i'jJr ' """"y
1... 1. .... t. 1, ...
LssilsePis ypeWfitten PfofloSal. I
trill li tnC rciw" " " i,
C , ooi'j SMApArilU nuhtn disease
. l.. ihftf. In (orw-stAUJ. Una.
EL SarsapAtUU b also
B . ..II.. nfeesstui.
Tin" Ahftiirtl Niiiiiri
1 1 i
nu'lmt flillOHKMis mime. 11107 nvo
I., tl... Pllllltllllllfl Kilt, I
IiTmim who I''"1 J""1 wnlkotl !'
coil"'"' htsm """'"'I uv "
"v'llini IoomiII hnvo tlm bunt loom
iiiiu l.o.fl. "Tl.oro'n Oiiliniii.lt. for
tmidiicit. nun iihiihi uiiiu ninKii a
. 11 u tit iill'tl It 111111 11 II ft It
Himhk 10 ; ""-
,iinnk an
! Wii Ik' 100k tliu pan thnt tlm clurk
i4,l if.fi,-, din lownru nun ami
UjIomi mo rejjiMor:
1 ii ( r.irtfonl. WooiutMket, It. I,'
U ago i.vt'iiiiiB
Vry llmr
n.r mi 1 1. 1 1 111 iiro n!leri. four and
. '.-..it nlil rntnwtlvuly. Mnv 1 1 11 I
ft'n vcrv imniility. mill mntiiiiiii had
Lktn I"" vcr 'iur "lu" ,0 "'I'i'I'liitiir
Lrrornl punlnhliiniini, when 15dlth
LuUtnly jiumIkm! tliu door njiir nml
teic I ii Tiiriilnir lior chubby face
M tit ioiiii'I toward liur eUtor iih her
jcalmr portion would admit, May
inl rery tfmveiy:
"Oo oui. Kdlo, don't you boo Till
Bwv '
It III
needless lomiir timi.mniniiii
a roaplte. Oinclnnntl Km
nuiitr.
a riiiiHiiiiiriui.
I. ir ( f tlto HoiM I rdiotlld tliink
K. w Mroii'- fallow llko t'Otl would
itili work tlm" n niotind UIiik.
fclcwy Him -i woum 11 u wnnirt
lti oro tiiitf.
"IVIiai'M tlmtV"
"Iflin'i cot no fntnily niwulf, nnd
ll'm nfr.i. I if I wont to work I inlulit
IcmwI oat noiiie ioor olmji wot Iihi lit-
!tM.uto npiort." Ulilwo uven-
Jukn of tlm llmrlU Mnn
"IIciu III nn nrtloltf on Tliu Itlulit
Kin1 of n Wife.' ' filio Bald, looking
op from her jmpor.
"I iiiioei'," ruluiiiod tno iicnmwH
ftaiii, it rofcm to tno ouo u lullow
(iown't Kot.' Cliiono Pout.
Yrry Trim.
MutreKg It Imi't tlio olotlics
that
mike tlm until, you know. Mnryl
Cook l'urlirips not. inn in; but ll'i
the cHIici that uinkoa tlio policeman'
' -Pack.
llurr Illflirlllullon.
Tommy I'nw, what do thoy put
water In stock for?
Mr. Klirii To oak tlio Intoiitori ,
I wuh. my Bon. Iudiiiunpolls Journal, j
! Bswiiro of Oliitmaiili fur Cntarrli Tlmt
C1111 tn 1 11 Jlorcury, I
Ai mercury will nurelr dwtror tbo onio ot
im 1 rnl completely tlcrariRO (ho whula :
' tttn wlicnontcriiiL' it ihrmiuh (lis mucom iur
licti, Biicli rilcli iliouia tiOKor be uietl ex-
Nf.i en iireirrlptioiii from raputklile iliriil
tlin'.m tlieiUiiinKo they will !o li (en lulif tu
ihe p !i I you ran iMmlbly Oerlvo from them.
Hi,. cmarrh t'uro, mntilcturel lir V. i.
f hMi.. jf . . TnM.ln I H. ...H..
c v w. .UliUUiUij VVIIIHIIII IIMNtV,UI
tndu uken liiternally, acting itlrecily upon
tte Mood nml mucoflurlKce of tlio jrftotn.
