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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

miscellaneous Notices.
Il X. ohurns for sale at
AL"T Double Shovel rlo"s EUESrEs Iqif ;fssIysa at
A LOT Wing Shovel rlOws js;t ssSsiysa rec; at
A FINE lot ofTaDIe OH Cloth; tqss received at
A MOTHER lot of BIssel's Carpet sweepers
n Just arrived at q. HVNTI4EY'S.
A LARGE assortment or Garden Tools Just
"a received at q. HUNTLEY -.
nNE new Champion Moving Machine for sale
~ cheap at DuitOn's ia
VNRY McBreen Ice Cream-nade at home and
l. guaranteed to DO strictly pune. 6.7
a FEW bundles OF Manila binding Twine. 5
~ cents pound buttons. maya
A FINE assortment of White wash. Paint and
n Varnish Brushes Just received bv
G. HUNTLEY.
lust received a lot OF Steel Frame 5 tooth
J CultivatOrs at HUNTLEY'S.
ma los
I'ALL and look at my Washing Machines. 1
y have two oi the best kind in the market.
mast q. HUNTLEY.
A LARGE assortment OF that celebrated Anti
aprl24t. Il. HUNTLEY'S.
NTANTED A general representative in this
w county to organize local boards lOr the
dress 81 Fifth Ave, Pittsburg. Pa. mch22
LARGE assortment of granite enamelIed
~ ware with another 20 per cent. reduction
which makes IL almost as cheap as tinware Just
received at GEO. HUNlLEf'S.
DON'r forget am headquarters for Base
IL Balls and Bats, all kinds of Fishing Tackle,
Lines, Hooks, Reels. Rods: Bait Boxes; baskets
etc. q. HUNELEG.
(tAI.L at HuntIey's and buy Tree Sprayer
y and Spray your iruit trees. thereby increas-
Ing Your fruit crop enough to pay Tor the Spray
er three times over q. HUNTLEG.
| u'ANGLEFoor. TANGLEFOoT
i The best Fly Paper in the market is Tangle-
cents at HINTIkr -.
mayl7
XtTANTED-A reliable man to represent n loan
w institution IN Cambria county Money
loaned in ct 500 to $40 900. For particulars
| apply to W. NJ. DAVIS, Coalport, Pa
mch29tf.
| I HAVE the agency tor the Eclipse Bicycle. &C
! / knOwIedged by all to tie one of the best Bi-
| cycles on the market $40 reduction on regular
| frst order this season q HUNTLEY
! 4 The Mcdonald homestead. II rooms. with
| cellar. A hne summer residence. Apply 20
| DIR ]. A. DOERNER.
! mayl7 Cumberland. Md.
| EARMERS.
| L Your attention is kindly called to the best
| hay carrier on the market and at a reasonable
| price. Call and see IL at
| GEO. HUNTLEY'S.
| rJNHE Ebensburg Building n Loan Association
| / will offer for sale the council chamber Eb-
| ensburg, ON the :ourth Monday in July
| 81 10000. 1HOS. DAVIS,
| LESTER LLRIMER, Secretary. President
| LARGE assortment of Family Ready Mixed
n Paints. Paints tor Farm Implements. Car
| riage Paints of all cOOrs and shades. In y pint
| To / gallon cans. IL you are going to paint your
| house call and look at my ssmpes. ! can save
| you mOneV. IL HUNILEG-
| FARMERS AND BUILDERS.
Il | have put in a car load OF steel wire nall:
| and fence wire before the advance which Will
| sell Tor a limited time at prices bei)re the ad
| vance. As there will likely be another advances
by the lst OF April, would advise you to buy i'm
| mediately what nails and wire you want for the
coming season. thereby saving money by moi
| pay ing the advance prices later on. word tC
| the is sufficient. q EO. HUNTLEY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

NOR ALLTHE NEWS. READ THE FREE
II MAN. $50 per year.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19
NOTICE |!

Sealed prOpO sails will be received by the COun-
Gil of Ebensburg Borough at the office Of the
County Commissioners, Ebenshurg, Pa, until
TUESDAY, JULY BOTH, 1895,
at II o'clock noon, for furnishing the material
and constructing a Sewer from the County Jail
Plans and Specifications can be seen at said
COmmis sOners' office.
The right to reject any or all bids f. reserved.
Bios must he accompanied by bond with at
least one good surety in double the amount OF the
bid
GEO. A. kINkEAD.
President of Council
Attest: VIM H CosSELL. Clerk.
Ebensburg. Pa, Juty ls. 1895 1t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

