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DIR. M.pE vAI.LET.s

FEMALE PERIODICAL PILL.
These pills have been used In the private practice Of the
Proprietor in the Hospitals Of Of France many
years. meeting With Unparalleled suecess-sivng great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail.
They act charm In correcting trreguarfty and OBJ
atruetions producing regular return the monthly
charge.
mild and gentle sttmulant They produce agreeable
exhneraon and happy influence both mind and body.
Pregnant FEMALES those SuppOsIng hemSeVes sO
cautioned against using these pills. they will produce
miscarriage, although under circumstances injurious
the most delicate, Ror sale by
janis 6TE0GHLlNS s BusHPiELD.
DALLEYtSs MAGICAL PAIN EX.
TRACTOR,
EXPLANATION and PAIN as lnseparable as FIRE and
HEAT. Inaaaton produces pain, and pain produces In
namatIun Wheevef there heat throbbing or
redness, nomater whether caused BY fever hurt
Sos poison, rhennAtSm, piles, Scnld burn sting there
Is inflammation. A hundred books thousand sermons
alter change the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature, nnamatoD subdued To ac-
compliSh this, physician are always direct
Thousands OF physicians, thousand Of the rit and
most persopS who have uked DALBEYs MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit, that
control Il most wonderful and immediate,
instantly aitaying the pain neurans poison Extracting
morbid aeereiSn' and forcing nature to her
renewing aud htninE. No burn, seald ament,
ye tOitS soothing curing Influence. Ap
ply It immediate!S and the cure has commenced.
Ths Genuine isSnvelopSdn Steel Plate Engraving with
the ofC.ST. oLICKENER co., proprietorS. and
HENRY DALEY manufacturer, upon each box. Price
s5 cts. per hos,
All bhould be addressed 70 o. ". Cliekener
Co, 81 Barclay lt New York. TIL. LOGAN 3 90.
sP2s:lm Wheeling, VI.
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a NEw FRANKLIN EXPEDITION, New
York -Eouraat Of Commerce is informed that the
British government have refused to loan Lady
Franklin the bark Resolutc, recently presented
to that government by. the Amerieans.l to ena-
Die her to make further searches in the Arctic
regions for her husband and his party. shebas
therefore purchased, at Aberdeen, new and
beautiful screw yacht, under the inspection of
Capt. McClintOck, of the royal navy. who viii
command the expedition.
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TnE ANEmcAN ASTi-sl.AvsaY socIrrr is hold.
ing its tweny.fourth annual meeting in New
York city. The New York Post says Of yes.
terday's session:
There was the usual congregation Of strong
minded women in Quaker bOnnets and Boomer
hats but no short dresses were visible, that
fashion having, apparently, been crushed OUT
More than half of the congregation consisted Of
ladies' all OF them intellectual IN their appear
ance, and many of them young and pFetty.-
The men were generally Of the Old anii.slavery
army. with new faces
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Il
Tho dispute between P,trplia and myself is
aahstantially reduced To this single issue Can
ny adjective (conrerG) qualifying and agreeing
with noun (cGcumfhd for exahple,t also govern
another noun in the dative (paontibus)? Par
Gus argues in the negative. 1leave the question
for scholars to decide.
A fundamental error in PdrUuS' Interpretation
is, that he CONSTITUTES cOnrera, as substantive
Now it is true, that adjectives may be construed
Substantially, yet still they are ateetices, quail
flying and governing as Rdiectives and must be
gTamnatically rendered as adicctives.
should very much fear for the fate of my
name, were | assured, that it should exist so
long (only) as the "cestaticr sight of "lhe slopes
dsctel Nth the mountain shGlo,cs," should CON
tinue. aa
Parvus aud myself need dispute no longer, as
Iperceive that neither of US is likely to become
convinced. | therefore bid him aud ''the poets
idea" a respectful, good bye, TYrinE.
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SlSeuLAR CoIEcDEST.-Mrs Mary @. TIA
Vers, who died at Taylor's Island, in this coun-
ty, on the 18th ult, was born on the 18th of
April, married on the 18th Of April, and died
on the 18th Of April. aged so years, She was
in many respects remarkable woman. During
the war Of 1912, the British feet, while lying
off the mouth of the Patuxent, took vessel
belonging to her husband, John C. Travers;)
she, with the courage and intrepidity Of "Joan
of Are, manned roNv-hoat and ordered them
to row her to the AdmiIals ship, where she
was politely received She requested the adj
miral to give up her husbands vessel, who re-
piled, with the politeness and gallantry becoming
a gentleman in his position, that he ''never re.
fused the request of a lady. - Cambridge (lLd1
ELal.
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An1brotYpes for Sd.

