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On And Atsr Monday. Oot- ust 1884. PaasaEuF
TfAtnn VII run - fonoWs, Sundays axcopted)I
IA CLEVELAND:
sshs a. A--pA1 EAPRESS ~RAIH-Stoa1tur as
hlloughby, PainesVi1s. Madison, Geneva Ar.
kAbua OonEeant and GlrArd cuy, and eriVe ~
ET1e a. In ?. H., Dunkirk 1:45 ?. H., Bunalo
g:B P. M.-OINOIHHATI ExPREssstovy,Br n
Rainesyille, AsbtAbuls and Girsrd only. ard a.
n{eIs : 1rss'40F. H. Dunktrk SIS ?. L., BuE
B;A 2. d. hail AND AOOOhMoDATIOs-
s2TFinz atah rations and arrive a Eis e
500 ?. Insight EXPRESB ~AIs-stovsia n
Pailssyilie, AshtabulA and Grad civ. and
Al. Buaalo az a.
LEAVE EBTh
~ a. A--hl9hI APREsa RAIH-Seou1f
arrive ct Cleveland 81 T:D -
s:bi a.. r. NAIL AND AOOOMMOBATIOE
~sA5hIstoPRi At all HtaEions and arrive IS
Das a. G.-T6LESDo 1E4PKRs-soy,iDs :, al
gtatioa5eLceVtSWanFille, Ssgbrook, unionTpia
RerrTt Heater and WirknEs, and aTiTss ~
SU 7. M.-DAN EXPRESS TEAuA-stoz-fnH AZ
Oonnsaut, Ashtabuls, Geneva &PRIna-
vile only and arrives IN Cleveland e s:b ?. =.
second Olasa Cars ere run on al Through
an ths srAius Eolus westward oounees rs Cbs,sises
aAtt, Indianapolis 5L Louss &C. and all througa
trains going eastward connect a. Dunkirk wits -
rains Of the New York 3 Erie Raflruad. and ~ BnE
a Win those Of ths New York Central 4 Buffalo .
Boston, Niagara Fails, &C., and ct Era Wth trsini
on the Philadelphia q Erie Railroad.
~ Day Express, Esst ard West, uouuaceE a.
3fraru With Trains OF AXIS & PITTSBURGH EaFhosA
u---Igra- eot. rrt '@
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larWHY NOT USE THE BEsT2

Over twenty years increasing demand has estab.
Ished the fact MATHEWS VEsErIAN 81 n BYE ID
the best 10 the world. It is the cheapest, most re-
liable, and mrst convenient. ComDlets in one
bottle. Does not require any P-svious preparation
Of thu hHr. 40 trouble. No crock Orstain. Does
not rub Of or make the hair appear dusty or dead,
but imparts to il pew life ana lussre- Produces q
beautiful black or brown, As preferred. A child
can apply Il. Always gIves satisfaction. Only 70
cents per bottle. Sold everywhere.
A. L MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. z.
DEMAs BARNS q co, Rev York, wholesale
Agents. myl6:R4
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Maggie Elliot, a young lady of Newark,
Ohio, while playing 'hunting the thimble"
with her associates, became possessor Of the
thimble, placed it In her mouth, swallowed
it and died in fifteen minutes after.
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BENTON 4 DUNHAM, 10 and lis Superior street
veland, Ohio, Wholesale Agents..
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PHYSIOLOGIOAT, WI

a ThlSIUIUUlOAL VlEW
OF MARRIAGE.-Oontsining nearly 800 pages
and lS0 hns plates and sngrasings Of the anatomy
o. the Human Organs in q state Of Health aad Dis
sase, with a Treatise upon Harry Errors, fits de-
plorable consequences upon the Sind and Body,
wish the Authors plan Of treatmsnt-the only "a
tionsl and successful mode Of cure, e. shOwD by
the report f cases treated. A truthful adviser to
the married and those contemplating marriage.
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Sent free OF postage to any address, on receipt OF IS
cents in stamps II postal currency, BY addressing
Dr: LA OROI6, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
II. 7.
The Author may he consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon VIII Oh his book treats, either person
ally or by mail, and medicines sent to any part Of
the world. mhl4:2Z6
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Qua young T0LKS.

