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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30

See her paid countenance, but short
time ago the picture of rudy health, the
envy OF the school and the pride of the
house hold. She vas .lvays welcomed BY
her schoolmates, for her 1.-the form and
pleasing disposition carried cheerfulness into
their ranks. DilieeDt, punctual and exem-
plary, obedient and graceful At home, she
won the hearts of all. Bnt, alas, We are
Borrowed. Those rosy cheeks and rudy
lips are blanched BY consumption. The
voice once 70 enchanting in laugh and song
is feeble. husky ard supplantea BY hollow
cough. Let us approach her couch gently
and take her hand. Do not shudder at the
feeble and passionless grasp. The hand
once 90 hearty and plump is emsciated and
shows bony outlines, while the cords AND
tortuous veins are plainly marked out upon
the surface. The pulse that bounded with
repletion, carrying vigor to the whole .ys-
tenn, and impartipg life, beauty, vivacity.
health and strength, 10 delicate 10 the touch /.
The feeble heart cannot proptl the thin,
scanty blood with force. Must We lose her
while vet in her teens? Companions gather
around with lords OF cheer and consolatiOn,
and depart with moistened eyes and silent
tteps.
Must We lose her? No! there is relief! We
can stay this destroyer Of our happiness and
not suffer the loas Of % bright gem. Some
thing more is required nov than dietary and
hypienic Observance, for nature calls for aid
and she shall have it. Take this pleasant
medicine it il invigorating. How It aliays
the irritable cough, improves the appetite
and digestion and sends . healthy tinge
through the frame. The blood is enriched.
nervous force increased. and the heart
bounds 9th new impulse. See her face
brighten BY degrees; the color is returning,
her voice is getting clearer. and pleasant
words are spoken. The strength falters yet,
but is gaining. Let US take her Cut in the
warm sunshine. In short time she will be
able to 70 withopt cur aid, cheerful girl.
Tbis delightful medicine mu-t be God.
bles.ed. 1t Il restoring health to our loved
one. She is elnsrging from her sickness
sveetsr and nobler than before. ard Dr.
Pierce< Golden Medical Discovery must
have the credit. 1t has raised her.
S.R. ELGAR. druggist, OF West Union,
q. saws that Or. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery has effected = wonderful cure OF
Consum p,iop il his neiRhborhood. do"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30

Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula, Glandular Svellz
ng, Hacking. Dry Cough. Cancerous Anectipns.
Syphilitic Complaints, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Dys-
pepsia. Wster Brssh, Tic Dolore-x, White Swell
iDgs, TumOrs, Ulcers, Skin and Zip Diseases Mer-
cuIiL Diseases, Female Complaints, Gout, Dropsy-
Rickets, Salt kheum, Rronchitis, Consumption,
Liver Comy lains, Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth,
TumOrs, Nodes In the Glands and other parts Of
the syetsa, Sore Eyes, StrumorOus discharges from
the Ears, and the worst forms Of skin Diseases,
Eruptlons Fever Sores1 Scald Head, Hing Worms,
FL ysipelas, Acne Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh
Cancers in the Womb, and all weakeDing and pain
fnl discharges, Night sweats, Loss Of Sperm and
all wastes Of the life Principle within the range
days use ill prove TO any person using 1t fOr
either of these forms of disease It's potent power 10
cure them. Sold by Druggists, 81 per hottie.
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illegal.
Admin t.sttY'S Nett {

STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY OF LsAyENwoRTH.
In he Probate Court IN aad FIR sud to@at,.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
JOHN ;. DJNCAN, de1essed.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that letters of
IN administration have brcn grant Il To the un-
Il. r>gned ON the estate OF John : duncan, late "f
said county deceased, by The honorable the Probate
Court OF the county and sta aforesaid, dated the
10Th day of February, A. -. 1874. Now, all per
having claims against the sait estate here
by notified that they must present he same to the
undersigned for allowance, within one year ir,m
the date of said lsttoIs, they may he Prscludrd
from any bsnci such tate a1d that IL such
claims be mt exhibited within three years after
the date of said letters, they shall be forever bal
red.
AMBROSE " ECNHAM, Admir-.
of the estate OF !. In : DuLc'n, deceased.
M1rch 10Th, ISsi. nar2G-wiN
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30