PARTRIDGE, at his and spacious rooms, with fac
ties for operating and an arrangement light equal
any the eoun, and far superior any in The city,
they senthy mail without extra postage. Also TO set
them and pins price Is DaEuerreotypeS
Pictures rutomera good exhibited
and warranted to last fot ages unchanged.
AlEinds Of HateT4alsus IN the business sale.
Rooms side Of 1Iau st. above Monroe over Marsh
Tayiorsneu store suE1s
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PREVENTION OF PITTING IN SMALL Po1-Mr.
Martin, the senior surgeon to the Quincy Hos
Pital for diseases of the skin, has communicated
to the Medical Times very Important plan,
which he has adopted during the last fourteen
years, for preventing pitting in small pox, and
which, he states, has always proved successful.
The plan consists in applying the acetum cam
thar1dls, or any vesicating fluid, by means of
camel hair brush, toithe apex of each spot or
pustule of the disease, on all the exposed sur
lace of the body, until blistering is evident by
the whiteness Of the skin in the parts subjected
TO the application, when the fluid produsingit
IS to be wiped off with water or thin arlswroot
cruel. The pain attending the application of the
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TaB BANK OF ENGLAND. The business Of the
Bank of England is conducted by about eight
hundred clerks, whose salaries amount to about
e19o, coo, Thebanls in 1850 had about TWEEN
~ millions of bank notes incirculation. In the
same year there were about fiYe millions aepos
tied in the savings baiss Of the metropolis.
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Aaron HOUSE. Mar ID. Isl

3<ASFoH HOUSE, may IL 1901. 4
To tie Editors Of the E5sning Post:
Two weeks ago. Rev. Mr.. Lorviaux, Protes-
tant minister of France, called upon inc in com.
pany with Mr. WIN. r. Lawrence, of Boston, to
make some inquiries about land in Virginia.
They were seeking houses for the freedom-lov-
ing Weaknesses of the high Alps in the South
east of France, who prefer a milder climate
than that Of our Northwestern territories
gave them such information rs possessed in re-
gard to the soil, climate and social condition of
the diffenent localinesin Virginia, most likely to
suit them, and of the protection they might ex-
pect from the Emigrant Aid and Homestead
Company Mr.. LoirVaux has been to visit the
State, and called again upon me to day, to say
that he had secured three thousand acres Of
good land for Congregation of some Ave hun
dred in MonOngalia county, Va, within eight
miles of Morgantown, the seat of the county,
and of the Monongahela river, and within TWEEN.
tv miles of the Pennsylvania line, at the pnoder-
ate price of seventy-ive cents per mere. He
thinks the report he will bear to the French
ProteStants will induce many thousands to leave
a coutry where their rights are but poorly pro.
tected, and where land, of no more value than
that hc has Just bought, owing to tho crowded
state of population, is worth from three hun-
drcd to five hundred dollars per acre. Virginia,
| do not doubt, will reclaim these conntrymen
of Lafayette, possessing the faith Of the Huge
nots, of the Jays Of New York, and the Marions
of South CAROLYN
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Fron. he Baltimore Pat.io: and Commercial Ta.e,,.

From tte Baltimore P1trio: and Commercial Gasete
HAMPToNS TINoTURE.-ThIs medicine, which has been,
before the public for years. bat especially for
the last year. by Messrs Mortimer MoWbray as sole
prietOIs has met with remarkable success as we have
from the most respectable sources large number pa
ents Who have been relieved and number Of the medical
profession also who have used It in their practice have
voluntarily given their certificates Recommendation to
the proprietors.
We decidedly opposed FdSng qunek nostrums but
As we have seen 50 many letters 70 Aesrs Mortimer AGoW
nothing than Justice call the the people
to their Advertisement in tO-days paper.
Ff.i. TIE LOGAN co,
Are the Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
~ Call on them. ap2s-1w-daw
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Ma EvEKE4rhas already paid to the Mount
Vernon Association Sls, 5000, the process Of
his magnificent lecture on Washington, which
he has delivered in the principal cities of the
country.
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Biack or BEoWn Hair produced In ave minutss,
from the Grayest RedeSt Hair, by The application Of Wl
A. BATeHE1nR's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy dc.
lection, and inure the half or skin no matter
how often applied long continued Use the genuine
and harm possibly Mar-the steel enErav.
ing on the box and wM 4. BATcHEoE 2ss broadway on
the four Sides Ask for WV A. DNTcuEtOAs Hair DyeWhen
you purchase. For sale in Wheeling by
HPsJ-lm T, II. LOGAN co.
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lHPoRrAST QUESTION course of drctrinal
sermons on the text, "NYhat must do TO be
saved "-is to be given in Boston, at the Rev:
Mr.. Yinkley's church, in Pitt street, on sue
cesslvc Sabbath evenings by. tho following gem
tlemen: Rev. Mr. Stockbridgc, baptist. Rev.
Mr.. Richards (Congregatio ) Rev. Dr.. Gam.
nett, (Unitarian,1 Rev. Or. Vincent, (Episcopa-
lian,) and Rev. DIR. Miner, (Universalist0 The
tirst sermon Of the course was delivered on
Sunday evening last, by Rev MIR. Stockbridge
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u ,Isand Piano w 3 SaSa% 81 asIa !.
French Hortioulture. :

