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Bath, Maine, MAY %.

Mr.. F. Brown
Dear Sir:-Having tested the value Of
your SarsapariIla and Tomato Bitters;I can
take pleasure in giving 10 you the facts OF
my case for your own satisfaction and bene-
fit of others. have been suffering with the
Erysipelas, humor in my side, causing my
hand and arm 10 swell very much, and 10 be
painful, at The same time and for some time
previous have been troubled with a weak
stomach; most ofmy food has hurt me, and
there has been singular laintness at the
stomach, which has been increasing, and
caused me much difficulty. Alter l COM
menced taking your Bitters could perceive
gradual and immediate relief, and would
recommend it with much confidence 10 those
who are troubled with such complaints
Yours Truly, VIM. DAMRELL.
w. P. Russell Agen.
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EyBrAcKMAS's STRAW CUTTER advertised
for sale by the agent w S. johnson is doubtless
n first rate article as will be made to appear to
every one who will examine it. 1t is free from all
complexity in its construction. 1t seems not like
" to be put out of repair by use 1t received the
first premium last year at the NewYork State fair
at Auburn, and is said to have received the same
premium wherever exhibited. Let farmers ex-
anime for themselves. Such machine this year
must be very useful in this region.
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pushed all political preferences. and given him
nomination by the people Now, there is posi-
bility that inaction may throw cloud OF oblivion
his brilliant prospect 1t quite certain that
the edge of popular enthusiasm IN his favor has
become somewhat blunted. Many who were
clamorous in his praise six months ago, seem to
have forgotten all the virtues that then made him
so illustrious a candidate. They needed con-
tinual succession of sieges and battles to keep up
the splendor of his name; and now since there
has been break in the record, the effulgence that
radiated from every bulletin has grown dim, and
excites but little admiration.
Hereto is added the last production of the Cen
erals pen. 1t requires no explanation: boston
Courier.
Head Quarters Army Of Occupation,
Camp near Monterey, July Is, ls47 J
Sir,-I have had the honor to receive your let
ter submitting, on the part of the Nominating
Committee of the Native American Convention,
the request to be informed of my views relating to
the several points of national policy entertained
by the body of Native Americans OF our country.
Limited leisure from my public duties constralns
me to reply in very general and briei terms that
to the points cited in your letter, DO no feel my
self at liberty TO express my frank OPINION My
willingness to Weld to the wishes of the people at
! large. and to serve them in the Office of Chief
Magistracy, should they fully and unanimously
place its weighty responsibilities upon me, has
been more than once expressed; but l am not
willing to be the candidate of any party TO pledge
myself to any political creed, save that which pro-
ceeds directly from the Constitution, and the best
paramount interest of the country, and which they
soemnly demand. If elected TO the Presidential
office, it must be without any agency of my own
lit certainly will be at variance with my most
cherished ASPIRATIONS and to those duties 1 must
go untrammelled by party pledges Of every char
acter
Should the people nominate and elect land there
is ample space for this, previous to the time of the
election) some one of the gifted statesmen of the
country to represent its highest interests, should
hail the measure with JOY.
With sentiments of the highest respect, 1 have
the honor to subscribe myself your most obedient
servant.
II. TAYLOR,
Major General U. S. Army.
WILLIAM j. A. BIRKEY, Esq,
President n. A. Convention,
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TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.

BosToN, Sept, 10, 1915.
Dear Sir,-I take pleasure in commuDica-
ting through you, TO all whom il may con-
Germ, and The public generally the asIonIsh-
ing effect your truly wonderful medicine has
had upon me. have enjoyed perfect health
for four or five years. Physicians told me
my liver was diseased, and that might some
day die with the consumption. Last Sep
TENDER 1915. took a slight cold which pro-
duced a hacking cough; This continued until
FEBRUARY 1915, when added another cold +;
my cough increased. | soon lost my appetite
and my strength failed. For six weeks coulc
not lie upon one side; sweat very much
nights. raised considerable blood during the
winter, and could not speak loud word for
two weeks. With all these bad symptoms
had very severe pain in my side, and be.
tween my shoulders; generaldibiliiy followed
| was confined TO my room about eight
weeks. had buried sister and a brother,
both died with the Consumption. Iexperted
10 die myself; my friends also despaired oil
my life. AT this lin an uncle, who had been
benefited himself. advised me to take
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VERMONT ELECTION.

