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starvation oin Ecasalc Miscr,

Ms Ella liclvy. sey'uty y'lr' If
nse. was found ioal in her hou.r.
corner Of Jacob suI North Third
s,rocls, Troy, few days SO Sho
owncl the prcmis'' ali hal sbpu'
Sl0) in the bank The lIb'J Of that
city thus speaks of hor: Dirt and
misery hvrl with htr Lately she
has male hcrselfknowu t. her uc,sh.
ho.- only whoa shr va, yin: he p'e4s
n h,r bid an in danger o. starving
On these occasions she would scream
til assistance came anl f0Il was
Lrou,h, When sho recovered shc
would rrturn to her lpuoly muncr of
life Y.,erlly afternoon -h' was
found deal in her room. In her last
agency she hid crawlol from her
bed. and wa. 6uni lvin, on the floor
with only a torn AMI in-uli 'iant night
garment 10 cover her Those VII,
, discovered hnr describes tha sight a.
ono that they VIII never forget. The
hin, small features were cuaciatVd
10y az. hunger aud di,eas" The
body was lying IN lamp an dirty
lDpr, ~ a cramDl pIUtion. cyerI
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An Oregon Romance.

The Oregon Bail,hh tells this ro.
mintic story Twenty-Five years agr
a young couple resisting in the State OF
New Hlmp'hrc met, loved aod deter
mined to marry. Like other human be-
Ings, they hal passions, and they
parted in AMER The young man
moved IN d ilerent part of the couu-
rH whorc hc mot ano'hcr womnn
whom h. married. 4 few years later
he moved to the fa'iili cost and IN
time he'amo cIII1en oi Oregon. The
'oi woman h'''d h'lso'I i'r tho oc-
.utiu"n OF 4 'ci'h'r aAI went t'
Iowa wn'r' she engaged IN teaching
sch ''L
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Select Poet " .
EOTln,e fOr Hate.

Begonc with feud away with strife,
Our human hearts unmating;
Let us be friends again, since life
IL all too short for hating,
so dull the day. 30 dim the wy,
SO rough the rold we're farirg;
Far better wsnd with faithful friend
Than stalk slonc, uncaring.
The barren fg, the withered vine.
Are types Of selfish living.
But souls that give. like thine and mine,
Renew their life by giving
While cypress waves DER oarly graves.
On all the way we're going,
Far better plant where seed is scant
Than crush the fruit that growing.
Away with scorn since die we must,
And rest ON one low pillow
There are no rivals in the duet,
No foes beneath the willow.
SO dry the bowers. so few the flowers
Our weary path discloses;
Far bs ter stop where daisies drooP
Than trampls over roses
q. what are all The joys VIC hold,
Compared to joys shove us
And what are rank, and power, and gold,
Against the hearts that love usy
SO feet our years, 90 iull Of tears,
So closely Death is waiting
God sends Us space for loving giacc,
Bat leaves no time for hating.
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DlsCrVEI o. Curr.E --luwlrl h >
middle of the i.tecn'h century, pos
Arab was travelling in Aby.sInia, and
fnding himself weak and weary with
fatigue, he stopped near Il grove Be-
ing in want of fuel TO cook his rice"
he cut down n tree which happened
to BE- covered with drlcd berries. HE
neal b,ing crukel aud eaten, the
Traveller disc ,gerrl that the hait burn
81 herrr, wsre fra grant. He gath
red a nuuhrr of rhe,c, and on crush
ed them with stone. he found that
their aroma increased toa great eS-
tent. While wondering at tqis, he ac-
cideDrally let fall the substance into II
can which contained his scanty sup
ply Of water. Ia. what miracle
the almost pltrid liquid ives Instantly
purified, ne brought it To his lips, II
was fresh ani agreeable aud in amo-
ment after tho travcl.r had 80 hr re.
covered hs strength. aul energy as to
bc ahle to resume his journey. TIL
lucky Arab gathered as many ber-
ries az no could, and having arrived
AZ Alden, In Arabia he Informed the
Muni Of his discovery That worthy
liz inc was an inv"teratc opium smo
ker, who had been suffering for years
from the Influence Of tho poisonous
drug. He trisd an infusion Of roast
cd berries, aud was so delighted at The
recovery Of his former vigor, that 10
gratitude to tho tree he called it Ca
auah, which ia Arabic signifies, force.
Aaa thisis l4ama aan@lip awhIph eQf-
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How 40 Get Aicng.

