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aOW TO PLACE HIVES.

II
Where bees are wintered in the
:oellar : question arises whether in re.
placing them on their summer stsnds
it is necessary to put them in the
Same locality they occupied last Sea-
son. On this point the editor Of the
Amerioan Bee Journal says:
In our own practice. va have not
generally pla ced the hives upon the
same stands which they occupied the
previous season, and think We have
met no serious loss in consequence;
but arc quite sure that in some cases
the bees have q least taken \ look at
the old spot which was home the pre-
vious year. But our bees have usar
ally been confined 4 long time in the
cellar-four months or moro. Il
they were carried out for = fly every
warm spell, We should expect them to
show = better memory Of tho old
spot. Moreover, being confined for
20 long = period in the same cellar;
they seem in some way to lose thur
distinguishing scent, 81 that immedi'
ately on first being taken out Of the
cellar two colonies may be united
without any. preparation whatever,
and without any quarreling. So, in
such case, if q bee should: 90 to the
wrong hive, it would be kindly 10
ceived. Our bees at some time dur
ing the winter. generally undergo :
temperature At, or near, the feezirg
point. May not the degree Of cold
they have suffered have something to
do with the matter under discussion !
It is At least safe e PVT them On tie
old stands, i the precduhqn s. ! 6 / 4
taken to note where the old stands
are. =: vi
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FLAxsEED LEMONADE good for
colds).-Pour one quart boiling water
over four tablespoonful of faxseed,
steep-not boil-three hours cover
closely while sleeping; then strain.
sweeten to taste, and add the juice Of
two lemons, putting in more water if
too thick to be agreeable.
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For Sick HEADAoHE.-Twof tea
spoonfdls Of finelypoWdered charcoal,
drunk in half "A tumbler Of water,
will often give relief to the headache,
when caused. as in most cases it is,
By I s,uperabundance Of acid in the
stomach. .l...
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There have been some radical
changes in the last century. A
hundred years ago they kissed Z
lady's hand; now you kiss hel
lips that is, of course, if You hap
pen to be behind the wood pile and
ID obody ), is looking. and you dom
want - disappoint her: 1t may TAXI
q hundred year., to get from her hand
to her mouth; but We never felt thai
Z tho tune was m,isspenit. -N1o'ro;et B'.1
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A WILDLY Applicable. Remedy.

A widely Applicable remedy. I
Few remedies are applicable 70 such wide nnsa
az disorders ~ Hostetters Stomach BitteIA and
this not because It has special properties adapted
,tb the cure Of each-such . pretence would DO man
ilestly absurd,-but on account Of it, wonderfully
; improving OBJECT upon tho general tone OF the
syjbnM, md its Alternative actton upon ne ORGANS
jell known properties for Intermittent and remit
TINT f6vsrs, dyspepsia, constipation, torpdity Of
The Liver, 9eesIA debility. urinary and uterine
5ble in overcoming anomis, hypochondria, rhsu::
haitian, tnsonnia, and many other disorder. and
disabiltiee ori9initing in poverty or 1mpurtty Of
1r an imperfect performance Of the physical fane'
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TEIE, 80 R AD E
ST. PAUL, MIMI,
FOR 1875.


