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IaXne,s ExpcctoYant.

From tic N0Trtdge,o0fit Me- yo1lna .tl!, ".
we publish tie following. as among the ma. !,
nv eydenc es whichWe are constantly +fgecetgIns reg
of The increasing puiarlty ot Y. Jayne
oectorant. We hnyesno interest," 81, ,n
,t-nny further thar we have a q 3deslre 70 pro
mote tile healt aud q o
creatures, whoare wasting WIN sA!pse
complaints, for which thisEnediclne SSH apso.
lutte remedy. Andinscaliins The zaltentlon ..,! o.
the pubIicfoit weieelJ JhatsWe are IN me IalliT
rul discharge of our duty.
New PORTLAND, Noy.4,slo42. !;
PRArr.-Sir: / wish: you TO send ;me s
bottles Of Jayne's Expectorant, ndinthis con
ncction, would say. that ldeen u aninya!u;a
able medicine. and an article llatsno3i 3iamn'ly
should be without single day have used3 @
it for two years ih my family and ihaye always
found il d quick and efficientYemedy for-ttght, :.
ness Of the lungs, produced by long prots9cieds
colds, which produce the short hackin a. Goagh.
the premonitor Of Consumption, 70 sghlcn y go
frequently terminates in this climate u PFC 70
perry and seasonably administered, Y :wlH;el,
iec,naIly break up tue most violent en- coldsf M anu
thereby prevent the many violent levers, SO ?,
lre1uently consequent upon them. .'li. Wouid
most chee1fully recommend tins medtcIne IN
all cases Of that nature, US inval1lable:ea
" O Pc, JOHN Fl. WEB SEER -
cHoLICs and FRETTLNG, Of LNFdN'ls:1lss..-; " .s..;,
Every mother should have ayne's Carmin.,
alive. It is the very thing they need. Tor them
children, as il Immediately cures the cholicfand
alIays ali irritation Of the stomach and bowels
X. S. ROBERTS sole Agent, az Edgeleld;
C.. H.. South Carolina. ID.
Be,carc Of eounte,tcsts. -, .,sss:
august II 2asss soIsll llsss 20 -
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BIEGHAMrTos, N. Y, May 81, Is4I.
Dr.. Jayne,-Dear Sir,-Your Exp.ctorant
is in great demand and sells well. and is very
popular; your Vermifuge is much used, as al
Sc your Sanative Pills.
Yours, &c. BENJAMIN GREENE.
RS ROBERTS, Sole Agent. at Edgefield
G, H.. South Carolina.
Be,care Of Counterfeits
Augustl9 81 80
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Austin Rave and others,
Appli'ts, rs. Mary Rowe
aud others, Del',s.
ET appearing to my satisfaction that
Il Andrew jackson Rowe, lives beyond
the limits of this State, lis therefore or
dered thai he do appear and objectio the
division or sale oftho real estate of AVm.
B. Rove, deceased, on or before the first
Monday in September next,. Or their con-
sent 10 the same will he entered sof record.
Given under my hand at my office, "a
June, 1916. sl5aas;i"
JOHN lHLL. @. T.. d.
June 3d.. 1916 l2w 10
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Notice.

q . Administrators, Executors and Guar
IL dams, who have not made any returns.
OF their transactions as such, for. the current
year, are respectfully requested to atteEd Ito
this duty without further delay, as the time
prescribed by law has already expired. 1t is,
desirable that those who are .intrusted with
such business should attend Ito t.inihe proper
time, 10 prevent The payment. ofscost aaorTei-
lure of their Commissions, and a great deal of
irregularty in business. - 80,
JOHN HILL,O. E. d.
July Is If 25
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From tic Req. a. r. Hiaktcy.

FRANKLIN. Ia. March I9, IS4I.
Dr. D. Jayne-Your medicines have been in
nearly every case successful, especially the
ExpectoIant. have received much benefit
from the use oft myself, and one OF my near
est neighbors, who bad been afflicted from child
hood with the Asthma so severely as nearly 10
suffocate her during the paroxysln which re
turned abumt once week, has been, to all APP
pearance, permanently cured.
A. X. HINCKLY.
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q ..lrJ,s syayne,s Expectorant-This IS

.SUJ IAyne'S EXPectOr1nt-lh hls IS
undoubtedly the most valuable, (as il is decided.
lythe most populur) medicine of lis kind, ever
introduced in this State. The demand for it
has been constant and increasing. from The
time it was FIRST offered for sale here 10 the
present time numerous testimonials OF It's real
worth and usefulness, from very many our
citizens, nigh, be produced. bu, trial will
satisfy all. that it is speedy cure for Coughs,
Colds, Influenza, Asthma. Hoarseness, Spit
ting of Blood, and kinds Of Pulmonary Affec'
sions.-Baagor (Mc. Daily Uhig.
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A. X. HINCKLY.