In buylnif Ilnll'n Cmnrrti Cure lm niroroUKei
the Rcrnilna. It U inken Iniornally, and miule
InTolcilo.Ohlo, by V, J. Chonoy A. Co. Tettl-
iuuiiikii in1.-.
foi l by liruRRltti, price 76o. per bottle,
liall'i Ke.mll l'llln nro tlio bcil.
FroiH Rkin, tliouuli ouo of tlio thin
nest, in uleo ouo of tlio toughest loath
ti tanned.
Tlmt Hull. Awful I'nlnl
P'l k fV li.n.Unlnl Turn lit Avfilll 1(1
r'-nrct t nn ly Cailmitlii rIvo qtilalc relli'l
itii prevent lifmlnclio II taken III time. All
drui.'Ki!i, luc, ix-.soo.
In tlio last thico years tho United
BtntuH has sold abroad $1,800,000 tuoio
llian it has bought.
I'teo's Curo for Coimuniptloii 1ms been n
Ooilsfiul to nie. Win. II. McUlnllaii,
tlitUer, Florida, Hopl. 17, 1B05.
In a rook quairy In Virginia whore
(lynnimto was used thiuo moro lives
liavo boon blasted.
CITC IV rmnnonlly CurW. No fltiornerTOUine
l mfliT Ural 0y' uo of IJr. Kllue'f llrvut
Jiervolt.ntorir. Semi for KIIKK .00 (rlul
bottle una (routine. rt. JU II. KUHK, Ltd.,
Arcb itrctt, l'lillmlclpliltt. fa.
Washington Boldlors' Monumont As
eooiatiou has boon lucorparatod.
Tho Nowton, N. 0., hosiory milt la
running night ond day on hosiory.
e Tea
in packages
at grocers'
drillings
Pur
'-wl J". T r r' -jssiw W. -w - - - .
xn rf .- .
hi
( Al fin. ..... I
r "i'i wi'iii i no typo-
wiltor, mm uiulor the nlnibli." tin
kith of tho operator IIk- type
r-lH lliiHhod up and down with li'Kht
nliiK llko nipldlty.
It'H a wiirin day, too-very warm,
nix! no doubt that Ill-fated tiiKtrumcnt
f'-H li. but yet each and nil uf (bow;
tall ciilhircd, clean-Hliavcii elcrkH, who
In-pi throwing laiigulKhliig ej(.H In the
dlriciliin of the fnlr openitor, would
havi- willingly changed pltu-cH with
that roi-kliig, niiieiikllig, Jernplrlug ma
chine. Hut Amy Norlbcote did not Mem In
very goml form on thlx particular
inornliig. for gradually the raiilo of tin
inaehliie got nlowor and hIowit, ami at
Ihhi Nioppeil nltogetlier.
Ah ii matter of fact, little MUh North
cole was In n very pnaullnr frnmn of
mind. 8he wan cxtraniely romanilc,
ami HiM-nt om- Imlf of hr time In mul
ing iioveleltiH. ami the other Imlf In
thinking nhout ibem.
Talen of lovi- and devotion, of hero
Imii and mart. nlnm, King Arthur and
bin table round. Lancelot and (.ulne
vere, errant knlchiH and ladles fair
every legend kin- bad ever read, and
dozens of otherM nIh- had made for ber
wdf, crowded In upon oach otlier In
wonderful confimion.
The long (ruin uf courtly knights and
Herenndlng kiiIIiuiIh Hooted leisurely
iH'fore her, and more came, and still
more, nml yet nil of thoin, though so
different In nppnn l, had the same face.
And what n handsome face It was,
too! What o (nil, commanding figure!
How graceful It looked In the robes of
Jtomeo, ami how glorious In the armor
of Lancelot!
Suddenly Iu r reverie was Interrupted
by n ijulet voir,- that descended from
Mime dlHtanee above her.
"(Jood-inoriiinK, Miss Northcote!"
She looked up with a start, nml thnrc
Mood her I.i elot heforo her. lie
(wemed to have discarded his armor
nnd doiinei nn ordinary black morning
Ktilt and a very white collar, "where
of," as the oirke lioy once remarked,
"the height and stiffness were marvel
ous great."