Mr. GRIssE FRENoH HoRTIoULruRisT lately ar.
lived from France heEs leave to inform he ladies
aud o. ceiling that he has 0pepel store on
Main s. No. t4 WheFe can Be found rich assortment Of
ants trees RoEer Sesds and others, together
Dwarf Toilet 0fange trees Observation-Disclosures, AEaIea6
AHebn and rich collection Of 500 varieties Of
Hose tees OF the lntst kinds eultiV Efinee
There 3 also hns assortment Of fruit trees such ns Pear
Apple, Plum Apricot and GrGpeE-t0 be sold At VeFy %
crate prietsg No. 16{ Main 81, yFhesIn fyizi6t5S
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4NN9 w OH iEiLs IIUGIO.
Usr PuRIlsHEp Requiem on ,Dr. 3. K. Kane; We
q are FAIRIES Of the SeA Thine the Spell; La SepaFa4
1one Italian and Ehgis ords; Buehansuas Grand Ina.
March, Jon andI were Jonng Evening Bes
pSSas: POLKA &c Salons ottsehal Bean.
ual Eariadona ON Old Dog Tray; HGndels HaeuiaI Pi-
rim Fathers; Dearest spot Of EAf c Prise Banner Quick
sep Shower of Pearls Waltz Also, another LabSches
complete method Of singing Richardson MuileF Hun.
and others Piano Instructors. Instruction Books
al instruments, always on hand
ESze5I I. OARTWRIGHT's
ulyl2 y afusie and Piano yaTeronna1 I95 Main Il
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PEayratEn BREA4HNhht lady rgCuileman would re-
under the curse OF dSaEFeeRble breath when Tss
ing the "BAth or THOUSAND BIoukRsas \ dentiIIee ould
render HWeet but leave the teeth white as aaboS
IefF Many peFHonB do not know breath n bad ana
ss pSse! Y g asicate their friends Winever mention
last year. = y SsssS =. "
66AuIlFuL CoHPLExfoN may be easily acquired BY using
Balm OF thousand R1aWers.3 Il viii remove tan
anu teeEles rom the skin, leaving E and
nue. ret ataWet, pour or three drops and
wash the face night and morning.
SH4FlSo al4pe 6AST-fet EhaTtng.bFuah IN
warm or cold water, two three ropS tBam of
flowers ru6 the beard well and II VIM maid 4
Ing. Price only nifty cents. 80 = ~
w. P.FEFRIDEG co..
~ - Franklin Square, New ;Y6rE..t
sSEsele g .. !. LOGAN Z CO. iettslrdaw
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THE FAMINE IN FINLALD--A letter from
Stockholm Of tho 10th says: The latest &c.
counts from Finland continue to give most
distressing picture of the famine raging in that
unhappy country, which does not fail to exotic
the greatest sympathy here and in every part
of Sweden, rs subscriptions are literally en-
tered into, and balls, concerts, and theatrical
presentations, given for the charitable purpose
of raising funds for the relief of our distressed
brethren on the other side of the gulf Several
vessels have been chartered by the committee,
and laden with corn, but they cannot move till
the ice breaks up.
In the districts of Uleabcrg, Wasa and Kur-
pic alone, out OF population of co., 600 souls.
no less than 250,O00 have no other means Of
subsistence than begging, or else eating the UNI
pAlatable bread made from the bark of trees
The mortality is consequently very great, and
daily on the increase, as the dreadful typhnS
has broken out with great malignity. The dis
tress is SO great that children have been seen
who, for want of other food have actually eaten off
their own fingersl Liberal contributions have
been sent from Hamburg and Lubbock but in
Denmark they have done nothing to allay the
misfortune. Upwards of $4,000 have hither.
to been RENTED from Sweden, and as soon as
the ice. disappears, the above mentioned vessels,
with corn aud flour will be despatched to their
relief.
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TaE RrBEItloN AZ sNo sno.-The rebellion

