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South Carolina Copper,
SHj-ET IaON & TIN WARE
szHGsN3sfUCfOrv.

II WOULD respectfully INFORM the Mrr-
u chants Planners OF thus State. AMI all
who may please 10 give mc call, that have
located at Hamburg. S. g., with a view to a
permanent residences; a d engaged in the
manufacture of Copper shee lro'; ami Tin
Ware-which | will furnish BY IiholcSaie or
Retail, Of the best quniity, a, the lo,rcst rates.
Having experienced Northern Workmen.
and being pracliral merlrani'' myself car al
tend Rogtiug. Gutfering and Spouting; and
all other Jobs Of crery description i'll my business.
,chich shalt be ,reU done. and on short notice.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attrndedto.
A superior assortment of Japanmcd Ware
Also, Snmp'd Plates. all sizes. just received.
A. B. CHURCH.
Hamburg, March %, 1899. uS
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wing sections OF the American republic, but also
beca,lse the South has. Il, the preset perlnd es-
pecaIy, certain great and leading INT, rests OF
ITS own 10 promote, " hich can be mos ettectu-
aIly s,bserved through the instrull, nthiitJ oil
such periodical. Ii is not necessary to RAISE
The war cry against other portions oI the Union
who may feel disposed, as they often do, TO dill
Ter from us in their views oil our agricultural,
commercial ami 20 itical Interests, but It Is I'M.
portant, highly so, that we should take our
southern position firmly i'll the present attitude
Of "ur natlOnai affairs; thai our position should
he clearly known and understood, both ut home
and abroad; that we silnu be ready to defend
ourselves and our institutions from all covert or
open assaults; that we should maintain the prn-
cipIe- of the Federal CunstIutI"n IN Its orig M
al intention, with firm and unt1inclins >plrlt,
and promote the cause OF pure and elevated
literature BY all the inducements that can be
intelligent and chivalric people.
Propositions nave herntrequcntly made here
toiore for The revival of the Southern Review,
which unfortunately have not been crowned
with the success that was hoped OF anticipated
for them. Different causes have been assign, d
for the failure OF these pro ects. but the leading
one undoubtedly Is, the nee glectng to aval' our
selves of very favorable sta'e OF the public
feeling by following up we'll digested plans
with vigorous and concerted action. We have
sal s,il-iolded our hands al' closed our eyes,
and then have complained of universal apathy.
Ii is believed, thai at tn present monent,a vely
deep, general and earnest desire prrvadrs the
Southern community. or at any rate. the most
influential portion oft, 10 re-estaullSh and pace
on II permanent foundation, a I.uarteriy Review
of the highest order. Ii the subscriber can ell
list this feeling in his behalf, he will htv" rea-
son to anticipate the most laltering success
otherwise his efforts will he VAIN.
tits proposed thai each number OF the con-
,empiateh work shal, contain, at least two hun.
dred and fifty octavo pages Of original matter
printed in the best style Of the Anerican press.
Twrnty-tivr hundred or three thousand sub
scribers at five dollars annually, the money be-
ing paid, would yield all amount sufficient to
establish tll, work, and afford u handsome re-
muneralion to writers toi literary labor. A
strong appeal is made 10 the public spirited
citizens oil the South. and alsn Ofth" West and
South West, already united TO us by strong ties
in commercial and agricultural point of view
in behalf of the proposed work.
DANIEL X. WHITAKER.
Charleston, S. c.. April ~. lS@
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CHtvELEY-The Cursair Of last week
contains he following kev to Lady Bull
wer's novel of CheveIey, whichis undoubt-
edlv correct being from The pen Of Mr..
Whilst
In setting our readers right in their i'm
preston Of persrnases, we wish j, TO be
understood that we volunteer nothing
We take Lady Bulwer's pictures and re-
touch them with the pencil of trntI-no
more. She has drawn them in such a
manner as to do mischief 10 the renown of
TWO of the mnst distinguished and admir-
el authors in England, and we do an act
of literary justice in correcting the false
lines Of her drawing. We have had the
honor 10 know all the parties concerned,
and speak advisrdly.
In her own picture, Lady Bulwer has
come nearest the truth. She is remark
ably handsome woman. "more of a Juno
than Psyche" hui she is The last per-
son on earth tp have had lnver like Now
bray. Her pen gives you the idea Of a
woman incap BILE of sentiment and with
but one aim in society, rha, of being saIiri
cal and heing thought witty. But for her
own assurance in this novel. we should
have said she never could have bad a
temptation AT any rae, she has passed
thus far in life without either the repnach
or the suspicion, and we do not helieve
now that her friend, would allow her own
evidence agains, herself.
OfHenry BuIwer. lHerbert GriInsfone)
we need only say that he is the sen,les'
aud most unassumins of men, strikinsly
elegant in dress and manners, and distin-
enlshcd for his brilliant powers Of ronver
Saton as much as for an arislocratic ex-
terror. thar was ever admired in Lon''on.
His literary character needs no defence.
The persnD most sfan,rretl is the moth
er-in-law. Mrs. LylIon Bulwer. She is
lin real life a lady somewhat advanced,
slender, and of middle size, with regu-
lar aud sill handsome features, and bear
ing in her soft and sweet manners the clear
est possible evidence OF her eelItlc descen,
and high breeding. Our readers know,
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

