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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-11
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
The East.

The East.
The State Of Maine declines to admit womei1
TO electoral privileges.
disgraceful row occurred in the Pennsyl-
vania House of Representatives at Harrisburg
last weas, growing out of dispute ON par
hamentary point The Speaker ordered men,
Der under arrest, when his friends rushed to his
assistance and rescued him from the Sergeant
alarms. Pistols were drawn during the melee.
Samuel f. Hersey, member of the present
Congress, from Maine, and elected to the next
Is dead.
Senator VIM A Buckingham, of Connecticut
died at Norwich on the 4th inst, aged II.
7he West.
The cash receiEs of the Kansas Relief Com
mittee to this date aggregate s21. 767.42 and the
disbursements s2O,712.67.
Chicago elevators. as per official figures, con-
tanned, on the Sd inst, g. 439, 76S bushels Of
wheat, 1,5c4, 9S7 bushels Of corn, 544,775 bush
els Of oats, IA, SOC bushels of rye. and 292. 395
bushels Of barley making grand total Of
5.s56. 731 bushels against 5,432 3S7 bushels at
the same period last year.
The Episcopal Convention for the diocese of
Illinois, in session at Chicago last week elected
Rev. DR.. James De Koven, Warden of Racine
Owls. College as Bishop of Illinois, to succeed
the late Bishop Whitehouse.
The people Of Yankton, Dakota, are very in
dignant because tue Supreme Court granted
new trial to Winsermute, the slayer of General
NcCook.
Bishoprics In the West go a-beggmg these
days. Rev. Leighton Coleman declines to serve
as Bishop of Wisconsin, to which Office he was
recently elected.
The lower house of the Ohio Legislature has
refused, by . vote of forty-four to forty-two, to
pass bill to sbolish capital punishment-
Washingson.
From s,,e time Of the passage of the Currency
law ON Jan. IA to the 4th inst, the Comptroller
of the Currency had received applications for
the organization Of new national banks as fol-
lows: Two banks in Maine, $4,000; two
banks in Massachusetts,. e2o0, 600; two banks
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
,sia has recognized King ALFONSO.

Russia has recognized King Alfonso.
The Gar Of Russia has sent note to the
Prince of Montenegro congratulating him upon
the peaceable solution of the difficulty which
arose between his government and that of
Turkey from the Podgoritza affair.
An immense strike is on foot in the coal mines
in South Wales, no less than l2o. 900 miners be-
ing engaged IN it
An effort is being made in Spain to effect o
compromise between the contending dynastiee
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-11

A FRENCH naturalist has recently
grouped, for public convenience, a mum
Der of his observations upon animals,
showing that many members of the brute
creation may be used as living baron
ters. Rain or wind, he says, may be ex-
pected when the spiders shorten the last
thread by which their webs are suspended;
fair weather when they lengthen them
and the duration of either by the degree
of contraction or expansion observable.
When swallows sweep near the ground,
uttering plaintiye cries, rain is at hand !;
when they mount up, fly from side to
side, and play together, fine weather viii
follow. When single magpie leaves its
nest in the spring it is a sign of rain, but
the reverse Is the case when two parent
birds leave it In company. Rain is near
when the peacocks utter frequent cries,
when parrots chatter more than usual,
and when geese are uneasy.
PEOPLE who dance never pay the i'd
n ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-11
THE RECORD.

The Vote on the Cira Rights BW-7Le
Names of Those Who Responded +" Yea I"
and Sdy.v
We present below the official recorded vote on
the final passage of the Civil Rights bill in the
lower house of Congress;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-11

OF this act in the courts Of the United States shall
be renewable by the Supreme Court of the United
States, without regard N the in controversy,
under the same provisions and regulations are
now provided by Law for the review Of other causes
in ssid court
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-11

PARIS, with population of 100000,
consumes $4,000, 900 gallons of wine,
nearly 2, OOO,O 900 gallons of alcohol and
alcoholic liquors, 600, 900 gallons of cider,
and $500, 600 gallons of beer-some %
gallons of wine, beer, and spirits year
for each of the inhabitants, including
women and children.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-11

CIVIL RIGHrs BILL.-The Civil Rights
biQ = 6nally adopted by the lower
n0useof Congress, Is substantially the
judiciary Committees bill, with the
omission of the school clause, and the
addition, as a preamble, of the equal
rights plank of the Democratic platform
of 1872. The bill guarantees to all
classes of citizens the full and equal en-
joyment of all privileges and facilities In
all public conveyances by land or water,
In theaters, In hotels, but makes no pro-
vision for the equality of whites and
blacks in death, the cemetery clause
having been omitted. The violation Of
this law is declared misdemeanor pun
ishable by fine of from $500 to 1000,
and imprisonment of from thirty days to
one year. The United States courts are
given full jurisdiction to adjudicate this
law The full text of the measure is
printed in another column.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-11

