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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-09

90 A few new names were added 20 our sub
scriplion list the past week. This encourages us
10 do the more, and in the merrier mood. There
are however, some thousands yc, within the range
of our circulation, with whom we should like to
confer each week upon matters Of the highest in.
terest to them. win they not read, and judge for
themselves?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-09

Cdyahoga Co., Ohio. On the 9th Feb. the
Harrison mon met, THREE THOUSAND strong, and
n glorious tme they had Of it. FL. Prentiss,
Esq, recently Of this village drafted the resolu
tons, which were adopted with acclana,ion The
principal speakers were old soldiers, who had gone
through the revolution and the last war, and the
way they spoke Of Harrison was caution 10 the
miserable hiroling slnnderers, who were either in
their cradles or on The other side, when he was
fighting the battles Of his country. We must
cory briefly; and first from the speech Of Mr.
Ward, revolutioner, who closed thus:
"Did n drop Of my other than pure republican
blood run IN my veins, l. could know what vein,
ioouidtdp II and let il out ! You nre now engaged,
fellow citizens IN the cause Of genuine republi-
cansm-the cause Of Harrison is the cause Of the
people; the venerable Harrison is every way wor-
thy your confidence and support; md If out OF
my grdpe,' said the old man with an energy that
charncterizcs forty instead of eighty iointers 81
shall go to The polls and cote for Harrison and Ty-
ler."
We next quote from an officer under Harrison
Capt. Clark Parker, of Geauga county, a vener-
able, grey headed man who was nm officer under
Gen. Harrison two years next addressed the
meeting He spoke OF Harrisons bravery, hu
mnnity, kindness, attention aud oiher soldier-like
and winning qualities. No drawer, no more de-
serving man had lived since the time Of Washing
ton in the honest opinion of this old officer llar-
rison bud the confidence and affections not onl,
of the army, but of all the people Of the North
wes who looked to him for protection and safe
ty. lie had seen him dismolnt from his owr
horse when upon the march, and place poo
sick soldier upon him. Would Martin Van Blu
rem do that +? inquired the aged speaker.-No
No NO! was the universal response. Til
great Philip Sydney, when putting the cup of wa
ter brought MIN to his parched lips HANDED it un
tnsted TO a wounded soldier whose EYES wer
wistfuy cast ON it he was borne bleeding 10y
Is the humanity of the good Harrison less merito
rious?
Capt. Parker spoke Of Harrison as a siatesnn
and backwoods scoar-of his addresses to III
army and his official dispatches. - lie knew hir
10 he capable, he knew him TO be honest, and Ii
regously believed he would be the people
choice tor President.
The delegates came in with banners; or
was meS broom, labelled :" for The ,ohite house,
and another red flannel peiiicoat, labelled eco
sring for Proet'r r, Alien 8; Co."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-09

A Meeting o. five .acres-'rhe Indiana Journal
describing The immense concourse OF people which,
lately convened At indianapolis on the nomination
of"Od Tip" says there was no house in the state
large enough TO hold them, and they therefore
seinbled in the open ar, aud 'eopsrsd five acres Of
ground"
This is new mode ofnumherng voters But it
is expressive decidedly. When The people go by
"cowpens FULL" OF in masses of fire acres, for the
obi Hero, il looks little like earnest, to say me
eusl OF IT, Wonder II il does not make the sal
aired gentlemen about court feel little squaly,
aud max them think they were little too hasly
in their sneers ut the "iog cabin and hard cider
caraidase - Rickmoxd Wig.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-09
ACCOMPLISHMENTS NOTICE

GONMISSION EKS' NOTICE
GMT the snbsC rtbers, Heiu appointed BY the hon
Wv orabc The Probate Court for the district OF
Randolph, Commissioners 10 receive, examine ana
adjust alt Claims aud demands Of all persons, against
The estate OF Ru'u' Walker, late of w iams'em ~ IN
I'd district deceased represented nsoiven' also All
claims md demand, cah bred IN Of 81 ih'rtso ana
liz months from the i~cnh day OF February, is4o'
beng allowed by sad conr Tor mat purpose we 90
tLo,rc,. h.,,bv .y, notice that We will attend to the
busnes. Of our SAID appointment, AT Tho dwelling
hnusc OF Susanna Waike'n I'd Wiliia,nslown, on The
Io,h day OF March add h 10Th day Of Angus. next,
rom nine o'clock A. NJ untl four O'Clock, =. NJ on
each oil sad day.
DARIUS PRIDE,
ELEAZER GRAVES, Commissioners
William siOwn Feb l4ih 1910 40+
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-09