COLUMBIA MARCH lOilCoJ.
Bu His Exceiicncy P-a TRICK NOBLE. Esq.
GUrcrnor and Commandcr-in-chict, IN and or
the State of South Carolina.
WMj HEREAS, imlormauon has ben receiv-
Wv ed in this Department that most at
trocions murder was committed in Laurcns
District on the 9th Of This month. by Garter
Parker on the body ofJe6crson Rocland. and
that said Parker has fed from justice.
Now, know ye. that 10 the end justice may be
done, and that the said Carter Parkcr may be
brought to legal trial AID conign punishment
for his offence, rs aior said. do hereby offer a
reward ofTHREE HUNDRiD DOLLARS,
for his apprch, nSor and deliver! IL o a'y Jail
IN the State. Carter Parker is d. >crl,ed as
jein. abont IS yeurs OF are, about, feet | ] inch
high, light co:ured hair, beard incnlig TO red
dishnesS, rather thin visase, sandy complexion
talks quick and cuts his words shor': face toera
bl broad at the eyes, hut narrow ut the chin; Il
s;nal piece broken ofi oC O;e his front teeth;
broad shoulders, slender waist has habit OF
sucking his teeth, large knees and knork kneed;
he is blacksmith by trade, aud fond of ardent
spirits.
Given under my hand aud SEAL of the State.
at Columbia. 18th day of March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hum
drpd and thirtv-nime, and in the sixty third
year of the Independence of the United
States of America.
PATRICK NOBLE.
BY the Governor.
~ LABoRDE. Secretary of State.
March u. 1893 Fl
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Information Hanted-A native of Ire:

Information Hianted-A native of Ire
land, named Edward Downing, who had
resided in this town for many years. died
here some time ago, leaving properly. well
worth the attention Of his heirs in his ma
tive country. All inquiries respecting the
existence and residence of such have been
unavalling. 1t is believed that Mr.. Down
ing episrated TO This country about thirty
five years ago, from the north of Ireland.
He had, Il few years since, business trans
actions with citizens of Petersburg and;
Richmond, Virginia, some OF whom were
his counryInen, and may therefore have
knowledge of his relatives by commune
eating TO us such information as they pos
""sS.
;a.a,. ~, "hom we exchange will
ssa .aH" r.i- his notice an
i.,ss 'vr-NcIr. Spectator,
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of course, that MIR. BuIwer is descended
by both parents, from two OF the most an
cient families in England. His mothers
house in London is the resort Of Londuns
chOicest> and most aristocratic society,
and we do not remember 10 have seen a
more polished and serene example Of
calm and high breeding and gentle man
uers than Mrs. Lyttun Bulwer in her own
house. The mother may always bejudg'
ed fairly by the children.
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The youth who sneers at exalted virtue,
hreds not wait for age and experience TO
commence q tOnsLnnlatt knave.
Who says hypocrilical, says all that
is Odious in manners.
He whose firsl emotion on the view of
40 excellent production. is'to undervaluo
it, will never have one of his own TO show.
The harlesI trail ofthr heart, 's wheth-
er IT can bea. rivals failure without ,r:-
ttnnph.
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We call the attention of our readers In
to the following:

We call the attention Of our readers IN
Mississippi to the following:
1he Mississippi Srings--Good Money.
we have just seen the copy of the a.
srcement eu!ered into a, Philadelphia, by
the agent Of this company for the sale Of
their bonds. They are deposited in the
Girard Bank, with such abundant securi-
ties, that thai bank agrees to redeem the
post notes OF The company as they fall
due--aud the company is authorised TO
issue immediatel y, post notes to the a.
mount OF SlUU,U9D, falling due equally in
january, February. March and April next.
Raymond (Miss.) Times.
Misstatement erposed.-The Cashier of
The GIrari Bank declares the whole of The
above statement, as far as regards thar
Ba"k, utterly un,rue.-Philadelphia Sat.
Courier.
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Copper, Sheet Iron, and
Tin Ware IEanu1actOry.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
fdNHE Subscriber has just received, A large
Il assortment of Copper, Sheet Iron md 1iQ
Plate; which he will manufacture to any pat
tern. usual in surh Ware: such as, !STOFES.
STOVE PIPES. STILLS, STILL HORNS,
and every variety Otis WARE.
He solic,s the patronage of his friends
and the public in general. in South Carolina
and Georgia. as lie intends Keeping Il con-
slant and full supply of the above articles his
customers will moi br disappointed from The
want of materials b. F. CHE w.
- The highest price will be given for Old
Pe,ntcr. Copper, Brass and Lead.
Augusta. Ga April IL, 1879 If II
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mo party men" are generally cold!
hearred, selfish, unprIncipled; and aspir-
Ing. When we hear man elernally pra- :
ting about his discunnection with either
political parry we set him down as self
ish demagogue-a man whe is ever in
lrigueine for Office and cares not from
whom or how he gets IT,
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The people up at Nashua, N. Fl. hav-
ing just opened their rail road. are discus
sing The propriely Of pronouncing the
word depot, says The Post. The editor Of
the Telegraph contends that it is just as
proper 10 say tea-po as de-po, and sticks
t" ii that p OF, in good old English, spells
pot aud not no.
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DnSsOlNfiOll.

VH'HF Copartuershil of Kernaghan g. Roo
] ney, OF Hamburg, So. Ca, was dissolved
on the 23d instant, by mutual consent. The
Business hereafter will be continued hy Thorn.
as Kcrnaghan, OF his own account He will
receive al money due the late finn, and will
settle the debts Il the same
THOMAS KERNAGHAN.
p. II. ROONEY
Hamburg, q 1890 On 9
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''Lime your orchards, says an exchange
paper. 1--WE say no such thing" says
another. "If you put lime any where,
rut it on the ground instead of the trees.
Whitewash on trees closes the pores, and
Injuries more than il benefits. Wash the.
trees with potash water, TO make them
healthy and destroy The insects.
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Gentlemen Paupers.--Somc men arc
proud OF being paupers; proud Of being.
gentlemen who do nothing-proud of be-
ing maintained by the publicity their
reIations-or by their wives.
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.N,OTHCE.

A ILL Persons indebted to the late Ch' :
IA tian Breithaupt, decd, are requ- ST.
ed to make immediate payment. And II
persons having demands against the est.te
Of said deceased are requested to prese nj
them duly attested.
JOHN BAUSKETT, Er'o or.
Feb. 25. g..
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i'irsrEu r"sr NuTEg -t'ie ,c;ss
t.. ,:',stpp' Planters Hank 70 TIC
amount OF .".~- =, :cUf i'unt.ca honsand
dvlars, payable at the Bank OF Ames:ca.
are now running to maturity, but there are
no funds 10 meet them, and they are of
course protesIed.-N. Y. Jour. Of Com.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-27

China and glass ware may be firmly
aud neatly Joined by thick solution of:
islnslass and gin. As they use liquors
only by the Is gallons in Massachusetts,
of course this recipe is not calculated for
that meridian.-Penn.
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Source Of Chcerfuiness.-No mans spi-
rils wereever hurl by doing his duty. On
the con'rry, one good action, one temp
tation resisted and overcome, one sacrifice
Of desire Or interest, purely for conscience
sake, will prove a c,rdal for weak and
low spirits beyond what either indulgence
or diversion eau do for them.
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Head Quarters.
CHARLESTON. 1St

CHARLESTON. 18th April, 1899.
General Orders. No. 2.
q HARLESTON READ. Jr.. JOHN Gun
Cd . NISGtiAM. and ARTHUR SlMKlss. have
been appointed .Aids-de- Camps ro The Com
mander IN Chief with The rank of Ii. Colonel
They will be obeyed and respected accordingly
BY order of The Commander in-Chief
JAMES JONES,
April 25 IL Adj. s. Insp. Gen.
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OLD LETrEKs.-What world Of
thought aud feeling arise in perusing old
letters! What lessons do we read in the
silliesi of them; and in Others what beau
iy, what charms, what magic illusion
wrap the senses in brief enchantment!-
But it is brief indeed. Absence. estrange.
n,eul, death, the three great enemies of
mortal ties, start up to break The spell
The letters of those who are dead, how
wonderful! We seem TO live and breathe
in their society. The writer once, per-
haps, lived with us in communion or
friendship, in The flames of passion, in
The whirl of pleasure, in the same career
in >hert, of earthly JOYS, earthly foIIics,
ard earthly irEirulities. We seem tgain
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Notice..

