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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-18

CONCORD, IN ~ JUNE S.-7Ae Weather.
Within our recollection there has not occurred in
this vicinity an instance of so severe drought at
this season OF the year, as the present. The lands
in the ncghborhood of the Merrimack, naturally
light and dry, and the uplands extending back are
now literally parchng for want OF moisture. Tilage
Ia d, suffer most and many ofour farmers are obg.
ed to plant their corn the second time The rivers
are low, and springs nearly exhausted-and unless
we are visited with rains, the prospect Of crops IS
extremely doubtful The drought we are glad to
hear, is not very extensive, the upper parts oil the
state and Vermont having had frequent and plente
Gus rains In some towns we hear that the woim is
destroying the corn and other vegetables; but do
not learn that the rayages are extensive. Pa.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-18

PHILADELPHIA, JUNE lit seems 10 h,
The strong current Of public sentiment that the
author OF the duplicate letters, OF which the one
not counterpart of the other, has been demolished
by the Secretary of State, by the jus merr Eacn,
taties The protest al Client was extended sabs
iento. The letter from Paris was written subrssc
The Foresight in 1892 OF what took place in 1876
proves that nuttum temluS cccurrit to some people
The call for letter from department where
never had been, was proceeding ultra memoriaM
hominis. In vindieation Of hlmselt the Secretary
handles the III fosSidets, and leaves his assaiant
nothing but the status ante beAum If the latter
gentleman is wise, he will never attempt again to
make fish III one and flesh of another OF the mem.
bers Of the same commission bnt rather keep bis
Latin to himself as he did his opinions Or il be
must come forth again, let it be in Greek When
Greek meets Greek, then comes the tug of war.
And let him show a &eter tact than to publish in a
newspaper devoted to his victim. I'm Sent.
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HENRY PFTTNAN

having by purchase, made on the f,eenfusers,H
day OF Nay last, become the sole proprietor. ,nx
publisher, OF the establishment Of
The ALEXANDRIA HERAIp
INTENDS, IN future, strictly adhering 10 these
CONDITIONS.
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by town subscribers "'a"SS
H. Subscriptions for less than six mon,bs.
charged at the rate Of six and a ouar,er cont,
each paper. ''A''
III. Extra papers six aud quarter can,s
w. NO paper discontinued until ALI AREA,
ages are balanced W.
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inserted three times for one dollar and tnent.,,
hve cents for every subsequent inssr,;o,'. -,
se. ones ID proportion. Advertisements vb;cb
nave not ihe number of insertions marked +,
wiring, viii be continued till forbid.
NOTE.
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riers, or otherwise may not receive tbe;r ,'.,,a.
Gah OBTAIN them on application at the Office. e..
pers. MISSING pa
u complaints having been made of pexso,,,
VINO are not only ia the habit of borro,s;o,, az
papers, but OF taking them from the doossaS
s'"oserioers-they are, therefore, informed ,b.t
Tue latter practice mnst he desisted from 49,,
.ne carriers have been directed to deliver ,b1.
PspeIs 70 none but subscribers, or such 4, s5e.,
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marked, that In this persecution OF the
dogs, he must do mankind the justice TO
declare they only betrayed some of the
feelings too frequently evinced towards
their own species. Mr.. Trim appealed
to the dogs present, ifthey had not more
than once witnessed it IN our own city.
Have you ever in your day, seen, Mr..
chairman, black hearted whelp raise
q voice equivalent to that of @mad dog"
against the credit of some unfortunate
fellow creature and have you not Wit
messed sir, every cur, rag, tag, and bob.
tail join in the cry, yelping at his heels,
only terminating their persecution with
his destruction and then, as they could
haveno more ofthe cat than the skin, fay
him alive, divide that among them, and
leave the bleeding .carcase to the mercy
of Heaven! Sir, conclude with de-
claring / have no hopes from man.
7osvser,a venerable dog,thus addressed
the chnir MIR. Chairman, there is little
question Of our anxiety, generally for the
removal of this laws every plan that has
been suggested seems fraught with some
insurnountable objections and the at
tainment Of our object appears quite as
distant as at the period of our assembling.
The very eloquent gentleman who has
just preceded me has, no doubt, convinc-
ed you, sir, and every member Of this
enlightened assembly, that man is def
cient, sinfully deficient, in the most ordi-
nary feelings Of compassion for his bro
Their man. If, sir, such be the case, il
there are no sympathies TO be found in
their breast for their fellow creatures, what
COMMUNICATION can we expectby any ex-
ertions of ours to awaken them for the
poor friendless dogs! No, sir, the, cause
is hopeless. Our security must be found
| in our own prudence-venture as little as
possible abroad, during the day, and
confine our rambles TO the night. Let US
increase our fidelity, yigilantly guarding
against offence s, q would particularly,
sir, while on this subject caution the pup.
pies generally against treating the shop
keepers show goods with so little cere-
mony if we ca met secure their friend.
ship, let US avoid provoking their anger.
| finish, sir, with moving you this meet.
ing adjourn sine die. Which wa:
agreed to, mem. con. a vote OF thanks
being frs, presented to Mr.. Bull for :hs
dignified and impartial manner in which
he had discharged the duties Of the chair
The scampering Of the dogs, IN retir-
ing, aroused me. BOW WOW.
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THE FOUNT.
HOME