"Good-morning, sir," she snld, In a
lmlf-frlghtened voice, and then, as the
Junior partner disappeared Into his
room, she iM'iit over her work with n
very red nnd very hot face.
Then the typewriter clicked ngaln,
but not so merrily as before, and fre
quent errors occurred. Presently a
bell In the olllce rang twice. This was
the signal for Miss Northcote to go
Into Mr. Norman's room nnd take the
morning letters, for this young lady
was also shorthand writer to the firm.
The door closed and she was alone
with the handsome young partner.
Jack HolKTtson returned to the ofllce,
nnd, ns he climbed sadly on to his lofty
etool, n universal groan went around
the room. Ulght stiff white collars
cracked slmultnneuosly ns eight heads
dropped sorrowfully over their respec
tive Invoices nnd bills of lading.
The morning letters were soon finish
ed and the young lady rose to go.
"One minute, Miss Northcote, please.
I hnve a private letter I wish you to
write. It Is n rather delicate mntter,
nnd I certainly ought to write the letter
'I CKUTA1NJ.Y OU01IT TO WHITE TUB
i.iiTTKH MYSELF.
myself, but ns tho business concerns
the fair sex I thought you might pos
Blbly be nblo to help me."
"Dear nindnme," ho began. "In such
n matter ns this, when tho welfaro of
two people Is nt stake, perhnps a per
BonnI lntervlow would haro been pref
crnblo to a letter. Hut wo city men,
whoso lives nro spent nlmost cutlrelj
In business occupations, nnd whoso
thoughts nro seldom nllowcd to stray
Emd the conventionalities of this
life, would, I am nfrnld, make but poor
""To tiila letter, therefore, I leave tho
tnsk of revealing to you what I fenr to
ell you In person. Whether tho length
of my ncdunlutnnco with you, or tho
drc mstnuces under which wo have
k o vn each other, will permit of my
n ok "g tlits proposal, I lenvo you to
Se In y own f nvor, nil I can Bay
Km I-er-tlmt I Well, I suppose
I had hetter Bay lovo. Do you think
" "
ffl
. w
i
that Is the most suitable word, Miss
Northcote?"
"Yen, sir."
"Yes, yes, I think so, too. Now, then
that I love you most ardently. Perhnps
the nature of our Intercourse has kept
me from disclosing my regard for you,
but I sincerely trust you will not allow
this to Influence your decision. Our
formal acquaintance prevents mo from
expressing my deeper thoughts and
feelings. Let your gentle henrt plead
for me rather than this cold letter,
which I am painfully conscious Is more
like a business letter than I Intended It
to be. At least, let me Implore you to
'TUB KHVKLOl'K WAS IN Jill. IsOIIMA.N'S
wihti.no."
give It a fair consideration, and if you
will consent to bo my wife tny whole
life shall testify my gratitude nnd con
stancy. I lenvo tny future happiness
In your hands. Until I know your de
cision I shnll have none. Meanwhile,
I remain, yours forever, "
That afternoon seemed a very long
one to the little typewriter. She copied
the letter perfectly, and delivered It to
Mr. Norman, who posted It himself.
She then went on with tho ordinary
letters.
At Inst the long day came to an end,
and Miss Northcote prepared to go
home. The olilce boy brought her hat
and cloak, and Jack Robertson helped
her on with them. Ho would have
liked to escort her home, but dared not
ask, so he wandered slowly to the
Lyric Theater, and wept copiously
enough through the whole perform
ance. Meanwhile the object of his thoughts
wnlked pensively down tho busy
Strand, still dreaming of her noble
Lancelot. Hut, somehow, this time It
was not Laucelot ond Guinevere, but
Lancelot nnd Elaine.
She stopped In front of Whitehall and
gazed in admiration and awe at tho
gigantic figures of tho two lifeguards
on their passive horses. How grand
they looked! How strong and hand
some! Just ns Laucelot must have ap
peared to Elaine. Then one of those
noble warriors winked ut her in a very
uuromnntlc manner, and sho hurried
on, feeling very much disappointed,
nnd vaguely wondered whether Lance
lot winked nt his Gulnevero like thnt.
Sho let herself quietly In, nnd went
upstairs to her own room, In order to
have a good cry, which sho had been
promising herself nil the day.
