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WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
At0fherD great effected hy eFtdreS Holland Bit
keS-The Peter DE Witte, living In Holland Town,
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
OF the stomach and indigestion. She hHd been
under physiclas cure for some time, but the disease
seemed bulic his skill. She purchased IOl
land Bers office, which have given tone to her so
mach, appetite and strength returning and Arm
~ believe that this another great ELECTED By your
medicine.
We have still record many wonderful effected by
this remedy, but must await another opportunity One
thing you rely upon, what have Published from
persons respected community, and literally
true. j. cUINTUS,
Editor ShcboyEaii SeuV bOic, ShGbOyEan, Wis.,
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nOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
orut Il. ChcstrI's Gothic Hall.
urADACuE An DEmLITY

IIEAUAUITE y.
Mr.. Sas LIscomb, Birmingham SAYS ~ have found in
oernvc's Bers remedy for headache and debility. My
wife has also used 1t with the greatest benefit"
Mr.. S Nicholson, Of Pittsburgh also he has expo
rlsncci much relief from its usr for heniaclr.
READ TdlS.
LOIldndsIs aOWg-lucob RInskrs, living in the
Holland Of sehuv gan, Wis After suffering
time the misery attending utter rrostTaOn Of
mind nn body, Ihave been restored, BY using BOcrhnvcs
Dittcrs. perfect health"
The Of this remedy being In such high rrPutc among
ollnnders Wisconsin, MichiSan New iork-ln fact,
every Holland settlement In the United Sates-nrgues in
its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED
Mr.. john Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh
the Pennsy Vaun Canal snys: "When commenced tnkng
Boerhave Holland Eers could hardly walk-Iow
eXclllent henlth.b
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TIL LoeAx & Co, at the Bridge Corner
Ira, Store. have their Sod, Fountain in full OPP
,-,t,7. and keep it as cold as last january"
1i,i,spparatus for the manufacture of this plea
sst dtink, is on new principle, and is as curl
e,.as it Is convenient.
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TuE Belmont Chronicle of yesterday gives the
flowing account of some bad conduct in its
,Liage:-
On saturday night last, an individual whose
tsae is unknown to us, cnticcd an old man, liv-
j.. ia town. from his house, and after getting
lin some distance away, he was set upon by Il
-sas vi rutiians, beaten most numerically, tar
III and ftathcred, and tossed over a fence al
E,t dead. There is no cause assigned for this
eaarily act, except it be traced to the vindic-
'i1vrr>, Of doggery keeper, against whom the
d. uan brought suit some time ago for selling
iioT, which resulted in the confinement in Jail
lhe dosgcFy keeper. This is not certain,
i'r.ycr. but Is the only reason assigned. II
III, i, the only reason for the base and coward
j act We hope the perpetrators may be brought
10 justice.
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GINcrSNATI, May Flour very quiet, com.
mon brands offered at s., 100 bbk choice and
extra sold ut J,3Oaf0. Provisions quiet, 10000
lbs bulk Sides at S-s, delivered ut river in a
small way. fair business at SIG for mess
Pork, 1-la8 10 for Bacon, Shoulders and
Sides. Lard-9 l-4a9 1-2 for Dbl and 10 1-2 for
keg. Whisky, TGO bbis at 1ga9-S. Sugar, 80
hhds at 1-sal-9 for fair and good fair. Coffee
moderate demand, $50 bags rio at II l-+ai-2.-
Molasses firm, 80 bbls at - cash.
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VIZ are requested to call meeting of the
.,.o.,issioncrs of the Odd Fellows Hall AssOcia-
,,r Er Saturday evening, at the Hall over the
r..,.sficc. 4 full attendance of the Board is
,,sc,.t as business of Importance will come be-
fqs tie meeting.
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COTTON IL E'ITCH'S
Series of School Biographies.
PUBLISHED ny J. IL. COTTON 6 COMPANY. =.

