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pK. JOHN i. M'KINNEY
TERRIBLE AFFAIR.
Railroad Passenger Car Takes Fire
Under Way.

MONTREAL. March IA fearful ac-
cident occurred on the Great Western
Railway Saturday night. The Sarnia
accommodation train left London at $50
P. NJ, and consisted of empty tank cars,
baggage and second-class ears and a
coach. When seven miles west of Lon
don the coach took fire in the saloon at
the forward end, it is supposed by the
falling of lamp. The fire was not dis
covered until the interior of the saloon
was completely filled with flames, which
spread through the coach almost instant
ly. Passengers were compelled TO
jump from the rear platform, and
through the windows. The train was
stopped as quickly as possible, but be-
fore they could be extricated eight per-
sons were fatally suffocated and burned.
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GOLD Is DowN.-And | am selling
goods lower than ever before known in
Somerset Call and sce' and you will be
convinced. "a J. {. CURRAN.
FULFILLMENT BETTER THAN Prom
IsE-Some of the papers last year we're
six or eight months behind hand
in filling iheir orders for chromos. Tai
IMAGES paper, The Christian ct Uork,
has taken time by the forelock, and has
scores ofthousands piled up in its ware
house ready for any emergency. Agents
make a note Of this. Sample copies and
terms sent free. Office l02 Chambers
street New York See their advertise
ment.
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Lamartine was asked by a friend
if he did not spend too much i'll adj
vertising. NO." was the reply,
advertisements are absolutely ne
cessary. Even divine worship needs
to be advertised. Else what i the
meaning of church bells?"
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For Sale.

FTNIIE most desirable property in Somerset,
i consisting of the brick block on the North
" est corner OF the public square and Main
street, embracing the fine and convenient store
room on the corner with large ware room in the
rear. Two large well furnished halls in the Sec
OIld story Of the same, seyerally occupied by the
Masonic and Odd Fellows Order. The private
residence OF Dixon Brown, store rooms occupied
by Matthias and Drooge & Frimute and dwell
ling house by George Brown, and Robert Lev
lit, also fine bniding lot fronting On North
street, lying directly West of an alley and run
ming back to the alley in the rear Of the first
mentioned premises. This lot has large brick
stable and well Of good water upon ii and is a
superior site for building. Also for sale good
and well improved farm situated on the pike,
one-half mile East Of Somerset, Perry county,
Ohio For full particulars address or inquire
of J. NJ Brown, Somerset, Ohio.
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PAErf,.gLA& NoFIC5:. - rsent ne
c..zsi.v r,aipe!s Ht2 TO cali upan whose
a-i, ar, oii.- lac 10 come forward a,d
make pay51cn. Al their very earliest con
vct;iei.-c- ts1 greatly in need of mon
=. AMI earsIa-.ly nope that my debtors
will make promp; response to Tiis cali.
Mrs. MICE MCCGR>!ECt-
Jau'y p: 1874 t2w2
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$2SA9S0l $25ASlsAArI9yE YEkAbRS EfkAbRESf5fas s:ii iai;ia ;a
tohhLs WANTED FOR TIT
4eSTCRY or ~
GRANGE MOVERes sN1

FARhER'3 war kGAlNsT hoNoPoLrES.
Being full and authentic account Of the
struggles Of the American farmers against the
eNtOrtions Of the Railroad Companies, with
iitory Of the rise and progress of the Order Of
Patrons Of Hssbandry. Il sells at sight. Send
for specimens pages and terms 70 Agents, and
see why it sells faster than any other book. Ad-
dress National Publishing Co, Chicago, ILL.,, o.
~. Louis, Missouri.
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VEGETINE.
PARTIES tie Blood, Reg0-
s,0fes and HsUig0F0teS
the WROEe SUsfeJs3. ITS
NEedic0E Properties are
ATteP0fire, Tonic, S0E-
rc!tf 034d Di9fEcfic.

