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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-13

Friends NJ patrons, one and all,
Your attention TO my,"biz' would call;
Times are dull an money tight,
But in these times I'm looking for light;
To tho sc who building rigs without number,
wo'i iniorm--,his is the place to buy Lumber;
Ny m otto ia this: 'Qucl, Sales and small Profit,
For.b usiness is healthy and think much of it,
In @ iality my Lumber is second TO none,
And as for Shingles, keep No. /;
sor ne may not look at it in the light do,
Ar d for ,Loso have Il quality No. .;
And to those who are partcular-as some may be
still have another qualify clled No
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed Up nice,
Which will sell at low cash piice
Such as Flooring, Ceiling and Siding both Rough
and Dressed,
Lath, Battens and Surfaced Lumber, all of the
best;
also have g-Lumber of all kinds
at prices to compare with oil and hard iimes;
All kinds Of Timber kept constantly on hand,
And box of Cigars OF a very good brand;
My facilities for sel ing are surely without number
always keep good teams to deliver good Lumber
so IL you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, Sofl or
Hard,
You will find Just what you wan. at I. NJ SIS Lum.
Der Yard
feb1stf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-13
Fresh and Salt Meats

oi all kinds Thanking my fI:ands for past iavors
hops 10 merit a continuance or the same Ghe
ma i cell
r. GEO. ". KING, sG
Petroleum Centre, May 1870. IT,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-13
TIN AND REPAIR SHOP

Thanking onr friends for tLoir liberal latronaoo
m thc past we shall use our be:. efforts ito merit
Is continuance. Marsh i'tr
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-13

Purchasing with cash only, our facilities for ,ur
nishng everything in our line are superior Il tnv
other establishment in tho Oil Region. We ave
first class
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-20
MARRIED I:

Wednesday morning February 1870, at St Patrick s
Church, by the Rev Father P. Allen. THOMAS G..
RAPIER to MARY E. McKEOUGH, stepdaughter of
Geo. C. whitfield
On the I'd inst at the residence of Julian Aain by
the Rev. Father Wallet Miss MARIE ELODIE AL
LAIN of the parish of Ibervle Mr.. w. 7. MORRIS,
of New Orleans.
At st. Patrick's Church, Thursday, February 10,
at Nuptial Mass by the Rev Father p. Allen. Ii. M.
KIDD formerly of Baton Rouge, to Miss JOANNA F.
BYRNE of this city. No cards.
On Thursday, February J. by tho Rev. Father Simon
at his re sidcnce CIIAS A. MEYERS to Miss MARY
NJ McDEKAIOTT, both of this city.
Mobile papers please copy
On Thursday evening, February 10, St. John the
Baptist Church. by Rev. jeremiah Moyniban, assisted
by Rev. Fathers Kenny, Allen and Simon, Mr. JOHN
J. CLARKE to Miss MAGDALENA l.. GAUCHE,
both of this city. No cards.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-20

PRAYER AT THE OPENING OF THE COUNCIL AT
EACH SEssIoN.-The following prayer, which
every Christian will read with admiration and
which is of great antiquity, and was used in
pervious Councils, is offered at The opening of
every session of the Vatican Council:
Behold present before Thee, o God the
Holy Ghost burdened indeed by the enOrmity
of sin, yet in u special manner gathered
together in Thy Name. Come to us, and abide
with us, and vouchsafe to descend into our
hearts. Teach us what we should do, whittier
we should direct our way, and show us what
ought to accomplish, that, by Thy help,
we NAV he able in all things to please Thee
Be Thou the safeguard and the efficient
author of our Judgments who alone. with
God the Father and His Son, East Il glorious
name Thou who art the lover of supreme
equity suffer not to become disturbers of
Justice; let not Ignorance lead MS astray, nor
partialIty turn us aside, the acceptance of
persons or gifts orrnpt us but join US effectu
ally to ThNsclf by the gilt of Thy grace alone,
that may be one with Thee, and in nothing
err from the truth, but that as we are gathered
together in Thy Name so we may i'll all things
directly maintain the rectituGe OF piety, that
our Judgment in this assembly may in nothing
be- opposed to Thine, and for those things
which we faithfully accomplish We may here
after obtain eternal rewards"
All answer: Amen.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-20