On the stairs her little sister handed
her n letter, which she took Into her
room with her.
She lnld the letter on her table, with
the intention of having her cry first;
but catching sight of the address ns
she was putting It down, she snatched
It up again. Tho envelope was In Mr,
Norman's handwriting.
In n tremendous hurry sho proceeded
to open It, nnd of course took about
three times ns long as usual.
The first few words were enough
"Dear Madame In such a matter as
this "
Sho know every word of It every
tap. It was the very letter sho had
written herself; nnd with a llttlo cry
of lmlf-frlghtened Joy sho flung herself
on her bed, nnd hnd even n longer and
more pnsslonntocry than she had prom
lsed herself.
In these degenerate times the Import
ous Lndy Normnn flaunts nnd flour
ishes In her baronial halls, loved by her
tenants and ndored by her uusbnnu.
But It Is whispered nmong tho ser
vnnts that her ladyship will often re
ttrr. to n little prlvnte room, where she
hna sometimes been seen shedding
tenrs of happiness over tho bones of a
poor, rusty, rheumatic oiu typewriter,
London Evening News.
rinnan if tho Kottto'a Bonn.
Twnin nfion wonder what makes tho
high noto of a slmerlug tea kettle, but
tho explanation Is simple. As tho water
heats llttlo bubbles of steam nro form
ed nt tho bottom of tlio kettle. Theso
Kiinli ur-tTt'nrfl find, bclncr nttractod to
tlio sldos of tho kettle, they uiako a
commotion which sets tno metal in
vibration and tlio kettle "Bings.
Minium Ciivn Dtrnllitra.
Cnvo divellers, or, to bo exact, onrth
flr rook dwellers, nro not yet oxtlnct.
A traveler who visited tho prehistoric
cnvo dwellings near Ilalberstnilt, in
tho Harz mountains, found in the
nearby village of Liuienstein ton cages
how ii in tho rock and occupied by 40
putsoiin. Tills llttlo settlement Is built
on tho slope of a rocky hill near tho
vlllngo. Tho fionts ot tho dwellings
wcio made by cutting n vertical hiuo in
tho rook, Each "houso" has a door
and ono window. Tho first house was
constructed only 40 years ago by n
young married couple who were too
pooi to pay thai r rout in tho villnce.
Tho rock houses nro warm in winter
and cool In summer. They nro qui to
healthful, according to tho testimony
of their Inhabitants, whoso stout
limbs and red checks vouch lot tho
truth of tholr statements. N. Y.
Herald.
ConfrMlon of n Mllllminlrn.
A millionaire confewd the ferret, of his
eiiecenB In two words-hard work, lie put
in the bent tmrt of Mfu L'iinimr dollar-)
and lotting health, and now lie usik putting
in trio aiuer uuir upending uoium to gei it
duck, noiuing e'lllHIH llOStettlT N t-ttOIIIIU'll
Hitters for rentormir health. It cures dys
pepsia and indigestion.
Onco U'u Kiliiiigll.'
This is ono of Genonil Miles' stories.
In the confederate army Longstroot's
corps was mulling a nilit mnrcli.
About l o clock in tho morning, when
ovoryono was worn out, n Georgia regi
ment stopped. A Georgia eoldier put
liis rifle up against tho tents on tho
other sido of whero Longstreet was.
Woll,"lio said, "this is pretty hard
to fight all day and march all night.
But I suppoea I can do it for lovo of
my country." Ho continued: I can
go hungry. I can fight. If need be 1
can die for my country, because I lovo
my country. But when this war is
over I'll bo blowed if I'll love another
country." Woman's Journal.
BUAICE INTO VOCK SHOES
Allen's Font-Ease, n -oowdor for tho feet.
It cures painful, swollen, smarting, ner
vous feet and instantly takes thestfneout
of corns and bunions. It's tho greatest
comfort discovery of the age. AlIensFoot-
r.aBe inaKes ugni or new gnoes leei easy.
It ir a certain cure for Iutzrowimr Nails.
sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching
feet. Wo have over 30.000 testimonials.
Try it foiay. Sold by all druggists and
shoe stores. By mail for 25c. in stamps.
Trial package FREE. Address, Allen 8.
Oiinstcd, Lo Roy, N. V.