No. lT2 MILAN STREET, NBw YoRE.
INTRODUCTORY Observation-Disclosures to the eApaci.
t. Of the young beginner Care has been taken TO avoid
everything which should lie served for the adTRcsl
pupil The nps only principal features ieaeatld
and hence easily studied Tile lessons copiuusy
Illustrated with appropriate CnHrHvInGs,
Modern School Geography. Designed that largo
class OF pupils In schools who wish learn
0rtant facts of Geography but have time 10 consult the
elaborate Ia this book great btrs
akCn ly cOpious cNlrcstS, make the pupil thoroughly
acquainted with the tlIs, and familiar with localities. It
nlsO contains, In condensed form, all that ID given In the
american School Geography and is complete tcOTSi9l
is6N
AmcrIcau School Geography An elaborate work, Le>iSH
cd for pupils who wish become familiar with the details
of Geography The maps ll and reliable, according
recent surveys and explorations, and engraved STEEL
in the finest styleof the arti the LESSONS suitably Gssr
ted and everything Is embraced which should he found In
an advanced work upon Geography.
CHARACTERISTICS H1ArsThc Of the entire
es are drawn upon uniform system Of scales, 50 that BY
comparing them, the relative size OF the different Countries
and States viii he seen at glance, This cannot be done
trial you will lind the map OF the Eastern States upon one
scales New York. upon another; Virginia different and
smaller still Georgia, Forlda, etc. aotheriH
throughout tile booGnO two maps being upon exactly tho
same scale.
Outlines of physical Geography. Treating Of
divisions of tile enrts surface It's geological stFucturr Of
winds tides, currents storms, volcanoes earthquakes, &C.
adapted to the school room.
~ Teachers contemplating change in Biographies
invited to correspond wtlIthe publishers febaI-ISw
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rstox iIo1rL-Thos. Johnston, so long and
6ys-abv known as the landlord of the National
ly..l. St Clairsrillc, Ohio, has remodeled the
Ne..on House i'll that place, and changed its
l.ae to the Union Hotel. He is prepared to
.7ommoIate his old fricnds and patrons.
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ll,ve the girls all get married? Ifthcy have
- We can tell one of good situation, in a
.,,g family-a very agreeable family-to do
,r.r,l homework, if she will call at our Office
an, , to + o'clock.
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YESTERDAY afternoon was occupied with
:, sbovcr. accompanied with thunder and
r., linz 1t was not very pleasant for pedestri-
but was n,ucl, needed, to give vegetation u
III Start
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80 boat loaded with salt, was SINK in the
IL, : ,;rer at steubenviIlc, on Tuesday last. 1t
U-'' , -, l,v Ntessrs. Orr & Clawson, of Free
~, ~ Pa. Loss about $1,000.
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CRISI'ADORO,S. ,HAIl5 DYE

CONTRAST the tnts brought IN the hair by Crissads
" TOs matches revitaEng Hair Dye, and those prou
ced by application Of the burning fluids ordinarily sold
Hair Dies, that the color Is natural inOne
unnatural In the other, the simple Is that
Cristanrcis the ONLY preparation which by its exact che
Gcal combination operates natural and innutabG Tr
cpies Made, sold and applied lin private roOus)
Cristadoros, AsiOr House, broadway, n Y. AlsnfUr
sale hy tile Principal Druggists and Pea tuners throughout
the country.
New York Agents, w. II. CORY s co.
fsGlYdnw WARD, CLOSE & co.
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MEDICAL.
.--. Ar SHOULD 7IRY IT..
D r. j.. HOST eTTER, S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BUFFERS.
100. 900 Ro.,Ie. sola iu Ono y err.

NJ oTIIING in the understanding ia the medical market
IN for tile past ~ years, huS SQualcti,
article he produced equal to llls
GREAT ANTI-DYSPEpTlC.
Dr. uostetters prcparations not n old granny recipe
tu experimental result Of Amateur HhyEt.
clans verbal investigation. 1t Is the result OF profound
elaborate. study Of Of the scientific chemists OF
the present century.
DE- llOetter submits his Invaluable Filters to any cheui-
caIteSts what Is still better, personal trial upon your
constitution. The properties OF these ttErs will
be found first analysis and tile full force OF great
medicinal will be made manifest In IN almost inersdi
bly, Shert space of time upon the system.
Are you DyspepcS TIen take utfe celebrated stomach
Ditterx
Are you DiousI Try bottle Of these Bittsrs and be
relieved at
Are you annoyed by lnlsestton9 Remove the canse by the
free Of these Btters.
lave you Fever and Ague How many thousands in the
West and South have been cured of this constitutions destroy
ing disease, by the use Of these Bitters.
All should try this great anloc. We venture to affirm
that while lIoselters Ders used, OF fever aud
nguc cannot occur.
One wine glasslul three times day before meals
will great tonic agent, which NIL will appreciate
when personally satisfied Of the fact, hcy will he by 6E
ing tile Bitters one trial.
medicinal qualities. They put UP In
square bottles, containing full quart with tie On
and " j. LoSeteTS i0a,ct littdrS, blown on the Lot
tie. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR TER BOTTLE.
by all the principal Druggists, Hotel BarS
Restaurants, and Dealers generally throughout the United
States, and by .,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ', -
ieea-1vlaw - Wheeling.
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THE LA TEST NEWS
ERGEavED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
R0BBERY

