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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17

tie legacy Of an honorable name to s
ch. ldr,p.
In his charge to the Grand Jury on
on Wednesday last Recorder Haeket
slosed as follows
"Your duty Is To ascrr ain if the allega-
lions be true, that Mcfarland fred lbe shot
that caused Richardson's death. l think
that | should be dcrelict ia the d-chArge Of
my functions as an eltcird coDseIvAtUr Of
the peace and morals in this court " now
omit reference 70 some of ths incidents fol-
lowing The acts which eel minated In the
homicide just referred to II vain shall
condu Of iItl lentiSl newspapers, and
claiming to be moral leaders, ben, fcally af-
feet the community IL they convert their
homes into free-lOve asy iums In vain shall
ministers of gospel be heard when criticis-
hg public men as we'll as warning private
pArishioners " they are slowed universal
" to give benedictions to bigamy, or TO cen
s"crate lechery by prayers at the he'd Of
death. IL there has been bigsmy commit
ted, or aided OF abetted by any prr,on, no
matter how elevated in lite they may be,
fearl sssly !uves,ig ue the matter; ami arri-
wing 81 the feet Of probable guilt, prou2tiy
iRdlct.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17

Marriage Of NJ. Paul Gerard aud Marie
WOrmiy.


N.Paul Gerard . brother-in-lsv Of tho
Portuguese Minister, and Miss Marie b.
WormIy (coloredl were married last night
At the parsonage Of St. Mathews church.
II has been rumored for some days that the
wedding was TO take place, but the exact
time axed upon was kept profound secret
until Yesterday morning, when II was hur-
riedly announced for last night ., half-past
eight O'Clock. Loog before that hour little
squads of cOl0red women and Toys CON-
mepced TO assemble around the front OF
the parsonage, and quite Q number who
been specially invited obtained admission.
Al the hour named several carriages
drove up to tho front stoop, aud 5000 the
bridal party entered the room the bride
and her father beaded the party, followed
BY the groom, escortiDg Mrs. Warmly.
The lride was sttired IN dress OF Hhite
tarleton, cut In "curicle styleIsith q w.
| ing trail and six narrow fJunces, waist neat
| ly puffsd, the whole trimmed with folds q
| white satin completed her costume. On hel
head was q wreath OF orange blossoms AND
. long costly white lsce veil. Her hair
abort in front was trimmed with nAtura
AJwers. In her hand abe carried frsgran
b quet.
Tho bride Is . quAdroop, with an intellect
nal cast Of eountenance. The groom
about 5 feet inches in height, with heav!
moustache. He vas sttirsd In . dress sui
of black, white veSt and . corn cOlored nee
4 tie. Mrs. wormley was handsomely dres'
ed 10 dove oolored poplio. Her husband
was In full dress. Sae had as her Attendau
Miss FIsher, slater OF General O. d. Fishel
Of the Boys in Blue. This lady, elaborated
dressed in white satin. was not strictly
bridesmaid, bat appeared a. friendly A.
sistAnt. Her kidd "ffices were necessar
from the fact that there were no bridei
maids or groomsmep.
The little niece OF Mifs Wormley, beaut
falIy dressed, sto.,d by her aide until sn'
he ceremony. Tho company in attend
snce were nearly all eolored, ihsre beiE
hut three or four white ladiss and about Il
, v,hiss gentlemen present.
Rev. DR.. White, the ofhciatsag eleTx
msu, was aitirod In plain clerical dresA
!. ana borsttA. Before commsaeiDg the cor
; mony hs addresssd tho conpls At sOu
: length.
Dr.. white then announced that A one
!. the party Mis- Wormlyl had hnsver be
= baptized In the tUA.holle) faith. he had 9
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
aooa cider vinegar.

Take ten gallons Of apple juice fresh
from the press, and suffer it to ferment full
ly. which may be In about two weeks, OF
sooner II the weather Is warm aud then
add eight gallons like juice, new, for pro
ducinG . second fermentation In two weeks
more add another like new quantity, for
prod ucing . third fermentation. This third
ierme ntAtion u material. Now stop tne
buughols with an empty oottlo, win tne
~ dowuwaFd, and expose u 10 the sun
1ar some time. when the vinegar u come,
drau ofi one half into vinegar essk, aud
set a in a cool place above ground, for use
~h.o clear. With The other half In the
arst cask, proceed 70 make more vingar ia
ths same way. Thus On@ essk Is 20 make
In, the other 70 use iToa. When making
! The vinegar, let there be . moderate DEGREES
OF beat. aud fire. access Of external Air.-
| Scioiifc AmricdR.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17