We have to correct our returns of members OF
the House from last week. The Grand Isle men,
Der which re conceded to the Locos appears from
good authority to be a wing. We learn also from
the Irasburgh Record that the Liberty member
elected in Jay was with an understanding that he
would STAY at home, as he did last year, which
makes wing majority in the house over all.
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NOTICE.;
AND TRUNK-AIAKING.

in all its Varied branches at his old stand No. !
Nichols Building. where he pledges himself to
furnish
Better article and at q little louer price
than can be bought at any other shop in the vi
cinity. His old friends and customers and the
public generally are invited to, call and examine
WORK and PRICES, which is the best way to
satisfy themselves.
MOST KINDS of PRODUCE received in
exchange for work.
N. B. All my old demands must he paid i'm
mediately. The Books will be found in nv pos
session until the LIST of October, after which time
they will be passed over to an Attorney for col
lection. MEROVA PHINNEY.
Middlehury, Sept. l, ls47. lalf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of Addison Com,
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against the es
tate of oc
late of Bridport in said District, deceased, and
also ali claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto: And six months from the Sd day oil
September Is47 being allowed by said Court ior
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of our sad APP
pointment, at the dwelling house OF 4. D fettl-
bone in Bridport on the first Ihursgays o. No No
vember and March next from nine O'Clock. A. NJ
until four o'clock, P. NJ, on each of said days.
H 1,fSsr ; ;S%itH Commissioners
Dated at Bridport this Sd day of September
ls47.
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WLSTHR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

accordingly procured bottle, took it, and
felt some better, obtained another, and a
third then ceased 10 bleed and my cough
was much better; but my disease was so deep
y rooted. was obliged TO continue taking
the Balsam until had taken seven bottles.
can honestly and truly say, believe DIR.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry saved my
lie
MRS. MARY B. GOULD.
We are personally acquainted with Mrs.
Gould, assisted in taking care of her during
her sickness, believe and know The above
statement 10 be true.
MRS. c PRESCOTT,
MRS S A BACHELOR,
No l Commercial Street.
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FOR SALE.

A large, commodous, two stoy. brick dwelling
house, advantageously situated on the nam sIree'
of the village Of Middlebury, finished and fitted up
so as to be one of the pleasantest residences in the
I viii sell the house with fairgrounds attached
the harms. stables, out-houses and appurtenances
at a most reasonable rate, and on any length oil
time the purchaser may require
Inquire on the premises OF r,,-,,c,,,,,
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
August ID, ls47. IA
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abundant fruits. We freely promise you that
nothing will be omitted on our part, that can
aid you. or be useful to The cause of the
church over whichyou preside"
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber will petition the Legislature
next to be holden at Montpelier, on the second
Thursday of October next for the renewal of the
grant of his ferry across the Lake at Larrabces
Point is Shoreham Vermont, to Ticonderoga New
York for term of years.
JOHN s. LARRABEE.
Dated at Shoreham, this 18th day of October
lS47. 2l:w3
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agILLIgGUEI
FEMALE FEMINARY.

This Institution, now in flourishing condition
will be opened for the reception of pupils the com
ing year with greatly increased facilities for in
structions, on Wednesday, Sept. LIST.
1t is the design of the Trustees and the Prn
cipa of the Seminary to render this Institution
inferior to none, while they will attempt to make
it superior to most others for thorough, practical
and finished education for young Ladies, render
ing them competent to discharge with ability and
honor the severe and varied duties which the OK
egencies of our country demand at their hands.
The course of study prescribed in this lnstitu-
ton and the means of instruction adopted are
thought to be peculiarly and appropriately adapt
ed to accomplish this desirable end
With due regard to the comfort and happiness
of the pupils. greater and far higher regard Is
had to their proper physical, moral and inteectu-
aldevelopement. While we would not wish young
ladies seeking place of education to forget the
advantages of this place for health and pleasure,
vet we would not invite them here for these alone
We offer them far more enduring and substan-
tial acJuisiton-moral discipline and intellectual
conquest.
The Principal is assisted by several teachers
well qualified for the departments assigned them,
VINO reside in the Institution and are ever ready to
render such assistance to the pupils as they may
from time to time require. Ample philosophical,
chemical and astronomical apparatus for illustra-
ton and experiment. is at the command OF the
Principal. and Lectures in the several departments
of science will be delivered during the year.
Tuition for a quarter Of II weeks
Pronorotorv Class $3.50
T,nior Middle and Senior Glasses $3.50
Dr,T,in1, s4OO
Pa;ntinS7 in oil and Water Colors 5000
French Language S3'Oo
Music, with instrument SlO,oo
Board, with fuel and lights probably $500
g.TNo charge made for tuition less than one
quarter, cases of protracted sickness excepted
For further particulars see catalogue and clrcu-
ar. which may be had of the Principal
CHAIRS TABLES.
For sale very low by w. S. JOHNSON
August 9th lS47.
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Wrought Iron Pipes.