Sr:rSoF1ELD, o., May l-Thc hardware store
of Klinefeltc. & Co, in this city, Was entered
last night, by boring through the door, and
about $500 worth of goods distracted. No
traces of the robbers have as yet been discoy-
cred
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TIA, river still continues to fall But little
ta,BcsS was done on the wharf yesterday, the
leather being very unfavorable for outdoor OPP
cations.
The Louisville Courier of Wednesday fur
HiSh2s the following items:
ANnTnER CoLLlsIoX.-Wc learn from the Off
GERS Of the Roht J. Ward, from New Orleans,
thN. the 7. {. lwitehgll and Antelope came into
,'!iiSipn last Sunday near the mouth of the Ohio
~ Whitl the IWltcheii was much injured. Her
forward StarboaFd guard for space Of forty feet
was smashed in, and her hull damaged to some
extent. W hen the Ward met her She was ca
ietne1 over to one side, and were busy at work
repairing damages. The cause. or particulars of
tif collision, we did not hcarany further than it
apparel that the Signals were misunderstood.
ne iNitthcll was on her way to New Orleans,
and the Antelope was bound Tor this port
'cAL sunk ~ \ SrORI.-We learn from the
'icers ii the Southcrncr, from st. Louis, that
lfif Of coal boats were sunk in tue Lower Ohio
saturday evening, at the Sisters, in IL Storm
&c crew lost I'll their baggage and fixtures and
I2l to swim for their lives Several of them
[S'e III the water three quarters of an hour,
hSilg to portions Of the wreck, before they
.tle'el shore. They then went to Smithland,
,"e.e they got aboard Of the Southcrncr and re-
,,!hsi 70 this city. The boat belonged to the
A, -. Association of Pittsburgh.
We Learn from the officers Of the Southcrner
-. ~ violent storm prevailed along the lower
;.4n saturday evening, and that a brick house
= Southland WAS unrOOfed, and the gable ends
$'a oae wall blown down
IHe Pittsburgh Dispatch says:-
:. fTeshts on heavy Pittsburgh manufacturer
IN: nails, &c.-were lowered yesterday, by the
"lt1ae Association The present rates. tn Gale
"a Dubuque, &C., are sixty cents per hundred.
as 'hls was the mark set by some of the ship
iLlg Farties themselves, we presume they will
s ,a.9raee the opportunity and send on thei,
,ylsdt at once 10 the steamers There is no
,'''ias, In these times, hon soon the rivers may
- down, and If we are correctly informed, there
sie over two thousand tons Of Pittsburgh arti-
~ now awaiting shipment to the Upper Mis-
'ISsippi and tributaries.
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r., Herald says the stcubcnville and Indiana
r rnr i. nor doing heavy business in the
w Of feishis-
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PEvEp AED AGfTE

4 Case Of Eight Months Sanding Cured by BoeThGrG'S
Holland Bters.-AIicael Kelly, No Iii Grant, near Saith,
tl street saysnst July Willis running on the river on
vas taken with FsvGr Aguc. For eight long months
with this dreadful disease The greater part Of this
unable work, and spent at least fifty dollars
for different medicines, but found permanent relief
Three weeks of friends insisted upon my try
ing .oeThurc's Holland BHeFS snyinC hRt
0aard,ieed. After tryns it for only one week, must
state was n sOund luvc been at work for
weeks and have had return Of the chs and fever
whatever"
certify the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
orr AZ CiUthiv Hall.
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BROILS VS., FRIES =
ROBTNSON,S PAI,EN1t GLRLDIRON

