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Printers in Luck Again.

ANDY BAUMAN, the clever pro-
prietor of the far.famed Excelsior
Saloon, sent up to our Office yes-
terday forenoon a freezer of ice
cream, (with the accompaniment
such as only ho has tho happy
knack of getting up. Any one
who might have happened in about
the time the delicious product was
being discussed, would have read.
lily concluded that we were all glad
were printers, for this occasion at
least. The fact is, ANDY is at
home in all that pertains to his bu.
siness. His saloon has no superior
in the city as a place of resort for
tho. quiet enjoyment Of all those
good things which are found in a
first class restaurant-and the peo-
pie have found it out. Consequent
ly BAUMAN's Excelsior is daily
and nightly thronged with custo,
mers.'
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OBITUARY,

gone to her rest. Mrs. sneanLah Hood, wiie OF
was Born in Frederick, Md, on the Sd Of May,
ira, and eniprated TO OHIO in 1916 She fre-
auently referred to the time Of privatop when
with here and therea log cabin. 1855
she was Inc grand daughter, on her mothers
side OF Gen, Siy, the revolutionary hero. Her
father' Nicholas Gibbs, was also a revolutionary
soldier who served to the close ofthe war for
tive. she related many interesting facts ofthe
olden times which tired mans heart. She
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REASONS WHY.

Some Of the reasons why DR.. Roback's
Blood Pills should be keptin every family
are;
Because they can be employed in ali cases
where a"famIly physopi 10 required, and are
perfectly safe In their administrator at all
times. IA f E4H ~
Becausei they act promptly in removing
all obstructions from the bowels, affording i'm
mediate reliefin cholic or other pains.
Becausel they are a Liver Pill. acting direct
ly on the spl cen andliyer, removing the bile
and assisting digestion.
Becausel 10 taking them they do not inter-
fere with the regular nyocation OF the patient,
o. leave the bowels constipated.
Becausel they are made both with and with
out sugar coating, thus adapting them to the
use Of every body. ~
Becausel they being purely vegetable are
perfectly harmless and can be taken by chill
drer or adults at all STAGES or periods ofllfe.
Bscausel they are especially adapted to the
us Of persons Of sedentary habits, and to the
use Of females ahoutto become mothers.
Becausel ithey:are what their name indica tes
Blood Pill, searching out diseases Of the
blood, leaving the system in the full vigor 0
health.
Becausel they are perfectly gentle in theil
operation, causingno griplng, and are safer
surer, and every way better purgatye pill thai
has ever before boen offered to the public.
Besausel when followed in their use b.
Roback's stomach Bitters, they cure the yer!
worst cases Of dyspepsia.
Becauscl they can be purchased at an!
drug store at the extremelylow price Of twen
ty-fve cents perbox. G. G. Beck, agent, Ian
caster, o. 1s-lm.
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ALL ABOARD FOR
CIRCLEVILLEH.
HalfFare Special Train

Arrangements are being made
to procure the running of a
special train on Wednesday next,
for the accommodation Of those
desiring to attend the Conven-
tions at Cifeleville-to leave
New Lexingtonat about,7 A. Nj,
and Lancaster about 81 A. NJ.
Returning, to leave Circleville
after the close Of the days pro
ceedings.
Republicans should turn oui
in force. The committeeto pro-
cure speakers have invited Ex-
Gov. Cox, Hon. r.. G. SvHENcK
and Hon. SAM. GALLOWAY, il
addition to those heretofore
mentioned, and ono or more 0.
them win doubtless be present
and an interesting time may b.
expected.
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For the Lancaster Gazette.
A Pic-Nic,


MEssRs. EDIToRs:-Please insert
the following. l think the occa.
sion deserves an appropriate no.
tice.
On Saturday last, party OF some
sixteen couple Of young ladies and
gentlemen from Greenfield town
ship, embodying the Carlisle, Gray.
bill, McCIeery and the Mcfarland
neighborhoods, halted a short time
in one of our principal streets. =
The elegance of their "turn outs
was superb; but the novelty of the
occasion was the ladies accepting
their privilege of leap-year, to be-
come the gallants OF the gentle
men; they furnishing the drives
while the latter provided the re-
freshments. 1t was in every way
q splendid affair, and highly cred
table to Greenfield township.
But that part of the story which
pleasos ME most, is, Gas l am Gre l.
IDLY informed,) that after spending
the day in rational amuscments al
Foxes, Jacobs LADDER they qui
etly dispersed to their homes will
the breath that God gave them (th'
gentlemen unpolluted with strong
drinks; and l hope also with to
bacco. SPECTATOR.
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"sat-Den."