OUR YOUNG E0LRS.
An illustrated Monthly Mag dine for BOYS and
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respect, and they will spare neither labor no.
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among many prominent nRmes Mrs. STOWE, q,
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REID. - T1T
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DR. DEHART'S
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oPTICIANS,
4 "a sOIOBHOMSON

Practical and Ecisutihe OptioiEn, Keeps the IsEEr
assortment Of Optical Instruments In the city. Be
ing an ole sst~sbishment, and having be5D exte1s
lively patronised, be has the oonhdenoe fhatu.
present stock VII warrant the continuance Of pul
lie fsvors. All hs s~peotsoles are Of the best quAiit
Of crystal glasses, ground under his own inspection
in all osses curing weakness, dizziness, and inpErf
ing strength for long reading and hns sewing. Ar
ttfoial eyss inserted without pain.
OTFIOE-lS0 SupsriOr-st-, GrIt dOof from ehs %
trance thu American Hotel.
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3. p. OL6RE, Druggist AEslt Tor Cleveland.
FuIyR1.Re.m = IT,
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day from 300 to 1000 A. N.
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NJ OLD EYES MADE NE w.
A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
light and give up spectsoles, without aid Of doctor
or medioene-sent BY mail free, on receipt Of ten
cents. Address z. B. F00TE, MD,
febl4: RSsSv 1880 Broadway. New York
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UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
Private AedicaI DIspensarY.

$50 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich,
Near the Michigan EIch,nge Hotel.
Whsre every firm or sYPBrL $ ana al other dis
eases Of the prolr- alive and urin AIRY organs Of both
seEes aTe more success uliy managed than at any
other similar Institution in this county. Every
one So ould ksoW hat whilst the slightest CON III
%tutiOEhl contamination exists, marrlAs 80 Is impos-
sibe, for the GOOD reason that where Offspring en-
sues disease Is neatly always en- allied. This, there
FIRE, il one Of the wors. impsdiments 70 matri-
YOUNG MEN,
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practice, will ind this q Dispensary
where theie l. no uncertainty about getting relief,
but where every enc Of such cases are cured per
manently. No bOOks publiahed by nor Issued from
this It's tuition, bV which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring a Female Regulator,
should enclose one do lar and thr. e postage s. mps,
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~rections the only re lab e Fema'e Regu atOr in use.
This Z g~ulstOrzs fast becoming he faYOri eoflAdiea
everywhere, simply bee use its action is mi d and
safe and can alw5y VS. be depended upOB In emOying
olsfructf- ms from co de and any other cause.
All UU0respJIU.HOs strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Letters
on consultation shou d c0nlsiu one dollar and a
postage stomp for RIswer, Office and rooms ar
ranged that patien : never se each other.
Consultation and services g. the office, fee TO the
poor, every Saturday afternoon Fl. m 3 to 6 p NJ.
Office and Dispensary open from 8 A n to s P. NJ,
dsily, sxcest sundays. Allnecessarys surgical Oper-
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Address, DR.. DEHART,
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Carriers will ease leave orders to that effect at
the PostmRster's Room, with any Carrier, or by
letter through the POstOfice, when they Nil be de-
livered, without extra Charge, with promptpess.
according to the following Timetable Of Depart
ures of Carriers from the Office:
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- DR. r. GOODALE'S
CKTARRH
REM
AAD MODE o. TREaT1EhT Is
THE ACME OF PEKFEOTION,


IL penetraIes the secret ambush OF
this terrible di tease, and xterminates II, root and
branch, forever. .. .I ..
1t all the Wreeched symp-
toms Of this loathesome malady, and averts oon-
5umptfon. -5 4ta4
1t cleans the head. dNOdOrtses the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief
Il AI~Ieytates more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell
Ii is noted for curing tine most hope
leos cases. that every known means failed Ia.
II cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tarrh, OF the most Oossinsts end Violent types.
SO form OF CAtarrh or noises I'm the
esd can resist its penetrating pOweE-
DR.. GOOdaIe's Catarrh Remedy is a
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand
Dr.. r. GOOdnle II known throughout
the om,Ey, as the Author Of the only True Theo-
~ Of Catarrh ever published Where its Origin
It's BsEages-Mode Of Treatment-And Rapid
Cure IN sll ia. forms.
Dr.. GOOdale'B Pamphlet on Catarrh
should Be read by every one. Il ean be obtained 81
our nearest Agency, or By sending . postage stamp
70 our ONCE.
Price 81 90. Send . stamp for pamphlet.
NORTON 4 ANDREWS, Sole Agents, New York.
solo By 6. Y. QLABK, Clsy land fsbs:Bs
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MEDICAL,
I'M DOLLARS PREMIUM
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
OR SPERMATTORRHGA, GLEEE DC
CURED