The Opinions of the Farming Inierest-At n
very large meeting OF the friends Of Harrison and
Tyler, held in Jefferson County, Ohio, Oh tho 9Th
inst the following is published in The series ofres.
ontions adopted II refers ofcourse to the effect
of specie currency, b-treasnry bill, and its au-
thors aud nbeuors.
| Resolved, That any senator ofthe United States
congressman, or other men, who would attempt Ia
bring down the wages of lobor 10 l2 | . cents n
day, and bushel OF wheat to Is cents, ought to
he elevated as high as tiaman and in The same
truu,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-09

STATE OF NERMONT, Washington DISTINCT
90. In Probate court holden at Montpelier, on the
25ihday of February. i y. 1910
A NDREW CUMMlNS, administrator on the
n estate OF Fra Davis late Of Montpelier, in said
isiIci deceased makes appl cation to said court for
license 10 sell al he real Of said deceased 10
raise the Of our hundred and fifty dollars, which
The personal estate OF said deceased insufficient 10
pay; aud sad administrator represents To said court
that part of said zeal estate cannot be sold without
great injury 10 those interested in the remainder he
therefore pruys Tor license to oil said real cta'e,
cnrdlng 10 the statute Whereupo it is ordered by
said Court that said application come under consider
alton and be hear' the Nth day OF March, A. ID.
1910, "a the Pro'aie Office in Montpelier; and il -
further ordered hathc heirs al law Of said deceased
be notified hereof by publication Of Notice Of this mp
pcalion ard order thereon three weeks in the YER
mont Walchnan and State Journal, PRINTED al Mont
pelicr, before said lime oil hearing. Tint they may give
bonds for he payment Of debts against said estate,
unpaid aforesaid, agreeably 10 the statute in such
cas" made and divided.
By the cart, Ut. MARSTON, Ree'r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-09

IT, a federal Office holder accuses of givnga
certain name in the wing call, without leave. The
truth is that name appeared in the Patriot ,Vihopa
leave; wo tcere authorized 10 insert it, although
the signature never was affixed to the paper. The
person alluded 10 will substantintc our assertion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-09

Locofoco' Modesty.-A town clerk, in a town
nearly equally OWNED, taking it upon himself in
town meeting, TO appoint challengers Tor the party
opposed to him. This instance of extreme mod.
esty derives additional lustre from the fact, that
those chaengers were to act in the ballo, upon
his own election, as we'll as that of his political
friends
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-09

The Peoples Cdndidate.--The lutte town of
Berlin in Connecticut, sent 200 delegates 10 the
young mems state convention. Many of the nc.
tive young men in the Van Bu,en ranks have join
ed the democratic standard. The city of Middle
town sent 300 delegates.
An Immense Harrison Meeting was held at Pitts
burg. on The evening Of tie llih ult. Hon. Har-
mar Denny WINS president, and among those who
participated in the meeting, we notice the names
of w. w. Irwin, the Mayor nf Ptsburg, and Gen.
VIM. Marks, formerly democratic u. $. Senator
from Penn An interesting letter was read from
judge II. M. Breckenridge.
The Coalition.-The Louisville Journal ssys:--
Mr. Calhoun, three years sgo, called Mr. Van Blu
ren "a fox,' and nj the same time described the
fox us "llIe u.ost miserable, cowardy, and sneak
ing of all animals" Little thought the "chval-
rous" nulliier then, that he himself would soon
become II mere dangler from the fox's tail
| SIGNS OF THE TImEs.-We hear every day. in
all directions, o. individuals abandoning the sup.
port of Martin Van Buren, aud declaring in favor
Of the old Farmer OF North Bend. The only nc
QUESTIONS the President has made in the last Il rec
months, are the arch nulfyer and his "Iail" from
South Carolina, and thirty four bIoodhounds from
he island Of Cuba - Ksa check Jot1sat.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-09

tE5' Willard Parker, NJ. ID. of the college of
physicians and surgeons in N. Y. city, will deliver
the course of lectures surgery at the next term
OF the Vermont Medical College at Woodstock.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-09

Henry Clay has recently paid visit to his ma
tive slate, Virginia, in company with Mr.. Wise,
and WIS warmly received.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-09
DISSOLUTION.

