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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-12

Hot WEATHER AND WATER During the in
tensely hot weather we have had this season, VIC
have often heard people complain in a most dole.
ful manner of the heat, and yet DO not introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wettlng their door yards and side.
walks. We would advise those to call on B. p.
Bowers, (sueeessOr to j. B. Barnes, Plumber,) At
water Building, who has large stock Of Plumb.
ing Materials Hose Pipe, &oa and engage him 10
Put w aeqiuG institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time, and we will warrant that they can keep
cool,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-12
MATRIMONIAL.

10 rnR LADIES' or THE UEITED SrATEs;
II las been my good tu restore TO health many
hoasauds Of my eountry-women
My success has excited the malice Of the snvous aad
aOap but their perseouras have rved only to extend
"A sabsh my reputation showers Of grateful ofoTugs
have ALLEN upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
hatS relieved, so loug held IN aiectionate and
hanul remembrance by those who have experienced my
kill can afford to despise the efforts o. miscsi-naksf'
nd shudeTo
Mylrsnds nave repeatedly urged me TO place my med
us br producing menstuaton within the roach Of the
laAs Of the United States; but indSpositon to
asll 3 occupied by quacs, with their penoious noStTums
and that unpInopled oouuterleers might pal N upon
he ptbc their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
LALE DE FEMME" i" IN the United States
Ats yield to the onlreaties Of patients and friends
and ohsr TO tho suffering Femnles of America medicine
old World.
Inrsgari TO the efficacy Of the AMlE DE FR aME," ,"t
ueed only say that IS n liquid oym and is exactly such
As have used in my practice In France for aud
tat has never failed to satisfactory reEnt
ThoP Ame de Femme" and nonssruation stohd In the
,aou tf canss and effect alike powerful to nsl
heay rua lN where II never has existed uad Il
restore has been from cause suppressed,
In odertO guard against imposition the wrapper Of dreg
tonsa eanh bottle Of tho "Anie de Eemme' viii bear
nttea signature and both the bottle and enclosing
Nj be sealed with my private seal.
Proa $500 n paekage - ,
PLKt, January 1881.
Far ale Wholesale aud Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
"a q9Superior street Cleveland, who viii supply Tho
Amisle Bemme at the Propuetor's prices
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IMPoKTANT 10 FEMALEs.



he eObaatOn of ingredients IN these Pllls Is ths re-
d o. long NAd extensive pfuc'c0' lheS are "''u ="
,s nperatan and esrain in correcting all irregularities
PAINFUL Mens nations, removing all ohsrucnons whea'h
r from cold or rwise headache pain in the side par
paton Of the heart dtes all nervous aaeeon, hys,o'
is fatigue pain ia the b 'ck and limbs &c, disturbed
,ieon ,sbich arsses fr,,n irtor uption of Nature.
DR. CHEEsEMAN7 PILLS Is ,r..,,r,,, ot
the commencement Of era Ho,a c,ns,sne ed
Irregularities and distractions vii, AMI t6s he
many thousands OF the young the bcuu niov good
eyed to PREMATURE CRAVE No emue ca W. mi N
health unless she IS regular an Whenever an W.
takes place tho general health begins 20 declne,
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eiec' ual remel, known for all
pRiuts peculiar FemaisS TO all classes they inyal
uabe, inducing Din certainty periodical TegUiariiy Theg
kuOwnto thousands. who have used them at dertn,
periods throughout the country having the sanction OF the
mos eminent QhgsfctaHs IN A1nettcd.
Erpct directions SdfiHO bs dnd rheH fhcy Should not
hussd with each Boxne Price one DOiar each bor,
IaniEg 40 Piils.
valuable pamphlet be had flee, Of the Agents Pills
Ef By m1 promptly by enclosing price TO the General
Aent. Sold by druggists eenomlly.
X. b. HUrCHINGS General Agent,
No. los Chninhers 81, Now York
Eold in Cleveland by VIM. FISIEE and GAYLORD
HAMMOND. sRISd&Wbm2I
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FROM nOsTON.

bohrONi oept ~
The bark Armenia, from Constantinople,
which arrived here this morning, reports that
while passing the Straihts of Gibraltar, she
was fired on twice from the Spanish Fort Ia.
rife
The first fire. was a blank cartridge and the
scnnnd rannd shot which passed through her
lower main top sail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-12

