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Bass fisHERr-The Providence Journal states
,hst one hundred thousand bass have been ,al,n 10
Point Judith Ponds within the last two Mi. 10
twenty-five thousand we're taken at one haul I,,,
week and eight thousand at another. The VAIN.
OF what has already been caught, at the modera,e
price OF iour cents per pound (for which thew have
1een solo, estimated at twelve thousand dollar.
= ulougnt thst the lower pond fishermen will re-
alize SIX thousand doar from this winerSs az.
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NA!lONAL INAUGURATION BALI.-Tb,
y Managers Of the Inauguration Ball are request
January |, at O'Clock, for The purpose Of
me Report OF the Special Committee appointed oS
saturday evening last, to examine the various rooms
&c. IN which the Ball is proposed to be held.
dec 81
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

hNNhAhllON OF TEXAS.
Mr. TlBBATTS gave notice tina, n. would nm
Tomorrow, or on some subsequent day, ask leave 10
introduce bill to au'horlze the people of Texas TO
'ofn constitution and State government and for the
admission OF such State into the Union upon an on.l
footing with the original States And Joint re.aln-
ton pledgng to the cit Of Texas the ptotect,on
OF THIS nation until the question OF re.anneIa,,on
stal be definitely settled.
MI bhbSbh also gave notice that he should ask
,eNe, al subsequent day, to introduce a resolution
Tor the annexation OF Texas
INTERCOURSE WITH INDIANS.
MI. BOWLIN introduced bill TO amend a..
OF 1854, concerning intercourse with Indian tribes
which was read twice and referred 10 the Com,i,,.n
On the Judiciary.
TIE LAND BILL.
Mr., HOUSTON submitted a resolution to ,,L.
out OF Committee Of the Whole, at 3 O'Clock ,o-,,v
,he OH to reduce and graduate the price of cubic
lands to actual settlers and coitvsors and thst ,hs
COMMITTEE then proceed to vote on the amsndme NJ.
pending or which may be offered Bet the resol,,-
non W" not agreed io--sye. 49, nays "A,
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Tomorrow being New ears day, agreeably
10 our usage, no paper will be issued from this
office.
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IN THOSE THINGS WINCH AsA ESSENTIAL LET rhhhh
BIZ unrr-s NON EssssnALs, LiBEsrr AND IN ALL
THINGS eHAsIrr.--1ugtaltn.
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
MONDAY, December 40 lS1A

Present as on Friday.
No. 2S,-John Taylor jr., ct al, pIaintiff, in er-
ror, u.s. United States. The argument of this cans.
was continued by Mr.; Cadwallader and Mr.. A.ror.
ded by Mr. Crittenden for the plaintiffs in er,o,
Adjourned until to morrow IL O'Clock, A. M
ANOTHER EXPERIMENT We learn nv , .or,u,,..-
cation from MIR. Rogers superintendent of Morse,s
telegraph, that on Saturday last, experiments BY The
and oil horses Telegraph we're made by Mr.. Col,
inventor OF the sub-Marne Battery, which have re-,
5u',eo IN proving at the distance of 40 miles from
70 Nashlngton) that by gniting gunpow-
DER and other combustble substances he can blou ~,
snip WIN The same celebrity and certainty as at onIy
lew miles MIR. Colt has proposed TO the Gove,pp.
ment 10 permanently fortify any harbor al cos, of
not exceeding that OF steamship-of and euaran
iees us security against the combined fleets Of Europe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-07-26
HARD NAEE.
BRICK STORE.

yENHE subscribers inform their friends
Ia and the public that they have pur-
chased Of Mcssrs. Sanger IL Co. the en-
tire stock of goods in the Brick Store,
Ottawa, which consists of first rate as
sortment Of
Dry Goods, Hard,care, QuecnS,cmc
and Groceries,
which together constitute as good an as
sortment as can be found in the place.
We shall be constantly adding to the
stock all such articles as are usually want
ed in this county. We invite the custo.
mers of the Messrs. Sanger e. Co., to
continue to patronzc the Brick Store, and
assure them that we have bought the stock
on such terms as that we can and will of.
fer them goods at prices less than they
have been accustomed TO buy them in
this place.
n. B.--We shall continue business at
the old stand, as usual, until next fall.
May II, 1874. WIN. TRUE & son.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF HIP DISEASE.

