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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-12-10

One Minute Cough Cure is rightt
named. 1t affords instant relief froi
suffering when afflicted with a sever
cough or cold. 1t acts on the throsi
bronchial tubes and lungs, and nevd
fails to give immediate relief. Ed
sale by F. r. Muller.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, December 9.-The
Senate has confirmed the nomination
of Rafus W. Peckham, of New York,
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court The nominations OF Judges
Springer, Kilgore and Stewart were
reported favorably by the Senate
Judiciary Committee.
The chief interest in the Senate
proceedings to-day centered in the
speech of Senator Morgan Of Ala
bama Chairman Of the Committee on
Foreign Affairs. on the Boring Sea
awards.
Senator Gallery of Louisiana, re-
elected at the expiration of the short
term, for the full term of six years
was sworn in.
The first bill of the session to be
passed was one granting the State of
Pennsylvania permission to occupy
the United States court rooms at
Scranton and Williamsport during
certain months.
Cullon Of Illinois gave notice of an
address in the Senate tomorrow on
the Monroe doctrine.
Among the bills introduced was one
by Voorhees,, (Dem.) of Indiana.
granting d pension of 5000 per month
to the widow of the late Secretary Of
State Gresham.
HOUSE.
The Venezuelan question divided
the interest of the House to-day.
Much talk was created by Livingston
of Gcorgia, who thought Congress
should not be kept waiting until
Cleveland's return, to be informed of
the contents of Lord Salisbury's re-
ply, and said he would introduce a
resolution calling upon Oiney for the
correspondence. AS this would be
rather an unusual mode of procedure,
several influential members, both
Republicans and Democrats, suggest
ed to Livingston that such a reaolu
ton might be construed as an act of
discourtesy to the President. If Liv-
ingston finds this opinion general it
is likely be Will abandon his inten
tons.
The bin by Hopkins, Rep.) of Hi
nois WAS to amend the statute, fixing
the customs district of Chicago, so
that the district would embrace all OF
States, Illinois and Indiana. Hop
kins explained that the bill was in the
interest of the smelters of Aurora,
who desired to be able to pay duties
on Canadian ores, at the port of Chi
cage.
The oath of office was then admin
istered to Prince, (Dem.) of Louis
lana.
a resolution was passed for the APP
Pointment of Isaac Hill of Ohio, as
Deputy ~Sergeant-at Arms.
Three other employees we're agreed
upon by the Democratic caucus.
The memorial adopted by the Nat
ional Wool-G Growers Association Sat.
urday calling for higher duties was
presented by Sanforth of Ohio, but
Crisp of Georgia objected to it's re-
ception.
Crisp also objected to the resolution
by Cannon of Utah, calling on Secre-
tary Hoke Smith for his authority for
an order suspending all operations Of
the Land Office, by white settlers on
the Pacific railroad grant lands in
Utah and Nebraska could perfect
their titles.
At 100 the House adjourned until
tomorrow.
MASONIC MEETING.
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENCY
SALE FOR TAXES, 1895.
STATE OF
County of Elko. Do

