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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-04

whether or not the shot was fired from the
front or the rear and probably from
what distance il was fired. 1t would have
brought out the facts known by Mrs.
Saffel who is apparently the only eye
witness of the shooting. II would have
settled the truth as to the dying utter
ances of Goebel-whether or not he sail,
as has been alleged by some reputable
persons, 1T was not they who did il.
Finally, it would have halted Suspicion,
who is shooting her darts in every direc-
ton, not even sparing that most faithful
follower of Goebel-he who was as loyal
10 him as ever was Jack Falstaff to Price
Hal.
Indeed, l may say that with basis of
Mrs. Saffers statement, of GoebePs al
legged dying utterances, of the strange fail
ure to hold a coroner's inquest or any
other investigation, public or semi-public,
the theory is gaining ground that one or
Goebefs followers may have done the
shooting. This seems an absurd conclu-
sion, and the attempts to explain away its
absurdity are far from satisfactory; but
such as they are / give them
1t is advanced that the killing was not
intentional; that it was not even intended
seriously TO injure Goebel that the idea
was merely to perforate Goebels overcoat
and so enable the playing Of the potent
card of attempted assassination.
l give this theory not as a contribution
to The solution of the mystery, but to show
how absolutely necessary a thorough in
vestigation an impartial investigation, a
public investigation, of all the facts of
this tragedy has become.
1t is not right that Republican leaders
should be suspected 1t is not right that
the anti-Goebei Democratic leaders should
be made the subjects of innuendo. 1t is
not right that the faithful and devoted
followers Of the dead leader should be
whispered against Finally it is impera-
tive for the good name of the state that
this mystery should be explained and
punishment melted out 20 the perpetrator
or perpetrators of this most offensive and
dangerous of all forms of murder-politi-
cal ASA ssina ton
To quote the Worlds motto-"Publicity
Publicity! Pubiicityr' A Kentuckian.
. Lexing ton, KY, Feb. 27
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DIR. HATHAwAYs TREATMENT.
why Other Treatments FaiI-why
His CureS

1t is acknowledged by physicians of all
schools that Catarrh in all it's different
stages Is a germ disease. 1t is also known
that this germ, when it has once entered
the human body and found it's proper en-
vironment in the mucus membrane is
most difficult to exterminate. If the cat
has nine lives, the Catarrh germs has 100
lives.
The only way to cure Catarrh is to kill
these germs. 1 know of no other treat
ment for Catarrh except mine which kills
these germs without injury to the delicate
mucous membrane. which they inhabt,
and in which they breed.
There Are Two Classes of Treatmen4
in use, both of which are objections ble
one class consists of drugs applied as
sprays, vapors impregnated air, etc.
which simply stupefy the germs, causing
them to lie dormant for a greater or less
length of time, when they revive and con-
tinue their breeding, their irritation and
their destruction This is why so many
treatments for Catarrh give temporary re-
lief and cause the patient for time TO
think he has been cured.
The other class of treatment consists Of
remedies land surgical work-the knife
burning, electricity, etc.-which often re-
suits in troubles worse than even than ca
tarrh itself, and which fail. even, to kill
the germs in a majority of cases.
During the early years of my practice
as a specialist l found that Catarrh was
so general among the patients who came
to me to be treated for other chronic dis
cases. and so often hindered recovery be-
cause of its weakening effects upon the
whole system, that l devoted myself to its
study and finally perfected method of
treatment which not only
Kills the Germs.
without injuring the mucus membrane,
but also puts the membrane in such a con-
dition of health and natural activity that
new germs OF catarrh entering the body
cannot live and breed in It.
Catarrh can be cured by means of my
system of treatment in every stage. eX-
cept when there is actual decay of the
lung cells, and in many cases have seen
it arrested even in this stage; and l RaYe
cured thousands of cases of those who
came to me supposing they had consump-
ton, whom / found after careful exam
ination, to have nothing more serious than
Bronchial Catarrh. Not that Bronchial
Catarrh is without its danger, for the ten
dency of Catarrh is always TO extend deep
er and deeper and unless checked the fat
al form of consumption inevitably results.
My record of cures of all stages of Ca
tarrh for more than twenty years amply
proves every statement have made In re-
lation to my system of treatment for this
disease.
j. NEWTON HATHAWAY, NJ. ID.
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But vaccination heads the list, of adj of
them, for him,
myriad of woes to him, are blended in
that name,
And oft he's loudly sworn he'd never I'M
dergo the same.
MoNally smiled another smile; began to
bare his arm;
The doctor smiled unconscious, quite, of
fast approaching harm.
He never dreamed of trouble, and said he,
Upon my word,
The tales they tell of virus, you will find
are quite absurd"
McNally didn't argue, for he wasn't there
for that.
He rolled up both his sleeves and then he
plastered ON his hat;
He quickly shot an lypper-cut toward his
oeadly zoe
But sad to say he let his hold upon the
ladder go.
McNally bounded in the air and then be-
gan to fall
He shot through space, and other things,
just like cannon ball;
He shouted as he passed along, 20 would
that l could fly
But then he thought unto himself, Be
dad, Ofm Twin high
Ills still matter of dispute, the distance
that he fell;
McNally knows, but strange to say, he
doesn't care to tell;
He struck four hundred obstacles and
and turned a summersault;
Then came straight down a half a mile
before he called halt.
Twas lucky for McNally that he landed
on his feet,
And fortunate, for him, that no one
stopped him on the street.
He ran much faster than he FELL and I'm
prepared TO bet
That If he hasn't lost his wind, he's doubt
less running yet.
To-day found McNally in the neither end
of town.
He was exhausted, tired out and run COM
pletely down.
/ mentioned vaccination, but he gave his
head a shake,
And mournfully replied to me- "Bedad, 1t
didn't take"
Lawrence Porcher Hext.
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HAS NO COMPETITOR,
One Patent Medicine which Has the
Field to Itself.
A prominent physician was recently