Passing down Camp street day or two ago,
stopped few minutes opposite the shoe store Of
friends Gyun Wintz 10 admire the beautiful articles
within and the transcenden beauty of the ladies who
were being accommodated there While thus engaged
e overheard a conversation between two persons
the sidewalk to the following purport:~ Hailow Smith
you here! Why, 1 thought you were in BOston-what
in the world induced you to leave the Hubf' - No."
replied the young Puritan, lettcoud get nothing to
dO-iull tiInesI have this famous city of New
Orleans determined to get into some business BY which
1 get living honestly" "A living honestly u
peaed his fiend Yes honest living" again said
Smith. Have you" continued the other read the
berry and police developments connected herewith
Gov. WarInoth's ncupation of most respectable
citizcns3' Young man congratulate you There's not
city in the United States in which will meet with
little competition in method of doing business
The nterpcutors passed and entered the store of
friends of No Camp street grateful that there
place of refuge i'll which an honest man might lind
consolation for his sole
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-20

COLLEGE OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
In referring the prospectus of this institution found
another column il is scarcely necessary for us to
that it Kept up its old educational
tabshment. The systematic course pursued is one
which commends itself every desiring to i'm
parted to their children wards thorough education
The institution j. conducted by Fathers of the Society
of Jesus who have superio"s and few equals edu
Gators The buildings admirably adapted for their
intended purpoS the spacious and secluded
from exterior influences aloring ample opp"I tunites
for recreation, while they anty under snpervi
sion of authority from the morning till de-
parture III the evening. The course of instruction en-
braces classics, English French, Rhetoric, History
Ma, henatIcs, Ma url and Mental Philosr
ry together with books coping the usual commercial
Iaancl.s and ,ie,,dn Ia" Coll is Incorporated ny
the state and authorized confer dcgrres OF
the moral rclirus training oil the pnpls is sedu
l..I-N Ittrn l,IL tn
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obstacle in the way of conversions to the
Church. On this point we give few sentences
from the PAU Mall Gasette, one of the most in
tellectual daily papers published in London:
Tho dogma of Papal infallibility would add
strength and consistency to the position of the
Church, and would facilitate the accession of
new converts to itacreed. 1t would typify and
express more wildly than ever that unity and
authority which are the highest claims of the
Catholic Church to universal generation. The
coming dogma is only the logical development
of the doctrine on which all ecclesiastical
authority is founded.
THE POPE, TRUTH AND L1BERTY.-The Pope,
at his last public reception, made speech, q
"portion of which" says q Protestant exchange,
I" is worthy of being recorded"
"Some," said he, believe that the Council
will be of no service, and they laugh at 1T. l
am poor man, poor miserable, but am the
Pope, the Vicar of Jesus Christ, the Chief of
this Council, which will do its work Preten-
tious sages desire to have certain questions
handled with caution, and that we should not
go against the ideas of our time. But say,
and do repeat, that must speak the truth
in order to establish. freedom; that we must
never shrink from proclaiming the truth and
condemning the error. want to be free as
the truth"
A French paper, commenting on these words,
says. I" Plus IN. is right thousand times
IlSHI IL we Wdut lucIby NO AhusC io'O eAuVh3
which is justice. The actual ministry will
give us liberty in France, because it is COM
posed -of honest men, who want liberty and
justice"
Board of Alde,men-A resolution was intro
duced consuming the Water Works Commits
sioners. By resolution, Thomas Burke was
allowed $500 for services in the office of the
City Attorney. A resolution from the lower
Board to sell a contract for repairing the
steamship wharves, was copcurred in. Cotton
presses were taxed $3.50, by resolution from
the lower Board. A resolution was adopted
repeating the ordinance granting the New Or
leans Gas Light Company the use of wharf
room at the foot of Robin street, for the pur-
pose of discharging coal. A resolution pro-
vding for the killing of dogs running at large,
was lost. The Water Works Commissioners
report show q balance on hand of S27,s29 62.
A committee was appointed to devise means for
lighting the city. The Fertilizing Company
was allowed to erect stearu engine on theV
premises The report of the Finance Commit
tee, compromising with F. B. Hernandez, was
adopted. The Street Commissioner was au-
thoriZed to have Bienville street opened, from
Broad street out. Several petitions were re-
ceived and referred, after which the Board adj
iourned.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-20