~ Office il hereby given that X. l. FrantZ has
~ Med in the office Of the CLERK OF Quarter
Sessions in Cambria county his petition asking
for he transfer of the liquor license granted ID
msr r. Nagle In Has sings borough and that
the same will be presented 10 the said Court 10
Its consider .tion on the flrst Monday OF August
j. " DARBY,
July Is, lss5. Clerk q. :.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.

wish TO announce to my friends that am not
in any manner connected with OF Interested In
the ice cream parlOr being conducted in this
place by Thomas McBreen, and that those who
pant the genuine. home made ice cream in sum
mer OF winter. can always get IL at the old relia
ble stand OF ROBERT MCBkEkN
iul l2 If
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

rJNHE Ebensburg Building Loan Association
/ will offer for sale at the council chamber. Eb-
ensburg, on the :ourth Monday in July,
81 900 90. 1HOS. DAVIS,
LESTER IARIMER, Secretary. President.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

I HAVE the agency tor the Eclipse Bicycle, &C
i knOwledged by all To tie ono of the best Bi-
cycles on the market. $40 reduction on regular
price viii be given to the party giving me the
nrst order this season. Il. HUNTLET
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

EARMERS.
Z Your attention is kindly called to the best
hay carrier on the market and reasonable
price. Call and see IL at
GEO. HUNTIEY'S.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-19

INOK SALE
Il The Mcdonald homestead, II rooms, with
cellar. A flne summer residence. Apply %
DIR !. A DOERN Err.
mayl7 Cumberland. Nd.
The Republican journal., 1895-06-13
Nearby Summer Resorts.

| The Islesborough Inn, Dark Harbur, Isles
boro, will be under the management OF n
p. Sewtl again this season.
| Some neat folders have been issued by the
Acadian Hotel Co., rroprietors of The Aca-
dian, Castine. The house has been newly
painted and refurniShel and will be npen to
the public June ~ W. A. Walker il tile
manager.
The Northrort Hotel at the Camp Ground
is i'll tie hands of the painters this week. II
will be opened to the public on or before
July lst. The hotel is in telephonj, com
lnunication With Belfast, ana other points
reached by thu New England Telephone Il
Telegraph CO.
me Fort Point Hotel Will open to tile pub
lie alb ut June 18th and a successful season
is anticipated there. Great improvements
and repairs have been made and the hotel,
grounds and drives are now in better CON
diton than for many years The Justices Of
the Supreme Court, members of Tho Penob-
scot Bar and invited guests will make an ex-
tursion to Fort Point next week
The lslesborough, at Ryder's Cove, Isles
bore, is being put in tn rough repair for the
summer season. A new stone and brick
Foundation has been put under the hotel.
new tioors haze been aiI on the rst rioor,
ami crew " men now at work painting
the hotel. Col. F ~. Pulen OF Bangor
will have charge of tie. hotel az usual this
summer. Many rooms have been engaged
I'll
The Republican journal., 1895-06-13
The proposed entertainment for tie ben.

The proposed entertainment for the bene-
fit IT the Home for Aged Women has been
postponed until further notice
ACCIDENTS. Herbert, a young son Of
Charles H. Brer, fell while playing at the
academy" school grounds last Friday and
received a bad cut on his forehead Day
ton T. Stevenson is suffering from sprainei
shoulder caused BY falling when putting up
a clothes line
Tie Two Cinnamon Ii Belfast refused to
give their names to tile assessors and have
been entered on the II oks 10y number If
they pay their tax as thus assessed all will
he We'll, otherwise supplemental tax will
h- assessed and THE law fully enforced for IL
colectipn
The Republican journal., 1895-06-13

The County Commissioners are holding
their April adjourned term at the Court
House this week
The Wyoming Wild West Show is booked
for Belfast July 4th. 1t will come by spec
ia train from Waterville
Willard Stanton, agent for the frankie
Carpenter Co, is IN town making arrange
mentsfor the coming Of that clever company
at the Belfast Opera ouse june II, rs, 10
Washington Hose Co.. Capt. W. r. Ford
viii attend the 4th Of July celebration at
Lewiston with 30 men, and hand engine
Hydrant Mo-
a meeting IF the Waldo County Horse
| Breeders Association Will he held at the
Common Council Room, Memorial lsnilaiMg.
next Saturday at y. m
A crew came to Belfast Tuesday with the
necessary material, ready fitted, and put in
a new turn-table at the railroad station, The
old one was getting weak.
Constable C L. Richards posted notices
Monday calling for \ draft Of two petit
jurors to serve at special term Of q. $. DIS
tr,ct Court to be held at Rockland July q
I he drawing viii he held Saturday, June Il.
A few friends of Mr. and Mrs. Geo A.
Gnlinby called on them at their new home
June sih, that being the tenth anniversary
~ their ma rrage, as Well house warn-
ing. The original wedding cake WAS AGAIN
cut and distribute among the guests
Among the amendments hy Gov ('Ipaytas
The Republican journal., 1895-06-13