TINE co.partnership heretofore existing under the
l. name of A. e. o. PITKIN, lie by mutual con-
sent thi, day dissolved, ALFRED PITKIN.
ORIN PITkIN.
N. B. The above arrangement will render i, alb
soluey necessary that all unsettled accounts with
he late irn should be settled and oil demands duo
must be paid. We are not trlfling,
tCjsBhspcss will be continued at the old stand,
whore offered f,r sale len cons Of good salt Pork
OF Pork Hams and fifteen barrels prime Beet,
al The lowe't prices.
March 21, 1910. al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-09
NOTICE.

rEtBE subscriber having been appointed by the
n Freemen of the town Of Montpelier to the high
and responsible office OF Hog Constable" hereby
sises notice that lie shull administer summary justice
upon all "Gruntcrs," and the people will take duo
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
w. X, UPHAM.
Montpelier, March 4, 1S40.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-09
STORRs q LANCDONs

STORRS IL LANGDONS
IA FER for sale 500 bushels C.. w. and Turks
" Island Sal; 200 barrels fine do; and 20 bags
fine Liverpool do..-wlll sell by the load at cost and
freight Feb. %, lS40-6no
TAULDRON and pai' X ES, and other
~ Hoilowware, from Franconia, n. II. NJ
STORRS & LANGDONS.
Feb. 25-4 W.
n 900 SAP TUBS Ior sale by ,SfORRS and
n LANGDONS. Feb 26-3w.
400 THOUSAND WARRANTED
C,HINGLES or sale by STOR2s e. LANG
- DONS Feb. &c 1540-3n.
TUOWN'S SHOE LASTS AND BOOT
L TREES fine assortment may be had al all
| ,imc- At STORRS & LANG OONS.
| Feb. 26 1S40. ga.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-09

ELEAZER GRAVES, NO'''''''''O"''e
WILLIAMSBURG. Feb I4th 1870 4O:.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-06-11

The Census Of Boston, just taken, shows
the population Of that city to he $4,000
which entities tho city to thirty.five Repre-.
senlativee Ia the LegislatuTe.-lh
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-06-11

IninOis.-The locofoco State Convention
which was announced to be held at the Cap
itol of the State this month, has been iadef.
Ritely postponed. The reason given by the
Democratic State Central Committee, for
this retreat d. that "usry teiO counties have
make the necessary sacrifice !"-and this in
Illinois !-B.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14
C}eore'ard Herald.


GENERAL HARRISON - he Richmond
Enquirer. ever since the nomination Of
General Harrison for the Presidency, mas
INDUCED in the most abusive snndor OF the
gallant OH soldier. At time when the
Enquirer had no Notice TO sIander General
Harrison, that paper always spoke Of him
in the warmest terms of euloCy. There
fore, whenever the Enquirer undertakes
to traducc the character Of old Tippeca.
noe, We refer Us readers 10 A. extract from
that paper, which will cflcctually reiutc
any fa!sehood Il may now utter. in reply
to late SANDER Of the Enquirer. we pub
ish the following from that paper Of Feb
ruary 1910.
is scarcely necessary for US TO re-
peat the warm sentiments ofrcspCci which
we ca,crtain for Cen Harrison. During
the late war wc havo reUeatedly borne oul
humble testimony 90 the gallant hero ci
the armies Of the Northwest. IN enyious
cloud. however. gathered rouLd his heal.
which is now faa'g mi forcrcr dispersed
| The rcrort Of the committee, whose iuvCs
ircation Gen ~ himself demanded, J.,
conclusive upon ibis subject; bat IL is plea
sing 70 read the warm and emphatic ehu-
sfons OF q member OF that committee, Mr.
| Hubert, which we have published IN th..
days paper"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14
PATENT .HED-~y~E,S.
bR. HUNTS BOTANIC PIi.S, IN
TEEESTiNG AID arPLI, ABLETO THE
=, ,r,TI = - a.

