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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09
WashingtOn-ToIedo Sleeper via I

Quick service to Michigan points daily on 1905
q m. train. arriving Toledo 6:Sj .. m without
change. same DAY, making close connections to
all points in Michigan.
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How hard il is to hide the sparks Of nature
when nature compels You TO drink Heurich's
beer as a health restorer. For case phone CSi.
Arlington BotthDg %.
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Chamber Sets.

Chamber Sets Q pieces. extra large
size. new shape, nicely decorated in
assorted cOlOrs, regular price q 40
S2.25. At,-......-.--.... i'fO
Chamber Sets 10 pieces. finest quail
~ American porcelain. handsomely
decorated with colOred flowers and
gold and some plain white and % O5
gold. ..--...--.-..--. -....-.-.--..'- sJO
American China Chamber Set y
pieces son with 5 iarEg Stop jar as
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SI.25 to Baltimore and Return via
B. a -.
Saturday and Sunday, March 10 and il.
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S. KAHN. SONS & co.
5. Kahn, SONS & co.
The Busy Corner


II you wish to make appointment with friend, make
arrangements to meet her at the Lunch Grotto
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GAS STOVES.

Fer Cooking and Heating.
GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE,
lS24 New York Avenue
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WOODENWARE.

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Regular SOC at..........-.........[ II
Clothes WTingers. regular family
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Regular price S1.9S-at........... 10
Patent Mop stick and large cotton
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25c-at............................IZ IL
Folding Cutting Table. ash finished.
S6-in. long, with yard measure. QTC
Regular observation-disclosures. OF
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Open Till 9 O'clock Tomorrow Night.
SATURDAY IS YOUR DAY.

IT'S 4 HoUSEkEEPER WITH KEEN A
LARS WORTH THAT A OF
BARGAINS WOMEN TO SUR
RENDER THEIR MONEY.
FOR THE TINE BEING
SHAPE THE IN
LATEST DEVICES FOR HOUSEHOLD USE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
VISIT TO THE WAGNER GROUP.
Description of Properties Mt the
Head of Haley Creek, H. C.

IN recent issue q The rardeau Eagle,
cutler Porter. Of Spokane, thus de-
uated at the head 81 Haley and Cariboo
creek. along the Lardeau and Duncan
summit;
"on Sunday morning. beautifully
clear and cloudless day. we packed up
the camping outfit, rounded up the horses
ana at O'Clock we started over the
summit and glacier between Han and
Cariho0 creeks We are the first parties
who ever took horses clear over this
route. II was a novel and trying ex-
pcrienee. Standing on the top 81 this
towering above us on every hand the
mountain peaks for miles and miles
around look Ike big lakes ~ snow-cappea
waves Here. too. the headwaters %
iFau, flowing west and Hall and Cart
hua creeks flowing east. are seen. The
majestic Duncan river seems 10 he bat
nlle distant. but IN reality Ia seven
The beautiful color effect caused Nv the
rising sun over Red mountain AMI fhc
many giaeters surrounding US IS simply
strand Surely ia no other part of the
world Is there such sccnic beauty Val
ieys here, peaks there. the whole coun-
irv - beneath VS. Il r. a sight that could
never % forgotten. But We must not
dwell ihe~e too long starting ONT IN
The morning. We were ~ the southern
end 80 The Wagner group and an the
wav over this summit ana down Co Carl
hoa creek ~ are crossing the Wagner
GROUP. a won terfuiiy rich mineral haIt
81 hich q Srokane syndicate has managed
To- secure dUying the last siy years start
ing 90 the camp az the head of Haley
creek q the fslcelie X lalninr tho as
hott. then the level fraction The next
fs the Frances Jewel, upon which good
deal ~ prospect work has hren dnne
and from % fortv-f foot tunnel driven On
ihc AtFe ok niie az Gre has tre1
thrown On tho iuup average nessya
- which run from 80 to slo0 20 the
ton. ont nothing more Is likely 20 ~
dome until trauauortatian 90 The puncan
they cou'd build a tvan Down Hail creot
fvf wues. ani aoun tire Duncan river
o. Che head ~ rgvlwRtion. sFveg m.'rs
ah1 commence shipping " they NaA z
concentration fuit Fr7m the Frances
Jewel We cross 90 the Emma. Nasin frac-
ttou. 3uccn Mar Princess Marie lar
fcAn fraction I1ritrH NcFHrtnav yrnv-
nitro O. is Though VS. could mot zee sr
~ %" surface showinEs au as-ouut -
the snow. We saw enough ta convince
ua az Ns value. \ Hs-fG1t tnunH has
htrn driven nrf az the enI fnFtV-fl1f
rrasecut ~ che s3yty-,o nasut croea-
ear reveals tra,feet ledge nearly tao
fcct 81 which Is clean Gro. the 1aiance
70 sixty feef Wicre .s sunk ard at tne
bottom the tra3 is the Same ae ahaVe
thus DEMONSTRATING ttat 'hrrs must le
thousands so t1us 70 ore almost .n sight
Assays ~ DurCau og" tEn from So to Se1
fu tNr van
From 'hc uGurau We start down TIRE
Carlapa greak slone. passing over The Ouli
STORM fra-rion. Hhthr- and Sata Rita.
This lands H~ in fhe valley % CarIhos7
crock from whore we can look " 90 the
Empire GFuaA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
NEWS IND GOSSIP OF TIE MINING WORLD.

is Of good grade This mine has been
under steady development for sevcrsi
months past The width OF the ledge IS
surprise TO those who saw il as II APP
Deared on the surface. where il was only
or { feet in width The Valley miro is
situated on Trout creek about half a mile
west of Curlew lake. The fine showing
made on the Valley will doubtless induce
the owners Of other claims in that Sec
ton to do development work on their
holdings The section Is rich in fine look
ing prospects. Mai. Leckie is the only
person who has made any very serious
effort to develop a claim in that district.
" is Nerv likely that in the near future
the region viii become one of note.
A short distance north of the Valley
the Alabama Company has a fine pros
peCt. The ledge is a large one. showing
81 least 50 feet OF quartz In a crosscu:.
There Is tunnel on the property that
has been driven about IS feet. II VIII
havc t. ec driven at least 50 feet further
before tho ledge will be cut. Tho assays
run from 6 to SO per ton. 1t is largely
owned b. Spokane people. An effort is
on foot 70 raise the necessary funds to
continue development work un.u the
real value of the claim is determined
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
Road Needed to Clearwater Lake.

Tho Ashcroft Journal says a section q
Cariboo that contains mineral possibih-
ties of considerable extent IL that part OF
II in the vicinity Of Clearwater lake and
river H. c. Ravson Is now carrying On
logging operations on Clearwater lake
and the difficulties he has had 10 en-
counter 20 get supplies have heen seri-
u,,s. The route he travels leaves the main
cariboo road at Bridge creek. thence
twcnty -three miles 10 Canim lake. Seven
teen miles down the lake wagon road
is taken for six miles and Mahood lake
IS reached. Twelve miles down Manhood
LAKE a road four miles to the river and
thirteen miles to Clearwater lake is
reached a total distance Of about sev-
enty miles from Bridge creek. Several
mining claims about Mahood lake have
bcen eXtensiNelA prosnected and II Is In
concentration TO develop them, -Srhr
Mnhooh lake are mica deposits owned
by y W. Foster which are considered
valathle. \ Clinton syndicate wns what
are considered valuable mineral claims on
Mahood lake. on which they have spent
some money Considerable gold has been
washed from Deception and other creeks
in the past. which indicates there are OPP
portunitiea In placer mining.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29

One OF the largest mining deals which
has been put through In Nelson was closed
a few days ago. when the Highland group,
which is situated near AInsworth, was
purchased by a new mining company.
known as the Highland OKootenay, u. CO
Mining Company. Ltd. The purchase
and the money was paM over at once.
The original owners were all in Nelson
and held a meeting at which the deal was
finally closed. They were H. A. Bright:
James Dryden. Of Centralia, Wash; f..
d. Carter, Harry Carter, Wallace, Ida;
and t. j. I.endrum. OF Nelson, represent
ing the late Scott Mcdonald.
The Nelson Miner says the new company
is the holder of an unlimited amount OF
capital, and the operations upon the prop
erty. which have already started will be
carried on with all possible progress. A
concentration with a capacity OF 100 tons
per day will be constructed near the lake
shore The excavating and grading for
the mill Is now under way. Bids have
already been received for the complete
concentrating plant which II is expected
will be In operation early in November
wharf will he constructed into the lake
at the mill site This II Is expected will
he completed in about two months The
ore viii be shipped in bulk by barges TO
the Hall mines smelter at Nelson. The
way from the mine TO the concentration.
distance OF inOp feet. The contract has
already been let. The right-of- way has
been secured and surveying for the tram
way Is already completed The tram
way is to be In operation by October "a
The concentration will be run by water
power A iume will be built from Cedar
creek. which runs through the property
To the mill. distance OF / 100 feet with
ls0 feet head. The work upon the fume
has already been started and the grade
has been completed.
Negotiations are already under way with
the Taylor Air Compressor Company OF
Coffee creek, near Ainsworth 10 continue
It's pipes to the Highland properties. in
order "a run the drills This government
road from AinEworth which is construct
cd within a half mile Of the property
VIII be finished at once The material
for the large bunk house has been ordered
and construction viii start immediately
The building Will be two storf~-~~t-r- md
VIII accommodate 100 men Twenty-iive
men are already working on the property
and the force VIII be increased as the
work develops
The head office Of the company will he
at Nelson. Ernest n. woakes has been
f.atnF Stocks. secretary and " b. Me-
Dcrmid accountant. The directors Of the
company are. Charles r.. Shephsard, Of
London; Alexander McNab Of Menstrie
Scotland. Hammersley Heeman Of Che
shire Daniel c. GrifIith. OF London and
Edward woakes, M. ~. OF London.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
RICH COPPER DEPOSIT FOUND.
Company Organized to Operate on
Howe sound.

VANCOUVER, b C.. Aug. 2s.-The dis
covery Of remarkably rich copper de-
post on Howe sound has just been made
public through the formation Of a COM
pany with Sir Charles HILBERT upper at
its head, TO work the mine. The new
find Is located on Howe sound about thir-
ty miles from Vancouver II has been
called the Goldsmith mine. rock slide
has revealed what experts say is a solid
wall Of copper almost 800 feet high
II adjoins the Britannia mine. and there
Is proposition on foot 10 work the two
properties conformity The Britannia is
all but sold TO a rich syndicate who have
been offering a million dollars for the
mine. the owners holding out for 81 500 900.
IT Is understood that the deal was prac-
tically put through when the announce
ment of the rich deposit OF the Goldsmith
caused the prospective purchasers Of the
Britannia TO amend their offer TO include
both copper properties.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29

IN THE NORTHWEST CAMPS.

The True Fissure. on Great Northern
hill. back Of Ferguson. 3. G.. IS described
as massive galena proposition with an
lead. Three different PARTIES are said
to be negotiating for IT,
v Y V
The Bannockburn group of six claims
wing In q huge draw between two lime
southern slope Of Hall creek basin, near
the Lardo- Duncan summit, Is being work
ed this year Three men have now 70
feet OF a io0-foot crosscut tunnel driven.
v v v
AZ the Forty-thlrd Mining and Milling
Company's hydraulic mine on Manson,
creek British Columbia, water was turn
Cd on May II, and piping has been car
No cleanup has vet been made but sat
isfactory results have attended the clean
ing Of some boxes which Il has been nee
essary to move.
The news from the MuIdoon which "a
situated near the head Water OF 81
Peters creek about eighteen miles north
east Of Republic. IS encouraging. a Dir n
y i'cthS ufiNFu saHih along thc ledge The
ledge Il somewhat broken and tho ora
lies In punches. hut IL is believed Tint
this VIII he changed as soon as any con
siderable depth has been reached
v v "
The Miocene mine. near Ashcroft Is
flooded. the Cauacitv Or the pumping plant
not being sufficient TO keen thr water
clear AZ work Tor the time Is suspend
season. II was while breaking through
into what appeared 30 be- the buttlsn ~
The main channel in an upraise from ,he
bottom that "a very rich body ~ gravel
wss STRUCK, hnt with u rush ~ water.
fnore th1a iVid hc handled Tho firffa
that could be- seen ~ the arau.,f when
the water came through and Some gravel
tha. wita sated we've satisfact ny urrofs
60 senator Trfnnipefl fhuf ~. hos q, ,,r,.t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29

but the demand for Sugar certificates was satisfied
With the covering a the short interest and the
stock closed with gain u 0nly The statement
for July q the Atchison system was also made the
most Of IS the balls Brcokbu Transit advanced On
covering. but eascd OF at the last The money mar
ket continued 20 BE- benefited ~ redemption q Uni
ted states extended e and by the receipts q sud
changed
There was no feature in ne hond market and the
Yaine S6fs GO
United states Is declined 2 per cent. in the hid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
Metals.

Continued duness the rule IN metal circles
locally today In London however there was com
siderable weakness Developed
Tin showed a further decline Qt e. causing an
easier feeling In our market The close was easy at
SO iSd2G Is
Copper was very gnie, and unchanged here. hut 7s
81 lower abroad
Lead ruled DUN AZ yesterdays advance TO N.5TB
Tia iron warrants ruled weak and neBinaily I'm.
changed. al SO 90
AZ 81 mas t.
The brokers prior far lead 81, and for copper
SIG 1s6lesi4
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Money on call ll6ls per cent Prime mercantile
paper. sets per cent sterling exchange. easy with
actual business in bankers bils 81 SO for demand
and a 81 ssai 81 Tor sixty DAYS Posted rates s4Ss
ISL Silver certificates. elleto2lc Bar silver Sic
Mexican dollars, sssc
Government bands, weak state bonds inactive.
Railroai honas. irrngulaf
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Funeral of Mrs. wilcox.

The funeral of Mrs Jennie Wilcox.
NV w. hsia sys~ssfiay affcrnoon at
Butterworih's chapel. Rev w. A. Major
officiating. Interment was made in
Mount Pleasant cemetery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
WINES or TROUT CREEK.
seN erAI Properties In That Vicinity
Moving Tn MrlI.

The Valley mine which is being devel-
ovtu5 under ihe direction 90 MAJ Ed
wHrj~ fsepkie. S. showing Gp in good
-h1pt The Republic Miner reports that
thc lodge is - feet In width aui the ore
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29

WASHINGTON Avs &Tuisrs stateuasnt -
fhr tgtayury balances So fhs asnefa flpa erfl,isivs
u ibe siso 90 &c SID reserve in tss Division " ".
derution shrest
Afsr#hls cash taisnorH ......-. fgrf 80 II
rsafN 4ss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29

Take the shasta route fnr san Fran.
clscn md an California points fox
rates quirk time and beautiful acenere
Fares from Seattle 30 san Franrle-a
81 - FIRST class $3.50 tourist Including
berth lu Standard nr Tourist puiInaa
car from Portland Two trains aaIiv.
For tickets and herths apply 20 a. .
starple p p A Southern Pacific Com
pany. SO First avenue.
CAPE NOME DIRECT
Pacific Coast Steamship f-a-'a rfrarn-
shtp Senator viii san from Semitic AZ
rect Tor Nome September q at O. m.
TIE FINEST TRAINS rs TIRE WORLD
are those qf the Chicago. Mlesukee &
ST. Faal railway gE 81 ket agents can
route sou Vla Gals lun
on ana after September steamer Ro.
saiie wtt leave galuwhIs street dock Tor
Victoria 40 80 e. m Instead ~ Il o'clock
THE besf furulae watch ts the louis
kl8dt Special Sc s2i second avenue.
GO Co spinring far hicstis reTalrg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
FOREIGN.


NEW YORK Avg = The Commercial Alrsrts
RS London ananeisl ca1ieEmm says
The orenng ~ the sece'tnt IN he markets
here TODAY failed 10 tFirE Bheui increase u the
volume ~ husuess kffican mines hardened cu iils
rfrriu; II Lord Roberts = hs sraiHst
the Reers. bot other departments wrre slrtai eH-
tirey ignored England slfne,t entistiy inclined
90 sen Americans. tat Npw York supported them
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Ana 9 Csrsdisu rrriar ga t'HioH
rarifc pfeffrref = N0rthern patl6r preisFtsd va
Grand Tunk "a Anerdsrle
nar Silver steady = sis3 per tunca
Mones q Tcf cent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO, Aue = sterling on London
Sixty days. Si.ss4; siebt. s.s
Financial.
silver bars. elsc Mexican aolisss taasB4c Drafts
sight, isc: telegraph, No.
* q e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
SALE OF. THE HIGHLAND.
Deal Closed for a Well-Known
Group Near Ainsworth.
BOUGHT BY NELSON COMPANY.

Purchase Price Was 100000. and
the Deal Was the Largest Ever
Closed In That Locniity--New
Owners Make Plans for Extensive
VIII He Com pIeted I'm Two Months
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29
DIR. LUKENS, the Old Reliable Specialist.

rs !. - q q I! D. q. 8. 4.
49, erers specialist
q euro
ii OF
w. perd you
II WA Z m Knna a Ilonb
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-12-21
STONY POINT.
I'M Brandcnburg, Reporter

Dec. l7.--Mr Wheeler was down in
this neighborhood his week finishing
up the little jobs of threshing.
Miss Grace Williams spent Friday
night with Miss Eva Hall.
Miss Clara KAUFMAN and Miss Hyde
of lola, and Miss Lou Cox, of Els
more, spent Saturday at Mr. George
McLaughlin's.
Hank Rogers went to Kansas City
to be treated for rheumatism.
Mis-, Georgia Shank is visiting
friends in Fort Scott this week.
Mr. Finley Helms who has beenwork-
ing for Wallace Hall has gone home
to start 70 school.
Mrs Morrison who is working fol
Grandma Broughton is sick at this
writing.
Miss Myrtle Brandenburg spent
sunday afternoon with Miss Dot Love
Mrs Lucinda RecknOr and son, Al
bert Burrcss spent Sunday atMr Geo
Broughton's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-12-21
SAYONBURG

Dec 1s-Nlrs Josie Mills and son
visited at II a Richardson Tuesday.
Mrs Sallie Campbell and Mrs Jen-
ME Ingells of Leanna visited their
respective parents in Savonburg last
Thursday,
Antoine Bauers who has been very
i'll for the past few weeks, was able to
come into town Monday. We hope he
will soon regain his usual good
health.
Rev Ashbaugh, who has been quite
i'll, we are glad to note is now con-
valescent.
The school children of Savonburg
are arranging Christmas tree and
entertainment.
O H Stewart of Parsons was in town
Monday and Tuesday
Nels Nelson has bought the Butter
field property and will probably move
there in the spring.
Hannah Matson is clerking for the
new merchant, Mr. King.
Adney Bragg has purchased the
hardware and furniture stock O
Harry Bragg at this place.
Byrdie Hun is employed at Smitl
& Sons during the holiday rush.
No school in our primary depart
ment this week on account Of the i'll
ness of the teacher, Miss Esther Lind
quist.
John Nymau returned sunday from
a hunting trip.
DR. Littlejohn and family will moy,
to Missouri, and Mr. Kings will DC
cupy the property thus vacated.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-12-21
NE0SHO VALLEY.
c. l.. ARNOLD Reporter.

Dec 20 Rev kirkpatrick closed his
protracted meeting on Sunday evening
and is now engaged in ameeting at the
south end of the circuit.
Ivah Peck has been visiting in Fort
Scott the past two weeks but will leave
there for "a visit with friends in Ohio
in a few days.
l.. Purdom came over from Bronson
Sa turday and after dividing his
sheckels with the county treasurer
came out and remained over night at
Mrs II NJ Purdom's.
Mrs NJ Z Jacoby and Clark and T.
G. Arnold came home from Lecompton
Friday. The cause of their flight from
Lane University at that time was the
near approach of small pOX.
c Jensen moved into his new house
last Saturday. Jensen and the two
boys remain in the Henderson house.
| Weigle made trip to Iowa re-
Gently and on his return home bought
car load of young stock cattle and
shipped them down,
On Wednesday evening of next week
Union school will give Christmas en-
tertainment
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-12-21
His Left Eye Paralyzed.

Mr.. u. L. Dumbauld, one OF the
members of the lola Wholesale
Grocery Company, recently suffered Il
very unusual and.distressing laillction
which will probably result in the loss
of the use Of his left eye for the rest
of his days. About week ago with
out any warning the eye lid remained
closed over his eye. He has consulted
the best specialists here and in Kan
sas City. only to he assured that it is
case of paralysis, resulting from a
nervous trouble. The hope is held out
in Kansas City that perhaps the lid
may be raised so he can see slightly
as the optic nerve is not destroyed,
but the ball will remain stationary.
The best efforts of the doctors will be
used to preserve the sight of the
other eye.
Mr.. Dumbauld is young man who
came here with his family from Ottawa
few months ago. He was grocery
salesman and bought in the lola
grocery for which he travels. He can
think of no cause for the sudden az
Fiction unless blow on the
head about month ago is RESPONSE
BILE. He was leaving town on the
Missouri Pacific one morning and the
train stopped at the Santa Fe eros
sing. He was standing on the real
platform when ii started with a jerk
which pitched him or the fall ripping
his shoe, tearing his clothes and Civ
ing him severe jolt on the head
His friends all sincerely hope tina
relief may be secured that will per
manently restore him.