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NO CURE ! NO PAY!!
:. B. HIBBARD's ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.

REV. B. HIBDARD'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS,
M ARRANTED to cure the NER 70 US SICK
wv HEADA CHE, NERVOUS DEBILITY Of
any kind, or the LIVER COMPLAINT in its first
stages. If these Pills do not effect cure, the pur
chaser has only to return the Boz and receive back
his money.
Dose From hafa Pill, to two Pills.
H. Price II ID cents per Box.
Fo" sale by VOLNEY ROSS, Brandon
Henry Sil,!onds, PWsford; Fletcher & Wright, A.
Hitchcock g. Co., and Chapman McEwen, OrceH;
Kent Wright S,iorcham; p. Fletcher & Son, Bird
port, and by Druggists generally in Rutland and Ad
olson Counties. ix:1l:1y
September l. 1917.
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Prepared by J. S. WOOD, M. D
OF Albany, N. Y.
AS PURIFYER OF THE BLOOD

OF Albany, N' l.
AS A PURIFYER OF THE BLOOD
IT is WARRANTED TO BE
The most thorough, get mild, Of any in the market,
As a proof we give the testimony OF the fol-
lowing named gentlemen in their own words
viz:
Dr. Woods Sarsaparilla Elixir "Excels all
the popular medicines" Rev.Allen Steele.
" Is Infinitely superior to
Townsends" Peter Nc Cheney, Esq.
d" I" "The best ever offered to the
American people," RevTRRawson.
l." 1.-The best preparation of the
lind in use" DR.. Z. Church.
" " Gar superior to Townsends,
and at least four times stronger
j. Congden, ESD,
" " " Cheaper and better than
Townsend's." Doct S. p. Cunningham.
&" " "The best preparation of Sar-
saparilla in market" DoctBF Fairchilds.
" Far superior to Townsends
and three or four times stronger"
G. L. Carnduff, Esq.
" In the fxedness of principle and stern in
tegrity Of Doctor Wood we have assurance
that no article appearing under his name
would be other than as represented by him.
His Sarsaparilla stands high wherever it has
been introduced" AlJdny Spectator.
We advertised moderately to make our
medicine known; but are not Obliged to
"spend $4,000 per annum," to "SuStdin the
credit of oar article" Nor to flood the coun-
try with certificates of cures never performed,
embelished with distorted pictures to frightcn
the simple and astonish the weak minded
and credulous.
We do not pretend that our medicine will
raise the dead nor that it will cure diseases
that are utterly ineurable. But VIC do say
" it is the best in the market" that it is COM
pounded on scientific principles by a regular
ty educated physician-a man of close obser-
walton and long research, and that it is not a
Patent, Empirical, or Quack medicine. We
have certificates, enough to fill volume, of
extraordinary cures performed by its use,
Recommendation, &c.
But let the above suffice. In all candor is
it not enough? The following are some of
the many diseases in which it proves eminent
ly successful, viz: Diseases from Impure Blood,
Organic or Functional, Dyspepsia, Liver COM
plants, and Fever and Ague, Secondary Sy-
philis, rheumatism, Gout and Lumbago,
Scrofula, Leprosy, Cancerous and mcrcuria
diseases, Constitutions broken by Measles
Small PoX, Fcvcrs, &C., Prolapsus Utcri, Piles,
alterations, Swellings and Biles, Salt Rheum,
Erysipclas, Pmplcs and Blotches on the face,
so fatal to young and delicate la
lies, Nervousness and Bowel Complaints of
Children from tecthing. Nervous, debilitated
md delicate females, Impotency or inconti-
lency in either sex. Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
Iysteria and Sick Headache, Tic Dolorcaux.
Dizziness and Palpitation, Influenza, Coughs,
Throat and Lung complaints, Bronchitis and
rst stages of Consumption. Also, in any case
f cough, weakness, sickness, &C., if given i'm
nediatoly, the amount of expense, pain and
lisery it would ward of would be incalculable.
Sold wholesale and retail by II. W. MER-
ILL, Pittstord, Vt. and by Druggists generally
lroughout the State and Canadas. Price ST
err Bottle, Or C Bottles for S.. ix,50:tf
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EOR WORMC-