Bot where to find that happiest spot
below,
Who can direct, when all pretend to
know
Tho shudd,ring tenant OF the frigid zone
Boldly proclaims that happiest spot his
own3
Exsols the treasures of his storny seas
And his long nights Of revelry and case.
Inc naked negro, painting at the line,
boasts OF his golden sands and palmy
wine,
basks in the glare. or stems the trepid
wave,
And thanks his gods for all the good they
gave
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DEFERR ED.
YELLOW FEVER,

There have been two deaths of malig-
Dant bilious fever in Portsmouth,, N.
Hampshire. One on the 9Th and the o.
Their on the 7th inst. DIR. Dwight, tae
Physician of the Board of Health, in let
ter to the editor OF the Portsmouth Jour
ua:,remarks, that "as the Board of Health
cannot assign the origin OF the disease to
any particular cause, they consider these
as sporidical cases, and they believe that
the health Of the town is much better al
this time, than it has been for several
years during the mo nth of September"
The editor of the Journal remarks that,
"thougb these two cases occurred in the
most populous parts of the town, no per
son caught the disease, and no danger was
apprehended froin contagion No per-
son was sickeneJ in the neighbourhood
and no alarm is felt"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-02

HAMILToN, Der. AUG. "a. We have
experienced here. for the few weeks
past, uncommonIy warm weather, from
the oppressive influence of which we
have scarce once been relieved by sin.
gle refreshing shower. Our gardens and
provision ground wear dropping and
detected aspect, and the sunny .ahills al
noon day gIimmcr with the heat. The
cattle seek any shade tina, promises them
protection from the intense rays of the
sun, where, unlike the lazy and pam
pered nabob, they apply their own NOS.
quito brush TO whisk away the flies; anG
the almost stagnant ocean appears CLASSY
and puirescent, while the scaly fish slows
ly turn up their silvery sides to the Oh
server, and seem to possess in their ross
almost fe1fid element, scarce energy e.
Bough TO zcag their tails %
Many have died in the ponds.
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In one Of the principal streets in Fris-
tol Is spit shop, and Immediately over
j., as an upper story, handsome Metho-
dat meeting house "a this was written
the following epigram;
There's spirit above, and spirit below,
a spirit Of Joy, and spirit Of woe;
The spirit above is spirit divine,
Bss the spirit ssIsw i sse sPiri. e wing.
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SAD CASE.

Mr.. Niles, editor of the Baltimore
Weekly Register, declares without hesi-
tatioD, that "the constitution of that state
was batch Of absurdi,ies at first, and
has been SO mendea, that there are not
i've men within its limits who can
promptly tel what il is.'
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-02
Book and Job Printing

i ior any OF the above articles, which will enable
nm to do his work on the MOST kEAsortRIn
'erms, al his Office, on Royal street, directly
opposite the New Market
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Real Estate an SMezvs-
bury.