CHURCH or ENGLAND ABsURDrTY.-A Lon
don CORES pondent of the New York Times tells
us that there has been an important meeting
of the Church Institution, chiefly engaged in
discussing the abolition of what some call
"the blasphemous shalme of the congo de eli'e.''
In reference to this last, he tells us:
This is strong language but the fact is also
rather strong. The Dean and Chapter of a
cathedral meet and solemnly invoke the
guidance of the Holy Ghost in the election of
u Bishop, whom they have been commanded
under heavy penalties to elect by the Prime
Minister, and who may be the last man they
would think of electing, if they were not so
compelled. The election of Dr.. Temple, for
example, was against the feelings, and i'll many
cases the active protests of n majority of the
Bishops, 10000 clergymen, and perhaps two
thirds of the diocese for which he was conse-
Grated. He was forced upon them all by the
mere will of Mr. Gladstone. 1t is not strange
that there should be revolt against the tenn
poral power which may be so abused, and that
it should hasten the revolution of disestabiish
ment. Imagine, if You can, General Grant, or
the Secretary of the Home Department, APP
pointing the Bishop of Yermont-that is, di-
rectihg the clergy to elect some friend of his
from Ilnois-and they, bitterly protesting
against the man selected, as n heretica1 and
unfit person, meekly proceeding to say their
prayers and elect him. But, you will say,
this is just what the Church of England has
has been doing for the last three hundred
years. That is so, but that does not signify.
The Irish Church has been established long
time, and last summer it was disestablshed.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-20
BunsErr's STANDARD PREpAnAr1oSs.-Th,

BURNErrs STANDARD PREPARATloNs-The
reputation which the preparations of Messrs Joseph
Burnett Co have acquired has deservedly made them
sought after and popular of any articles of
the Kind manufacturedat the present day. This emf
hence could only be attainc,by unoubed excellence
regards the avoring extracts they possess fea
which should render them particularly acceptab
familiesApuiy They warranted perfectly free
from poisonous oils and acids which enter into the
composition of many of the fruit havors presented
to the public Again: they prepared from fruits
of the quality and highly concentrated that
small quantity sniiices.
OF many other articles manufactured by this firm
we would the CocOane is considered superior to
all animal oils for the hair with other advantages, it is
cooling while grease and all animal oils heat
ing Equally effective the other articles of which
these gentlemen Observation-Disclosures, Kalliston,
Oriental toothwash Cologne water, etc. For recon-
mendations testimonials column advertisement
elsewhere.
We are indebted to the general agent, J.. D. Morse,
ESQ for a bottle Kallston. We believe his Office is
at L. j. Hart g. Co.'S.
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T E S TIM o NJ A L s:
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 6, 1866
Messrs Joseph Burnett & Co.
Gents-Burnens Standard Preparations stand high
among the leading staples in line of trade Expert
has taught us that reputation widespread and
enviabe that enjoyed by the articles of manufac
ture, only be endorsed by genuine merit
Yours, respectfully, DEMAS, BARNES s. CO.
NEW York, Jan 81, 1870.
Gentlemen-Your Standard Toilet Preparations and
FLauoring Extracts continue to enjoy enviabs
putaton sale. 1 sold one lot of hun
gross of the Extracts the United States Govern
ment a few days since. '
Yours, truly, JOHN +. HENRY,
Successor to Demas, Barnes a. Col
believe Burncus F1acoring Extracts possess the
periority claimed for them. L. e. HAZARD,
tGrocers sundries1
The best Fzavoring Ertrqcts-the only kinds handle.
e. Il. YvELIN,
(Grocer's Sundries)
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NEWS BIZ rrIEaRArH.

PARIS, Feb. 17-Father Hyacinth, having
been relieved from Carmelite vows, win only
be allowed to continue the functions of an or
binary priest.
MADRID. Feb. ~ The Carlist deputies
caused wild excitement in the Cortes by charg-
the recent elections by the interference Of the
Government.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. H. Bruner's wooden
mills were burned this morning; loss 81 900 600.
Seven hundred hands are thrown out Of en-
ployment by this confagration.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-20

Or paper contains "a card from Mr.. J. C.
Hartman addressed To his old friends and the public
relative from James .. Moves aud 9TH
era" which lie considers "calumpous publications.
i,ic 10y and cupLb" PERSONS sheId them
selves the just ind gnation OF the MIR &.
beng PEELED H. tin severity at my sickness, and
iup"s~iblitN moving. beg my frirnI- aud the pub
tic Ia SUspenu tIeiI opinion ioT lew daN~ wh'n, as
aud shall r health sulilciChl!
and crush malicious enemies and theI SLAM
nLLa
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-20

c. c. Haley, of Commercial Place and Poy-
dIas street the def literary and news
ican United Irshman Boston Pilot, Irish Citizen the
Dublin Nation, Liverpool Mercury, London Illustrated
american Harper i Bazar Chimney Corner, Western
BILE. An the February monthlies, both American and
English have been received. His is the
plete in the city, indeed in the whole Southern
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
Tsr the wssk binding Friday, February -.