" For well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap We recommend y. RuiIinis excellent assert,
menis Of Fall Styles, at IFS Superior street He
asa practical FurrIer, is now engaged In manulac.
turing Capes, Nuns, Fur Gloves, etc., ETC., for tbs
Fall aud Winter trade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-12

Fire this afternoon consumed store A.,
dred one fourth street occupied by r.. j. Shore.
Artists Emporium, Boggs & Leathe picture
frame manulactory was most totally ostroy.
ed Store and stock of C6ina and Glass ware of
Gay d company on north st., and seriously
damaging other buildings Loss about SIb-
600 '
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FIRE


CONCORD, N, H., sept. ~.
A fire occurred here this mOrninY, destroying
the Old Fellows Hall, block of stores on Main
street ownedby A. Dean, and Il dwell ng house
and store owned by DR. Moore
A store owned by Mrs. Brown with several
other stores and dwellings, 8 on Warren st. A
monnt of loss unknown
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-12

~ Stair n Co have received the Fall Fash,
ions for Gentlemens Hats, We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat ia
call on the Messrs. Stair a Co., and get fitted.
dy-f
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FROM BROOKLYN.

BRooKLYN, Sept. 10.
Post Office robbed last night All letters
opened and rillrd, orders and drafts mulitated
and rendered vaueess
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Saturday Nights Report.
FROM ST JOHNS.

ST. JoHNs Sept 10.
The steamer Ocean Queen from southampton
and Havro for New York passed Cape Race this
(Snturday) morning. She left the Needles at 2
O'Clock Gu the morning OF the first inst, Her ad
vices are four days later. The news contains no
unusual interest Nothing important had been
known regarding the Zurich Conference.
Tue Liverpool irradstuils continues dull. Pro.
visions had declining tendency,
London consOs ON the 3lst closed at 90 ~ q %
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THIS DAY.
FoR DETRoIr-stoamtr May Queen. Capt, L. R. viaER
at O'Clock p. NJ
FoR BUFFALo-Steamboat Western Metropolis, Capt,
PBAsE, ut 9oclook p, NJ
For ToLBDo-soamboat Arctic, Capt. Henry Fish, at
q A n
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REFRIdERAToRs AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-Fogg
Ellsworth q Co have few Of SehOoiey's Iceberg
RetrgeratOrs left, which they close OF at cost to
make room for new goods
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-12

~ Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Homeo.
pathy simpliGed No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Weddell.
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&C.

BallUu'f Dollar MOnihly for August,
ll'ehson'E Llae-0f- hattie ship,
hnlQuu PICTORIAL Tor August l9h
Flag " Uur ppion for August 2Rh
New York Weekly q u
Tue Illustrated London Nnws,
Tho ill0atnted NoWa OF the Woild with steol por-
Iuit 81 PAUL Aorphyi
Is0ndou Pnuch
Loi den Weekly Timeu
london weekly Disna tnh, and
Once Week, 0lt Tor Juy Y received Nv chs pf fsia
Aor sale w HAWKS \ hROTnER.
snsc t2bD Superior u
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70 For The best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go to o G. Dietz, III superior.st.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

S9~ See .5, .-,lsemoOt Of pr, spBfOra's LiyeT
nvigOrator.
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tSS@ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers and Olmsted's news depots
At news depois at Weddel aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlans, l75 Ontario Street
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TuIl ANGLn-sAXnN.

FARTHER PoINr, (below Quebec,) Sept 10
There are no signs of the steamship Anglo
Saxon now due with four days later European
news.
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steamer Departures

IB- For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page. u..a
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C8 Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader flee
on the latest improved and rapid presses in tht
baststyle on short notice. and reasonable Par
ticuar attention paid TO blank work Every description
ofBndg done, especially Blank Books Lod gers Journ
s.s Sales Books. Receiving Rocks, &o., &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-12

beB Ii any people IN the worlu ever heeueN
s apostle their devils out, it is ours who I'VE 10
his water-logged country The masmao poison OF our
swamps aud Marshes becomes yertabe devil in lhe
blood to rsye in the Agues nod Fe7ers which SHAKE aus
Acorch us all Ayers AeUE CURE" is said to be the
poste we ned and of neighbors who havetr
aonsrr, the rero-t Journal Plano. m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-12

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PiLLssshould be
70 neyer-neglected accompaniment OF the family msd-
chest They combine in their united agency the cure
nearl all the external and internal disorders to which
en and women subject Their effect IL not partially
remove, bnt to thoroughly dispeldfease
3old at tho mandatory, No so Maiden Lane, New
rk aud by ali Druggists at 2bc, CSC and 81 per pot
T. sopg.25b
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M M-J, DIOK ER5ON,
Late of the finn o. Ambler Dickerson,)
DENTIST.