DO not stop to tell stories IL business
hours.
If you have a place Of business, 10
found thore when wanted, or in bus:-
ness hours.
~ man can &c; rich by louugipS in
stores AMI saloons.
Noyer fool' in business matters.
Have order, systcm, regularity, lib
cralty promptna,a.
ID not medic with business you
do not understand,
Never bly any article you do not
need simply because IL is chelp aud
the man who sells will take II out in
trade.
! Trade is money,
Eudeayor to AVOID hard words aai
persona li,ios.
Do not kick every Stone in the path.
Moro miles can be maio in day by
goin steadily on than stopping. RIG
Pay rs you 90
A mau Of honor respects his worl
as he docs his bond.
Aid, but never beg
Help others yhca you oar, bat new.
er givo what you cannot aforl 10,
simply b,causc it is fashionable,
Learn to say "no" M necessity
of snappog it out dog.ilsh ion, but say
is firmly aud respectfully. .s. sr
Have but few conidents, aud the
fewer the better. tu
7 Use your own brains rather THAN
hose OF others. - .-..s, 49, ,,s4
Learn t. think and a,t Cor yourself.
b, yiguant. 81 tpslg4a.5 1 ,r.As =
! Keep ahsai rather 7,hsp tchisd tht
ti,ncs!. Q'1' 'A-' '--' A'''s ''''
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MIDDIEBURG SNYDER CO. PA. DECEMBER ISL

ri-hil I've I mp o I'm ani ru~cd
up b $ arm ANT, hpliin5 out tho but
tIu, a.ke h,u how he c,ns to loss
that button. in Nernon's back yari, it
ho wasn't 10 the habit OF peoging lie
qualIcd porctptibiy, aud | arrested
him on the spot.
expected sceac-ihlt is, somc-
thiog like laintio. spell on the part
vi Mabel but, Oh the contrary, ailer
my abrupt action, she booked for It
momrnt, Gr.t at ono Of u, AMI then nj
the other, aud murmured
"rhank God, | am lrej ~
mrch'd my bird of to jail, ani
telegrnphli to ,hi city ,or help. In a
"a lrw hDurs th' pr'p'r oil 'crs arrived
and no was rmmodil,ely recosni1 cd
u, an old offender.
lie tutoe ou, 10 b. the thies wh,
hal r,Dbod my htcni the jrwc,,r
ant, f,r hi, lat l. jos 10 th, d,r3c.
tiou, b. uow serves hi, country a, a
convict il the Safe Prison.
\. forCouk api MIb,l. they mtlo
up ,h,ir ht,lc differences, ant, b,lort
I lett tor my dom, Va ths city, hAa
rho IA ,ls ~, al o.. l.,,.nr A. tH.i... tra 1
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MR Josu BiIIINGs again philoso-
phis"s thus Eight wont 20 into 6
and lava mnch Of anything left over
Many Young f,lier haz found out
this sum in ar'thmatjcks by trying to
st u number $ foot into a nnnbcrG
boot.
Nntcu, in one respect, is ike muny,
That which we have tcw work the
hardest for sticks tow US blst
Men Of Phcw but active braucs hav
the best cxcxuriyc nbilitys. Their
brlne- are like a bulit-compakt, aud
g. slra'e for the bulls eye.
AGcktation never improved emmy
boldly yet liz better tcw DO n deyi!
than hypokrit
htv often heard tharo wuz men
who knew more than they could tell,
but never met one, | have often
met thozc who could tell n crate deal
more than they did kao, and was WILL
/ ing t. swarc TO it besides.
To be proof against lattery, a man
must have no vanity, and such a man
never existed il he did ho is now
one ov the lost a,ts.
4. 1 4 4.
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4 "spuOk" story.

The New Albany Siaa'ari has a
ghost story for Martin county, which
shows the people Of that region to be
greatly oscitoi over the diabolical
freaks played by the spirit ola prldIcr
who myStcHolsly Ii'oppsared about
twenty years aIo, \ farm'r return
ing home on II lonely road, ono dark
night, whom pts,ins certain spot
Suddenly hears logs siarling, growl-
lng, and snapping, horses running
away, groaus, voice crying, For
Gods sake, jim, don't murIer me-, ;
ald sees rod hot chains falling about
4 ,rce. The next night h, returns
with crowd of his GGishbors, when
the same hprriying proceedings are
sooe through With, Thsy dig undcI
tho tree an 4 iini the .kc Teton of m,n,
which, fron some shreds of garments
about 1t, is recognized as that OF the
missing psddler,
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THE EDITORS GOOD ANGEL.

