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Royal Fire Insurance Co.,
OF LIVERPOOL. ENGLAND.
srArE OF OHro. IssuRArcs DrrARrxKsr,

STATE OF OHIO. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBUS, O., Jan 81, 1873.
Whereas, the Royal Insurance Company.
located at Liverpool, in the United Kingdom
Of Great Britain and Ireland, foreign
Fire Insurance Company, is possessed Of at
lrast the amount Of actual capital required
sf similar companies formed under the pro.
visions of the act entitled "An act to regu
late Ii shranre Companies doing an Insurance
business III the State Of Ohio" passed April
n. 1872, and has deposited With tha Super
iltendent Of Insurance Of the state Of Ohio,
in trust for the benefit and security Of its
policy holders residing in the State Of 0hio,s
sum not less than one hundred thousand
dollars in stocks and securities required and
allowed by said act, and has hled in this Of
fee certified copy of its Charter o: Deed Of
Settlement, aud detailed statement Of its
assets and liabilities, and evidences of invsst~
ments, and otherwise complied with all the
requisitious of the said act, which are appli-
cable to foreign Fire Insurance Companies,
partnerships and associations:
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of law, l,
William F. Church. superintendent Of Iusu
rance for the State OF Ohio. do hereby csrti-
fy. IL st said Company is authorized to trans
act its appropriate business of Fire Insurance
in this. State, iu accordance with Law, during
the current year. The condition and business
of saii Company, juno 80, 1872, az shown by
statement of Home )hics made to this De-
partmsnt, Is as follows:
Amount of actual paid up capi-
tai, f2S9,o95
Aggregate amount Of available
Assets, 2.36l.364 10
Aggregate amount Of Liabil-
tiles, (except capitalD in
oluding reinsurance, l,670,fl4 10 4
Amount Of income for the
preceding year in cash. SQ7,334 8 10
Amount Of expenditures for
the preceding year in cash, 674,l34 IL /
in witness whereof, have here
unto subscribed my name, and
H.. 81 caused the seal Of my office to bs
affixed, the day aud year above writ
ten. VIZ CHURCH, Sup't
DRrees & Doks, Agents at Woodsasld, o..
mchls,'7swl.
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fuIfIoN.s
Proclamation.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the qualified
IN voters Of Monroe County, Ohio, that q
general election will be held. IS required BY
law, on the first Monday. being the
7lh Day Of April, A. D, lS58.
at the several places of holding elections IN
said county of Monroe, and you will then and
thure proceed to vote by ballot for
One Member Of the Constitutional Cenvsn-
ton.
The Trustees Of the several townships Of
said county are hereby notified that they are
required TO make return OF the poll books to
the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas.
within two days after the said frst Monday
in April, 1878.
The polls to be opened between the hours
of s and 10 o'oloct in the forenoon Of said
day, and closed at o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day.
Given under my hand, at my ONCE in
Woodsfeld, this 18th day Of February, A. d.
1878 and the list year of the State
GEORGE CALDWELL,
Sheriff Monroe County, Ohio.
febIstd,
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Cincinnati Live stock MARKET.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
MoNnAy EyENJNg March 10.

The receipts at these yards for the
week ending this da,e are as follows:
Cattle 422; Sheep 1893: Hogs 1927
CATTLE Receipts fair, market dull
and prices range from 81 Is to s. %
for common to extra butchers ship.
pers, S5@5 so.
SHEEP-Receipts light, demand good
and exceeds the supply; prices are un-
changed We quote 64@5 Is as being
the range.
HOGS-Receipts liberal and market
firm with a coed demand for all classes
We quote as follows: S,oekers, 81 25
GA SO; shippers, 81 75@5, while the
range for butchers hogs is from IS to
IS 40; all sold. !.
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Administrators Sale
OF REAL ES + TIE,

