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About Harrison press-journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1899-1905 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1904)
f ) i Miss Nellie Holmes, treasurer of the Young Woman's Temper ence Association of Buf.aio,N.Y.f strongly advises all keriog women to rely, as she did, up on Lydia E. Piokham's Vejje. table Compound. "Dkab Ik. i'lNHiuw : Yourtned lelne i indeed ao ideal woman' rr.i-di-cine, and by far tbe best 1 know to restore lost health and strength. 1 Buffered misery for several years, beinjf troubled with tsieDorrhafria. My bark rhrd.I had bearing-down paint and frequent headaches, I would often wake from restful aleep, and in aurh pain that I suffered for hours lufore I could eo to aleep Offain. I dreaded the Inn? Diphts as much as the weary days. I consulted two different physicians, hoping to (ret relief but finding that their medicine did not seem to etire me. I tried jour YoRTslaMt C'oinfXkunfl on the recommendation of a frieud Irom the East who a Tisiting me. " I am glad that I followed her ad Tice, lor erery ache and pain Is gone, and not only this, but my general health Is murh improved. I have a fine appetite and have pained in fle.h. My earnest adriee to suffering women Is to put aside all other medicines and to take I. villa II. I'lnkham'K Vege table C'omMiinl." Miss NtrtiE IIoi.mf", 540 No. Division St., IIuTalo. NY. I WOO forfait If orhlnal of about IttUr pro mng qmtiHl cannot s Drtxluttd- For blisters app'y camphor water. witch ha.el or Tbe Patent Otllce is proportion ately the most profitable of our guv. ernment departments. A balance of over live ml lion dollars lies to Its credit In tbe Treasury. Statlitlcs show that in fifty years the average height of Iirltlsh men has risen an inch. The present aver age height fur a roan or 30 Is 5 feet 8' inches. 1c lighten the hair use. twotea iDOOtifuls of silts of tarter to the basin of shampoo water. This also good ery oily hir is Sale 10,000,000 I THE rAKILY't FAVORITE tuium 10c 25c, 50c I 1 1 1 ill li li I ii IM I to m Ul'lkli 3ell- . .. BEST FOR THE BOWELS r IE OAL ) U3 .e i.t- iun vii rpnuires tnree aays. ine CrOCeSS OT ni4MH8 i-mu. i It in a co.npoun.1 e.nbnic.ng .(!i ...... ,1l,:..,.;,lble feature is ..: T". You may have a pint fiee wiux ut ny eipt-nse to fou whatever If you will rut out the coupon In this adver tisement and mail It to the National Medical Company at Sheldon, Iowa. LIQUID KOAL cures and prevents ho cholera, chicken ch-dera, pink eye, black leg, and all the germ dis eases Of animals, because It Is n germ killer and goes Into the stomach, Into tbe bowels, and Into the blood, and wherever the blood goes. It per meates the eullre system of an ani mal through the medium of circula tion, and dVtuidus the system of every disease germ. We are giving three hundred lb"" and dollars ori) ot it fr adver tising purposes and to prove to arm ers and stock ralw-rs what It will no. LIQUiD KOAL has been tested f r the past five years Id tin; largest la hoi a Loilc. of this ciuiitiy. and (.ermany. nd In' many of the eipeilojcnt! stations. We have proved beyond a qu'Stlon cf doubt he-tore the greatest experts or the count ry, that ltdestroys germs of dlseiisis common to all domestic animals, and thereby Hires diseases. Worms Intestinal and skin parasites, ticks lire, Insects. "V"?'"..?.u?f the life blo -d and sap the lla y of domes! lo animals and f wis until the annual losses to farmers and stock raisers reach enormous footing. The farmer and stock raiser who would Increase bis bank icji, must, of necessity wage a continuous warfare sgilnst these robber worms, parailt, ermlo, and Insects. , Tbt most efftctlw and InexpensUe nmedy tot all these Is Liquid Koal. j Liquid Kosl neutralise tbe acid ixjULinv in im; okchaku One of tbe b st places foi the po jl try bi use is the erchar i. The fowls are away from the garden and have i ratine where they cud secure plenty of ureeo food, bin.', norms and' utbt insects, io estro?in, which! they benefit the tree and fruit. The I site for the house should he chosen wltb a vie to insuring good drain-1 gt, n it h ru.