Jobb g. Won
respectfully call tho
west to tho fact that determined srsst.r
Ut po'se)
prices Resolving our from first hands both iii, ouptr, H.
prompt shipment
s0od point drsd eo.bed
.dv.nts, eou.isp
mentsto Commission Merchants.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
s 's' q :S;:''
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND srAr1osERs.
Press Printing Co.. Third
BOOKSELLERS AND srAr1oNERs
D. D Merrill & Co, IS Third street.
BOOTS SHOES
Forepaugh & Tarbox, 66 st
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
''''' A''"'' g. R'''''t L. Wharton LOG Jackson
CARPETS CLOTHS. WALL PAPER &c.
Strong Co.. IAN ENTIRE NEW srock) 2s Vast rhia street.
CHINA GLASS. AND ouEENsWARE.
CIGARS AND 1 TOBACCO: ''''''' ''''' '''''''' d
S.
Campbell Burbank Co.. 80 E. Third. R'..loeh
COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS
granger . Hodge, '' ''' COMMISSION " MERCHANTS.
R;;:e II ss s %:
Miner Mccarthy, 10 E Fourth s.
COAL AND CARBON OIL
SAUNDERS & HARRISON Wholesale, Eass
DOORS, SASH. BLINDS MoULD1Nas.
Decou Br.ndhor.t Co..
DRY GOODS.
% " and S s:s ill., IL Til: Til s:..
ENGRAVING ON WOOD
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS 10 "''''"''
N B Harwood, st Pleohper Bros ,24 Th;,d.
FURs' HIDES, WOOL, GINSENG,
H. L. Young & Co, Is Jackson
AND PROVISIONS
Cor @ and i B 3
Monfort Co.. (Fsny Ret. 2ooTh 1926 Jackson
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
s:"ss s;
HATS AND CAPS
' AND l s;;s. s:' '* Third
st. 81 Pr Eli: 's' Co. s.. II; as.ss r :' Co
LUMBER COMPANIES AND DEALERS
'fi F. LIMB; Co. ssi f e; $: 1"'' % Thirds
MACHINERY, MILL RAILROAD SUPPLIES
l. H Wooley Co, Third l. jackson Ut
MILLINERY GOODS.
o''''" Co.. 90 Third D's s 4s's t"''''
NOTIONS, TOYS, &c.
ED K Randall. st
PAPER BOX MANUFACTURERS
A'erl Russell D. D. Menn& Co.. IS Thirds.
PUMPS PIPING.
IL H Woolsy & Co., Third Jackson
CASES AND PICTURE FRAMES
Chas Bauer, &C Robert
sADDLERY AND sADDLERY HARDWARE
Morehous Ware rs Robert Kief 80 Roberr.t
SAFE MANUFACTURERS.
American Steam sco Halls Safe &1ocl Co.. Bid pm
uAcH1nrs-* H6 1Es e 's xassr +
Grove, Ts = Baker Sewing Machine Co., 1853
Is! Nj" ''; : Agents '''
shleand Excelsior Parsons Wilcox Ag @ W. Third street.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
s;:'5: 81 5sis s::s sss:.s:s
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1BI:.|;:,A;N;l' KS.

Ths..t.a.i.., 4 A,ter.sy,. Jastiessofshs -
Fov.0 Msss = called = our wy talisna
tonplstssupply efblaaks. 1Aess blaaksazs printed
VA M type % god paper. soa aIe Of ths sosns
esst sDseeved and IN 0sasssf ass. 5hsy WIN ~
trnishsd st d. Psul prices:
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE
1o1 I'M = -
,OAMPAIGN
(F+om Hoy 10 to November Is, 1861
+ ~
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WHO OBTAIN THIaaH.

In order to meet the general de-
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the coming Centennial and President
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Specimen copies when requested
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- sides admitted to be the Best newspaper pub.
"a Iished in Northern Minnesota.
Address
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS.

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
AND ST: PAUL B'Y.
-, The very best Route to
CHICAGO AND NEW YORK
New England and the Canadas,
,,'.i and all
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN POINTS.
/. It's the only Northwestern Line conect-
ing in same depot in Chicago, with any Of
the great Eastern or Southern Lines, and
il the most conveniently located with ref
erGnce to reaching any depot hotel or place
Of business in that city.
C11cAeo DEpor- Corner Canal and West Madi-
1oh sts. Horse Cars and Stage Lines for all parts
ofthe City constantly passing.
/ ChIcAGo CITY O1TICEs.- 81 and IS Clark St.
er:PAUL DxPoT.-C0r. Jackson and Levee.
CITY O1FIc1.-11S East Jackson st., corner
Third Street.
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Chicago and Northwest tern
ss,+yA >a Railway. sy...4 s,.aH