THE REsEItloS AT srSo SHo rebellion
at Sing Sing Prison, on Sunday morning, was a
deep laid conspiracy on the part Of some thirty
or forty Of the most hardened rascals to deprive
the State Of their further services. The Times
says
AS the gangs or companies of men were leav-
ing the mcSs-roOm to pass into the chapel, those
who worked in tho quarries in the tapestry
shop, and In the plating department, about sew
enty In all, broke ranks, and raising an alarm
Of Ore, started to run from the yards About
one.half went around the south wing aofithe
prison, and, passing through the stone shop,
sought 70 escape down the raiIroad IntimidE-
ted probably by the near proximity of the
guards. most Of the gang turned back, while a
few doiged into the arch and started UP the
railroad track, Astheremninder came through
the yard, apparently for the purpose of Joining
the Others, they were headed OFF by the officers,
captured, and locked up.
The other half fled up the track Of the rail.
road, towards the depot, yelling wildly, and
brandishing slung-shots, knives. hammers, and
such other weapons as they had been able 10
conceal about their persons the night previous.
They seemed to have no definite plan Of action
each apparently looking out for himself
Some kept the line of the TaiiroadZsome took
to tho wnteT-Some climbed mp the banks and
sought to escape through the back country
The officers Of the Prison succeeded, howev-
eT, IN surrounding this gang, and in driving the
men back to their cells. A general muster was
then had, and on counting up, it was ascertained
that two men were missing. These were soon
found-One hid in the lime-kiln, and the other
slowed away comfortably behind some maclin-
cry in the stone shop,
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CHRONIC DIARRHCEA.
We have in our the eerteste respectable
czen estg that he entirely cured Of this dread
full disease by using BRRHAvE's HOLLAND DITTERs.
We shall take pleasure showing the certificate any
person doubling this statement aps-1wdaw
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Removal.
DIR. e. G.. WINEHELL.

SURGEON DENIIST.
HAS removed his office TO l41 Market street, q -
few DOOR Fsi ab f Monroe Rssry opposite
Dental profession.
Thankful for The liberal patronage hitherto extended
him. he hopes by his particular attention, caTefnesS and
respectfully sOlicItS.
Dr. W. takes pleasure IN Announcing that
the services Of DR. JAMES ORR who for the past FIVE
years has taken the entire charge of the Mechanical
lsEy OF the late Dr. nlen, where by constant pfacce
ana vast Held OF Obsrvaon he has secured perfection
IN the manufacture Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH attained
BY those making only few sets year.
They are nov prepared tn Teeth each
particular case in blocks Continuous gum Thnse
acquainted with DR.. orrs skill not 10 be convinced
that this y ths place to procure superior work.
cratye department. OF Dentistry permanent, gs6.
and Increasing patronage he relies upon conn.
create. - - 1850 "
N. B.-omee open at All hours. nno1
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Wheeling High SchooI.

TIME subscribers have assoeiated tenselye for
M pose Of opening Classical and Mathematical School In
"eenE II their Intention 10 make It every respect
equal to the best Academies and Schools in our coun!
Try Pupils VIII be prepared to enter any class College
or 70 engage IN the active perauits of fe The course OF
s9ssS WI embrace The Englsh Latin, Greek French
Principals have had ample experience in teacng in
Tsran9 and graduates two Of the 6st
W he United Stntes and furnish GatisfRc.
tory Testimonials and references,
The Military Feature will introduced 20 far M n b.e
daily drill which VIII he found Of great IN Sy
regular exercise to the pupils and improving their car
The School will be opened the 4 Of March and close
IoT me the 9Th OF JulY Due notice
viii be given Of the loGa ton OF the school -
For the present. the Principals be found the D
House, where application made for further
Aiuut - ~ --s---- Z - = e 5JsR. JONES, ~
OF the Va, Military Institute.
100 .r=essr Is r9t5 CHARLES TUCKER, A. 81,
toni nlTea
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NTTTTGE

