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unvr-osary tn (tn-ploy a trusty alt-l unscrupulous sgont ;'msn cannot be tried twico tot-the one oll'rnt-c-—whs: hsd lttnl suth s also lortuno had formed to his hand. in s‘thn «\lnglslt‘llol to do with s matter which they conlolr young sud dissipated hanger-on at the court. =i ll to ho out of their imiulicti , what! U; rosorved to To 5‘ (‘v'm'imflt thrniwlvrs tht- right in dual _ tthc sss s slotie?

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Moon." to throw t‘oltl wstvr upn the onusgosr NEII‘ il"ll un lJI‘PU‘tl tltrir ship. union hygiir an fusion. o

“va‘mvwmvwf‘” ‘ i i " lWl‘H' lit‘ulsl in tho extreme. t [row i. to

To 1‘!!! button no Iltt'. lltutsut. form (I spunk int-tsp gaming) m..&§

Sum-«I have tend to your pnpi-r of tho til. imtnnt, .1 “wood MAI-f- lll‘t lt. «nip ni-s'niiexuuaip for his snuge lettcr from Mr. Lumen. lht‘ t‘ity llrt-orilir. wlnrli h~~ "ml lllllltll' conduct by nothing it appeal“ that it \vus doubtlou wishes lo lie i-ottsitlt i‘ril n litglilt limit-In tl nml ‘ Ill" "Will ‘ll-‘l"l‘l"“' l’l'srr‘W‘d 0" l'UJNl :4 .‘lercltsnt filllp. uttanswcrsltlu with to tho «tart-uncut mle h} ltlt‘ ii. in} Inna/Jim. (ilt‘itl (Soil! Ilsrc Mr. Lawson to my this! first lctt to tho ll""l’d. non-nu to lllc pm. tuhun o; In“ N ul-hurd U‘l f‘l‘urllurl sre ot l'roqmsut ooourmwo in him of“ (as! tlty of tho [it‘ll-railings lit-l‘m'o Iltl'll‘lll' .‘Ivl‘t‘llilltl alumna. excrpt in roses whom it ltfcomos iluor‘ Court. Without his ltlullig punm-n‘t‘tl tin) hilttw-lkllnwfl to it Nt't‘nttd Mstc that s gentleman's sun It“ not ‘dduo. milt‘lu-ver. of What ttntupm rl tin-n» during this Wild ltrulevl 11/.» any t-lltrr 1/101). (my. upon pullout (Its curse "v0 previous this. ‘ Illrleml h law-win ul‘wnliom; hirinxfl l‘t-"y I (W'lwutl ln .m‘nm/s, m rttlmlul nt (It: worst Q!

self to «itL oluorvnt'wm wgnriling his him-ind ;ippmtr.:nll porxtblct'utms." fl‘his lsnguuge is startling enough. snco on tho Bt-nt'll at tho, l:i~: tnouittit. :ltnl tltit'lllllllg.lel~‘l\:l's yo lnthum to it. who hand your sons to son. Ac- himsolt' as vw'l its l.t‘ mnhl, ll'uul the. .lisvgc «l lltlvcorlh“g'lo lllr Lawson's tiles. o lsd cannot become s knowing sné‘ihin of the mllttr. whhh lu- iii-i-ti-mls cutgvvd mirtruulew he -- kiuked m the ribs. struck bo-

mljnilge. hwpnsvtplmlt‘ly tlons trn armor of a. taproial'lm‘t'n the r)". wnt‘kml tor four hours at I stretch. plinth-r rvcklr-osly plungrs brad [million into a t‘sttt-llmll‘flumhg Ute ‘3 j l . 1“" hr h ll t'i ll.’..'lg untlrr it. from ltllng dol'nnoe ol‘ otIn-r pooplo. nnd. ltho tho Mountaingk‘xlllllllwu. still i 2 .cml m inmw ltt‘l'll ofhis It!» In p0-

gsilnms ul' tll‘l"l‘l‘ “no humans.) \tt-lllll shudder to 'lst‘llltlll; utnl .\Ir. Lawson Works up his lnsltllouh nntl «lungeruus arguments by stating that. “ lifter slldit ms:

in labor. in: " bringsl‘orth a ttluuor." llufiiro I follow Mr. Lawson in his twistings anti tloohliugs, sud pimps. and sitir-sprinus. to not clear”

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(loo might itnsginu. sod w ‘ s u ram: that fir. ° “FINN”. ‘” .‘JWH’HI was minimal It" tli , ox” “I.” II. C

sway from tho t‘llilrp' against himself. I Wllultl I'lIII l0

sik him how he srritml at the t‘Ultt‘llilllOll that Mr. Mir-t

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hlnhon nntl " hinn‘ Il't‘ oust null tho Mint-

Llcl‘son.

