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The Arizona sentinel., 1898-04-30
live Stock Gut O. Sight.
and swift

The following letter from the Arlzona Live Stock Association will be of in terest to consumers of meat in Yuma |:
 PHOENIX, Aria., April 23rd, 1898. Dave BaIsz, Esq, Yuma, Ariz.
 DEAR SIR:-Owing to the fact that the Association is composed Of about eighty ofthe principal stock growers aod feeders of this section oi the country, We are in better condition than any other concern or person here to furnish butchers with their stuff in as good condition and st AS reasonable as can be had ill the vslley.
 We buy the material ordered, when it is 10 be had, load and ship 1t to the butcher, thus saving him the expense Of coming here to buy, for the follow ing commissions; cattle per car, $l500 less than 8 car load soc, per head Hogs 5000 per car, less than 8 car 25c. per head.
 We qnote you present prices (which may be changed at any time, on cattle and hogs, as follows: Top steers $4I0, fine ones $4 co, roughS s. 05 to 8 SC. Cows, when any are 10 he had. .$3.25 to $3.50. Hogs top, gram fed ivery scarce) B D to $400. 6tockers and feeders &3.25 E. $50.
 When you need another lat oT zJat give -5 t-is. by letting us send you 2 ios5 oI fine steers f Eou tasra references wo will gladly give tnem.
 Yours respectfully, C4As. k. NH0CLF. Secretary.
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grue Elueo

The leading Mexican citizens of Phoeuix, assembled in mass meeting Wednesday last and passed the f-l!ow ing resolutions, which have the prop T ring
 Resolved, Blythe 2(ezican ,Americ II citizens of Phoenix, Arizona, in ma 3 meeting assembled that we heartily endorse the action Of the President and Congress of the United Statesi in decIar- ing that Spanish rule in the island of Cuba most end; and further
 Resolved, That we as citizens ct the United States pledge our lives and sac red honor to the causeo Of the American government and pledge our seryice8jn any manner that they may be called for in upbolding the national honor in supper. ol the government and flag of the United States.
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Szft5se Pa%~ntfa7g.

~ years ago c New York newspaDes ----a..-- n open discussion upon the topic Marriage Failure 2n The and upon the surface Where .s.a ,al love and respect if there is - marriage IS q success. When
 out. even the most ardent love ... ... Tt, and marriage IS invariably
 .-ieuce hes c1ied the warning e. . all should realize the dangers or wed a-- to people i'll il-heaith IT 8 -.- u- .- kind death turks OF every side
 ..- r-a Of betrCthal and the Caress Of --. 5..-.-n5 5on. Tlle tuar who is suffering .-.-- th is physical bankrupt, and to condemn woman to be his nus, --- Lie and the mother Of babes that inherit his physical weakness. Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery acts directly CD the digestive organism. r makes it strong and irs action perfect When q mans Gi- geatiou is all r.Eht his blood will be pure; when his blood E pure his CCrvoU- zEs-S~S will he strong and his health vi2oroGa
 4 ,goran who suffers from Hea- as- ,--.>. j,aesse of the delicate organism Of her seE F. certain to suffer frorI genera! lIl-health,
 nd Co b= an unhappy, helpless invalid and 2 disappointment a5 wife. EeT children win De weak, puny and pcev!sh. 4 happy home IS a1 Jnpossibi,ity for her until ksG health is restored Dr, Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures a1 troubles Of the dis tinctiy feniuiue organism. II ci;rss theU speedily. completely and permanently IL fits fer wifchood and motherhood. Both medicines are soI6 by all good dealers.
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E.wa..-lne b AnuH.

t may be worth something to know that toe s,r, -.-t medicine for res.or- ing the tired ou nervous system to healthy yieor is Electric Bjtters. Tbis medicine is purely vegetable. acts by giving tane to the nerve centres in Che stomach, gently stimulates the Liver and Kidneys, and aids these organs in throwing of impurities in the blood. Electric Bitters improves the appetite, aids digestion, and IS pronounced by those who have tried it as the very best blood purifier and nerve tonic. Try it. Sold fir 50o O. SIU0 rer bottle at GondeF & Co., Drug Store
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An Ea5erpCis!ng Druggist.
There are few men more wide awak'

There are few men more wide 2Wake apd epterpTisjng tbe GondeT q O.. WHu spar. paHs ro secure fA1 nest Q everything n llet line for laslr many cuze.sJ- taay usv have he .a.u.a. agency .ar Dr A'ug.- New Discovery tr |eu-Huuusu Ca1gh a.a Colds. This fs lla @"lIeG.o csue.. chat prod a.e.ls such t"-o- all ov.r the coratrF 9y lts many s.artu.g cures -- --s-.lrelT eeIas Asthma. Droaonus, hOuseaese and Ill affections oj the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Call at above drug store and get 8 srial bottle free or g regular s'za fer 50 cents snJ $I.00 Guaranteed to cure or price refunded
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EEiili0GS EtIYan AWeys

