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Chicago Convention.

E We have but little Of the details ofths gath.
err ng rs We % to press. The first day the
convention organized by the choice Of Gen. Jos.
Il. Iawley Of Connecticut as permanent Pres
idc t, who accepted the nomination in neat
and patriotic speech. The convention Is n very
full one, and harmony prevails, the only diver.
sion is one on the question OF Vice President.
The Maine delegation are 'or Mr.. Hamlin, MS
the correspondents state it, first, last and al
the time.'
TIE NOMINATION.
We learn by tclcg raph that General Grant
and Schuyler Colfax are the nominees. This
makes strong ticket, for no man in the Union
Is so popular with the people MS General
Grant, aud no man has so many personal
friends as has Mr.. Colfax.
In Maine, the nomination Of Mr.. Hamlin
would have added strength to oar ticket, but
no ono Of the candidates for Vice President has
so much national personal popularity Is has
Hon. Schuler ColfaX Of Indiana. lie received
IL good common school education in New York
city, where he was born, and then graduated
in printing office, becoming Editor and Pro-
prietor Of the South Bend Register of Indiana,
whittier he went in 1886. In 1850 he was
member of the Indiana Constitutional Conven.
tion. lie was elected member Of the thirty.
fourth Congress. and has continued member
ever since, being elected Speaker Of the ;iSh
and 10th. He is one Of the mos. industrious.
energetic, and patriotic members Of that body,
possessing the confidence and good will Of all
parties. As remarked, We doubt ii there is
another public man in the Country, who in so
large n degree, has won and continues to hold
30 much of personal respect.
or General L. 5. Grant, We need utter no
word OF pra sc. He led the Union arms to
Victory and the country to Peace. Every 10y
nj man loves him for his great Military abilities,
f)r his modest demcanor, and unseliish pat
rioiism. Grant and Collax, Peace and Pros.
pcrity. ..E
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Large demonstration meetings in favor
of impeachment were held last week in many
cities aud villages all over the country. In this
state, such meetings were held in Bangor, Bath.
Augusta, Lewiston, Portland, &c. Every man
Is not u judge Of Constitutional law, but every
man has had ample opportunity to judge OF the
evidence in the case Of impeachment, because
the newspapers OF the county have been fall Of
the doinss of the Court, and the ordinary
reader has Ill the facts before him. It Is not
IKE common trisl when only tho jury, the
Court and Bar, hear the ease.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Washington, Franklin, and Jackson rose to
great distinction by their own merits. JAS. Pyle is
also attaining great distinction by the mcr Of his
Grocers everywhere keep Pyle's Saleiatus, in Id.
packages, ull weight.
--wherever ''Barrctts Hair Restorative is
used, Chgnons are becoming entirely extinct
Ladies, try it. and he convinced.
For all those distressing and Affecting mala.
dies which origuete in scroiuIa or an enfeeblcd or
viatcd state eff the blood, nothing can equal the
Water, pure solution of Iodine dissolved in
pure water without solvent.
''Thev made her grave too cold and damp
For soul SO honest and true
II they had been wise, the dire necessity Of
opening the grave for one 50 lovely might have
are sure to rescue The young and lovely, the mid
de-agcd and the ailing, from confirmed sickness.
sb a Of he s,omae Mhsh sou IN
plants, Night sweais, Consumption, Death
symptoms, and Keep the blood pure and the health
good.
ORGAN NUsiC--Onc of the great obstacles in
the encouragement ofthe young would.bc orsanist
is the nacccs- ibiiny of the large church organ TO
but the urganist of the society, who Is in
ly privileged IN having such an instrument at mis-
con mand He even Il declared from practising
warmth in the elince on secular days. A ceebra.
ted European organist, while recently examining
and performing upon one OF Messrs. S. ID. l. W: IL.
smiths larger sized AMERICAN ORGANS, remarked
that he was fully convinced that for the practice
oi organ music and development Of contrasts 10
registration and blending OF stops. these peculiar
Instrument were the best he had ever met with
which would serve to develop the ingenuity OF thc
player especially the student, who would. with re-
narkablc ease, transfer mis- experience thus obtain
ed to the largest pipe oryan and " the same time
have the convenience of practising at honis.
! The contrast in the vOicing Of the stops in
Messrs smish's Organs is 80 marked, the shades
Of expresdion so delicate, and the ordinations Of
power so entirely under the CONTROL that an indef.
mite variety in the combaation may be obtained.
not only may the lighter styles Of organ mus ic be
| satisfactorily performed, but prescriptions from
| the popular orchestral overtures may be executed
with the finest effects, white the small amount Of
, space which they occupy IN the drawing-room or
parlop, commend them to all who arc Interested
IN organ music. = 10y rs 80
-Succcssful because Of superior merit. Mrs.
s. A. Aliens Improved {ncw stylc) ilair Kestorer
or Dressing, lin one bottle.) Every druggist sells
| it, Price yl.O0. init.
| MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
ele-sugerior to Cologne, and at half tho price.
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GRANGE OF TIME.
Merchants Line.
BOSTON l. PENOBSCOT RIVER
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