KOlmstock's Vermifuge will eradicate and cure chill
dren and adults who have worms, CautiOn-BeWare
Of all unless the name is spelled KolmstoCk the old
Dutch name of the inventor Price 25 cts per bottle.
10 1t cannot iniure the child should there be no
worms, but it will do it good.
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TO THE HALT AND LAME,

Comstock's Nerve and Bone Eminent and Indian
Vegetable Elixir is the most clactua cure for Rhcu-
matism, contracted cords or muscles, and warranted
to cure any case of Rheumatism or Govt.
All of theabove medarticles, which have obtained
unbounded popularity, are sold by Ross, Jackson
Sudbury Briggs & Pearcc, Rochester; II Simonds,
c Granger, Ptsford T Spencer & Co.. HoItonville /;
Chapman & McEwan, Catlin & Wright. Orwell John
Simonds, Whiting; j = IIuntley, Salisbury; Sidney
Moody, w Russell, ATiddlebury; Burt & Mason, Rut
land; Jones & Dow, Cuttmgsville; Samuel Townsend
Wallingford; Parmely, Bristol Bingham &; Eells
Vergennes; and by Merchants and Druggists generally
in the State of Vermont.
iX39X3S II II MERRITT, General Agent
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MAN SION USE,
WASHINGTON SQUARE,
Near the Steamboat Landing, TROY, N. y
E. & w. DORLON,

The Railroad Cars for Boston, Saratoga
and the West, start in front of this House
The General Stage Office is in the Mansion
House Building, G:18tf
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SPRING CLOTHING,
Il T W III 0 L e S # L E.
WHITING & KEHOE,
Nos 40 & AZ, ANN STREET,
IS 40 & AZ, ANN STREET
BOSTON

BOSTON,
WTOULD respectfully invite the attention CT
w Merchants, to their full supply of fresh and
seaSonablc
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Great attention is paid to the manufacture ard
style of our garments, and all are warranted to be
well cut and made.
Il Direct Importation of our Foreign Goods, and
every facility for purchasing domestic articles, en-
ables us to offer greater inducements than any
other house. We shall be constantly supplied with
the latest issues Of american Manufacture, and the
newest styles Of the importers.
we beg leave to refer to the following list Of arti
ccs as Icing part of ourregular stock:
COATS--Bluc, Black, Fancy Colors, FROM Ger
man, French, English and American Cloths, Cod
rington and Tweed Goats, Dress do, Eta Sacks,
Ennines, Cashmcres, Ginghams and various other
styles.
PANTS-Blue and Black Cloth md Cassimeres.
RuG'skin, Doeskin and fancy Plaid and strip'i
Casso, Kentucky Jean, Gambrooh, White and
Brown Linen, Printed Drilling Blue, Black, Mix'd,
Lavender and fancy Satinet in great variety.
VESTS--Of Cloth, Casso, Cashmeres, LASTING,
Valencia, Supertine, Fine and Common Black
Satin, many qualities, Plaid and Fancy Satitls,
Bsrathea, Striped and Watered Silk.
Trimmings and Boys Clothing,
large stock and in great variety.
~: WHITING, No's 40 & 40 Ann st.
M KEHOE, Jr, BOSTON
CIV. GALLOUPE,) ix.49xo
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ROBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM.
A STANDARD PERIODICAL FOR YOUTH
Edited by G. GOODRICH Author Of Peter Paeys Tales &C. IL
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A YEAR

TENIs publication habee
Il
pie cesof Nus candn more
a to soreth lnd with
mneofh Natucsoft
Sea md
AUegoaI anR
rncosite will
admitted
to
and
aef rreaHnG
ceanl price,
dfS by
M9sm Single w.
-" sides and edges " IS 50 " s. A.
liberal ttot etrde.
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INIPURITY OF TIE BLOOD.