-st essent.al tbat poultry tiae dry quarters in which they may roost, or tike refuse when It storms. (Jo i farm it U no easy matter to give the fowl a good ra' ge, and at the same time to keep tbetn away from the garden, bog pen and the stable. Io n.acy cases tbe or chard is the only gor.d place for tbe poultry house. Tbe fowls do better there, with variety if food they secure, thao if they were kept In mora restricted quarters. If the poultry house is to he built during tbe summer it will pay you to put it In tbe orchard. Although the sea covers three fourths of the earth's surface. It doe not provide Id the same pro portloo for man's wants. Only a f Kint 3 per cent f tbe people In the world gala their llvlug directly from I lie sea. The largest steamship in the world is the Iialtlc, launched November 21 at Helfast. It Is 725.9 fect In length, 4!i feet in depth, arid 75.0 fect in breadth. Its tonnage is 23,- The canaries of Germany ither canaries as slngeis. been known to continue nil for a minute and a excel all One has a single quarter, ilh twenty changes of note In it. Applique rnotl's galore appear upon the new fiocks, hut they must be cunningly adjusted, and many of them are fashioned out of the ma terials used in the gown itself, so I that they have distinct Individuality Of all newpap?rs In the world 6 in every 1D0 are printed in the KriglUli language. The bran necessarily time It Is quantity of hag for the bath must be made fresh every used, although a large the filling Is made at a time, hag. Chsese cloth Is best for the To make the tilling, take eo.ua! parts of b'an oatmeal and starch, and to each pound add Bve ounces of powdered Castile soap Im not B!l tbe hag l'-o full, leaving room for the miUure to swell. Boxes a Year. AO DrocgurU W ONE PINT LIQUID K0AL Makes One-half Barrel of Medicine or Lice Killer. One-half Million of Pint Cans Given Away -v. owmieiclo ant septic, ana torv germ, uio a eliminated, ue.ng i ' of CroaHol, Guiacol, and Kahum condition or the system -couditlon favorable fur the produc tion of worms causing uui as hog cholera, anthrax, chicken cholera, etc, Llould Koal Is in general use by i..,J,.i.na nd veterinary surgeons thruughout Kurope and America em bracing a wider range of uses than any preparation on the market. If vou need Uquld Koai anu nave ' i i. -).... on conH na the eou- never usea il nni.'hlow. We will then send you an ordor on your dealer for a sixty cent can and will par your dealer ourselves flu r - nnlh nil for It. Jt win qusi u u ..t It will cost your dealer ootblng. you are not obligated to In any way If you accept this offer, we will not ask you to buy any after you have given It a trial. All we want Is a chance to prove to you what It will do. If you want to know I he result from giving Liquid Koal to a sick anlmal.no matter what the causeof the sickness Is, scud us the coupon today. If you want special expert advice regarding your stock tnat Is sick send us full description of the symp toms and also ten cents in postage. You will also be entitled to the thirty-two page book on the germ dls eases of anloials. Liquid Koal Is the Beat and Cheapest Worm Killer Known to Science A list of tbe diseases that Liquid Koal cures Hnff Canters l.unf Worm Bwlse Plains Iniettlaal Worms Oew Chel'ra Tueevxeleels nifcras Blaok lief Constats DtaeaM Aborttea la Cows Colls landers platan per rink Bre IllMH Feet Set Tmse Werm UnarVrar InflstasiaMMtf tb B wela A Thousands of women suffer from pelvic catarrh and catarrhal nervousness and don't know It. If you feel fagged out, begin at once taking Dr. Hart man 's Peruna. It will relieve your catarrhal affliction and all your organs will be restored to health. Buy a bottle to-day, as It will Immediately alleviate your case. Never scraps the linger nails; It will thicken and make them uneven and full of ridges. lo Your Keet Arhe nl MnrnT Shake Into your shoe. Allen's Toot Bass, s ponder for the feet. It mskfs tight ot new shoes feel easy. Cures fonts. Bun ions, Swollen. Hot and Hwrntlnr i'rrt. At sll iiniKClsts snd Shoe Storm, -.V. Bnmuls sent Fftf:K. Address A Met) 8. (Jimsted, Ls Koy, K. y. When tho skin on the backs and palrus of the iiands is bard and dry Hrst soak tbe hands in warra soap suds