A LII persons indebted t" the Estate Of III
IN ley II Berry, deceased. are requested to
make immediate payment; and those having de
nands against the said Estate, are requested to
present them duly aitested
SAMUEL STEVENS, Adm'r.
Feb ~, 1870 ~ac2
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Spring and Summer

GLOTHlNG-Th Subscribers have Just
" received a handsome and general assort-
ment ofgoods for Gents Spring and Summer
Goats. Pants, and Vests, which they are pre-
pared 10 have madT up. in the very best style,
and on the most reasonable terms.
G. l.. &, E. PENN & CO.
March 81, 1889. If
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
A A DESIRABLE resi-
@Az s|s N dence lin Pottersville,
:M@sIsE of about IA acres of good
s9'ast2aa HgSa Land-a part not cleared. On
the premises are good Dwelling House, sto-
ry aud half hinh, with five rooms-a large
framed Kitchen and Smoke-hnuse-an excel
lent Well of pure water. For particulars en-
quire at this Office.
Feb IA, 1899 IT
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iiid ~. = i!iNhfihNiN itr,. "s'' 6, q!
the mind that broodS Uvti :"a",. d uYr'
lone upon some ensrossine idea. So dl,i
il prove with This singular lover. He grew
innocent as the people of this country Ten
derly called it. His insanity, however was
little more than mere abstraction. The
course Of his mind was stopped AT parii-
cnlar pon:. After this he made no further
pr"Srrss, no new ideas. His whole soul
stood sill. He was like clock stopped at
a particular hour. with some things TO, a.
bour him which like the motionless indices
of that machine, printed ont the date of
The interruption; as for Instance, he ever
after wore peculiarly lnnc-backcd and
high-necked coat, AS well as neck-clo,h
with particular spot. being The fashion
of me year when he saw The lady.
Indeed. he was sort Of living mcmori-
al of The dress, gait, and manners of for
mer day. II was evident thai he cluns
with a degree of fonduess TO every thing
which bore relation to the great incident OF
hi, life. Nor could he endure any thing
that tented To cover up or screen from his
TCCUlleCllUu, tHdt SUIlOuS vet uIeidHCIOIy
circumstance. He had the same feeling of
venrrulun for hat day, Ihe circumstances
and for himself as he then existed. which
caused the chivalrous lover OF former times
to preserve upon his lips-as> long as he
could, the imaginary delighI which they
had drawn from The touch Of is mistress s
hand.
When Hast saw this unfortunate person
he was getting old. and seemed more de-
ranged than formerly. Every female
whom he met on the street, especially
at all good looking, he sazed al with an ell.
quiring, anxious expressions, and when she
had passed, he usually stood still few
moments and unused with his eyes cast up
on The ground. Ii was remarkable hal he
gazcd most anxionsly upon women whose
and figures most nearly resembIed ihose
of his unknown mistress at the lime he had
seen her, and tka, he did not appear to
make allowance for the years thai had
passed since he met thai vision. This
This was part Of his madness. Strange
pnwet ofluve! lncomprehensibe mechan-
ism of the human heart!
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New Spring and Summer
G0vDS.

VHHHE Subscribers beg leave 10 inform their
customers and the public generally, that
they are receiving and opening u splendid as
sortlnent of
Spring and Summer Goods;
Embracing every variety Of British. French
and American, Staple and Fancy Goods,
which have been selected with great care.
They invite their friends to give them call,
and they shall have good bargains.
G. L. & f PENN & GO.
March 81, 1889 If
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From Chambers Edinburg Journal.
LOVE All ONE GLIMPSE.