Good morning, Sir, Mr.. Eli,or, how are
the folks to-day? 1T
7 owe you for the next years paper. I
thought I'd come in anl pay.
And Jones j. gsin to take il, and this is his
money here
shut down lcndin 1, to him. and then
ooaSs1 him TO try Il year.
Md here is y few little items that happened
last week in our town;
I thought they'd look good for the paper,
and so joilcl EN- down.
Aud here IL basket Of cherries my wifo
picked expressly for you.
And small bunch Of hswcrs from Jennie
she thoI she must send s1msthiug, too.
You're goin' the politics bully, as all Of
Our family agree:
Just keep your old goose quill n Tapping
and give EN- GOO one for me.
Ari now YOU arc chuck ftl of businss, m
won't bc takn' your time
I've thirg- Of my own must tend to-gool
day, sir, believe will climb
The Eli,or in biz 1nctum and brought
down HI. f-t with q ihump.
" G0l bless the old farmer" he multcre I,
"he's IL reEuurjoi oll trump"
Anl Ills thus with our noble profession, aul
thus it will ever he still;
There are som, appreciate ils labor. anil
s1mr who perhaps never will.
But IN the great time that i coming, wa,n
Grh,ill- trumpet shall sound.
And they who have mborcd -anl rested.
shall come forth from the quiycting
ground;
Whcu hoy have str,yon au suffered 10
teach and cunoblc the race.
shall march at the front OF the column,
each ono in Gol given place.
a. they march through the gates OF the city
with proud and victpri-us tread.
: The editor. printer. uui devil will travel
NJ lLr LIn,u lll hnnl-
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LIFE is teo much for most Of Us 80
much OF age. so little of youth; living
for the most part in tho no1eal, ani
dating existence BY the memory Of lis
buulsnss ta ,psls4 goI sas.ti ,ta''
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AMUEL ALLEMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Selinsgrove Pa
krs his Professional services TO the
>lic. All business entrusted to his
= win be promptly attended 10. Col
ions made in all parts Of the State.
can speak the English and German
guage huenily. Office between Halls
! the Post Office.
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|HARLES HOVER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

ScIinsgrove Ia,
krs his professional services 10 the pub
Collections and all other professiona
siness entrusted to his care will re
Iive prompt attention. Office two doer
,rlh Of the Keystone llotol. Jan 8, 9
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THE POST
|,lsssl every Tbursdsy Evening By
CRersT. TroPrietor
Terms of Subscription,
p. CRONMLLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Middleburg, Pa.
n. HE professional services to the pub
Collections and all other professional
Sness entrusted to his care will receive
|upt attention. Jan 8, '67tf
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LEO. F. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Lcwisburg IA.
hrs bis Professional service to the pub
Collections and all other profession
business entrusted to his care will re-
be prompt attention. Jan. 3. 'DItf
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G. SIMPSON,
W. KNIGHT,
ATTORNEY ATI.Aw.

Frecburg Pa,
lrs his Professional service TO the pub.
All business entrusted TO his care
be promptly attended 20.
Jan IL. '67tf
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N. MYERS.
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR At LAW

iddleburg Snyder County Penn'a
bee few doors West Of the p. O. on
bin street. Consultation in English
I'd German rgurrts. s,r.tti
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A. II. Dill
NJ. LIN n

NJ. LINN, a. II. Dill
(successors to J. =. S J. NJ. Linn,)
ITT0RNEYS AT LAW, Lewisburg. Pa.
Sr their professional services to the
Ilic. Collections and all other pro-
Sional business entrusted to their care
! receive prompt attention. Jan. 3. 'G1if
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UM. VAN GEZER,
n ATTORNEY LAW.

Lewisburg Pa.
krs his professional service to 10 pub
Collections and all other ~ io'cssion
business entrusted TO his care viii re
he prompt attention.
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FILLER 4 ELDER

wA0LEsALE BOOK SELLERS
.onsrs, Blank book Manufacturer.
s1'sfs y Wrapping, Blssting. ..ur-
~ Heu papers Paper Bags &e Gen
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Why are hons immortal Because
in addiioo 70 having their neeks twirl-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-30
.THIBTEENTB DISTRICT

JOHN HARkNESs
Nili be supported for the House OF DeIe0a..s , -
Do any NottIs -ubgecr 10 the d@eision 81 the DEM.
cratic AID Conservative ngmin siiHg meeting ms 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-30
A GnOd Nomination