for firteen or twenty minutes, then apply olive or almond oil, rub bing In thoroughly until the skin Ib absorbed tbe oil. At night sleep in 1 ioso gloves lined with almond paste made by mixing in a cup of almond oil enough almond or oat meal to make a ocoderately stiff paste. For Itching scalp, falling hair and dnnuruu, usti tii Cg The process of reduction aoBiuieeiHui, wu.iU ... inrmlPHS. . " LIQUID KOAL is a black cily Thi- Fever Poll Kvil Chicken Cholera Koup Thrih lck) Blind 8tS8r Cstarrn farcy Mange Bull Heoiirs Nnasl Gleet hcrsU'hus Liquid Koal Acts as an Appetizer and Vitallzer No disease germ can escape It, that Is the reason it cures for when the germ Is destroyed the disease is gone. Two Things to Remember Use Mould Koal to destroy tbe par asites on the Inside. Use Liquid Koal to destroy tne par asites on the outside. 1'arasltes exist and thrive only at the expense of live animal tissue. One Ihousmd Dollar Deposited In the Union Bank at Sheldon, Iowa, to be tllven to Anyone Who Finds Any of These Tes timonials Not Gen uine. Sml'h (Vntr, Ksn., July S, l'.OS Nations! Meftlcsl 1:0., Y-irk. NHir UriHlfmi'ii: Have lived your Liquid Kosl for s curs of cholera In h"g and I h tint found Its rmial. I hvi fifty licd of W snd fle out of Ofiy I wai nurs would die, but by Hie one of vimr Coal brought them out O. K. snd tsve not been bothered with cholera or snv oilier wlo plugue. sinew. Tserslore osn it 10 in iwinn nrwunri ui Smith funly snd Uo poultry rulneri Hist It hs ao eousl You csn piirehsse this valuable medl olne ef Wslker twm, ol hmlth Onter, who can ttel murepreMnt thin vlunbl niedlislns to )uu. Voun Kraternnlly. JOHN PVLK. P. B. t ksve at the present tine lerenty sli head of toes snd rit ths sre doUs (Ins snd I belter If It tsd not b-n for Ue in of tloi Liquid Koal I would hsre lost ene-kalt or robably all of them. KEAK!KYtOSTY NnaSBBY, O. A. Strand, Prop. Orowar of CSolee Nursery Steek MlsJea, Nalir., Deo. S, 1801 nattoaal Meftaal Oo., York. Nebf. Abwii twe week! see wy f tke fsrasn arasad sere let very hastily by he cholera. I de sot wtik to write yos a loaf Ss sail lag skate bmbI about yeor aiedkilae hot will say thai I boefht asusrleaaef UskJ Koal a ad tke lav SO A Beaitifil Yowio Society Woman's Letter. tT. Paul, Mixs. ) 621 Watatblia .St. ) Ir. Ilartiiian, Coluuibus, O., -r bir: " J took Per una Jasi sum mer when J was all run down, and had a headache and backache, and no ambi tion for anything. I now feel as well as J ever did in all tny life, and all thanks is due to your excellent J'e runa." Bess F. Hcaly. TLe symptoms of summer catarrh are quite unlike in different esses, but tbe most common ones are general lati tude, played-out, tired-out, used-np, rundown feelings, combined wiib more or less heavy, stupid, lindens, mental condition. Itelish for food and tbe ability to digest food seems to be lost. Skin eruptions, sallow com plexion, biliousness, coa'ed tonjrue, fitful, irregular sleep, help to complete the picture which is so common at this senson. I'eruna so exactly meets all these conditions that the de mand is fo great for this rem edy at this season of the year that it is nearly impossible to supply it. Pe-ru-na Contain! No Narcotics. One r-viiRon why f'eruria bus found iM'iiiuiient uxe In so many homes la that It routuhis no Hur on hn of any kind. I'emna Is perfectly hurinleKH. It eati be used nnv h-rorth ttf time without 'quiring tbe drug uuhlt. Tho engagement ring may have the initials of botb engravt.d within the band, from L N. to B S. being the usual form. I can recommend Plso's Cart for Con sumption for Asthma. It hss given me great relief. W. L. Wood, Fanuersburg, I ml, Sept. 8, 1901. 