IN pEfsuance OF an order Of the Probate
/ Court OF Monroe county, Ohio, will offe,
for sale. At public auction, on
Friday, the 17th day Of April, 1873.
at II o'clock, forenoon. up on The premise,
he following described real estate. situate In
ths county Of Mohrrs ana State of Oliio; to
wit:
The northwest quarter OF the soathwes,
quarter of section twenty mine, in township ?
one of range three. containing forty acrsr
more or less, and appraised at $s54; subjsc,
to dover Of Catharius Elotzl thsrein.
Also. tie following prsuises, uninoum-
bered by dover: The northeast quarter ofths
southwest quarter of section twsaty-ui ne, in
township one, of range tbres; o1nt aiming
forty acres more or le.s, and appraised
at 81 900.
TRRxs OF SALB.-One-third in hand, one
third In one year and one-third in two years
from the day Of sale, with interest; the pay
ments to be secured by mortgage upen the
premises sold.
JOHN MuHLEMAN.
Administrator Of John Klot1li, decd.
mshlS, ,'73td.
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The discussion Of railroads, broad
snd narrow gauge, il becoming pretty
general in Monroe county. Let oil who
can think and give expression to their
thoughts eanvas this matter thoroughly
in ell its .bsarings. The shriek Of the
steam whistle among the hills and val.
leys Of Monroe viii awaken spirit OF
enterprise among our people that will
deyelepe and produce prosperity
amonest oil classes No intelligent cit
izen OF this county, who understands
the condition In regard 10 trade, can, on
acconnt Of the cost, or becaase the
preferences Of the people is for Q psrtic-
ular route, afford to interpose objections
that win retafd fhe growing sentiment,
that We most have 4 railFoad.
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AEThe returns OF the Convention
held en- the 10th inst. are so meagre. up
to the time Of going to press, only FIVE
townships being in, that We are unable to
furnish the result this week. Benton,
Center, Malaga, Seneca aud Wayne gave
Mr.. OKEY 232 and Mr. WAY pol votes.
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G. g. oslinssr, plaintif. Before Alsx. Baot.
vs. assn. !. P, Of 6um-
John Lower, defendant. nit township. Nss.
roe county, Ohio: On the 4lst day Of Rsbra-
aft, A.; D. 1873. said Justice issssA IN order
of attachment in the above action for the
sun Of $lss 54; said case Il set for hearing
on the 9th day Of April, 1873, u o'clock
p. N. Lswisville, ohis. Feb. IS, 1878.
nschll~3. 6d. oBLIN1BA.
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HDruggists, and ell other persons,
engaged in selling poisons are required
by Law to keep register showing the
amount and to whom sold They are
not permitted 10 sell to minors.
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Allegheny Live Stock Market.

March 10.
CATTLE-About 700 cattle in Allie
ghenv, and, while the trade was little
quicker, there was no quotable change
in prices Sales of prime to extra at
Sc 50@7; medium to good, S5 50@6; !;
fair. 81 50@5. common, 50 50@4.
SHEEP-About 455 on sale; market
slow, hut prices unchanged; prime TO
extra, S7@7 80; medium to good, S6@
6 so
Hogs sell in retail way At tS5 50@5
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The conuection of Rev. BEAzELLE
with the d. E Church Of this place
terminated With the morning and even.
ing services Of lest Sabbath. His Il.
bors here have been very scceptable
and the intercourse Of our people with
himself and excellent family has been
exceedingly pleasant. During HE thres
yesss fesidence his walk, talk, ,preaching
prayers, meekness, kindness and faith
fuiness in pointing out the duties Of all
have proved beDedcisl The kind re
CARDS Of our citizens will follow Rev
BEAxxLLE and family wherever Provi
dence may cast their lot.
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kHIt is very sweet to be loved, to
know that ones coming rejoices the
heart and hrightens the eyes, and that
when We 60 where We are beloved we
scatter the light and joy, and make the
dark chamber OF the soul radiant with
.sunshiue.
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k~Get your Deeds recorded within
six months after their execution, else
you stand chance Of losing your land,
II q rival clsim i set up; st least this is
in accordance with the ruling of the
Court ct Findlay, 1t . recent term -
Place your Deeds promptly on record,
then you are safe.
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Woodstield High School.

.V,HE next session of this School will oom.
mence on Monday, April 2S 1873,
and continue ten weeks. While our invita-.
tion is to all wfo desire an educ alton. yet we
especially solicit the attendance OF young Ia.
dies and gentlemen wishing to qualify them
selves for teaching, or who may desire .
knowledge Of tn. higher branches Of Math-
ematics.
TUITION:
Higher /" -. .......7 90
Tuition required in advance, and no de-
duction made unless in case Of protractsd
illness. When you come to Woods6sld call
on us, see our school and manner of instruc
tion. For further particulars, address
mch4m2. Z. j. GRAHAM.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Phiisdelpha Cattle Market.
March 10.
Beeves in fair demand Gales of 1000
head extra Pennsylvania and Western
steers, 81 %; fair to good, &c 50@7;
common, 85@6
Sheep are in fair demand; sales Of
5000 head at IS 50@7 SO
Hogs are in demand at full prices !;
sales of 5000 head at IS 25@S so.
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HMr. MlLLlaAN offered bill in
the House. last week. 70 asthorise Frank
lin township to build school house in
Stafford, and to make that place sepa-
rAte school district
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ISAAC sTfNE's HEIRS.