It is certainly gratifying to the public to know of one concern in the land who are not afraid 10 be generous ro the needy and suffering The pro prietors Of D7. Kings New Discovery tor Consumption, Coughs and Col5s, have given away over ten million tIiai hotties Q; tbis gIeat medicine; and have the s,,ti;aciion Of knowing it has absolutely cured thousands of hope less eases. Asthma, Eroncbjus. H0oree- ness and aN diseasea Of the Throat, Chest and Lungs are surely cured by B. Ca.7 on Go7der &r Co Druggist. and -=. .1a. aaltl. free. Regular size ste and s. Every bottle guar sst.at. r- gs.ro satIn.
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Yeilon Iannaiee CHred

Suffering humanity shoul be sup piled with every means possible tor IJs relief. II is with pleasure we pnhllsh thp following: This is b certify that I WAS terrible sufferer from Yellow Janndice for oyer six moof!fs, and WAS treated by some oI the b.sj physicians IF our city and eII to DC avail Dr Bell, our druggists, recommended Electric Bittars; and after taking two bottles, was entirely cured l now take great pleasure ia recommending them 60 any person suffering fc' nl this terrible malady. am gratefully yours, Ri. 4. Hogarty, LeXiu.ton. Ky"
 Sold by Goudsr < Co. Drusgls5.
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Bread Raising,

Owing to the rapid increase in the price of four and other bakers supplies we are compelled to make slight rai~s n the price of bread and pastry. Dy the single loaf the price reniaine the same as heretofore Sc. amt Ice, no reduction except by tickets, 22 for one dollar. Advance takes effect may Ist'
 SHOREY < NELSON,
 Prop, Yuma Bakery.
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sEnta sn GNox Ho0G.

Good looks are really more than skin deep, d"pendiog entirely O q healthy condition Of all Jhe vital orgsus. If the liver be in@ctige, you have q bilious look; fl your stomach be djsordered, y0n have dyspeptic look, f your kidneys be affected. you have & pincned look. Secure gaod health, and you will surely have good looks '.Eloctric Bitters" is good Atterarve and Tonic Acts directly on inc stomach, liver and k!dneys. PnriHes the blood, cnres picnplee, b]othes aud bojls, and gives a good c0npleyion. Every bottle guaranteed Sold at Gonder & Co.'S. DrHg S:o-e. @ odnss per bc.tl5.
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Ina.g-s-5ve ro=o0s are -.e aaGe o. tH- .ts n-ptI..s t..e ..a .- s=a tf1na. aegaasa -s ns.s-t ns 5aoig--- tive poisons. Ii so, ,aAe Shaker If- gcaMve Cordial. This is the only certain way of being permanently cared, because 1t IS the only way that ga;s rid Of the poisons. Yoa know that termen5ed food Is poisonous. You know Shat poison IS unhealthy. Shaker Digestive Cordial clears the st0'uech O. iernenJ;ug food, and pucijes the hluod and system ni ind;gestivr poisons. IL cures indigestion end the dtseosps tbat come Qf #. Headache, dIzziness, n ns.a, sfonarh-ache, weaknrss, fiat ulenca. ran.tio5aioa. lcss oj appetite. lrritahihtv. etc. Thee are fosg af the symptoms. co@Sed by ind7gpsf, . pnisous, cured by Shaker Digestive Cordial
 At drugg sts, price 10 cents to SLIGO per bettie.
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OF F#E
EEma S8nC r #aa.-a-s t..-ts-a
 laa Front