FOR STEAM, GASS, and WATER, of all
sizes, from l-s to 3 l2 inches bore. Also all
kinds of FITTINGS for connecting the same
for sale at greatly reduced prices by
THO. ii. NORRIS & BROTHER,
No. 81 Gold St New York.
Orders accompanied with diagram of the
work required, promptly executed.
N & Brother also construct apparatus for
warming buildings by Steam.
Sept. ., ls47. 2l;4w
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2. .
WILLIAM j. A. BIRKEY, Esq,
President n. A. Convention,

HEARTH OF MoBILE,-We cannot announce
any aabatement in the disease that prevails
at this time in tie city, and we are concerned
to add that he cases now occurring are assum-
lug more ola indignant character and yield less
readily to medicine. The number of deaths,
however. is exceedingly limited. During the
last Iwenty-four hours cold northerly winds
have prevailed, and they are always considered
uufavorable TO health. We hear ofnew cases
daily, and unless favorable change in the
weather takes place,i is appreheuded that the
disease will increase.
Mobile Register Journal, 11ih inst.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE,
FOR

y u u > " n T. y L n Il Y
An Institute will be opened at Middebury
on Monday Alb day of Oct next to be held
TWO weeks.
The Committee are happy to inform the
public that they have been enabled TO secure
the services Of ZALMoN RICHARDS OF SILVIA.
ter N. Y. who has had long experience as a
teacher of Institutes and is familiar with the
Normal schools Of New York and Massachu-
sells.
Gentlemen and Ladies who are expecting
TO teach the ensuing winter, are earnestly re-
quesled 10 attend, Tuition Sl,0O
A Committee will be in attendance at the
Brick School House. where the Institute will
be held, on Monday the 4th, by whom Teach
ers will be directed 10 families for board.
The price Of board will be from $3.50 to
$500 per week.
LII. TILDEN,
GEORGE SMITH, Com.
l.. D GREGORY,
P. s. Town Superintendants in the coun-
ty are requested TO spare no pains in securing
the attendance ofTeachers from their several
Towns.
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SIGNIFICANT.

The strong locofoco County of Washing
ton, The residence of Paul Dillingham;: Is the
only county in which Gov, EAroN's vote IS
larger than ii was last year. We are happy
to learn, however, that Mr.. Dillingham; " IS
in the enjoyment Of his usual health and
spirits"
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BRIGHTON MARKET-SEPT. 90,
Reported for the Boston Trdreler.

AT market, 2200 Beef Cattle, 10 yokes
Working Oxen, 40 Cows and Calves, 1900
Sheep, and about 225O Swine.
PRicrs-Beef Cattle-frst quality $500
second quality, S. rs, third quality S4, to g
Uerking Oren-Sales noticed S7S, $50
up to $40. -.
Cous and Calres-At $40. S2land S24,
S35 and S45.
Sheep-At from $3.50, So 80, for lambs.
Old Sheep from 81 81 TO 81 rs.
Strine- Old hogs, 5 &c n 3-4c. al whole
sale At retail, from 3-4 "a 10
WOOL MARKET.-BOSTON SEPT.
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w DOL.

Cash paid for good clean fleece Wool and the
highest price the market will warrant
a. CHAPMAN & SON
Middlcbury, June 29th 1917.
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NOTICE,

The subscriber, agent of the Rutland and
Addison county mutual Insurance Company
is ready 10 receive The assessments now due,
on the premium notes.
JOHN w. STEWART.
Middebury Sept 18th 1s47. 2l;3
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DOCT. HARRIS

Hereby notifies his customers that he will
be absent from Middlebury two weeks from
next Monday. He has on hand first rate
article of Too,h Powder put up in boxes.
Price 25cts.
MidcIebury, Sept. 9th, ls47. 10
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Prepared White Lead.
Daguerreotype Apparatus.