TuE physical end Of RiohardsOn
seems not destined to mOnopolize the
sympathy Of even the north, His posi-
,iOu a. one Of the Editors Of tho New
York T1Suns gave TO him, who had
SIS, 900, an immense advantage Tor a
Will. osor poor Mcfarland, whose fail
urss in business had left him penDilsss
sud finally wifslsss. But public OPin'
ION is rapidly rectifyiDg itself in a coun-
.sy where every year Of progress bat
sdds 10 tho chances that any iaaivisss!
may become 1t any time broken IN for
tuus. Those who yet value the SAFE
guard Of social purity aud who believe
IN the bAleful tendency Of diseased
public ssntimsn, even upon the viEtas
Of woman, are rssdy now to aver thai
ths dead editor Of the T'i0SHs bad bette
have placed Mcfarland in the front Of
battle where he might have fallen witt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
cI.i telegram to the Disrash.

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pay 'he' IespSee ,,S ~ - p...,,Hu -
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X'mn,.'eo' nu "Ts p-S.,S,P ~ a. Pt on'.s 49, ~
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au y.nu 20 ~ ,'on;, whS,h IN Irds. w.
OF tso '9al'" ens liz. ,h.n -,,Sdr.
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m'siee e.e -. 80 ,hs Ca9mi,,as on Pscons,rnc
Son Tha meeting tooK Mace Al IN. resi-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
DR.. Moorman's "Reminiscences OF Mr.
Peabody.

DR.. j. J. Moormau, for many years resi-
dent physician at the White Sulphur
Springs, Va, who was the medical atten-
dant OF Mr.. Peabody during his sojurn at
the Springs last summer, contributes to the
Baltimore Sun memorandum Of q coneer
sation with che grea. philanthropist, from
which We extract the following. OF his re-
lstions he said
Ihaye given them oil enough--perhsps
mere than enough. He then stated the
amount he had given TO each. To Mr..
George Peaboey Russell, $500. 900 to . Sis
ter, $500, 600 to another nephew, s30o, 900;
TO smother, 1900, 900, and 10 none less than
Sl00, 900. He obss rived that his main INC.
tive In making his last (preseDi) trip from
Europe 10 this country was 10 perfect ar
rapRemeuts for the successful prosecution
of his scheme for ar riding educational
facilities TO the Southern States, which he
remarked, lies very near 10 my heart"
On my Alludins to paragraph that had
lust seen In the papers. to the effect that he
hal given csc, 900 TO General Lees ColleGr,
he said /: " am sorry that such . statei
ment has been published, a. 1t is not en-.
tirely correct" but then remarked that
el0, 900 we're owing TO him by the State Of
| Virginia, for that amount Of State bouds
| lost in the Arctic that he had told Mr..
| W IN. " liNcb bouio ycete ~ tues w htf
or inte ended 10 remove that money from Vir-
ginia; that he thought tho Legislature
would order its payment thia winter, aud
that ~ when paid he intended Il for GeDer
Lees College" He remarked, al have
never intended TO give anything to any in
sttution 10 Virginia until sho pays tha
debt" which, he seemed TO th.lk, had beeJ
very improperly delayed.
He told me that he had made prcbt,
much all hiE estate In twenty years, from
1874 10 1864, and remarked that "evoT!
thing touched within that time seemed h
turn 10 gold" He said he had bough
largely Of United States securities whel
they were very low, and that they had ad
vsnced immensely In his hands adding
that his gifts TO the city OF Baltimore au'
for promoting education in the Southern
States had each increased one hundre'
thousand dollars In value by the rise Q
stocks since they we're made.
DR.. Norman says IL was by his advic
Mr.. Peabody decided on the south {
France instead OF Florida As residence e
tie winter.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
VIRGINIA on THE RACK.

INT RESTING INTERVIEWS OF THE
VIRGINIA COMMITTEE WITH THE
PRESIDENT AND GENERAL BUTLER
ON THE SUBJECT OF RECONSrRUC.
TION-GENERAL BUTLER ASKS FOR
A CLAUSE IN TAR MEMORIAL OF
THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATIVE CON-
MITTEE PLEDGING THEN TO A
FAITHFUL CARRYING OUT OF THE
CONSTITUTION, AND WITH THAT
HE AvOwS HIMSELF FOR THE AD-
MISSION OF VIRGINIA WITHIN AN
HOUR AFTER TIE RBC0NSTRUC-
TION COMMITTEE REPORT THE
BlLL-RENOVAL OF DISABILITIES
OF VIRGINIANS, &C.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
Brisfut At@s.
FRIDAY. peoembor ~, 1855.


