sheriff Clancy yesterday reapponted ten OF the
twelve deputy sherns who served under his prede-
cessor. The lucky men were Joel o. Stevens, David
Barry, Frank ]. Walgerlng. Peter McGuinness, John
N Tracey Victor Heimberger, James Carraher,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12
Notice of Special Aeetinx Of
County Commissioners.

Notice Is hereby given that .
special meeting OF the County Com.
m'esloners of Buffalo County, SO.
Dakota, will be held at Gam Valley
5. d, on Saturday, july 2lst, 1894,
ia. make the necessary arrangements
for the rebuilding of bridge in the
northwest part of lOs-7O and to
transact all other business that NAV
legally come before SAID Board.
Dated at Gam Valley, S. d., July
10TH, 1894. ARTHUR G. HILL,
County Auditor.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12
Commissioners Proceedings.


End July, 1894.
The Board of County Commas
sioners of Buffalo TO-, 8. d., assem-.
bled IN Regular Quarterly Session
az oann Valley on Monday, July
2ud, 1894,
Present Stroud, Robb and Os>
man.
Board called to order at 10 o'clock
q. m.
The Commissioners together
with the Auditor organized as the
Board OF Equalization for Buffalo
county for 1894.
After each had taken the neces-
say oath to faithfully and Impair
TALLY perform their duties the
Board proceeded to examine Assoc
sor's returns and equalization work
Or motion the Board adjourned
one hour for dinner.
P. NJ. SESSION..
Board with Auditor continued
equalization.
Board adjourned TIL 3rd July,
1894.
3RD JULY, 1894.
Board re assembled pursuant to
adjournment.
All members present.
Board with Auditor continued
equallzlng ,
Adjourned as Equalization Board
and convened as Board of Commits
sIoners.
On motion the following bills
were ai.owed:-
N. Christensen, work In road
district 2................9 oo
j. Czajl, same ....... ...... ~
w. l. ach, same .......... oo
K. Hayes same............. . w
L. +. Nelson, same.......... s w
J. Etbauer, same............ o W
August Snyder, same ........ . w
J. Schultz, same ........... . w
II. Klindt. same ............ D w
Frank Harf, same 8 w
G. W. Blaokney, same....... w
: M,Ilor same .... 80. 3 OC
[Continu ed on eighth 2asel
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12
Their Name 10 Legion.

SA A>OAAAO 40 AOBIVus
Reader, there are many blood
purifying medicines.
There is but one Hoods Sarsa.
parills.
DO not allow high-sounding ad.
vertisements or other devices ia
turn you from your purpose to
take Hoods Sarsa, ~arilla, because
in this purpose you are right and
will not be disappointed in the re.
suit.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is an honest
medicine, honestly advertised, eff.
tects honest cures, and gives every
patron Il fair equivalent for his
money. What more can you
reasonably ask?
A fair trial guarantees a com.
PIE e cure.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12
The Kimball City Pharmacy,

f. "A. IseynOluS, ITOprletOr.
A full line of drugs and drug
sundries always on hand.
BE sure and come and see us
before you paint your buildings
REQ, for we have a great many nicer
colors to show you, and the best
mixed paints on the market.
BRING in your prescriptions. We
will compound them carefully for
you.
Go and seq Reynolds at the
City Pharmacy when you are IN
Kimball.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12
Local and General.

vGC8l 0N0 ~S.
J. Hughes went to Kimbali
terdsy'
10 Hi, of Mitchell, was in
o yesterday.
A. Sanford returned from
nseu, Iowa, last Saturday,
T. Dye, the genial Elm Greek
her, vas in the city last Friday
|se Rives and Gam Valley ball
J. are to play at Gam Valley
. Saturday.
be preaching service at the
[ch uex, Sunday will be held
g evening instead OF the morn.
fessrs. Gilchrlst, Frazer and
,els lett this morning for Au.
Iowa, to be absent about a
|th.
burt Boyd, representing the
City journal, was transact.
business 10 Gam Valley last
Jay.
|estsrday was the hottest day
recorded in this section, the
|mome,or Standing at 10 in
bhade.
enstor Nilliken and John Tees.
T., of Alpena, were shaking
% with Gam Valley reoplt
erday.
J B. Marshall left last Friday
Dayton, Ohio, where he was
d By the serious illness
Is mother.
pm Weiss has opened up a
ber shop IN the Slech,a build
al viii also carry lac Of
RS I'D soft drinks.
u. SrcaIs viii be at rarku>
Hull ,torc in Gam VALLEY
Saturday io stlend 10 amy
kin "a" line OF barbcring.
Il Icman and daughter Lo.-
.t Ills morning for al ey-
|tl visit with relatives in Wai.
}. Iowa, aud eastern Illinois.
fs. Paddock, the loquac,ous
F'ma" of Waterbury, was ip
alley yesterday setting the
right on economic questions
The general science of govern
prairie fire last Saturday
ped over quite a strip of hay
about three miles northeast
Pwn' How the fire originated
p known. The grass Is very
now and people should be very
FfuI about fire
frds are out announcing the
flage, at Pierre, or Friday,
9th, of George II. Grace, Of
can, and MISS Minnie A. Wat.
|r.y, OF Pierre. Both bride and
III are well known in his To-
\ and the CHIEF joins with
many friends in extending
plantations and wishing them
|py pilgrimage through lite.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12

published In
behalf Of Hoods Sarsaparilla are
a reliable and worthy of confidence as
it from your most trusted neighbor.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12