A prominent physician was recently
asked why it was there are so many
blood purifiers" nerve tonics" and med
icines for every Ill except one of the most
common and annoying diseases, viz,
piles.
He replied, there are two principal rea-
sons: First physicians and people in
general have thought for years that the
only permanent cure for piles a sur
gical operation, and that medicinal prepa-
rations were simply palatiVes and not a
cure for the trouble.
Another reason. is that piles, unlike many
other diseases. is in no sense an imagi-
nary trouble. A sufferer from piles is
very much aware of the fact, and for this
reason the few pile salves and ointments
etc, have been short lived because the
patient very soon discovers their worth
lessness.
He continues: However, there is a new
pile remedy which, judging from its pop
ularity and extent of its sale, viii soon
take the place of all other treatment for
piles 1t has certainly made thousands
of cures in this obstinate disease and its
merit, repeatedly tested, has made it ia
nous among physicians and wherever
introduced. The remedy is sold by drug
gists everywhere under the name of
Pyramid Pile Cure.
1t is in convenient suppository form,
composed Of harmless astringents and
healing oils gives immediate relief in all
forms Of piles and a radical cure without
resort to the knife and without pain or
interference with daily occupation.
one strong recommendation for the
remedy is that it contains no cocaine nor
opium, and is absolutely safe to use at
any time.
one of the suppositores is applied at
night is absorbed and the cure is natu-
raj and painless.
1t permanently cures itching, bleeding
or protruding plies, and is the only rem
edy except dangerous surgical operation
that will do so.
All druggists sell a complete treatment
of the suppositorles for 80 cents and the
Pyramid Drug Co, of Marshall. Mich,
will mail free to any address little book
on cause and cure Of piles which may be
Of assistance in chronic cases.
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IN = Only S. per month for IN =
Mt all diseases and all UT
VIZ MEDICINES FREE. WV

To all patients who may be suffering
from Catarrh, Asthma, Lung Trouble.
Nervous Diseases rheumatism and all
Chronic Affections OF the Stomach Liver,
and Kidneys, the Specialists of the Cos
mopolitan Dispensary have this to say:
No matter who has treated you; no mat
ter how much money you have spent for
doctors and medicines, come and we will
examine you free of charge, and to all
patients who apply before March l we
will treat them until cured for 50 per month
and furnish all medicines free. This is
for your benefit and will ho.d till March
only. After that time it will positively
be withdrawn. All you need is s.. mo
matter what complication of diseases you
may have IS pays the bill for months
treatment and medicines untiB cured.
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Lent.