This we'll known structure on
Broadway. we learn, is to be thor.
oughly repaired and renovated. A
new "slate roof" will take the place
of the present destructible shingle
root, rendering it "fire.proof;" thus
ihsuring to our citizens that it will
stand for many years to come.
We heard that the proprietor had
at ono time concluded to tear it
down but we are pleased to learn
that tho venerable pile will be left
standing, rcmodeIed and made se-
cure against the elements of fire
and Water.
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Elegant New Dwelling Houses.

The largo building-now about
completed-which has for some
months been in course Of erection
by Mr.. D. Sifford, on the lot N. W.
corner Of High and Chestnut sts.,
is one of the most splendid resi-
dences Of which fairfield county
can boast. With most striking
and tastefui-iooking exterior, the
internal arrangement of the build-
ingis a model for convenience and
beauty; and the whole is a brilliant
ornament to that part of the city
and a credit to the talent ofthe ar.
chitcct-who, we believe is Mr.
SiHord himself--and TO the skill ol
the builders. The masonry was
executed by H., Stahl, Esq; th'
carpenter work by james Young
and VIM. Cassel & Sons. s
I'D. Martin, Esq, is putting Vi
a fine large brick dwelling-hous'
on Wheeling street, east Of Broad
way. 1t is just beginning to OK
I" b H
hibit its harmonious proportions
and promises to have few rivals il
our city when fully completed.
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Our school Houses.

We observe that the City School
buildings are undergoing renova-
ton and repair. II the unsightly
and inconveDient old hulks are to
remain as the chief dependence Of
our eilyfor educational purposes,
this Is well, even at this late hour.
Among the improvements in prog
ress are the substitution Of new
iron seats for the torturtng old wood.
en- boxes, and the taking of the old
plastering in places, and putting
on ffesbmortar. Tho mex. desira-
BILE thing is the application, exter-
nally. to the whole Of the buildings
Of sufficient ceating Of paint, Of
some cheerful hue, to take away,
as far as may be. the gloomy and
prison like aspect Of the two build
ings; and render them attractive
Instead Of repulsive in appearance
to our children who have topass go
much OF their time in and about
tho m.
Our school buildings are far be.
hind those Of most of the cities and
villages oftheState. If weare not
able to build new, then we hope to
see the work of improving tho old
structures, both in convenience and
external appearance, pushed to The
utmost limit of which they are sus
ceptible.
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Lettar FROM AIIssIaslnnl.

corrospondenco OF Tho Lancaster Gazette, !
EDS. GAzETrE:rAllow me To- ok
fer the planting iiteliigsbcs Of
Mississippi. Tbecotton crops are
fine, and with no worm (army)
will make the best crop since the
war. The corn crops are suffering
for rain, none having fallen to be
general since the 9th of May. But
with tho drouth we expect q toler-
able crop. We oare suffering among
our stock, mules and cattle, with a
very fatal dlsense called slow,bone,
which kills in a very few hours
An remedies Jet tried have failed.
In my Judgment and obscfFailop,
| think tho Ay Of Africa observed
BY DR.. Livingstone in bis travels,
called the "tscizeiy," has found It's
way here. The blood Of the ami
NAL attacked SCENE to flew to the
surface, showing itselfin puffs, as il
Occasioned by q bruisc, and the
places thus affected contain a mu-
cous matter. r
In bleeding the animals this mu.
cous matter rises tothe top Of the
blood, looking like jelly. The dis,
ease has swept plantations of eve
ry hoof. 1t has just made its ap
pearance upon my plantation, TAX
ling one animal in two hours.
have bled those not attacked an(
found the blood as above described
Would be pleased to hear If any
thing is known among your farm
ers in relation to the disease or rem
edies for it. 1t attacks cattle herr
the same as mules. Horses are no
so liable as other stock to tho dis
case. CLINT. e. CONVERSE.
Kentucky Plantation, July IA.
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Personal.
Hon. Es Wal4E; Of Columbus,