Them was at tltr limo only onn man in the Man-l “ho, t'lmltl have givon ham the inf‘nimstion. {uni that mm, M: L‘de office " lt'ramt'urr." to n him: honor nml .Iiil'u-l

kerpin .l. in on ovil hour. anti-listed thocotnttiutticution tut“ pu )llt.‘,‘ll0ll together with a private nods t‘nssltng my tool name. If lht- Editor of tho his-unnot- thought pinpor: In so linst‘rspnluus sud nuprcm-ilctitod s manner, m bolroy the trust rt'posetl in him by Irt'nt'llt'l'uilll)‘ (lis- liventtg both into the hands of tho enemy. willloul n niouwnt'o hesitation. I see no rt'nlml’l why Mr. Litu'son should ovuil hitusoll' (of infortnotion so unscrupuloust slI‘orilcd. and thus openly pl'OCifllln himself it party to tho commission of no out which must not remain s hint on tho Exnminer nowspn )rr. cognomut I simply do so ccsuso It units It!) contouirnu. certainly not With the desire to conceal from Mr. Law- son my mum», which he is quitu‘wolt-ome to. when ht: sucks to ohtitin it in slurs qnestionnhle mnnncr.

Mt”. Lowscn hos purposely or. mom chsritsbly speak- ing,‘ through i‘nul‘nnce of whst. was tuvsnt. placed a miss rpnstruction u on that art of my cotnntunlcstiou to lhn‘ “ Ilrrald.“ wliurc‘ I nit . " it is a sitnplc. straight- forwst'd’slutct‘ncnt of facts which. slthuugh tlwy may he denied in it few trifling details. csnnot he strippcil‘ol their grnvvr enlists-co." Ho wishes 't to ho loforrod erto this sentence thst I was sworn inaccuracies hsd crept into my stststuants and thst I admitted them! Can a thing be more shsurd? By what psrity of reasoning has Mr. Lawson arrived at so singular a con- clusion? why, air. s schoolboy would be whippotl il he could not give n better interpretation of Words so simple and co clssr.

Ml. stson next proceeds to state that the Mayor‘s

Court wits properly constituted hy the chtrrtor ot tho.-1

(Jity. on tho ‘Out‘usl n til .\lr. Muhlshon‘s oontplsist sgslttsr'ths “ L. writ.“ the Minor sud onu coun- cnlor being held sufficient in foam u court. This oils Councillor. whom he now tlrngs forward into public notitn~ for the first time. sppvsrs to lure been (’ottncillor Iloo r.th he states. " sttcmlml during the whole of (hot up days. and by solwnths judgment was. 'omg nor- wss thuro any necessity for eithor ol the councillors Milchcll ot' Butcher." (hei uorcs/it‘uucy'utd Councillor Yates who nos on the [loot-ll thu wholu time.) " to he in sttondttn‘celongor thttn it plcssod Ult‘m." Aduiittin this thsn~tobo tdl'ftiir. just. and equitable. and min y iti sccordsnco with tho charti-r of the City. why, may I not. dltl.l.j0llndllul‘l Yates. Mitt-hull. Butt-her. anti the llucoulcr. himsolf. modulo sud ui-x lhomsoivcs up with the‘ vqccedings at all, saprcsdng llaolt‘ opinions and dicth‘t'ing a verdict? There is a trite but true saying ..-iI I may be fot'givt‘n for re eating it—thut “ loo snotty Mk: spoil M's broth.” The Bench-play of leap-frog .flfiomlflly wry smuoing to look at. bat difficult to understatan tht l pnrtioulsrly dosiro to know is this. when was councillor Hooper (luring tho wholo ot' the thieo d s st‘stud?