Orrin J Dckey spent Friday aud Satur-
day in 1sles boro and found business rushing
in the Photographic line He Will make ar
engagements to 60 over again later in the
month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12

prophet They rely on fate f0s theft
protection "a long a. they remsin true
In semo measure 10 their peculiar
TENET, regardless Of the state Of moral
duEensfAcy upon which they long ago
catered. The whole body pnlitlC Of
be Ottoman empire suffers from q de.
oased Imagination, so when that In
tIiiullon occupies most exalted posi-
silion IA the picture, while all other
nations are "dogs" ami "unbelicvers,"
already doomed. This Is the whole
secret Of the Turkish govsrnmen's
everlasting hypocrisy In Ne diplomacy
aud tho never coasing oppresilon Of a
ls,gs portion Of tie subiscis. This
ls also one OF tho Chief causes
Of its defiant attitude 10 Europe.
The Sublime Porto relies on Heaven for
sssstanco 10 continue tue cruel opptss.
zion.
There b only one remedy for this
evli-ihe complete separation Of ths
Cbtlslians from the rule Il the sultan.
Tue oouplTy IL large enough for q
Christian state aud MJbammsdu
empire, AM inasmuc1 ~ me trouble il
essentially religious one, no meAiures
that fail 10 RECOGNIZES this ret will ever
settle the vsIei eAUotn question satis.
iaCiorily or permanently.
The Turkish empires now oonstitut.
cd 10 essentially n parasite, living ON
tho fruits VI the labor OF conquered
nations, wrurg from them by mtars no
longer rcrDsnlz1i Ia tho civilized
world. Every Turk almost eons,Iers
himself eIiii.ei to M official y siti8n
IN which he may live at esss at the rx-
pUute Of others. This must be changed.
The Christians ask tor liberty to 90
Joy the fuiis of their owe labor and 10
Join the general march Of rtogre,s.
from which they arc now barred.
When their request 10 granted and
guaranteed by Europe, and the Turks
oft TO work out their own salvation as
best they can, the Orient will enter up.
ON period Of peace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
DOES ELECTRICITY KILL

The question whether electricity az
applied In the fatal chair really kills
has been submitted to two Of the
highest authorities liVing-ThomHs A.
n iison and ikolA Tesla. These twn
dltisr on sDme important points and
also on this subject. The latter Ia said
TO have had current q 200, OOO volts
pass through his body without iujury,
white voltage OF only 100 has been
applied Mt Sing Sing.
Mr.. Edison explains the de- dly
effect OF low voltage. lie says lhst
unless a current haa certain volume
It might have sprossurr Of 100000 Of
even 1000, 900 volts and yet Js almost
harmless. win 200 volts and vol
umu u two nmpcrcr, death l. certain to
result almost Instantly. Mr.. TttlAs
current was onlys fraction Of AN am.
pers ana hence not strong Ell ugh u
cause injury. To illustrate: A blow
with u knitting needle, or tsvefal
blows frequently repeated, would not
kill person, while a slngle blow with
an iron bar an inch IN diameter might
prove fatal. For the same reason,
electricity, In order to Kill, must have
u sufficient volume ~ voltage.
Mr.. Edison said there IL no question
a. to the instantaneous death OF the
victims Ia the electric chair. About
thirty linemen arc killed every year
These touch the fatal wire only for
second, are partially protected by their
clothing, and often receive a current
alta lower voltage than IL employed
Tor executions, at which every precau.
ton is taken 10 make "a perfect con
tact.
A Tesla declined TO talk fjt publioA.
ton, The opinion Of Edison will have
TO stand until actual experiments are
undertaken with view Of ascertain.
Ing the fact Of the matisr-whether
criminals In the electric chair died
there or under the scalpels OF tho doc.
tors who conducted tho autopsy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.

The next academic year will begin
September 10. The following courses
ara provided:
|. Course In general Soieaoe.
9. Course In Arts.
3. Course In Miuiug Engineering.
4. Advanced Normal Course.
Each Of the ABOVE leads 10 the bach.
oi0Ts degree; the normal diploua \, by
provision Of law, exompts the h older
from all examinations 10 the school
system,
8. Normal Courses, leading to csf-
llnOaio q graduation which exempts
tho holder tom examination for pei
ioi oi five yeaTs.
u. Preparatory Course, leAIiEg to the
collegiate studiea.
Tuition 10 virtually FREQ In ali de.
pattmsnts,a small registration Too only
being required. a certain number VI
normal scholarships Ia allotted TO eacu
county; applicants for appointment 10
such scholarships must apply TO the
Terrific rial Commissioner OF Schools
through respective county superInlen.
dents.
TIE faculty OF tho University has
been recently greatly enlarged, and
the equipment OF tho Institution ca.
tended.
For circulars and other information,
Addtes,:
J. h, TALAiAuE,
President University Of Utah, Salt
Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
EDiIOIs COMING.