MARRIAGE OF AN EDITOR. - Horace
White, late chief editor of the Chicago
Tribune, was married last week at the
Grand Pacific Hotel, In that city, to
Miss McDougalL. The bride is described
as charming and cultivated young lady.
The welded couple Immediately started
on an extended foreign tour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-11
THE PAST WEEK.
EDITORIAL NEWS NOTES

BISMARCK. A cable dispatch an
nounces that Prince Bismarck will retire
from public life when he has passed his
61st birthday, which viii occur in April
next He Is suffering from a nervous
affection.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-11

RELIEF FOR THE CHRISTOPHER SUP
FERKRs.-Both houses of Congress have
passed bill authorizing the President
to direct the issue of army supplies, both
In food and clothing, for the relief of the
grssshopper sufferers on the frontier.
The amount of tine supplies must be re-
ported to Congress, and is not to exceed
$50, 600 In value.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-11

PEOPLE who dance never pay the I'D
ller. It is those who get up the ball.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-11

THE TEA AND COFFEE TAx.-Tea and
coffee tipplers may congratulate them
selves on the fact that the attempt to tax
their favorite beverage is likely to fail.
A Washington dispatch states that the
Ways and Means Committee are OPP
posed to restoring the duty on these
articles, and are turning their attention
to whisky and tobacco as means of IN
creasing the revenue.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-11

DEATH OF A UNITED STATES SENATOR. =
Death is busy thinning the ranks of Con
gress. Three members of the House
have died since the present session be-
gan-Rice of Illinois, Croker of Mas
sachusetts, and Hersey of Maine-and
now comes the announcement that Sen
ator William A. Buckingham, of Con-
nscticut, has passed away, at the ripe
age of II years.
TK New BISHOP OF ILLINOIS.
James DeKoven, the successor of Bish-
OPP Whitehouse to the Episcopate of IT.
hnois, Is emphatically a Western man,
having lived In Wisconsin nearly quar-
ter of century. He is about A years
of age, ripe scholar, and industrious
worker, and possessed of excellent ex-
ecutive ability. DIR. DeKoven is a
"high churchman.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07
Funeral of Fsr. Price.

The body of Mr.. William K. Price,
who was drowned few miles below
the city on Wednesday morning. was
found q short distance from the spot
where he was last seen. The recovery
was effected by Joe Waddell, the col
ored man who put out to the rescue Of
the parties on the sad occasion Of the
accident. The body was brought to
the city and Inc funeral services took
place yesterday afternoon from ST
James Church to Oakdale Cemetery.
The remains were accompanied TO
their last resting place by host OF
sgmp4th;ziug friends, among whom
were the members of Wilmington
Steam Fire Engine Company No. l, IL
uniform.
The following Tribute Of Respect,
adopted 1T & meeting of the Company
held last evening, is expressive no
only Of the feelings 6 the members 81
Lii, Company bu. OF al who knew Inn
au4 admitted his sterling worth:
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Il having pleased Almighty Cos to
take out VI 0nr midst chr much loved
friaa3 and comrade William keenan,
Price. We, tbs members OF the v Il
llInc Oh Steam Fire Engine Company
10. J, are called upon, lndividn lily,
a. wei @s Z body, to mourn most
| sad aIid .rievuus Calamity.
! Ia lam We have lost a useful aud
| valuable fireman, ever prompt an;:
| foremost il the discharge Of lis dun :
a INST ost;m.DIa companion, n ira
ADD Trustworthy friend. Cut OH IL
! tle flower OF his youth, with ia5nfe
| Iun Of bright aiticipatiOns. 10 ooe
| possessed better and brighter pro-
| pects fura long life Of 4nsetu!ness. IT, =
! do,. ii with every virtue to make III
| happy, 50 young, SO noble, his uutitns-
! # d-tro IS truly TO b. deeply mourl-
! "a ,,u. to Us who ltneg HIM Aad
! ,o9ad him SO well. his death is los
We are seldom called upon 10 endure
! Dsuly death loves shining mark.
| W can bat bow in humble subn1s
! .iGii 10 the Divine decree, and tender
| has borrowed family our heartfelt and
~iucore syn pathles IN their f1.ct;o0
! G:ADE tioL1IEs.
", :. WILLIAMS, JR., Committee.
5. l EL.Es1IO,,T, JR.s }
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07
aud Weighing RuIes