4 guest shuulu endeavor to make herself agreeable, readily falling Inio any of the plans ber hostess may make for ber enjoyment. A note or letter should be left un sealed when sending It by a friend. A sealed note would Imply doubt of tbe flrend's seose of honor. When the wedding invitations are to be issued the groom gives to tbe bride's parents a list ol those to whom he wishes Invitations sent. Avoid biting the lips, as It makes tbeK thlelr, hard, and calloused. OAL f requires 350 degrees of heat. rWuealW with an alkaline base liquid. provement wm so marked that I bought s gallon can and ued it with the reiuli that mv hogi all recovered snd I did not lone one. My herd of over 200 sre In flue condition and you may put me down si a constant uer of Liquid Koal. . O. A. Strand . Dec., mn. We the underlined utork ralwrs snd farmers gladly temify to the merits of Liquid Koal miin u'aotureri by the Niillolial Medical (!o of Shel don, lows and York, Nebraska. We have used Hi ik product with gTatifvlnii suncess snd sdvise all to aim It a trial. It should be on every farm In Nebraska. Kiifun Kearr. life, Neb. Geo. M ills. Bee, Neb t hrli Snhsll, Ktapleburst, Neb. Geo. Klngcljerger, Heward, Neb. ,1. II. Keary, Bee, Neb. W. I'lugliaupt. Kiaplehont. Neb. F. t!. Meyer, stsplohurst Neb J. Kingi'bergi'r, hr. (iennanlown, Neb. Hloomflclcl. Neb , Deo. 18, Ihaveiold Liquid Koal for s venr now and never have found an article that givei uch uul verial aatlifantlon an Liquid Koal doe. I can lafely lay that I have not one illanatiifled cus tomer. 1 honestly think that if every (firmer uould me It there would be. very little hogoholora In the country. II O. Mumleloh. Wnusa. Neb., Dihi. 12, lUoj I have been using L. K ai and luswM destroyer snd find It sll you claim for it. Would recom mend it U) all. I wdl keep it on the plnce all the time. Yours, Sam Gross. It Is a positive preventative of csataglous diseases. Cut Oul This Coupon For It may not appear again Fill out the blanks and mall to tke National Medical Co., Sheldon, lows My Hare Kind or Stock. IMmtie. 1 hsrs never tried Liquid Koal but If you will supply me wltb a slsty coiit can free I will tlvslt a trial. Give full name and address and write plainly' Send this coupon tods v. If you deslra a thlriy-two page book on the germ diseases of antssali sad spealsl eipert advice rfgarllas the 4 Meases iaat stent your awn stock lend ten seat In posts wlUs this sou sea t Sever cost f mailing ssd eipens t us. The can of llsjuhl Koal Is to be farsliked you without eipresi or tralgbt ebsrgts t yos 9& us SOLDIERS AT HOME. THEY TELL SOME INTERESTING ANECDOTES OF THE WAR. How tbe Boy a of Botb Armies Wbiled Away Life in Camp-Foraariog Ex perience, Tireaonie Marches Thril ling Scene on tbe Battlefield. "That etorj- of the Jiiji niutniij; up to Port Arthur in a said Iau It Audt-rMiii, "rciiiiiid'd me of the hcavi tt ftu I ever tutw. )u the 'oth nf NovfinU-r. IhiJ. I had loadi-d lU.'t MX mule army wagons with tniits :ind i " j 1 1 1 1 i 114-u t of the sein'ral tii'ld hoe'pi ta! of t!n army of the Ctliiiheriand at Kelly's ferry nil the Tennessee river. aUive liridgi-iHirt. I hud started for t'hiitlaniiojia Jiy way of Urown'g ferry, und was tieariiig the pontoon bridjie when my iiiravan was stopped by M.eniian'H men swiiniiintt up from I.I idyeport. I was sidetracked sev rni boms. I'tide Hilly's men. hatiii"; orient husiness in the front, hud the licht of way. "Wliile vie waited the fii' came on and somttliilio; else ciime with it. Heavy eamioiiiidliiK began very near t ) u. and 011 our rij-'ht. As I was in tin valley. I couldn't see to my satis faction iinil I climbed til) the hill eal.eii 1 toi Hog Hack, and had unubstructid slew for a radius of from three to live miles. With a good field glass I look ed on t most wonderful scene. Near nl hand and to my right were lon double Hues of infantry, with batteries in action at intervals along the lines, in the fur front was a tliin line of t-kii inisiieis, the men -, hulling up into the fug. going out of my sight tiring ami clifdiiig. Then the first line of buttle went forward over rocks and rough places into the fog. "There were tlasli's from bursting rdiells, and the noise of battle came down to me, but for a lime I saw noth ing. Tlien my heart beat fast as there emerged from the very center of the fog the Stars and Sn ipes. I could not see tlie man who carried the flag, but the flag ilseif floated just above the fog line like 11 swan resting easily on water. Then as I looked the head of the color-bearer came above the fog. then his shoulders, and a little Inter his full tigurc sliowu out in finny blue, nii'l he seemed to be walk ing on the top of the f'.i;. 