Tho valuo of tlio fruit consnmpd in
Great Britain every year is estimated
at $50,000,000.
There was a vouns man from Lenore,
Who boldlv went oil' to the war;
The "becP' made him sick,
Ho recovered quite quick
By tho prompt use of old Jesse Moore.
Cunada sells us hum products valued
nt $0,320,000. but buys of us otlier
goods worth $78,000,000.
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup tho best remedy to use for their
children during the teething period.
Glass door knobs nro handsomo and
more easily uopt in conumon man
thoso of bronze or brass.
An Excellent Combination.
Tlm nloncnnf. mnthofl null lipnofieinl
ovliur Or riub, inunuiauiurcu tu i
n t t TvntrVf k 'SvfitTi fTn . i11iifit.rn.tfi I
tho value of obtaining- tho liquid laxa
tivo principles 01 piunis wwwu w u ,
medicinally laxative and presenting !
innm n tlm fnrm most: refreshing to tho !
tasto and acceptable to the system. It
is tne ono pencei. siruiiKuiuiiiuir iUAu-
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation pcr-
. , t . r - - L i .1
IlUlIlClll ly. iis ponuub irecuuui uuui
every objectionable quality and sub-
cfnnnn nn Ifa ncflnif nn thn lcidnevs.
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating' inein, mane it vuu mcin
laxative.
Tn lm nrnKAsn nf mnniifnfitiirinn- nrrs
ore used, as they nro pleasant to the
. ,, 1 t 11, ..
taste, out, uiomeuicinni quauues ui tno
remedy aro obtained from senna and
otlier aromatic plants, by a method
known to tho California Fio Sviiup
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to nvoid Imitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
nrinted on tho front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
BAN FKANCISCO, CAI
I.OUISVII.I.E. KY, NEW YORK. N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists. Price 50c. per bottle.
SURE CURE FOR PILES
ITUlTlNU 1'llet profiled inaUtoru ua cause itchlnc.
Thlt form, at well lllluil, Ulei-dlntr or i'rotrudiuil
I'lloe are onrfi br Or. Boannko'o Pile Remedy
Stops lloliins anJbteeillnir. Abeotbe tumora. Wo a
Jar at druirguUoMetitbrmall. Treaties fra.n rite
me about Jour eaee. Ul(' IIOSANKO, l'liilatU., Pa.
CURE YOURSELF?
U Ulg i for unnatural
tllacliarKea, lutlammatlona,
Irritations or ulcerntloat
of in u eo lie membrane).
Puink'ij. anil not uitrln-
ItheEiAHSCiumicuCO. eut or roUonous.
or vein in piuiu wrapper,
by exprrei, prepaid, for
fl.iio, nr 3 bottle, 12.75.
Circular nt on reaueat.
.fPf.T.nll .ouutlOD.
&S1
IIOITT'9 SCHOOL,
Sfcnlo Park, Hun Mnteo Co,, Col., fleered
bed nt the l'iilver.itii'S. I.oi ition, climate,
mid cure fill attention to Mental. Moralnnd
I'lijslial training, places limit's among
(he forcinoxt Schools for Ilojs on the
('oust. S F. Cntoniclei Will re-open III
the new building AuL'imt tftth, (Oth year.)
Iru U. Holtt, I'll, I)., Principal.
Talent always knows what to do, bat
it is tact that knows w lint not to do.
MI y wife bad pimples on her face, but
be ban been talcing CASCAUETS and they
have all disappeared. I bud been troubled
with constipation for some time. -but after talc
ing the first Caacaret I hare bad no trouble
with tbi aliment. Wo cannot speak too high,
ly of Cacarcts, " Fit CD W a iiti a n,
6708 German town Ave.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Pleaint. Palatable ictcnt Tmte Good. Do
Good, Never Sicken. Weaken orGnie I0c.2ic.i0c.
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
Slrrllac lutAj rnpar, (lt(eK Mlr,l. Xtw Tert. Mi
Hfl Tfl RXP gold anrl zrnirnnlred br all druif-fill-
I U-DAO Klatato V.VHf. Tobacco Habit
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
DENTISTS.
No pnln: neir proccus; fine cold work. DIt.