on tho onoh once. If he was in tltr Court at all. he

musoltsvo mndo himself invisible by the aid of s ills-I

gicistl‘o‘wutd; sad as Mr. Lawson states. that ho. ro’nn- cillor Hooper. alone was l/lt‘ Magistrate to invcsllgsto sud ive jud int-tit. the Batch was his propor ploue. still be bid no right to be rt-cognizril oil‘ it. Ila did not onlar the date room with the Msyor. (Vonnegut, Yak! Ind! e 073/ Record". who they retired to cou- sidor their verdict.'uor was be turn to leave it with the. on~tlsclr return to tho Bench. hlr. Lawson may be unto correct in stntin that Isui allofiethcl‘ uunc-

united with the rules on prst‘tire ofthe. olici- (‘ourt.

o lo ri ht; they puzzle mo amazingly: I cannot luthotn the dept of their profound wisdom and knowli-ilge; I mtmly ignorant of their ramifications, nntl “ whet-o Ignorsnco Is bliss. ‘tis folly to be wise.” But for the loss “of one some nature has supplied Its place by another. the some of sight. I sink again. or era w“ Cuts-cilia! Hooper Ill the time? We have Councillors Butchmrl'ms. Mitchell. the Mayor. and Ilse Recorder hiassoll. tossing'thio grave complsint tip sud down like a pennies st» lhrovodldd; sittin on tho Bench one tiny end having it thonrxt. “ so it p‘ rnsod'lhoni.“ and ploy- lug bstalsdor ond‘sltottlemk with it. to the dislimy or the beholden; imtsstl of sending it to the Supreme Cum-g; I“: .3 for Councillor Iloopi-r he appears to "IV to have been on grout s myth as the Reporter. who was sold, to hope boon-employed hy the Uourt’, but who never "portal; . '

Recorder liswson hns nowhnre (limit-d that ht} woo not present during the li‘lll. cxcrpt on main". thy. tojudgo fort himself, how for thecvidnncc went to provi- the use bolors the Court. Htttl ho born there to wuchths one, he would» have hennllhe Csplnio‘s opon confession thst the.de of the ship usrnrstly 'stlylsoillilm to tote young, Mp. Illoillslaon into his cabin. tube was he- in‘ vary it ,; lllffl’h‘lttttd by tho crew. hot that his pet'- empt ll igtusul to do so. sud Ii-lt thoyoun gentleman tohiiglgs on. ereby iroving tllttt he wtch st. the out- rngoi latidv‘rhtu’ Ilh'lllI’ cttcont'sgtrd them. I III: over ignores-ts "highly" improper" the reading to him of in. rhymifflm.lfl¢l without knowing one single 'pst‘tlt'lt- arm crumpled bulim- the Court during the two pm vions ys.excopt what was whispered to Inn: by tho bin-03 sxfgw hlurriotl uttl hrs-f words Wong/t as our-

' ‘ ‘ deutly potnmgnts st somo length on the to

1mm . 0 con . _ V ' ‘ aft! 'lllllch ss uovct‘ tnlton down in writing; pro- nalmldu'hls'o” loll that. the care would have boon (lis-

w uwkwlrd monoeylluhlv) it tortured on the rustlsiuanof‘qooog Mr. Monsoon Alone: and torn one witness was found unworthy of lulu-l. whilr snothor V“. "p. K n of truthfulness. In one port of In. spgcié’plsm . In men the turn f‘ slltgutl cruolly.“ will to in l v thn ltrrttthhc nut" that tho lut'untl

Mayan Mflhiqhiufféhalily rommt't (In: two assaults qfcenlly- indulging.