From the New York Press.
Fair Ethel holds her prayer book,
Her pensive face is bent.
Her hair has filched halo
A shaft of sunlight sent.
Last week we golfed together;
Now It's the sober Lent.
Her lips, Ger the responses,
Move sweetly all in tune.
Her long-lashed eyelids, dropping,
Win close in praying SOON
But yesterday, whist held us;
Now it's the Lenten noon.
She kneels in plant posture,
With lowly, humble knee.
All, If her still petition
Clasped but a thought of me!
Last night we danced a measure.
How long the days will be!
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MRS. AUGUST D. KESSLER
Testifies to the skill Of The Cos
mopOIitan Specialists.
Unable to Walk for Four 1onths,
Sends for the Cosmopolitan
Specialist, and is Conn
pieteIy Cured.

Mrs. Augusta D. Kessler, 1912 Haber
sham street, had been afflicted for sew
eral months with malignant ulcer on
the ankle, and for over four months her
condition was so serious that she was I'M
able to walk. Her case was placed in care
of the physicians of the Cosmopolitan Dis
pensary and in a remarkably short time
she was fully restored to health and the
ulcer healed after all other means had
failed. This statement viii be verified by
Mrs. Kessler to any one interested and
consents for her case to be published that
others may know and avail themselves of
the skill of specialist at moderate
price,
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j. N E1W 1ON G1A ia w "A l. Ne II.
A catarrhal condition of the nose and
throat or bronchial tubes and lungs, be-
comes greatly exaggerated, and frequently
passes into some dangerous form, because
of the trying unsettled weather of late
winter and early spring.
No form of Catarrh should be neglected
for one day al this season. The human
system in the spring is always in a weak
ened condition, and Consequently more
readily subject to the inroads of any dis
ease.
The human machine, like every other
piece of delicate mechanism, needs an oc-
casional thorough examination and "over-
hauling" There is no time SO necessary
that this should be done as at this season,
after the wear and tear of winter.
Following 1 give some of the most pro-
nounced symptoms of CatarTh in its diff
ferent stages, from the beginning with
simple "cold in the head to the end in
consumption of the lungs
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From the Baltimore American

From the Baltimore American
"Ah-h-h-h,
What a relief!
Such a relief as this.
Get me
A fashion sheet!
Let me see
What 1 have had to miss.
Bring me a sandwich
Very large
And a pot of coffee, too;
And get me
A millinery chart.
l want 10 see what's new.
Give me generous,
Juicy slice
OF hot, rare, roasted beef,
And bring il to me
On a fashion plate, too
Ah-h-h-h--
Umm-m!
This is relief!
Good graciousi Dear mel
Well l declare
I've been penned up this while,
And every stitch
OF clothes l have is
Simply out of
Style!
L., 49, -
80, No-il i',lI 9''iu 1,,o
"ouiN ~
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80. ny oii -' ga. "a lia' 4s'S' ear
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! u '"Ne aiio'4iei cup
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We '"iiiiS
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CH,
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When the flames are running riot,
Pictures dome before your eyes,
Never steady, never quiet,
Magic palaces arise;
Now a goblin, now a fairy,
Here an elf, yonder gnome,
Then a dreamboat, light and airy,
Drifting on a sea of foam.
All the tales that one remembers
' Dragons. witches, captive danes
CLEAN together on the embers
And the flashing of the flames;
Bits of sunny summer playtirne.
Mem&ries of night and daytime
Swiftly come and softly go.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-04
4th (and IasO Stages-Catarrh of the
Lung Ceils-COnsu mptiOn of
the Lungs.

Racking cough more or less contant
night and day, with frequent terrible fits
of Coughing, raising of mucus and pus
often discolored or streaked with blood
and containing little cheedy Jumps, tickle
appetite, loss of flesh, weakness. might
sweats, fever at night with occasional
chills, inability to assimilate food and
general wasting away of the whole body.
Most of the symptoms of the earlier
stages of Catarrh are seldom present in
this last stage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-04

Last a train of cars full freighted,
With departed fairy souls,
Cracks and roars as if belated.
Rushing over a bank of obals;
Then the gold light turns to amber,
And with soft and stealthy tread,
Comes the sandman, bringing slumber-
Now it's time TO go to bed.
Daisy A Brewer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-04
3D. Stages-BrOnchiaI Catarrh-Rron
chitis-Asthma.

Hacking, coughing, particularly at night
and in morning, raising of mucus, diffidlt
breathing, dry skin, hot flashes, loss OF or
irregular appetite, loss of flesh, indfges.
ton, fatulency, disordered bowels. Symp-
toms of LIST and % stages often continu
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-04
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.
list Stages-Catarrh of Nose and
Throat.


