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The National tribune., 1907-10-10
Wisconsin, Monument.

The Wisconsin Monument at Ander-
s)nvilIe will be ce3icated on the old
prison pen site on Oct. II. The special
train will leave Madison Oct. Is. Cor
respond with President ID. G. Jame'.
RichIand Center, Wis. or Secretary G.
II. Russell. care of Adjutant- General, Ii.
A. r., Madison, Wis.
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prover,y Found at Saratoga.

Cemrade r. S. Remington, Secretary
Executive Committee, 41st National En-
campment at Saratoga Springs. N Y,
writes that certain property belonging
10 John Donelan, of Post 81, was found
during the late Encampment Com
rade Donelan can have the propeiti
by describing it and paying the express
charges. Address r. S. Remington.
Secretary, Saratoga Springs. n. Y
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UsLIcArIoNs.

Special Jamestown EXPOSITION number ofSea-
y board Magazine. handsomely illustrated contain
Ing detailed description of the various features of
Exposition, as well many interesting articles de-
voted the agricultural and industrial development
Of the South and the territory reached by the SEA
HOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY will be sent with
out cost upon request to General Industrial Agent
Va
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Classified Advertisements.

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M Banishes Debility-Makes weak
men strong. strong men stronger. The greatest OF
all remedies for men. Gives new life, Youth and
vlgoE.taRll The only way to cure Nervous Debility
and similar troubles is treating the parts direct
not dosing the stomach. Cacti Salve is outwardly
applied and gives results the moment it is used
Absolutely harmless Semi Ioc- silver for sample,
trial proves. Sent postpaid to any part of the
world for q 90 a large box. Three boxes 500 Sat
isfaction guaranteed or your money back. Address
A. CACTI SPECIALITY CO., % Third Ave.
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kIzsGIJlYY9lI:I3sy

Aliens Ucerine enlve Chrcnie Uleers, Rome u.
ssrs, oe.efalo.s gleers, xsrisese U!cers indolent
Ulcers, Mcrcurial Clcers Wkita Swelling, klk Leg.
Fever Sores, all old sores- Positively failsre.
By nall Soc. ]. p. ALLEN, Dept 53 st. Paul. MINI.
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HON ESTEADS.

SOLDIERS HOMEsTEADs WANTED
Soldiers who served 80 days more in Civil War,
honorably d'Tchhrged and who filed less than Iso
acre homestead before June .. isI sell additional
right l buy them, Also IAof Warrants Write
CoTnrade A. NJ. VANCE. Des Moines. Iowa
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w WANTED DIIc.lno 1E HON nss ssrnAP d;sd n.saFs AP
SOLDIERS an ians 49, %; ,s:a; acre, for EIj sis
HOMESTEADS Exs;I Eaxs frGT ,5r
the additional right The right descends follows
Soldier, Widow, Minors. Adult heirs. Address
coMRADE W. E MOSES. DENVER, COLO.
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NrYNVkcUUM TREATMENT Writ

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Sealed xemp.e ioc. silver. Your money back If IL
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r oCATE NEAR THE NATIONAL CAP
IL ital. I can sell you within half
hours ride of Washington, ID. c., at
Bowie, Md. one block containing thirteen
lots. and one of TWO lots. Both are de-
sirables pieces of property and can be
purchased at a low figure. Lots 20xl25.
Property and town lots in this proximity
20 our Nations Capital have nearly dou-
bled in few years, and are on the ad-
vance. BETTER BUY NOW at u bargain
price. If interested write NJ. A. Wei
gle, 14i7 18th st, y. W., Washington
d. c.
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DG1S, WE HAVE GOT
ID eminent Land subject
the famed I u;arosa Valley.
tory Sta.emen aud L will
and wit!ItS s miles Of the
Tularosa. y. -.
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II OSiNG YOUR GRIP
IL When physical activities seem TO be weaken
ing and the mind losing its grip the restorative powers
ofJuven P.llsassert themselves by feeding the
reaching every function of the human organism CIV
ing refreshing sleep, appetite. strength and health
trial quickly proves their iar-reachlng efficacy. o.
Sent only by G. /. HOOP Co..-Hood's Sarsapa
rilla,-Lowe Mass. receipt OF this advt. and 81.
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= ADDRESSES WANTED.

WANTED--The address of Harman
w Shumaker, Of either 5ith Pa or
Saith AID II dead give fuiI particulars
Please give regiment and company in
which he was enlisted. If living give ad,
dress. Henry Gray, r. +. ID. !, Meyers
dale. Pa.
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PATENTS.
PATENTS

PROTECT YOUR IDEAS
Not long since client consulted us about n simple
but valuable Improvement ia electric lamps He
first had the Idea years ago and consulIe college
professor" Some one else with the same idea con
suited patent attorney and got money ma king pat
eut. Our client lost valuable right.
send for Tree illustrated handbook. Consultation
free, and g0od cases taken contingent plan II
preferred Patents secured by us 4 DVERTISED
FREE In this paper MILO b. STEVENS .c CO.
$40 lith s.. Washington. D. &. Established 1864
branches at Chicago. Cleveland. Detroit.
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5000 ACRES OF GOV
to homestead entry in
send NE your Declara-
file you OIL the best OF
r X. DR. J. LONG.
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FOR SALE.

E>oR sALE-oNE sTRA ADIvARIoUs VIOLIN.
made In I'M. T. W. Rudisfl, Zanesvfied, Logan
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INOR sALE-ORANGE GROVE AND HOME
Il in Florida also 30 colonies OF bees; healthy To-
csty; near town and X. r. station; good reason for
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WINTER RESORTS.

GORRENTo. LAKE COUNTY, FLA.-DESIR-
. able winter Well located furnished rooms
by addressing 6. II. RIG CHART, Sorrento. Fla. Par
ticulars application.
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VNANTED-The address of comrades
w who helped capture Bill Anderson
the Missouri guerrilla, and knew Sol Dan
ner of Co. G. 9th Mo. b. F. Dill, Lin
coin. Ark.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

COMRADES, COME TO SOUTH TEXAS
- where thu climate is superb and healthy best
fruit and irucsl lands; weather here Write
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Fried whole potatoes are nice Sc
lect potatoes of uniform size and not
very large; peel and cook tender, taking
are to preserve their shape unbroken.
Take from the water. expose for sec
oHd or two to current of cold air, to
render them mealy. then dip each in
beaten egg and dredge with bread
crumbs. Fry q golden brown In deep,
not fat.
The National tribune., 1907-10-10

"ANTED-Name and present address
w of any members of Co. b. 72G
Illinois tofanteer infantry, who served
from Aug. p, 1862. 10 Aug. Z. 1865. Ad-
dress Mrs. l. w. Husband. 2l0 Manson
Ave, East Providence, r. l.
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NyANTED-The address of Jas. Bow
w Ian, missing from St. Louis. Mo-,
since 1884. He belonged 70 Co. A. 5Sth
III. M. X. Boylan, 707 East Jefferson St,
A1aoni nGfon- Ill
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AGENTS WANTED.

| A GEST'S-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: ONE
IA DO Z an hour Introducing best selling arti-
cles OF - CHARLES s. HORNER MFG. Co,
1880 Peal -, Pittsburgh, Pa ... -. :.
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For an afternoon-tea sandwich fffs
ing chop the hearts Of crisp radishes
fine and chill them thoroly on the ice.
Then mix with them whipped cream
and some grated American cheese.
The National tribune., 1907-10-10

Plaster-of-paris figures and busts are
apt to become soiled and discolored.
The best way to clean them is to make
a strong solution of saleratus in water,- =
stand the figures in 1t, and throw the
water over them. Places badly soiled
may be rubbed with a soft .cloth. Rinse
in clean saleratus water and let them
dry without wiping.
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severe paroxysm of coughing may
be often arrested by a tablespoonful Of
glycerin in a wineglassful of hot milk.
The National tribune., 1907-10-10

There are SO many soothing and
hygienic elements in water. jilst clear
water, either hot or cold, that, generally
speaking, the whole human race would
be better for more varied, if not neces-
sarily copious. use of it. Few persons
drink enough water, for one thing.
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-MiSCEltGE ECUS.

\ fRG wINsIOw'S Soothing syrup for Children
Nj Teptitjn= relieves the cd from pain :5-a bottle
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-20
DETECTIVES CATCH
 TWO NOTED THIEVES
John Smith and Amzi Jones, Charged With Robbinq Commissaries,
 Brought to Justice.

Bessemer, January 19.-(Special )-With the arrest of two negroes John Smith and Amzi Jones, late this afternoon, probably two of the worst thieves in the district were brought to justice.
 Evidence was found which will, it is believed result in the conviction of the negroes on the charge of robbing the Ten- nessee commissary at Feeders and in un- raveling the mystery of the many com mlssary robberies which have taken place during the past month.
 The work, which is considered excellent, was done by Detective Patton and Officer Ross. They are receiving many commen- dations on the quick detection and the re- covery of a greater part of the stolen goods,
 Pants, overcoats, coats, shoes and a great deal of stuff was searched out and found in the various pawn shops of the city, in Amzi Jones' room, and on the per sons of negroes who had bought from the thieves. When captured Smith and Jones were on the street with four pairs of pants, and had just completed the sale of a pair for 30 cents. Amzi is an old inmate of the city jail.
 The detectives are still at work on the case, and other arrests may follow. This will be a great relief to the merchants who have been living in dread for some time,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-20
FORTUNE FAVORS
 THE MARVEL CITY
People Are Confident of Great
 Things in 1907
COMING REAL ESTATE BOOM
Merchants Are Enjoying Steady Sales. Private John Allen Visits Bessemer. Pythfan Convention Coming.
 Notes and Personals.

Bessemer, January 19.-(Speeial) )-The signs which fortune has displayed dur ing the first few weeks of the year 1907 would indicate the most unusual activity in the history of Bessemer. From every direction there seem to come the shadows of new and greater accomplishments.
 There is an uncertain under current afloat in the markets and in the actions Of the people that would bespeak the ap- proach of remarkable changes.
 Perhaps the most evident cause is 10 be found in the fact that q railroad is blaz- oning the way through the streets and has purchased so much valuable property in and around the district that a real es- tate boom may be started at any moment People who are in a position to know are very careful in their predictions, but the impression Is that the Atlanta, BirminS- ham and Atlantic will locate its shops in this city, and immediately begin eonstruc- ton near the septic plant.
 The amount of money distributed by the various industries today and on pre- vious Saturdays is indicative of the com ing advance in business sales. Although four furnaces are out of commission and several plants are running on slow time because of the shortage of cars. there seems to be no lack of funds, and for the between season the merchants are perfectly satisfied with results.
 The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company will complete the reconstruction Of the Little Belle furnace shortly. The Jefferson Fertilizer company will take on about fifty more men, and by the middle of February everything will be in full blast.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-20

The other day I saw a picture of the
 new gallery of one of the largest audi toriums of the west. IL was filled witE
 hundreds of bags of sand and limo. They were put there to test the strength of the gallery, as every railroad bridge is tested before a passenger train is pl- lowed to go over 1t. Those sand bags
 were practically saying, "If this gallery
 can hold up my weight it can hold up
 the bodies of hundreds of people who shall be crowded into it.' So Christ by curing the eyesight of one born blind
 was proving to the world that his super human power could accomplish anything, since it could cure one born blind.
 | If we use blindness or any other in curabe physical infirmity as the syni- | bol of sin we have right to infer that the power which can give sight or re- | move the infrmity is a superhuman pow | CT and that the same power can eradicate | sin. An old legend tells us that Mar | tin Luther when he was torn by re- morse and anguish over his past sins
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-20
Local NeWs Items.

Conductor James Crook of the Louis vile and Nashville railroad lost a roll of bills amounting to about $90 while on the street last night. He made a close search but as yet no trace of the lost money has appeared.
 Madame Mehrtens of New York has been fin the city for several days and has about completed arrangements with the Daughters of the Confederacy to give an entertainment for their benefit some time next month. The ladies are actively en- gagged in taking subscriptions from the various business men and will set the date within q few days.
 Mrs. Matlock, state organizer for the School Improvement association, will speak at the Clarendon school next Thursday at 1 o'clock with the purpose of enlisting the support of the parents and patrons of the local schools.
 Linton and Myrtle lodges are making extensive preparations for the entertain- ment of the district convention of Knights of Pythias, which will meet in Linton hall during February. A com mittee has been appointed from both lodges which will have complete charge of the arrangements
 A large crowd of Knights is expected from the Third district composed of Jeff ferson and Walker counties. Judge B. Clay Jones will probably preside.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-20
OLD ECHOES HEARD
 IN POLITICAL TALK
Primary Will Probably Be Put Off Some Time Until Issues
 Are Settled.

Bessemer, January 19.-(Special,)- J. While politically Bessemer has been ex- tremely quiet since the holidays. the echoes of the old sheriff race are begin ming to resound founder than ever, and on several points the same factions In the November election are still on tine opposite sides of the fence.
 Perhaps the greatest weight which will be thrown into one or the other side of the balance will be felt after the legs- lature has taken action in the police commission squabble. Some even go so far as to say that the next mayor of Bessemer will largely depend on that decision.
 The effect of the difficulty between the saloon keepers and the council is also being left.
 It seems that politically very little will be doing until all of these issues have been settled, and the voters know just what action they can endorse The can didates are said to dividing themselves into for and anti-adminstration. Some are extremely critical, while others run on their own records. It begins to appear that the order will be a late primary.
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operation at st. Vincent's hospital some time ago, will leave tonight for Hot Springs. She is somewhat improved.
 J. D, Martin, Jr., the infant son of Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Martin, is slightly i'll at the home of his parents in Jonesboro.
 The Rev. D. r. Taylor, pastor of the Christian church, held services at the residence of J. M. Johnson this morning. and J. M Ayers was baptized and re- ceived into the church. MT. Ayers is suf- fering from pneumonia and not expected to live.
 The Epworth league will hold mission day.
 J. J. Crook the little son of Alderman J. M. Crook. is quite sick with pneumonia at the home fin South Bessemer.
 Mrs. F.. F. Lacey, who is quite i'll at St. Vncent's hospital, has not shown any improvement.
 Mrs. l.. Y. Lipscomb was much im- proved this afternoon. The prospects seem brighter for her recovery.
 MT. Todd, who was appointed some time ago manager of the Bessemer Soil Pipe company, has been joined by his family and they are located at the Grand hotel.
 Mrs. Falkner has removed from the house recently damaged by fire to Fif- teenth street and Arlington avenue.
 Walter l.. Rush will return tonight from Mississippi
 Jeff Clay has purchased the residence of Mir. T. A. Moore on Clarendon avenue for the consideration of $2oo1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-20

But there Is another fact you must bear well in mind. No sooner did this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-20
Personal and General.

Bessemer. January 19.-(Special. .)-Pri- vate John Allen. the famous wit and ex-congressman from Mississippi. is the guest of Dr and Mrs. w. D. Taylor on Fifth avenue. Mrs. Fannie De Bardeleben of Birmingham is also visiting Mrs. Tay- Tor for a few days.
 Mrs. Lacey Edmundson will entertain the Ladies Card club at her new home or Fifth avenue next Wednesday after noon.
 Mrs D. w. Roman. who underwent an
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-06-21
WoMEH's WOES
Mitchell Women Are Finding Relief
At Last

1t does seem that women have more
than a fair share Of The aches and
pans that afflict humanity: they
must "keep up must attend to
duties IN spite Of constantly aching
back, or headaches, dizzy spells,
bearing down pains; they must stoop
over, when to stoop means torture.
They must walk and bend and work
with rackin9 pains and many aches
from kidney ills. Kidneys cause
more suffering than any other organ
of the BODY. Keep the kidneys we'll
and health is easily maintained.
Read Of a remedy for kidneys only
that helps and cures the kidneys
Mrs. Charles Hitchman, of 2O9
Mulberry Street, Yankton, S. D.,
says: 4 had backache for several
years and tried and tried to get rid
OF it but It seemed to stay With me.
There was a dull heavy bearing
down pain in the loins and lam sure
it was caused by inactive kidneys.
l had daily proof of that from the
appearance Of the secretions which
contained considerable sediment.
Doan's Kidney pills being brought
to my notice, l got a box and began
using them. They cured me, and it
required only two boxes to sid me of
all the trouble. I have no hesitation
in recommending Doan's Kidney Pills
to Others"
Forsale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster ilhurn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole AGENTS for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doans-and
take no other.
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FOR The SUMMER SCHOOL
Prof. j. l.. Lardner Gave the First OF
a Series of Entertainments for
the School.

The first of a series of enter
tainments to be given in connection
with the summer school was held in
the college chapel Tuesday evening.
The room was we'll filled with stud
.ents and people from the city, and
all spent a very enjoyable hour and
IA half listening to the readings Of
Prof. James Lawrence Lardner. The
program. consisted mainly of short
lyric. poems by James Whitcomb
Riley, Robert Burns, Paul Lawrence
Dunbar and Edgar Allen Poe. The
professor read these difficult little
selections in a manner that was
pleasing to all, giving his hearers a
new insight and pleasure in the
poems Of these writer's.
This will probably be Professor
Lardner's last appearance in Mitch
ell. He will leave Thursday for Can
ton, where he will remain until June
IL, at which time he will fill a short
engagement at Big Stone.
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Some Stray Shots.

Every automobile in the city ought
to be in the parade Friday. These
machines can be decorated in fine
shape and will fill out the procession.
Secretary Judge, of the associa-
ton, got home last night and will be
here now until after the convention.
He will be about the busiest man. in
the city for several days.
The colors of the South Dakota
Travelling Mems Association are the
grand old red. white and blue. The
boys believe in patriotism and adopt
ed these colors as the most appro-
pirate.
The road along the line of march
will be put in fine shape for walking.
The streets will be dragged and then
the Case roller will run over the
ground to smooth down all the posi-
bic rought places.
Those participating in the parade
should bear in mind the fact that
the line will move promptly at IL
O'Clock There is no time to lose in
waiting for the stragglers. Make it
a point to be on the ground a half
hour before the parade moves and
then there will be no waiting.
We are pulling for good weather
for Friday and Saturday and with
something good of that kind the
crowds in Mitchell on both days will
be something enormous. The fame of
the travelling men for rich entertain
ment has spread and the people are
coming to see what the boys have
to offer.
The A. S. Lewis Show band has
rendered it's services to the parade
committee to appear in the procession
Friday morning. The show will be
in town and Mr.. Lewis said that the
band could go in the parade just as
we'll as not. They will be dressed in
appropriate costumes, perhaps those
of cowboys.
The business men are responding
in fine shape with their floats. There
will be between 80 and 35 floats of
all descriptions and those that we
have e indicate something fine
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-06-21

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a~ss .ask s~4f aa1 4As e.oNtGfee~as
u als sea saasaA4 els4 ssas &c sea.sea
sesva laAs AuAEty Ia IRIS ltla u
neraeAga3 paa al ialaesu4otat teR thS
gsatnelcss la see attn again tals 1eas
5tp -tti Uu afHud III nls groaShIas by
prernlueat ulalatrss teota all pats
Ut the state
The atiale Will tr an i'm pogtant
feature Of the eanp meetings and II
Will I've ia charge OF Rev. w A and
Mrs. katherine CHM or Sioux city
They are to be assisted by a large
chorus and the singing viii he enee4
1--we and an Important part OF the ser
vices.
The president OF the association is
Rev. j. r.. Norveli. OF Ashton. and X.
a. Leggett. OF Pierre, Is secretary.
and both gentlemen are enthusiastic
workers in the Holiness Association
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-06-21

arr President Mrs ABA fhsaea
@s,a size. eF~-ssfeas. Mfs Saval
Moore. rvsSsatas seefssaes Ms
Aa bel 5 i~iltraeecs eaFseasssaatns
secretary. Mira Alice NiEae. srvAsaf
ar. Mrs. k.lsa { Mities.
The following are the meaaes.rs u
the Round Table Mia MorJta "A
derson, Mrs Mimi. bell. Mrs Julia
Bowdish. Mrs, blanche c, Royce.
Mrs. Belle Butterneld. Mrs. Clare
Dawson. Mrs. Bessie Il Foster. Mrs.
Stella Hammer. Mrs. Louise L.
Hitchcock, Mrs, Mabel S. Hitchcock,
Mrs. Elva c. Miller. Mrs, Henrietta
Mccartney. Mrs. Alice Milne, Mrs.
Mamma Moore. Mrs, Emma S. Rev,
Mrs. Beulah w. Scallin. Mrs, Anna
Thompson. Mrs. Sarah Walrath. Mrs.
Maude Waterbury, Mrs. Allie Wood,
Mrs. Minnie Anderson.
The associate members are: Mrs.
Amanda Bowdle, Mrs. Eva Miller
Moore. Mrs. Emma Robinson, Mrs.
Martha Barber. Mrs. Eva Tomlin,
Mrs. Rose Dundas, Mrs. Harriet
Branson, Mrs. Eliza Hall, Miss Goody-
koontz, Miss Mary Windle. The hon
orary members are: Mrs. Maude Sils-
by-Nichols, Miss Edla Laurson.
The season for beginning the work
starts October Z, with Mrs. Thomp-
SOL as hostess, and "reminiscences for
the past ten years will be the roll
call. The study for the year will COY
er a wide scope and much good will
doubtless result from the years