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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09
KEEP OUT THE MOTH.
Camphor Pepper and Moth Balls Don't Al
ways Keep Him Out.

Nothing is more trying among the
smaller ills Of life than to have cloth
ing and furs and carpets eaten by
moths. Very often articles are not nut
away soon enough in the spring. the
eggs are already laid in the stuffs be-
fore they are packed and hatch in the
profound darkness in which they reyeI.
There is a general impression that
camphor Or pepper or moth balls keep
away moths but it is not so. They
do not in the least object to odors. and
why such stuff is used at all is really
mystery. Buffalo bugs seem really
to thrive on camphor. and to find es-
pecially congenial quarters in cedar
shelves or closets or trunks.
Every article should be carefully
brushed-all the pockets turned inside
out. brushed, and then turned smooth
ly back again, and every spot of every
description carefully cleansed-for
moths always seize upon a spot of any
sort as 4 particularly choice morsel.
Each garment should be folded sepa-
rately and very smoothly and wrapped
in olf linen or cotton sheets. or parts
Of them.
Newspaper is an excellent thing to
fold things in, as for some reason
moths particularly object TO it. The
chests that things are to be packed
away in should be carefully wiped out
perfectly clean with wet cloth, SO
that not a particle of dust fingers. 1t
is we'll to spread large old sheet over
the open trunk and push it down, leav-
ing the surplus outside. and then to
fold that over when the trunk is pack
ed. for even one moth miller. if it slips
in. may undo all your work and care
Never leave trunk open a moment
after it has been wiped out, before
packing it.
Very valuable furs should be eX-
amined and beaten every two or three
weeks at the outside. 1t is a great deal
of trouble and a great deal of care
to do all this, but people must pay for
| fine possessions and must 50 regard
| Inc care Never trust to a cedar closet
| for keeping valuable woolens or furs.
The very best sort of chest to pack
| clothing away in is good, solid ches'
of good size and heavy, we'll fitted as
to Joints and cover, that any good car
penter can make. and if given a Goa
Of shellac or varnish outside. it Will II
time be very handsome. Old paper
lined trunks should never be used, fol
under the paper the moths are more
than likely to have deposited thell
eggs. Carpets that are nailed doWl
close 10 the Dashboard are often eater
there-eyen when the room IS open ail'
most carefully swept. The only way =
| nrayent il is 70 Saturate the carpe
once a week in spring and Sunlihe
with a little turpentine on the places
where the moths have eaten or ar
Iikalv TO eat. The turpentine Will no
iniure the most delicate colors, ana
the best preventative from moths
| known
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09

It's permanent trade we're dftcr. and
if low prices and reliable quality will
win tiff sterlirs bargains for pru-
dent buyers will induce them 10 think
twice before brying elsewhere-then
we are safe. w aim to satisfy and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09

we give back your money cheerfully IL
Hod % not find your purchase exactly
- represented.
Handsome premiums free to our Gus.
toners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09
MlLLIN cry.

Our two millincrs have visited the
New York market, this season, and
secured complete new stock Of stylish
and up-to-date millinery at reasonable
prices. FASHIONS latest in trimmed
hats and bonnets, and competent mil
liners in charge OF the department, en-
able us to show you large variety of
fine hats fresh from our own work
rooms. Fine assortment of ready-to-
wear hats at prices that please.
Special bargains in Golf Hats at
The confidence that the people have
in us and our goods shall not be
abused, because it is to them we must
look for the upbuilding of our business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-09

~ vas standing on the stree. the other
DAY. talking with Brown said smith is
he grnnrd At the recollection. some
hing had brought up the subject Oh eau
cation. ana Brown was airing MS view
in way tha. he has that admits OF ~
argument. Brown has an idea that our
system Of education is all wrong and th'i
W. Should tend more to teachlhg ''e
EpuES idea the principles of business 10y
Practical application. yawned ana
.ulu"i the conversation around 10 t't
weather hut he wouldn't have II ina
WAX. ana continued to air his views.
Suddenly he was seized with an ~,
spirl.inr. There vas a small street arr"
s.aidi!., near. ard after proving 10 ms
osu satisfaction that he was rlsh''
Hro:,n tried to convert me by giving Hi'
a practical demonstration of his theory
Taking 4 25-cenl piece from ms poch9
lie called the boy up and said;
My boy, here is a quarter. when =
,t?rful.y handled. il the foundation o. :
fortune Take 1t ana watch for chaI't.
10 double it. When YOU have succeedr''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