Snuffling, sneezng. Inflammation of nos
trils, tightness across bridge of nose, dis
charge from nose, dropping of mucous back
into throat, difficulty in breathing through
nose, hawking and splitting, accummula-
ton of mucus in nose and throat in morn
ing, impaired sense of smell and of taste,
offensive breath, inflan1ed tear ducts, caus-
ing itching and burning of eyes, and often
impaired eyesight, dull pain in forehead
over ewes and nose
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I'd stages-Catarrh of Larynx, Phar.
nNx and Eusfachinn Tuhcs

Mucus in throat, particularly in morn
ing, tickling sensation in throat, dryness
of throat at night, enlarged and often sore
tonsils, relaxed vocal cords hoarseness,
ringing in ears, resulting in ultimate deaf
ness. In this stage most of the symptoms
of list stage continue and are often in
creased
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-04
WHY DR.. HATHAWAY CURES
CATAVlRH

7 his is the Season when No Form of
the Diseases should Be Neglected.
Reasons sor the Failure Of other
Methods of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of the Different Stages of the Dis
ease.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-04
OUR GREATEST SPECIALIST.

For twenty years DIR. j. Newton Hatha-
way has so successfully treated chronic
diseases that he is acknowledged today to
stand at the head of his profession in this
line. His exclusive method of treatment
for. Varicocele and Structure without the
aid of knife or cautery cures in 80 per
cent of all cases. In the treatment of loss
of Vital Forces, Nervous Disorders, Kid
ney and Urinary Complaints. Paralysis
Blood Poisoning, Rheuma tism, Catarrh
and Diseases peculiar to Women, he is
equally successful. DR.. Hathaway's prac-
tice is more than double that of any other
specialist. Cases pronounced hopeless by
other physicians readily yield to his treat
ment. Write him today fully about your
case. He makes no charge for consulta-
ton or advice. either at his Office or by
mail.
A Personal Interview.
DIR. Hathaway is very DESTROYS that
whenever ii is possible to do so, his pa
tients call on him personally at his office
at least for preliminary examination. In
all such cases, where treatment is taken
and the patient resides out of town Dr.
Hathaway wiH deduct the railroad fare
paid Zone way from his fee.
]. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. D.
Dr. Hathaway n Coz
25A BRYAN ST., SAVANNAH, GA
OFFICE HOJRs-9 n. m. TO IL M, 2
TO and to o y. M; Sundays 10
"a. m. to ".
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During the month of March, all suffer
ers from Catarrh who apply to DIR. Hath
away Will be treated until cured, and sup
piled with all needed medicines, at the
uniform rate Of s. a month. There VIII
be no extra charges of any sort above this
S. a month rate This means that, pro-
vided you place yourself under DR.. Hath
away's treatment before April you will
not be called upon to pay more than 50 a
month, so long as you are under his treat
ment This nominal rate however, APP
plies only to the treatment of Catarrhal
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S. q MON r.
DR.. ]. Newton Hathaway Makes This Offer to
ALI Sufferers From CatarTh.
All Who Apply to Him During the Month of March Will
Be Treated Until Cured, and Furnished With All
Medicines and Professional Services This Nomi.
nal Rate.

Do you suffer from this almost universal
plague?
The tendency of Catarrh is always
toward Consumption
If so this offer of Dr. Hathaways GER
tainly must appeal to you
You will have the services of the spe-
cilist who stands at the head of his pro-
fession in the treatment of Catarrhal Dis
eases; you will have month by month, at
this nominal rate of S. month until com
pletely cured-AND CURED TO STAY
CURED-all the required medicines, which
alone cost about IS for a months treat
ment.
You will, receive precisely the same
treatment as though you paid DR.. Hata-
ways regular fee
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-04

An eminent public man of Kentucky
one of the most eminent in the state and
well known throughout the country-sends
the World The following account of the
mystery Of the assassination of Goebel:
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1900-04-16
Durham Fertilizer Coz.