Passengers for Chicago. Detroit, Toledo, Glove
q, Rochester, ALBANY, Toronto, Montreal Quebec,
Portland Boston, New York PhiasepE,s Sat
sacrsmsnto, Ogden, Salt Lake, Denver City, CoMn-
Gil Bluffs. Sioux City, Marquette, Escambis, Me-
ersha, Madison, Cheyenne, Omaha Yankton, WI.
mont. Green Bay Milwaukee, St. Cloud ana .. MI MI
points north, west south and east should buy their
tickets VIA the -
Chicago b Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake Shore l. Michigan Southern, Michigan
Central, Baltimore 4 Ohio, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Kankakee Line and Pan Handle
the Union Pacific R. 3. at Omaha for oil FAR West
Close connections are made At junction points
with trains Of all cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebrated carr are run on all night trains
on I'LL the tines OF this road.~. J.. ;'.. -,
This j. ths only line running these cars between
cpd st. rsa ths
slsepen on the Union Paclfc railroad for all points
west over the Missouri River: 49,. = ::
; Among the inducements offered by TIL, route to
meats. ! Rock and Gravel Ballsstsd Track. Steel
Rails, Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor and Drawing
Room Day Coaches, Smoking and Longing Can,
s: .sG Az ce. s.sy
absolute comfort
RUNNING THROUGH FIVE GREAT STATES
and operating o.:r 900 mile: 81 Ec.d thi. Com
and cannot be offered by'any competitor.
| route.
II yoS wish the bet travelling .eco%modstio;ns
1, o by your tickets by this route and
MARVIN HUGHITT, WI. sTENNETT,
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..Burdett Organs !
T.ha 1rodnl p..oa ,,, ..,1., - Io.,..t

Inc MOuel heeQ organs OF America
These instruments have attained popular
ity unparalleled in the annals of the organ
trade. The inventor, Mr.. Burdett, has de.
voted over quarter of century to the
improvement of reed organs; beginning
with the original device, go modifying its
ordinary form and developing it's latent
riches as to bring the Burdett up to its
present unapproacLable standard Of excel
lence. -. ..... ..:...
. D@A Illustrated catalogues Of the vari-
GUS styles of Steinway Pianos and Burdett
Organs, mailed free BY
.:3dgst2c T:.sn LYON Il fHBALY,~
General Northwestern Agents. State and
Monroe Streets, Chicago, Ill. - -.u..
. DYER & HOWARD, ST. PAUL, '-'>'
jams agents for Minnssota,
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CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, ST. PAUL
AND. MINNEAPOLIS.

THROUGH PALACE COACHES AND
SLEEPING: CARS,
With oil the best naedein improvements for safety
AID comfort with Steel rails track and heavy gray
81 ballast and FREQ from dust.
A.V. H. CARPENTER,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent. Milwaukee,
q. g. MERRILL, JNo. G. GAuLT,
Genl Manager. Asst Genl Manager
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TIE HoisE.BREEDlNG PROBLEM

1rottsrs and aorses for General f"F-
poses.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored I

Manhood: How Lost, How Restored !
Just Published, new edition ofDr.
eine) of sPEaxAroRHGA Of siminsi
Sweaknses, inyolu nta!y Seminal Losses, InPofKxc1
Mental and Physical Ineapacity, Impediments "a
Marriaee, ETC., Also. GoxsU1PrIos, EPfIrPsY. ma
FITS induced BY self indulgence Of sexual extav.
1s r. In sealed envelope, only six cents
c,eerv .othor tn th admirsble Esy,
practice p6n that the alarming consequence Il ss1
aoose my De radically cured without the danger
Gus Use q internal medcinor the application Of
.Ge 5nile: pointing yet mode Of cure 1t once
s.mPle, certain, and edsctual by means Of which
every suneIer, no matter what his condition nav
oe may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radf-
~~.sy' - .!-,.i = :. e .:C'
~gThis Lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and every msn in the land. :
Sent undes seal, in = plain envelope to any 3D.
dress post psd on receipt Of six cents OF two post
stamps.
y. 6UR0lkAN d SON,
Ann ss1ss< NV xosk; Pet eoss 8e1lj0S
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Aui1th 9,tW,,,

WANTED second.hand cylinder press, size about
Station l.. Now YORK.
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on and after NJ May, MAY To- the ste mer AMERl
CUSwil ic~ve Pier 81 T. T.. loot Of Marker st. q gas,
fro foot Sd s. O'clOcK T.. VI Re urnlns. lie
South NorwaiN At 800 a. NJ, daily (Sundays except ID
nn,c ing each way with Da iOury and Nnr~ak md
New Haven Railroads Far, SIC. Excursion tickets 5OC.
nID ESTABLISHED LINE flr Siuyye,.n'.
" CAISklLl. aHI IN rt'nc iiatr lallilg. -Stean'r
Andrew II from FranGlln 81. (pier j5i. TUESDAY.
Thursday, ana s ,tur Jay ~ amer hOntOr MONDAY,
MednesdAY. and Frld 3 Z. VI.
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I,OR NORwALK DIRECT.