Diseases Of me stomach. or Ne-r.g,
Such as Dyspepsia. eiihyT Chrome or Casual. un-
of SpiItis and general Euaciatou, Consumption
whether of the Lungs or Liver. liver atcctlvns.
Jauudice. both Blbtary and SFasmotic. cnstivs-
ness, worms ni every variety: Rheumatism; wheth
er Acu'c ~ Chrome, together with GOut, >crpiIIa.
PANS "a the hcgd, Rack, lInbs, ard SIDE. Typhus
Fever, scarlet Fever. Puiui sore throat, Fever
aud Ague Spusmodic PsipItatISu ct "a, ", art aud
Arteries, Nervous lrrJabIlItY, Nervous. Weakness,
Mysteries, ~, DouloursuN, Cramps, Female Oh
structilzs Heartburn. Headache, Cough, tie Com
IN N or Humid aud tie D-y or tsc NhOUp,GE
As;h.na, Gave, aud Droosy
The Blood has hi,h-rto been considered by
EmIJCTs aud others, as tke great fe-uIatuc o.! the
Gdherens 10 hat erroneous doc tile that ihey CON
tent themselves with the simple possession OF this
fal acious oplul N. "t"o enqniIng INTO ne PH'
mary sources from - hence Iie, Health. aud Wig
our emana c. aud, rice rsTSa pain sickness, dse1sr
aud death Not with DR. Hunt, whose extern
size research and pTactlcat experience 50 eminent
~ Qua'ify him FOR the pr0essiOn ut which he has
been one of the most useful members: tie con
tends-ard a urmeut's r,f .cuou vail convince
= ny reasynIng mgC Of ,he correctness of hls views
ihatthC stomach liver, ana the aSSoc.1'ed crgausI
are the prirarg ond great rcgU itOrs 81 health ana
fnat the bio d IN very many ms lDCCs - dependent
,u thasc organs aud that unless Hiedlclne roachC
he root of me disease the sugryhcIal anody nes
usually prescribed, serve hut - tI's 10 cover the
rtya ge5 OF deep root, malades' Under these cou-
ycupus, at the expense OF years OF cl - ap lcn-
ton, the doctor has scpycrsi medicine whose
se1r,hing pprrs are irresistible, aud IN prescribing
IL is with kupwl dye Gifts being radical cure
Of the yar;nls DISEASES already euumera I'd even III
applied IN me mos; critical cases bU- he GJc6 not
''s''"u - HUNTS BOTANIC Pills
, sunernaural agency although from Tosi i've
,rosf, within the knowledge Of hundreds, hels pre-
pared 20 show that when svery other earthly rene
AZ has been gwen up.
HI MS BOTANIC Pulls
nayenevcr been known - fail IN efrctlIE very
,r tlfyIug results that Il rai-ul ;roI the bed 81
sick ness aud disease those who have tested their
efficacy and thus amply rewardirg DIR. Hunt for
ais long md anxious study 70 attain tins perez
ion in the Healing Art
The exn aordnary success which has attended the /
:Se of HUNTS BOrA Mo PILLS, i the best /
'ritsTion IF their superior virtues, Thev nave Z
,sen the means Of raising host OF l1nryIsh.ng a
euts f,om the he'd of affection. Is clearly eyIn-
ed liz ;hc following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

Mr.. Edward Nus eIl. WIS. .u las December, suu-
denly seized with cold zlfvruugs. which were sue
cecded by pains in every rar' OF Di trC body. Ths
Mains continued severe until TIE mouth 0f NAV
when he began To- spi blood, tins was s1orIy after
succeole by nackluH cousin, sEeiItug ans pair
mouth became C0nzidoTahiU; these symptoms
,,irb arc ~ often he messenger n sudden death
acre rn the course OF 70 y weeks. f1ilBqved bi
fbIck yzcId ssprlruJn. mingled VITA blood Fhr
circumstance appeared 90 ave h.m = lmpJrarv re-
II a. ihs cJJ-h ssCai8. iess tTyuc some aI..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

TEVO SILK GROWERS The subscriber h1s been
appointed 1Ecri ur .t.s cts a1d vicinity ipr the
sale ofthc Norus NuIgcluIs or C1lus-e Mulbcrry
Trces raizcd bv the American sin Company OF Bli
umorc and will contract iur and deliver to purcin.
sors those trees Boo auy quantity. from twenty iotwpuy
thousand during ore wInieror spring m"1ths o. veu
reduced pf.r.a terms hycri5ir I1Iividuals of com
p1niss would dp we'll 90 apply s1On, 81 they will b.
furnished ou the most favorable terms wuh tho gcuu
iup article
Sc hes al., tho salc OF about 10000 trees rlsc, b,
Mr. John NFecly of Queen Aune- Co Mi. which
,ro very superior and wall ta sold low ly fho bod p
| flot Apply 10 J. g. WHARTON. E1of ihs Tims
' Be sIns, r. ov. u. lsj5--a4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

Beauties ef Literature selected from the
Ohio Statesman. .Babbocn CONVEX ton :
federal rowdieS;' renowned p"nc clIer;
bankers tina, acted the u:pnkcy;' "a shou,
erom The moukica present. lied in his
throat "a red faced whig,' ribbed nose
babboon's spuuk; 'tho babboous az
Church, federal rowdies:' "a downright,
Iie;' immense list OF loging n-produ
GERS landango tricks and capers;' 'lede
ralists would disgrace drove Of bru.cs; :
.Piliering what they could lay their hands
on;' 'bloa.cd rag barons Of ihe land > fac
tionists ami traitors; .bragadocia slang
whangers Of federal Wbiggery. with their
,nsoicnt trail Of depentcn', office holders,
io0lers. etc false aHd infamous 'hordes
of loaf RS 'hog-trouah aud hen coop pro
cession,' liarrisonlsru and all It's Eiggers,
run mad whiggcry,' abolition whiggcry.'
What is the morality and religion Of
This world coming to?
IIcyrcIG.d Herald
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