' luv-flit“ which he 'orm sentenced to pay a and m.“ H! In'fllcl. sir. Mr. anmn i.‘ upon-Auto“ too much with his sonjuct to be itpr go‘ugplswhlfifistalllllflh Whootlso «norms lotto}: I [Irr- m... t thigh.“ I assist-c Illa i‘dtlllt'l‘ that 1/ 1M nacttgr . M31 ya“ [la Vflfllflflqf‘lfllllli mblg/ [tern nosnndez’ I [In {filial John?“ on guipty .l r. .lltJlit/nm. .he won/t hart Ilse tll ‘tl rrtlzjel to s privsito room to ssdlt mto'stllilw tho lxIlth’lfllllLl; rcmmmi-mlg illo- lttllstlna‘ol'otmoll 61m fur hit-hing in the ribs and “smug mmn'tho ryt-I shoy in tho tun" hrntsl man- my.i "mm; wide for snotlsootfottrtnll the othor clinrgi-s "flu" W’AK‘KIQ’; and then dually tul'nl. round nml “hath Rut-stint) -' [use Ute rowphtlitgnl m- hufnlltsr any

> ‘ ultra" wind! wilhfht's drama»; )Iostunques-

15¢ i (“'0th titty Iiml lllll (invior pit-ush-

FlttItNod M tiresome COIN filo much lighter

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' cit-sit ‘ a stf'mMotls 3 "fiopmofirsfl ltll' ‘ whwli tube-sod the Mei-train Ill nutr- on». do” this mt positively. No mo salon

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He certainly never was soon by use;

.liu n qutsllou nhothor ths sccond Matt: has notin- 'ti~ntiouully or’lho row-rm. ilnno llll‘. youn - man a great

Earth/ti l 4f a It ooultl hnvo lirrtt bt'llcr Iot‘ t to “ 14. .(T. Uwrn " if Mr Lawson had not pronud this cold. lilooiloil article. “so old ago so wrtrpstl his intellect. lthat he should ssct‘ilit'o his friends in his desire to holp tin-tn. Ills impotent ull'orts to make hlsck opp"? whitr ttru pitinhli- unlit-hold ; thoy brtrsy tho tlcl‘uctiwncss ol’Jnrlgtnt-nt and the evil rift-ct: of inconsistency. Ills tsnnt in sponkintz of tho " (lulimto young Ind." which he t-mphssiaos in italics. Oxfttllt‘l him ' to the sus "'an of partiality. and tho onuion he hss vircn of . r. Mc- Mahon hztvtng soot llil son to hunt with the sailors. summits to no lllilt'llt‘llc intt-tfi-rrnco. That was done upon MI,- (.‘aplut‘u‘.v sfrmig recommrudalt'art. if ho wonts to know. I.i-t me assure .\Ir. Lawson. in conclusion. that l sm wt‘t-tt-hodiy ignorant oftho “ Law" of this Island. an administered in Police Courts. Ilut I know some- thing ofcomtnon sense and plnln reasoning. In both of which. in my humble opinion. Mr. Lawson is lamentnhly dclicirnt. sol‘ar II Its arguments relslo to this case in quit-ition. In all other res on his professional shilities ntsy be far shove mediocrity; and I line no doubt he is so ornament to tho Bsr of this Island when he studios his subject thoroughly. and errors clesr of coutrszlicting hitnsolf‘m psusgos of grave importance.

To the Press of this Island I am under no obligation whstsvsr. if I ouva your paper. for It hos ignored mo and my~,cuuiplsitit from the first. end in rushing my bow to ll (t'ortho lost time I sincerely ho a and trust) Itnsy esfel ssy distit has [touted am will: grant discourtesy snd lllllH'l‘ztlll)‘; the “ l‘striot" end "Bummer" have ing ft'ooly thrown upon tltrir columns to otlu-r parties for the insertion of partial sttttetm'nls sod pt-rsonsl at- tacks upon me; end the latter especially giving insertion to vulgar and ribsld nutter too low for s gentlemsn to (she notice of.

I bt‘g to apologist; to Mr. Lowson for not answering Isis lt-ttcr sooner.

morviw. by sil’jerlt'ug him to Mr utrrmc :tntuli‘ml life.”

I am, Sir, Your obedient serrsnt. IXION.

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Wednesday, September 95. 1807'. 3L...

Till; NOVA SCO'I‘lA ELECTIONS.