;s e az
an ATTY. 3 :. M e sS sns
= he supply vas liberal and fassas We're rss sssrs
ss ssss
I
va: sssive sSresshoas tSs day and sis sale:
msnt va. somewhat shocked BY factor. claiming ad
mt
the to
f. e
mand was confined to The few who wero enabled to
ness was confined to o tn @ bales
WITH @ 3 ssy
in many instances evineed dis hon I" meet the
to s per s We quote low q. srassTy 20 to sS Gra ma
to s'c m,ddiing at a4e strict middlng at e4ac and
TosAccomsinee our last report there has been very
little doing few hogshsads new leaf sold at 81 to os
all descriptions, but the demand has been limited
bling business: Prices remain Unchanged and we quote
Extra s number l. ibs bright s.sgoc good medium
90 half s bright ga dark m
Ss9 fancy styles natural leaf twist pancake etc. soc
We quote as follows Inferior 70 SIC
PER ~ Common to H. fair at 10 to e good fair oi
s es!@s ~ t. 5 u sa9lfS IL
which have been moderate readily Opposed Of
sns
prime not fermentins - to 74c strictly prime 76c and
FLouNs TT market has been good at armsr prices
S Light snRy oaoe ss ss q the
to g Co. simple extra g 60 to 8 double extra 8 IS
family at choice 50 50 to and
81 prime GS a osd ysSyw hs to at q o.
hev IL sst1sr supply and Prices assne Sat
rss q s s 81,
PoEKAt wholesale Is $50 SO for 1t is retailing
BAcoS-shonfders quoted at l3a to lie. clear rib
sides ia to The clear sides sa to lsae per h.
DRY SALT MEsrRb sides ars Quoted at isle to issc
market ia very quiet We
choice at y to &C. prime to good to &C. ordinary to good
s Y ], in good supply and fair demand Rect
BurrEm-we quote choice western at % to SEC infe.
sr do Is to s4o choice Goshen 40 to A. common 80 to
EscuLESrs7-r otatoesIst Louis 81 90 to Is; Ohio at
Western Onions g. 50 g per Dbl for red and Is so
ing a, $3.50 to 50 per DOZEN TurkeyssIS t. ss geese
has been only light retail al
Kentucky bagging 26h to &c per yard
IRON TIEs-re in fair demand and retailing at to 81
per ID
for prime 163 to l6c for good 52 to 161c for fair good
to prime 81 to gle currency.
Money Market.
The money market is quiet and easy with a moderate
demand for discounts and ample supply of capital
available for the wants Of all AL BORROWERS We quote
al notes with collaterals 10 to 12
cent annun and second grade at Il to III AL bust
notes without cOateras at to II per cent. per
month and second class at to IL Mortgage notesat -
to ~ per cent per annunl for AL and I2 for second
grade.
Gold 1871
American half dollars 117k to 1851.
Mexican dollars 1919.
Sterling exchange l2sl to 1904 New York. exchange
par.
State Warrants "A to 49, Metropolitan Police rs to "a
City Treasury notes IS to 81 per cent. discount.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-20
PHlLADELRHlA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30 1860.
Gentlemen-We have been selling Burnens Fqacoring
Extracts for q number of years. and pro
nOunce them tnequdtted By any ia this country
Yours, truly, RHODES s. CO.
(GrOcer's Sundries)
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2. 1870.
Gentlemen-We have been selling Burnen's FLaUoying
Extracts and toilet goods for many and regard
the satisfactory goods in their line that
have in the market we always recommend them with
confidence, and disappointed in the results
The sales of them steadily increase, aud
handle them In larger quantities than any other
preparations of the same kind. Yours, truly
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY g. COWDON,
Wholesale Patent Medicine Dealers.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
.journed.