NOR Sale, an excellent Farm,
containing about one hundred acres Of
good Land, well proportioned into Moving.
Pasturing, Ploughing, and Woodland. with q
decent two-story House, and Barn. and 9TH
er out-Buldings, in very good repair. Said
Farm, is very pleasantly situated, and Is about
one and half mile from Shrewsbury Meeting-
House, and three and half miles from 1Vor-
cester Court House. The Buildings stand i.
bout thirty rods south of the Worcester Tun.
pike No Farm in town is better watered-
having stream of water running through r
which never fails, and waters every part of the
Farm for the cattle-with an excellent vonng
Orchard, lngrafted with the choicest Fruit.
just coming into bearing state-situated in I
very pleasant neighbouFhood, and about one
mile from Grist-hill and Saw-AIilL
Co,aditions--a long credit will be given for
a great part of the purchase money. if re-
quested. If not sold at private sale by the
4th day Of April next, it win then be imme-
dlately offered at Publicl Auction on the
premises. at o'clock. P NJ Ear fiirtlaAr .,A--
JONATHAN NELSON.
Shrewsbury, Feb. IL, 1892.
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e. Notice.

EMIT ouDscTlber, exJFUpnlg ~
n be unable 10 work the ensiing Season,
by reason Of bodily ipdisposition- fishes to sell
his Stock-let his Farmland sttie his Ac-
counts, as soon as he is able 10 ride.
The Stock consists of one yoke Of Ok
en--four Cows--one pair Of Steers three years
old-one pair of Bulls, two vars old last
Spring-fourteen good native Shepard two
Pigs, weighing about 100 lbs. eaih Also,
one good eightday Clock, and fSe thousands
Of Brick, now lying on Back-Stret, $50 CALI
ed.)
Said Farm lies about two miles and
three quarters from Worcester Courthouse,
on a cross road, leading to Holden, and win
keep a yoke Of Oxen and eighf or ten Cows
the year round and will be let and posses
sion given to any person with asnlall family
and good recommendations, as soon as the
above Stock can be sold.
AMOS WHITNEY.
Worccster, Feb. 10, 1922. CIV
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DagsacDueettg 5pp.
PUBLISHED BY
WILLIAM MANNING & SON,
One door sOsth Of JMessrs. Burr & MERRIcK's
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Price to single subscribers, who receive their
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annuin.
To companies Of So subscribers, who take
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cents per annum, payable ON delivery Of the
papers.
Single subscribers, who pay in, advance,
will be entitled to deduction of 12tt per cent
And the same allowance will be made to
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from subscribers.
Or Advertisements, not exceeding twelre
lines, published three weeks for one dollar, and
continued three sceeks longer for .ffty cen,ts.--
Larger Advertisements IN Tie same proportion.
In consequence of a decision of the Supreme
judicial Court, the Publishers Of this paper
deem it necessary to give notice, that while
they shall sedulously aim to be literally cor
rect, they cannot hold themselves responsible
for any errour in any advertisement beyond
Che sum charged for its insertion.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-Ofice, February 9, 1922.
TO the Heirs Of ANDREW PErERs, late Of
Westborough, IN said County, Esq. de-
ceased, and to all others concerned IN the
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
IA pear (ifyou see GD at the Court OF Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in March next, at
ten ofthe clock, before noon, to show cause why
che instrument, which purports to be the last
viii and Testament of said deceased, should
not be approved; and you will be heard there
on. NATIIL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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FOR SIZE.

nNE Of the best Farms in
W Woodstock, Comm containing about
one hundred and five acres of arabic, grazing,
and wood land, and now improved by HENRY
HOWARD. A large, handsome, two-story
Dwelling House, two large Bans, Corn
House and CidtrAMill, were erected on the
premises few years since, and are now in
excellent repair The Farm is about two
miles from the West Parish Meeting House,
in an excellent neighbourhood. The title will
be made perfectly secure, and a liberal credit
given.--ApplY to Sanauel Parknsan, Esq.
Boston, or ElshG b. Perkins, Of Pomfret,
(Conn.)
January %, 1929. CIV
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Neg, Certifcnte.

JfCN CottJtCutos
Having made use of .4laderson's Cough Drops
in my family, and having beenreqnestedto ex-
press my opinion of their efficacy in the cure OF
coughs, hereby certify, that daughter Of
mine was severely afflicted witli'a cough for a.
bout year previous to the summer of 1890,
during which time she was more or less attend
ed by several physicians; but, appearing to
obtain no relief, her life was despaired of. Be-
ing informed OF the great cures effected by .4,,-
derson,s Cough Drops, ] was induced 10 make
use of bottle, and in the course of one week
only, she was greatly relieved of her complaint,
after using two bottles, she entirely recovered,
and now enjoys as good health as ever. From
my own experience, therefore, have no hesi-
tation in recommending these Drops to the
pubick. MOSES KIMBALL.
HdrsrhiA, (Ms.) .Aug. H.. 1921.
Sold by ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and JER-
EMIAH ROBINSON, Worcester; E. Hunt &,
Sons, Northampton; Bond & Mayo, Brook
feld; S. Leeds Il Co. Milford II. Seayer,
Uxbndge; Lorenzo Bull, Hartford; DIR. Whit
ney, Providence.
.4lso, al tcholesale, by
BARTLETT & CHASE, No. 10, Cornhill, Boston.
January 80, 1899. eow3n
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Aromatick Snuff,
Headache. and CatG,7h
EvHIS fragrant and innocent