Hon. ri n, WHlTE; Of Columbus,
former State School Commissioners,
is in attendance al the Teachers
Institute IN session in our city,
where he is delivering daily leo
lures. Tho Institute is largely
attended.
eot SsM 7EoMAN, Of tho late
Goth Ohio, and at present q men,
Der of the State Senate, is on Wis
it to onr county, in the occupation
Of swoolrgathcripgs- politi.
cally. but literally-he having, as
we learn. made purchases of our
farmers within q few days Of many
thousands Of pounds Of the genu-
inc sheOp's product. We trust his
enterprise may prove pccuniarily
successful. i
J.C. HARTzLEa, Esq, Supcrin.
tendent Of Galron Union Schools
is spending his summer vacation
in. and about Lancaster, visiting
4 among relatives and friends, and
recuperating for the coming labori
, of.his position.
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.Teutonia Maennerchor,"

"Teutonia MaennerchOr,"
Is a new society of our German
fellow citizens, who mako it their
object to meet regularly once a
week to practice vocal music har-
monized in four parts for malo
voices. 1t is a we'll regulated body
of young men who are desirous of
improving their voices and pro-
ducing such music as will please
themselves and be agreeable to
others.
In large cities in this country
are singing clubs of this kind, COM
posed ofseveral hundreds Of sing.
ers. This is an old custom of the
Germans, who in their social gath
erings and festivals, always hight
en- the pleasure of the moment with
some soul stirring strains, knowing
well, that the goddess of music has
charms which cannot be elsewhere
found. We wish this new glee
club of Lancaster the best success,
and expect soon to hear some OF
their charming music.
We should add, that this musical
association is nnder the training
of Prot. Bowers, organist of St.
Mary's Church, who is an accom-
plished musician, and gentleman
Tho best results may therefore be
expected, from tho combination oI
excellent musical talent with first
class skill IN instruction.
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10 Ny Old Customers and the
Public.
Lam juts receiving . fresh stock
Of .splihe and Summer Hdoda.

Lam iuts receiving . fresh stock
Of spring and Summer Goods,
comprising a-fRll line Of Foreign
and Domestic Cloths, Cdssimeres.
Hsstings, Jeans, sSaiaets, Ttceeds,
! gGottonddes, AiYiins, Checks. DeH-
inns, Hats, Caps, Trunks and Va
tiSes, together with a full line Of
Gents Furnishing Goods.
l also keep constantly on hand q
large stock Of Mems and Boys
Clothing, which / will warrant "a
be Of my own manufacture and
made 10 good style. =
Those wanting Clothing made tc
order, will do we'll TO csll, as j
have secured the services Of Il. G
TRoUT, (see card beiow,) wei
Known in, this community as q
frst-class Cutter, and master o.
his profession.
e~0ur workmen are excelleC
by none. ga sfs ge~.,
Thanking yon for past favors
and desiring q continuance Of th'
same, | shall evcr, endeavor L
please, both in price and quality
Of goods.
aC.T remain, yours truly.
.617 ORRIN +. PETERS.
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Moore,s Colfax.

We have received from the pub
fishers, Messrs. J.. B. Peterson &
Co., a copy Of the Life Of Colfax.
by Rev, A. Y. Moore. On our first
page will be found some extracts
from the work, which will give our
readers a taste of its quality. Fol
ourselves, we have to say that VIC
regard it as an exceedingly inter
esting biography, and a work thai
will be a valuable acquisition TO al
who would fully acquaint them
selves with the truly noble charac'
ter Of the Republican nominee fol
Vice President.
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Kentucky Plantation, July IA.
Meeting Of The Hook. Val. horticultural Society.
HoRrIcuLTuRAL ROoMs,
q Iuiy Of. 1919

HoRrIcuLTuRAL RooMs, |
LANCASTER, o., July %, 1903.
Society met, and was called 10
order by President Ewing.
There being ne regular subject
before the meeting for discussion,
the session was mostly occupied by
members present in an informal
talk on the general topic of fruit
prospects, &c. 1t transpired that
the prospect for nearly all kinds OF
fruit has greatly 'deteriorated since
the commencement of the heated
term. Peaches and apples have
fallen off to q great extent, and
vineyards have been visited with
mildew and rot. The extent to
which the grape crop is affected
will shorten it considerably, but
further developements are nccessa-
ry before the injury can be pro.
nounced Of a generally serious char
acter. There was an Interesting
interchange of views on these top
les, and it was only regretted that
there was not larger attendance,
in order TO have information and
expressions from q wider field. 1t
is hoped the attendance may be full
a. next meeting.
On motion, Messrs. P. B. Ewing,
IJ. G. Kinkead and ]. d. Clarke
were appointed q committee to
confer with the authorities of the
Fairfield County Agricultural So
ciety in relation to the subject ol
the Fall Exhibition.
The Fruit committee reported
fine specimens of Red Astrachar
and Early Harvest Apples on ex
hibition-by J. 7. Busby-and o
Red Astrachan and Sops Of Wine
by J. A. Fetters.
On motion adjourned to Satur
day, August Sth. ~
P. B. EWING, Pres.
S. A. GRiswoLD, Sec'y.
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Educational Lecture.