A IrEoPLt'- LiSE stesnoat, Tor Alosny.
cepiedl at Z. VI. Per n. y. r.. foot OF CanM 81.
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4ttiurts

WELCOME LECTURES. Rmedial Agent.
w Eirctrical Science. by Prof. STEELE, IL Cooper
Union. Al r. NJ. Another ats T.. NJ. TINS (WednesC
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BANANA TRANSIT -TEAMsHIP co.

For sAS FnANcIsco, c ALiF,R AMP. PA.
SAILING FROM PIER IL. y. H.
Steamer CRESCENT CITY SATURDAY. MAY 81.
FOX A~plNN WAL l.. connecting wa Pan ANA RAIL
ROAD =. PANAMA with nrst-cass steamships
for ports rs above.
For freight or pass Age apply 70
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NATIONAL LINF.-From Piers a aud AZ, N. Il
N FOR LONDON DIRECT

CANADA, Wednesday. MAY ~, IL AN
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
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ENGLAND jane 3, Up Egypt, Junc "a.
Cabin passage az and sS1 curr Retlrl tickets
at reduced rates stecra:e piss,g,. t26, currency.
Drafts issued from 81 upslri At current price. Apply
~ the mJAny's office. % hr0adAay
r ". j. HURST Manager.
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WunIgTE6 e.; -,TsAJissrLII. LIVE, ",

W HI t6i -1TRAstr IN 11vppp,oI car.
RlING UNlfED STATES MAIL.
jun d
hllisi NJ
BkTANNlC........... ................June "a +. NJ
nEisM july - T. NJ
BAL To- IL A. "A.
From White star Dock. II r So, Norm River.
PaNcnger accomm dalton Is unrlvaed. Cabins all
smld.hips, Saloon $50 and 800. gold. Return ucScti
on favorable terms : crrlgc, s2S
n. III ssen er tickets and DIR ITS can be obtained
at Waite Str VIVA f1Dt OF Wes ION st.
n. j. CCRrls, Agent, "a Broadway New YORK.
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Excursions.

EuSHlNG BANk~, Thur day. May 25, 2S and 80.
4 o,ca9 steam1g STU L9w, !e1ylns hsrus,n g.
n H., TiO, PIER u. \. r., NJ Tic,ets, 81 n. r.
lie lular lrps about Jane. AL. q. FOSTER, ,ntser
Two CHARTEK FOR EXUUKSION-.-
L saloon steamers wyoming and Niuan COOK, barses
RepuOuc. Chicago. ia dwin. c cloal, and Anna. Al
dernry Park Excelsior, Orienta, Rlrttn beach inut
Island. and cold Spring Groycs TO let once $50 Mst
st., opp site Christopher ~ Ferry, II, Is OK ISshIT
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RTIttCIAL FLOWERS wanted, GOOD
n brlrtl g.. ava q Tow Iuul fo-' arO bni max re-
none ~ zoo bands, highest wages paid. Apply at
No. 16S Mercer ~.
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ADVERTISERS

NVANTED-A small giri to picS sti ches out o
w It, Vcsts; neat so~tr wages ~ week 32l
Fast 10.hs II. Mr. HOPKINS.
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,rATE IINRoF STEAMERS