rINHE sfst partial settlement account o.
i Christian Neuhsrt, Guardian of the heirs
of Isaac Slime, dsc'd, will bs for hearing
March 2s, 1878.
JAS. r. MORRIS,
IpchA, ,'73w3. Probate Jadgs n. c. o.
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MARBLE WoRKs The card OF j. A.
CARRoLL 4 BRo., marble workers, Wheel
ing, est vifsinia, appears 10 this issue.
They are prepared to furnish Monu-
ments Tombs and Tablets to order and
on Reasonable terms. The firm have
established . reputation for fair and
honorable dealing and make their work
TO suit ell classes Of customers. Give
them call.
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ComDon Branches. .................$5 IS 90
Higher .................. 7 90
Instruction in instrumental mnsic will be
given to those desiring it. Twenty-four lessons.
use Of instrument, $40.
Tuition invariably required in advance. No
deductions will be allowed for absence during
the term. nor will any money be refunded, ex.
cept in cases of protracted sickness.
ENOCH MARTIN. Principal.
Miss LIZZIE A. THOMPSON.
Feb. 25, 73-w9. Teacher of Music.
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kHThe residents OF Perry and Ben.
ten township want an iron bridge at the
erossing, on the creek south OF Antioch.
1t is the general impression that . bridge
ought to be erected down there
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HORTON FORESTS ESTATE.

0N the Sd day of February, 1873, the un-
~ dsrsigued was appointed and duly quail
fed - Administrator Of the estate Of Horton
Forrest late Of Monroe county, 0his, Iced.
fsbll, ,'73w3. THOMAS N. PARKER.
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EDr. J. d. O'ConxoR, formerly Of
Clarineton, This county, now Of Tim,
Seneca county, bas been nominated BY
the Democracy OF that county for Dele.
gate to the Constitutional Convection
Tie nomination h "a excellent one =
The Doctor represented the 18th Sana
torisl District in the State Senate, foul
years, and did II in q manner that re
Asctsd credit upon himself and constit.
uents.
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Attachment.

Chariss Mcdonnell piaintix ! Bsfors Thomas
", Wilson, ]. p. Of
Thomas Nurry. defendant, franklin torn
ship, Monroe county, Ohio: On the 4Sth dsy
Of February. 1873, said Justice issusd a. o..
der Of attachment In the above action for The
sum Of sos ~, and $50 TO cover cost. rAs
above action win b. Tor hpal hearing - the
10th day Of April, is7s, - II o'clock. aosr,
b laid day. CaARLu1 NsCONNEL.
noh<, 1874.
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ROBERT HUTCHINsoNs HEIRS

1'HR hrst partial settlement account Of
l VIM Msls stt, Guardian Of Robert Hutch.
iuson's heirs, will be for hearing March %
1873. 5e
JAS R. NORRIS.
moh4 73w3. Probate Judge N. Z. O..
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THE 6rst session ysf this School will com.
! msnce on the First Monday, May s,
1878 and continue in session tsn wseks.--
Teachers Of the best grade have been pro.
cured to instruct in the various branches of
learning commonly taught In the best Semi.
naries of the country. All young persons,
wishing to learn the German language will
no doubt attend this school. Prof. Walter,
who is graduate from one Of the best Uni-
versitiss Of Europe, will, il necessary, iu-
stftct classes in the Hebrew, Greek, Latin,
French and German languages. Miss R. 3.
Thompson, of the Music Department. has but
few supsriors as teacher of th,s delightful
art' She will remain at. home during the
summer and fall months Of this year TO assist
in the Clarington sehoo., and will give lessons
either en- the Iiano, Guitar or Organ,
Common branches SIS
hi6ueE
~uS'o' - ieooonS 80. ~
No pains will be spared to n AXE this school
interesting and profitable. to oil who favor 1t
with their attendance aud patronage;
Address sll communications to
r. (. WALTON,
Claringtos, Monroe County; Ohio.
mohlS'73ws.
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rHE WHOLE STORY.