ShOkZHORNS FOR SALE.
W. L. Head has for sale q few
choice Shorthorn bull, on section
35-1O7-69.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12

TX For o
n, write to
fifty
ommunica-
OOk OF In
how TO OBJ
Of mechaD.
20. receive
ticnn. and
ubNc With.
,NdidPaapG,
8 by far the
FORK in the
It free.
ar. Single
aims beau
lbs Of new
O show the
I4dfees
ROADWAY.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-12

Co at
|erns,
World Tor
gardens,
stock or
|p-, with
n less
try than
n OF this
~ lands
Illinois.
he Land
lities OF.
Railroad
10 lands.
and any
(. Co..
80, LII.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-23
Minneapolis Markets.

Range of notwithstanding, 573lc.
July - Opening. $500; highest, $500
59c: lowest, 575sc; closing, 57%c. Sep
TENDER. opening, 56s4; highest. 561s;
lowest 55}5s. On 1rack-No. 1 hard.
Gle: No. northern, 5S1ac; No. 2 north
ern, 5Sc.
Some Sample Sales-No. hard. cars,
6219c; No. l hard. l car. thin. 6:L";
No. northern. IS cars, Gle: No. north
Z cars, to arrive. 6Os4c; No. northern.
/ car. thin. 60c; No. northern. 5 cars.
5915c; No. 2 northern. cars, 59c; No. 9
northern. cars. 594c; No. 2 northern,
l car, 60; rejected wheat, 2 cars,
ID off .5Sc; rejected wheat. 2 cars. IL lbs
off, 5Sc: No. 2 yellow corn. l car. de.
livered. 36r: No. 8 oats. l car, delivered.
$3.50; No. 3 oats. car, delivered, 33314c;
No. 3 white oats, 2 cars, delivered, sac {;
No. 8 white oats. +. o. b.. I car, 35c;
n0grade oats, car, delivered, 32c.
Received-Wheat. 1925 bu: corn,
4.34O bu; cats, 1920 bu: flour. 1900
Duls; nillstutfs, 10 tons: hay. f01 tons;
fruits. 6S.10 lbs: merchandise. 1,55S,-
S37 lbs; Lumber. &c cars: posts. cars;
barrel stock. 5 cars; machinery, Al, $50
lbs: coal. 6S7 tons; wood. SO curds,-brick,
$4,000; lime. l car; cement. 200 bbs;
household goods, 81, 900 lbs; ties, cars.
stone, = cars: live stock, 2 cars dressed
meats. 5000 lbs; hides, 35,o00.Ibs; tai
low. 25.O0J lbs: railroad materials, 6
cars; sundries, IA cars. Total car lots,
$50. tGih-le1
Shipped Wheat. %, s20 bu;foats. H.
43O bu; barley, 500 bu; flour, 33.9lS
bbls; millStuff>, 794 tons; :lercnandise,
1.22S.940 lbs; lumber. 1lS Cars; machin-
| cry, 10000 lbs; coal, IL tons; brick,
5000; lime, car; cement. 100 bills !;
household goods, 10000 lbs; live stock,
cars; railroad materials cars: sun
dries, cars. Total car lots, $50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-23

UnitedStates, 5000 bags; total visible
supply for the United States, 335, 456
bags, against 40. 2s5 bags last year; San.
ios quiet; No. Z Rio, 1900; receipts,
two days, 1000 bags: stock. $4,000 bag s {;
Hamburg steady; sales, $4,000 bags;
price. pig lower 10 e pig higher.
llavre opened quiet, tdvlnced 4c,
lost the advance, but at ESQ p. m. was
barely steady at about the best price S
for the day; sales, 27,00u bags, Rio
quiet; No. Z. 1880 refs; 'xch ,nae. 0
7-l6d; receipts two days. 1900 bags;
cleared for United States. So bags !;
stock, $4,000 bags. AmsteICa = he
Dutch sale went off III apnu 1ac htlow
brokers valuation: market quiet.
Sugar Raw market active ami easier;
fair refining. 7-I,c; centrifugal. g.
test. . 5-l6c; sugar sales. 0.S7O bags
centrifugal. 96-teSt, at 2 13-l6c; $50 tone
muscOvadO, S6-lest, at 2 7-l6c; SO bags
molasses sugar, S9-test. at 2 3-l6c; $500
bags AracajO. basis Safest, at 2 Slice;
FIX ship and yesterday. cargo
Cuba centrifugal Mt breakwater to
Philadelphia at 2 l3-l6c, 96-test; S25
tons muscovado, s9-tesl. 2 1860; 1890
bags molasses sugar, 96-test, 2 3-16c:
refined sugar quiet.