OwEeo, N. Y. July ~, l94l
Dear Sir-We want some more of your
medicines particularly the Expec,orant, which
gives universal satisfaction.
Respectfully yours.
: DR.. d. Jayne.
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NOflCe.

IA LII Persons having demands against the
"a estate Of Henry Carr. decd, ale request
ed to present them legally nttested. and those
indebted are requested to make immediate pay
ment. THOS. LAKE, administrator.
June3 Il l0
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Something for old Bachelors.-"Ihe
three most beau,ifulwords in the English
language are Molber, Home aud Heaven"
The above we cut from an exchange
paper. beauty. and happiness connected
with the above three words, are associated
Withthe single word WIEE.'
Get married. s,r5 :, 3.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Sampson B. Mays and John ! Bill
b. Mays, vs.. Frances NJ. for
Mays and others. Partition
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction that William
Il 8. Mays, one ofthe defendants insIis case.
resides without the limits of iIis State. ordered
tbat The said William B. Mays, do appearin this
Court, plead, answer or demur to this Bill,
within three months from the date of the pub.
licatinn fthis order or the said Bill! be taken
pro contessO against him.
s. s. T0MPKINS. o. E. F. D.
Aug. II, ,1e46. 3n 20
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Saddlery and aaarness
ESTABLISHMENTS,

! take great pleasnre,in
returning to my patrons and
friends in general. my sim
cere thanks, for .ilieir very
liberal palronased eduringtlle
past year. l would also,,
take this Tppolli,nity TO in:
form them, that isBaH still
n, c,rr,y<Y, ,,,,,, I'm :;
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DIR. A. w. Y0MmgbIcOd,

.MFFERS his professional services 10 the
" citizens of Edgeield Village aud vicinity
Office next door, East of DR.. R. r.. Minis
residence, April 90 Il l3
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FEY n e Estate Of aARTIN B. LorELEss deed
4, being Derect those indebted to said
deceased, are hereby notified to make imne
diatc payment. and those having demands 10
present them duly .attested.
JOHN HILL, q. Z. D.
augusi5 II 2o
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

THNoLLED before me, Bye. W.Jones, liz
A ing near the Pine House, in said district,
an eslray MULE of The bay color, of about
three ieet six inches in, height of about sl!:
years old, and without any brands or marks
perceivabe. The said Mule has been apprais-
ed at fue dollars
JOSEPH ABNEY. Magistrate.
May 20 Ian4rn II
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Valuable LAND for Sale.

ISS4, THE Subscriber has determined
sSTs3s to offer Mt Private Sale, the valua
able tract Of LAND, on which lie
.fsSssassssssI now resides, nn Turkey Creek, wa.
ters of Savannah river, ID miles from Edgefeld
Conrt House. The tract contains 230 acres
and the land is in a good state for cultivation
For particulars applyEt the subscriber on the
premises. JOHN BLAND.
June % sfz ,f %
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Tn a acountry ofsblind people, the one
- yed man is ki3g.
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81 Jug an Emblem Of the Human Heart.
The jugis mos. singular uiensll. A
pail, Or decanter, may be rinsec,
and you may satisfy yourself by optical
proof that tits clean but the jug has
little hole in the top. ard the interior is alI
darkness. No eye pene,rates it-or hand
moves over the surface. You can clean
it only by putting in water, shaking it up
and pouring it out. If the water comes
out clean, you judge you have succeeded
incleaning the jug. and vice versa. Hence
the jug is like the human heart. No mortal
eye can look into its recesses, and you can
only judge ofits purity by what comes on,
Oft.
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Notice.

"A LII persons having demands against the
IA essaie of David Richardson, are request.
ed to present them Immediately, properly at
tested. and NIL debtors Of the esate are required
10 make prompt payment, MS the affairs Of the
estate are about to be closed.
JAS. NJ. RICHARDSON,
JAS. s. GUIGNARD,
Executors.
Mny ly 10
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DR.. d. Jayne
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-06-06
NJoTICE-IN PARTITION -Crispan ogle.