against the Frying pnn!t
well known fact that meat bro!led Is much pail
atahe, tender and healthul than when fried. All Sce
meats ought to be broed. The New Griron Is
nirnt as the Frying Pan, and much economical Av
downward drnuEh II takes all the Smokeup chimney,
eooEs the meat entirely through in Its juees without
burning IT, savcs all the fat reduces bills IS per cent,
and can I've used over q wood or coal IRE.
Price for the round 10 In. diameter. $500
square Q by II inches. ., 90. ............ M
oblong byl5 ....................2,LI
by 10 ....................2yIal
= tS u ........... 800
We will send by express prepaid, Of these
s's TO any part Of the United States Cnsi OF tie Mississippi
Iar not far west Of ~ on receipt Of tile money
Money may lie sent by mail, ''rSgissered,'' at
% Agents wanted In every county, and city tile
Union Circulars, with full description sent application
".AMEnicAS FoRElGS PATENT AGENCY Co."
fels;dawly 30 FUNNIEST. New York
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I De Pittsburgh Dispatch says :

c>y,- WANTED.
LaousA:'D bushels Of sbsllel Corn, in good ship.
~ GRO WILSON
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]. ALLEN, No. 30 Rond street,

p sPersons desiring any Information In rtfer-
to the a6hYe will he furnished with pamphlets free OF
Pos'aGc by sending note with address to DT J. ALuI.
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j. the Ohio College
II tnl Surgery, invites attention 10 is highly Improved
method Of constructing Artificial rtres, which combine
the following advantages:
i. There CEcVieCS the Of foot
vate the saliva orntyct tie btsath not eXtR the
sliEitsSt moisture ean get lween tue iegil and iEiS
* An Artificial G,n stitch Is as tirl Hl iiSstrurtihlsa
the teeth, Is fused Rt Sh heat letSsr and aruui IcE
basv untes them To each other aud to tie
"Lc tie are set IhS gum tinlarts To the tt that Pc
tile natural Organs.
o. Great strengths Obtained by thus uniting the teeth
gun and nlaes anl no ordinary f0tre of mHttinE,
break them from their base.
4 clear snd Of slSeel j. restored
This important Change eSce 10y having tide I6sde OF tfr
teeth aud ur natural oriu To tl inria the toisus
the t!entnrv, prevents The kissing
ing or singing SO often Observed In persons SsarE art
\ c3l teeth.
/ .. Tlenatnral xrtrsscn mouth face
can he restored In eastk where they have become
This Is done Gy means of aliIhul tlachnients to the
tfHlnCNorG supporting the teeth. These attachments
oriu Gs to bring ni the Sunkr portions aud sustain Iui
in teE proper position They covered wilt tile abSve
named gum compound aud component paris the
lentuc, and wien rightly formal cannot be detected by
closest observer. THIS method of restoring the checks to
their original lness, form
sion Of the mouth Hips has been well tested having been
Iantc special feature IN the authors practice several
years past, Avariety OF Photographic DagueryoyIe
LEcnEsseS which have been takC Of trsos without this
improvement with It, can S seen at his occ
Ing the great change In appearance which produced in The
counenanccs of
aud examine together with other specimens of his work,
D. The plates usually employed areriatlna
pleasant taste In the mouth In short this hrnces
pie. With reference the utility of this method
testimonials can he given from CiniGnt Dentists in the var
| and other cities.
Dr.. ALsEs has arrangements by which he is enabled
serve persons from distance, Immediately arrival
j. ALLEN, No. 30 Bond street,
p. SPersons desiring any further Information In
enes the aboys viii t drstd win pamphlets, free OF
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
rLnrptII Nav I.-Piver g feet Weather
CINCINNATI MARKET.

ozclsxA45l. May 1.-Two fllIsn . inches
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nm TSTELLIGENCER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

--..rulur subscription, advertising Or other A.
\, The fneHisenesr should be addressed to
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USr received, lot Youths and Young Amerie" Leg
ar i2'' ''1'' " s D. HARPER SON
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loss az .iDllFfIf6, UttiIiiU, IU|T3TtNtN5l
Iliad and EteSG'iHD TileS.
Many worthy citizens testify to it's wonderful
efficacy In all affections the Stomach and Liver as
Tonic cqucrd the relief it affords in
NIL Of debility weakness Of nny Shd is aninst IN
stanancnus In Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Alice
;ios has numerous instances proved highly beneficial
and In others effected n decided cure.
When eminent yscaMS prescribe, aNl their patC!s
unles.tingly recommend, surely may to doubt
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
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p IN. editorial department Of the paper,
9S15E.,. TO the Editors, jointiy, ortO either one
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Hallowell & Wiley,
No 1913 ITnin "a.
WHEELING, VA. .