Durham Fertilizer Coz.
oxford, n. c., Nov. 20.
Dear Sirs-This is to certify
that I have been selling the
North Carolina Official Farmers
Alliance Guano for the Durham
Fertilizer Co, for the past six
years, and have been selling il
TO hundreds Of the best farmers
who live in Granville county,
N. G., and IL has given entire
satisfaction, and the farmers
that uss IL pronounce IL the best
fertilizer sold on our market,
and will have no other when
they can get the Official since
testing It by the side Of several
other high grade Guanos. I
have been using IL on my own
farm exclusively for the past five
or six years, and am highly
pleased with IT, and will not
have any other as long As | can
get the Official.
Very respectfully.
J. r. Cole.
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Chatham, Va, Aug. ., '9s.
Mr.. T. J. Patterson: 81.
Dear sir--I used the Durham
High Grade Acid Phosphate last
year on five bushels Of wheat
which I seeded. which yielded
me 81 bushels TO every bushel
sown. I consider this q most
excellent yield, and wish to use
the same fertilizer again, and
hope you will have 10 on hand
when | want IL.
Yours very truly,
b. b. white.
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THE FOLLOWING
Brands Of Fertilizers
Are Manufactured by the
DURHAM BRANCH.

l. Durham Ammoniated Fer.i-
lizer, 5. 2, /. -.....
2. Genuine Bone and Peruvian
Guano, s, 2, 2.
3. Raw Bone Super Phosphate,
9, p, l.
4. Progressive Farmer Guano,
sal.
5. 6 ct Wheat and Corn Grow
er, 10, u, u.
6. Double Bone Phosphate, -
per cent. Avail. Phos. Acid.
7. Durham Bull High Grade
Acid Phosphate, 10 per cent.
8. Durham Bull High Grade
Acid Phosphate, 10 per cent.
o. Genuine German Kainit, Il
per cent. Pot.
10. Special Plant and Truck
Fertilizer, s, 5, 8.
IL. 10 per cent. Ammonia Qua
no for Truck and Top Dressing.
8, 10, 3.
IL. Farmers Alliance Standard
Fertilizers, s, 2. !.
10. Best Potato Manure, Z, ~
IA. Raw Bone Super Phosphate
for Tobacco, 0, u, II.
Is. Golden Leaf Bright To.
bacco Guano, 8, 3,3.
16. N. G. Farmers Alliance OF.
fetal Guano, 8, 2l,3.
II. n. q. Farmers Alliance or.
fetal Acid Phosphate, 10 per cent
IS. Excelsior Dissolved Bone
Phosphate, IA per cent.
10. Genuine Bone aud Peruvian
for Tobacco, 8, 2, 2.
20. Durham Bone and POTASH
Mixture, 1912.
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Waybesboro, Va, Nov. II.
Durham Fertilizer Co.:
Dear Sirs-We have handled
your various brands Fertilizers
for several years, selling old
customers and Pew steadily.
Used under wheat. corn, oats
and grass; can say your goods
give complete satisfaction, and
the equal Of much higher price
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currituck, N. G., Nov. Is.
Durham Fertilizer Co.:
Your Fertilizer cannot be
beaten by any except none;
have used yours for several
years with astonishing results
shall Us. no other as long as
can get yours.
w. q. Wilson.
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DOUBLE BONE PHOSPHATE.

Available Phos Acid, Is
ACTUAL ANALYSIS FOUND.
Available Phos Acid, 1922
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BRANDS MANUFACTURED AT
BLACKSBURG, s. c.

1. Blacksburg Dissolved Bone
Phosphate, ID per cent.
2. Blacksburg Soluble Guano,
8, 20.
8. Cherokee Champion Guano,
s.2,2.
4. Cherokee Dissolved Bone
Phosphate, 10 per cent.
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W. q. Wilson.

Laurinburg, N. O., Sept. 2s.
Durham Fertilizer co...
Dear Sirs--I have been selling
your Fertilizer 5 years, IS per
cent, Acid Phosphate, Kainit,
Cotton Seed Meal, Nitrate Soda,
Bone and Peruvian, Raw Bone
Super Phosphate, and North
Carolina Farmers Alliance OFF
cials, and can truly say your
goods have a strong hold here
and steadily growing in favor
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with my customers farms and
crops, and We notice their re-
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your standard and your sales
must be very large.
Hector LcLlne.
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EXCELSIOR DISSOLVED
BONE PHOSPHATE.
Available, IA
ACTUAL ANALYSIS FOUND.
Available, 1413
ACTUAL ANALYSIS FOUND.
(Abotbef ssmple.)
Available, 14.1s
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TESTIMONIALS NOW ON FILE
NC

as to how / have been satisfied
with the results from the use of
your Fertilizers, can truly say
I know the North Carolina Off
cial to be a first class fertilizer
for bright tobacco. have used
it exclusively for tobacco dur
ing the last five years and will
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bors that have used it s4em 70
be well pleased with the results
obtained.
Your most respectfully.
b 4. Town send.