Non Scorn has [10ny redeemed her honor. snd snsdsa terrible caunplo of the trsitors who betrayed bor liberty. or thsninetr-en Councilors agents who of- fer-oil themselves for election to this Home of Commons. but one remains to tell tho disaster which'lnss ovortskon his confcdcrstcs. Dr. Topper olone. the Irelrtrsitor, has sut'cootlcil in his election by shoot it majority of seventy votes. He will stand beforo the House of ICommons and the whole Dominion. like a spsrrow on

Nova Scotisns into voting sgsinst their conscience. con do so Wllll impunity. , Tho vs Scotis psrty. who hsvo just triumphed. ssy ithpfiottld-bs despots will not Wsuflctettt confidence in Mr. N uo'hlfort will ho left un- i. ' l . 3’3

‘ future to this election is that

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dogs!“ to rm coronation Nova Scotis wos “one to h r for "Il‘nlbll witVCsnsdn. that she hsd horn hctrnyetl Into it, and csnnot either In Inw or equity be bound by It. TIIO‘UIflhdl‘lle themselves httvo had their eyes opsnsd. sndhow begin to discuss lltlo sopoct of the case. Some of tho sblost men in Novs Scotiu have been elected for the :sspross purpose either of :onirstlng the legality of the Urifon as far ss the Pro- vince is concerned. or ofrspssling it. This to s serious question. sud one which munch foil to prove deeply in- lcrestlng to the historisn. Itis s question of Will im- portance to the Dominion itself. which otsrts upon its career of nationality. with one noble L’rovinco attached to it by tho vilsstttisltas. With the fonts of the csse before them. can the Dominion statesmen sfl'ord to re- tsin its their rspulstvo embrace the betrayed Province of Non Scotis. which sbhors sud protests ‘sgsinst the (proud Union. ‘ The Non Sections. withs unstiimity which he no psrslhl is either unclout or modern his- tory. hsvo protested sod pronounced sgslnst the Union. They will proceed psscofully st first to rrpcsl that Union. and if they fall by peaceful and legal steps to recover their lost privileges. who would be surprised or deny to them the right to resort to physical force to ohtsitt redress? They may iso told thst the Union is for their benefit. thst Her Mujosty‘s Government is in favor of it. but thoy take tho grquntl thst its free-born British subjects. they are the host judges in the one. and that even the Crown itself. which Is booed upon a successful opposition to alleged tyrsnny. has not the power to intorforo with tho rights snd privileges of the subjects. An appeal to sruss upon such s plea would on niftho sympathy of every man in the free Republic of the United States. so well as in these Provinces. snd would prove fstsl to the pcrmsnsnco of this Do‘ ntluion soil of British rule on this side of tho Allsn- tic. Cunning but shsllow politicians of the Topper stamp. upon the psltry plea of the omnipotence of Por- liatnont ignored the right of the people to vote upon so important snd momentous I question. and have brought to pass this state of sn'sirs. sud they and the Dominion must tske the consequences. Neither the Imperial nor theDoniinlon Government dsro ignore the psrsistcnt opposition of Nova Scotts. the result of the recent ulectlons In which plsoos the “on. Joseph Howe and his friends in the position'of Masters of the Situstion in the Legislstive halls of Ottows. if they deem It for tho benefit of their cause to sttsnd there It sll.

S'I‘. PAUL'S CHURCII BELL.

" Those pleasant hours have passed sway. And many a heart thst then was sy. Within the tomb now silent dwel I. And hears no more than svsnittgbells.“—Moostz. St. Psul's Church hell its this city. hss completed Its course in the Protestant. religious history of this com- munity. sad will sound no more. A few Sundsys ago. when ringing for Divine Service. it orackod. stnl hss since been removal {rem its lofty position lo the Church towor. snd ohippod to Englsnd for bell-metal. sinc c which time St. Paul‘s sings dumb. Whether fsiicy or not. it apps-roll to us to be the clearest and sweetest tout-d hell wo have ever heard. notes, however. which. for hall's century. heralded in the psncoful Subbathmoruing. snd at stoning. summon- Ml the Christisn to prayer. are hushed forever. The merry pool which scooutpsnied the newly solsmniscd marriage. Intl this messurcd sounds which knellud n