NaagttctWr6rS ?T erGry description Of
Furniture.
JJ-E do general furnishing business anl keep hand
w every variety Chairs, leaseads, Glasses Mattras
Lounges. We also prepared to do all kinds Of
turning and furnish Geseads to Cabinet Makers in
white ready Novels and DLlasters furnished
10 order. apis
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.,,IE; LAW OF NEWsPAPhhs.

,.r,-i,o do not give express notice to the con-
,-;l.iisrrI as wishing to continue taeiF snSsertp-
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iIy irs nesIsst refuse to take their Psriodi;
u 10 Eilieh tIev are directed, they archeld
"a l t,sy hare settled the bin and Ordered them
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iee2-1ydav
LECTRO CIIENIISCIIE ARON1A
Echt Ho2andseI Kruidsn Baters.

rINwN YEARS have casc4 tho Introduction of this
i valuable medicine into the United Stn,cs. During this
time II has gained Hirersmi Popularity as Remedy
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i oEs Ilsi 10 S sot EsssS ssfi shas
)! - =: ss.lgrstse receive.
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5oruINd in the narket-notng iu the medical market
for l,lst -N.rs. Sannlct
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"Y O'"t' w. s. wooDsIDE, Superintendent.
n.1t i Il FORD, Agent.
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" J. ALLEN, late Professor In the Ohio College OF pen
II tnl Surgery, invites attention his highly Improved
method Of constructing Artificial Drntures, Which combine
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~. ...-ers o.Ier tis disadvantages OF their perl
s1lier may continue to send them until an ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30
CHIIE.

THE CLERICAL DIsrUTE-wAR or THE ARCHBISHOP
WITH THE coUKTs-Hrs GRACE cESsURED-THE
COFFEE ORE DUTY HARVEST REPoRT-EARrH-
ouAKEs AND EcLIPsE-PRo6REss OF THE REPUs-
Lro-lNroRrs AND ExroRTs-BASKs AND SCHOOLS.
m.hip Bora arrived At panans the oth inst,
having experiences Unusually heavy veshes on me voy
me dslss are from Valparaiso isrh, and from oailao
2sth October.
Ia chile The attention Of both the government, and The
people Is occupied with the religious question previously
mesuor ed The Vicar In the absence OF the Archbishop
dsobec ence aynx upon terrible for
offence The case Was afserwrds appealed 70 the Arch
bsscp Who approved ne Wears decree and .he Csnons
prsme Court which decided that the Archbishop
Just granting the appeal in full effect HIS sraoc
sasghs decision ana requested toe 70
ne, tere and 70 declare the sapre Court having
srceesed in power and encronched his aaihorty 70
Which the government replied BY stating that the Court
had acted according its constitutional attributes and
hoped that his Grace would bow 70 the Courts decsou
but he continues ooeuac, and the Court sustained BY
the gove will. he does not retrsct sentences him
such punishment II may deem proper 70 terminate
the corct between the civil and ecclesiastical 20 ssrs
this nosy Gspu,e, when by means prove salts
factory these who reckoned to securely he bgory
they have suven 10 ns, into the peoples minds In order
70 forward toeir pretensiOns through fear.
Gov, rnment has 70 repeal the duties the
expectation Of copper should the fail prce, Esglsnd
prove permanent and sec, vat important branch Of
dusry This duty produces at present about hall mil
Ion OF dollsrs.
Inc exertion in favor Of public instruction vas pro.
The harvest promised 10 be abundant. Many shocks
Of earhauakes have felt, confirming observa
MADE that Ia october and November esrthq
are more re- quent than Al any other periods Ia Cne
There eclipse the moon on the 18th ut. visi-
BILE Chile
Comparing The public revenue for The republic years
1854 and 1895, wc hnds- - -
lstBthe public revenue was. so.2sI f25 -
iss4- = ............. 6.si-,2is "a
In favor OF 1856, sst5os -
And this been CONSTANT for the "a" twelve
PEERS. -. -, -. -
me reduction Of the national debt both foreign and In
terror 10 sesaly progressing and roe the foreign deot
10 only ne $40 500 ans that o. ths interior VI s604 400
In the value q the exports and impoys inr we years
bescre mentioned, ee dnd also oossAessoe ncrceso,
win