And he Nth wilss,
And she With smiles.
Drew near the sacred spot;
The pal.sn bliuksd,
Ali slyly winked,
And tied the fatal knst.
A Taught A cryi
Asobl A sighl
And then Q fsnd smbrsss.
my level" my lifel"
"DAaf hubbyl" "Wifel"
And smiles clothed sither face.
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EmIgratisn Turning!

Cheap Farms In Southwest Missouri
The Atlantic d Pacific Railroad Com
pany offers 10000 acres of land in
Central aud Southwest Missouri, at from
% to el2 per acre, on seven years time,
with free transportation from St. Louis to
all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber,
mineral wealth. schools, churches, and
law-abiding society invite emigrants
from all points to this land of fruits and
flowers. For particulars. address A
Tuck, Land Commissioner, St Louis,
Mo. janl4y.
The National 3rewers' Association of
the United States have appointed dele
gates to the Vienna Exposition and In
lernational Brewers Congress, to be held
in Vienna in June.
james W. Driscoll writes the Ciucin-
natl Enquirer that the very cheapest rate
for oeing born in GAINESVILLE is e84 IS =
He says one can die much cheaper. And
vet GAINESVILLE Is called city of Natural
Advantages" es."-CoIum6Ss Journal.
Lawrence township, Washington
County, has q surplus school fund Of e27
600. derived from the profits Of an oil
well sunk upon the land belonging to one
OF the school districts, and the surplus
continues to accumulate at the rate ot
four barrels Of oil per day.
The Spanish adjancts to latly's cos
tnme ere becoming fashionable Witness
great gh-backed combs. long scarf
worn on the back Of the head, and i'm
mense fans of plain black silk, which lat
ter. We are sorry to say none Of our bellies
seem to know bow to use properly.
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kTThe attention of our subscribers
isiavited to request in another column,
FOR back numbers of the SfiRfr. r fi


Thirty-six and one-half acres Of land.
within the corporate limits Of Woods
held. last or town Apply stthis Office.
SPunctuatiou was drst used in lit.
ersture in the year 1890
observation-disclosures ndsentenceswere
puttogether like this.
TNow 10 the time to trim your
grape vines. During cold weather the
sap lays dormant, and II trimmed now
they win not bleed when the gentle rays
of spring's sun starts Il upward. r0
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tuesday, march 10. 1878.


kyThis is The time Of. year for pat
cot right swiadlers Have nothing to
do with them. s
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Clarington High School.

INsrIucToRs.
JOIN Waller. Prof. Of Ancient and Modern
Languages.
Miss R. Z. THoxPsoS. Instrumental Misic.
Miss 4. +. Salts. Asst TT, Intellectual Arith-
metis & Eng. Grammar.
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To Farmers. /
Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers fox sale q farA con-
i tanning
ONE HUNDRED / SIXTY ACRES,
About one-half of said farm il choice bottom
land also about 80 acres in cultivation. I'm
provements are two dwelling houses one stable
and other out buildings slso. good orchards.--
It contains two good veins Of coal, one of which
is known 81 the creek vein; the other is from
~ to 5 feet in thickness The unimproved
land On said farm is we'll tiinbered.
For terms and patticulats call on or addrsss
WM. o. BELT,
Feb 9, fe73-wi Wcod.hesd, oAis
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USeveral important laws, passed
by the present Legislature, will be found
in this issue. -, sass
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WANTED.