ithu houso—top—u political scsrr-crow to all men for all time to come. Tho justice doc to troschery such as his. although long-dclsyr-d. has been stern and summary. but not sufficiently so to meet the dcinands of free 'lnt‘n. To guard liberty in the future. a statute should be cnsutod to dual with traitors vho dsro to temper lwilh the rights of the peeplr. in n more sumnmry mem- ner than by s mere deprivation of other. Impcuchmcnt ifor their lives should b( the ponulty. Tho power snd lsuthority oi Psrlinmentuby which soy rpeotos of us- lcsllty or despotism might be, jttstifiud—wore preached lop to the Nova Scotiuns to luv-ill} tlu-ir wrath’itpon tho 'loss of thrir liberty. A filth; hi; I.» hit: hecn glt'on to such dolusive srgumrnl. \lo l‘t’jolcp to know that th‘ot betrayed but not completed Province Ilsa unmishkeshly provlnimctl thttt thsrs is. and shall he. limit: to the powers of l‘lulinmont. when the rights and ptll’llugos lof tho .woplo are renowned. and vs have reason to

lhopo that the emphatic opinion pronounced It the lpollswillt‘tnd embodiment in something more deficits than more flouting opinions; A‘ststdto-lttw is nieces- art]. so we list-o soon through the progress of Confeder- stion. to secure the privileges of the people against smhitlous or- mot-colony politivinns.~ The stern deter- minstion evinced by tho Ilon, Mr. Hour. In fighting out the huttla of'populsr rights, cancels. in our mind. any of tho follies thst may hsv'e born t-otninittod tluriog u long poltticsl career. and the splendid success which has

deported fellow-mortal to the tomb ore sliku silent and among the msmonles of the put. Its clcsr and mu- siosl tones will ever be sssocistud with the sunny recol- lertious ‘af youth. when the hosrt was glud and free from gullo. end we shall noise the old fstulllnr sounds for many s day. tht chsngos have been wrought slnco Its tones were first host-d? The Colony hss been rrclslmed from the wilderness. history hes boon noted end recorded. science hss been unfolded.

sntljoy sud sorrow luvs succosrled out-h other so the clouds float over the summer lsndscnpo.swoot boll. as: socisto of our curl y reminiscences. we owe mistrihute to tilt-Is in recollections of tho plouuros which luvs often thrilled the chords of our hwtrssponsivs to thy moods.

Thou hut rung out snevry posl on assay a nuptlsl tlsy.

fullniess'of the truth ivhiolils to be found ln tho 'Uttthollc Church alone—thou lisst been ever punctual. sod now than soundsst no, more.

rssdy to sing ll! charms.

‘ Norc- Among the prominent mots whose requiem

justice donrrved. Tho contingent of indopentlcnt Ill-It'll from Novs auntie. whom he will lend st ()ttsws. ntltlud to tho othor indspcntlnnt men who thtvtt busts ssluchod from New Brunswick. and Ontario. and Quebec. will, if we mistsho not. form n msjortty to ovt-rthrow the .‘It‘Donnld Ministry. At. all events. thev will constitute such It formidable nlllllll'ify an to gunrsntco Print-o Ed- ward lslnntl from olthrr bribery or coercion on the part of the Dominion Government. Let. our local Confeder- ates. who hsvu been overwhelmed with fur and rsge at the result of this 'olcctioo. take notice of this prodic~ tion. so different from ‘those in which they hsve boon roe Mun who luvs themselves been

their ruin: tintl influence in holile of one of the most lullOpGlll‘ll‘nl if the snisllestof this North Ame rlcsn I'ru~ iiicss. We ms] rest sum-ml that in the presence ofthsss man. no menu. coercive legislation. or corrupting and tie-l ltisiv coders or " bribes“will hesttomptctl to noun or from our " Emlatlon “ sntl "Lblc‘ul'lll’."ul‘, if tlisy do. they will he so scstliingly exposed. on to shame their pro- fiosors front snclt doubtful sapodients. The most dis- grttcoful intimidstion snd bribery were attempted upon tho ponplo 9‘. Nov: Sculls by the minions 0! Cu.“ Cnnsdisn Postmastora. and Ministers of Futance and Mormons-"toll their influence to snake the sflloiol om— ndor thorn vote for their own ilegrulstioo and country. on pail of dismissal; but oil in Mr osmllthtes for both the Gonorsl mom swcpt cvurytltlng‘ bvfore thsm. :roltl‘d‘hos'so. lbm sod srttllery. sntl a is the wall. snd there Is srsrcsly one loft the other. It now rensins to he soon