The editors Of Wisconsin will be IA
Utah In couple OF weeks on their
twelvo'dsy nip to tie West. Idfy 80
leave Chicago on August q, hasi, Z
this city The western limit oi iar,r
tour. The members VI tho Utah Prsss
association have arranged to honor ne
guests their Wisconsin bfeihtrg u tho
quiil, and may rest n..ured t1st
toe public will alive to tue VIZ.
itors hearty welcome which viii
TX their trip here In memory as one Of
tue most pleasant Of their annual out.
inss. The outline Of tue journey Is thus
slsici In q oommun call received
from o. +. R)esslsr. secretary Of tue
Wisconsin Pfsss Es.tcat,.u
Tho trip will DO from Chicago to Salt
Lake VIA the Huntington Route Den.
Yer and Rio Gfande, AM RIO GrAnde q
Woatern. Denver, Colorado Springs,
Pueblo. Glsuwood Springs, Loadyillo,
the Guuu.sou country. Black Canyon. aud
salt Lake arc some OF tho very Interest
ing points To be visited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
GLADSTONE AND Tng IURK.

To ylgorouH speech OF Mr.. Glad
stone = CIV days age, on the Armenian
que,ilOu-au RddrcsB ~ which the
whole civilized world llsloneI wi h
intense attention, notwithstanding the
eighty, five years OF the Otalor-is now
followed by n solemn warning that
may well be taken Tor prophetic
utterance, a Turk " rank accuses
Mr.. Gladstone Of making statements
based on hesrsay evidence alone,
which, he claims. Is tho true cause OF
the enmity between tho eastern PEG.
pies, resulting In hlootshci, raising
political IL. putes and Withholding from
the Turks liberty and progtess," To
this contorled presentation Of the case,
Mr., Gladstone R1lemn'y renlie'i
mako no charges against tho Turks a.
large, but against tho Turkish govern.
mont, aud make charges NJ which they
have been proved guilty hy public Au-
thOTlty, In my opinion, have heen a
Tar hei or friend tn tho % iumtu empire
than he sultan and his advisors. / haNo
Away recommended the granting NJ
reasonable powers In local ,plf.gov6rn.
meut, which would have -ayui 10 from
horrible lossOs, This good advice was
srutnod, and In consequence Turkey lost
100000 Oi people aud may loso moro.
Pray weigh these words,
The grand old man exhibits all the
fire and Enthusiasm that characterize
his famous deuuuciatiuua Of tna Iufk.
lsh atrocities Ia Bulgaria, aud IT ,ns
men who are responsible for ths atiAirs
In Turkey were capable OF Impressions,
they would tremblo Tor the couse.
qusncss Of disregardiug the sentiment.
OF which he is amDst able Rul autnofl.
tstlve exponent. But thsy are almost
blind In certain directions.
The trouble with the Turks is that
they consider all Europe the enemy
1I themselves, their faith and thsiI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
REGISTERING WOMEN yOlLRs.