The rural denizens Of Dubuque were
badly victimized last evening. Several days
ago . Young man arrived, billed the town,
Inserted notices in the papers. and engaged q
hall for lecture last night, by Mark Twain,
and signed his name Z. Clements, brother Of
the humorist. A large crowd assembled,
and after waiting half an hour became I'M
patient, and sent word down to the man SELL
ing tickets to know where the Lecturer was
He cent word back that Twain had missed
the train, but was coming on locomotive.
chartered to gil the engagement. and would
soon arrive. Abou. hsif-past eight the b.
ens sgen, cid out with all the iunds-over
s2OO0and let his hotel and other bills I'M
maid. and tie aut...L.e minus . lecture. The
crowd dilpersed swearing, cursin2, laughing
and Joking. the worst.fooled audience ever
seen. The sn indler wore talse mno'tachr,
and it is supposed took the train for Chi
cago.
In the Arctic regions sermon can be
heard at the distance Of two miles. This ].
wise provision of nature, which enabIes The
dvellers Of that chilly country to hear the
preached Word without rising from theif
beds. How comfortable, and vithal how
superior to the way our people are COMPEL
ed to sleep during services.
"A Milwaukee man has applied for
paseus On q fountain pen which. by the pres
cure Of the thumb on small rubber had,
prri.o.a . stream of ink through the holder
and into ihe lace Of the fellow Who Is looking
over your shoulder while you are wiring. II
lacks one easential. however; il make no
preten,ion for the after-clsp.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30
The wager.

About six months ago mailman or scoun-
drel. bearing the name of H. Clay Harper,
published card in the Lexington mo.
Caucasian, in which he offered to bet S., 600
that the President would be murdered before
April 10Th, 1874, unless he died from natur'
al causes before that date. The card At
tracted much indignant comment at the
time, and, If We remember rightly. led to
change in the editorial management Of the
Caucasian. We never heard that Mr.. Har-
per's offer was accepted, and he may be
thankful that such was the case. Had he
gained the wager, there might have been
proceedings following the murder that would
have seriously affected his reapiration.-Ci"'
cinnati Gazette.
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shN,1L certificate. Of ws nderfil cures %
rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jsw, spfains, sw.ii-
iurs burns, sca.d5, caSei breasts p0isouOu' bites
frozen r. l. gut, salt IheuIn, ear-ache, &C. an J
lee n ceipt Of IN LiEirnent viii be sent q j. u any
one. II Is the most wonderful healing and pain
relieving agent the world has ever produced II
sells a. no article ever b. fore did sell, and II ssls
because 1t does just wha. it pr.ten-s 10 DO ure
bottle Of the Centsnr Liniment FOX animals ~i"H
wrapperl u worth q huudT red dollars Tor spawned,
stfaia.d or CALLED horses and mules and for scr "
worm in "a. go. No family or stock owner IA at
i,Id 10 lie without Ce1'aur iniu ent Prioe- ."
eeprs: Izr-e bottIts-- IL %. j. b. Posi- It Co,
.. Broad Wy, Mes YORK.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30

The Buicher' Association held meet
ing last night and unanimously resolved
70 raise the price Of meet. This action i
owing 10 Tie vezy high peioe Of fat cattle 4
the present time. and tie probability that il
viii be still higher. As
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Administrators Notice.


CouyrY on LEAyESwoETn. -
In the Probate Court il and for said
Couniy.
In the matter of the Estate OF Milton 5. Barnes.
deceased.
NOrICE is hereby given thst letters Of Nd
~ miristIstion have been granted To the UNDER
signed on the OF Milton ). Barnes, deceased
late OF said county, by the Honorable, the Probate
Court OF the County and state aforesaid dated the
18th day OF March, \. ID 1874. Now, all Syrsops
having claims against the said estate are hereby no.
titled that they must present the same to the un-
designed for lowanoc. within one year from the
date of said letters, they may be precSutot from
any benefits of such estate; and that If such claims
b. not exhibited within three years after the date
of ali letters, they shall he forever barred
EZsA KING, administration
ofthe estste o. AiiI;of. :. Barnes, deceased.
March .ith ls.i. apr9-w%w
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E.su.e for ReisG sick.