By removing CHECKED PERSPIRATION, it
allays FeyerS and mfammations, and thus cures
PLEURiSY, LUNG and LIVER COMPLAINTS,
GROUP, MUMpS, QUINSY, and has accomplished
wonders in t,o ou,,a Of
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9:19 to 1919
Medical Advertisement.
AN UNEQUALLED REMEDY

And IN Al0sanac for 1918 Gratis.
1st-For Colds and Feversh feelings and l~erenting
Fevers.
lions.
3d-For Dalhna, Indigestion and Loss Of appetite.
4th-For Costiyeness III females and males
5th-For Stomach affections, Dyspepsia and Piles.
THE GREAT POINTS are, it is not bad to take, new
er gives pain, and NEVER LEAVES ONE COSIINE!
For ali these things it is warranted unequalled and
all who do not find it so may return the bottle and get
their money.
This medicine is LONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN
INDIAN PAN4 CEA. Fuller description in all Alman
&C for l848, gratis
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Dir. sPHoN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY

Why will you suffer with that distressing complaint
when remedy is at hand that will not fail to cure you?
This remedy will eecually destroy any attack ofhead
ache either bilious. 1t has cured cases Of
twenty years standing.
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WAREHOUSE OF
PRINTS ONLY.
NO. Sc CEDAR STREET, NEW YOEK.

| NO. DO CEDAR STREET, NEW YOEK.
MNN9 JTDSWN 6 h1E1E9
(LATE LEE & JUDSON)
OCCUPY the spacious FIVE STORY WARE
W HOUSE, No. So CEDAR STREET, the whole
of which is devoted to the exhibition and sale of the
SINGLE ARTICLE of
PRINTED CALIC0ES,
Their present stock consists of nearly
One Thousand Packages,
Embracing some THOUSANDS of different pat
terms and colorings, and comprising everything de-
srabe in the line, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC.
All of which are offered rsale for cash. or salts
factory credit, at the LOWEST PRICES, by the
PIECE OR PACKAGE.
New Styles are received almost every day, and
many of them got up for our own sales, and not
to be found elsewhere.
O- Printed lists Of prices, corrected from day to
dav with every variation in the Market are placed
in the hands Of buyers.
Merchants will be able to form some idea of the
extent and variety of our assortment when we state
that the value of our usual stock of this one article
is at least twice the value of the entire stock OF dry
goods usually kept by ourlargest wholesale jobberS
This fact, together with the fact, that our means and
attention, instead of being divided among vast va
rety Of articles, are devoted wholly to ONE, will rem
der the advantages which we can offer to dealers
pcllCCly ODNlpllS IL nllttl w ottl
who visit our establishment shall meet with any dis
appointment.
Our assortment is complete at all seasons of the
year. LEE, JUDSON q LEE.
2. S.-B F. LEE formerly of the firm of Lord&
Lees, and late senior partner in the original firm of
Lee & Brewster, from which connection he with
drew some time ago, has resumed business lii con-
nection with NIcssrs Lee & Judson, under the firm
of LEE, JUDSON & LEE and he ventures to as
sure his friends and the public, that tie new firm
will maintain the same pre-eminence in this branch
If the trade which formerly distinguished the other
wo houses to which he belonged. 0:6:ly
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