NOTICE-IN PARTITION -Crispan Ogle-
~ by, Nancy Ogleby, Joseph Ogleby, and Sa-
rah Ogleby, will take notice that a petition was
filed against them on thetwenty-third day OF April
in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county
and State of Ohio, by John Mansperger and Jane
Mansperger his wife, and Lauren F. Ellsworth and
Mary Ellsworth his wife, and is now pending,
wherein the said John Mansperger and Jane Mans
perger his wife, and Lauren f. Ellsworth and Ma
ry Ellsworth his wife demands partition OF the fol.
lowing real estate, situate in Monroe county and
State of Ohio, described as follows, to wit: The
West half Of the North East quarter OF section
number twenty-three, in township number seven,
of range humber seven, containing seyenty-eight
acres and forty five hundredths OF an acre. 1t being
q lot or parcel of land purchased by Johh Wine-
miller Of the lands subject to sale al Marietta Ohio,
and by him conveyed to James Ogeby, late decsa-
sed:-Also, the North Westquarter OF the south
West quarter of section number eleven, IN town.
ship number seven, OF range number seven, con.
tanning forty acres and ninetyeight hundredthS oil
an acre and ten acres in addition thereto, begin
ming at the South West corner Of the North West
quarter of section number eleven, in township se-
ven, of range seven, thence with the section line
North twenty rods to the corner of Farlan Balls
land, described in certain deed given to said +
| Ball by James w. Rucker, the seventh day OF Au-
gust, A. D. le41, thence East twenty rods, thence
South twenty rods to the corner of said Ba's land,
thence West with said line to the place of begin
nng:-Also, town lots numbers thirty-two (s2,)
thirty-four GA ~ tweny-four Ga and twenty-nine
(29,j in the town of Calais in said county as num-
bered and recorded on the town plat of said town:
Also one town lot number twenty-four (24,)
and one back lot lying North oflot tnumbortwenty-
five (25,) it being the lot that horse mill now
stands on, in the town of Calais as numbered and
recorded on the town plat of said town:--Also tho
following real estate, situate in Guernsey county
and State OF Ohio, described as follows certain
town lot lying and being in the town Of Williams
burgh, being number seven az in the plat of said
town and beng part of The school lot No. 3, in the
| 10Th section, 9Th township and seventh range in
Beaver township:-Also certain town lot lying
and being in the town of Wiliamsburgh in the
county of Guernsey, Ohio, and being lot number
ffy-six in tho plat Of said town; and the improve
ments, hereditaments and appurtenances oi all and
every the said several above lots, tracts
of land in each of said counties, and that at the
next term Of said court application will be made by
the said John Mansperger and Jane Mansperger hi:
wife. and Lauren F. Ellsworth and Mary Ellsworth
his wife for an order that partition be made in sale
premises By VIM. C. WALTON,
Attorney for Petitioners.
April %, 1946.-257w
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NOTICE-IN PARTITION


James Wells in right of his wife Juitta and as as
sirnee of John Stephen, John Baker and Eliza
beth Baker his wife, Francis D. Stephen and
Randolph Stephen.
Elijah D. Stephen, Andrew D. Stephen, Alexan-
der D. Stephen, Andrew Baker and Nancy Baker
his wife, Andrew Stephen and Polly Stephen his
wife and Samuel Stephen, Vincent Carpenter the
husband of the late Louisa Carpenter, deceased
andRandoph Carpenter, j ohm Carpenter and Eli
iah Carpenter, minor heirs of the said Louisa
Carpenter deceased
vWNHE said defendants, Elijah ID. Stephen, An
IA drew D. Stephen, Alexander ID. Stephen,
Andrew Baker and Nancy Baker his wife, Andrew
Stephen and Sally Stephen his wife and Samuel
Stephen, Vincent Carpenter the husband of the
late Louisa Carpenter, deceased Randolph Carpen-
ter, John Carpenter and Elijah Ca! a!penter, minor
heirs of the said Louisa Carpenler, deceased will
take notice that a petition was filed against them
on the 18th day of March, A. d. 1916, in the
| Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
by James Wells, and is now pending, wherein the
said James Wells demands partition of the follow
| ing real estate situate IN said county Of Monroe
being the north west quarter df section number
five, in township number seven OF range number
seven, containing one hundred and sixty-sever
acres more or less, and about twenty acres off the
south east corner OF the south west quarter Of sec
| ton namber six in the same township and range
and adjoining the first above named trac. of lane
on the north side thereof, and that at the Junt
term Ito commence on the 22nd day OF June, A
D. 1860 of said court application will be mad
by the said James Wells for order that partition
may be made of said premises.
JAMES WELLS, By
VIM. C. WALTON, his Att'ny.
March 81, 1Si6.-27w.
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VHyhis invaluable medicine was prepared from
IL an extensive practice of several years IN bill
lious climate, and is NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL of
curing Fcper md .Ague or any of the diseases above
named
Those who are suffering from diseases Of this
kind, as also those who have become invalids from
their effects upon the constitution, will find the
INDIA CHoLAGoGUE most invaluable remedy
for purifying the blood, and thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects of billions
climate.
The wonderful operation of the Cholagogue in
eradcating BILE from the human system, can only
explain its extraordinary agency in the SPEEDY,
lTuoRoUGH and PERMANENT CURE uf FEVER
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BOBBEROSITY.
"Dats not de fashen. Dinah."
mH0W deu?"