Written for the News.
"LET THERE BE LIGHT"
God formed the earth wh-n Il was void
lie raised the dome high,
Aud ebauReied out the rocky bed
Whore ushins torrents lie.
obcdisni TO Ills mighty word,
Forests and wales appear,
Aud rugged mountains heas His voice,
And high their SUBMITS rear
lie makes the winds and waters roar,
The waves and billows roll,
Aud doth the caves Of o, can hii,
While darkness wraps the whole.
"Ls, there be light the orb Of Day
In majesty appears,
And in his regal splendor counts
The e.slinE moa,hs and years.
Ibs Nom 60 pss forth At His command,
And spheres revolving run,
Controlled by Him who marked their path,
who spoke and 1t was done.
lie bresihes In thunder thro' the elouds,
while lighininEs fil the sky;
II. doth the mighty ocean grasp,
And scatter stars on high.
LET there be light" and ligh, there wac:
Jebovsh's lidless eye
EIashsd but a CLEAN Of glory forth,
And brightend all the sky.
MIaSosrrrE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
INDIAN WORK ~ CLAY.


rious interest:
INDIAN WORK ~ CLAY.
Gnsdslaiara boasts OF two indian special
itier, vI the wonderfully elaborate EN-.
hrcidery In cotton and linen, on lace form.
cd by the drawing out OF part OF the
threads IN tie white goods, of which you
can buy enough to- lady's skirt, six inrher
slde, for e5 10 sl0, worth ESQ TO 100 In the
United States, and statu-ttes, vases, aud
similar goods In esrihenware, nodded from
common clay, with the hands alone, by mt n
and women who cannot read or write, and
have, In fact, no educ alton whatever. This
work Is executed in . small village called
Tonila, the seat Of the Az'ec Kings of ia.
lisco In the days of Cort, v, is miles distant,
and sold around the STREETS. There Is a
place on the Pld<d de Toro'S where they
have carloads Of every description Of this
earth, nware from a toy cup TO 4 4 ,wer vase
three feet high ior sale. They ask more for
II than they DO at the village where Il Ia
made, hut still sell it at bis ingly 81 eIp,
They have statu.ites If every noted man in
the country and OF the W rid, ancirnt aud
modern, fiom an inch in height to two feet,
all elAborately worked and colored and ma
ny OF them hands Imely gildei. They will
make You ststueite, u perfect facsimile
of yourself In miniature on two days notice.
or burlesque staiusry they have hundreds
Of specimens and their 6Eures rep rsenli z
local cbarscters, cree the characteristics
OF the CO lntry, are wonderful. During our
civil war, an American artist produced In
clay, groups rep esenting scenes In the war,
the dying sentinel, wounded To the death,
the attack, ETC., al OF which were fne, and
he gained great credit thereby, but these
poor illitersto Indians can show thousands
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17

The following is a German recipe for co T.
ing wood with a substance As hard as stone;
40 parts OF chalk, so OF resin, and Of lin
seed oil, melted togetheri 10 this should
be added one part Of oxide Of copper. and
Afterwards one part of sulphuric acid. Thu
Isst Ingredient must be added carefully. -
The MIXTURE, white hot, is spplied with .
bTu h.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17

BLACK PAINT FOR IRoSwuRK.-A varnisi
for ironwork can be n ade as follows 90
tain some good clean gas tar, and b,'ii fo
four or ave hours, until l: runs as fine al
water; then add one quart Of turpentine Il
. gallon Of tar, and boil another half hour
Apply hot.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
PIEDMONT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
ArLIBERTY. oS TIE VA. & TENN. r. R

-Four gentlemen Of large experience and
h,gs seholastic Attaiauen,s compose the
Fseuhy. The rnstitnie is supplied wtth
pew = Faruiture aud NV Pianos. Forty two
voune ladieS have alfeAdy mstriculaied,
rxenty. three of whcm are Music Scholars.
Board, aud Tuition, iueluding Latin
French, German, Vocal and Instrumental
nu.ic, only e25 per month.
aslsr No extra ehArgrs. Address
r. II. RAWLINGS, N. A..
i,saem. Principal
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
MILLINERY
E,AsHIoN AND FANCY.
Shady IRON,

n Ii persons warned 10 cease using the name
.EA Shady In connection with iron not mAAufaa-
tured eby Us. We make the only Sady Iron knows
and stamp the name shady each bar. All
iron branded by us is Warranted TO be of superior
quality to any other iron; And without the barnd
| there is no Shady Iron In the mafket.
| Hessrs. Jos. x. Anderson CO.. are our Agentt
| for the sale Of 1t in Bristol. -. g.
wi JOHN o. KING Co
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17

(,oNFgCTIONER. and Candy Man
~ ufacfurer, and Dealer in Foreign and
Domestic Frulta, Nuts. &C., &c.
Weddings, Parties, &C., supplied with al
kiads Of Cakes, Confectionery, sc. at the
Shortes notice.
T9r Refers 10 any n the Merchants oi
Lynehburg OF sprr" pnding country.
). A. BOYD,
No. ll5; Main ST. LynehburE, Va.
lar 90 Simeon 0m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17
IN MEXICO.