'I knew the color-bearer was lead ing, and that the boys were not far behind the Hag. In another minute the whole line of battle was above the fug. pushing ahead, halting to tire a vollov. 11 ml then 011 again, and 1he battle above the clouds was on. From my viewpoint 1 could see it ail; could see tlie supporting lines ns they climb ed through tlie fog. could see tin charge sheer ngainst tlie palisades and the swirl iind sweep of tile buttle storm on lookout's steep side. "And should I live a thousand years." I'd ne'er expect to see Its like again. "I had ui) experience in a fog my self." said the .Major, "which was ex citing, but disturbing. Our regiment was (ine of several columns converging on the enemy, and, of course, we didn't want to be behind the others. The boys, in going over tlie mountain, elm fled a good deal because the Col onel kept his. horse down to a slow ....a ...! tl.c: i..i:li!:i't n"dcr::t::":! his orders to move slowly and lo keep quiet as we went down into the valley on the other side. It was now day break, ami time to strike if we were going to strike. Kctween us and the valley there was it dense fog, and tlie viinguanl went forward into it and disappeared. 'In ten minutes we advanced down the incline into the fog. At tlie rear of the regiment I could see not more than two of the ten companies. The others were down somewhere in the fog. In twenty minutes a man came running buck with an older for the mountain howitzers to come to the front, ami as they went forward the fog lifted. 1 saw not only all our own regiment stretched along the winding mountain road, but below In the val ley severn 1 regiments breaking camp. The flags they carried were not like ours. They were gray, Instead of blue, uniforms, and it was clear to us that this division of the enemy had just withdrawn its pickets preparatory to leaving eiiinp when the fog lifted and revealed our line In blue. "As their skirmishers advanced ours rei rented, and the whole column about faced and marched hack up hill. The boys didn't like' this, and the rear guard wits very stubborn about going back. One little Dutchman was par ticularly obstinale, and when there came a sharp command from above, 'Clear the road, men! Jump to the side, quick !' he was slow about, obey ing, and the scattering shot from our two howitzers whizzed pretty close to him. As lie caine creeping to the other boys be said, 'What was dot?' And when be was told it was a Jack ass battery he lifted his voice and ! shouted In wrath, 'Clieckess, ciieckess battery, lectin short fool clieckess bat tery, he tear my coat tail olT,' At this a groat shout: of laughter went up from the company, and the pursuing rebels retired, and their whole force moved off. Our oilier columns had been too slow, or we had been too fast, and we failed to hag. the enemy. Some weeks later we ea pi tired some prisoner, find, much to our surprise, one of them greeted Dutch Charley with 'Hello, clieckess battery I How In your coat tall.' " "There was n heavy fog nt Chieka ninugn," said the Captain, "on Sunday morning. I carried order to several division eommnndern find the divisions, bivouacked In battle order, looked In tbe early dawn like heavy clouds that i had M ttied iu the- f if to the naiface) of the jrr.umd. Thin fog, i'h the j heavily wooded stretches of country. j was -onf using u the men. but i wa surprised to rind thera easy in their ' n;iin Is and taking a Soldk-r's view of the s-ittUilion. "Wheu the movements Itf-gau, and there was an evident tangle. I heard the meu t-ay one to another, "Well, it's the sniue old tight, anyhow, no matter which way we shoot.' Late i.i the day, when the reliels were in the rear of Its'ytio'd'g division and tJei.eral Thomas was greatly coiicern- ; to, Ceueral Turchiu rode up I ,'isked. "Where is the enemy I uuX am J t., uttui !.-' Tlo iiiis Miisuereal rrderej to attack?" To your rear, in the woods there.' Tbereuixiu Turchiu soliloquized: To my rear? The rascals! I drive them out." "Instantly he ordered his men to about face, and with cheerful alacrity tlie lines charged to the rear, over whelming the rebels swarming ill the vt oods and driving the rebel flanking i-oiumn back. Turchin's men were at tiif bewildered by the unusual change of front, hut when they saw the rebel litie in the wood they shouted 'It's all right. It's the same old fight,' and sweeping forward at a bayonet 1 Large, they simply ran over the reliels. capturing 350 prisoners and m iitteriiiL' the rebel brigade that hail reached the rear of the hard pressed I iiinn army. As the boys marched buck, one of them asked. 