IN APPLE OF GoLU II he unoualiccd 7
bu.e that Is jaliv hcaped upon the Poo.
pies Candidate" by party press that e.
ven ITS existence only 10 the Tampc,inr,
OF corrupt and wicked government. can.
not but b. viewed with scOrn and abhor.
renee. Abuse, IL is true, is the only wea-
pom that i !eil 90 he enemies of Gen. Har-
riSon, but IS pointcSS and imbec;e. The
following noble and eloquent seniirenls
expressed by the Peoples Candidatcr is
an "aPP'e Of gOl"," and contains mora
pare and unadu.terafCl patriotism. than n
volume OF The sayings Of Martin Van B1-
rea They occur az the close ola com.
muuicGtlon addressed to the edito- oftbe
Cincinnati lnquisitOr, in September, 1922.
81 believe that upon the preservation Of
the UNION o! the States depends the exist
encc Of our civil and religious Liberties.
and hat the cement which binds il topetb,
CT IS not parcel Of words written non
paper OK parchment but the brotberlv Iovo
aud regard which the citizens urthc scvo.
raj States possess for each other. Desfrov
this, aud the beautiful fabric which was
feared and embcllished by our aacestnrs
crumbIe into ruins From It's disioinfed
parts no temple OF liberty will again be
reared. DlscCrd aud wars will succeed 10
peace and harmony burbarisn viii ay,,,
overspread the land. or. what is sca~,rlv
better, some kindly tyrant viii promuy
gate the DEGREES Of his viii. from Tho
seat where a Washington and a Jefferson
iipcnsed the blessings OF a free and eo,,aI
Government. ! believe IT,, therefore. f. a.
the duty OF q Representative 80 concil,,te
~ every possible means, 'hr nen.b.rs or
our great political family. and always f.
Dear ~ mind that g rte anon nas C5tci,o
oniy by spirt 81 mgipG/ coucess,0u am
toTbearaHc,, So only can ~ BE- preserved.
"NN o. HARRISON -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14
In interesting case 81 \ ountss If Spirits NTH a
riJisuf >yIsHOIic IffsctiOn

tiJisuf SpIsmOdic Affection,
Mr. Francis Caldwell was afflicted for several
years with extreme debility together with a train
OF symptoms generally termed nervous affections
and which perhaps Do would be impossible f,r th,
h, n II the most learned physicians % describe In
this case the spasms m The stomach were 40 frr.
4ulnf ala cNcruCl1tng as nearly 60 teprva him
of reason, PANS 80 the limbs, extending even i.
the fng.rs and toes, harulence, sickness az tIe
stomach. and n general agitation Of the whole
system, iuEUWuCh INA. commons incident rruisr-
ed thc mird r.'I and nppreheusIye. In order 90
remove these distressing symptoms. aud restore
fkTc1 efifuIou On us t4rmgr energy n large DOR
tom Is medical skill had been exhausted without
auV Advantage; change % aIr and other remedies
were also uuayaulng, and the InI1d and body AZ.
-sared 10 De devoted 200 ruthless disease IN fhs
hopeless and lauEut situation, Mr. Caldwell was
recommended ~ make tual OF Hunts Botanic Pills,
The effects % which were VISIBLE ~ few dlys
and by n continuance Of OBJ" msdIfIIe arcprdu.
To- directions his strength 1ec1me CDInr'l rtstof.
Cd and n sound state Of health most happily 90
t1blishtd. FRANCIS Caldwell.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

A General IOaSi--Ne ,iud the follow.
ing toast for the ED Of February in
Naghyil.e paper: GENERAL WASHING
TON great man aud a great statesman
but nothing like such one as ysHcrak
Jackson. Gen. Jackson his proved him.
,cif the mos, powerful c,agrsrJr o. ths
age. ,lo has yauquishsI oGl auaihi'a.rd
General D.srR sT. GeHrrai iGroRaycE sod
Geasvai Rh-uAluE are monocu, ri-g
| throughout The S'l'rs--eo0r fo he rrrf :
! .eied by Gracrai DsrsEss. General Loss,
Ge1rrW W. r'r't gtr.r ANcrlr. 4.
Tsnera' Co~srsIrv, C.---7' y 5e.s-
! General BayVg~~- y--uuiess - 90" d.
Ger 'ho glorious hon1or as - ~
" son. .sTsi hfP