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The Helena independent., 1894-11-21

II so, you should never be without n
bottle Of Chumbcrlain'a Cough Remedy.
II Is sure cure Tor croup and has never
been known 10 iuL N given freely aa
soon as the croupy cough appears 1t will
prevent the attack. ~ Is the sole reli-
ance with thousands OF mothers who
have croupy children. ana never dlsap-
points them. There h no danger In Civ
ing this Remedy IN large ana frequent
doses ns IL contains nothing Injurious.
" cent bottles FOR sale by all druggists.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
srocKnoLnrRs MnEr1Nn


The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the Pony Gold Mining company Will
be held NJ the Office OF the Helena and
Livingston Smelling and Reduction COM
pany. Helena. Montana. on Tuesday. Nov.
~, 1894. nt II O'Clock a. m, for the pur-
pose OF elccLng n board Of trustees for
the ensuing year, and the transaction OF
such other business as may properly come
before It.
o. II. ALLEN, Secretary.
Helena, Mont, Nov 10. 1891.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
oishelleyes the Interview.

Washington, Nov. 2O.--Mr Hastings.
charge d'affalrcs Of tho Hawaiian lc-
cation. believes the newspaper Inter-
view attributed 10 Minister Thurston.
regarding the intention of Hawaii 10
rid herself of japanese laborers. which
has caused ill-feeling between the two
governments, was not correct quota
ton
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21

For further particulars. maps. folders rats
etc.. call at or write To our ofiios.
q, ". PITTS City Ticket Agent
{. T. DUTION. General Agent.
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Faitb-promo,i7o Series,

Wy FIRST Mission n'rr''ivs % per'ona
stpaHauta a. d nisf.luarT uion NE Sandwich
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Interesting 1r.sls and Anecdotes Of mic
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uiiffd waldriI. Adellipu1n af hI' wonder
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career of % Fory remarkable man, Ee
Early Scenes a. church History, q col.
lection % i1sIlsas ftuu go lives Of Edor
% hochuroh in oiHydlya 1e
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land now known hs so4ih America On CON.
turs bef1r1 tho coming Of mo Savior. The
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The 1yh Of che Manuscripts Found.
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2ie
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The Improvements Association Song
Hook, contains collection OF or'giuaI
and soleotod 'ongl anil hymns. set % music by
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zoe.
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Sunday SCHOOL aQd Primary.

ton moIo books ana c1rd' postaee win b
charged m edition b tha price, given, u SCOT ~
mail, unlon lepugo Fyun is Tor 'po'ipad.'l
FIRST HOOK for our Li,tic Friends, Tor
uo ulo uf SUNDAY schools, i1t.
second Hook Tor our Liits FRIENDS,
SUNDAY .lool reader, ll5.
intermediate =. 4. Reader, ioa.
Questions aud Answers on the Life
aud utssiou Of she Prophet Joseph
smith, i1t.
bible Questions and Answers, fsr us
us' NJ primary Accusations, as
Chiidren's Primary Hymn Booh, zoe
cppiss, postpaid, 90.
Primary speaker, No. 9, postpaid a,s
g, *.
The Model Ron Boob, postpaid, ise,
Glass Registers, p'r iot, soa.
Primary runo Iooh, ios
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s. s. Union Hymn Iiook, each no. poet
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CITY Ticket OnCs, 2Ol Main Street.
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GatQst Publications.

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Family and Pulpit Biblo5ln different styles.
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los. Smith NJ Prophet, a lecture ds.
iyorod BY Ei5r Andrew Ionsln bsforo tha
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day saints, To- Priesthood, Organization
b'crinos, Ordinances and uiai1ry. By John
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Nobla wonoQ's lives sQriQs.

Lydia knights History, an Interesting
Volume, uH.iaa DO 40 attractive and pleasing
style, 1le
Hercules OF "Mormondom,p inisrs.tins
staichos ~ women Who have pz5ysd thris.
selves worthy Of honor, -
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OBITUARY NOTES.