county Ireasurer's Office,
in and for Elko County.
I,John Henderson,, County Treas
urer and ex-Cfficio Tax Receiver in
and for sand Elko County, do hereby
give notice that there is TO- payable
at my office and delinquent for the
fiscal Year 1895, on property situated
in said Elko County, the following
amounts Of taxes, penalties and costs
u o the person, or persons and
owners, and "A said lien against the
property within named, and de-
scribed opposite each to the othor re-
spectively, ia the following list, to-
wit:
Alves John. Salt Lake City,
Utah-Water ditch known MS
the right hand branch Of Sew
enty six Creek, running from
Seventy Six Creek to ennsyl-
vania Gulch, Mardis, $1,000; to-
tai value, $1,000; general tax,
SIG; ten per cent, S1.60; adver-
Using, 81; Auditors certificate,
81 %; total tax. 500 s5
Barrett j NJ, Tuscarora-
Lots and improvements in Tus.
carora, 10 and 16, block g and
lots and improvements in Fus.
oarora, 81 and 80, block d, $500;
total value, $500; general. tax,
81 SO; ten per cent, S.4S; adver-
tising, 80; Auditors certificate,
81 .25; total tax. 8 So
Blue Bell Mining Co, NJ Rein
hart, Agent, Elko-Blue Bell
Mining Co.'S furnace building
on north side of Main street,
Bullion, New, $500; total value,
$500; general tax, So ten per
cent, $50; advertising, 50; Au-
ditor's certificate, Sl.25; totai
..... s12 o.
Button j V, Paradise Valley
Patented land, swM Of neM &
e15 of nwM sta R52; NV
n of ID & eL of seI of l &
neAof ne4 S 3 Al T52; con-
tanning $50 acres, $500; poss IT,
tie n19 of neM g. sell of neL of
l & e19 of neA S II Il IL L SO,
swM of swI Of 5 g. swM of nv
Il & sw n & VIZ of sell & seM
of seH S r. Al r. 45, NJ & ne
ID of Sc u of 7 & NV ID Of NV
u & s1s of NV ID & n% of swN
S 8 II IL r 40, swI of nwI&
VIZ of swI of 30 & VIZ Of NV
q y SEA of nwM & VIZ oe sw
"a 5 81 Il Al r AZ, containing
l44O acres, $500; improvements
thereon, $3.50; 100 stock horses,
$500; 2 stations. 5000; 10 stock
cattle, 500; total value, S2,17O;
general tax, S34.72; ten per
cent. S3.47; advertising, 50; Au-
ditor's certificate, S1.25; total
Carey Mrs A B, Tnscarora-
House near 76-Hill, north of
Weed st and west Of West Ave-
nue., Tuscarora, Elko county,
Nevada, $50; total value, $50;
general tay, s 80; ten per cent,
sos; advertising, 80; Auditors
certificate, 81 %; total tax. 80 4 1G
Diana Mining Co, Tuscarorr
-Ao old building formerly
used as hosting works, rusca-
rora Mining District, $50; total
value, $50; general tax, $50;
ten per cent, sos; advertising,
81; Auditors certificate, S1.25;
Iotul taX.. ....S q 1G
Heathman FE, Terrace, Utah
improvements in Wells on
lots II and 18, block X and lots,
$40; 10 stock horses, $50; total
value S170; general tax, S2.T2;
ten per cent. S.27; advertising.
~; Auditors certificate, 81. 25;
'oo"i ...S 3 "a
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Carlin 81 & % block %, S225;
lots and improvements in Car
lin s% OF lots 10 & IL block %,
5000; total value, 1925; general
tax. $3.50; ten per cent, S.6S;
advertising, 50; Auditors cerfi-
fcate, S1.25; total tax .........S $40 70
Wallace A E, Austin, New
Elko County, poss title n1s of
nwA of q & ne or of ne or S
% 38 r 81, WIZ Of Sc or & SO
Or of Sc Or of ri & So or of % &
NV or of ne Or & nL of NV or s
% T39 r 40, lot { S 80 r so,
NV Or Of So Or & 81 of SO or &
nH Of sw Or S 4 T SO 4 81, e%
Of ne or & NV or Of ne Or & n%
of NV Or & sw Or Of NV Or & sL
or sw Or & NV or Of SO or S5T
38 r 81, lots l, 2, & 4 & SO or
Of 6 & NV Or of ne Or S 7 T3s
r 81, sw Or of ne or & ne % Of
sw or Of 81 ne or of ne orof9&
VIZ of sw or 5 10 r 38 R51, n
| Il Of NE ur & 30 or of sw or &
sw Or of Sc or S Is T 80 r ST.,
& e25 Of ne Or & s19 of NV or &
| Ii" VI VI IL" VI ~ L 90 II Ol,
ne or Of NV or Of NV or & az
of NV Or & ne Or Of sw Or & s15
of Sc Or S 81 3 38 r 81, VIZ Of
ne Or & e% of NV Or g. sw or Of
nv Or & n15 Of SO Or S % II 80
r 81, aggregating 5000 acres,
5000; total value, 5000; general
tax, Sl4.40: teu per cent, 81. "A;
advertising, 50, Auditors Q r
~titicate, 1925; total .S19 Oe
Notice is further given that ten pei
cent on the amount of each item OF
original tax, together with S1.25 Aud
itor's fees, ancS2 cost of advertising
for each item will be collected in adj
dltlon to the amount of original tax
IL zach OF said cases of dellnquency,
and it said original taxes, penalties
and costs be not sooner collected or
paid to me that 1 will at II o'clock no.
on Monday, the Doth day of January,
1896, at the front door of the Court
house Of said county, at the town of
Elko, therein, sell each and every par
eel of said described property for the
total mou of the original tax pen
atty and costs set opposite to each
parcel thereof respectively, to the per
son or persons who will paw the
amount of the original tax, penalties
and costs for the smallest parcel of
the propert! described opposite there
to respectively, in each case of delin-
quency, and that ell property sold at
such sale and each parcel thereof, is
subject to redemption within six
months after the date of sale by pay
mont of all of said sums against the
same, or each parcel thereof respec-
lively. with 3 per cent per month
thereon, from the date of said sale
until paid.
JOHN HENDERSON,
County Treasurer and ex-Oficio Taz
Receiver.
Elko, New, Dec. 10, 1895.
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Nothing like @Silver Medal Flour
on the Market. Try it.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-12-10