ESHIS fragrant and innocent
K composition (made principally from
herbs,) rouses the spirits, clears and stimulates
the olfactory nerves, and removes that drowsi-
ness which, on some occasions, VIII prrverit IN.
spite of our utmost efforts to battle it. To the
weary traveller, Or to those who watch with or
visit the sick, it will be found most grateful
cordial.
In long, dull and nervous headaches,
and in all cases OF recent Catarrh, 1t is an in
fallible remedy. This article, called ARos
MATIcK SNUFF, is Commended in the above
cases by DIR. WaterhOuse, late Professor Of the
Practice of Physick in the University Of Cam
bridge.
For sale at G. A. TRUMBULL's Book
store--Price; so cents q bottle.
FORESTER, Nor. IA, 1921. 6m
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WORCESTER, Wedaesaey FEBRUARY 81, 1899. )
Daniel Denny, !. /. & Co.
HAVE RiCEWED.

ENRON the late ltge AUCTION
Saiss, great variety of European PIECE
uool1S-such as Cashmere Ihawls; Bomba-
zetts Drab kersey FearPughts Broad
cloths; Blue and Drab Pelis$ Cloths; Twist
buttons; silk and Cotton Hd4s.; Tabby Vel
vets Worsted Hosiery beaver Gloves /;
Silks; Grapes /; Umbrellas Slirtihgs; White
ana Brown Irish Linens; Ribbons; Calicoes ;
Muslins; Cambricks; Cotton DarAask Pins +;
Cotton Balls &c. &c.-which they offer for
salei at a small advance, at
No. 8, .Ma,,set-Sssek Bssros.
Jan. %, 1922. 6w
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Religious Tracts.

lust received, bv GEO. II.
cD TRUNBJLL, and for sale, at very low
prices
The LIFE OF ELEANOR MoRrIAsp, in a
letter to her Niece.
The ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
OF BRuNKENSEss- containing variety OF
plain and important Maxims, well worthy OF
being remembered by every man in the Nation.
Some Account Of THOMAS DoRMER !:
with Hints Oh Early Rising by James Talbot.
Worcester, Feb. 10, 1929.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-ofTce, Feb. II, 1922.
TO the IVidoyo and Heirs Of JAMES THAy-
Err, late Of llardwick, IN said County,
deceased, aaa TO all Others concerned IN
Tic Est.4te Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
a. pear (ifyou see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on tire first Tuesday in March next, at ten
Of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted to the Admins
traitors to sell and convey so much OF the Real
Estate Of said deceased, as will raise the sum
OF s 10000, for the payment or debts and
charges; and you viii be heard thereon.
THE0PHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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Whole No. 1859.
just Received,
AND FOR sale.

s7VD FOR, S.7LE,
RROADCLOTHS, Cassimeres. Elan
q , nels, Bombazets, Cashmere shawls, PEI
lisse Sattins and Silks, Bonnet do.- Plain,
Plaid, and Striped Lustrings- Silk and Cotton
Velvet Festings-Sil and Worsted Hosiery
Neck and Pocket ITdkfs-Silk and Cotton
Umbrellas alicoes- G inghaIns- Muslins--
Factory Shirtings- -Shectings -Bedticks, and
Sattinets Buffalo Robes-C Cotton Batting, &C.
&c. &c.
Purchasers of American, European,
and India Goods, viii here ind an assortment
rarely to be met with--many Of the Articles at
prices much less than formerly, and all as
cheap as can be obtained at any other Store III
Worcester or Boston.
HENRY M. SKIES.
Worcester, FEB. 10, 1892. CIV
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NOTICE.