The Steamship wA. TissErTs.
e nwili run weekly during the Summer
- between Bangor ana kOefon,
leaving Bangor every AOND~f, u eeieek'
AN. .-...
Keturning-wn leave Rowe,s warf, Boston, ey.
cry THURSDAY, IAN. touching At Hampton.
WintcrpOrt, BuckspOrt, Sandy Point. heliast,
Rockport and Tenants Harbor.
Freight taken at reasonable rates.
Also good accommodations for passenger.
Fare IRON Banfor, Hampden and Winterl ert,
$500 from Belfast and RockpOrt. e2.S0.
Meals extra.
For further information enquire of
ID. W. G. FOLSOM, Agent.
BackspOrt, May25, 1865. o2u
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IIr1RTNNY To FEMALES.

The celebrated Dlt. puW coutinucs To devote
his entire time TO the treatment of I'LL diseases in
cideut to the female system. An experience 81
twcnt. -four years enables him 10 guarantee speedy
and lcrua't nj rcliefin the WORT cares OF sup
preston and all other Menstrual arrangements,
from whatever cause. All ltters for advice must
GO la y Olicc, No. . Endico,, street Eoston'
y. b. oud furnished TO tlosc who wish TO re
main Dc II atmcnt.
Boston $50, %, 49,.
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TO CONSCMPIIyES,

The REV. EDWARD a. WILSON will send free
of charge to all who desire it, the prescription
with the directions for making and using tho
simple remedy by which he was cured Of lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption.
Ills only object Is to benefit the afflicted and he
hopes ever. Sufferer will Ivy this prescription, Ms
it costs then nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
No. l63 South Second Street, williamsburg
New York.
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To Females.

DR.. W. L. PADELFORD, Ply
stefan and Surgeon, gives exclusive attention to
Diseases Of Women. lie has made diseases OF
practice has been extensive both n, hospital and
In private practice. His reputation has vouchers
In an the city papers, his patients, and the medi
cal profession, both here and abroad being the
most skilIiul specialist here, and thorough mas.
ter OF all sexual diseases.
DIR. Padelford is admitted lty the best medical
talent Of the country to have no equal IN the
treatment of Female Complaints, and II is no un.
usual occurrence for ply sicians in regular prac.
tice to recommend patients to him for treatment
when afflicted with diseases In his specially.
Ladies' will receive the most scientific attention
both medically and surgically, with private apart
ments duri & sickness, and with old and expert.
enced nurses, il they wish.
The poor advised free of charge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion advice, by letter,
and enclosing the usual fee, will be answered by
cturn mail.
Medicines sent to all parts Of the country.
Office, No, 4sA HOWARD STREET, Boston Mass.
splcyl6
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff

Jackson's Catarrh Snuff
AND TnOCuE POWDER,
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY
IN
(~f~rrh. Headache, HHA IsvsGsh, MsSrss
s~msss. .asShAss~, BrssekSsts, lssghs,
EsSFssess, Ae,
And all Disorders resulting from COLDS in
Head, T'hrOat and tVOcnl Organs.
This Rcmcpy does not.'Dry mp Catarrh but
LOOSENS il, frees the head of all offensive mat.
ter, quickly removing Bad Breath and Headache !;
aIIays and soOthes the bwrniNg heat In Cat
arrh is so mild and agreeable in its effects that
it positively
Cures without Smeez IMg!
As Troche Powder. Is pleasant 70 the taste,
and never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly
gives to the Throot and Focal Organs
Delicious Sensation of Goodness and Comfort
Is the best Toice Tonic in the world'
Try IL! Safe, Reliable, and emily IS Cents,
Sold Ivy Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER. WlLS0V eco. Prop'rs, Philadelphia
Wholesale Agents, G. C. Goodwin Co. Rust
Brothers, 4 Bird, BostOn. w. whipple CO.,
Portland. q. C. Peck, and wiggin Parcher
Agents for Ellsworth. lysptillScp33.
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GEACE'> celebrated sALNE.