If you want good flour, buy tn
"Silver Medal"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-12-10

SNOW glasses Of all tints and variety
at Muller's. r.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-12-10

Carlin 81 & D block %, 1925;
lots and improvements in Car
lin So OF lots 10 & IL block %,
5000; total value, 1925; general
tax. $3.50; ten per cent, S.6S;
advertising, 50; Auditors cerfi-
fcate, S1.25; total tax $40 70
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WITH The

When water freezes il expands VIII
a force which Trautwine estimates Al
@ less than 10000 pounds % tho
square inch
The water animals were. lower IN OF
canism and older in existence a the
air-breathing animals. They naturally
found their existence easier than did
the animals exposed TO the vicissitudes
OF the atmosphere
A heavenly census is now being taken
by the Paris observatory; TO count the
stars the heavens are photographed In
sections. Soma of these sections show
only a dozen stars, while Others OF the
same dimensions show over 1900
J.E. Gore. writing on the "size ofthe
Solar System." says that enormously
large az the solar system absolutely IS
compared with the size of III OWL
earth. il is. compared with the size O
the visible universe. merelyas adrop II
the ocean"
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m The kA,sER's LAND.

Kaiser Wilheim's latest exploit WA
to take the baton from a bandmastef
and show him how to conduct his
orchestra
Moorfield Storey says that in Berlin
the streets are actually washed and
scrubbed every night There arc no
slums there.
Six OF the newspapers now pubiished
in Germany were established over 2ol
years - the Oldest being the Frank
furter Journal. founded in 1915.
Marcel Herwegh. the son OF George
Herwegh. The Iron Lark" who in lisa
was leader in the republican movement
in German;. is going 10 publish hi
fathers correspondence with Lassaile
the socialist
When the recruits were sworn n .
Potsdam recently the pastor who ad
dressed them warmed them that the.
must think not only of the Watch OF
the Rhine" but also OF the Watch o.
the vistula."
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or gravel, or iron. The state does not
need 10 employ engineers Ia tell people
that: aud comparatively little study
would enable amy supervisor to ouiAd 4
road out OF any Of these materials.
The question AS "a what kind OF stone
il best might not be generally under
stood. Limestone IL too soft. though
in our cities a great many streets are
improved with limestone But II VIII
not stand constant tearning. The hard
er the stone the better; and now thi
construction Of a good road consists oi
making il 81 hard. tough stone or
gravel. AZ least six inches deep. or
deeper. II practical Build II the best
ION can. l,nt a. much stone on II a. you
can pay for. Certainly there should %
six inches OF tone. How wide shall oc
the Improvement? Wide enough for .
wagon with improved urnouts az rea'
sonablc distances. on which wagons
meeting those coming from an opposi.e
direction can stand while the approach
ING wagon passes. This will be the
cheapest plan and a be adopted ever
when gravel is used. for only in eNcep'
,ional Instance in the west IS gravel &C
abundant that we a afford TO use II
ex,ravagantly. Now as to drainage
This is an important matter. WAFER
must be kent of and out Of the road
The simplest manner of drainage Is by
bitches on each side. and ordinarily
this method will answer all purposes
filling is resorted to il i governed py
the same rule as field drainage
As i, is practically out of the ques
ZION To make an artificial foundation
for the ordinary road. the natural foun
: dasion Will depend for solidisy OF
thorough drainage. As TO the cost
: This depends 80 much OIL circumstance
{ that an estimate that Will do FOR a
sections Of course cannot he made In
railroads should carry the material 10
roadmaking free. That is as little 2
they could do to improve their grea
:, n dyitally important feeders-the con
\ mon highways. The agricultural q
7 partment at Washington gives u OF
. ,hat some of the railroads have agree
{ 10 do this. while Others have consentf
: greatly to reduce the cost OF iran
= portation. There Is one way that ~
state could construct roads cheaply,
r far as the labor would go. That Is
. employ convicts for r~oadmaking. y
: have an army Of these people. and the
|. is a fierce opposition 10 their emplo
men. in any kind of labor that Will col
: nete with outside mechanics. Here
an opportunity to employ them
| work that completes with nobody. I
: nobody wants to do this kind o. wor
s lie, the state provide the machin
= for crushing stone and nave the &C
! vic,s do the work.-John H. HOBBS
: Farmers Voice.
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Governor of the state Appears Interested
In the Movement.