Plates, Cases, Chemicals, Cameras, Camera,
Stands. Head Rests, plate holders, Mercury
BAH, Battery for gliding, &c. &c.
All the apparatus and materials for useing the
same, at Boston and New York prices for sale al
the Drug Store Of w. p. RU SSEL,
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G. G. P. CLARK, NJ. D.,
p II Y.SICIAN AND SUR GEON
u Office, first door north of the Bank,
Up Stairs. IL
BURROWS
HIGHLY SUPERIOR
2 Q d e u a e e s q
FOR ONLY S1.5O

Mr.. francis BURRow's of Albany n Y
would respectfully inform the citizens of Middle
bury and vicinity that he has secured pleasant and
commodious rooms at Miss Adams Building a
few doors South of the bridge, where he will re-
main for few days in parctice of his art Mr. B
will render his pictures entirely satisfactory and
in full confidence of pleasing all, he solicits the
patronage Of the public.
Ladies are especially invited to call at his rooms
and examine specimens whether they desire to
sit for pictures or not.-Engravings Copied at
short notice.
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S42,599

These earnings are on a capital Of one
million only, and the road is Tree from
debt.
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SHAWLS
SUMMER BEDS.
Groceries.

The Subscriber offers Tor sale an ussort-
ment OF groceries that cannot be surpassed
in qualify and price in Addison County.
Therefore those who want a choice article AZ
a low rate will do well to call.
w. I. Russell.
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JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT

BED STEADS.
A new Staple of Bead Steads for sale BY
W. 8. JOHNSON.
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STATE OF VERMONT BE il rendered that
District Of addison s.. TIA Probate Court
held at Middlebury in and for the District OF Ad-
Olson, on the 9TH day Of September A. d. 1917,
Waterman SundeTin qua rdio3Of
HORACE SUNDERLIN,
a minor son of the said Waterman and Anna
Sundcrlin late of Shoreham in said District de-
ceased, represents to this Court that it would lie
beneficial to his SAID ward TO sell six acres fifty
four rods Of land lying in Cornwall in said dis
trict being the piece OF land which was set to his
said ward in the division Of the real estate of ia
red Ahernithy deceased, formerly set 10 Olive A
berniihY for her dover. Also his said wards in
tereSl in the real estate of David F. Atcrnithy
late Of said Cornwall deceased being an undivi
ded fifth part of ~ acres, , quarters and ID rods
OF land which was sci 10 the said Abram T. in the
division of Jared Ahernithy's estate; and said
guardian moves tins Court to grant himlicense to
sell the above real estate Of bis said ward Ii il
theTeupOn ordered thai said application be consid-
cred by this Court, at the session thereof 10 lie
held at the Office OF the Register OfthiS Court in
said Middlebury, on Thursday, 2lSt day Of Octo-
hcrnext, at one o'clock in the afternoon and
that said guardian give notice thereO: to all per-
sons interested, that they may appear and make
their objections, if any they may have TO said IL
cense being granted, by publishinga ceTtiiedcopy
ofthis order in the Northern Galaxy-a newSpa-
per printed at said Middlebury-thTee weeks sue
cessiVely previous to the time OF said court
.Jsd S. BuSiHsH Register.
A true copy ofrecord.
81 Attest .Jed S. Bushnell Register
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THE ETHAN ALLEN HOUSE.

THIS is the crgnomen, BIZ which
A that new and beautiful Hotel, now
l;ii;Ea nearly completed atLarrabee'sPoi
llllE& is TO be chrisIened. II being situated
near the Old Fort ground, where the
General figured so conSpicuousy in his day, and
commanding bold view of the ruins which
once capitulated at his word; it very properly
assumes his name, and claims a share of the
honor in rearing memento to his memory, and
wrestling from the tooth of oblivion, those vener-
aated associations which ever accompany the
mention af his name. The Ethan Allen House
is beautiful ediice, built after the most approx
ed style of modern architecture, and reflects
much credit upon Mr.. Flagg the master builder
1t is to be opened in a short time, for the recep-
lion of ViSiters. Mr.. Brown, one OF the pro
pretors is expected TO keep it, unless a suitable
person should apply for it soon. In that case it
will be rented-but no charge made until Spring
1t presents facilities for business, it is thought
by competent judges, unsurpassed by any other
establishment in the county. The Steamboat
and Stage company that necessarily stop here
to say nothing of the city Gentry that every sea-
son visit these old battle fields, is vastly large
A rare opportunity is afforded for an enterpri-
sing man to engage in permanent andlucrative
business. Who will it be
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STATE OF VERMONT.