NEGEIGA i j. utade exclusively from the
juices Of carefully selected bGFLfs. roots and
herbs and 50 strongly concentrated that il will
eiiectually eradicate from the system every taint
Of ScrOfula, Scrpiaious Hulnar, TumOrs, Can
cerous HumOrs, Erysipilas, salt Rheum, Syphi-
little DiseIsls, C3uker, EI8tneas of the stomach.
aud all diseases that arise from impure blood.
$riaticI, IntiamnatoTy and Chronic Rheuma-
tisin, Neuralgia, Gout and Spinal Complaints
can only be etfeetually cured through he blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptivc Diseases OF the skin,
PustuIes. PiInple- Hj0tches. B0iis Tetter Scald-
head and IinaworBl, T,Eff ETIHE hes never
failed ia effect = permanent cIIea-.
For Pains in the Back, kidney 1au-F F-aIugs,
Dr6nSv, Female Weakness, LeuccJIrhna. arising
from internal liberation aud uterine disease,
and Ge.teI'fsf n bjfifU, NEtsEIIAf. l.. ucis di-
rectly upon the causes of these complaints. 1t
invi9urates and strcugt hens the whole system.
acts upon the secrcsiFe DrGans, ailay= inhaDnia-
tiOn, cures liberation ana regulates the bowels.
palpitation of the heart, haadache, piles ner-
yousncss. and General Prost"atioD 81 the NCr-
vous system medicine has ever given such
perfect satisfaction a. the NEbEIINE. Itpur-
iies the blood. cleanses ali the organs and pos
Sesses q controlling power over the nervous sys-
TEN.
The remarkable cures effected By Y EGETi&E
have Induced many physicians and apothecaT-
fes whom we know fs prescribe aHd use il In
their own families.
In fact, VEG ETIEE Is the best remedy yet
discovered for the above diseases and is the on
ly reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed be-
fore fhe public. Prepared by
H. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
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All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me, will confer a great favor
by coming forwarded and settling their
accounts by the first day of April, as
need money very badly, and must have
it. B. NHITMER.
Feb. 10 tia.
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lions OF
JOHN 3. COUGH

Comprising Complete History o. ms I.venlInI
Life, an account OF his childhood IN
England with thrilling details
of his almost supeThuman
Struggles Against Intemperance
his wretched condition and final victory; his
lahors in behalf of temperance; his first speech
together with an account of hts experience
and success os a lecturer. Also, vivid pom
paintings of what he saw and heard ia Eu-
gland. The whole cnlivened by
EXTRACTS FROM HIS LECTURES
anecdotes, affecting Incidents and personsonal
experiences, many Of which are amusing, inter-
esting, and full OF pathos, and which no one can
describe batter than Mr.. Cough. For full par
tieulars address, c. A. NICHOLS 4 Cor Pub
Springfield, Mass,
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Beck Binding.

Persons having Books. Pamphlets
Magazine. Music &c.. &c, TO be bound
can have IL done on short notice and rea-
soHabIe terms by leaving it n this office.
Va 81 II
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s. &. DOLLISON, NJ. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
HNEN DERS his Professional services TO the cit
Il liens OF Somerset and vicinety. Oiice-on
cast Main street, opposite American House.
January Q. 1874 80
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Truth is Mighty, and win Prevail
VEGETINE E
Puriiies the Blood and r stores the
Health.
sEvENTY.oNE YEARS AGE.

EAST MANsFIELD, Aug y, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENs-Dear sir: j am seycut y-oue
years Of age; have suffered many years with
Kidney Complaint, weakness iu my back and
stomach. I induced by friends 20 your
NEGETISE, and think il the best medicine for
weakness Of the Kidneys ! ever used. I have
tried many remedies for this complaint and
never found as much relief US from the Vrgc-
tine. II strengthens and invgorates DE whole
system. Many Of your acquliuteuCes have ta-
ken it, and / believe it 70 be good for an thp
complaints for which II Is recommended.
Yours truly, JOSIAH II. sHKRsIAS
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A Desirable Residence
FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL. ON reasonable terms, my brick
Il dwclling-housc, ON South Columbus street,
in somerset, Ohio. This Is an excellent prop
erty, and Ia good repair. ehe1per property
would be accepted IL p. IT payment.
Miss. NJ. G. SCHWARTZ.
Nov. s7, Is78 80
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The Magic Comb, IS; sen. ,l.-.l,, ;,

one for ST. win change any colored hair TO 4
permanent black or brown aud contains no poi
son. Trade supplied ut low rates. Address
MAGIC COMB co, Springfield, Masa,
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4 Source Oh Grent Anxlet1.

"a oUuACG VI VI Gut AAA4AWANe
My daughter has received great bepeht FROM
the use Of Negetine. Her declinipg health was
source Of great anxiety 20 all II her friends 4
few bottles Of the Negetine Testored her health.
strength and appetite. N. ii. Tides,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 90 Sears
Building
BoeT0E, Mass, June 5, 1877.
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Reccommend II Heartily.