'W men way ire we going now, to the front or .1 ,1, tear? mid anotner rcpiieo, i.inooc and darnticare. We don't have to 1 unt long to find the Johnnies' any where." Chicago lnter-0( can. In at the Victory. 1 was one of the crew of tlie Fed eral gunboat Huil at (lie capture 01 Plymouth, X. ".." said the one-armed veteran, "and we Iiau to ugni tui" forts, all mounting heavy guns, togeth ... , .... ....... 1,, .-tela er will) aiiout -."""i minimi pits. Tlie Hull was a passenger steatn- ..... .... .....(.. nr,. er, Having nine or no iirmi'iiiun, had we not gone in slapdash she would hate been knocked to pieces at once. "We led the Hoot and when the first shot struck us I thought we were done for. 'Ine missile was a nine-inch shell, and it entered her bows and tra versed nearly ber whole length. Had it exploded when it stopped it must have wiped out a score of men. I was knocked down by a flying splinter and when I got up I would have given about tive worlds likt this to have liecn set down a mile away. I believe I should have Jumped overboard bad not the captain of my gun caught me by the shoulder and yelled a fearful 0:1 lb in my ear. We kept going ahead at full speed, using only the bow gun, i ski when we got the position we de- sired we were within pistol shot of one of the forts. "After we got to work with our gun I had no feeling of fear, but was told after the light that I kept hurrahing and cursing. However, we all did that. I guess. At every discharge of our broadside the old craft was pushed four or tive feet nearer the bottom and as she came up again she seemed to be shaking herself to pieces. A gunboat called the Shamrock followed us in and for 11 few minutes twenty eight heavy cannon were thundering away. The noise was heard twenty miles at sea. Of) The only vsyivl. T remember to have heard during the half hour the light lasted were from the captain of our gun, as we ran the piece In find out and changed from slxit to sneii and from that to canister. All at once the tiling ceased, and every man of us sat down and dug at his ears with his lingers. It was as if some one had pressed cotton into them. We lost six men killed, ten wounded and the steamer was little better than a heap of kindling wood. She had been struck nineteen times by shot and shell, and there wns a bullet hole in every square inch of her above water. The fight was all over and the boys hurrahing, when one of the men at my gun shout ed in my ear: " 'Tom, why the devil don't yoti go for the cockpit?' " 'What for?' I asked. " 'To get your other arm taken off, so that you can be a draw in a dime museum?' "My left arm was gone," said the veteran, "taken off as clean as you please. There was no pain until I saw the arm lying on the deck, and then what should I do but begin to blubber like a boy and faint away like a woman." Tho Reason for the Fit. The work of the regimental tailor may or may not be addressed to style. It nil depends, ns in oilier Hues of sol diering, on his superior otlicer. When the lute Sir (ieorge (5 rove was a young man In the West Indies, super intending the erection of lighthouses, he met an Knglish army ollieer, who was so exceedingly well-dressed that he was moved to say: "You don't get those clothes here, f suppose?" "Oh, yes!" replied the ofllcer. "Tho regimental tailor made them far me." "Is it really possible tjiat the regi mental tailor can fit you so well?" ex claimed the young engineer, in sur prise, "I should think so!" the ollieer an swered. "He had better lit me! I would give him three days' heavy drill If lie didn't and he knows It!" A good many people never work as hard or have as good a time as when they are physically miserable In a sum mer crowd. Former President Cleveland Is now more labored In his walk and ac knowledges tbe fact Unit he Is grow lug old.