W AN EaDs
WANTED. WANTED.
We will pay twenty-five cents each for
copies Of the SPIRIT of the following
d.t.s.
- 1895.
January Z, IA and 81, two copies of
each, and one copy of January %.
February Land 18, two copies of each
date. and one copy OF February4
March 10 and 81, one copy OF each.
April IA, 2copies.
One copy Of December 2S.
1870.
JuSe 4, two copies July IL, . copies.
iS7i.
August j., 1copies
November IA, copy.
81, 2copies.
We purpose having the SPIRITS for the
above years bound, one for the County
Commissioners and one for our own use,
and trust our subscribers, who have the
above numbers, or any one Of them, will
accommodate u.s.
Please forward them at your earliest
convenience.
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tt -8 ~ - - ~
Is the best possible kind Of Savings In
stitution for those in health II the in
sured dies soon after paying few dol.
lars in premiums, thousands Of dollars
are at once secured. II he lives many
years, it is good Investment in this
Company, such are its lsrge dividends,
- viii be seen by the following illastra-
ton: Polics No. l4,470. for $4,000. da-
ted April II, 1855, on the lie OF the late
Hon HoRAcE GREELEY.
Eighteen annual premiums of $293 04
we're paid. making in all $5.2H 72
The dividend additions to this policy
amount to CLOS "
Which ID tSS3 s5 mono than all the
premiums paid
The original amount insured, 5000 90
Has bean increased BY dividends 6.l0S 80
Present a1nouns Of policy. $l4,1OS ~
Which Il 486S3 IS more than all the
premiums paid,
The premiums on this policy, at six
per cent compound interest, amount
70 only s.sss %
Leaving profit over and above the
lpremiums and eomposnd interest
thereon, Of &4,50S Is
Another dividend, from April -, 1872,
70 date of Mr.. GREELErs death, will be
paid.
JEiE. WILLIAMS, Agent. at the Bank,
woodsseld, O., Of the Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company Of New FORK.
BeyesA the Mississippis
Thousandi have already gone, and
thousands more are turning their eyes TO
wards new homes in the fertile West To
those going to Missouri, Kansas, Nebras-
ka. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada,
Oregon or California, we recommend a
cheap, safe, quick and direct route, Uia
St. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road, which runs its fine Dav Coaches and
Pullman Sleepers from ST. Louis to prin-
cipal points, without change. We believe
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the
best track and the finest and safest equip.
ment OF any line west of the Mississippi,
and its connections with roads further
West, are prompt and reliable. The
Texss connection Of this road is now
completed, and passengers are offered .
first class, all-rail route from st Louis to
Texas, either over the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas 3. r., ria Sedalia, or over the
Atlantic & Pacific r. r ,via Vinita Fo,
maps, time tables, information as to rates
routes, &c I'VE refer our readers to S. H
THOMPSON. Eastern Passenger Agent, Co
lumbus, Ohio, or E. A. FoRp, Geners
Passenger Agent. St Louis, Nc. Que
tioas ,0iH Be eheerfully and promptly an
/ sn,ereB
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Antioch Select School

THE next regular session of this School will
1 commence on Monday, April %, 1873, and
continue Ten weeks.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-15

or consolation that seemed 10 suit his need,
and marked with my eye the place be kissed,
to see what It was
1t was no text, but a calico block, the
pattern o little crimson leaf ON a dark
ground lie kopt looking at it, tears in
his eyes, aud was almost sure his mind
was wandering Nay, be was never more
in his right mind aud bis thoughts were
at home with bis mother A bio Of the
gown he had Sd often seen her wear, bad
carried him back to her. he kissed it
again. approached him. lio looked up,
aud smiled through bis tears
"Do you know where thi, quill came
from" he asked.
Some good woman scot il to US through
the Sanitary Commission
You don't know her name, nor where
il came from 2"
"No; but | saved a note that was
pinned to the quilt"
Would you be willing to Tot uio see it
some time when It's convenient"
"Oh, yes, I'll get it now'
got It for him DIS hand ,romblcd and
his lips grew whito as he opened 10 and saw
tho writing.
Please read il TO mc quite slowly be
said returning it.
read it
alt is from ny mother; salil you becp
it3'
Yes" l answered; 1 ylle 20 very
much, as also iho Quil.'
IL put BIS hanj over bis oyoa. 1
Thought be wished to be alone, aud left
him As ] stood by bis bed the next day,
[ was wondering 10 be bad not seen bis
mothers texts, as well as the Bit Of her
gown. Uo had, aud pointed one Out 60 me.
Il was, Father, have dnued against
heaven, aud 10 thy sight, and avn no more
worthy to be called Thy son.
81 am 10 more worthy be softly whis-
pered
put my finger on the uext white block,
aud road aloud, "Whcn he was yet a great
way OIL bis father saw him, and had com
passion, aud ran, aud fel on his neck, and
kissed him
As looked up saw there were tears
upon his checks, AMI bis lips were trcma-
lous. lie covered bis eyes, aud | left him.
A few days after, when be had grown
much stronger, he held up to me The
text bad shown him. "Iwas great way
OF, be said, "but Tie has met me, and had
compassion on me"
"You feel the Ssyiours love-" / iuquir.
ed.
uOh ,es e. flsr r,, v;tb r.,c, 90 to re,