By arrangement of the Fairfield
County Teachers Institute, Hon.
Il. Z. White, of Columbus, will dc.
liver free Educational Address
on (this) Thursday Evening, in
the Presbyterian Church.
Let all the friends Of Education
attend. a
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The Bondholders' victory.

" r. f. +. y Y " ~
The Cincinnati Commercial says,
editorially:
The nomination Of Horatio Sey;
mour was the triumph Of the bond,
holders. 1t could not have been
more emphatically their victory
had August Belmont himself re-
ceived the nomination. The reso'
loution of the platform, which was
intended to console the Western
Democracy and flatter them with
the idea that Mr.. PendletoL' 8 tinan'
cial theories had been accepted BY
the East though hc himself was
rejected, is not worth the paper up
on which it was written.
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A CARD.

Having dissolved my business
connection with the firm of Rising,
Miller & Seipel, will be found, on
and after the 10th Of March, with
0rrin e., Peters, where / will be
pleased to see all my old friends
and customers, with as many new
ones as may favor me with a call,
and all can rest assured that the
sane desire to please which has
governed me heretofore, will con-
tinue to influence my endeavors in
the future. II. G. TROUT.
March 18th. 1868.
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Blood.

The copporheads say that unless
we allow Them to elect Seymour
and Blair" there will be bloodshed
throughout the land. 81
Thunder don't generally scare
old people-sometimes 'purps' and
Young chickens. asRFast
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The Seymom.shriekers, who are
ondeavoring to re store the old state
of things in this country, might as
we'll attempt to force a three
months chicken back into its
shell.
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Smoky.

!, Extensive fires have for several
days been prevailing in the pine
forests Of Canada, whence the smok,
mess of the atmosphere in these
parts, which every body has re-
marked for some time past.
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T.raDd Masonic Celebration.

We are informed that the Ma
sonic fraternity of Lithopolis pro,
pose to dedicate their new hall, on
the 10th ofAugust next.
An Grafton will be delivered and
a free dinner given by the brother
hood. We learn that Lancaster
Lodge No. 81, has resolved to GO
and that it will be well represent
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Organize !--Worki!


aWhilc it is admitted that the
Democratic nominations at New
York make Republican victory
in November much moro certain
than a stronger or moro popular
Democratic ticket wouldhave done,
it will not do for Republicans to be
inactive during the campaign
Let all go TO work in earnest and
thus make success certain against
spy or all contingencies that may
arise. In the following paragraph,
a Washington paper puts into a
few words what we in common
with all Republicans feel:
The Republican party must ac-
cept the nominations at New York
as a stimulus to more active ex-
ertion rather than a release from
the necessity for labor. The Dem.
ocrats will work with all their
might for the success Of their tick.
ct, endcavoring to supply by extra
efforts what their candidates lack
in strength. Their organization
will be 80 perfected as to subject
each individual Democrat 10 all the
influences which can be brought lc
bear upon him TO keep him in the
party traces. We must take care
that in our confidence of the supe'
riority Of our cause and our candi
dates, we do not let our opponents
gain any advantage over us by su
pericr activity and more faithful
work.
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nTRs. 8. E. DYARmiN

Takes peasureIn announcing to the Ladies OF
Lancaster and vicinity that she has again re-
sumed the Matchmaking Business in addi-
ton to the Millinery business. She is sprepored
to execute any thngin her line with neatness
and dispatch, and in the latest and most ap-
proved styles. Thankful for pastiavors she re-
specially solici,s acontinuance OF the same.
She still occupies her old stand doors west
of Hooking Valley National Bank, Main street.
Lancaster, o. July l6, 'GS-2m.
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N The STAFF OF LlFE.-The we'll
known and reliable City Baker,
Mr.. G, BLANK, advertiscs his bust
ness in our paper this week, and
we commend the notice to the at
teation of our readers.
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List Of Letters remaining in the
Post Office July 3Oth:

Jacob Ahlinger. T. II. Barrow,
Corwin, g. Mitchell, Ia, Chris
tian,4 Cora DeGammand, Dennis
Demsey, Chas, Ering, SuciIla Faw-
lor, MI Graham, s. 2. (aingher,
DR.. s. B. Hartman, & Co. B. Keck,
Simon Keiner, Edwin Moore, 5.
LAwson, (Foreign) Matthias Leh-
man, George Marter, Joshua Mil
ler, James Miller, Richard Malway,
J. A. Pitts, James Pratt B Louisa
Reed, VIM j. Robinson, Gideon
Slye, George Smith, J. II Smith,
Thomas Tourney, s, W. Williams
Willard G. Wood, S. A. Weaver
C.M L, WIsEMAN, z. M.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Teachers Of Fairfield and adtoinin 9
Counties t-Please remember July27th,
as the day on which our ;ipstitute will meet 10
Lancaster, 10 continue all week. One OF the
best Institute men in the West-Hon. E. E
White, of Columbus-has been employed for
the entire week. Others will assist. Great ef-
fort will be mado to repder this meeting very
profitable. titf 5.tt
Teachers, letus havetheI eIlargest meeting Of
the kind ever held in this county. Come your
selves, and speak to your neighbors. ESpen'
ses betrayed out Of County Institute Fund
Boarding can be had at reasonable rates.
Examination ofapplicants at end Of thewee k
Como, and letus renew the "good times We
have hitherto had.
s. n J. FsREINMUNDsle ~ 81
ISAAC R00SE, Ex. Com.
sd DAVID CLOVER,
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NOTICE.

Having purchased Of Messrs
Douglass & Coles the stock o.
Goods and allBook Accounts and
Notes due them, we hereby author
ize R. D. Coles TO collect and re
ceipt the same:
WIN. BLACK & Co.
July %. 18a8-3w.
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strength vs. Weal.ns.s.

Debilltatcd me and WON en-made so by a
process based upon the impurities of your
blood; why risk the danger Of greater prostra-
Il on while absolute and permanent relief is
within reach. 1t is a fatal mistaRewith thou
sands, thatonly the prescribed medicines OF
physicians eau cure them, and they donot con-
slider the nature, purpose or operation ofthese
drugs in their compounded condition, but swal-
low them simply on faith, and rarely, il ever,
derive any positive benefit. Now, we say that
il is Sound Judgment to usea remedy whichlt
can be shown has effected actual and enduring
cures, and such is Mishler's Herb Bltters. 1t
will cure the feeble OF their ailments, fortlfy
them against the dangers ofmalaria, changes in
the climate, fluctuations of the Temperature
&C., while at the same time it braces the entire
system and onergizes the.whole man. We do
honestly urgo sufferers TO vthrow physic "a the
dogs, and hereafter use Mishler's Herb Bit
ters. Sold by all druggists and dealers.
DR.. s b. Hartman 90, Proprietors' Lancas'
ter, Pa.
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JonN S. SNrpER is offering desir-
able real estate near the city in 10
acre lots. A good chance for men
ofmoderate means to secure home
steads, See bis advertisement.
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"A dsar.dH-i would most respectfully inform all my old
friends and again started in the Grocery pu
ness having with myself Mr. WM L. MtkrS and woad
be happy 10 again have opportunity supplying emnd as ma
more as may choose with all goods usually Kept my
Thankful for past avo solicit continuance OF the same
Lancaster April g. GS-1y ChA' fAih
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Where is that Ladder2 2

The subscriber, several weeks since loaned
a long slide ladder to some one who has for.
gotten to return u. Having use fcr Il now. the
borrower will oblige by returning the same 70
JOHN McLELLANp.
Lancaster, July 50, ls6s--2w a
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General Meade has issued an

General Meade has issued an
order, similar to that issued in Flor
ida, turning the government ct
Georgia over to tho civil authori-
ties, aud directing the military to
abstain from interference or con-
troll,
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Mammoth Bottles only 70 Cts.
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE
CHEAPEST AND BEST.

The EUaENIE HAIR REsToRER
eclipses all known discoveries for
the rapidity with which it restores
gray and faded hair to its natural
color-promotes its rapid and
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
it when falling off, and is a most
.luxuriant dressing for the Hair,
rendering it soft, silky and lus-
strous. Mammoth Bottles only rs
cents.
Sold by most all druggists. [59 ]
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WHAT cAS'r ~ CURED MUST Be rsDURSD, but
no one need suffer from scrofula, or any dis.
ease arising fiom foul blood, now that rr.J. W.
Poland's HumOr Doctor Is sold By Dayidson&
Brasee. ~ tAt4t 4ta #fF4 ~