NOTICE rs HERE6Y StfkEs nj nom and amer an,
~ day. to1lls Aakeg gl cease - act Is the amt 81
Martha ksatinsi and said AsteE VIII hereafter con,
deet The Confectionery l8tEet Il IA M
osn name and on hs sd ~ sqtority hertoore
bee" Fevoksd and annullesi ~ uiittd6t consent.
Hay 8 1851 myIl-tf
C01OH ALE-hounEeTls. In bottles ana jugsJ BaIiS
BY ~ W. A. sBD7TA RD57 & BRO
ElEll cor. Aonres ln,I Market Sc.
sFelsa aa4 India ceFrie Powder, iu5t e:
myli W 4. EDWARDS & BRO.
fNIGc1HNATI Sugar Cured DFIed Beef-95l9 No. e517S
~ in Gtofe and for sale " =
WE AHR RBoEIrIKfl bAILY iaFFe orabti.its n ne,
ksng socAs, which are seiiiu 1t olr uS6SiioI,
Priesf. lap2el AHtsKRII fsTEARISGES.
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New Muaio

Just IBsuEDAI4ou6r Polka, We 10y that Prsa
y Write 70 very Often, On ths Border 81 aRTeauiet
We're all 80 fond Of kissing, Jnahita
e NatsTal Bridge seh9ttiseh, AaE1rka des TraineauE
Peabody Poka Annie Laurie Whltz, Church Hai watt
Polka, Spring Flower seottse, Persian Dance
For sale by llsae J.. 4 JTIig0H = IN
uiY9 - HT1I,S1sS BE- >
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YIRoISiA ENIoRATIox-THE ANERrcGs How
STEAD COMPANY BECoNNG Knows By IT'S FRurTs.
The New York Post, of Wednesday, contains
the following letter from j. G. Underwood, Esq,
which we very readily place before our readers.
We think there can be no question but what
the class of citizens rcferred to, permanently
located among US, would be invaluable auxilia-
Fies to our State, and would enlist the warmcst
sympathies and good viii of our people; and
we have no doubt, should they determine to To-
cato among us, our citizens will cordially extend
to then the right hand of fellowship
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SOMETHING NEW AND VALUABLE!
The attention Of Physician and tsted seard
TO the PLAsTER" Gvsrtisedt e=ether column
sOidby 4 a. LOGAN 8 CO.,
myl bridge corner Druggists. Wheeling, Va.
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New ADvnRTIsEMENTs.
Cnnnart.

LON Thulgday evening next the 91St of May, Concert
,Ns will Owen Cathedral, the Young Ladies' OF
4 The Visitation Academy. my16-td
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Dr. o. = have uaed nsSTiy tfrst boS, Of
4, and have found s very
ea and Eestored my hair 70 its original color which had
ase say ~ WAd. TRuEEnALE.
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1t e isrF Ee 81. Taadr.y,
= E20SlKpr sale In Wheeling IY ~ -. -
,,1,4z.,s.f 2 II LOGAN q Co.,.
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TIE ORIGINAL,

AT WASHINGTON HALL, ron TWO EVENINGS oNLY,
MONDAY AND TuEaDAY, BAY IstlI aud Iotl..
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ATTENTIOM. LldDIESI

Al 1.E1Nl1ON4 LAIIES
HAVING just returned from the where goods owing
70 The money pressure, sOeWhAt cheaper IN price,
nave returned with goods which for OHEAPNS prices
following good bargains:
1000 palts Of those cheap As, and forEhehthe
Ladies had better call early in order disappointed
ON !dS plain Black and Brown BaF3geS, actually cheap,
worth BE- at 1900 yds, 6ol6S, superior fully
worth SIe q 29e $50 ys do, article and FULLY
worth T6c, At 875<c. l1Ess
l.0g1 yds all Goolen de LaIne, worth 6nc at s11Sc
y dog Linen HandkerchefS, {" 1s3fo at i2Hd,
5o.'t do do iully worth pc at IKE.
$50 ydg Bonnet Ribbons, worth 1SHfe, at 121fc. 90
also call attention 70 large silks,
which have purehaged at suction which am Rbs TO
sen ut 10 per cent less than they have been sold yet
Two cases Muslin, from House that failed
and fnly worth PFC, Twin run on at l0c y - =
by stock Of Rbb0na and Bonnets which have been Dr.
chased at very Wagures win sen less any other
With one word, having purehesed hIny goods for CASH
IhaI pc able 70 oiter superior inducements. go
Please give early call order Eet some OF those
BarE9ins advertised, and good many others, which II
would take TOO much space 70 ennmefate.
ISAAC PRAGER,
i Nc. l23 Main St.,next to Union s..
Don't FORGET TO ask for toae banded Collars At Sc
WeEth JIG, and OF which have over One Thousand.
Z 3 II ~ 81 q 81 81 \