STATE OF VERMONT.
Distr let of Addison S.
Be il remembered that, at a Probate Court held
at Mddlebury in and for the district Of Addison
on the 10th day of September A. d. 1877.
Samuel Swift, Edward ID. Barber and
James NJ. Slade administrators Of the estate
Of
JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT
late fsaidMiddlebury deceased Presentiheir
administration account for allowance: 1t Is
thereuponordered that said account be x1min
ed q considered for allowance by IhisCou-t,at
the session thereof 20 bo holden at The Office
of the Register oflbis Court in said Middle
bury, on Thursday the 2lst day oil October
next, at O'Clock in the afternoon; and that
said administrators give notice thereof to all
persons interested that they may appear and
rake their objections, if any they may have.
10 the allowance ofsaid account by publish
ing certified copy ofihis order in the Nor
Ihern Galaxy--a newspaper printed III said
MiddIebury-three weeks excessively prtVi-
Gus to the time of said Court.
I'D s. Bushnell Register.
A true copy Of record.
Attest J:d. S. BHSiae1, Register. p
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Wisconsin-Given Up.

Wisconsin-Given Up.
The Milwaukee Daily WISCONSIN (Loco)
oft the 9th omI.lains that the returns are con-
flicting' and incomplete, but 'we have enough
before us to say that Mr.. Tweedy is elected by
from 10 200 Majoriiy.''-It claims hpwev-
err, that the Territorial Legislature is Loco
Focc, as usual.-We obtain the following
mainly from the Milwaukee Sentinel and
Gazette (Whie) though few reach US
through other channels:
! MAINE.-We have some farther returns
! but they are not worth publishing. The
Loco-FOco Governor is reelected, though he
has some 3, 900 votes less than last year, when
there was no choice; the Legislature is of
the same pattern; and the four hitherto vacant
seats in Congress are all filled by Locos-so
that the Delegation will stand:
Dist. Ne,r Members. Late Members.
]. David Hammons John F. Scammon.
II. Asa w H. Clapp Robert p. Dunlap.
III. HIRAM BELCHER, LUTHER SEVERANCE.
" Franklin Clark, John ID. McCrate.
v Ephraim X Smart, Cullen Sawtelle.
VI James s. Wiley, Hannibal Hamlin.
VII Hezekiah Williams IIezekiah Williams.
! Only one reelected; only one Wing.
THE NORM WEsT.-The returns. thus
far. from the North and West, indicate as flat
terug vote for Mr.. TwEEDY in those sections
oGrhe Territory as he received along the Lake
shore Winnebago gives him So majority,
Fond du Lac frum $50 to us, and Columbia
l25to $50. According to present appearances
Mr. TwEEDY's majority will exceed One
THOUSAND and may reach FIFTEEN Hun
DRED."
NobIy done, young WISCONSIN,
DEATH OF GEN. HoPPISG. The Tele-
graph last evening announced The death OF
I}rigadier General Hopping, Of the New \ orK
Regiment. The Argus remarks:
This event comes with startling sudenness,
and will be greatly deplored in the army and
among his nu nervous freuds in this state.
The county will lament brave aud capable
officer, and his state valued citizen and much
respected gentleman.
FALL RIVER RAILRoAD.-The business OIL
this road is Increasing beyond the most san
gune expectations of its friends. The iol-
lowing are the receipts for three months
ending August 3D.
June SllUOO
July 10 3eO
August l6.O99
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A rare assortment of HATS. Shetland, Nh
tria, Ouer Seal, and Cloth Caps.
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CHAIRS TABLES.
For sale very low by w. D JOhNoON-
August 9th lS47.
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BLACK, Drab, Il silk siripeAlpaccns
SCOTCH, American & Earlsloue Ginghams
BLACK & figured Gro dc R;ne Silks
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OVER loo SHAWLS from S1.OOto $1,000
Comprising Rich Silk Fig'd Merino, Cash
mere. Blanket, Nett Brocha & Highland.
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OVER 60 MUFFS & BOAs from 81, so
10 $500.
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GRIND STONES

Z. :. w AI O-N 10 :
Montpelier. Sept. 30, lS47.