IMPOTENCY CURED,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DR. A. 6IBSON,
Formerly OF New York City, will pay enc hundred
Collars for the proof that he ever fsi 8 to cure the
| HbOvB-named diseases. tie will nay the samie sum
for the proof that any other Physician N the United
States 1ests The sa D E disea-es with equal success.
Afermany ye rs of abOri0us study and expsrisnce
Dr. Gibson is happy IN being a5le to announce to the
pnloriucate,t that be has perfected 3 system o ftreat-
TIE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
ofthe above, and also all contsg Gus diseases OF the
reproductive orgaDs, " 18th all bad effects arising
Their from, ia ludiDg General
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROsTRATIoN.
BE has suceeeded "a Gu ing cases in this city, o m Of
whom bad sxpeaded hundre 3 OF doilA 9 with sei-
siyted physicians s, who prole-s to treat all priv te
malaeies WITH sue g, and without receiving the
DR.. Gibson does not boast that he Is a member of
sc,Ee College 4 LoDden or Paris, a. peIha 5 some
St1srs % T the purpose CT ensnaricg the Innocent.
and WEuhold out grezteX Dectst Ous. Lever To be e
hliZ-d. But what Dr. G mis- hi bOast sf Is thu, that
y Is Aois % We thurs sathia non TO those who re-
20 g confidence in b 5 a ilitg and integrity, AID tLat
n9 mas PeTIecOd an American system Of treatment
nnach chaLe1ges any T lysiciAn Of London or Paris,
OF any patent medicine, to equal for the radical suIe
oi seohaai weakness, and 81 dis. asses or deranRe.
ments, both mental q d physical, arising from sexual
Or. Gibson also claims for hi, new treatment the
iOl owns Adyantag s over all other yet dscOyered-
and hrst, the agents used are in no r p ct di-asree-
abe; ne uses no relics 0 tn dark ag ,, such as Msr-
restriction ia dit or business is ie .uired Thirdly.
his treatment is positive and certain IN all cases. He
s-ancs prepared 10 g into any public or private los
PIT N the United States and demonstrate tn i'm
mense superiority 9this new treatment over any 9TH
er nov known - the world, in roint Of promp-ne-s,
p rmaneucy, mltness, safety and convenience TO he
patient. aa
DR.. GIBSON is permanently loca ed in Cleveland,
and has during the past five .yetrs perform d many
cures Of disea,es which had for years rtsistsI ali
ether modes Of Treatment. Ref renee, can be given
= indtUduals OF he hrst res aectabl .ty IN Cleveland,
30 ton, Mes York and other cities. IN regarI to skill
aud integrity in all professional transac ms
rheumatism, Scrofbla. all Disease, Of he
Url airy Orgaus, AMI all Chronic diseases treated
with su psrlOr success.
- Medicines sent to any part Of the country on
receipt OF ten dollars.
Dr.: Gibsop's New work on Physiology for sale 1t
D K. g b 8 o n,
PROFESSOR OF ELECTBOPATHY AND MEDImEn.
Omce-lIs Seneca street, q few door from supertor. |
1Pststrs, o EpOsite the City Hotel.
~ one hours from 9 to Il and from 2 to 5 O'Clock
Dalv lSnndays except d isnI7 |
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DAILY LEADER.
MEST FOISf.
WEST POINT June G.

The Annual Examination at the viii.
tary Acaden,y-Scenes ana Incidents
of the Occasion.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. HALLIWELL, SURGEON DENTIST,
II respectfully announces to the public generally,
that he has removed from bis old Dental Rooms on
the Pubic squa Q, to bis own Block, 81 Michigan
street, where he has fitted no q beautiful suite OF
RoOr 8, and is nov prepared to meet and wait IN oil
old and new patrons VINO may please 10 favor him
With Q call. uH-4
AKTIFIJ1AL TEETH Bxed on an improved
principal. and supplied at prices within the reach
Of all. Acknowledge by the Profession generally,
fer their Beauty, Sirenth sad Durability. Every
one that sees them discard their old sets, Il able.
N B-Unly one visit ne essary o have 3 set COM
pleted, at No. IS Mi higAn street, North side, sec.
ond door rom Ontario and foot Of Prospect street,
Cleveland. GmySl A b HALEIWELL, M D.
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EIER DEILY TRAIHs FROH
PHILADELPHIA TO EEW YORK,
New York 3 Harlem RailrOads
4 no. EOTICB TO TRAEEIERs.

ra. EOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
n Sundays sxoeptsd1
MORNING EXPEESS, leaving Troy Ct eslB A.
H.; from Albany 1t Hudson River Depot At 0sSO
T., arriving at New York ct $3.50 ?. n
AFTERNOON Express, leaving Troy a Roo
PIX; from Albany 1t S;IS ?. u, arriving Ct New
York ct os48 P. T., connecting with express tralns
for PHILADELPHIA and Washington City.
Tbs Cincinnati Express from BufAlo eonnsess
With the $50 81 Albany for ssW York By the HAE.
lem Road.
FoE the better accommodation Of the public, a..
rsnEsmsnis knNs hssn made 10 run the trains a
he Hudson River Raiiroaa %. and those Of the n,
Z. ard Harlem Railroad %. ct dlasrsDt houa tsn
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEH Road.
Passengers viii be Tofetsd and 5azsass ehactsd
oTeFEliB road direct TO New York by the Ora
3. B.. Co., and ell conneoting lines North and HaIt4
Tickets Of the Hudson River BAilroad %. aDd 0
thla %. viii be received By either road and 8sQf
gaze checked By sisher Company viii Be dsIssrsd
in New York Without change Of checks.
Nov. "a, 1884 14CDeF- A. GHAPIE, sup't,
FoaD a. GREzs. AdvsrtiEtng Agent
4 :, KEcKHRloqkSA AEeRh AhsRs, pns&R1
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TOLXVELAND AND FlTIsBUReH

CLEVELAND AND PiTTaBUBgH
- A p
1855. SUMMBB ARRANGEMENT. IsB.
On and alter Monday. May 18th IS65, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted a. follows;
5& 4--4E@A FuFe1 - rlttaGurEn aaE ?. <.
HArrisburgn 80 A. n, BsirimOre 700 A, q.
has1lDgtou M,3 A. d, FhiladeiphlA s:3 A. -
New York 1904. H., Mhesiing 500 Pm. Oona
meets At Hudson with U. q q =. B.R. for Akron
and Millersburgh.
l:0 p. m.-AAt BESS-AuiEes 81 Pittsburgh s.fs p.
n. lHarrlsburgh 7s20 A n, Baltimore 20 p
ashtnrton 40 P. ~ Philadelphia l240 p,
H., New York 5.ahP. n. Wheshng 8 20 A. n,
$40 P. M.-ADOOMMODATIOH-FOr Hudson and
Intermediates stations, Cuyahogs Falls, Akron
and MlLersburgh, connecting At OrTviue with
Ht y. wa ]. Ry. for Canton, Msssillon. Wooa-
ter and Mansfield.
gears run through from Pitt 5urgh to New York.
(Via Al entOwn) without Oh 1ugs.
~ hare Is ~ rs 1ay g-Eer Be.
~ Through TiIke3H can - urn~r--r at thsU1Fou
-te5.5 nfans Nesefi HorEe, al the Depot, or tha
}. z. DEvERHuE. su-R
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D9rTHE BRIDAL CHAMBER-An
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable treatment for DIS asses Of
. Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address DE-. J. skillin Houghton,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. my9:R4
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Arrive at Leavittsburgh, connect viii
New York Express .lO:5O P. 4.
Ask ior through Tickets Wis Salamanca"
D. M0LABEL, Geu1s up't.
L. r. EuLLER Geus @ tchsG Agent myIT
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SEWING MACHINES.

WHR FLOREEUK
l. It EAE many improvements ovs any aad al
SEWING MACHINES.
Il has the reverHibls feed, feeding the cloth eithsl
70 the right or Ism, 70 EtAy . seam or fasten tn
ends Of seams Il takes four different stitches, ID
Lock, Doubts Lock, Knot and Double knot-eAel
being alike on both Gides Of the fabric. Its mo
kioas are ell positive; ssWB the thioksst o. thinnesi
hbFios without change Of tension. Hens ans
Width hem, fsllH, brA3ds. quilts, binds, Gnthsr, aat
avs IN a ruEs at the same time.
Z W. GLEASON & 90. Agen4
Is Public Square, Cleveland, and 30. I MsrrB
ut--N w-s--@ E--~-- ---sN sri-eF-a
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PATENT oFFIcE AcENcY.
TINTED STATES AND FOREIGN
PATENT OFFICE AGENCY,

IdAbNA UNELO1
No, 1876 Ran street., Cleveland, Ohio.
We are prepared 70 transact buHiness OF ever
Ss-a.sption rel.ting 10 Inventions, DrsWinu, o.
VeEEs, 5peoihcations, Patents, l~nfringemsnts, and
- P.tsnt Laws B6BRID6h . co.,
HaSs Authorised AttpsasyIfE RasSata
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HOOP SKIRTS.
KAuEMAN & RRO.

KAUFMAN & BRO.
Respectfully iuvi 9 the attention Of Dealers, and the
Ladiea Of Cleveland and vicinity, to this most eX-
tepstve manufacturing place in this vicinity. The
facilities OF Low REN1S, AID experience in buy
ing and manufacturing enables them to offer the
hcesS and most stylish Skirts, and goFsets, IN
ported and DOmest c, Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
q hne assortment Of Fancy Goods, &c.
80 per CT less thsn at any other place in this city.
RB- In k for Jour Cwn benefit, and npd
KAUFMAN s STOLE, 10 Public squsre.
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 3 CHG
OOIEHAfI AILROAD,
Iss4-6. WINTER A~RBAEGEMEET. IsSS,

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 3 CHG
OUIERATJ AILROAD,
lss&S. WIHTER ARBAEeEkEET. IsSsS,
lat Traln-s.C A, H.-OIHCIHEATI EXPRESS.
stopping Is Grafton, Wellington. New Lcns
don, Shelby, C~rostlide, Gallon, GHsnd, Oar.
dington, Ashlsy, Delaware DsEis Contra and
"a TSaln-2:l5 2. m.-AOUOnmUDAFIOH-sto,s
Al al stations, and arrives IN Columbus IS Saa
RI ORG 1. \. Oincinnsd 1.60A
hTrainfl00 P.M.-hIaHT EXPRES-Sho,.lne
a. Grafton, Wellington, EsW London, SksbF,
Orsstitns, Gaious Gilasd, OaTdiHEhoE ard DeE
Erains have Columbus st I.S5 and 10 .z5A.a.a.UF-1
=" A17ys At OisyoiAnd s:5 4. n. : and $50 ?. b,
UOHEUCTTOEg1
5haiby-aAnd1skT, BANDED 4 EeWArk Ea1hoad. g.
Manifold, Nj. Ysrzou, Newark. SAnsIYlS
0rsstllnS-Pit.sssrEh, gors Wsyn. . chicago Ban.
road, Forest upror saEdusay, Delphcs, Liza,
Fort ReTns, Laporta, Chicago, &c. eat and
East for Mansdold, Wooster. MassI1cn. a..
araiion and Beleiontaiae RsIroad Line, lor Harion.
abeileicntttne. Sidney, Union. huucie, Indian
Apeln, Tsrre HaUte, Tinoennea. EVaREEfna
Lou1ssi1ss Cairo, 81. Louis. 10.
uoleWaro-Wifh Springfield Brsuch fcs Srrinrasld.
Uolumous-Littls Miami 3 Columbus, and Xenil
Railroad, Tor A0nia- DHytOBrlndianapoliE,
Ierre Haute, 81. Louis, Morrow, LGFelaud, and
Cincinnati, and With the Ohio and miHgi5uipE
lhsitToed At Cincinnati fog LOu.svtlis. Evans
Via 9alros 81 Lous, I'D AZ Botaa Sa ths
oolunbls-Oentra Ohio BaVro~d ior Newark, Esass.
Tla hheetnft 6c.s Columbus, HQua . IN
atauA Railroad for Ptoua, UrhAnA- 40.
ker Tiekes % ~ points and Information aRiF
~ 5eger1or asreeL T.. FLINT,
Nsyalanf. Tot. n. '9f'- Nrner-fe1daua-