filled with relatives and friends. After
the opening exercises were concluded,
remarks were made BY Elders ThomRa
u. HEELS. Lars A. johnson. Lars Ahiln
and Barry Wride. relative to the lie
and labor- Of the deceased. and Elder
David John Of the stake presidency.
delivered very Instructive and cdlfy-
Ing discourse, which was highly apprc-
ciatcd by the audience. He also bore
testimony Ia the many good qualities
and laboru ~ bishop openrhnw ne a
servant u gpd.
bishop oponshaw. who was well and
favor1bly known In this M well NJ sew
cral other OF the stakes of Zion. was
born on the Let day NJ February. 1885, at
brriRhtmct Lancashire England be-
Ing the son Of william Openshnw and
Ann GrcCnhalgh. and embraced the
Gospel In 1896 and came 10 Utah In
1851 lie was early ordained 10 the
office OF Seventy and became member
~ the Forty.alNth quorum.
During the unplcaaantncss with Uncle
Samuel. he was out In Echo canyon
with the "boya." when tho late David
~. Holiday presided here brother
openshaw was one OF his counsclors
nnd was also counselor to Bishop
George Halliday. who succeeded him.
aud on the removal Of Bishop Halliday
to American Fork. brother opcnshaw
succeeded him as Bishop OF the santa
luin ward. In which position he labored
continuously and faithfully Tor the
welfare of the people of his ward till III
health ndmonlshed him to rcscign about
a year ago.
lie had been a great sufferer ana
death came TO his relief on sunday
evening. Dec. ard. lie leaves a devoted
wife and six children uhrcc sons and
three dauRhtefr) and twenty-thr-e liv-
lrg grandchildren, with host OF
friends to revere his memory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
SPANISH FORK.
cAsn or SNAIL rox.
Discovered on tn. stage. In LindsnJ's The
ntricsi Company,



Spanish Fork. Utah. Dec. s.-consid-
cradle excitement wAa produced here
late last night and all of today when
u became known that the smallpox
had actually made it- appearance. An
actor belonging to John Lindsay'H the
atrical t'oupc n the victim. Last
night while the company was playing
at Dahlc.a hall some persons present
noticed the suspicious appearance ~
the player This was followed by an
examination Of the ease and dcicrml-
nation on the part Of Drs. Robson,
county quarantine physician, Warner.
city quarantine physician, and Slater.
a prominent expert OF diseases. that
the man had the smallpox In an adj
vanccd state. though OF "a mild type.
Much indignation II expressed at the
thoughtless carclcs-n~ss or unpardon-
able ignnrancc-an the case may be
~ appearing before full house In
close contact, while one ~ the mcm-
beers showed uumlHtakahlc signs of be-
ms AFFLICTED with at clast a Suspicious
malady.
The Boynek House. at which place
John Lindsay and his crowd ar- stay
lng, has been qunmutlncd. also the
DAZZLE place. and u ~ expected that
those who came were closely associated
with the patient VIII be- closely guard
cd. Al an early hour this morning
AfNNAff lNlNf anu Principal iktf'N COM
cludcd Il was better 10 close the schools
Of the district for the present. this viii
be followed at once by n proclamation
from the mayor of the city. Mr.. Ben
Argyle forblddlng all public gatherings
for the present.
OUTGOING CITY ADMINISTRATIONS.
our present city officers are pfcpar-
lng TO lay their burdens Of office on the
shoulders OF their HuccesEOrH In office.
and transmit to their care n city as free
from "vicc and crime" ~ can be found
anywhere. During the present admins
tratlon the laws have been. on the
whole. duly executed. The mayor. Mr..
Argyle. the members Of the council.
Justice Hcbcr &. JeN. and city Marshal
Olsen. are men Of exceptional ability,
and integrity. while the Incoming ofil-
GERS are above ana beyond the talnt Of
evil suspicitl. II " true that some evils
have existed Ms they do wherever man
IL. but they have been confined chiefly
to cxuberant but undlgnlflcd hoodlum-
i'm and possibly some secret gaming.
The next administration, according tn
It's platform. must close the saloons,
cheek rowdyiHm. stop gambling and
sustain public order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

with. partly at woech'a hail while at
the same timo preparations were going
on for dinner at WcbhH han About
y. m. all the party crossed the street
and took their places By the three Ia
blos extending almost the full length
Of the hall. loaded with the good things
OF life In great variety, The program
was finished In tho last named hall and
concluded with u ball,
our next quarterly conference on the
18th and 18th viii be held here In
Woech'H large hail. Just completed. nj
which We anticipate having an enjoy
able time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
KEMMERER' WYOMING.
Miners are Reforming to Work - strike
WIN Likely soon und.