No person can use Boechee's German
Syrup without getting immediate relief and
cure. We have the first case OF Coughs,
Colds or Consumption, or any disease oil
the Throat and Lune., yet to hear from
sh., b.s not been cured. We have distribut-
ed every year for three years over 10000
Gamble bottles "free of charge" BY druggists
in ali parts of the United States. No other
manufacturer Of medicine ever gave their
n,enera,ions s1ch tess as this. Go to your
5,urrist. Robt. PsrhAm and get bottle for
IS cents and try 1.-TWO does will relieve
.on. cod &w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30

Castoria is more than substitute for 'As-
tor oil. 4, Is the only safe article in existsnCs
which is sure to regulate tire bowels, cure wind
collie and produce natural Sleep IL 70 pleasant :"
take. children need not cry and Eofhers ilV
sleep. sPi-"
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-Railxay passenger travel good, and the
bulk of freight being on the side track below
the city simply enormous.
Two brunette damsels were arrested yes
terday afternoon for stealing HIM from
South Fifth street butcher.
-Several street crossioues are being iaid
in the lower part Of the city, and they prove
very desirable Improvements.
"A email tenement house in Wet DAco'
t,h street vas undermined yesterday aaes'
noo. b. Tie c.yirs Of vail. and nov fess'
II IN ansIe Of 6iy.6ve deETees. szt
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The proprietOr Of this celebrated medicine justly
claims for IL superiority all remedies eves of
fered u the public for the safe certain speedy and
permanent cure Of Ague and Fever. OF Chilis and
Fever, whether Of long short standing. He
refers 10 the entire Western and Southern Coun-
try to bear him testimony to the truth of the as
sertiOo, that In case whatever does it fail TO
cure II the dirsctioas strictly followed and
ned out In great many cases single dose has
been SUFFICIENT for . cure, and whole families have
been cured By single bottle, with perfect resto-
and in every case more certain to cure, II its use
n continued In smaller doses . week or two after
the disease has been. checked, more especially in
difncult and long standing cases. Usually this
medicine viii mot require aid TO keep the bowels
in good order. Should the patient, however, re-
quirs cashartic medicine. after having tax three
tour d0sss Of the tonic. . single dose Of BuiP .
egetable Family Pills will be sufneient.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30
SMITHS TONIC STRIP.
Look HCro /:

And rad about this
VYYOHDERrUL DISCOvERY.-A sure Cure
w lDg Heve0 and Agoe. Been in f fseen
yGass, al aRey knoun 10 fail. Livery family should
have this remedy, and then nd defiance to the
ssshakes." eent in sealed envelope by mail loi
q. Oh. Ad1ress DE- T. q. JONEs,
(Box 81 sEnfeid Centre.
sor2-W.1s Grafton county, n. II.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30

A BURLINGTON man has invented .
patent rat-,rap, that does not require any
bait, and will fetch . rat every tine It
reaches for him. 1, operates on the princi-
pal Of stomach pump-the inventor is .
"retired physician, the sands Of whose life
have nearly" etc.-and the trap is placed At
the mouth OF the rat hols. When il is wound
no and the suction begins, the rat comes.
He may hold on to the ground with his
teeth and hump his back and paw dirt and
weep and yell for the police all he wants. be
comes out of that hole backward, is dragged
into back compartment, where . steel
glove drags his hide of and lsys it aside for
kid glove manufacturer, while the carcass
is pushed into . little furnace and incre-
mated.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30

5000, 900 women in the United Etates and
only 3.000. 600 horses.
"A Chinese girl is now underlying trial
at Pekin, charged with being the Captain Of
piratical crait recently blown up in one Of
the Chinese rivers. But she couldn't help it.
She had 10 husband and had to blow up
something.
The administrator of Sierra county,
Cal, did not know how 10 add, divide and
uhsiE.ct very we'll, which made his accounts
look rather bed. and nov the indicated
citiseos ere sbout to send him 70 the grown
up-folks' Reform School.
Boots are new made Of kangaroo skins
and are hereby recommended to the use OF
81. Louis detectives when Gad's Hill rob-
bers are around. With pair of these boots
on, grasshoppers, feas and frogs would ap-
pear to belong to . race Of cripples.
Six hundred and thirty convicts Of the
Georgia Peniientiasy have been leased ont in
various parties, railroads, mining companies.
and others, for terms Of twelve months 70
Eve years, At IN annual rental Of $l1 to so
a head, mostly at the 6rst figure.
The New York Times wants the bind legs
of railroad easy chairs taken cd IN inch, the
cushions made wider, thicker and longer.
Anything el.e? When the Times travels, It
would Be we'll for il to charter the State oi
Texas, when the graa Is high, have it put on
wheels, enclosed and directed to suit the ed.
itor's fancy.
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DR.. Railways
Regulating Pills,