"Dats not de fashen. DInah."
"How den?"
"Why you walks like de gemmen,"
"WciI, how does de ladies' walk"
"Jls see, here's de way--make one
step wild de right foot, den swing de
whole boberosity on dat side-not SO
quick Dinah-now wild de tudda foot
and swing de bob5erosity on tudda
side-not so ouick--now de rite foot
again--dat's de way"
"Shaw. gal, dat look like a black
snake runnin in de grass"
"ZackIy so, Dinah."
"Bu! how can walk wild anoda body:
I must keep pumpen here all de
time"
"Pee gal-you must larn de loco
motive fashen TO keep time wild your
pardner. Look here--take my arm
now when | swing, you swlng,-ah
dats not de way-now gal, de rIgh
foot, swing-not so fast--now de LET
oot-swing--dat de way. De prac
tcc make perfect. Why. gal, you'
most lady areddy."
"But when | walks wild gemman
how denW
"Why, den gal, you must hold ou
your arm long, and iis hold his arm wlt
your fngas so--den you hab room
enouoh fur de locomoshen."
"Ya, ha, ha. You is le toptlckla O.
de fashen, Sal"
ayes, larn all missas children d
locomoshen. lis see dat gal agwlne t
school--how nice she habit. You SCI
de object is to show de feet and d
stockens. When you walk strait foI
rid de sees noffen but de toes--and deI
it looks SO graceful to see gal swing
her--skirts from one side 10 tue
der all de time"
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THE BACKWOoDSMAN.

In the deep wild woods is lonely man,
And he sings his broad-axe like slight rattan
His garb is uncouth but his step Is proud,
And his voice. when he speaketh, IS firm and loud;
The forest recedes as his strong arm swings,
And he letteth in light like the King Of kings.
His hut is OF logs, and his infant brood
Tumble forth to rejoice il that solitude.
They chase the honey bee home to its store,
And the old tree gives up VIII it never bore,
They hide in the brake, they rush through the
stream,
And fit to and fro like the things of dream.
The mother is pele like the sweet moonlight,
But they say in her youth no rose was SO bright;
She moves in the cabin with gentle grace,
And the homeliest things have their regular place
She sings as she works with singular smile,
And her far-oH home ariseth in visions the while
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nHIo, IS: MONROE COUNTY, COURT OF
W COMMON PLEAS.
James Adair administrator, with the will annexed
Of Joseph Seals, deceased.
VS.:
Charity Seals, widow; and Lucreta Seals, Solo,
mon Seals, William Skinner and Rachel his wife;
Elizabeth Adair, Tabtha Seals, Richard Seals,
Joseph Seals, junior; Sarah Seals and Catharins
Seals heirs at law of Joseph Seals, deceased.
The said James Adair has this day filed with the
clerk of said court his petition for leave TO complete
real contract of said Joseph, deceased, by making
to said Solomon deed in fee simple for the south
west quarter of section 12, township 5, range 5,
in said county Said petition will be for hearing
at the June term next Said widow and heirs can
make objection if any they have.
ARCHBOLD & WIRE,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
May |, lS46.-nS6w
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5000
5000