The Republican Convention, in nominating
Gen =. p. ChiPmas yesterday fer delegate to
Congress. manifested degree Of common sense
AID good Judgment that augurs f4vOrably for
success in the coming contest. IL was we'll that
q nomination not sooner m 8de. The OPP
FOrtunity hss been thus given for an inter
Change Of opinion amongst thoughtful, we'll
informed citizens a. 70 the proper man . be
put forward; and this Capitalization OF public
sentiment has been quite p&lpably to the
eject that no candidate presented so
many elements OF success as Ger. Chipman
IL Is a good sign when party convention reso-
lutely puts aside all mere party aud personal
claims of pushing aspirants, and all dictation
or manipulation in their behalf By their strik-
ers, and clubs, and selects man not selections
for the position, but who, by weight of eharac-
ter, patriotic service and exceeding fitness for
the duties devOlving upon the representative Of
the District in the halls OF Congress- will secure
the support of intelligent citizens outside Of
ultra party lines.
Like sll nominating conventions representing
an active, powerful, aud successful party, the
convention at Lincoln Hall yesterday was
CLaTacteriZsd by a good deal of effervescence
and clash of contending personal interests in
Its earlier stages, bat the harmonious and
enthusiastic finale over the nomination Of a
candidate with whom AL felt they could win,
showed that the republican ranks have now
b en- closed IN with a solitity and hopefuIness
they have not had for years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-30

As heretofore stated ia TEE STAR, the CON-
mittee Of the Pennsylvania Legislature an
pointed to investigate the Causes OF the apthra-
Cite coal strike and consequent high prices OF
coal can see no way out of the diftlculty except
n the establishment, by the voluntary co-opera.
ton OF employers and employed of boards
OF arbitration, in which mutual or ciashing
interests can utter their arguments and have
them answered before resOrtiug To force. They
cite the success of boards or Cancellation ,,
consisting equally Of employers and of the rep
re>entstives of the trades unions in settling
difficulties in England. In the address of Mr.
Mandells, in New York, last November, he
mentioned one instance, when three strikes Lad
oceCrred in a manufacturing town of England
within one year. board of fourteen ssbitrators
was selected, seven OF them by the Capitalists
and seven BY the labor unions. An employer.
Sir Nu1delIa himself. was made president; a
wJTkingmsn vice president One from each side
was chosen secretary, and the board sat, first
to reconcile strike then pending, and, after
Eart, quarterly, 10 prevent strikes. Their dis
cus'ions were angry, but electual, and, as the
result. 10 strike had occurred in that town for
'wsnty years, and the example had been fol-
Owed in other places with like success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-30

Louis Aususte Blanqui, the French revolu-
tOnary leader, is Partisan, 20 years old, OF q
restless, intractsble disposition, aud mas shared
III most of the Revolutionary attempts in France
81 &C the demonstration in 1872 against the gov
ernnent Of Csarle, y. After imprisonment on
two pTevious occasions, be was tried before the
chambers Of Peers. in 1870, 10. completely in
the outbreak OF May II, lS5s, and was sentenced
10 death, which sentence, at the last moment,
was Dominated to imprisonment for life. Re-
leased by the revolution Of rs, he soon engaged
IN conspiracy az ain, AMI took part in the riot of
May =, ISIS, for which he was tried before The
High Court Of Bourges, and sentenced to ten
years imprisonment He was set at liberty nv
the amnesty Of 1859. but, two years later. was
sentenced 10 i've years imprisonment for being
a member OF a secret political society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-30

The contest il Utah between Brigham Young
and Chief Justice Mexican is being waged with
vIgoT. NOTmOnism is fighting for its life, and
Young who has found in the new opponents of
system earnest and fearless men Is conduct
ing the caEpaign on his side with his usual
shTewdness- he now circumventS the workings
of the United States Circuit Court in his neigh
borhOcd By refusing TO pay the jurors and Chief
Justice Mexican has been forced 10 dismiss both
his grand and petit jurors for lack or funds IL
appears that the United States Treasury pavs
the expenses OF the Territorial Legislature, with
the understanding that the Territorial Legisla-
ture shall pay the expenses OF the United States
courts in the Territory. Naturally enough, as
these courts are the de,diess enemies that
brigham has, he finds il convenient to be with
out funds TO pay the jurors, especially as these
latter have been mainly instrumental heretofore
IN deciding some very important points against
HIM. Justice Mexican, therefore in plain Ian
gusge, charges the self STYLED Latter Day
Saints with being arrayed in opposition to the
Federal authority, and he tells has Jurors that
1.-THE government OF the United States is no:
accustomed to being thwsTted; and while those
Who represent IL in Utah NAV be hindered they
vii lot lie defeated. Let it not be doubted
that, after pause in the path OF DUTY, they
viii again Resume their line OF march With re-
ECwed energy"
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Improved Railroad Facilities