Woods Magazine
overlooked the notice of this Magazine for Janua
ry and reminded of it by the receipt of the
February The exceed in attractiveness
all previous numbers. Intended for the household we
deem it we'll worthy of place every family Price
81 pcr apnum.
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A CAR d

We present thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed upon our Preparations
They stood the test of time and competition and
have established q universal reputation Cor purity and
efficacy.
Encouraged in endeavors, shall maintain the
STANDARD QUALITY
regardless of cost and trust that
their merit and will elicit the
favor of the public. .
Boston, January, 1870.
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Abide with thy sovereign Lord and depart
not from thy Divine Master: it cannot be well
for thee to withdraw from God, the Supreme
Good, nor can evil he tide thee if thou renainest
faithful
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 81 1866.
have sold Burnett & Co.'S IOitct GODds and FtuUOrJ
Extracts for several Their articles exceed
ipgy choice and select awaS giving
fstidous taste. Their sale has steadily increased
with to the present time. take pleasure in r.con-
mendiDg them
Respectfully, JOHN ID. PARK,
Wholesale Medicine Dealer.
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- Brady. &c. pa. tIu add sheet iron worker,
IGl 81 Chui,s -rct the Horse station. si-
al, IN business ut BIZ imurt ate n". attends I"
rn"iugs gui crin@ sc p'rnG and "hk'- I" "rt~rP,ns
aud .,,vrS ia, -tt"Ur wi y ttnt1s and die
- r.u aud gHa an'rd III all thai h"
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We refer to the announcement i'll another
lutuu .J,-,riuiah Lincoln. himself
a candidate II Commissioner tH'
aucc al many friends
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-20

Prrmntur" gray hair and badness may he
ted by the Halls Vegetable Siclian Har
iirurwrr. u harmless preparation. which is endorsed by
the highest chemical and mctIcaL authority.
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SBURO.

PITTsBUnG PA Angls 1856
trny certify to the superior quality OF Burneas
Preparations. My customers express preference
hr and their large sales Confined to those who
know them by constantuse. JOSEPH FLEMING
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w ASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. %
Gent1emen-We are constantly reminded by our job
bling and retail of heir unqun fed
for your Standard FEaUorg EIrdcts all other.
in the market. WECkOFF l. DENISUN.
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Wholesale Druggists Chicago
Gentlemen-It is with ll.as We add Testimony
to the superiority of goods bearrR your with
trade they have becom- standard and their real
merits der them the satisfactory god- of he
kind that we handle. In evidence YOU ill please. ship
once, by n. L. Co. vitC X. X. Co: gross CucO
ainc gross Kalliston, "ss q innh VAST, gr.'-s
Whitcomb- A Cure 4" giusS Eat L. mon. J. gross Ext.
Vanilla, ; Gro,s Extracts.
You're truly, BURNHAMS & ,NSt'liAACk
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IIOR STREET COMMISSIONER.-kt the instance
l. of many friends offer myself as candidate for
Street Commissioner and pledge myself Of elected) 70
energetic and faithful performarce of my duties.
Subject to the approval of NV d. nocratic friends.
JEREMIAH LINCOLN.
fe2O IT. II9 Rubin street.
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, March g. 1868.
Gentlemen-Our sales for your COcodiH "A also for
your Other Standard prepa ations Extracts have
eased witt from year year, aud have borne
evidence of their extensive in the Vest aiwaS
giving entire satisfaction to Ill customers.
Yours truly, FULLER, FINCH d FILLER
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIs, TENN. March 81 IeG6
B,tres Standard FidUoring Extracts rank highest of
in this market and sales large and increasing
Yours, etc, j. n. OLIVER a. Co
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The above named articles are manufactured solely by
the Proprie.Ors. The names and titles thereof
adopted Trade Marks secure the public and Pro
against imposition by the introduction of
rious articles All unauthorized Of these trade
marks will be promptly prosecuted
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The gre ,test thu = as, II las been said
spiIng fro. the Hrur hut q q maxim is tar
more tru,-,l il II res ,,.,t "a uohl- t IIun-.
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Gentlemen-We che.TfullN AT. sji.rut in
of your Standard FIqcoriag EItrocts w.. h.,,. Il
them i"r ten wears past, VII ID ''r
IeTinirnt-d ,Ih- but tiit ~.
sat stsEIinn to our tuzIo r,i> - " u-t rh.t
they the beet FI,"'in-- i.Ntt.rt
try. Your IrmN