Acapulco, 5000
Tampico. 5000
These are small places for sea ports,
and compare ill with those of the Uni
ted States.
A few wears since when the statis-
tics of Mexico were collected by Mr..
McGregor, the financial and military
condition of Mexico was as follows:
Revenue, $l5,o0o,ooo
Debt, 94,OOO,0OO
Army, $4,000
Navy, none.
Deducting the interest Of the Public
Debt, the disposabls ordinary Revenue
OF Mexico is about ten millions. In
her present state of anarchy, military
sway, and civil dissensions, it is pro ba-
BILE Mexico is taxed to greater extent
than that.
From the character of her Ports, and
because she raises little surplus pro-
duce Mexico is not large CONNER
cial State. In addition to this the hab-
its of the people seem to have in them
something so lazy and uninterprlslng,
that neither on land or ocean has there
seemed much indication of bold adven-
ture.
We are told the Mexicans are brave
that they have q fine country, and
some good offers. This may all be so
but there is wanting every where that
informing mind, which in the United
States directs every thing, and is con,
tinualIy advancing; which looks to the
future, not the past, for the scenes Of
glory and achievement.
Another thing has weighed heavily
on Mexico. That is, a religion OF State
and not merely of State but which for
bids any other.
The third article of the Mexican Con.
stitution, adopted the 4th OF October
1920 which precedes the Declaration
of Republicanism, is--"The Religion
Of the Mexican Nation is, and shall be
in perpetnity, the Apostolic Roman
Catholic Religion. The Nation pro-
tects this Religion by wise and just
laws, and forbids the exercise of any
other religion"
We believe Mexico has not changed
this article Of hcr political Constitution,
the effect Of which is to deprive the ma
ton Of vast many enterprising and
energetic emisrants Of the Anglo Sax
on family.
Another characteristic of Mexico Is
the prevalence Of great popular igno'
rance. This arises, it is probable, iron
two causes-,,he native incidence Of the
aboriginal inhabitants .and the exclusive
religion ofState. The Mexican Indian
race are by nature indolent; and the
Priests of sect which has no compel
itors among the people, will make lit
lie effort to advance the intellectual
character Of that people.
A direct consequence of this lgno
ranceand incidence is the division Of th
people into Factions, led by Mllitar.
, Chiefs. This is the reason why W
hear to-day of Santa Ana in the acc
: dent; and then of the risen star OF Pal
. des; then of Arista, of Almonte, Of An
y pudia, and of this, that, and the othe
o temporary Chief. under whose banne
! the divisions of the army, or the ignc
: rant populace rally, with no other e
=, feet than to divide, distract and veal
p en- their country. ltis a sad scene tc
= the friends of Liberty to see Republ
can Government SO distracted and mi
Il managed wrthing and groanlng
q the contortons Of Anarchy!
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS
~ Court OF Com. PLEAS, In CHANCERY.
John Beardmore,

Andrew Love, administrator Of David Copeland,
deceasdd; and Ann Copeland his widow, John
Copeland, James B. Copeland, Joseph B. Cope,
land, Elizabeth Copeland, Jehu Hyatt and Ma
ry his wife; Enoch Berry and Sarah his wife
his heirs tlaw.
Notice is hereby given that said complainant ha:
this day filed with the clerk of said court his bill
praying said court to correct an error in final de
cree rendered by said court in favor Of said com
painant at its September Term, A. D. 1884, in thu
description of tract of land, thereby ordered tc
be conveyed by SAID defendants to said complain
ant ARCHBOLD & WIRE,
Att'ys for Complainant
Nav Z I9l6 -n2.6w.
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HAETITION FOR PARTITION-MoN
n COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-April Term,
A n 1916

WNETITION FOR PARTITION-Mo
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-April Term,
A. D. 1916.
Caleb Hobbs
VS.
Amasa Hobbs, widow of Nicanor Hobbs, deceas-
ed, Joshua Hobbs, Sarah Hobbs, widow of Israel
Hobbs, deceased, Farline Hobbs, Martha Ann
Hobbs and Eliza Jane Hobbs. the three last
named infant children and heirs of said Israel
Hobbs, Richard Hobbs, Minerva Howard late
Minerva Hobbs and Quincy Howard her hus-
band.
The above named defendants will please take
notice, that on the goth day of April, A. D. 1876
the above named Caleb Hobbs flied his petition
with the clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas, in
and for the county of Monroe and State OF Ohio
in which he asks that partition may be made of the
following described real estate, situate IN said
county OF Monroe, to wit: The North West quar-
ter of section No. 6, township 5 and Range 7, con
tanning 14S and 25 hundreths acres; also the Soutf
West quarter of the South West quarter of sector
No. ], township 6 and Range Z. containing 40 anc
SO hundreths acres, in which he claims fee sim
pie interest Of 70 acres as his share, the residue il
various proportions to belong to the said defen
dants, and that at the June Term Of the Monro,
Court of Common Pleas, he will move the cour
to make and order for the partition OF the same.
CALEB HOBBS,
BY JOHN DAVENPORT,
April25 lSl6.-7w This attorney.