Elsewhere will be found an article giving
some interesting data as to the operations of
che Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company.
u will be seen that these operations are on an
extensive scale and propose very important adj
ditiOns TO our present railroad facilities. The
time TO Richmond, Baltimore, New York, Hsr-
risburg and he West is to be greatly reduced;
passenger and freight fares are to be largely
cut down; milk and market trains are to be
provided; Baltimore city is 10 be tunneled in
the interest OF through connections and quick
transit, tie Long Bridge is to be rebuilt in per-
mSnent and costly style to afford safe and COM
nociouS passage for all sorts OF travel; and Ia
short, the same enlarged, liberal and business
Ike policy that has made the Pennsylyania
system Of railroads the best in the country ia IN
be applied under the same management to the
building Of the Baltimore & Potomac road ana
ats extensive connections North, Soath and
West Most encouraging OF all, the guarantee
i. given that the road shall be in operation to
Baltimore before July LIST, 1871.
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FOR SALE AND RENT


t>Ok RkNr-The Largo DWELLING Horsr
/. 50 Iennsylyanis avenue. six dOors a., - -.
N~thcnsL hotel; wide rooms- stair ease. ga -. -.
ssges' LOCALITY Tor LAWYER or physician
ERANCk TAYLOR.
mo-u 32& Indiana aveuu.
Los cALE-A thFee-ssorv snd T6eTs 61111,oS
bhtCh HOUSE,, cSntsining to lve rOams,
closets Nster and gas, with stable and carriage
house, No. Iva Indians sVenns.
$50. q two-story. attic. snd basement BRICK
ncn>k,, No s2t issh street between ana a,
m W Nib y ten rooms. no kEsDALL.
EoR RENT-A three story ard basement BRICK
u HOUcE. Nc. s1s, on 18Th bet I and X s,ree.-.
L. rooms inclrding bathroom. gas and water In
Qoire 81 No 1855 street. mh3l-ispl'
lNOk sASk CHkAP-hEw RRTCK HOUSE 4
q rooms and hall ~ Nv attsv lie station. on the
ashingtcn branch 81 the %. three
minutes walk from train. Aplly %
J. N. WALLIS.
nh2l 20 Blsiensbure. Nd.
EOR RTNT-THREE SMALL BRICK HOUSES.
fronting an al cy. between lst and 81 str .efs
and ~ and streets ". Rent si2 70 Der month
W sa'snoe vii be rented OF , g. PsTssns 81 good
rnh2l Got Sf''' = LIST snd streets re N w.
NIsEBRlCk AND ONE FRAME DWELL.
tNS Tor sale, On easy terms. One IS street
hcIthse-t, oS2t y rooms seven Washingtsu
avenue, 9lo. seven rooms. ald one th-s4 story
Frame, lao oh street, between MAINE and Marx-
lAha ANeuut seven rooms, aud many bufldfug lofs
~ fhth ard seventh " Aras, Cor sale Jesse with
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tAhRlNGfOh CARRINGTON
bttorneys and Counsellors at Law.
" II practice IA the Supreme Court of the United
STATE, Court OF Claims and ali the Courts of lie
Distrct Prompt attention given to the Col!ectiop
o. arms oihce, 45s !, opposite City HsIi mv2S-IV
VITAL nAGh ETIsM.-A natural remedy for ali
diseases. either physical or mental, " neither in
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J. b. CROCK ar. Patholcgist,
hlih-iA 707 9th street. n W
NYsPtPsIa AND LIvER COMPLAINANT.
u POhfANT MEDICAL aOTICE-Dr AIM
STRONG 60, from Medical aud Surgical UrfTer.
stiles and Hospitals of Edinburg, NeT York PciIa-
oelpnia, &c, have pened office at ) 18Th street
corner 4, "ashlncton, u. o.. where they are pre-
pared 70 cure the Alb we diseases by entirely new
methnd witnou, A'cohslc Spirits. Mercury or starv.
ing the patIell, or Unpleasant medicines, aad 10 A
Hucn shorter time than pensiye travel, change q.
climate &c. he climate of Washington as well as
IT'S soS ley and surroundings makes il the most de-
sirabie city IN this country Tor the treatment of this
class OF com plants Patients from distance board
cd reasonably The majority OF the ills Of life arise
from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint We have csr.
tlhcstes OF cures from the oldest, weslthies, and
most respectable citizens Of Washington aud other
sltes cases OF long staining imposed to be incura
bic Consultation Tee, g. Co. Cot ltaions by lat-
yer also. mh4 In