Inspection and Weighing Huies
AT a meeting of the Board of manag
ors Of the Produce Exchange, held on
Thursday. the following regulations
as TO inspectors of cotton, rosin, aud
spirits of turpentine were adopted:
l. Inspectors shall be licensed by
the Committee on Inspection
2. Applications for license shall be
iii writing, addressed to the Com
mite on Inspection" and endorsed by
a member Of the "Produc4 Exchange"
recommending the appiica t.
3. Every Iuspectorto whom a license
i granted shall, before entering upon
his dutie~, ajgn a promise to observe
the rules governing the members OF
tie Exchange.
4. AL scale beams used by Inspec-
tors for weighing Produce shall be
tested and approved by the Committee,
md at least once IN three months
thereafter by the Standard Keeper or
by the Committee.
.. Each Inspector shall file with the
COMMITTEE fac simile OF his private
marx. which marx shall! be cat by them
over the gauge of each ca7k OF spirits.
6. For Cotton, the rules as set forth
III the revisit d rules OF trade and such
others as are now in recognised use
shall govern.
7. no III shall be weighed on
i've 81 pound notches of scale beam,
(Tne pounds between five % pound
nutcl.es shall he thrown eff
s. Raft Rosin Or Resin taken from
the water NUT be free from water
when weighed, be subject TO such de-
,!uction as may be agreed upon be
tween buyer sud settler, and shall not
be considered IL good delivery Gu sale
| ~ contract mil . So specified.
| 9. For otllHi instructions see revised
| rules of trace.
I0. Colored Spirits of Turpentine
not ezuecdicg 10 per cert. Of any 1oi
Will b received is heretofore.
| H. Inspectors License shall be re
| vuGe1 or suspended at the discretion
g ta6 Committee on Inspection foi
II, g:ece of duty, violation of the rules
or 9th, iast cause.
II. Ali license to expire after eact
| nIuutt! election.
Is. III case of dispute between tht
Inspector OF Spirits or Rosin and tie
! purchaser as ~ quantity or quality
the matter shall be referred to th'
! Committee on Inspection for adjutlca
ton, who shall receive the usua; fee
If inspection for such services, to bt
PAID by tie party against whom thei
Il, cisi.u Is md ).
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07
THE GREAT MEDICINAL WATER
OF THE SOUTH,
OPEN Doth MAY, 1875,

These waters are possessed of extraordinary
Crat1ve pOwf RS in afft ctigns of the KIDNEYS
and n. DID, Z, in ali de- an nierts of tb
hillary ORG = NJ incident TO warm Mas
mstie r gons in Dyspe ,sia. in Dis
eases peculiar to Women III
Chronic, intermittent gnd Remit
tent FsVerS, IN Chronic Conorr-
hHa secondary Syphilis, elect
ami all diseases OF the C eni,al OrganS,
a'd in some forms of Govt AID RheUn1S
tiSn1. Their remarkable power aud e ttl cacy
In { 'e diseases Indicated Won he'd fer by
some of ths most dist nguished medical men
OF the country, both North and South, as well
as by reported cases from tie mot unaues-
tiohable sources Testimonials in Pamphlet
form furnished on apple alton. THE water
FOR SALE.
I he water is put up in cases of one dozen
b"E gallon Bottles at Sc per case. Route
to the SPRINGS for the South: BY
way OF the Richmond and Atlanta All Line
Railroad to Scottsburg Depot in Halifax
county, Virginia. where all trains are met by
coaches for the Springs ~ miles distant
THOMAS F.. GOODE,
aprh 4.ztaW-7m proprietor.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS.


Probably there is 10 complaint that ahilcts
tho human system. VIII = is 50 little unot
stood at the present tune, az ,ne OF the Vaf leu
forms OF Kidney compiain,s-
there is no disease which causes such acutS
. ,ia o. olore alarming in its results than wien
tue KIDNEYS tal 10 secrete from 'he bi'"u the
uric acid. ard otier 20 nous substance,
hiGh the hI01i accumuiates in is circulation
through The system.
II flom any cause the kidneys iat to perform
f,e fu cTior : devOisin2 upon them, the cnmu
ations are tak er up ny the ab%orbsnts and the
hole - stem thrown into a s. ate OF q Seas, :,
ortc, I'm m edi late ii. ath. Hence the Importance
of keosiI 2 the kidd eys and blood i'll healthy
cond tim, through which all the Impurities @
IL Indy m Il
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07
Pain in the Back.

he IS medy known to medical science
szrscf has prov. d Itself more vau thle i. cases
Of Kidrey Complaints than the VEGETINE. L.
acts iii. ectly uIon the cretluns. cIealses and
puriuss the blood and resto- es the whole sya-
en- - healthy action.
The following eItraoI binary cure OF great
sufferers who rad been given ny by the best
ehysjcaTls a, hopeless cases, will speak to-
ia. EIaeiv-s, and ihould CHALLENGE the most
,1oiOu u attention OF the mCdtcal facu ty As
we'll as oi';hcse who are suff ring from Kidney
InrI-i
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07

*, q z neral Interest IS felt IN the
" 5pe:liug m4;cilt,." now SO pfofu7e!y
patr.,U;z-l at the North and West and
rs il i possible, ii not probable, that
the =musemri,t vii soon be in'rn-
dnced mere, We publish the following
"ruIes VII: = ~ g.@erally observed
wherever the ''be es" have come - the
from
/ Tne captains draw sides by lot.
,. y epeller has but one trial at each
word
) 10 set all at case the dictator viii
begin with simple vords-;;s ache,
'eid, hrca3lfast, etc.
/ Gosolett. provincial! or ttchuical
words al net - De excluded. bnt with
| his Pr. viso: That upon such word
bong given Out aby speiier may have
lie right 20 cnJect, etatIug has plea.
Il t. umDires VIII t.len decide WHITTIER
sad word be $t0icjcut{p objec;iouab {
t. exclude IT. No speller viii be al
lowed % spell a woi d two way@ with
.su5 eiuc -3tig one mode as beng posi-
| lively Correct.
> The Speiler may repeat the word
after the leader, shall have the right
70 ask the meaning, or question tue
correctness OF tht prOuuuci'tt !Ou, or 20
correct his own sp.liing up to the
prO,1I Citation OF the word after spell
ing the final syllable; but after the
ap1ouuuClation no correction viii be
atInWed.
6. Whenever spclIer misses he
shall go t. tue foot Of his division,
ana on missing three words he shall
take his seat.
7. Webster OF Worcester shall be
authority on ali disputed points.
These rules are liberal enough, en-
a5linz 5..e sp-lIer, as he elect, to avail
h.m4,:t OF all tie latitude in spelling
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07

III. Z : Ii2rtiG has accepted az
invitation extended 30 Azm by t..e
Ladies OF the Memorial Association 10
deliver the regular annual sttitsss on
the occasion Of ths Memorial services
at Oakdala on the 1o5h of Nay.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07

The Asheville Citizen says: We are
much panied to learn of the burnir 2
OF Mr.. Jack Gudger's residence,
near Marshall. on last Saturday. It
caught from one of those abominahle
little stove pipes running through a
WOO Ten ceiling. The entire building
was consumed, with most of the furni-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07
Pronounced Incurable
Boston, May 30, lei.

BUsJON, May 10, Ici !.
II. r. 81 EvENs, $50: ID ar ri have BEEN
tad atfi iced with KIdn,y y complaint for ten
h'ps amt 81 e, 18th great diff :uIty in y 5 i Z
urine, whjrn often, ami in very snal
quaUt ties. frequently accompanied Wi Ii hluoi
AMI e8crucIat ny paiu.
have faith My tried Lost OF thu pop 'iar
IeInl dits nlInt ltied Tor my complain: I
law. been under the treatment OF some Ci Jle
most skil:fu- t.iIy-icias III tsoston, a. OF wG"m
10, oouUuH Ged v IncuT able 1 Ills as Pay
condition when | vas advised by q friend &c
trg the VkGsTINE, and | could III, good
fees ora tie first dose took, ire IN IA n
moment kgi ON IMPROVE; until was en-
rIreIy cure TAXI Z in al, &hou Chihh about
: X hotttrs
[, 'rdred valuable mer;I"ire, ani il
| l0utd H., 4fti".te,i again III fhc way,
you q xiv n dgjia. h dose II | could not set il
| viii out. Respectful Y. j u. GI..
3Gi ,hirI Street, OI,E session
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07
Gran .ElEEy:s skepD.t

Grand .EtsEy's ssepo.1
HE Grand Jury 81 the present term
Of Superior Court visited the Cou4s,
Work House, Poor House ana Jail. o.
Wednesday last, and one yesterday
submitted the following report
COU&TY OF New HANcvER,
,2GArB CT NORTH CARoLIHA :.
Spring Term superior Court.
u the L',n- joita he,,', Jldge ,Sul,s-
yfpr tos5rt:
>lH:-Ih- undersigned, Grand j.
r0,@ Tor this t~rD beg leave 10 sublu !
tur your consideration, that on /,
18Th % april, 1876, they visited Ire
thc county Jail and found one worla4
lwh.tc) sick with rhtu natism. ST.
s3ys sac has had no physician CT med =
cine end Eye would recommend tlat
sic should have attention immediate
~. " g found the jail neatly kept, /.
floor we'll secured, and the walls sell
ThltcwasheG. We would recommend
that the stove pipe be repaired and tn.
free use of chloride of lime or son,e
other dis-ntecsant around and in til.
sinks. We find in the Jail seyela,
prisoners who we're pat there on r..
count OF not being able to pay costs
Ne, before some Of the Magistrate,'
courts, and we would recommend taat
such prisoners who are able to wul K
he seat to the Work House to vor K
out such sums as may be against
them, thereby reducing the expense Of
the county some. The prisoners d.
nos complain. They speak we'll OF the
ja}ior and seem satisfied as far as we
are able to judge. We find the Poor
House in very good condition. Tie
inmates speak III high terms Of DR..
Scott, and say they believe he does ali
he c21 for them towards relieving them
Of their wants, so far as it lies in hi.
power. We would recommend that
no other subjects be sent there until
the number is reduced.
We next visited the work house and
found everything in good condition
and order. The prisoners say they
are we'll treated, well worked and can
enter no complaints towards the mar
ayers. Our reasons for suggesting
that the prisoners in jail should be
sent TO the work house, is We find an
insufficient number at the work house
20 carry on the work.
Respectfully submitted in behalf of
the Grand Jury. r. G.. Ross,
April ~, 1873. Foreman.
How to keep a good hoteI-Neyer
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07
The Best Medicine.

Mr.. STEVENS: Dear ir-t seventy zone
wears @. a4re: have Auifr red mauS years with
X iduey Compliant. weakness in my back ami
stuIna h was il duced by friefds TO try Your
yK4ETfNE, and tn "a k il the b ret medicine 70
weakness OF the kione, | ever used have
tIIed many remedies Tor the complaint, and
lever found So much relief as from the Y EGE-
TINE Ii strengthens a iHvtgOrates the who'll
system IYHy IF my ecqutintanct have ia ken
It. nu, believe it 80 be good for all the Com
3iairt TO which il is inenGci
Yours tEuly, JOSIAH H.SH. RMAN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07

1t gives rs pleasure to publish the
following letter Of acceptance from on
distinguished Virginia contemporary
Capt James Barron Hope, Of the Nor
folk Ll-3JGu,urE, which was received ca
Friday by Capt. h. T. Fulghnm
Secretary OF the North Carolina Press
association The press OF North Caro-
ina will extend Brother Hope cor
diai welcome on the occasion Of tFe:s
annual r--union, in tL.3 city, on tie
18th int:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07
Bacon Sugar. Coffee
Hay, Flour, Etc.

Bacon Sugar. Coffee
Hay, Flour, Etc.
100 Boxes d. S. Sides & Shoulders,
100 Boxes Smoked Sides and SLoul.
deTs,
$50 Bills. Refined Sugar,
100 Bags Prime Rio Coffee,
200 Bales Prime n. r. Hay,
1900 Bbls. Flour-all grades
200 Hhds. New Crop Cuba Molasses,
100 Bbis New Crop Cuba MoIasses,
600 Bundles Hoop Iron,
SO Bbls. Glue,
$50 Sc ccnd Hand Spirit Casks,
so Bbls Whole Rice,
II, 600 Bushels Prime White Corn,
800 Kegs Nails,
300 Bags SHOT,
10G Bbls. S. 81. Syrup.
IS Bbls. Mess Pork,
rs Tubs Prime Leaf Lard,
100 Boxes and Half Boxes Candles,
IS Boxes Candy,
so Boxes Soda,
90 Cases Matches,
100 Boxes Soap.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
Guano! Guano!
$50 Tons Guanape Guano,
200 Tons Eureka Guano,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07
NORFOLK, VA, april %, 1879.

IN reply TO your gratifying note il
behalf OF Ioy brother editors Of Nor.
Carolina, [ cen make but one ansvEer
! viii u proud aud happy 10 meet tle
day, and Tor the purpose irdjca5ro.
and I beg you to believe that ] Al
more grattied than ] can exp. ess Is
you at the kind terms in which voa
have conveyed your invitation.
Let ms tell you in advance, however,
mat [ small claim your indulgence 10
tie poverty Of wh&o l may have to say.
OH tins ground that tbs notice give. IL.
IS short, fvT, like Snug. tie Joinar.
/ am SOW Of study, and deeply III
m.-rsed IL business at the preset
t:m".