From Mr.. f.. Tucker, Depot Martcr, u. Salisbury,
Massachu> rttS.
"IhaSe been troubled for years with n bad hu.
nor; sometimes out warly and sometimes in.
wariv. Du Ing TIC past summer it mantle lied II.
self more than usual nutwar,tly, and used your
Salve. All signs OF il have since disappeared.
without affecting me inwartliy, indicating, think
the erasiicating nature of the Saivc.
seth ". Fowic Il Son, iiostOn, Propriciors.
So Il by druggists At 2Jct5. Il box. Sent by mail
for :sjcts lmspI1
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-Thosc eminent mon, Dr. james CLARK. Ply
stefan TO Queen Victoria and DIR. Hughes Bcnnctt
sav that consumption can be cured, DR.. Wistar
knew this when he discovcrcd bis now widely
known Balsam OF Wild Che, ~, and cxpcriencc has
proved the correctness OF this opinion.
- Probably no pure wool garments san be
washed without some sh,tnkaHei nut me dlea.
Grcc:bte incident can he reduced to q minlmumby
the use Of the Steam Refined Soap.
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When by the nse OF the Arnica Ointment you
can easily he cured. 1t has relieved thousands IRON
Burns, cuts, ChaPped Hands, ID Ills,
q Sprains, Warts, Itch,
Aud every complaint of the skin. Try 4, for il
costs but ID cents. BE sure To ask for
HALE'S -AkNICA DIN I'M F.N r
For sale By all Druggists.
L. G.. Peck, Agent Tor Ellsworth and vicinity.
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EHEcAs OF YOUTH

4 Gentleman who suffered for years from Ncr
vous Debility. Premature Decay, aud all the efrec,
of youthful indi>cr elton, Will. for thcsake OF snf
ering humanity, send free To all who need il, the
recipe and directions for making the SIMPLE rcslr,iy
by which he was cured sufferers wishing to profit
,iy the advertisers experience, can do 81 by all
Dressing, in l'criec confidence, JOHN II. OGDEN
I! Cedar Street, New York.
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RATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

The splendid Hair Dye is the best in the would
The only true and perfect Bye-Haunless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes invigor
or brown. Sold by NIL Druggists and p 'rfumcrs.-
Properly applied at Batchci,icr's Wing Factory
No. l6 Bond street, New Noik.
snnIy1k
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INEORMA ALTON.

Information guaranteed to produce \ fuNurian
growth of hair upon bald head or beardcss face
also receipt fer the removal of Pimplcs, Bio'chcs
Erur ions, etc, on the skii leaving The same soft
clrsi and beautiful, can be obtained withou
charge by addressing
TIIOs. r. CHAPMAN. CHEMIST.
s23 Broadway, New York.
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DIR. S. S. PITCHES
/" FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

Sevcnty-s six pages; price p cents. Sent to any
address. No money required until the book is re
ccived. read, and fully approved. Nis 2 perfect
guide to Inc sick in,lisposcd. -s-,..,t
Address DIR. 8. s. FITCH, 25 fremont street.
Boston. Alv'.
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N. n. X. TAYLOR.

No. II, HANOVER STREET, BOSTON, has Tor -
years, Ii addition to his general family practc,
Eivcnspccia attention to the treatment Of all Dis.
eases 0f tic Hood, Urinary and Reproductive Or.
gans and all camplants peculiar to women. Good
Reconnaissance pr6videdfor patients prefering to
remaining here during treatment. sl,32
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WHO SAYS so.

Who now pretcnds to say that the S0nome Wine
Filters are xot the most popular ittcrs before the
American reople. Look At the immense sale the
ards 1 Co, % Warrington street, Boston.
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Marine LIST.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
MAR Il I T. d.