Periecly ,aste,ess, elegantly coated, With svee
gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, anc
strengthen. Railways PILLS. Tor the cur
Iaii disorder Of the stomach, liver. bowels, kid
news, bladder, nervous diseases. headache con-
sumption, costiveness, indigestion, dyspepsia bill
iousness bilious fever, inflammation Of the bowels,
piles and all deTangements Of the internal viscera.
War anted to Eject . Positive ure
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Conta!. Ing ~ mercury, minerak, or dsieterious
Drugp.
EB-Obser,e the following syp pions resulting
from the digestive organs:
Cop,tipa,ion, Inward Piles, Tuiiaess Of the Blood
10 the Head, Aeidiiy Of the stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn Disgust for Food, Fuliness or weight IN
the stouas h. Sour cruptoDs sinkings OF nutttering
in Pit Of the f.;oi,acn. Swimming Of the Heal !,
Hurried and ia Lcu., BREATHING. FlutteTins Of the
Heart, Choking OF SuitccAtinR Sensations when q
a living posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots or VETS
before the Signi, Fever and Dull Pain In the Head
Deficiency in Pefsir.tion, Yellovness Of tie skin
and Eyes, Pain in tn. eide. Chest, Limbs and
sudden Pushes Of Heat, burning in the flesh
few dose VI
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BLOOD PURIFIER.
ONE BOTTLE

ONE BOTTLE
make the Blood pure. the Skin clear. the Eye
bright, the Complexion smooth and transparent,
he Hair strong. and remove al Sores. RimPles,
Blotches, Pustules, letters, Cznkers, etc., from
the Head, Face. Neck, Mouth. and Skin. II is
plerssnt to take and the doss Is small.
Resolves away Diseased Deposits: 1t Purihes the
Blood and kenovates the system. II Cures
With certainty all Chronic Diseases
that have fingered in the sys-
tenn five or ten years,
Scroiuia or Syphililic. Heredf.
iaTy or Contagious.
BELTS SEATED IN THE
Lanys or Stomach, Skin or Bones. Flesh on
Nerres
COREuPTING THE SOLIDS AND Vital ING
THE FLUIDS.
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RAILWAYS PILLS
Will free the System from all the above disorders
Price Is Cents per Box.
Sold by druggists

Rad FALSE AND TRUE Send one letter
stsmp 70 kadvay 4 Co., No. 81 Warren. cor
Church street, New York. lnsormztion. sorfh
Thousands will be sent in return
.n,o.tu.sh-sstAv
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The great discovery Of the age.
There is no pain which the Cen
tzur I Eminent will not relieve. no
swe ling = b 'ch u vii. Tot subdJ@,
and 10 lzmeI IS which il will MOI
cure. This Is strong laBguagr,
hut il j. tue. IL j. no humbg- /,
the receipt IS printed around each
b tile. A CIRCULAR containing
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THE TIMES:

DAILY delivered by carrier to any part OF
ha city oie,rfS
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-12-31
Little Truthful.

You've all read "Grimm's Fairy
Tales" or, if not, you'll be pretty sure to
read them before you are much Older.
They are the production Of two German
brothers, who know well how to delight
young folk. Jack heard the pretty
schoolma'am one day repeat to her out
door class pretty story that old Jacob
Grimm, the brother who put these sto-
ries in a book, tells about one of his lit
tie readers.
He was told one fine morning that a
little girl wished to see him in his recep-
tion-room, as she had something to sayto
Herr Professor"
Stepping down to the room he found
little miss, looking very grave and very
wise.
ais it thou" she said, "who hast writ
ten these fine fairy taless"
"Yes, my dear my brother and have
written them"
"Then the tale of the clever little
tailor is thine; and it says at the end that
he who will not believe it must pay a
thaler "a German dollar)."
"Yes, have written that, too"
Well, sir, do not believe it."
"Ahw
"Here, sir, is quarter of thaler
1t is all l have now, but will call and
leave the rest at some other time"
The kind old man laughed, and de-
clined the quarter thaler. He offered,
however, to see the honest little one
home, and l have no doubt that the two
became in time the best of friends
Jack init he Pulpit" IN st. Nicholas.
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TOLEDO TAMA COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY DECEMBER 81 1874