I.ANCWOItTIIV, N.W. cor 'I bird and Morrhon
Felirn mill Wire Work.
l'OHTLAND WIRE ,t IKOS WOUKS; WIHB
and iron leucine; office railing, etc. 331 Alder.
.MHnlilnnry mill .Suppllpe.
CAWBTON 4 CO.; K NOISES, UOII.KRS, MA
clilnery, suiipllcs. 48-50 First St., Portland, Or,
RAKES
MOWERS
BINDERS .
Write for Catalogue.
J, J, FREtMAN, Agent,
ISO East Water Street,
rOHTI.AND, OP..
MACHINERY, all kinds
. .TATUM & BOWEN...
29 (o 35 First Sireet F0RTLAND 0B.
JOHN TOOLE. Portlahd, Ortroos,
can give you the best bargains in general
machinery, engines, boilers, tanks, pumps,
plows, belts nnd windmills. The new
steel I X L windmill, sold by him, is un
equalled. EDWARD HUOIIK?; MACHINERY AND
vehicles; tend for catalogue. 18S-191 IrontSt.
IVlioleeille UruBClet" mill riiutiiErmililo
Siiillr.
BLUMAUER-FRANK DRl'O CO. HI AND 116
Fourth Street, Portland. Oregon.
.T.OO EAST...
VIA
Throucli Talaco nnil Tonrlat Sleeiiori.
UlnlliC ami UurTet Smokllii'
I.lbrury Cnr.
....FAST TIWls....
Pcrvlco nnd Scenery Unequalled.
For Tickets and all Information opply to
your nearest agent, or address
A. II. C. I'EXMSTO.V,
C. P. and T. A., Portland.
R. C. STEVEN'S, G. W. P. A., Senttle.
irSrSMPENSION
I I" BH;KFuK j. Waahlngton. 0. C. they will re-
I I celvo quick replies. II. ith N. II. Vols
Staff Mth Corps. Prosecutilo; claims since 1S78
TRY TO G ET WELL
Make an honest cttoit b- using aremedy Viat
linn cured thousands of peeiningly Incurrble
enses.
Moore's Revealed Remedy
will euro vou. It purines and strengthens tho
blood nourishes the system. Contains no al
cohol or mercury It is oiisy and pleasant to
take. $1.00 per botfe at our druggist's.
" T DH. II ARTEL'S COOK,
Relief for Women"
BntjrrM,inpuun,BejueaenTeioo. wrua
to-dr fur thlt Book.contnlaliit? r art lea
Urs &nii TrdtlmouUls cf VIL MAUTLI3
French Female Pills.
PrsJel hj tboniuinda of satlsfled Udleaas
.a .a .Iw.v.r.ll.lilA.nd wltl.mit in 1.
IT eoldbralfdrUL-irlaralameUlboi, Freuca
fl on top In Dine, WUlte and ItoJ. Take no otner.
Vreuch iiruu Co., Sal 841 Pearl St., Hew York City.
YOUNG MEN!
For Oonorrtura end Oleet Bet ratal's Okaj Speclflo. II
Is the ONLY medicine which will cure each and erery
caae. NO CASH known it hae erer faUed to cure, no
matter how aertous or of how long standing', lteaults
from its una will astonish you. It Is absolute) aafe,
prerente atrtcture. anil can t taken without Inconyo
Blenra and detention from biulnew. r KICK, $3.00. J or
sale hy aU reliable dnnrirtsts, or aent prepaid bf exprea,
plalnlr wrapped, on receipt of price, by
v v " PAHST CHtMlCAL CO., Chicago, 1U,
Circular mailed on request.
""rUptTTre cured.
Wo guarantee to flt ovory case wo undertake.
Doaptputltoff: writo for particulars at once.
O. II. ATOIII1AKI) & CO., Kxpert Xrus.
Fitters, 108 Second Street. Portland, Or.
ONE FOR A DOSE. Cure Sick Headache
and Dyspepsia, IteinoTe Tlmplesatid Purify the
Blood, Aid Digestion andPrerent lllllouanesa. Do
notOrlpe orBIcken. Toconvlnce you, wo will mall
sample free, orfull box for 2Sc. bit. ltOSANKO
CO.,lhllnilii.1i.'cuim. Hold by DrURgtats.
N. V. N. V.
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