Almost tue entire populance oi Yuma gathered at the depot last evening to bid odieu, perhaps for the last time, to cur quota of "Teddy's Terrors" who left on the , o'clock trsin to join the cowboy regiment being mustered in at Prescott.
 Last Tuesday Coe -6e... =I ~. P CroBIn received rom Col. Brodie asking t. .. .a six good men for the l-E Within an hour fifty CT six had signed She rolls, and .Ha-1-. .a.1 had have been want,l -... could been furnished beFor nigh. --...s difficult matter to select .a- pro men from SC many s.a.E a". public meeting was held -a .-- court house Wednesday afternoon .-- ..a purpose Of deciding sae question la'.E. factorily to all. : large -a" Q. interested parties were presenO ~,.~, L. Brown was elected chairman and Fulford T"f-~o~ sccreterv EHon motion Abe chair appointed a con- m.aEaa c5a~lsa-s of G.P, C..aia. u. G Wuasr aa5 Mul.o9d #usar 60 selac. Che small number oimen Uar.eo from che large lunbsr of aox,aas ag- ul.vauls. The rivalry for preference wss exceedingly keen and after de- liberation on the question for some time the committee reported fcur names and asked for twelve hours more time in which to complete the Hst. After short and hot debate the time was granted and the meeting adiourned. In the mean time Dir. Cronin was II constant telegrAphic communication with Governor hcCord and Col. Brodie in regard to qoahhca- lions, equipment and Transportation. 1 He also asked for the privilege of send ing more men and finally succeeded i1 increasing the number from six to eight men.
 The committee completed the list l Friday morning and reported the fol- lowing well--known men ready fer service: ]. II. Maxey, ". E. Marvin, ". 0. Huson, Harry Moss. Al Neville, Al. Wright, Jas Denmark aud Al. Hanser. The selection gave satisiac- ton to all, with the exception of s few disappointed candidates who bitterly hewaiIed thelr misfortune in not being given an opportunity 10 smell the powder of the first gun fired IT. Cuba at the American army. Most of the bows, however, took their defeat phiio- sophicaIly and are content to Wait for the next call. which Is liable to come lat any time.
 The mcn selected are all asts. .E-5sauan and crack saots and 55 given { an oppa taastg .t tha front viii .~5a B .sbem-,se.- with glory ead sustain .as reputation as sae Arizona cowboy (which .s lus .ao. of lHo world and ae pride <. yae "e55
 Con Cranin was the most enthpsi- aslic man in Yuma county and de- l serves much credit for the part he took in this preliminary war measure Gems only regret is that he Is not a fullfedged cowboy, qualified to take
 an active part in the liberation Of
 suffering Cuba He has plenty ot
 nerve, bat is a trihe shie on the know
 ledge Of 6rearms and experience with
 the festive western equine, He chaper. oned the hoys to Prescott and w1iL
 remain with them until they leave iol Cuua.
 Nearly the whole town turned ouI , last evening 10 see the boys oG aud ae the train pulled ont amid the firing o
 six5hooteis aud husky shouts for the lliherty Of Cuba, Yuma realized fol
 hrst time that inc war Is actually on
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American Securities Ahroad.

The ssits oi American securities have beeu, according to London ad- gires, very large abroad of late T. hi~ state of things holds, there @iiI be an increasing influx Of Britjsh gold into thIs marke Inis 3emonstra'e e ,he faith trraa, in the stability O. our credit. There isanc;be- poin Q faith for whieh the people nov only of this iat .orcign cuontIies lave s00a grounds for creionce, aH3 that is telirf in the e&cscy oi Hostetter's Stomach Bitters fer inorganic mal8dlPs which affect the stomach, hyer. bogels, kid news snd nerves. Dyspepsia, bilious uesa. constipation and rheumatism are conquered by it. It hastens con velescence, and difuses generous warmth and sen a,ion ot physical comfort through the system
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LOCAL NOTES,

Cspt. Polhamus left fer Los Angeles Thursday on Q short business trip.
 Mrs. c. J. McCord returned We'd nesdsy from short visit to the Cover nor and family in Phoenix.
 Juan Noriega, pioneer rancher ot Palomas, was in Yuma several days thIs week attending court.
 Wm. D. Luce who is cyaniding the old Carge Muchacho tailinga was ID Yuma this wsek laying in supplies.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-04-30

Try a David Crockett cigar al TyneT's.
 Alaska ain't in itwisb Faeger's cold hap.. Agk Joe 5or long on7
 Tyuer sells mriroee whiskeyi 'he hes3 In the market
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A Running Sofc

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 Dysosps.z. .}..z.s:scs, Giaaa aao4c h!i C1ra.s ay s5cp.'s G5=,ras< zr;,sa
 "E was troubled with e,'taua aad heo SC bad tkzc gsa5 s,n.15. ru1l.tcs, sa- 11om head to loot. Ilil not ro2@iv@ beu eft f1ol. la doctors. and tlag2 2oG ,,5u., c1y uood' Sar5eparii.a. a.zce taking few bottles of ti.z5 medicine , have nc been tyoahIed wl5b aozama. t parites my blood and cured roc.'' 3oEE I1o5s. Poace City. Oklahoma.
 "G was aIiatcd with 5.Iocd poison. [ concluded to f.y EJo5's 6assa 3ariiia, and after taking threo bottles :te 9.Ioptoms Of blood poisoning disappeared, l se!teve Hoods SarsapolIl!a Lo bo tt8 5eas pis;li. cis.o or the T1ar,,at.' EU0EGA r. 4. LARR-ED, Fairbau!5, Arizona.
 "I vas afflicted ,Ti5h dyspepsis. Jooul1 get nothing to cure ne Urtii ! began tax Ing Eooa'a .sarsapasiTIa. have take,. four bottles and now Iau cured" JHrY D. Koo17T9, San Po5-o, 97a7f 51elico.
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Advertised Letters

List af unclaimed letters remaining in the Yuma Arizoea Postofice April 9O iQQ6-
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Seekers After Gold know they may ne disappointed, but seekers after health tsks Bood's Sarsapsriila with the utmost confidence that t wiil dc them wonderfully good.
 Hoods Pills are the only pills to take with Hoods Sarsapsrllla. E&ey, yet efficient.
 Wholesome, cool refreshing beer always on tap atTyner's.
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 @-. ui-.r.r
 ...cat.on. Miss E.
 .cm.s.a.t. and her 5te
 .7es and pas. experience ell enable Ter to Go the work promlrly and correctly.
 D. Msrcucci, hull inspector, and !. Goodrich, boiler inspector, in the employ of the government, with head quarters at San Francisco, were in Yuma the first of the week for the purpose of inspecting the steaEuOoats On the Colorado.
 Castor oil three bottles for 9 cents st Coster's Drug Store.
 Capt. Polhamus and Con Cronja celebrated Wednesday April G7th, as their partnership birthday, MT. Pol hamus being 70 years of age and Mr. Crouin 2T. The same date was the anniversary of the birth of another great American, the hero Of App0mat- tax. Had Gen. U s. Grant lived un'Il Wednesday he would hays been Y years ef age.
 4 telegram was received last evening by Superintendent Darlington from the deputy sheriff at Congress ststI.g that Convict Joe Wilson who escaped from the Territorial prison about 8 month ago WAS captured yesterdey and is being held in custody, awaiting the arrival of an officer from the prison who will leave this evening for the rrrrose nf bringing the renegade "hon=.
 respondent =eo-ls meeting r.. ..... ...n.a. men r-.. #.. Hose a.ssn.l .-s. .-s. a.. came .. b- vs- -- -s s...- We'll. .r" ar. .l- -..e r... ..- .r.e.s. river with their annals opposite 'hs PaymsFteT mine and spent some time in looking over that part of the country eventually stepping it the Bay Horsr mine, where they camped for three days. The man in charge of the nioe hauled them water from Glamis for 'N~:- --:--eels while they prospeyted the distries. They are reported to have said that the Bay Horse mine and surrounding country IS by far the richest mineral belt they had crossed in their travels. They le!l for the west, leaving the assurance that they would return at an early date.
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Beware of "cheap" bak- Ing powders. Alum makes good medicine but bad food. Ask your doctor, a2
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-04-30

Rainfall sor the week ..........,- 'oI MATTHEW B pEYAEE.
 Station Agent, Weather euTeau
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Get 9 good cigar at iaecer's 2
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ATUDAY. APRIL SH 1903.

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Persons ealing for the above letter,

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A Philippine Expedition.

San Francisco, June 1.-The next eX-
petition to the Philippines will prob
ably include large number Of regulars.
1t is stated that General Merritt will
carry out his idea in this regard by Sc
Letting all the regular forces of this de-
partment for the advance guard of the
expedition. The Third artillery, con-
sisting of eight batteries, one at San
Diego and the other seven at Fort Point,
this city, expects to receive orders to
prepare for active duty in the Philip
pines. 1t is expected that the Sixth ar
tillery, now stationed at Fort McHenry,
Md, will be brought here for coast de-
Tense purposes, while the Fifteenth
United States infantry now stationed
in Arizona, will be brought here for the
Philippine expedition and their places
in Arizona filled by a company of Cali
fornia volunteers.
General Merritt is having the work Of
rushed 1t is believed the Zalandria will
be ready to receive the troops by the end
of the present week She is receiving
her coal and the hunks for 1909 men are
nearly finished. Bunks fo' 1900 men are
being fitted on the nina, and she VIA
be ready by the middle of next week.
The work of preparing the Colon is pro-
crossing rapidly, and she will be fit for
sea within a week. Both the China and
the Colon will be placed under the Ameri-
can flag
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Boston, May Slater wounding Cath
crime Di Rosa last night, Salvatore Col
ella % years old, committed suicide by
sending a bullet from a 3s-calibre re-
volver through his brain on the side
walk in frontof 351 Hanover street. The
Di Rosa woman was but slightly in
jured by the bullet, which plowed fur
row across her neck and then passed on,
breaking a window on the opposite side
of the street.
Colella. seeing the blood gush from the
wound, thought he had accomplished his
purpose of murder, and turned the weap-
on upon himself, falling dead in the
street with a ragged hole in his right
temple. The woman told the police that
her assailant had made love to her. but
that she discouraged him.
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BLACKWELL'S RETURN.
Missing Man Reaches His Montpelier
Home-Story of Wandering.

Missing Man Reaches His Montpelier
Home-Story of Wandering.
Montpelier, VT, May 3O.-Edward D.
Blackwell, who had been missing from
his home here for year and half, re-
turned at midnight. He was manager
of the Consolidated Electric company
Here and disappeared from a hotel in
Boston on Sept. g. 1896, leaving a wife
and children and an aged mother here.
His wife is a niece of Admiral Dewey,
being daughter of Hon. Charles Dewey,
brother of the famous naval officer.
1t was supposed that Mr.. Blackwell
was dead until last Saturday, when
telegram was received from the missing
man at Burlington, asking If his family
We're still alive. An affirmative answer
was sent, and the reunion took place as
the opening hours of Decoration day
came in.
Mr.. Blackwell's story of his disappear
ance is to the effect that he was engaged
in his business as usual, when he eY-
perienced a lapse of sensibility, and
when his reason returned he found him
self on board a South American steamer.
Those who had attended him said he had
been i'll several weeks. On reaching
Colon, Colombia, he purchased a ticket
for Panama, then he went up the Pa
cific coast to California, where he had
been ever since.
Mr.. Blackwell states, also, that his
illness completely wrecked his constitu-
ton, and for a long time he feared that
he would died at almost any moment.
This, he says, was the reason why he did
not communicate with his family as he
thought they must believe that he was
dead and he did not wish to undeceive
them when he had so little prospect of
recovery.
During his absence he had been known
by the name unconsciously given when
he went aboard the steamer for South
America. In California he worked as an
electrician, book agent and expert ac-
cOuntant, and he has Travelled $500
miles on a bicycle
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QUESTION OF LAW.
Bay State statute That Affects Many
Prisoners Is Attacked.

Bay State statute That Affects Many
Prisoners Is Attacked.
Boston, May 91.-In the United States
district court today, before Judge Put
nam. the attorney for DIR. H. E. Bishop,
who was sentenced to state prison on
Jan. Z, 1896, for not less than seven nor
more than Is years for an alleged Of
Tense committed on Oct. "a, 1894, petit
toned for a writ of habeas corpus on
the ground that the act of 1895. under
which the petitioner was sentenced, is
unconstitutional.
AS the same point has been raised by
counsel for Clarence G. Murphy, the
convicted Salem bank defaulter, Muir
phys attorneys were also present and
were given precedence, as Judge Put
nam heard Murphy's case last week and
decided that the law was constitutional.
Accordingly, when the second petition
was presented today, Judge Putnam
decided that if the attorneys for Murphy
desired to appeal to the United States
supreme court they could do so, and he
would release Murphy on $4,000 bonds
in the intermm, but if this case was not
to be pushed the attorneys for DR.. Bishop
could act upon hearing the decision of
the court. Judge Putnam stated that
only one. appeal would be allowed to be
presented to the United States supreme
court in the case. Judge Putnam
granted an order of notice to the at
torneys for DR.. Bishop returnable at 10
o'clock next Tuesday.
If the act of 1895 is declared unconstitu-
tional it will affect the cases of more
than 100 prisoners now under sentence at
the state prison.
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Weary of the War.

Madrid, June 1.-Rumors afloat point
TO the fact that the Spaniards are weary
If the war. Premier Sagastas illusions
in congress to an honorable peace have
been taken as implying SPANS willing
ness to accept the mediation of the great
mowers. Romero Robledo promptly
snapped out: People in state of war
do not talk of peace, honorable or other
wise. unless they are bent that way.
Seeking peace means carrying on half
hearted war"
Mr.. Gamazo's very blunt refusal to
take on his shoulders the responsibility
for the course of the cabinet, combining
his connection Herewith to the admin
istrative functions of his portfolio pub
lie works.. points in the same direction,
A distinguished member Of the Silvela
party has candidly admitted that it
would be a good thing for Spain if she
were free from Cuba Cuba" he said,
has always been a drag on Spanish re-
sources. We get nothing as nation
from it, but it has, on the contrary
drained us of our best blood and money.
True. in the old evil days. individuals