A correspondent Of the Tribns, Who &C.
companied Mr.. S ward ip his recent 10 H.
pey through Mexico scems to have been
busy NJ string the dust OF the Aztecs.-ws
clir the following items as matters Of CO.
riOus interest:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-17

s.Hna isA tpvn Of $4,000 Inhabitants.
ls4 weat of the Missouri river. A Fair OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-31
NTROUs Z THE SYSTEM

1t Is . sad thing to pass through life only half
alive. fet there ere thousands whose habitual
ootdiffoh Is one OF languor and debility They
complain Of no specific disease; they suffer no
positive pain; but they have Ne relish for any
thirg which affords mental or sensuous pleasure
TO their more robust and energetic elbow beings
and torpsr arises from a morbid stomach. Indi.
eestion destroys the energy Of both mind and
body When the waste of nature is not supplied
By due and regular assimilation Of the food.
every organ is starved, every function inter
rupted.
Nov, what does Common sense suggest under
these circumstances Of depression TIE system
NEEDS , C1s7Hs and sveRgiheHiHg not merely for An
hour or two. to sink afterwari into more pitiabIe
condition than ever. las 1t assuredIy would d, ~
an OF oil ary aCoh Ollie stimulant were resortrd TO
but radically and permanently.
bow Is this desirable OBJECT to be accomplished
The snswer to this question, for pded on the nm
varying experiences Of quarter of a century, is
ors.os by course ef uO5TETTEk'sS rOMaJH
blITkhs. DO not wsst- time in administering
temporary rrmtctes, but lrqk. ths sv,,.D5 DD nv
r.cuIeIatiDg the fountain head Of p!ysfcaI
strength and energy. rke great organ poa which
sll The other orgsIs depend for their nurtore and
by the time that dozen doses Of the
great Eegttatie tonic AMI inVigorant have been
taken The i.eLle suie OF the dyspeptic will be.
Gin TO feel its benign IN snce App. TIT. will bs
what 1t Graves. Pers'ysre until the cure is com.
plefe-uhlI healihiu tlsod, fit to be the m ateriaI
OF n'eh and mnsCl-, bone q q nerve. and brain
nows through the chanrels Of circulation fustt adj
Of the watery psbHlum with which they have
heIei"foIe been I'm perfectly IourisHed.
Jy2g eO3t6w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-31

TIE POWER OF GUN-COTTON.-The London
ht1eI atm describes some interesting exreri.
I1enis with gun-cotton at the Woolwich
arsenal. A:palisade was built OF oak tims.rs
= fcot Thick. firmly fixed In the c-ound. and
supported in the rear by strong trusses. Disks
q gur-co;ton were placed along the face of the
Ialissce about foot above the ground. and
were fired by battery In the usual vav
The eject may be described as wonderful,
The palisade was literary blown away amidst
. dea'ening report. as If the massive timbers
ofeEed no more resistance on one side of the
gur-cotton than the atmosphere ON the other.
I he disks require no fixing: merely ,ayine
On Is SUFFICIENT Solid blocks OF iron ana stone
Can be shivered into fragments BY firing disk
laid on the top. In future sieges, IL some
desperate fellow can but get to the gate or a
thin part OF the walls, and hang on a few disks
Of eun-eottcn, breach can be made by firing
with salvanic current from long distance
Hsneeforth Indian stockades and New Zealand
pans viii BE- but vain defences; and IL a ho,s
can be blown In the side Of ship, what viii
be the Use OF building vessels OF vsrl Af,.r
all, cotton may prove TO Be king In the shape OF
gun-cctton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-31

General Butler, who is Chairman of the
Committee on Reconstructsn of TIE House OF
Representatives, In q letter 70 O citizen OF Viz.
gina about requiring the test oath OF membsrs
OF the State Legislature, says that his opinion
is that SIT u within the power Of the Govern.
ment and within the req uirsments of the laws
Of Congress, II administered In their Integrity,
70 set aside those men who cAnrot take the tsst
osih because Of their parucipat,on in the
rebellion, and that men who did not 90 par.
ucipate, and who lost the votes of the electors
because Of their adherence 70 tbs Union, should
be admissed 10 their seats ss being the choice OF
the only men voting who did not prefer a
traitor 70 the Government to q loyal man for
his representative" He adds that Congress is
the only power which can remove the neces.
siiy Of taking the iron-clad oath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-31
1rAT spEeIAs MEEr,Ne OF tn