SOrTH BGsToN, Feb, 2, 1870.
Mr.. STEvENs--Dear Sir: have taken several
Bottles ot your Vegetine, and am convinced o.
is valuable remedy for Dyspepsia, Kidney
Complaint, and genaral debility 0f the system
/ can heartily recommend IL 20 all suffering ircu,
the above complaints
Respectfully yours,
Mrs. MTSROE PARKER, $50 Athens street.
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Notice.

Just arrived fine lot of Elgin Watch
es att. &. Curran'z.
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Negetine extends its influence into every part
ot the human organism commencing with it-
iOudation, correcting diseased action aud restar-
ing vital powers creating a healthy formation
and publication Of the blood, driving ont dis
case, and leaving nature to perform St. allotted
task. Negetine is sold by all druggists.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

S1MPL ES sent by mail for soc that retail
quick ior $40. n. l.. WOLCU1T, isi Chatham
Square, New York
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rs. Good sample Rooms on Firs, Floor. Sa
Yln1
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What Is Needed.

BOsToN, Feb 49, 1871.
Mr. II. Il. STEvENs-Dcnr SIR About one
( year since | found myself In feeble condition
/ from general debility. Nepetine was strongly
recommended to ne by friend who had bseI4
much benefited by its use procured thc ar
ttcle and, after using several bottles was re4tor-
/ ed 70 health, and discontinued its use. ! feel
! quite confident that there Is no medicine auue-
/ riOr 70 Il for those complaints for which it 3
/ especially prepared, and would cheerfully rec-
Ommend il to those who feel that they need
something to restore them TO perfect health.
Hnsnect fully VOufr
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Agents and Temperance Men:

Now is the time to do great work for the cause
Of Temperance by circulating the
Autobiography and Personal Rccolclc-
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b!
The Adjournment Of Congress.


It is certainly not much Of q compll-
ment to the membership Of the present
Congress to say that the people Of this
country look forward with positive eager.
ness to their adjournment next Monday.
Nothing would % disappoint the people
as q failure to adjourn on that day, To
prclract the session would be to cast q
gloom over the popular mind. The uni.
veraal wish Is for Congress to 60 home
and relieve everybody Of the long sus.
pense, that has hung like q pail over the
business Of the country. gE
Last December, when Congress assem-.
bled, the people were led to expect that
atlnancial policy would certainly be dc.
vsloped before the winter had passed
away. They were prepared for a month
or even two months debate. They count.
cd upon season Of delay, but not upon
Ultimate disappointment. It was far
from their expectation that six months
would pass away and nothing come Of
1t but q vexatious and irreconcilable diE-
ference With the President, and yet to
that complexion has it~come at last
Therefore the feeling is that Congress has
been serious obstruction in the way Of
o restoration OF confidence and the Tecu.
peration Of business, and therefore the
papers and the people hail the near pros,
pect OF adjournment with unleigned
pleasure. 7so- sh 7ra7
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West Point Aeademv.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-The ceremony
o. awarding diplomas to the graduating
class Of 1874 at West Point yesterday,
drew together as usual fashionable and
happy attendance. The proceedings
were somewhat maTed by rain, which
prevented the anticipated outdoor exlil.
bition. Alter an address by Prot. Way
land and q parade oi the Cadets, The
graduates were dismissed by Commander
Upton with an earnest wish for their sue.
cess In life. In the evening, In one Of the
hotels;in this city, . number Of graduates
and 9 few friends had q parting dinner.
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Francis Butler, well known dog fan
cier, and regarded as an authority on dogs
died at his residence in Brooklyn yester-
day Of hydrophobia. he was bitten al
biz. store In this city six weeks ago by a
email epetz dog while endeavoring to
make ittake some medicine. Mr.. Butler
was q native ol England, an accomplished
linguist, and has been connected with
several educational institutions as a Pro-
lessor OF languages. Some years ago he
went into the business Of training, buying
and selling dogs, and his ability In con-
trolling and tanning them was marvellous.
He wrote book entitled "Dog Training. y
BE had no fear OF othydrophobia, and often
expressed the opinion that It was amply
nervous affection, and that the bite Of q
dog would not produce, the disease unless
fear supervened and occasioned II: l.7
The Government has awarded one mil!
lion and alfgold 11l02 To- lilo.
80 = z
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Tho river was still falling last evening,
with feet 0 inches in the channel.
The Coal Bluff passed up. with ono
barge Of iron ore. 4s'4Ffh
The Courier depArtedtor fstkeFsburr,
and tho Express Is to-dsy's packetfor thSt
place. e N L. 1lri t'53TTf'''' ~
The Rover, With two bArses Of iron
ore, passed up about 3 Pm. tp. .EIt
The sun6sh, steubenville and BStlsire
packets are stu running, without any
change. 2 u.i'02s :! F5i .a7Fst5Iss
The Grand Lake No. ., with q Ia, TOW, ,Ii Of
empty barges, passed up in the afternoon
The Hudson Is duo from Cincinnati
this evening. .s.s-s.,5-,'S1T-T
The steamers Science, Mallie Rason
and Monitor arc lying at this wharf.
The Charles Brown passed up with o
tow Of empty barges, and the Blue Lodge
with ten empty barges. s's =
Capt VIM. List has contracted for the
machinery for his new Cincinnati packet
with Messru. Hobbs, Taylor & 90.
Messs. Haynes q Wilson will build
the cabin. She will be frst.class
packet. f -ru5y t.s. n
The steamer Lizzie Gardiner, from
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, is duo Saturday
night. .gi -
The towboatL. N. Phillips and bsrges
win arrive this evening and take on 20oO
kegs Of nails here for ST. Louis,
by telegraph ,.'' -
PtTrsBuRdu, June 1S-RtYer 4 Iees
and falling slowly. Weather clear and
CAIRO, June 1s.-Arffyed-etsna
Tower, st. Louis; Belle Of Texas, Mem
phts; Cherokee, Ohio River. Depsrted-
City OF Helena, ST. Louis. River 16ieet,
10 inches. and rising, Weather Iclsar.
Mercury SO. ,--.-7.e
LouIsvrILE, June ls-River falling
slowly with 4 feet 8 inches in the channel
and 3 feet 8 inches IN the chute. Weather
clear and pleasant. Business good Ar
iyed-Arlpgton, Cairo; Mary. Miller.
Cincinnati; ]. D, Parker, Cincinnati; n
4. Gracey Evansville. .tDeparted-E.
\, Gracey, Parker and Arlington, Cinein.
matt; Mary Miller, Memphis. fF
EvANsvLIE, June 18.-Weather clear
Mercury 70 to SO. River risen one.hRli
inch. Down-Mary Ament, Bowling
Green, Morning Star, and Sandy. Upe
Psytona and Arkansas Belle. Buai6ess
very light. ..4,.---.-,---
CNcINN4Tr, June 1s.-Riyer 8 fest and
rising slowly. Arriyed-Andes, Wheel
ing; James D. Parker, Memphis. Ds.
parted Messenger, Pittsburgh; Charmsf,
Rsr. Louis, June 18.-Arriyed-Colcssa
Belle Of Memphis and Minneapolis. 81.
Paul; Kinney, Missouri river; Rob ROY.
Z Keokuk. Departed-Rock Island, St.
Paul. Mollie More, New Orleans; Rob
Roy, Keokuk; Capitol City, Vicksburg.
River rising slowly. Weather clear and
very warm. 7'7
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ortwein ON Trial.

PlTTaDuRdu, June 1s.-The trial ol
Ernest Ortwein for the murder of the
Hamnett family at Homestead Is still In
progress. The court room has been
denselys crowded with spectators since
the commencement Of the trial! The tes!
timony for the Commonwealth closed
this afternoon The, e,axeiwith which the
murder was committed, together with all
the articles found on 0rtwein when ar
rested, and which have been identified
as belonging totnembers ot the murdered
family, were offered 10 evidence. The
defense opened this afternoon and en-.
deavor toproye emotional insanity. Med.
icsl experts were examined, but no very
important testimony ELECTED 90 far. The
case will probably close tomorrow.
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169I Boiler EIpiolslI,oan.

TOLEDO, Juno 1s.-The boiler ol
Stevens q Cos wheelbarrow factory, al
Coldwater, Mich, exploded this after.
noon, killing Isaac Stevens, father Of the
proprietor, and John Hudson, 6boy six
teen years old, and ip1utibg the following
persons: VIM. Voorhees,, internally; V.
VOORHEES,, in the chest; Samuel N. vii,
llama, on the head and shoulders; Wm,
Maible, hurt in the head and back; Wal.
lace Culver, badly bruised all over. All
OF the injured, except VIM. Voorhees, will
probably recover. Cause, defective boiler.
steyens& oJhava been burned out three
times within few years. The last time
was on April 1st. They have lust begun
business agsin. Their losa will bo about
81 QUO. .alJEHf Rl rri r r-.
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OF the same time attacked In the rear by
the furious parent Of the young man, who,
seeing the situation by the pale light Of
the moon, ordered the young lady 10 dis
mount and told hls son TO come with him.
Thus they road aWAy, having the expect.
ant bride torn from the warm embraces
Of her lover, far from home, dumped into
tho mud, with no one 10 calm her troubled
mind, OF sooth her anxious breast but
poor little Jeremiah Fighball. Finally
they mustered up courage and struggled
back TO town, wet, weary, and, We trust,
wiser than when they lett,
ANOTHER Runaway EcRAPE. gF'
Another man who lives on Broad
Run, has q wife whom the neigh
bors say the best ot heaven or the worst
Of the underworld could not live with;
aRd as he Is neither the best nor the
worst he concluded TO look lor bis afin-
ity and slide out, As good luck would
have II he found two, and with both un-
der tow he sailed for the railroad station
Saturday night, arriving there too late ior
the train; and as they were opposed to
breaking the Sabbath, they remained
theie till Monday morning when they
took the accommodation train east. Early
Monday morning his deserted vile got on
their trail and followed them to the sta,
tion; there che took the fast line, passed
them at Grafton, and as they left the cars
at Cumberland, they were confronted by
the wife and policeman. It iS the old
story, Mr.. Editor, the course oil true love
never did run smooth. The wife arrived
home safely with the runaway, and he is
moving in the old groove, grubbiDg out q
corn patch, eating pone, chewing natural
Leaf tobacco, and cufsiug his bad luck gen.
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THE TURF.



NEW YoRK, June 1s,-The patrons oI
the turf assembled In large numbers al
the pool rooms last evening and were as
tonished by the announcement Of 0 fine
race on the programme for to-day on the
jerome Park course. Only two were 10
be run, namely, Q purse Of 5000 for three
year olds and q handicap steeple chase.
The reason asslgned for the omission OF
tho other was the summary. withdrawal
Of oil running horses trem to.dsy's CON
test, their owners having become dissatis.
fed Of what they termed the inexpllcable
complications with which the managers
OF the American Jockey Clubs ppfinR
meeting had loaded their horses down.
The owners considered that the weights
for ages had not been given In q single
purse, and they added that nobody but
the managers could understand precisely
ior what the horses were running.
Out ol the five races set down In the
programme for Jerome Park to-day, two
proved . walk over, while the race for
the Members' Cup the riders failed to
ill. Ozaki walked over for mile and q
half dash, and Whisper mile and three.
quarter dash.
In the mile and q quarter race for
three year olds, match between Christine
and vandalite, the latter won easily
In the steeple chase Eve started. It
was won by Bullet; Tammany second;
Blind Tom third. Time, $685.. =
COLUMBUS DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION.
COLUMBUS, June 19.-Extensiye pre-
parations are being made for the second
annual meeting Of the Columbus Driving
Park Association, July 1st, ed; sd and All.
Purses amounting 10 &1080O are offered
and 70 horses have already been entered
rom various States, among them Red
Cloud, Nettie and Copper Bottom. AZ
entries for the running racesdo not close
I'LL June 30lh It Is expected that fully one
hundred horses will be entered. The
races will be held on the mile track at
The State Fair grounds, which are In fine
condition. An amphitheatre has been
erected which overlooks the whole track,
PACIFIC JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1s.-The Pacific
Jockey Club OF this city has determined
10 offer q purse Of $25, 600 for running
race Of Tour miles and repeat, open to all
horses in the world; race to come of at
he new track near Central Park Novem!
Der 18th. First horse 10 receive $4,000:
:econd 81, 900; third $4,000; fourth $3 OO0'
All horses from east Of the Rocky Noun
tAins TO he alloWRd e1.0nf laank ond all
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FRANCE.


PARIS, June 1s.-The Deputies Of the
Lett Centre publish Ta'note again inviting
an alliance with the Right Centre, thst
both parties may establish Republic,
The Lett Centre offer all the necessary
constitutional guarantees and declare that
U the alliance is refused, the Right Centre
WI % responsible torithe possible return
OF the empire. p, ~
The government has commenced the
prosecution Of the. .LaFIgaro and La
France, Republican journals, lor reprint
ing in those papers articles written by
hocheiors Adrian Tailhaud, Minister Of
Justice, publishes an, order instructnp he
commission TO prepare Immediately q
new law Tor the regulation oftho preia. /