t.overnor Of the state Appears Interested
In the Movement
Delegates 10 the road parliament re-
Gently held az Atlanta. Ga. went home
in mos, with q stronger de-
termination to follow up the road agl-
,ation in their several localities.
In Hastings. Mich, il has resulted in
a revival Of good-road interest which
seemed To call for something moro
prcmpt than the passing Of laws
A large sum Of money has already
been raised by voluntary subscriptions
| and active work was begun last week.
The matter was considered enough
| OF an event to warrant a number OF
,rominent business men in going ou'
into the country and shoyeling the FIRST
load Of gravel.
At Lansing there 10 q movement
started. backed by the Michigan dele
yates who went to Atlanta. which
to the calling of a convention TO be hell
in that city for the purpose OF discuss
ing the subject Of nm improved system
~ roads for Michigan. II is understoo'
that the governor will ssu h ca
md that the outcome is likely to be ~
teresting.
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ORCHARD AND r

Give xerbena. a rather rich but light
soil.
soil and location will change the
character of fruit
In setting out strawberry plants DC
sure to spread the roots out evenly
In pruning trees of any kind i'll bet
Tor "a have one strong limb than two
weak ones
Thoroughly ripe. fresh fruit Is pleas
! ant 10 the taste. cooling 10 the system,
| nourishirg and laxative
The grape is inexpensive to plant
| bears early, is productive and easily
managed.
Now is n good time to make grape
cuttings. Let each cutting have three
or four yves and be planted in a dry.
loose soil. so that only the top bud VIII
be exposed
one r.ason why plants do not sue
coed in window culture is lack OF hu-
nudity N the air. The principal rea'
sons why plants so often 10 well In 2
Kitchen window is because there II
more moisture in the air
Make cuttings of young wood about
eight inches long with a bud close e
the lower end. stick them into well
prepared soil in rows three feet apart
Stick them at an angle Of about - de
rrees. as IN this way the soil will settle
more firmly about them. Leave oni!
one bud above the surface. Then cove
with straw OF forest lsayes.-St- Loui
Renublic
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0INy
Vome-rule in local affairs Is a vites
nrinciple in our government. II en-
trenched in our constitution. whice
10 local authority every righe
not specifically granted 10 the general
government. Yet in matters entirely
local. in school affairs. In health meas
ures. Washington citizens have n
voice nor control over the expenditure
OF a single dollar OF their taxes II
other cities the power 10 correct oniciaa
abuses is in the hands OF h peoples
here. whatever the blunders commit
ted. il Is hard to locate the guilty
ones What is worse. though
guilty be known. the people are pow
erless TO rebuke them at the poiiA
The spectacle. meanwhile, OF a body
chosen to legisiate for sixtv-hve mil.
lion people diverted into a city councn
dealing with ditch cleaning, care o.
markets. ~graveyards and other neignr
borhood concerns. becomes more IN
congruous each y-ar.-Margaret Noble
Lee, in Chautauquan-
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To supply the demand for milk and
~ products in this country, 1s.0o0.0oo
COWS are required. To furnish food
IL them. the cultivation of over CO..
100000 acres of land is required In
caring for the lows and their milk
600 men and 100000 horses are
,.sded. Cows and horses consume an
rual,y 10000. 900 tons Of hay. 100000 Q
bushels Of cornmeal. and The Same
mount OF oatmeal, c'5.ooo. 900 bushels
| - oats. ia,ooo.c 900 bushels Of bran. and
100000 O bushels Of corn. to say notn-
inc OF the brewery and questionable
feed of various kinds th1t = usea -,
over the country. 1t costs s\oo.ooo.oot
20 feed these cows and horses--Ahss
state Grocer.
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How much is God the richer ny any
ching We have done? What have we
added 10 His store Of knowledge!
Wherein have we increased Ills power
sp the world? What have vs. done ina
lie would not have done without u.s.
And who OF US has done his full duty
or lived up to the fun measure o. ms
opportunity and personal aoi,i'y
when ws sum up all we have done
what else ran we say than: Wear un'
nroitable ~servants. we have done oni!
that which Il was our duty 70 10. sno
a.as, have mot always done y well
dated Presbyteran-
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Potiphar was greatly blessed In
Joseph. hut Joseph was more erea,-
ly blessed in God. All that Joseph
was TO the Egyptian. G,d was 70
him. and much more Thousands are
looking for a Joseph TO manage their
affairs and relieve them OF their our
dens. who. II they would only SUR
render themselves and their cares 20
God.and accep, OF His guidance wouid
find in Him a true burden oearer--
United Presby terrain
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HINTS TO HousEkEEPERs.

ViI,ed roses can be restored by plac
ing the stems in hot water for a minute.
Coffee stains ON white goods should
he washed in warm water before piac-
ing in suds-
4 dish OF plate OF water set in the
oven when baking cake ~ll prevent
scorched edges.
Don't clean brass articles with acids
Use putty powder with sweeioii- WASH
off with soapsuds, and then dry. This
VIII insure brightness
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AGRICULTURALHINT
4 FARMERS STATEMENT.


No one disputes the advantages Oh
GOOD roads There Is no one who DOES
mot desire good r.a Hut. like "a goosi
many other gooi things that Ne az
sire. we cannot always sre oGr way cieai
10 get them. We are often cosairiieu
10 get along with what Is inferior n~
cause we have not the means 81 getting
something better. There has Asen a
great deal Of talk about road inpros'-
m..nt. and the belief seems 70 exis-
among certain classes Il a ihe 'afMe.
does not know enough 10 know 'Aat ne
needs better roads. and that hence
there must Ice a campaign OF education
The farmer knows quite as well - ING
bi.ycl. rider what he needs. ana ho
Luows much better that II the enurr
,xpense u making a road that VIA
please the bicycle people Is &c IAN on
him the construction is ou OF qees'
lion. In would cohiscate his farm u
~ Il, vhile il would not cost the vast
majority of the bicycle people a rec
cen, cent. The movement Tor go"e
roads j. not primarily In the mterrs,o
,h,. farmer. but in the interest OF ths
townspeople; and h townsP'opie ha''
a very much greater interest IN goo
roads than the farmer has He c"ni'
live if the roads were 50 bad that N
never could get 10 town. II traces
mar could not. Chicago is deeply IN
teres,ed in having good roads IN TN
county: the railroad. the manuiae
,ur.r. the merchant. all classes n IN
cities. are interested. and that BENG ia
fact. the wealth and business enter
prises in the ccnters OF popuia'lo
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Il never" said the young msn.
s.could see any sense in that lin ABOUT
ar, Is long and time is heeting-
TT Is evident said the elder man.
..that YOU never have had occasion 70
wait for your wife while she made ny
her complexion preparatory TO attend
inc the opera-"-Indianapolis ri
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Runny Hearts.

There are souls in the world VINO
have the gift OF finding JOY very
where and leaving il behind them
when they GO. Their influence Is an
inevitable rladdening Of the heart
They give light without 70
shine. Their brigh; hearts ave q
great work to do for God
w. Faber.
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We can mention no failure more dlsas'roue
than that of physical energy; itlnyo4'es -. ~
martial suspension o. the digestive and -
SENTATIVE processes, and entails the retire
mont from business of the liver and kio-
news. Only through the good Offices o. hos
letters stomach Bitters can The re-toraIlon
~ its former vigorous status - hoped Ior.
When this aid has been secured, aresumY
tion of activity IN the stohAa.r. '.ar.
novels NAV he relied upon. b bittsns
| conauers malaria aud kidney troubles.
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~ don't know as I dare TO say yes,
she said. in response TO his proposal
.,clerpvmen's sons, you know, are pro-
verbally bad
Yes he replied. with eagerness'
.sbut then my father isn't much Oh =
clerryman-~-Boston Transcript
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~ClrRK-.That gentleman you sold a boz
lie Of hair dive to three weeks ago was ners
again today Drueglst as ne aISes
know II we kept wigs. Life
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r.r.vortte Route "a VioridA-

INV NOT. when going TO Florida. take -
vsn,age OF the opportunity Of going VIA 81
an;s makiur hut one change 81 cars -
,au,e and tina. in the grand 81 Loais tnsos
>rari,n. the largest in the world, snc
,hsnce take the ~. Loiis 4 Caro- Sners
Tine. the "Holfy Springs Route 70 flor,as
Tnroucb sle.pers TO jacksonville, low rAses5
li,hersf Limit with stop-over privileges, M
49, Gro. T.. Larry,
General Passenger Agent.
81. Louis, Ne
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C1ara-An the girls are taking oox-
inc lessons. Aren't you scared?
Young Bachelor-No; I always keep
away fron. bargain counters ~ =
Weekly.
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Coxrrorsxrss sweils the principal 70 no
purpose. and lessons the use al purpose
[eremy Taylor.
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Tur great rule OF moral conduct Is next
| 70 God 10 respect time--Lavater-
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AIrxxr shall make me set a surer guar
on myself. and keep a better watch on ny
actions.-Ben Jonson-