Victor Orleans Co. N. Y. July 49, 1917
Mr.. Bennett, Little Falls: Dear sir on the receipt
of this send me at least four dozen bottles Extract
of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. 1t is giving ell
tir3 satisfaction here. One case, that Of young
m IN from Michigan, nearly gone with consumption.
II commenced taking the medicine when unable to
ST. up, and before using the whole of the first bottle
was so much better as to be able to walk to the
nghbors, and it is now certain that he will Get well
speedily lie was also very deaf, and that is also
nearly cured. There are other cases where it has
been used with good success. Yours, truly,
A. p. Dickinson.
Victor, July %, 1917 Mr.. Bennett: Dear sir,
The medicine sent has not come to hand yet. am
entirely out, with calls of from to 10 bottles per
day. Send some by express Immediately.
In haste, yours, A. p, DICKINSON.
LnGammatory Rheumatism Cured.
Seneca Falls, July 49, 1917 Mr.. Bennett: Dear
sir, | am entirely out of your Extract Of Yellow
Dock and SarsapariIla, and will be much Obliged
If you will send me some four dozen Or more bot
ties rs soon as possible. do not like to be out of
the medicine. So far it has sold well and given
entire satisfaction. One bottle of Yellow Dock and
oarsapar,la, ana one bottle Of RheGmatic Lniment,
sold on the lOth day OF June, has perG 'med rad |
cal cure Of infiammatOry rheumatism Of ing stand |
ing, upon gentleman who was only AHA II ;71ovn
about the house on crutches. He was in our vjIaoe
to-day some six miles from horoo ;tit
crutches He wished me to tender @ ~
unfegned thanks for being restored to health i.1
relieved from pain and suffering by the sole sa ns
your Invaluable medicine. j. II. BRov,N
Prepared at S. f. Benefits Laboratory Tittle
Falls, Herkimer County, N. Y, and sold by V. Ross
Brandoni Henry Simonds, Pittsford; Luther Dan
iels, Rutandi Root & Tomlinson, Castleton; Hook
or & Joslin, West Poutney Jas. Kelsey, Fairhaven;
Kent Wright, Shoreham; N. S. Bennitt, Bridport
Sidney Moody, Middebury, and by the principal
druggists and merchants throughout the u. States.
West Indies and Canadas '''O''
None genuine unless put in the large square bot
Hes containing quart, with the name of the Syrnn
Blown in the glass, with the written signature Of s
J. BEESEll on each outside wrapper, ix39x3s
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Port OF New York, April q, Is4s.
Cleared.

Cleared.
ships-Ashburton. tpkt) Howl.nd, Liverpool Grinnel
McKennel. Glasgow, Dunham& Dimon; Vck,burr Berry
New Orleans. w Mellon
Empire, Eaton ub,; Leland. Adams Co; Peter Dsmll
rset. sav.npah NJ Demill; Aim Durham Aexandris,
Bhes sresn, (BI) McKinnsl Africa, r Nevius Sou.
Gen Taylor Fn'es Neuyas Holt Owen; Phlu Thatch.
schs-Pinta Brown Edenton NC; GIabe, Simmons, Wash
Ing on Nc; sesu,n /. an Baltimore; Uncle John Bal iw,o.
rh,ladelps,l; Wy.r Snow do; Ohyi, Virginia, o.
sioopoRislui. Durf.e. Newport.
cotton. &c. 10 X D Fowler WIN
Swedish bars Ses hkerson, Port Vendors (Frsnce) via
hr ugh the Straits ia co with barks Apollo for New York
aud Cornell, bevsu, for Baltimore
mss to GReatSao Nee ssnaor 2''e'n' q days. with
swedish brig Nepune bove on tottenburg 90 DAYS. with
sprung aeak had to throw overheard part Of her
,trg Nerm,n tot North Yarmou,hl seabury, s.sus la
British brig Pomor Johnson Halifax days with mdse, to
g Wheelwnsrt, Sid in co with brig Mel.ute for NYork
schIA De Rosset Brewster, Wilmington NC. to De Kos
scnr Virginia H9dskir, Owens. Plymouth. NC. sdays.
schr Dennis. odgoa Lubec, day, to Smith Bcynton
The Telegraph reports vessels in sight At shutdown.
Sailed.
Jacket shp h,hbnrton Lverpool ship Richard Golden,
sa,snnah barks Lucille sumata; job Potter New Ofsans
Co,nmb do John stroud Mobile; Inca Baltimore brig.
Belfast california; Republic hlansbsm; George kmery st
Thomas' Phiun. Savannah; and other"
The pot Of tn, ship Hudson. from New Orlean, berg
read, arrived hence at New Orleans IN II days"
April s-supri,.. Wind NV, meridian. NV; sunset. N
W Outside Of the Hook at meridian Il was 81 suhse' o.
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RECEPTION OF THE News OF Francis REGE-
NERATIoN.-The Cincinnati Commercial of the
3lst uit says:The French flag nuered in the breeze
ftom staff high the top OF the Independent engp.
house, No yesterday This sympathy TOR the French
republic has been very general
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CoNsULs.-John H. Dreyer, OF New York, has
been recognized by the President Consul General OF biz
Higbness, the Duke of Brunswick and Lunepburg fer
the United states Alse, julius Frede, ch, Cob.ul OF
Oldenburg for the port Of Galveston, Texas
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Herald Marine Correspondents.
Puua mr. puA April 6, 4 rM-Arriysd-brg ~ refrick
Vail Long !slsud schs ,T9reh Tomln' J.sSsn psnn'''
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Passengers Ar~svsS.
New ORLEArs-Ship frances Depau-Nns Fay, Miss vii
hsms, Mrs Muiford. y Bslls-2 in the steense.
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Being an increase ever the issue of the preceding
week.
The tables below show the items of the receipts in
specie and the dsburseme in specie, from the 1st
January, 1871 to the 30th June, 1S4S inclusive =
RECEIPTS
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PHILApELrHrA, August IS, 1913