New York, July Goth, 1S43.
Mcssrs. SANps--Gent, My daughter, aged
six years, was attacked with the hip disease when
two years old, and since then she has been grow
ing gradually until recently, and her suffer
ing at intervals was most painful to behold, and
battles all description. The head of the hip bone
was thrown entirely out ofplace, after which mat
ter or puss formed in the socket OF the joint, and
for many months in succession she entirely
deprived of all natural rest. She was reduced 10
mere skeleton and very often exclaimed, ooh,
mother | wish it might please The good Man
above to take me to himself 1t was my tervent
prayer her suiierings mig be terminated and my
anxious fears removed.
The Almighty has promised to be with us in
six troubles, and in the seventh he will not leave
us nor forsake us, if We put our trust and conf
dencc in Him; and truly can say it has been
verified in the present case. Through His bless
ing and your fundamentally, ny chIld llvcs-ycs,
is restored to perfect health and Is living monu-
ment of the efficacy of your hcolth-rcstorng Sar-
saparlla We had tried all the remedies within
our reach, had the bone once set, had il bllstcred
and purgcd, without effect She commenced the
use Of the Sarsaparlllu in April last, and in less
than week there was an evident improvement
a discharge came out from the hip Joint, and in a
few days it commenced healing, and in less than
two weeks was entirely closed During the time
Of using the Sars0para she passed large quantl-
ties OF Worms, which aided materially in hasten
ing the cure. She rapidly improved in health and
strength, her appetite increased, and she is now
entirely restored and wholly SO by the use of your
Sarsaparilla, With the grateful feelings of mo.
theirs heart and fathers joy, we subscribe our
selves your friend. WILLIAM $. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY,
No, 500. Fourih.strcet.
We the subscribers, being ncighbors to William
and Sarah Bailey, know the above statement in
relation to their child ard the cure performed by
Sands SarseparlIa, to be strictly true.
WILLIAM POWERS,
JOHN MYERS.
Prepared and sold by A. b. Sands q Co., Drug
cists and Chemists, Granite building, 273 Broad
way, Corner of Chambers street, NY, aud for
sale bv Druggists throughout the u, s. Price S
Der bottle, six bottles Tor So
al Remember thatit is SANDS SmSapdriAa that
has and is constantly achieving such remarkable
cures of the most difficult class Of diseases.
G. l.. THOMPSON.
Agent by special appointment Of the proprietor
for Ottawa and vicinity. 23--y
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
j. 6 q. Arn.nur


Il "A l. JUST receive" from I've" ! o'N
u d Guy Il res" supply o. eoooS 10
VIM" Wey Woo.u respectfully eau ''e at
''i,.o" VI NC PNo'r. among l'e" s"o"S
WIZ Oc Iou"u we 'oloWlllR "Uc''S'
. ph "NoDH'
D'"'"' o,U'' an" u''o o[oao c'o'"s' ca'S''
'"', S"'Al'c''S' hth,uc"} le"os' we've"
'"'.'"'n'' fancy ana h'atsc'''eS 'eSuns7'
'',G " S"'p'u ''u'N u'''''nsS' " q variety
VI o''', goouS SO''eo ,or summer WeaF--
N'So' '''so variety u H"g'''n anu amer
''o" PRINTS FRENCH American ana Ears
"i "''s''"'S' '"uS''''-"o''a'"S' lam anu
P,.";'o lawns, s'''"ls' U'csS nanuNoF'
'".''s' o'ue ana Drown o.'"'l'sS' Snce''hSS'
a'"""gs' u'"'"sS' c"'cNS' Nc'''y s.
i,'''a' D"Ss ~ .',','' "'''"''S' ""'''
NV" ''" 'o'o'V' ''o'' covers "c'
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Inc 0ircatc,t Diecovcry of Tie Age