OEee 2k9 Superior street, qear RsHfeirs store.
nr II "a new suit Of rooms are ready and he would
pleased TO sec all Of his old patrons ard Others who
ay wish the services Of dentist Ulcerated teeth treat
fangs anl crown led exposed nerves capped and saw
Ia also teeth inserted gold silver coralite vulcant
ase or platinum plate, with continuous gum, which "a
i much used east. mYZ
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Siy- For Gas Fixtures aud Fitting, apply al
so, ENswoRTH co. Cor. superior q Seneca ~
-g- " HuMAN FRAnrv, OF PHYmoLoeioAL Rn
RoHEs p should be rtnd by everybody. II treats Of
Subjected Diseases and Che results Of early ma praotos
causes tbul frequently lead 20 uahgppv arasss. their
of ind prevention, with clpious Instructions ~ 20 the
method Of dispelng the misgipinOs that frequently
hold Of those abgpf 10 snier into the marriage state
work beautifully iiiusiraied with oolored engravngu
is rnusht with wholesome hdvico and celebrations
bid by Dr. BARROW, Isf Prince street, New York =
CO % cents. Sent free.
old by GAYLORD HAMMOND, and VIM. FIsKE
legiss Clevonni teps
ESe SHAKE AND BURN sHAKE AND BURN !
AKB AND BuRa iiTMs is the life OF sgony endured by
sufferer from Fever aud Ague He wAndos like
rtan shadow mover know Ing what moment he may be
srated and therefore dsnolined give any special at
tion to business lie is burden to himself and bur
to his frienls who out in administering to Lis
nts This Il the condition Of thousands in town and
nii no oxaggstaton say that Fever and Agus kills
po people than any twenty other diseases in America
br sure and speedy OF this terrible aciion we
Ike great pleasure in Recommending Or, HoSTETTERS
rOMACH BIrTERs, which have nlroaiy achieved
ide reputation for rapid and peworu effects in rcnOvaing
10 system prostratel by this disease
Sold by Drugsists and dealers generally everIvhere.
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IB' No HOMR CoMPLErE WITHOUT IT,-DR.
,, MocLINrooK's COLD ARD CoUaH MIX rURR cares
eh cold with tbs uni 'oup csrtaisty that
rches Gre, and 1t is the prescription Of scientific ply
Ian and master Of medicine. Price only % coats
bold by WB FlsKE, Druggist,
ep9 Ceve aRd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-12

g d. sturae ~ put up ~ bottles Of three sizes llt *
W. no nm and small; tho small holds II pint, aad
fg's nlur per hotloi tho pfdinm holds =. iegf.
80 -, 10 prupoitinn than The small, roll We
YSy Sy eits isr IN ttei he large holdfA quaIt ~ %
cs az o W r5ptrian, aud reaih for three dollars pe
!. wO6Dh GO PgQQhe, "Fs no Sou,. 90 Mt h5oaaWS'
No. 40 htraql stiatl - Lpuis, ~;
al Dfis&by RPd FGney Goods Deaiols'
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SORE THROAT PLAGUE AND SORE IHRoAr.--
is quality of seizne hold and causing the expulsion Of
pravcd hunors possessed by other medicine than
BRAEpRrH's Pulls They operate only upon the tissues
Involved in that effected by the disease In iaqt they
kze upon those humors not so much from preference as
from natural affinity because their life is below that o
h surrounding Tats aud which, settling on ho tissues OF
e throat that is around the throat raSon prodcces sore
Roat sore throat plague and the heaaehe and ie
r Withn an hour after six pills taken thor
fsls peculiar creep ng IN the mart atected AoTi OIL
oetig u0 OF the diseased humOrs ready for eNpason
Nohr e Aening effect atis3 from their use
because they healthy parts fAken early
they prevent a dishases On how Important ga
10 that medicine which only eairgushes the
disease md lexEes evil effects eehiud
Sod at No 29i Canal st. Braudrethis Building; and by
s Gadnsr No 22O Superior street. Clevelandi and by
II n Wheedon Hudson, and all respectable dealers ~
S-.1is =. IL - Aw
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BRYAN,s TAsrELEss vERNrrFUaE.