PHILADELPHIA, August 49, 1918.
The following is nearly literal translation Of pa
per, written in German, by Charles Langfeldt, now
confined in Moyamensing prison under sentence of
DEATH for the murder of Mrs. Rademacher. The lac
guage used by him exhibits the marked character Of
the man. and leads the conclusion that he will
never be brought to a confession but that he will
bury in his lon grave the mystery of his crime He
promises further expose of the perures said to have
been committed by the witnesses who appeared against
him -
RESPECTED PUBLIC ,pELpitrA.
viii nave s,i heard ,s ad read IN the that am CHARGED
and this country. hay until the pesen overlooked the
matter in silence and also at 1t is not e prod when
When man becomes unfortunate how the slanierous fi
nn"n 70 aenosr HIM ne aDsnous beasts The oaannies
the murder of my rotht crime in Paris Nav
from az these ISLANDERS and have good Conscience temaad
that all those should prove o. the upon me-
Furthermore persons falsely reported that hal the gaueys
branded urOn m, back:
my property and for it had to endure years peni eptary
confinement I'D satisfied again 70 come no lie fresh air
again cucd me in Ella VS. and sunk me in he'll For the
knew Who resided in the hus and yet have been
on suscon and condemned to death without proof of guilt
devoid t Of 1a aad S
my cohns sy published the the papers as being
IGOs h stains TAIN b, h rust Faint tobacco and
@ u who Se a ey
dente like the EmIeiorsf China The Ia ter will describe
been ahe intend doing this not with belief thai M exist.
enee can lie lena thened they this would ONLY
satiate their Iage, and were the last one.
have been compelled to hear that also charged
believing in my Cod Thoseae only such report it, only
Themselves believe in the God who bright car schla
aod who he good IN
whchis evil in this and another world in the latte which
will soon wander to receive my due.
CHARLES LANGFELDT
Moyamensing Prison, Aug Ia, lsIS
son Of Philip J. Gray, editor Of the Camden Mail,
was drowned on Wednesday afternoon while playing
upon some logs aioat near the bank of the river
large fire was raging Chester creek last night
as the train from Wilmington passed that vicinity
Particulars are not known
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WASHINGTON, August II. L