= 10 ULAsGO \, BELFAsf and LONDONDERRY.
. From Per q foot u canals ST. \. X
STATE OF NIRGiNlA Tlurt "a. NAV -.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, June l.
Saloon ana lbil nlssI '"s n lOwf trace.
AUSTIN BALDWIN CO.. Agents. ~ Broadway.
Storage tcSet NJ a. Broidway, AMI Al CompanT's
pier. o. OF CaI Al 81 n. n
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A RTIFICIALTLON tHs; 5m, feod lhqtI anin,f'
f,nri'T,ni sr N,jcstt dos kaiscrs von Deuiseh nd
No HroutIn
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DtLE~.- An hnpcent rem"lt, tue res g 10
i year. uuiY Ref ~ to Humhers Win have i..l
qll EA cnrrl snuir s'l'r Suffering 2lY ar, 900 "a.
any lsr Price ~ -, sent ~ udl tree ~
oftlauHS lo,tages'A ms Il DAVlE,, ~ " .s.ins'a
It" near CItlandt st., y Y.
SANDu~T fOIi rALt. .Irt D ...', ,.'ln', .
- mrgH quantities.. Hudson ~ o. 4 aH's N' ~ '''
VI Nust l0.u N,
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rI'O ALBANY AMP TROY BfDAY BOATS
L I VlBB lRD anl DANIEL DREW. Leave Vesiry
Pier Vt $40, and 2itn 81 NJ $50 A. NJ. Landing at
Nyack ana larry Nn 10Y ferry hnaD West Point,
NcwDursn. P1ug Krep'ie i.hineDeck tst.kill and ud
sn. Close connection u Albany VITA Trains Tor tue
Nor N ana Wet. To Wcst Point AMI NewDurgh AM
return, same day, VI
rINIE MARY POWELL viii comm nee running
I TOR the son from Pier 30 Weary ST. ON Satur
DAY. May ~. mAklng the nsnal IanlIngs.
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Csifornia, J,pan. Cam, Australia, Oregon. &C.
For SAN FRANCISCO via Is rHMUS OF PANAMA.
ACAPULCO ...;;.....; Wednesday. MAY a! az ~ noon
FIR freight or passage amply at loot of Canalst., L.
II. J. BULLAN Sap srintendenL
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROCTR
Streets FrrH Is, NJ FOLLOWS:
Express for Harris0urcn. Pittsburgh, the weat and
south. IN Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 A. NJ,
ana $3.50 H. N. SUNDAY. q ana $50 T.. N.
For VAN sp IT. Lock Haven llry. and Erie NJ 30
A. NJ. ami $50 +. NJ cpnne,tlng a. Cory for THUS
vi ~, Petroleum Centre, anu the Oh lsrgons.
For baltimore. Washing on, and the south, Limited
Washlngt N express" Of Pu Imam Psrlor Cars daily,
P.N Rcgui'r At $40 A. NJ, 3and9P NJ. sunday
Eyprts. for Phiadelpha J. 1880, $40 $50 A. NJ =, $780,
"a. 4;ip, 3. q, $50. y L. NJ. ana - nght. sunday
90, 2, $50, snd9P' NJ EmiErant ami second oass
For Cenieanal Depot at b2o 0i9o $50, $40, oao A.
NJ l2.hl . ana u. 81. Returning leave &c trnnial
De,ot A. 40. $40 1880 A. M, l;li $3.50, A. $50, D.
and 7i)l T.. NJ.
Far trails e Newarx, Ehzabo,h, Railway, Princeton
Ir ntuu, Perth Amb'y, Flrmngton Bc yldcre, I'D
Olhtr liuts. see local schedules al ~ ticket ON res.
TriiLs arrive From Pittsburgh, o 50 AM 1890 \. VI.
except Mandy. FROM Washington nud Blltm1re.
$50 A. NJ. 400 b;la and l02j = VI SUNDAY. $50 \.
From PhHse.phia, 5;lO d2o Goo. lO;l5 ll;.o,
1854 A. Nj 25, iD5, 5.lj, $40. b;5l, S44, and lu25
I NJ SUNDAY 5lO, $50, oi15 ll'1i A. Me- o'bO aud
Ticket ofices, SEQ and ga Broadway. Aston House,
and foot OF Dshrosse. ANA Corr aldt sts; Court a.
BrOoAyni III, li6 and llS la lsOn at, n oxen.
EumslHn Ilc.rt ONCE, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ. 40 u. JR.
General Manager. Gen, Passenger Agent.
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> MAer'er \ Wilson's. so.
BOURKE ISL Hu son St. bet 1ih and Bank
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A A.-NUETIER n " lI-oN new 20 90, q
~ best mac Inc IN IN" wurli or alN ul.,' Nr ,,
one years credit Wc GIVE AZ the NorN SVu ''
make and pay cash fur wgr, wc,hN ,,o ,-.,... =,
COuP. NArlNt WI 100 NalNe' 81.