In I'll. worth, May 1ah,-hy Rev. = Tcnney >.
Mr.. Levi NJ. Weber, and Miss Adciia II. Moore.
both Of Ellsworth,
In surry, May ioth.-hy Rev y. Pinkham, Cant.
Calvin Curtis, AID Mrs. Diantha \. Hamilton,
both of Surry.
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TO BE USED, AND NOT ABUSED

G. A. Richards Extract Of Rye, when used with
proper understanding of its effects is undoubt.
cdly the most harmless stimulent you can have
II y real help in time of need. sold by groccrs
and drue4ssta all over The country. -gsl
Z. A. RICHARDS TO-, 70 Washington street,
Boston, largest Retail Wine and Spirit House In
America.
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P p O..

Try box of POLAND'S PLANTAIN ONT.
MENT The best Saly, in the world. Take no
other, but insist on having this.
For sale by all Druggists and country dealers.
DIR. J. w. POLAND, Manufacturer.
(See fdrcrtiss mcHt)
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UNPRECEDENTED.

Five hundred cases of the Sononia Wine Bit
tors were sold during the first three days after they
were put before the public. \ good Wine lit tevs
vas just what they wanted. Q. A. Richards AMI
Co.. Of boston. Sole prpDrietors,
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THE REST Gin

You can use is Dunstcr's old London Dock Gin
1t Is kept by most Of the druggists in the country.
Try it.
Boston, largest Retail Vino and Spirit House N
America.
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Special Notices.
BRADFORD and REMICK,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS- n
Solicit Consgnments OF -s'
RANDOM SPRTCk TIMBER,
SIN GZES e. .ZA TIES,
Address, II broadway. New York.
u Special Personal attention given to the IN.
spectiOn of all timber consigned to our house.
SIN sp Is
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4 CHATTER or AccrDENTs.-On Saturday
last week. Mr.. Jcrc Griffin while having some
boards planned at tho mill, and assisting in the
work. caught his hand in the plane and the
most Of his fingers on his left hand were cut
nearly OF. The plane irons made bad work.
his fingers being cut IN several places. pr.
Greeley was called, and dressed the wounds,
but it is doubtful il all the fingers can be saved.
MIR. Enoch Brown who was burned out las.
winter, fell from the frame Of q new building
and fractured bone In his leg.
-Archihald Trcworgy had his hand injured
during eek. ~ 1FF
The N,w England Delegates for
Chicago.
NIAGRA FALLS, MAJ 1j.-Thc New England
delegation, about 100 strong, arrived at the In
ternationa Hotel to-day en- route for Chicago.
Delegates from every New England State were
present except Rhode Island. A meeting was
organized and varions political questions dis.
cussed. Opinions were discussed on financial
questions though the majority evidently favor
cd tho continuation of the Congressional poll
cy ON the question. N1 I'd
The weather for some days during the
latter part Of last week and the first Of this was
rainy. There is no fear now Of want Of wat
y,
the henheDec OF fehopscot rs we learn.
The almost universal feeling among bus
mess men, and Republicans especially, is of re
greet at the result OF the impeachment trial anu
men of all shades of politics. and those both
for and against impeachment, do not fail to dis
cuss the reasons for the votes of Republican
So,.tors who voted for tbo ,con;,t.l of tho
SeA'.oA' Wv 'oNA ~ ~
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no FEEL JUST RIGHT
WHY SUFFER- FlsOM SORE,

Use the Sonoma Wine Bitters, made ONLY by {. A
4 Co, 20 Washington street, boston.
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CANCER. scRoFulA, &C.. CURED.

~ Persons afflicted NTH Cancer, Strefnla
Tumors. Ernptions, &C., are CukED by the use Of
DIR. GREEN'S = i =
ELECTRO-MEDICAT BATHS,
and Indian Vegetable remedies which clcansc the
blood OF all llunors, Mercury, Lead &C., and re.
store hca lth TO invnlids afflicted with every va
ricty of disease. A book describing Cancer, Scrof.
ula, Humors and other diseases, with their prop
CT means Of cure, may be obtained free nj the
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or by mail. Address Dr.
GREENE 10 Temple place. Boston.
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SCRATCH! SC0ATCH!! SCkATCH y
in from 10 to ~ hours.
wheat0n's OiMtmeAt cures The Itch.
Wheaton's ointment cures Salt Rhsum.
Wheat0n's Ointment cures letter.
WheatOn's Ointment cures BARRIERS Itch
WhcatoM's Ointment cures Old Sores.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Every kiad 81
Hum0r like Magic.
Price, 80 cents box by mail, 60 cents. Addrss
Boston, Mass.
For sale by all Druggists.
Boston, Aug. seth, 1877. lyspss
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THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER.
The Golden Sheaf Bourbon IL made right, sold
right, an goes to tho right spot. That's the rea-
SON it sells fas..
c. A. RICHARDS L CO., % Washington street
BOSTON, largest Retail " inc and spirit House in
America.
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Ajuvenile Opera will be performed BY Chorus
of Misses and Children at Lerde Mall, ON Tuesday
~ Tickets, IS cents, Doors open att O'Clock.
Commence at O'Clock.
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to the concurrent resolution fora weeks
recess.
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impeachment.