Bht ANS IAhIEbhoo Y Ehhllt bGb.
From State of Maine to Baton Rouge
All know BRYANs VERM1FUGE
fBsteloss, hurm Oss death 70 worms
Uf all sizes. Kinds and forms
Mothers feel, indeed, secure
NNth this painless peerless cure.
Price 25 e.Nnts. Sold by VIM. FISKE,
p2.Rs Cleveland.
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FoisGob by GAYLORD HAMMOND,
anti WILLIAM FISliE.
dac6 d&w ly 2G0 Asents Cleveland.
GEO, W, lllGGlNBOrHAM ,
NAnAM A nlnGINhOIHAh

pR0F WooB-DeaT Sin; Nv hair had oI several years.
been boo niug pro uturay gray, accompanied byR Ina sh-
n, ss wic rendered ta oIsai appcaud of oil Heceg-
am tu tirgkRt when IcCd your Hair
RoS lrniye baut two mnnths apo e ~ns ~ that oondon
an S rnnth ned us uSe ti within Tho thfon last weeks
n hps t4rd 10 its natural color AMI assumed sOitneHs
and lustre gA 10 be preferred to hOo produced bI the
nnnrat other pTepai gliOn have EVER used.
ruard p4nsnhe nrtice for every ladies toilet
whether W be used Q3P linr Restorative OF of lt simple
ifnu la rcir 10 ino an Nbo uuortan any doubt OF ta
peft1i ming all that is flflnbd tlf ", ....,,
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uROm 81. LOUIS.

o.. Louls, Sept, 10.
hun
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Cincinnati q Feb ie lsG1 1f3Itiird 81
PaoF Woo0-DeuT siT ny ths advice q a friend q
niue who had beeu using jdnr liar hosQrYiVe WAY
induced ny had tbs nsnrAeEe tpnr 1917 fay kna
nearly snr nsir in head oamo gat Nov Ry AH hat
come In great don thtuke than ufRert WaR Nohnf bul
duty and symphthy that f. a. eomnunienle 10 0l@lp
,sh ire aiio cd un have heo would induce ne TO givg
ths public Odgument Oi the benehtl have receives
' ours respectfully,
A. X. JACOBS
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Far ale wholesale aud Retail by WILLIAM FIsKE
"a qjSuperor street Cleveland who win supply the
Amia ate Bemme'' at the Prupnetors preos.
Fsuln6kwtVa
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shipW Was hung out tho Dreeze rs Ut eAPlene'"N
of the spirit which actuatod tho men.
Here the speaker reviewed the scenes and per
tealars Of the action between the different ships,
When 20 of Perrys men on board tho Lawrence
were killed aud 63 wounded out Of the lOl who
we're reported for action in the morning, even
then the bold hero did not give up the ship. Yes
he did give tup to hs beptenAnt, and in his boat
with his battle lag around him, EQHed from the
| Lawrence TO the Niagara.
AT 3 o'clock tho Queen Charlotte displayed a
white hag and the battle was over The COmmo-
dore Immediately wrote to Gen, Harrison the mem
orabIs words, ave have met the enemy and they
nre Oura'
The naval action Of Lake Erie was productive
Of great results. Il gave sense Of security to
the Inhabitants Of our frontier. England, who had
90 long proclaimed her elf mistress Of The seas was
heneeforth content to sail the ocean on sn equality
with her young American rival.
The survivors of Perry'S victory, who were
present. here arose and were addressed by the
| speaker.
The people Of the Lake Country had been
taught for years to regard the participants in
Perry victory as martyrs TO the cause OF liberty
and truth This countless multitude greeted these
survivors on this occasion, aud desired TO make
some testimonial Of ther affection and regard for
these gallant patriots aud survivors Of the battle of
| Sept. TO- 1919.
The Board OF Management had adopted for the
Perry monument design by 7. d. Jones, Esq,
the celebrated sculptor, II carried to completion
II would rise to height OF 200 feet from Lake
Erie aud would ever speak in granite tones OF the
glory OF the battle OF Lake Erie through all coming
| time
The Wcrshipful Grand Master Of the masonic
order having found the corner stone true and irusty
would this evening lay it In its bed, from which
the lofty structure would rise In graceful fofn 10
illustrate and perpetuate the victory it eommemo
rated.
AT tho CLOSE Of Mr. spaldings remarks, the
Cleveland Masonic Glee Club being upon the
platform, were called forward by the Chairman
and sung the patriotic song, "Weye met the enemy
ard they're ours" written by dsslan D. Dodge for
this occasion This song we give below. 1t was
received by the vast audience with the most On.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-05