WASHINGTON, August II, ISIS.
Polluted Matters-0regon .9ppointments- Gen Shields
- Gen. Robert Sm'th-The Barn6urners- stratyS, DC.
Congress broke up in quite M-humor, Some of
the ultra Southern members very much dssatis
fed with the result of the Oregon matter the excu
sion Of slavery, without recognizing the principle
the Missouri compromise Some of them for de-
nouncng the Northern democracy who have been
their natural allies but by doing they throw them
selves into the hands of the wings whe have been
rayed against them upon every question affecting their
interest since the formation of the government. Wit
the acquisition of Louisiana, purchase of Florida
Xation Of Texas, and acquisition of New Mexico
and California, all of which carried through by
the united votes of the Northern democracy and the
South, over the Northern wings The sober of
the South will check dsafecton which would tend
to pjuIe the democratic party and throw the govern
ment into the ba nds of their enemies.
The appointments in Oregon mostly the very best
selections that could be made Mr. Pritchete of Pen
syvaDa, the Secretary of the Territory is of the
very ablest men in the country and capital appoint
ment. Gen. Shields is also popular appointment mt
This entirely dsspates the rumor of the Sierra Madre
expedition and the Irish revolution humbug 1t also
clears the to the United States Senate for Gen
Robert Smith of Illinois, of the most popular
in The House Of Representatives, and the most lucky
m8n in country.
The nomination Of Mr. Van Buren, by the Buffalo
convention has excited no attention whatever. Tb,
platform adopted by the convention and the nomira-
tien Of Charles F. Adams for the Vice Presidency have
excited the apprehension Of the wings the safety
New England By-the-way, there have beer letters
received in this city from leading barnburnsrs which
would make the Van Buren, men, par excellence. and
the wings. swear some, should they be made public
Some Of the government officers who hold the most
lucrative places in the North and who supporting
MIR. Van Buren,, have lately written to gentle in
1his city that they supporting Van Buren to d-
vide the wing party, prevent Taylor from getting their
state and thus secure the election Of Gen Cass The
late election news has brought out number of such
letters. Strays show which way the wind blows.
PRECAUTION.
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rillae, near Tampico, will be brought home In the
course Of Q few days. Arrangements are being made
for grand funeral pageant.
The Front street Theatre was opened last night by
MIR Burton, with quite q good company under the
stage mapageme ut Of Mr.. Fenno. The performance
passed of remarkably we'll, to good house
Next week, the Holiday street theatre will be opened
under the stage management Of Mr. James Wasck
with a fine company. The Baltimore Museum and the
Howard AtheDaum also preparing to open for the
fall season.
Aaron r. Day was yesterday arrested on the charge
Of selling lottery policies to negroes contrary to Law
This policy vending is Of the most rascaly modes
Of robbpg the poor negro imagi nable There hun
dreds of in this city who thus squander away
most Of their earnings. However il is tina
the lottery system generally, which is in accordance
with law
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BALTfMonE, Aug. Is. 1915.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 1s, 1S4S.
Cen Tdylo's Last Lette-BGitimore Delegates 10 fhe
Buffalo Contention Remains Of Captain Boyd
Iheatyicois, &c.
Our whig papers all refuse to publish General Tay-
lors last letter, passing II by with silent contempt
The Independent will have to organize again as
no one now call General Taylor a whig can
didate.
Our Baltimore delegates to the Buffalo Conyentio
arrived at home yesterday, and report New York as
sure for Van Buren,, without n struggle. They say
that the interior Of New York is almost anmous
the subject, and that the freeso party the North
J. tne only party that can raise particle Of enthu-
am in behalf Of their principles and their ndi-
Gates The first enthusiastic shout, except from an
oeholder or an Office seeker is vet to be heard in
Dol ,imore either for Taylor or Cas-,
HE remains Of Capt. Boyd and Lieut.. Tsneyhin,