y. o. DIstIIIV. NCuuCUtti
j. T.. Builcr. York. secretary; 1891
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Dir. Brooks-With open doors or with
shut doors? ,.-
Mr.. Bingham repeated the words, with
open doors or with shut doors. U.augh-
tcr.) We intend to obey the orders of the
House, sir.
Mr.. Brooks-But is it to be ex pdrte,
what people generally call All inquisitiOn,
or is it to be u public examination?
Mr.. Binghaln-rhc gentleman need not
inquire OF me any further. lie seems to
be in pursuit of knowledge under difficult
lies.
Mr.. Brooks-very great difficulties.
MIR. Bingham proceeded to state that the
managers followed the Example set by
Democrats in sitting with closed doors.
After further conversational debate. Mr..
Bingham refused to answer any more
questions and moved the previous ques-
ton,
Mr.. Robinson moved that the resolution
he laid Oh the table. .rf.-.
Mr.. Ross moved that the House adjourn.
The House BY % to 70 refused to nd
journ, and by 10 to sc refused to lay the
resolution OH I'll" table.
Mr.. Robinsoii-l ask to make q sugges-
ton in one word to the gentleman from
Ohio. Would he not let this subject 90 10
Il select committee, or ut all events to some
committee that has Oh it representative
Of the Democratic party. which we claim
to be majority Of the people ut the
North. Is it not mockery to send it to !,
committee in which there Is no representa-
ton ofthat party?
Mr.. Bing,ani-I insist OH the previous
question.
| Mr.. Pruyn-With the consent OF the gen
tlensas from Ohio. should ask question
and make y suggestion. 70 q -
| Mr.. Bingham declined to yield.
| MIR. PEnyn-l was NOT here when the dis
cussion took place.
| MIR. Bingham insisted on tho previous
I s,,aslion. u was seconded and the reso-
| lntian was adopted, yeas IS, nays u.
! The House tLeu. at f:l5 adjourned til
Monday next, the Senate having disagreed
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guilty; tic frceiucut - tneIeiOIc ucv uitteu
VII this article.
No manifestation Of sentiment Was made
sprithcr side II the question. Whatever
were the fe~iinss Of the Senators. men,
hers aud spectators, they were thoroughly
Mr. Williams motion to adjourn til
Tuesday. 2titl inst, was then taken up.
Mr.. Hendricks submitted as a question
Of order that the Senate was now cyccst.
ing an order already made. which was in
the nature. and had the effect Of the pre-
vious question, therefore. the motion to
ndiour,n otherwise than simply to adjourn,
was not in order.
Calls of question, "''question.
chief .Jus.ice-rhc motion that when
the Senate adjourn it adjourn to meet at q
certain date cannot now be entertained,
because the Senate is in process Of cxecut
ins nm order. A motion to adjourn tn a
certain DAY seems 10 the Chair Il come un'
der the same rule. The Chair will. there
fare. decide the motion not in order.
senator COnuess-- From that decision of
the Chair ! appeal.
The Chief Justice put the question. aud
slircctcd the Clerk tn read the order adopt
ed to dny on motion Of Senator Ednnnds,
rs follows: H..
ordered. That the Senate do now pro-
eecd IL v..te Oh the articles according to the
yule uf the Senate.
Senst.s How ard called far the yeas and
NAYS gu the an. stion whether the DECISION
Of the Chair should he sustained:
rhe vote was taken and rcsultcd---yeas
"a. nays, so ss lol!"ws
Y,;ns - An,hony, Bayard. Buclais.w'
fonklins. Davis. Dixon. Doolittl... Femr'
T.sseuicn, Fowler. Grimes, Henderse's'
IJ.nlrh.ks, JoLnson. McCrcery, Morgan
Nnr;ou, Patterson Ut pennessec. sauis-
iS,ry..l s., r,lsn. T-npl'nll Van Wrinkle
y'.tkrss. Wiiis I'll. ~ faF