+ ~.
gEyHE Subscriber IS determined
II to close the Sale Of his large Stock Of
Crockery and Glass Ware
by the first of March ensuing and offers a
good opportunity to Country Traders to fur
nish their Stores, as the Ware will be sold Eve
per cent. lower than Boston pficos.--F ami
lies can also supply themselves on very GOOD
terms. ttST All persons indebted, or having
unsettled Accounts, will please to cal aud
have them adjusted.
SAMUEL BRAZER.
n. B. All the Ware which remains unsold
on the 10th Of March, will be sold at Auction,
or sent to Boston--of which due notice willbe
given.
FOR SALE,
1000 feet of the best Of EASTWOOD
BOARDS, suitable for Coach or Chaise Makers.
Worcester, Feb. 6, 1892 5w
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.LGird's Ale.

CONSTANTLY for Sale, bv
W CHARLES W.4DE, at Cellar, No. 90,
Merchants Row, Boston-hAIRD'S BEST
DRAUGHF PORTER and ALE, in whole
and half Barrels. EsT Orders for Summer
Stocks punctually attended to.
Boston, Feb. 5, 1922. CIV
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-office, February 5, 1929.
To he JPidorr and Heirs Of Amos MAD-
DEN, late Of Greenwich, IN the State of
Connecticat, deceased, and 10 all Others
concerned IN the Estate Of said daceds-
cd, GREETiNG.
VOU are hereby cited TO ap-
n pear (if you see fly at the Court Of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, ON the first Tuesday in March
next, at ten Of the clock, before noon, to show
cause why License should not be granted to
the Administrators to sell SO much OF said de-
ceased's Real Estate in this State as win raise
s l3l:00, for the payment Of debts and charg-
cs and you viii be heard thereon.
TIEOPIIs. WHEELER, Reg.
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Valuable Medicine.
AN7LDYSPEPIYC PILLS,
3. PREPARED BY HENRY JAMES.

a N approved and AMIDST GER
: tain remedy for Dyspepsia, or Indiges.
ton, Habitual Costiveness, aud Piles.
1t is well known that Dyspepsia is one of the
most frequent and formidable diseases Of ouI
country. Its commencement is indicated in
different patients by various symptoms, Of
which the most remarkable are--IrreguIorii,
Of the botcels, obstinate Conferences 41olcslt head
ache, commonly called nervous or sick head
ache, yellOwness Of he eyes and skin, acidity 81
stomach after eating, often called heart-Gl.ris,
atasle'lce, or wind on the stomach bitter taste IN
me mouth in the morning, fstid breath, drowsi-
ness after dinner debility, iGssitude, ensaciatiOn.
depression Of spirits, &C.
The Pills now offered are not proposed ON
the principle of specifcks. Their use was sug-
gested by theory but their efficacy has been
tested by long and faithful experience, and the
result has been unparalleled success.
PiLes being connected with indigestion and
costiveness, are certainly and speedily remov-
ed by the Pills.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, are assured that the Anti-Dyspep-
tic Fills are aremedy well worth their aften-
ton, and entitled to their eutire confidence.
FOR SALE, BY
ROBINSON & MARSH, Worcester
Likewise, by Isaac D. Bull, Hartford /: r. IS.
Southmayd & Co. Middletown; and ]. & T.
L. Clark & Son, IS Maiden Lane, New-York.
Worcester, Oct "a, 1921. ~
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building Stones.

GTONES of suitable size, well
NJ hammered for Underpinning, Door Steps.
and other purposes, may be had, on very rea-
sonable terms, and in quantities to suit pur-
chasers, at the House Of Correction. said
Stones are prepared blythe CopSists, and can
probably be afforded cheapertkan al any other
place in this County.
Also--good Boots and Shoes for sale,
as above, on terms favourable to purcAa.ers.
JOHN +. CLARK,
Keeper cfdhe House &C tSnssusls.
Worcester, FEB. 20, 1872.
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Notice as hereby Gaven,

NNHAT thc Subscriber has been
M duly appointed Administrative on the
Estate Of CALEB PUTNAM, late of South
borough, in the County Of Worcester, deceas-
cd, and has taken upon herself that trust, by
giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
Indebted 70 said Estate, are hereby called up
on to make immediate payment; and all those
Is whom said Estate is indebted, are requested
to exhibit their demands for settlement.
SUBMIT PUTNAM.
.S5ufhboropgt, Feb, s, 1929,