TAT A SPECIAL MEETING or THE
~ BkiCkLAYRRS' UNION of washtns ton
held az Traces Union hall Tuesday even.
lus 5uly 9Th, on receipt OF the sad news Of the
uea'L on Monday or cur late loved comr aie and
brother. hENkY RANBERGER. the folio wing reeo.
IulIyhs OF sympathy AID coincidence were unaui-
mously ado pied.
Where as 70 has pieaysd God, in his divine Wis.
nem, TO tske frcm cur midst our loved and en-
teeosd friend and fellow member, HENRY BAN.
BERGFR-
r hssolred That the members Of the BriokIayers'
Union OF Washir gton, d. C.. do hereby ex oress
their extrem. al HEARTFELT sorrow at the uutime.
N dtpArture from this life Of one Of their number
who, socially ami fraternall gained aud deser we'd
their esteem I'D friendship
hTsolr'd, That we deeply synpathiZe with his
widow and family in the frrep parable loss they
nave sustained, ann pray that Got, n HIS inf.
nite mercy, will give them Of re Bgth to bear with
pat. &C sad resignation their bereavement; and
Resoired. That COPY Of these resolutions be
preseI ten to the widow Of our deceased brother
And published in one or more newspapers of this
city. and that Grape worn on the arm for thfrtv
days q tok Ell of the res ect and esteen ~
which he was held h US. ~
KYPAM MCRPHY,
J'AvIp LEWIS,
. JOSEPH MARKS,
Tx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-31

Napoleon III, according to a Paris report,
vii issue general amnesty for political
often ders on the 18th OF August
In the house OF Commons, last night, Mr..
Bruce, nome secre afy, said the goyerum sut
Intended to tntroduoa bill concerning n4tu.
rahza1on and allegiance at the next session
The Postmaster GENERAL replied 10 the q uestio
Of Baseiy that the subject Of cheap postaRe
oets een England and America would Be
brought uLder the notice % the government as
coon as publio business permitted. James a.
Bennett, Jr.. has been nominated a member of
the Royal Yacht Club. The Nassau stakes
were won by Norma, the Chesterfield cap by
NespasIan and the n ursery stakes by Morphia
Otfcial dispatches from the allied army In
Paraguay have been received a. Rio, stating
that the final attack on Ascurra. the strong.
hold of Lopez in the mountains, had been
retarded by heavy rains. Reports from Para
Ruayan sources state that the Bfazilaus
during their recent ad vance, received q serious
check, and were thrown b,ck upon their base,
and durIpg the retreat their rear guard was
defeated; also that Lopez holds q strong posi-.
ton, and that the commander of the allies has
been bailed in every attempt to make q satis.
factory reconnois sance of It's approaches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-31

TIE NATIONAL TalAfHR--This popular
house viii be opened ON the 10th Of September
with the L<mngweil and engagements have
already BEEN inside by the entsrprising man
ayers, Messrs SPalding Rspley, with the Pa
reFa-HOsa opera troupe, the Richings' troupe
TIE TIcrCEcss, Barney Williams ami wife. To,
7-.IrTsor, and thu Susan Cation Enxlish bur.
iszCue irouTe. tbs Is certainly variety enou IN
rcr Que sessor, ard includes some OF TIA has,
C.arlstic and IaGs.csi talent 10 " in the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-31

CAPITAL PCSISHMENT.-Iu the british
House of Commons on Wsdue sday the bill to
abol,sh capital punish introduced by Mr.
Charles GIp;p, cane no on motion for a sec.
ond reading. and was rejected by vote Of So
to IFS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-31

The x Wrs' Fis.ctL of the Eth instant.
80 tha, msuy cea.6s are occurring from the
.I.ys ;-1 g. g: 49, Ii-ce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-31

For tie covcrierce Of persons desitiuq to mr.
chase COh and residing In parts Of t4a cits Re-
mote from the office Of the Gas Company q IKE
Will be sod al the following places. NiI.
Tbs Grocery Store of ID CVHntli, corner u LEI
De Mol Q Dros store, corner n a. .,s A. 90.
Navy Ysrd. w. " = "
Georgetown.
The price will be the sane 81 ali r,ar shove
ESued places. ~. -