Two OF the Coshocton robbers it is thought,
have been secured, one young man formerly
of good standing in Columbus, and the other.
George Bell, arrested in Columbus, who answers
the description given by the Treasurer of the
man who made the assault upon him. Bell was
convicted for manufacturing counterfeit COIN
was par'loned by President Pierce, and the
Statesman says he has since "been laying round
loose" and is considered one of the most despe-
rate men in the country. Another fellow named
Sears, sent to the Penitentiary several years ago
from GAINESVILLE is believed to have been the
third robber. lie is still at large. None Of the
money has been recovered.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-05

THE RAILROAD CoSvENTIoN OF the four great
lines from the seaboard to the West, in session
last week at Washington, did not get along very
smoothly. The chief points in dispute were the
advantages to Baltimore growing out Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroads course of re-
deeming for that place, aud the violation Of the
St. Nicholas Hotel agreement by the n. Y.
roads The Erie road was charged with vio
lation by allowing drawbacks on freight through
the Buffalo and Hornelsvills Road and the Cen
tral is charged with a violation, in securing
freight by allowing the drayage charges to and
from the Hudson River Railroad Depot 10 N. Y.
City. Mr.. GARRETT, of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, moved resolution that these articles
be rgidly adhered to, and declared, as an alter
native, that bis road would withdraw. The dis
cussion on this became so animated and person
al that the meeting of Friday was broken up
aud adjourned until evening. At the evening
session, fnal agreement was reached, and the
Convention adjourned sine die. The st. Nicho-
las Hotel contract is continued, but il is agreed
that the rates on freight to towns west of Gin
cinnati shall be reduced.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-05

INCREASE OF JUDGEs.--SenatoT CADwELL, we
notice has introduced in the Senate Of this
State bill for adding to the number Of Com
mon Pleas Judges for this district. What the
probabilities are Of the passage Of such a bill,
we are not informed, and of the necessities for
such an enactment we are equally ignorant. -
"The people seem to know. and care but III
tie about it. II the salary Of another Judgc
was to be borne out of the county treasury
We have no doubt but they would be mucl
more likely to have some mind upon the sub
ject We presume it is a movement 10 which
the bar takes deeper interest than the laity---
The arguments addueed in i;s favor, VIC believe
are that within year or two past. there has
been a material increase Of cases upon the
Common Pleas docket--tbat such Increase OF
Judges is required to prevent prOtracted ltiga-
ton. and to save litgants from the laws delay
and the burdensome accumulation Of fees aud
expenses. The increase 10 the number Of cas-
es as we understand, has not been a gradual
and natural result Of the growth Of population
but the bulk Of the business has flowed from
the nature Of the times, and the inability, more
or less common in the community, OF meeting
pecuniaTy obligations that is, the suits that
cumber the docket, are mostly collection suits,
the existence Of which is extraneoas and TEN.
poraFy. Indeed, the last few months. II we are
rightly informed, has shown falling OF OF this
kind Of bosiness. and the plethoFlc docket seems
10 fair way to come down 10 due time to ia
accustomed habit II this difficulty should not
however be removed in the way limited. We arr
Of the opinion that broaded jurisdiction O
che Justices Of the Peace. giving eognizanc.
over many eases which from their insigniacanc.
should be preclsded from ths Common Plea
would give more wholesome relief to thai
court, and secure The additional end Of econo
uy. Than the one proposed. Ths is the Ugh
s. Which lhc patior appears 70 ~ and these hint