forces - shall be judged necessary for suppress.
Ing such or Of causing the laws to be
duly executed; and - -
WHEREAs, The Legislature Of the State Of Mis-.
sissippl, now In SESSION. have, represented tE me
In concurrent RESOLUTION If that body that sew
c esa1 q t = officers Of Warren
cutting the duties OF their respective ofaces bv
Iorce and violence; that the public buildings and
records Of said county have been taken salon
o. and ze now held BY lawlee. and unauthorized
Pe1ons; that many peaceable citizens of said
county have been killed, and others been com
PEELED to abandon and remain away from their
homes and families; that illegal and riotous seiz-
lawless persons; and, further, that q large num-
Der Of armed men from adjacent States have in.
vaded Mississippi to aid such lawless persons,
Warn s1 to them such
salu, Dy said Legislature, that the courts of said
county cannot be held, and that the Governor or
SAID State has not sufficient force at his Command
suppress said violence without causing conflict
q races anu endangering life and property to an
alarming extent; and
WHEREAS, Said Legislature, as aforesaid, have
made application to me for such part OF the milf
tary force Of the United States az may be neces-
sary and adequate to protect said State and citi.
inbefore mentioned, and to enforce a due execri-
ton of the laws; and
WHEREAS, The laws OF the United States re-
quire that, whenever 1t may be necessary in the
Judgment Of the President to use the miiitary
Iorce sor the purposes Aforesaid. he shall forth
with, by proclamation, command such insureents
TO dlsperse and retire peaceably to their abodes
within limited time:
Now, therefore, l, Ulysses s. Grant. President
q the United States. do hereby command such
dlsorderly and turbulent persons to disperee and
retire Peaceabiy to their respective abodes within
nve DAYS from the date hereof, and that they re.
frain from forcible resistance to the laws. and
that they submit themselves peaceably to the
lawful authorities Of said county and State.
In witness whereof l have hereunto set nv
be affixed. 'ee ~
Done at the city Of Washington this twenty-h
day OF December, in the year of our Lord 1874.
ana OF the Independence of the United States
the ninety ninth. u 8. GRANT.
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CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.

Fetltions were presented in the Senate. on
the 2lst, asking Congress to prohibit the sale
OF liquor in the District OF Columbia. The
Finance Committee reported bill providing
that specie payments be resumed. A bill was
also reported amending the Pension act ap
proved Feb. IA, 1871. The bill for the gov
eminent Of the District Of Columbia was dis
cussed at length Adjourned !. ). In the House,
bills were introduced to prevent frauds in
elections; to improve the Mississippi, sagi-
nav, Pine and Sheboygan Rivers; to restore
the income tax; to divide Michigan into
three judicial districts. A select committee
on Alabama affairs was ordered. A motion
to suspend the rules for the passage OF
resolution opposing subsidies was
lost, two-thirds not voting In the affirm
alive. Richard B. Irwin was reported in
contempt for not answering certain questions
In relation to the Pacific Mail subsidy, and
was ordered to be brought before the bar of
the House to purge himself of his contumacy.
The House voted to take recess from the
23d to Jan. S by vote of 12l to 90. Ad-
journed.
The Senate, on the I'D, after considera-
BILE DEBATE, passed the bill for the resumption
OF specie payments reported by the Commit
&c on Finance by yeas 80, nays A.. :. In the
House, resolutions were adopted-calling
for the report Of the survey for the
improvement Of the Tennessee and Holston
Rivers, and authorizing the Committee OF
Ways and Means to 60 to New York to con-
tinue the Pacific Mail investigation. The
Navy Appropriation bill (s17,OOO, OOO) was
passed. A bill was introduced excluding
Chinese immigrants from the benefit of the
Naturalization act. Adjourned.
Announcement was made in the Senate of
the absence Of Vice.President Wilson from
the city, whereupon Senator Carpenter was
elected President pro tenn. of the Senate by a
vote Of thirty three to eighteen for Senator
Thurman. The House resolution for adjourn.
ment until Jan. was agreed to. The Naval
Appropriation bill was received from the
House and referred. After executive
session the Senate adjourned un-
til Jan. 5.....The House Committee
on Elections reported in favor of Snyder, the
sitting member from Arkansas, which report
was concurred in. An adverse report was
made on the bill authorizing Illinois to select
367, 900 acres Of public lands. The Senate
Finance bill was made the special order for
Jan. Z. The Speaker named Coburn, Al |
bright, Cannon, Buckner and Luttrell as the |
select committee on Alabama affairs. Ad- |
journed to Jan 5.
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Luv Letters.

Luv letters, tax en- in the lump, are the
weakest and most enervating literary
food for an outsider to peruse known to
man.
1t il hard work to reduse luv to sci
ence and keep it honest.
It il hard work for emmy one to be in
luv and not akt phoolish too.
If people would set down after they
hav been married about nine years and
read over their old luv letters they will
loze all phaith in this kind ov rhetorick.
No one kan write even a decent luv
letter unless they are really in luv, and
no one who amt in luv ever ought to be
guilty ov trieing.
hav written sum luv letters misei1'
and look back onto them az 90 upon
receipts for curing the dispepsny' WIN
CRATE misgivings.
True Inv kant be diskribed In writing
emmy more than Iissing ian.-1o'@ 0''-
.snas, IN N. r Nsahly: