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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24
THE COCKAOE CITY.
Many Matters to Interest Petersburg.
ers in Norfolk.
Special Dispnteh 10 The Yirginian.

Special Dispatch to The virginian.
PETERSBURG. Va. May 23.-Ascen.
sion Day WINS NEST appropriately OBJ.
served here by Appomattox Command
cry No. &, knights Iemplar. At 7:15
o'clock this evening the Commandefy
assembled at their asylum in full dress
of Templar, on foot, and marched in
body to Grace Episcopal Church,
where, after an interesting service by
the Commandery, q special sermon
was delivered before the members of
the order by Sir Knight Rev. John
Ridout, the rector.
MIR. Bartlett Roper, president of tho
Chamber OF Commerce of Petersburg,
has accepted an invitation from the
Richmond delegation to accompany
them to Atlanta to the Convention of
the Southern Wholesale Grocers' AS.
ISOLATION, to be held there on the 29th
instant.
Messrs. W. b. McIlwaine and Robert
w. Collier. who were the delegates
from Appomattox Lodge of Odd Eel
lows of Petersburg to the Grand
Lodge, which recently met Mt Matches
ter, will make their report to the lodge
to morrow night.
The Petersburg Greys. Capt. II. +.
Heath, will arrive here tomorrow
evening from Pocahontas. They will
be met at the depot lay the company's
band and large crowd of citizens.
Capt. w. Gordon McCabe, Head
master OF the University School in thia
CITY. will leave morrow for New
York to deliver a lecture before the
University Club of that CITY.
Mr.. Robert Gillian. of this CITY, will
represent this State at the National
Conference of Charities and Correc.
ton at the twenty second annual seq
sion to be held at New Haven, Conn,
the oath to Both of this month,
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SUFFOLK LOCAL.

Mr.. aud Mrs. W. N. McAuge left for
trip to Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Gen. l.. s. Baker hos returned from
Raleigh, N. c., whers he attended the
uuveiliDg ind met many former com.
rades whom he had not seen for thirty
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burton, who
wero recently married, left for Eastern
Shore, Va, where they will reside.
gentleman who had bottle OF pre-.
pared refreshments in his pocket in
view OF the closing Of the barrooms
yesterday, ran against an iron post and
broke the vessel. His predicament at
traoted considerable attention from
pedestrians.
The last meeting of the existing Town
Council will OCCUR on the first friday
in June. The new Council, six of
whom are members of the present
body. will take oath of office during
June court. and will hold their frat
meeting in July.
HAS Built NEW QuARTERs.-M
Junius Il. Parker, Councilman elect,
who recently lost by fire his livery sta
bles. paraphernalia and several horses,
has erected new and more commodious
quarters.
BICYCLE COLLISION. Mr.. Archie
Turner's year old daughter, Ruth, was
run into by Johnnie PInnir, son of
Mr. j. Primer. on bicycle in Market
street, knocked down and bruised bad
~ about the face. The collision was
the result of an accident.
CONCERT AT THE Decentralization
large crowd attended the bazaar last
evening, when an attractive musical
and literary concert WAS given by local
talent. The efforts of the ladies and
others who have rendered such valua-
bic assistance towards the success OF
the bazaar, are greatly appreciated by
the military companies.
AN EVENING WITH FANNY CRosBY.-
AT the regular weekly meeting of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union next
Monday evening, the life aud works OF
Fanny Crosby will be- discussed and
commented on under the direction OF
Rev. j. l.. Love.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
News Notes of Interest From the
Magic City.
Special Dispnteh to the Yirginian.

Special Dispatch to the virginiau.
NEWPORT News, Va, May 3D.
The election to day Of county officers
has been by far the most exciting that
has ever taken place here.
Robinson, the present incumbent,
withdrew this morning in favor of A,
Q. Garrett, leaving only Garrett and
j. II. Nj. Newton IN the field for the
place of Commemorative Attorney,
Mrs. Bayard and little daughter and
Miss Becon have left for Washington
after weeks stay here.
The ladies of Newport News are
going to organize d Ladies' Auxiliary
to the Magrnder Camp of Cohiederate
Veterans. Their first meetiuE will be
at PHILIPPE Hall Monday afte Enoon at
4 o'clock.
A reception will be given by the
Indies of st. Pau's Episcopal Church
Monday evening to their paBtor, Rev.
Francis Ribble. 1t will be al Phillips
Hall at $50 o'clock.
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SoHtherm "hniu.aie Grocers.


RICHMOND, Va, May 23.-The follow.
ing Is the Richmond delegation to the
southern Wholesale Grocers' Associa.
tioh which meets in Atlanta on Wednes.
aay next; j A Morris, l. Younger,
Wlrt l. Taylor, Hermann Myers, j S
moore, d Christian, John w Harri.
SON. = CHARLES Davenport. L A Saunders,
or, u Bourige, l. Antrim, John ID
oyer; John Il Cary. II A Dunlop,
C9arles ii Simpson. II II Boykin, John
auams and Henry Hsrwood.
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Then lie Started.

They had been sitting in silence for two
minutes each OF which seemed like an
age. The clo<li chimed IL, and slo sup.
pressed yawn.
Arc you interested in baseball, Mr..
Stalatc;' she asked YEARLY
yes. ] used to play shortstop''
'lndecd? should think that your quail.
tiles would not have fitted you for any
thing but long stop. "-Washington Star.
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"a victory for senator s.orman,
by southern Associated Pras,.
A v ictOr

b;ALrIMoHE, %. = En-. Cong ressman
fsaaof haynor has Withdrawn from the
nght Tor The Democratic nomination
LOT Governor of Maryland and SAYS be
VIII not again onter the political arena.
MANY OF the party managers have
opposed MIR. Raynor's candidacy and
MS determination to give up the strug,
eie is regarded as the distinctive vic.
Tory for Senator German and bis
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A Newspaper Story.

Mrs. Gotham-How strangel The pa
per says II distinguished foreigner COM
plains that he Was greatly Inconvenience
while in Chicago because he could not find
any one who could speak his language 1
wonder where he came from.
Mr. Gotham-Can't imagine. He must
have come from some other planet. New
York Weekly.
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TouRiiened.

"Say" said the deputy, 81 put No. III
OH the treadmili eight hours ago rs pun
islment, and III be dingcd if he amt go
in or jist us chipper and happy as can be. "
"Why, Of course, said the prison ward.
Ell In tones of disgust. Didn't you know
the Teller was sent here for bicycle steal
INK? That sort Of thing Is right In his
line Indianapolis Journal.
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LFnchbnrg's Percentage increases
by Southern Associated Press.

RoAEoKE, Mny 23.-Breen's braves
gave rather poor exhibition of ball
playing here this afternoon. Fisher
was batted freely. OF Lynchbur.'s
seventeen hits, three were homo runs.
one of them by Berryhill, with bases
full. Score:
II Ii L
Lynchburg ......i 1x-lT II 4
batteries; Fisher, Fitzsimmons, Viox
and Hayden; Mckenna aud Schabel,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

"heh haoy was sici' we gavo her castorra
w. she was Child, she cried for css,ou,,
len she became Miss. she chung to cas,orIo
When she had Children, she gave thor 80.
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Failure or the SpecuInIor.

n NEW YORK, 23.-The failure OF G. d.
Towt was announced at tho Gon.oI
dated Exchange this morn,ng Ha ua.
short of wheat, e Nus
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The ,VIrginian's Daily Hints
HOUSE-kEEPERS (!
Bill of Fare
-FOR-
TO -MoRROw,

SATURDAf. MAY 25ria
IcoPrRlGHr.l
BREAKFAST. O,n,r.s O,,moo,
Ham with Cream Gravy. FAXED Iotniots,
rye Mullins. White Bread. Grape Jam,
OHM Err Stuffed Veal. Mashed Potatoes.
noiied MEMS. Spinach. Cirren, Jelly. White
aud Corn lI,ead. brown lsetty
SUPPER. rad and butter C,ld Ncat
Potato Cakes. Rnubarb Sauce. SUI EAR C, ke,
Cocoa.
RYE MUFEINS,
ne and one,hslf cups rye meal; one q flour; two
salt Mix the flour. ms al an salt TLorourhIy
NJ u egg amt sugar and pour int Hour add m M
nea. lev moments. Bake in stone muffin cups
'hrse io"rtns hour. Miss CoLBRATII
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

a superb and UnrivnIcd Qualify OF
Green .en
is now offered Of Burrows Drug store.
A very clear, light and beautiful color
IN Its drawing quality, with q delight.
fnl fragrance, unsurpassed by any Tea
ever placed on the market. Only 500
per pound. Usual price 81. trial
will surely commend this choicest of ell
teas. Send for sample.
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>ttsUOI.N AND tULI.Et:IN
Summer Law School,

Washiu.ton mud s"c Hntvcr.tty.
lectures egin July l, 1895. For circular
with full Information address (P. .. Lexipp-
gJn Na.) either of the instructors. JOHN
RANDOLPH TUCKER. Professor Ecnity
Commercial Law, etc. CHARLIE AS
GRAVES. Professor Common AMI Statute
law. my tn, tn sa- i'm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

Corset Negligee shirts with nobby
collars and ties to match. Nichols 4
Wallace, 100 Main street.
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$3.50 BERKELEY BRIEFS.

eBNevival services at Main Street Chris
tinn Church continues with increasing
interest. The Missionary Society of
tnis church will have an interesting
meeting Sunday afternoon.
MIR. Elbins Parker,,a brakeman on the
Norfolk aud Southern railroad. had his
shoulder fractured while coupling box
cars Ut the junction of the Norfolk and
Western railroad last night about s
o'clock. lie WAS taken to the office of
DR.. Morgan, where his wounds were
dressed, after which he was taken to
his parents residence on Pearl street.
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e37.i79.S02 surplus.
The Equitable Life Assurance Socie-
W has nearly twice az much surplus as
any other life. insurance company.
A. MYERS. Manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

Messrs. Horace S. Peed and James
NJ. Jordan have formed q co.psrtner.
ship under the firm name of f. Nj.
Peed & Son, to conduct the ship chand.
lery and ship supply business at Water
street and Roanoke avenue.
October LIST. 1895. se30, gu, tn, II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

A beautiful line of Belt buckles just
in. New patterns. Chapman Il. Jake.
AaAs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24
ROOM FOR RENT.

One OF two gentlemen can obtain nicely fnr
n,hled room, centrally located, with all modem
IN three minutes walk Of the electric line a. C.
E.,caTe NiIginian. uolO.tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

on tho wrong side al the street,
Geo. ID; Chase, III Main street, but
20 is on the right side OF prices. Fine
pine OF watches, chains, etc., belt buck
Yes and silver novelties. PROMPT at.
tention given to all kinds Of repairs.
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basel AlL.
Games Played by Virginia and Ma.
tional League Clubs Yesterday.

whore They PIny To.Day.
Petersburg at Por,smouth
Norfolk. at Richmond
IynchDurg at Roam okc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

There are lots OF negligee shirts.
put we think We have found the best.
II will cost you nothing to look.
Aiehels y Wallace. l69 Main street.
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NO. l0f Church street, blsdk satin
newest styles. opons'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

1VANTED-Livc men in this and adjacent towns
~ AMI counties to take orders by sample. Use
Shl anu taiahie patented article. Good terms and
exclusive territory. Room o, 9s Main streeL
mv9j-3l
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

Twenty -tivs oar loads hest Timothy
tiay. j. ii. Golfer, 1913 Water street.
Phone No. 4. myl91m
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For sale or Wi, Exchange
For first class BICYCLE nearly nev
stylish buggy. 81. e. Owen, 275 Wsta,
street.
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SIanuing Of ia. CLUBS.
NorfoIK pIny,d a poor C,,,

RIcHMoND, May 23.-The Richmond
ana Norfolk toams met here ,his after.
noon and played game which was
neither Instructive nor Interesting and
which showed the Norfolk tenn to bs
IN a completely disorganized state,
The team work of the visitors was
atrocious. Instead of the teams play.
ing together each man seemed to try
to cut the Others throat. Score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

That sCrofulous faint which bas been =,
Sonr blood for years. will 10 expelled by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blooi
Hurifier.
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WANTED.


AVANTGD Four eolored agents. Apply at
AZ once. A. G.. RHODES CO., 27G Church
sire l. ny2i-2t+
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Dt, III
ischmon .......2 2 0 O 8 D Ill IL \
norfolk .........O U 2 D 0 2 3 O. IL II
Batteries; Dinsmors and Gibson:
Weeks aud Purcell and Geier.
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Strawberry short cake at Macs:
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Strawberry horl-eaAs st Mea.A
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MEN AND BOYS wanted Mt the NORFOLK
nj FRUIT PACKAGE WORKS. nyl:i-3ts
SVANTED-A good all around M II man, must
" br acquainted with machinery. BOX q,
Scw ort News, Va. my23-3ts
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FOR RENT

NOR RENT-A House ana Yard Si'ua cd ON E,st
j River, near Hicks Wharf, Mathews county IA.
lhe house con AIS ~ are AIRY io,as. with
yenty OF sha, ald 20 d bathing shor. Terms
Cheap. For iUiiher morn a ion write 10 4 d.
Eo>rEE, lebanon l. q. Mathews Co.. w.
tLA,.t q lu-.
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Il ARE OPPORTUNITY TO LEASF.-The splcn
~ did war hou-e No ~ aud so Water street now
occupied by the Heck-IIershler Tr, scooJ, Co
iosHess on given January /, 1896 possibly sooner
Apply 20 d. LOWENBEkG, Columbia Building.
nyl4-2w "h'
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lVANTED-iioRsES AND cows TO PASTURE
C. II. CAVE,
Mylo-6tt Berkiey Va.
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Castoria.

"Castoriaisso we'll adapted to children that
irccomlnend 1t us superior toany prescription
known to me-" ii. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-16
A GOOD AND PbUCKY WOMAN.

lSI Girl in the larger play goers
suspicion of the real life which of the leading
ladies company furnished with heroine AS she
modest selfespecng whose pirate is her
pubc forbear give her but the
story interesting in itself to be passed by.
In OF the music halls of london number of
who and danced and made for the deectaton of the
gd youth with expectation OF being lifted out OF the
sphere which she for the time honest living But
something bearing the fancy young English
army officer of good family and reasonable expectations
who moving amid pretty fast was weak rather
bad retained amid all his demoraizing surroundings live
spark Of admiration for something morally above his level The
girls hall ready kind Of Bohemian froic
with him his companions but this without aectaon
stood aloo from the and de-
manded to be treated with the which he would show to
drawing Perhaps this pqued his galany
little made him all the DESTROYS of winning favor in her
eyes, rather picturesque and unusual courtshp
extending through several months he shocked his family and
sstoundd his male friends by announcing that he had asked the
hand Of the pretty soube in marriage and that she had
sented
by nventng
for HIM which would send him for long time out of the country
the that he abroad he his wife
with him. Then the father tried pull wires at the War
ing ordered distant
military post plan pleaded
her social grounds pointing the humiliation which would
herself and and her daughters when they cut by
elegant who could fine distinctions in public;
but he refused be moved by what he denounced purely ar
ca considerations At last argument having been thrown
the whole family resolved the sensible thing and make
the best OF what they regarded bad matter They waited
till convenient for all OF them to continent
for little while; they the young mans ascnao along and
under their country consulate where there
bodies make trouble needless questions the couple
made OF the the bridegroom
from the and his father found for him position
agent for English firm in Honolulu The newly welded pair
took the steamer for their island home
Years passed. borna bright little fellow with his
fathers looks his mothers vvac and air of distinction
which marked him superior blood Society Honolulu had
long the habit of probing far the aneedens
OF its members long they properly introduced and
this preliminary which the husbands family had carefully
attended The oubette found herself assocang with the best
the and her native ceverness quickly supplied what
lacked the education of the
salon. An American who has visited her house Honolulu
tells that she shone by contrast with who had
enjoyed the advantages of social training their babyhood
What higher walks of
real life thus open to her will appear later.
Then British ship brought the har
other officers the husbands boon
OF the old half forgotten days. The friend still remained gentle
manly gambler He still wasted his nights the cloth and
his days making his lost sleep The husband joined him. at first
for little recreation the old spell had fastened
fpap him md ac ha f6ce
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-16
THE COURIER

support given child. maudln
half indignant he babe her mind her affairs and went
about his usual
The discovery from home
avengg himself for the slight had suffered her hands by
about and relating the her former occupation
and her romantic marriage In spite of the fact that there
nothing the tale which wholly cretabe her. the fact
that she had entertained the public with her andye
feet damning evidence of her dprav in
the of her self neghbo and meant her
ostracism thes- sforh.
Of being ssed by treatment
of defense her husband became cowed and
He neglected her and the boy and his business that his
principals presently him word his books and
everything of theirs his who already his
out to Hawaii when the letter of dismissal arrived Even this blow
did not bring him back she hoped WOULD for she
still ready their youthful and begin life afesh the
bottom of the ladder he would give that his love
survived
One evening English about weighing anchor the
harbor when it boarded by two passengers and
little boy They bound for the old country The captain
looked the lady noticed that she widows weeds
he politely inquired
bearing her husband She answered in the negative the good
assumed that she wife going home her lord who had
preceded her get their home ready Several during
he endeavoed draw from her cew identity
purpose prided knowledge
of human and frequently his
of quality who her did
emphasize the fact He right but the quality
meantony the sturdy quality Of independence Arrived Eng
land the neglected wife
and his father Into the old she poured the whole
miserable story.
conclusion going back to the stage 1
always fair living there and experience
taught which Of higher professional
walk know we'll how look at this but have
up mind You shall suffer the disgrace
slider it, of recognizing daughter shall adopt
which shall everywhere behind
fooights alike shall carry about with single
which identify as the whom married
against will But rest assured shall do nothing
lower myself the unettered life which hence
forth good when your
the disposition to be anything ese The thing
about my boy He noble little fellow him: but
realize that in TIE rowing life which shall him
with except at intervals Bitter will
him. ready to make the sacrifice u
ture good enough to keep both
give him fair education. know do better
WILL For the sake of the Of shorved happiness
ready to make the boy bring
Do not alarm yourse shall not haunt your
ghost fully understand that
another and that the parting with boy place
for his good. mus be
Deeply moved the old took his grandson from Back
she went to her profession but prophesied higher
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-28
VIII Grow Together.

If Missouri does not quit ofierlng
inducements to our people there Will
be q war declared. A short time ago
a capital fight was announced to
take place next year in that state,
and now comes J. f. Dowell's Adrian
Journal with another effort to get
Hand county people down there
The Journal says:
The citizens of Mingo township are
i'm the throes OF q town site war.
Two towns have been started just
two and one half miles apart and
both are booming in genuine western
STYLE, corner lots are selling rapidly,
The name of one is ShomOre, while
they call the other Martinville.
A difference has arisen between
them as to which should secure the
p~ostoffice, and matters are becoming
somewhat exciting. Thegood people
of that neighbOrhoOd ought not al
low a small difference like that to
divide them. 1t will not be many
moons before the two cities grow
together, and united they will be the
metropolis of the county.
Bro. Dowell should have stat d
which town had a grove; which had
an ~artesian we'll; which agreed to
build tie postotice building; which
hauled it's water supply from the
other; which was Manchester ana
which was Sodam-and Il few other
pointers necessary to determine
viii h place we would locate i'll.
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For seven years or more Mrs. W, ID
Louder, OF Quincy, XIV, was subject
to severe attacks of cramp collie. Mr..
5. Z. Morse, a druggist of that place,
recommended Chamberlain's Collie,
Choleta and D~iafrhTa Remedy, which
has effected a permanent cure, saving
her much suffering besides the trouble
and expense OF sending for a doctor
which was often necessary. For sale.
by j. d. Fitzgerald. 11t4
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-28

A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr.. j. II. Lo-
per, II well known druggist of Des
Moines, Iowa, for over six months.
At times the pain was sc evere that
he could not lift anything. With all
he could do he could not get rid of it
until he applied Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. 81 only made three applica-
tions of it," he says, land have since
been free from all pain He now
recommends it to persons similarly
afflicted. 1t is Tor sale by J. D. Fitz-
gerald. 11t4
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-28

Sure cure for snoring: Six drops
OF olive oil to a pinch of mustard,
taken just before getting into bed.
The function of the oil is that of a
lubricant to the larynx, while the
mustard acts counter-irritant. The
cure was discovered by the late DR..
O'Dowd, OF Kilkenny, Ireland, and
has proven SO efge:tual that no ma
tive OF that country eyer shores.