The decision given At o. en- Baiut.
jay afternoon, by Judge II. w.
Smith, stating that female cllizens are
qualified 10 vote on the State Conslliu-
tuition aud Tor State ofllreis, may b.
dhagrsed with by some and aprlaudrd
by Others, from legal point Of view,
bat regardless " Individual opinions
"a 10 what nhould NJ should not be, II
IL now decided by a court tuGt women
nave the right to register and volts nj
the coming election on state questions.
That Ia the basis upon which REGISTRAR
aud citizens must now proceed, n, ienst
until the ruling IL Teveferu-a pre-
sumption which wisdom suggests
should not be made In advance OF Ito
actually taking place.
This being tho situation, II Ia proper
ior all to realize that now that women
are eligible rs voters II Ia their duty
under tho solemn obligations OF oiti-
Lenship to register and perform their
part at the bAlio, box; there should be
no holding back, but each woman
should Insist on being placed In that
position whore she can exercise the
full powers Of oilizsushir-1n having
her nane on this regi.iralion lisi.
The qualifications for registration are
plainly stated In the law a woman
must be over q years Of n.y, u citizen,
and must have resided In tie Territory
que year. A. TO citizenship, every wo.
man OF the required age who Ia native
oorn or has been naturallzed, or who
Ia tho wife Of citizen, either native
born OF naturallEed, Ia n citizen Of tho
United States; aud under the ruling Di
Tho court u entitled to register and
vote.
In the interest Of tho Territory
md Its future, there should bo no
Duckwardnes or unnecessary delay
In citizens placing themselves In = slt-
,siion to exercise the elective fran
shise. All should lake an active inter.
'st Ia securing good, c.can government
hat will DO thoroughly representative
II and for the benefit OF tue people.
There 10 no citizen who can DO consid-
cred above or outside Of the obllgation
to do that much ss a loyal aud pntri-
otto Ametloau, male OF female. II
good men and women stand back aud lot
tue coaTser elements manipulate aud
exercise all the powers OF government,
they will not be- iTeo from blame for
Iofnici0us effects that follow. The
way to secure goou government is for
reputable, highminiei ciuzons to
make their power iclt la hTm anu
dlgnined manner, above Ito petty
spirit OF faotiona fights or unworthy
psp.rations. by the o0urt's ruling, the
good women II this Territory msy
unite with the good mon In inaugural.
INC regime Of pure und patriotic
m lal control la the new S,sio. May
they exercise IA potent { rec In tho
accomplishment Of thi, putpJsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
PROGRESS OF AMERICAN SHIPPING

There has ooen considerable said Of
late regarding the great shlps finished
on this side OF the ocean for the Allan.
Ito mercantile trNiiic. Tho words OF
commentator have been very accept
able, Tut a position Of luslihRble pride
in American shipping will not have
been reached until the United States
shall construct VASTLY larger proper.
ton than Is nov the CASE. Ths follow
ing tadulatoi statement, from Lioyds
RsgHtsr, gives the present position Of
American shlppiug IN relation to tina,
Of the other leading nStious, vessels Of
less than 100 ton. not included
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
1--we nav. iienra Frsr.

The Rio Grande Western Railway
agents Will, beginning on July Let, sell
excursion tickets TO Glenwood Springs
aud return via the Denver & Rio
dfande Railroad, Mt $1,000. ghsse
tecksls will be god three days from
date OF sale, aud will include two days'
board nj thu Hotel Colorado, anu two
baths IN the famous GleDwoad Syringe
The Hotel Colorado, at Glenwotd
Spring', Ia tho finest and best hotel In
COLORADO,
The Rio Gtando Western AGENTS will
also sell excursion tickets to Glonwo3d
Syringe, via tue famous Denver n Rio
Ghndr Railroad, good thirty days for
5000, or sixty dnyB for 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12

Tho direct line 10 Iibusas CITY, ~.
Louis aud Atlantic se.naSid, D. Wis
the Mluouu Pacific F.iisay, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
csls, and all connections made In
Union depoIs In the day time. II you
are going East and care for n daylight
ride through the grandcst scenery Of
the Rocky Mountains en- route, sec
that your tekot reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively free TO hDlders Of regular
train tiCkeis.
:. V. DERRAii, G.. +. x II. A.,
q Morlan Block, 5tlt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
Al OI.iNION aIVEN.

Recently MIR. J. ID. Thomas, q
North Dakota, visited the Shenab doah
Valley, Virginia, and after carefully
examining the country located IN
Winchester, he writes To Mt. V, Rich
Sris, Lana sud Immigration Agent
Baltimore a Ohio Railroad, Baltimore,
MARY lsud, ls iOllowsi 81 have been
In nearly every state anu territory ol
the Uuitsd stales. anu am frank In my
opinion that this valley HuSpaSsrs Hll
other sections In the Union. The
lands arc low In price, and pioiuca
profitable crops. | thank you Tor Ill
recling me here, aud sOllci, those seek
ing pleasant and prof homes 10
locate In this country"
Cleanse your hiopu with Goihe Pit,s
Blood ruriHer, made FROM hctbs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12

tie ysars just tnGed Amsriosn v'sls.s
wsts equal to the transportation W
only l3.a per ceHt Of ,hst commerce,
These figures 10 nlt display bat
progress n too American skipping in
ierest which should be eIuiUiIed In .
country vito such vast resJIi,ts,
energies, population aud ins Tsame
ttAiIlo as tue United states posse stes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12

Beccham's pills arc for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappctite, sallowskin, etc,
when caused by constipationi
and constipation is the most
frequent cause of all OF them.
Go uy the book. l.ills roc and
csc a box. Book free ut your
druggists or write q. Il. Allen Co.,
.O5 Cana Street, New York.
hnuuaisalss more than Gooa o0boic-