Jamos Finn, sou OF John Finn and
Caroline Mind, born April ~, 1872, al N,
Johns Parish, iWorcesiershifc, England
died NJ Rudy Fremont county, Idaho,
Jan. ~, 1894 lilo was baptized into tbo
Church OF Jesus Christ OF I.attor.dav
Saints Nov. o, 1852, omigratod 10 Utah In
loaS, aud settled Ia Draper, Utah. Ills
lAbors In the Church having been chiefly
with the sunday school aud Mutual Im.
proyomont Association, whore ho has
boen Jealous worker. Ito was HupurIu.
tondont Of the Rudy ward sunday school
OF tho Hammock stake az his demise. NO
was conscious an tho last aud willing 10
20 when tue call 10 depart this lifo came
10 hlm' ho leaves wife aud family 10
mourn his loss, and also h0stof friends,
especially tho young For tho funeral
services tho remains were taken 10 tbS
heeung house, whore numerous hat
hAd gathered. ConsOling remarkyyor0
made by the Bishop aud couhelori,
assistant auperiniendentso OF 40 Sunday
school aud others. Tho lnO u process
sion 10 the oomotory VA In accordance
with the order IN tho sunday sohuol;noGt
70 'he family wore The classos- theology
oal' BOOK OF Mormon, Testament, Juy6u-
u.s. then shToo classes In Chart" lCuMl
wM oAPESER.
fa'hor William Capenor Of Confer.
Nlllei Davis county, passed from thl. liGi
yesterday nj tho ago Of IS years Tho
deceased was one Of the early settlers OF
ulah, ana moro than third Of century
eBo was member Of "a firm Of furniture
dealers IN this city, Joseph y. TAYLOR, OF
tho Presidency Of the salt Lake Stake.
being tho other partner.
fhIher lapenOr has three daughters
lNlng IA Utah, Mrs. Hardy of 81. George,
airs, Giles OF llob0r CITY, aud Mrs. Tny-
Tor OF SAT- Lake. Some OF his children
elSo reside at Cleveland, ohio, whore lao
formerly Kept "a large hotel. Dr. Capouor,
OF cleveland Ohio, is his youngus. son,
and Father Caponer'H grandson is tho
editor Of tho Baraboo Wisconsin, pap0r.
Ihu funeral services will take place ON
Saturday AT Centoryill0, at " m.
JOSEPH HAurILp.
A. Portage, lioX Elder county, Jan. H.
leDi, Of brighps disease and larrlppe.
Joseph hadheld Sr, aged o. years, no
months and W days. Deceased was born
In Cheshire England, Joined tho Church
81 Jesus Christ ~ LAuor-dny Saints In
1901, emigrated 10 Utah la 1864, locating
~ Pennington, whore he resided until
March, ls32. H0 then moved To Portage
lie was brick maker and silk weaver
In England, and tho two occupntions
we're OF valuable service to tho early set
tiers OF our town, In weaving home made
slo1h' blankets aud carpelsi aud Ia
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line Tunlll6 two
Through Past Trains daily 10
LRADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE Ron. 10, 1898.

Train No. leaves Odgen 700 am,
salt Lake sos A. M, arrive a. Pueblo
400 am, Colorado Springs $50 am,
Denver 0.iOhm
Train no q leaves ogden 500 am,
salt Lake p3-l PM, arrive a. Pueblo
$50 pm" colorado Springs 0;J1 pm.
Denver 1880 pm.
Connections made ~ Pueblo, Colorado
Springs aud Denver with all lines east
Elegant day c1aChus, ckair cara and Pull
man Shoppers Un nll trains. Take tho
ID. e 70, %, auu hayo comfortable trip
aud enjoy tho iu1i. scenery on tho con-
iiuDuL
a. 5. HUGHES, S. X. HOOPER,
Traffic MauaFOr, O.. II. s. n. A.
i,nlor Colo, Denver, Colo.
u. o. NENfNS,
General Agent,
salt Lake city, IT,
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Daniel NJ. burbank died at bis homo
In brigham city, January Do, 1873, from
concussion " tho brain, aged 10 years ]
Hroihor burbank was born in the sta o
Of Now York, December 3, lsli. Whom
Eve years old bis parents moved wosl
and spttloI In the state ~ Illinois, hut IN
the year 1880 ho went tn Cincinnati ia
learn tho carpenters trade, on Dccem
bef 90. ISIS. be married Lydia Nanbiafi'
can, vi this time ho WIS steamboat pilot,
receiving as high ns 800 uur day Tor his
service on special OCCASIONS. HIS vic
aud only child died iu september, ISIS,
ON tho 3fd Of August, 1883. Do married. "a
widow by the name oi Abigail hiuEi nor
maiden namo being U'udEuit liu was
baptized Into tho church hy WIN. smith
ut Nauyu0, April ~, 1891. Ito rhtscd
through oil OF tuu mubbiugs Aul burn
iuga OF NauNuu. worked uu the Tempo
By day aud guarded tho Prophet 10y
niHht, was pil0. ~ thu Maria OF Iowa ~
tho time tho chicago Bell tried To- capture
hor, thinking tho Prophet was aboard.
on tho sth ~ Aprl, 1852, ho WIS ordained
an Elder by Brigham Young ON o'touer
B, 1874, was ordained q mumbcr vt tho
Tenth quorum Ui seventies ny
brigham Young, and received Dis cns
MNW lAlNNNNH HNINNNAN H"H A..AHf aa"
city IN the spring, stopped q short umu Al
Harrington w obtain iugd Tor IBIS iAmly.
Ia the fall lao agaiu surCi west, aud
wIniorOd ~ place called Ola Agency.
In tho spring " lsi7 ho again started
wost, arriving ut llarfis's Grove, or llar-
usyiilc, near kaucsyilie, whore ho acted
~ bishop Tor some time. ln the winter
aud spring OF 1857 no was busy in MAX
ing ana repairing wagoLJ for ths POOR
SANS 10 cross tho plains with, aud NINE
solf started in Captain NalkuIs COM
pany, no being captain Of ten, His vito
died July ~, leaving f0uf children under
tour years old. Afterwards, a. Cue south
Pass, no married sarah suuthwoHhi by
whom DO had hirtuuu children.
For ten years ho livud In Grnntsyillot
T0Ouio county la 1865 hC, with nl uf
his family, moved 10 Brigham tily, wuurU
no lived up 20 the time Of MS death. on
April 80. ls,I. no was ordained raiu.
arch BY President Woodruff
lilo leaves wife. siA cons, sovUn
daughters, Hoyonty-two grandchildren
aud seven great gfandcnilutuni uight
soycn grandchildren aud throo
great grandchildren have preceded him
10 the spirit world.
4 was estimated that thofo wore be-
tween soyou aud eight hundred present
~ tho funeral, which WAS held in tho
Stake Tabernacle January 10, Elders L1-
ionzo Snow. Rudgvr Clawsun, Kelly,
lonaon and Watkins being the sptakor-.
-lCoM
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN
.sjsI0s
,6RANpE%f
AWESTERN@
JRMlWNSi'
sSM.l1,,lIMl
STANDARD oAUec.
CURRENT In rFsol uou IN f011
TiME TAuLu, VI LUlbl NUi Id lU1Ui

Leave suit LnAc.
No. s-for Provo. Bio sham, and
oil points Ea'I.........-... sos A. m.
No. i-for Provo, Grand junction
and an polnia Eaf........... ss15p IN.
No o-ior Eureka, Provo, Mauu,
and salina ..............,,....... Ail3 D. m.
No 8-for ogden and Wott,...a.... n 10 q. 10.
No i-f5r ogden ans tho Wcst... gl5p. m.
Arrive salt Lake.
No. i-lrom Eurcka. rr1,o. Grand
Junction hnd tho East..... i2.ll p. IN.
No. ,-trom Provo, Grand Junction
and tho last .........a....... iiit5p 10.
No s-ir0m bingham. Provo, Matt
ana allina...a.s,.......... .... 5ati o. m.
No g-lr3m ugioa aud tho West. lisa m.
No. i-frlm glcn and tho West. 0I5p m
Only line running Through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room sloopon 70 Denver via
Grand Juucton and 10 Kansas city and ChlcA.
Fovia Colorado poinisi and only line running
Pullman slccpcn salt Lake 70 San Francisco.
NoehanSeai close connections. BEis.y speed
and comfort
Ticket Ollcs, is ". End South.
n e. DODGE, AE. WEpBY,
1un, Manager. ton. sunt.
J. n. EMMETT. Gen P.&T.A
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WANTED.

$500 lSa.,.T s6d s.u,i r q i,Il tho no
itall4 hlsh Wmher NashcH and dries thom
ln iNo minutes without voting go hands. so
eApeuouco necessary coils ~ sight urrWa.
nont position. Address ~. n. ilaffit6n Is co.,
Cltfk Nu. ~, Columbus ohio.
JITANrtD- PUSHING CANVAssRn on
w Euul address. Liberal salary and cNs
rgngea pau We hIyi Permanent position.
NOW bios, CO., Nuuuymuu, Portland
oregon.
NNANrLp-LADr or GENTLEMAN TO
w dHHiHt boz umru. salary f1s.ul. with
tlAheo o. incfraar, ana position permanent %
suited hallway fair paid 10 once if engaged
tnrIosu reference end stlf addressed stampcl'
envelope Manager, Loch Drawer T.. hleago.
GrECiAL AGENTS ron UrAu ron
> NE "Mutu d Reserve Fund LIfo Aaa1ci.
alton" Of Nov Yorf Eaira ,css tbnn ono baif
ihatuf Old iIfc Coz More than fIgIu.01
Peg 20 de,oased po'icy holders. .ilI' 1.ui
General Arcna Hoom Konnci Culmsr
huldinF' Aaii Lake cry, Utah.
HOTEL uEIP. ALL KINDS, GinLs
II Tor general houfeNort. laborora. farm
haaas, sa'e'mon and ciorks,a' % D.. 2ud South
A GENTS MAXI s. 4 DAY GREATEST
"a htrhen itenaHs ever invented uetaUs
elt. Two g. ia fuli Boa Cyury house sample.
Cincinnati, %.
CECuND HAND CLOTHING. nFHT
- va es paid Who or call AZ 20 D., "a 70.
yVERYONE DESIRING CLOTHES
cleaned aud repaired should cali on or
beet prices ior Gents second hand clothing
------------
IAsu PAID iuR wArEn scRlP.
y humcl T. Tracy rooms 81 and a. Com
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moulding ad0bos. or sun dried brick,
with which 20 replace tho primitive log
mo silk fringe In tho So George Tom.
pio was woven by him In the spring o.
is77. About that time Brother hadheid
aiso voyo ten silk dress patterns, ono OF
more Of which was on view iu the Y IAN
exhibit In tho Woman's building At The
Worlds Fair All Of the above were
made Of Utah silk. Deceased was 'one
of natures n0blemonn in al that tho
term implies-nOnosi industrious anu
temperate In all bis habits, and an alice
tionnto husband and father. He leaves a
widow, four children and twonty.thfco
grandchildren 10 mourn their loss.
Tho funeral services wore hold ~ our
meeting houn1 last sunday afternoon.
Tho room was crowded, and fourteen
vehicles followed tho remains 20 their
ia.t oarthiy rpstlnp.pIace. q. r.,
Farming ton.
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THE THROUGH CAR LINE,
pec. z. is93.
Ha'Hf hrrirs and uqcu 10 saI Luxe
GU DaNg. ai foa0sis

ATuivE
from hll ELsiorn points .............. 90 m
from hutio, Portland. san FRAN.
cisco. Cache valley aud Ogion..i0 % a I'm
From hll Eastern points Park Cty
Ahd oFden........... ..........,.... tbl o 90
FROM ogden and Intermediate
p9ihu.,-................. = y 90
lr'm Milford. eanrcie valley .Iuah, NcphL
lt''o.turcta and intermediate po.uu tlop m
'ifo o. Terminus aud Io1oio.,........... . W - in
DErAHL
For ogden. Para CIV and al
Eastern points .................. 2 o1 m
for Ogden and intermediate points @ % am
Tor ogden. intcrmciIato points
Fan Francisco and cache
valley point. ..........s.s.....a.... 2 % p m
Tor Ogden, Butte. iioicua. Portland,
and san Francisco ...a.........5 90 D. m
iror Eureka. Provo. saupcto valley
aud Milford. ......,.......... g CO q u
'Ior fnooie and Torm.uus............ a. a u
Daily except sunday
Trains south Of Jui1 run daily except
Sunday.
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NTANrtp- PUSHING CANyAssEH on
w Euul address Liberal salary and cx.
pence lalI Wu hlyi Permanent position
hhuWh bios. CO., Nuurgmun. Portland
oregon.
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GAsu PAID ron WATER s6RiP
y bus,el T. Tracy. rooms ~ And q CON
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-12-14
WEYBRtDOE.

w. J. Newton visited Burlington on
Monday last
Mrs. Alice Huntington will shortly Wis
it her daughter at Malone, y. Y.
John Brtell recently sol two tons OF
hogs, part of his hog crop OF the year
Invitations are out for a nelghborhood
Christmas tree gathering at Hon. G. +.
Chld's.
Miss Inez Fisllc will continue her teach
ing this winter at the Benton school house
in Waltham.
Quite number of sales of hay have
been made in This vicinity. Thomas &.
Weeks are the main purchasers.
The Methodist sabbath school will
have concert at the church ON Sunday
evening, Dee. %. \ general invitation
Is extended.
The grand entertainment by the Ep-
worth league at The town haU this (Fri-
day. evening will he ir>t-cl,>S iu every
particular. 1t will pay all TO attend.
The famous drummer boy of the 9Th
Vermont regiment, who visited IL last
year, i billed for another entertainment
at our town hall on Tuesday evening,
Dec. Is
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-12-14
EAST MInDLEBURY.

Miss Brryl Randle is visiting at her
fathers, :. W. Randle.
The school in the Sessions district is
taught by Miss Oracle Foot.
Mrs. Alkaline Arnold, who has been
quite sick during the past week, is no
better.
A number of the members of Cold
Spring lodge are attending the district
union at Brandon this week.
Landlord Goodro of the Glen House
will have public ball at his hotel on the
evening of Tuesday, Jan. /.
Cold Spring lodge held their anniver-
sary meeting, and supper was served at
the lodge room on Saturday evening
last. Quite a number of the members of
Mount Abram lodge of Lincoln and
several from Weybridge lodge were
present.
Miss Ethelynd Gould of West Ran
dolph, graduate of the Emerson college
of Oratory of Boston, will give dram
attic recital in the Good remplars' hall,
under the auspices of Cold Spring lodge.
on Wednesday evening, Dec. 10. Tickets
are Oh sale at Day Bros store.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-12-14
VERGENNE8.

Sufficient snow fell on Sunday and
Monday to make first-class sleighing.
An infant daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Danyew, Jr., died the 9th inst.
Henry c. Dorr and Frank IInntress of
keene, \. H., were in town Thursday.
Mrs. II. ). Bingham of Bennington was
a guest on Monday of Mrs. ID. fl. Lewis.
Rev. John Pierson, pastor of the Bap-
tist church, preached in Addison on sun
day last.
Rev c. II. nawlev of Saratoga, a
former pastor of the Vergennes Metho-
dist church, was in town on Tuesday.
Joseph Begoir, an employee at the
Stevens House stables, was badly injured
Saturday evening by being kicked by a
horse.
Frank b. Ingraham, formerly resi-
dent of VergenneS, lost two children by
diphtherla recently at the family home
in Wellesley, Mass.
+. d. Ramsey has bought the Joseph
Paradee place for $500. The house is
to be raised one story and other improve
ments viii be made.
\ hold-up from Thursday To Monday
was made at the graded school last week
in order that the teachers could take IN
the teachers convention at Rutland.
The stockholders of the National
Horse Nail works will hold their annual
meeting for the election of officers on
Wednesday, the l9th, at the company 5
Office in this city.
Saturday, market day, farmers got -
cents for best dairy butter. Is cents for
ppos from I'D to cents for fowls and
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-12-14

Water in the wells and springs is get
ting very low.
Arthur Battles, who has been very sick d,
is slowly on the mend.
The frequent snow hurries have made
quite passable sluighng.
H. b. Scovel is serving his term as iu-
ryman at the county court.
BUYERS occasionally purchase small
lot, of hay, but prices rule low,
l.. w. Hail had the misfortune to frac-
ture his hip by falling from load of hay.
Xnb. Aines, while choppng in the
woods, was struck under the chin by Il
hYing stick, driving his teeth completely
through his tongue.
Winter schools are in full operation,
With only two changes in the corps of
teachers. Ms, Whitlock of Brandon
teaches in No. and Miss Lettie Wooster
in No. t.
The many friends of Chas. II Withcrcll
regret that he is soon to leave town for
another trip to South Africa. for which
place he sails next week with a shipment
of 10 Mrrino sheep.
The religious services which have been
held each evening for the past week AT the
Cougrega ional chapel, conducted by the
lady evangelists Mrs. Pratt aud Miss
Pickering, are very well attended and a
good degree of interest manifested.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-12-14
County l1ews.
BRlDPoRT.

lIog-kiling is the order of the day.
The beef carts have made their last
trips for the season.
Mrs. John n. Duiett, who has been in
a critical condition for some time past, is
reported somewhat improved.
The proceeds from the entertainment
given in the vestry on Friday and Sltur-
day evenings amounted to upwards of
SO.
j. w. Benson of Dover Plains, n. V,
has been at Messrs Wilcox for several
days past and has purchased of them Il
carload of cattle.
DR.. H. l.. Townsend started on We'd
nesday for Montpelier, where he Is to
spend several days with relatives at the
capital ana its vicinity.
The snowstorm of Sunday gave us very
good slelghing. but the rain on Wednes-
day took it nearly all off again; and TN
less more snow comes soon it will be "A
thing of the past.