ESPECIAL To THE 'NENS'
Kommcrcr Wy, Dec, I,--'roday about
one hundred Of the striking miners TO-
ported for worl, and were accepted, ~
the mlncs are working with a small
force OF mon. about One-alNth OF the
usual number. but others are expected
60 go to work tomorrow. ana Il look
as though the strike Of seven or eight
hundred miners Is az an end sixty
mounted and well armed deputies are
guarding the cnmplny's property ana
KEEPING the peace, che company sayA
tho mince win be putting out the usual
quantity OF coal In fow days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
Sorry she
didn't quit
coffee sooner
before kidneys
became affected.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

''Slno0 leaving on coffee and using
Postum Food Coffee. my kidney trouble
has been so much better that ! am sorry
I did not commence sooner, before the
Kidneys were so badly affected as lhey
are now.
''rhe Postum Food Coffee was recom-
mondcd to me by REV, Gray anu VIC "i
CnidwatSr. who said II had been " great
benefit 20 them, doing away win pad
feeling OF the heart, indig 'aiion, etc.. the
truth Of which | have since proved ny
actual experience. Postum Food Coitoe'
In my opinion land this opinion on-
dorsod by many others), Is far above
the blttcr-tasting berry coffee, hu,
Postum must be properly prepared, and
TINT Is easy II one will simply follow
directions. FOR my part, / shan never
use amy other kind o. coffee 30 long as
| can get Postum Food Gomez MIS-
l.. a, Ross. Protection, Kansas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

NOTICE Is hereby glycn that General
meeting OF the stockholders OF tho GRAND
uulgh Mining company, y corporation under
panys onec. 40 y ~ conn n blS, so'a N
snlt Lake CITY, Utah, ON the Glnd day OF
December. ls9, at o'clock y. M. OF said day
for tho purpose Of considering and vutinir
upon the following proposed ninendmnnts %
the article. Of Incorporation uf said COM
10 amend Article 2. by substituting .ho
words '..to,OoO shares Of tho par value N q. 81
each for tho words 1900 sharus " ss5,O0
TO amend Articlos 10 read a. follows.
The Qtiiccr, uf this company shall consist Of
q president, yice-prusidcnt, a board u seven
% diruciors, q Secretary and q treasurnr,
zach OF whom shall DO btockholder Ia tho
ITO repeal Aftlclol.
Ito amend Article tn rad as follows.
This directors shall be elected by lie stock-
rotary and trca,urcr shall DO elected BY tic
hnfd ~ directors. tho president and yico-
president from tholr number. and all olug-
tluns shall hu by ballot. Tho term II Office
o. hll % The onleers shall bo ono year aud
have qualified The annual inuoilug OF stock
holders Tor the election o. officers aud for
tho TRANSACTION 81 such other business hi,
may come before It shall no held ~ tho onicu
~ the company Ia salt Lake city, salt Lake
county, Utah, On tho first Monday N Toh-
fuufy lu each year az O'Clock "a ui. lour itl
mvinlurs 81 the hnnrd OF Director shall cons
nuluig quorum for the trnnsactlon of busl-
10 repeal Articles
0-lu rvpcni Article n.
And for thu Transaction OF such other husi-
nos As my properly come before said meot-
lug
THOMAS W. JENNINGS. President
JAMES r. IENNlNUS secrptnry
lhtNd lhls sl.t day ~ November, lsgl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
SILVER CITY.
George nuckier Meet severe Accident -
samuel puiser will be Hurled ut psyson.

Special Correspondence.
Silver city. Dec. 6.--George uuckler.
an emplOyc of the Swansea mine. SUI
fcfcd a very bad accident last evening.
which may result In the loss of his left
eye. Buckicr had been sent to work
ON the 900 level Of the mine and had
Just mounted n set OF timbora-which
hnd been erected Tor him 10 work ON
when they gave way letting him fan to
the level below, distance Of twenty
feet. Besides some very severe bruises
on various PARTS of the body. his left
eye and side Of hts face were badly
mashed. DIR. Hosmcr dressed the wound
ANA tho man was sent In to the hose
pltal this afternoon for treatment
aAM'L PULVER WILL BE BURIED
AT PAYSON,
The remains OF samuel pulver who
mot death ON Tuesday By an explosion
Of a charge OF dynamite IN the Dragon
Iron mine. Just east u this camp. were
removed to payHon today. where his
parents now reside. The funeral SER
Vices Will be held at that place ON the
afternoon ~ the ith. The deceased had
been married but "A short time ago and
leaves behind his hentt-brnkcn wife.
and many relatives and friends who
sincerely feel his death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

II was n thrilling escape that Charles
Davis Of Bowerston, o., lately had from
a frlghtful death. For two years a se-
worse until Il seemed he must die OF
Consumption. Then he began TO use
Or. Kings New Discovery and lately
wrote: 1T gave instant relief and cf-
fectcd permanent cure Such won-
derful cures have for % years. proven
It's power to cure all Throat. Chest and
Lung troubles. Price 60 cts. and 800
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottlea
free at z. g. VI. l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

Logan. Cache Co. Dec. 7.--Sarah H.
Downs u smithnold entered suit to-
day IN the First district court In which
she asks for decree OF divorce from
her husband, VIM. g. Downs. on the
grounds u dcsertion and failure to
provide. She asks for the custody u
their four minor ciflidrcn. 90 be- restored
TO her maiden name Of Sarah l.. oincy,
and for costs Of suit and attorneys fees.
In the suit of Matilda J. Thorcscn W
Theodore &. Thnrcsen, divorce, default
Of defendant was entered today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
PLEASANT GROVE.
Death of Joha j. Iiaysc. a Veteran OF
Early Days.

Special Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove. Utah Co. Docc. g.
Elder John j. iiayrc died hero last
night at 10 o'clock. Of general debility.
lie was born IN ireland, Jan. 18th. 1875,
ana came to Utah In isj2 having om-
bfnccd the Gospel In london. lie lived
In t.ohl thirteen years. moved To this
place IN 1865. lie leaves thrre sons and
ono daughter. his wife died fifteen
years ago. brother 1iayse WIS COM
Hclcntlnua, honest man. jealous In the
work " God. and has lHbofud faithfully
20 promote the cause of truth In tho
earth. He occupied the position OF
senior president ~ the 4ith quorum OF
seventy for many years. His funeral
VIII be held at the ward meeting house
Monday. Dec. 18th. at 1 o'clock y. IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
PIMA, ARIZONA.


Special Correspondence.
Pima, Arizona, Dec. l.-The reunion
OF tho members Of the First quorum Of
lsldora was a very successful nffair.
This quorum IL made up OF those living
In four wards and one branch, with
center at Pima. Elder w. n. Webb,
with his associates IN the presidency OF
this quorum. took the proper course to
arouse the interest. There was a large
attendance and some visitors, among
whom were the Stake presidency. a
splendid program was gone through
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
THATCHER, ARIZONA.
Thanksgiving 90 ~ tuai Mission Work 81
ueautlful aiilJ Weather,

Special Correspondence.
Thatcher. Graham County, Arizona
Dec. f.-Our Thanksgiving was pleas
antly passed. The academy pupils pa
raded the streets before ten and had
n very enjoyable program In the chapel
between ten and twelve,
Al u. m. the little tots OF the Prl-
mary met and had picnic and a nice
program.
Elder Walker from Weber county,
Utah, In here lnboring In the interests
OF tho Mutual Improvement work.
The weather IN beautiful, dry and
clear. children are playing our OF
doors academy pupils sitting about the
yard studying; the crops are being nut
In. and irrigated. the green foliage still
ndornA tho trees, and some roses are In
bloom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

which Will occur the card OF this month,
There Will be an appropriate program
OF exercises under the auspices 81 the
schpol. and lmpromptu remarks i-c.n
some OF our leading citizens. The build.
ing Ia one that would adorn the school
grounds of any city In our State. Vt r.
constructed according to modern plans
Of school building. and is furnished with
the latest Improved school apparatus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

Victims TO stomach. liver and Kidney
troubles rs well as women. ana all feel
the results In loss Of appetite, polsons
headache and tired iisticss. rundown
feeling. hut there's no need to feel
like that J. W. Gardner, OF Idayille,
Ind, says: Electric Blttcrs are Just
the thing FOR man when he don't care
whether he lives or dies, II gave me
new strength and good appetite. can
now eat anything ana have a new lease
on life" only 90 cts. nj y. g., N. l..
Drug Dept, Every bottle guaranteed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

NOTICE Is hereby given that tho partner.
snip heretofore existing between us, under
tual consent dissolved. All Indebtedness
owing to snid firm has b,en assigned 10 NJ ~
Miller Tho good viii ~ said coal business,
coal tlat suits was on tho llth day Oh Ocio-
bcr, inap transferred "a Thomas Harris, our
successor
l.. Z. MlLLER n. W. MILLER.
w. A. MlGnT v ID. MIUIlT
Dated NJ salt Lake City, Utah, this IN dny of
December lsyQ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

FILLr1ORE.
County surplus - Grand Larceny - New
schooi building To bo Dedicated.

Special Correspondence.
Fillmore city. Willard CO., Dec. L.
The county court was In aesslon three
days this week and disposed OF the
business on the table with their usual
alncrlty and scrutiny; there will likely
De surplus Of money on hand after
the county obligations have been met,
which the commissioners contemplate
exponding In making public Improve
ments on and around the court house.
ACCUSED OF GRAND LARCENY.
District Attorney =. Marloneaux to-
day nled with the clerk OF the district
court, an Information charging Joseph
Nelson with grand larceny.
FINE NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.
Preparations are being made for the
dedication Of our new school house,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

Your best feelings. your social POSI-
ton or business success depend largely
on the perfect action OF your stomach
nnd Liver, DR., Kings New f.fc Pills
give Increased strength, a keen, clear
brain. high ambition. a % cent box
will make YOU feel like new being,
Sold by Y. c. ~. 1. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
OGDEN NEWS.
..asy. DEC. :, 1879.
I,JvNc1IoA SUIT FILED.
.,,eu verdict - Charles ,.
"''' W., bankruptcy -snseres'ipg
Local News nrie's.

"A, ,sse Of the pccrins Harvesting
- vs. sidney stevens, sidney
-, implement Company ct al.
~ .,c,d,y. an order was signed
/ - W. ~. Mocarty requiring tho
a.s,ndants to appear In court on
/, ~ 10 show cause why an In
~, ,bould not be Issued restrain
\ ann from transferring. assigning
4 ,ro-Ine OF any Of the capital stock
u. ,hoye mentioned implement COM
tn. complaint of the Decring
~ .,,.r company sets forth that
l'J AZ r,coyer a judgement against
i',sndant sidney stevens In the
,trssi 81. also the costs Of court
,,,,s 10 tisa.Gs, and that the oN-
-. ssalnst the property Of the de-
~, 80 placcd IN the hands Of the
L - !, collect, but that when served
a.,i,a.nt he said he had no prop
y .i,her rial OF personal, ana that
\ -, not own any stock In the Inn
-, company, with which TO pay
"a lsisment. and that he Ii insolvcnt.
80 CAUSE OF ACTION.
"a, case OF calvert W. Green was
.s.ns1 before Judge McCnrty and
I. ~ Tho attorneys for both Sides
- The merits Of the case. after
- n was given TO the jury who
:. ssf about four hours and returned
r. verdict OF no cause TOT action
81 COREY BANKRUPTCY.
y..,erlay Thomas Maloncy. referee
y Nstruptcy received the application
fiarlssJ Corey and Benton ~ VOL
\ M 10Th of ogden. for voluntary
I,,ruptcy and the adjudication was
- The Cory case II "A very large
II itd Involves u great many creditors
| N tare In ogden and Portland. ore,
| n trrregatu the sum OF SiiN,bfg.sO.
~ ~ assets consisting OF unliqul-
IT, claims In the sum OF SOS, 2O5.9O
j. ~ IN personal property.
WILL VISIT OLD HOME.
q Johnson and Alex Larson left
D., last night for their old home In
,s-ifk. whcfr they viii spend "A few
,rts bsforc returning
LoNG.coMBE MARRIAGE.
A narriagc license was issued last
rris to John Long. 20. and Miss
ksgAlne cumbc. 10, both OF ogden.
q. gohtractlng parties were made
fi.;y BY the matrimonial knot being
:. " Judge Hulaniski.
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS.
siEg,l Kent. VI Lewiston. Idaho. was
|, 0fith Yesterday On business.
lsist Mccarty has returned 10 his
O. having completed the court busi-
~ b came To ogden tn attend to
y ilige Rolapp.
land langlolse. OF iiancsvillc, II
appy father of n fine baby girl.
NJ and child doing we'll.
~ ball 10 BE- given tonight by the
't,si stake academy IN the Chris
ists ball promises to be n most en-
IAh affair
n Paragraph entertainment and
~ given last evening by the Wood
sas we'll attended.
n W. H. Lurby has returned home
! hff eastern tfip.
no D. X. Brown. from southern
=, vas In ogden yesterday on bust
his'p 7. J. Stevens In slowly improv-
hgm his lingering illness. Mark
,1al i also reported as consider
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

n. d. Blanton Of Thackcrvillc. Tex,
In two years pald over $4,000 to doe
tors to cure Running sorc on his leg.
Then they wanted TO cut II on. but he
cured II with one box OF Buckien's Ar
Mica Salve. Guaranteed cure for Piles.
% cts. a box. Sold by u, 6. N. I. Drug
Dent