rEEiI,S tcfm may be justly applied TO The disco
/ very Of compromising medicines with t"e
/ best dJulS refined loaf Sugar n such mauna,
I Dhut childrcn and adults may 100" cot mcar'u'
with ~ much pleasure as lhcy do thc best conloc-
t'onnY. .,.,.,., et..
"' I''1 ~ ~ ,5 ~. ~ No VAL ,,lo h,.
',' ,,,.,,,..,lr ,..,I..c IN ,l,., r.,,
c,.L' u.s., ,.,, ,.,r'. and ,,., -, ,,e,,fc, of tIr
Nr,y yo,l sl,I,u,I society.
qL. Motor affair Iay,rlr, ht. attention for d
.,,i.r,,, tLc s,li,rr. aI.ot ,lrr, yc,r. since
0,,.I 5sir,rrfioui nfhrr.ll,r uulrrlnruawco
-,,rr,,,>.,. ,,r,r,,, ,i,,.r, p ,,r,gr...
-.a,,.Ii. ,ir,, tl.., i.,. .,,i.. g, rrl,ny,r, FAR
ho cure ofdiG.r,u. combinations for which thrs
1la recommended, unPcaolc..cdm thc history Of
any other mcdiciuc--thoy consist oi
COUGH LOZEEGE@,
Which ARE The safest and most ol,euml remedy
or Coughs, Colds, Consumption. Nhoor,ua
Cough, Asthma, dc. c.rr Offered Co tho public.
They oppculc by promoting clpcctnu,on, ai'ay.
metho iuilaijouo OF Coughing, and removing lAc
cause Of disease,
WORM LOHENGES,
Tho only ini1.lhIc Worm medicine ever "isco'-
cred, In over 400 o"o cna0s they have never '''n
known to lai' Many disease. arse ''o" worms
and occasion long aud intense suffering ana even
death, without Their even being III. pg'Ird grown
person. are very og1 @.Il,'.3 "'n lGg', ana
I.ncG,. yhcn ooc dose Of lbr,c LoLenrc, would
src,Ji,y cnre Them.
r,tpiIop r01rvCre
Yam ''''' -,
For nervous or slch mead acne P''P"'ions oI ,h'
heat, l151iodr asa nervous affections beh'''''Ay,,
= ,'.J,, ,.,,,.,,l .,..,
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CLOTH DRESSING

win be done in workman-likc manner, for the
following prices Pulling and dressing browns or
blacks, 2jcts. per yard drabs, 20as.; fulling and
dressing coIorcd cloths, - cts. securing, color
ing and pressing, for womcn's wear, Is cts. per
yard.
which has heretofore been so literally bestowed
upon us, and would kindly asl, continuance of
the same, and would say that no pains shall be
spared on our pant with silllul workmcn, to rem
der general satisfaction. ] 81 ID. GREEN.
Dayton Factory, April II, 1914.
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10 the Public.

n HAVE taken the soap ana candle factory
u lately carried on in this place by JJ.IIi1I,
and viii keep constantly on hand supplies OF soap
and candies
will retail tallow candles o. The best quality
for one shilling per pound, and hard soap at Nix
cents per pound, aud soft soap at two dollars Der
barrel. ANTHONY LlNDEY.
Ottawa, July 0, 1si2. Off
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Mill saws.

Mn BOXES Tobacco, various quail.
Nv ties, just received and for sale
by J. IL G.. ARMOUR
Ottawa, June 20, 1874.
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adams Roman Andq's Bccchcrs Plea for Col
Alice Researches, lcgcs,
Barhary States, Open Converts,
Benson Life of FlolchcrIThe Mother at Home.
Bakcwell's Philosophical Pursuit of knowledge,
Conversations Text Book of Popcry.
Cont the Discarded, Richeiou,
Coulter, or the DAYS of The Fan West,
Charles |. Endless Fun,
Charles Tyill, Manufacturing Districts
Deer Brook, OF England,
Turner'S Sacred History Crumbs Natural Philo.
oithc World. sophy
History oGPersius, Crumbs Chemistry,
History of Insects, klostcrhcim,
Iuvcnal Pcrsius, Frank NV NJ, Edgworth
Montgomery's Lectures, Life x Times of Rienzi
Pre'crmont, Newton Foster,
Koniugsmark, Grimshaw's England,
Sidney Clifton, Michael Armstrong,
Pencil Sketches, by Miss Motions Hope,
Leslie Marian,
Foreign Conspiracy a Pelham,
gonst L. $. Rctrospccts Of Western
Teachers Guide, Travel,
| Ard other works not mentioned. Please call and
examine them. G. l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa, June 81, 1874. l-u
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SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
Ottawa, March -, 1914.

SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
II UST received and for sale low, va
% Iiety of Summer Goods, consisting
in part of the following Summer cassi-
mers, Pennsylvania jeans, Kentucky
Jeans, Mexican mixtures, blue drlIings,
sattinetts, black cotton hose, white do,
gentemen's linen gloves, ladies' IisIe
gloves, Lise mts, fancy lawns, Swiss
lawns, calicoes, silks, lace, &c.
HARD WARE.
Grain and grass scylhes, scythe snaths,
stones and rifles, steel hoes, pilchforks,
mill, cross-cut and hand saws, nails, trace
chains, pals, &c. Also large assortment
of Groceries, Crockcry, Boots and
Shoes. All kinds of produce wanted in
exchange. CUsuMAN e. GRIDLEY.
April 26, 1874.
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TESIIiI subscribers will pay the highest
~ marke, price for good winter wheat
in trade, al their store ~ Ottawa.
July 2S--lf WV. TRUE ~ son.
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EARDENG

viii be done for the usual price, g. cts. per b..
in cash, wheat or wool. Also, carding and spin
ming at reasonable prices, varying from 10 to 20
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ASHES! Aslicsi

HNHE highest price will be paid for
n ashes u deiiccred al the SOAP fac-
tory. ANTHONY LlNDEI.
Ottawa, Sept. 2, lll3. I3--u
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30, n T0rgc NsSOTTWCnt Of
HARD WARE,

School books, Groceries, boots and
shoes; n lot Of paints, such as white lead,
whiting, Iinsccd OIL spirits of turpontinc,
Venetian red, red lead, copal varnish,
glue &C., all Of which win be sold at a
small advance. G.. BURR.
Ottawa, March -, 1874. 40.G
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,E'AIIr Notice.

FEHHE subscriber offers for sale at re-
Il duced prices for cash or produce.
Broad-C Cloths, Cassimeres, Satneus,
French Merinos, Bombazines, Satin and
Silk Velvet Vestings, Stocks, Cravas,
Handkerchief, Shirts, Shirt Collars,
Suspendcrs, white silk and kid Gloves,
and every thing in his line of business.
JOHN SHULER.
OttaWa. March u. 1914.
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Drugs. Medicines,
PInsicring Hair.

II UST received, prime article Of
~ H7IR, which will be sold at Chlca-
so prices. W'IRUE ~ SON.
June %.
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WOOL GAEEDING

In the best manner. lie is receiving al
SO, entirely new and superior machinery
Tor Manufacturing Cloth. Wool will be
carded for customers on the shortest no.
tee, aud cloth manufactured from wool
ON the most satisfactory terms. None
but experienced workmen will be en-
| ploycd, and the public may rest assured
of having their work we'll done, and with
out unnecessary delay. Persons living
At distance, can have their wool carded
without waiting longer than the time re-
qured in carding. lie will also do
CLOTH DRESSING
For customers, upon reasonable terms.
Cash, Wool, aud all kinds of grain will
be received in payment for worl, at the
customary prlcos,--The subscriber. bay.
ing spared no pains or expense in cree,
ting his buildings, and procuring the hes
machinery, hopes to receive from the pub
lie corresponding encouragement. Casl
paid for wool. j. A. MATTESON
Juliet, June 7, 1914.
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THE FREE TRADER.
uBLIsHED WEEKLY ny
JOHN HISE & WILLIAM 0S1lN
LxaRe street. one door from he aorth-rei
corner Of The PatGc Slaare'
TERMS:

Too aoi2rs per amman, j paid in oaeaar''
Tee d1ilrrs and Gfy cents i phil 'o'i'H ''L
months; and ihree dollrs ifdef,yea "iHhe emf
ofhe gear.
Advertisement, inserted al 81 per squire J'r M
first insertion, and % ccais for each sn5Ne2''r"I
Insertion. A Ejerai discount made II tfose "H'
advertise By Tie gear
o-rN subscribers i1tea for shorier pe'io1
than sir months,
GrN, prper discontinued until MI a'Tlarag"
are paid. unless qffie opi'07 ofHe eaf2rs
urlH Communications, 10 "''"s "'."''"'
must come free Of postage ------.---------,-,.,
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Drugs. Medicines, sc.

"a 'HylIE subscriber has just
* Il received at his Drug Store,
u -. one door cast Of the Mansion
House, his summer supply of
ssr Drugs, Ncdicincs, Paints,
s. Oils, Glass, Dye SM0s,
PeJtanery, Stationary, Times and Ii
quora, for medicinal purposes only.
The subscriber has also for sale about one hun
bred volumes of Books, of which the following
list Is part and will be sold at half price, to
close the lot:
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-16
 THE RESHLT

We have heard from some twenty odd counties, en- bracing those in which the whigs are supposed to have most strength And, so far the result is much more favorable to our cause, than we anticipated. That Arkansas was Democratic, and would elect a Democratic Governor. Congressman, and Legisla- tures we never entertained a doubt; but We have sometimes apprehcnded that our majortes might not owing 10 peculiar circumstances, prove to be very large. The result has far exceeded our highest expectations, and rebuked our temporary and partial disrust of the people.
 To sum up our estimates, from somewhat imper- feet vet substantially correct, returns, from the counties, alluded to--1Y5 ELL majority eFef TVaifer, is 1850 votes DREw's majority over Gibson is 950 And Byrds intire vote is 600. We now entertain little or doubt, that the remaining counties will increase YELL's maiori- ty to near 4000 and DREw's to something like 2500; while Bud will receive altogether, in the State, be- tween 1000, and 1900 votes
 The State Senate consists of 9 members, ol which, we are of opinion, q are Democrats The House of Representatives, consisting of 75 members. will stand about 6 Democrats. and E Whiss; giving Us majority of G8 on joint ballot
 If these results do not make up glorious triumAa and furnish guaranty of what we can and will do for POLK and DALLAS, in November, then we neye expect to witness triumph, and have no judgmen of inc strength of parties Relieved. as our Presi dential election will be, from local pfeudices, an' personal feeling We have little hesitation in setn down Arkansas, for Polk and Dallas, by a majorit of, at least, GOOD votes.
 THEY'vE STRUCK THEIR eoLoRs The Nhi, flag which for the last few weeks, has so gail, Haunted from tue top of an ash pole, in this city was torn to 1atters, last night by little storm 0 wind and rain. This morning, few sorrowin. Whigs hauled t dolca The names of Clay an Freliaehgysen' had .tadea out, some days ago. These are but emblems of the character and fate o Whigrery G. CalYjon Ctous lowered over thu raising of the poe-the weight of the coon brol1 it. and brought it tumbling to the ground now the very elements have conspired to demolish it's re mains Wisely, at last, the Wings have hanlet their atattered ensign down. Add to this tha their fayorte candidate, for Presidential Eleelor has renounccd the party and withdrawn from thei Ticket and nothing remains but to write s.Hi Jacet'' upon the tomb of Hhggery. This we vii do in November.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-16
CLAY AND TEXAS.

Those honest seekers after truth, Whol' sire 10 know Mir Clay's views upon am will do well to read the following short ah
 From he Y, o. courief
 MT. Clay, in his reply to ihe 1 Nessrs. Thomas M. Peters and John son, on the subject of the annexali0no z as, makes a sad attempt to whIp ID !, round the stump by prevaricailon anas cation-sunder such circumstance in one place. I could not but FesaIa' | nexalion of Texas as compromising or of my country" A little iu''hea he says-.'lar from having any PesI1 2. lection 10 the annexation of Texas :, be glad to see it, without dishono5l war, with the common consent ol IVY aud upon just and fair terms"
 What is to be made of such eolll'5' l1i and how are they to be reconels1Il l.I,, is the unequivocal deelaratlon' m',s ~ sonally in favor Of the anneSall01l ll, g,II ble with the bitter denunclallollsaF ster against | e whole project 4,
 The truth is, Clay made . iill'laI first publication on the so6leel'% and he has been trying to ezpai thus far has only made things g0ls @ ing that he has no fixed oplnlo'sI on the matter. At one moment T N the nextmoment he is against IL v..a sage he takes an idea from MT vi sJ
 in another he flches from eens,~ s"ar and Mir Polk. And then you 'a ss,s hear the koon speakers ran'lns ;,el pI annexation of Texas as a pi9ls, {, Y 4. with treason and disunion--llls,ab ,bs,A have 3Tr. Clay gravoIy asserting In h il qllg, he has no objection to IL h" to Tuscaloosa, Mir. Clay says y'sa a fs learn from the resolutions ol lns D.,i,s of that town that the Texas qa's, ,p the whig cause no preinedie,ss'. z. N because the resolutions of ihf ls. asa Clay Club warmly advocate 1r 'l'i boyI d of Texas! Is not this bloW''s with the same breath
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-16

Jso. G. PnarT & co.-By reference to the card of Messrs. JAo. c. PRArr & Co. of New-0fieans, in our advertising columns it will be seen that they have changed their location from 52 Common street 10 30 cnmp street, 2 doors 6elow Graeier street. where, to use their own language, in recent letter they. have much larger and better office, and plen- Y ofrcom to accommodate their friends from Ar kansas" To the kind attention of the junior part nerof this excellent house, we were indebted during the last business season. for regular review of tie New-orleans market. Beginning with osr present number, similar kindness, to ourself and readers. will be extended, through the present season, from tiie intelligent merit meets its re- ward much of ire business of Arkansas will find its sssy yia ftle hoaseo O. MrssIs. Jaa C. ps;att s~ Co
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-16
I our ob't serV2t.
 JOHN ROBINS,

NEw-ORLEANa.-As the business season has opened, we resumed our review of the market, in OFT present number, and will contateat regularly. We are sorry to find that the market opens with but poor prospects fer the cotton planters. An ntelli- gent commercial friend, who has the interest of the cotton planters much at heart writes us undcrdato of October 2, to this effect;
 You will see decline in tho price Of cotton or
 cent per pound. fear this is not the worst of il ; and should not be surprised to see cotton sod at 1 and cents, before the end of the season. Urge yopr friends 10 nase earlg sipmeais-tEer iaterest 1eiH 5e greaiiy promoted 5y dgtag so.