Some years ago, there used 10 he poin-
ted Oui, upon the streets OF Glasgow, a
man whose lnleIecI had been unsettled
upon very strange account. " hen Il
youth he had happened 10 pass Il lady on a
crowded 'horoughIare-a lady whose ex
irene heauly, though dimmed by the in
tervenIiun ol il veil, and seen hui mo-
men, made an indeIible impres ION on his
mind. This lovely vision shoI rapidly past
him, aud was in all instan, lost amidst the
common place crowd tllrou h which ii
moved. He was 50 conioutlied by the tu
null Of In. feeling. thar he could n0l pur-
sue or even attempt 10 sec it again Yet
he never afterwards forgot il.
Huh a mind lull OF distracted thoughts,
and "A heart alternately filled with sushes
ut pleasure and pam. the man slowly leil
The spot where he had remained for suue
minutes as it were Ihunderstruck. He soon
alter, without being aware Of where he
had stood when the lady passed, mused
for some time about it, went a little dis
tance, and then came up as when he met
the exquisite subject Of his reveue-un-
cunsrlously y deludins himself ilh the idea
thai this mi CHI recall her 10 the spot. She
came not, he felt disappointed he tried d
gain. still she did moi pass. lie continued
To traverse The place ill evening when
the streets became deserted. BY aud by
he was left altogether alone. He then
saw that all his fond efforts were vain. and
he left The silent, lonely street al midnight,
with ! snul as desolate as that gloomy ter
race.
For weeks aflerw ards he was never ouI
of the street. He wandered lhirher and
hiIher, often visiting the place where he
had first seen The object Of his distracted
thoughts, as il he considered that he had
a better chance OF seeing her there than
any where else. lie irequen,ed every
place ofpuhIic amusement to which he
could purchase The admission, and he
made The tour of all the churches. All was
in vain. He never again placed his eyes
~ r'"' ;.ag,;i, ""nnltnance. She was
rr st hi. m"..iai optics, hr' she
~ - ..' aga:a IN 81 laneIb!o iofHt
H','l'..'' '-sr essential E.cs"mr'., III ;ia
wnru .r-icc, IS 20 him hanii---a vi!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-29
0scrnifl,tuno elmer 0annf

Dds fclgeuoe it cine 9iahItrift Don Der
Sidstur9 Sentinel pom l1ten.
6jetern sIbeno, ais mir am glnfmaden uls
fer 3eitlng rparer, erbtelteu mir tie Sranz
con (OeiT.) Sentinel, eutbaltenr bic fcl9cns
be fpitti9e 9tatridt:
@crntbtln9 Der Sanf 81 Secatur.
sIIS unicre 3citun9 sur 9lrcfe 9teng, ems
rttengcn mir eurd, eincn 6crrll, mclotcr gcs
rate ben Gccatur frmnt, Die 9todricilt, bo6
bic "9ieol Gitatc &ant' all lclbi9em Gre
bnrt eineu Meb in Sranb qelcgt ncrcen
iet oaB ateS pcrbrannt mrrccrL lclbit ale
Sllder uub Yapicre. 9ddts purte ecrcttct.
Gr mcIrct 9Icid,falI6, raB 9rree SclrroniB
herrld1c unb man bcfnrdlte, ca6 mcnn Scr
sOfrb itd ntdt scritreue, cerIelbe lcinc 9tad,c
an ocn CtrcctcrS, an tbrenperirncu urb @ts
gciltbum rehmcn Terre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-29
Shr, II. {. 10.
9Siuiam Naulliit.

S6tefer.-9lufrem 2anoe oeS Srn.
Sa III e6 DC Narlanb, in 9Sinclpr
Gounlhip, Oorf Gatutp 7Oieilen pcn
Ocrf, 1T etII groves g bteferSett
ent6eftmrroen. Gte Ser1tS1cber rc6
Jtcpnbllcar, lrelhe etne Strobe bon
cleicm Sdtefer 9elebeu baben, floen,
oaB oerlelbe Don ether 9uten Sualitdt,
9ebrrl9cr Tarbe, uno lciht su palten
IT, AUDI ii6 gut hpbren l66t cbne su
treden lpeshalb CT li6 DprSi9li6 gum
Sabbcfen ei9nen miirbe.
Selbfmcrr.-Serr N,eter sc a t.
f6 q Il, mobnhaft in 9lrams Gauutp,
tln9efebr 4 Wteilen BON cieier Stact,
mahte am port9en Samifa9 9tabmitz
ta9 ietnem geben ein Gnbe, inoem CT
ii6 init einer Slinte cine 0arnna Sbrcf
rnr6 zen Sopf lho6; iein So6 erfolote
au9entlifltf. @s lpurbe cine cSlirn
llber cen 9eibnam 9ebalten 6eren
9llsipru6 mir ater ntbt pernomnten
habeu. 9tll9enein lptro 9ealaubt, oos
er IN eittem 9lnfall ron @eiifesserriits
tltn9 ete ibrcGlide Chat te9anaen bat.
@rmar ein Wann in ben 5O9er eSabren,
ino blnterlaBt Srou unb Sinner, oeren
S6mer3, BET Gem 2fntli6 Hires auf
btele Dirt aus eer gSelt oeoanoenen
gatten nno 0aters, pchl 9eflihff aber
fttht telhricben ,rereen fam.