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The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06
A Fearful Risk For Girls.

The pastor Of church in one of our
large cities said to me, not long ago:
'I have otliciated at forty weddings since
| came here, and in every case, save one,
felt that the bride WAS running an aw-
full risk. Young men Of bad habits
and fast tendencies never marry OF their
own sort, but demand 4 wife above sus-
picion, SO, pure, sweet woman, Kept
from the touch of evil through the years
of their girlhood, give themselves, with
all their costly dover Of womanhood,
into the keeping of men who, in base as
sociations, have learned to under value
all that belongs to them, and then hnd
no repentance in the sad after years.
There is but Que way out of this can
see, that is for you-the young women
of the country-to require III assocla
tions and marriage, purity tor purity, so
briefly for sobriety, and honor Tor honor.
There is no reason why the young men
of this Christian land should not be just
as virtuous as its women, and if the loss
OF society and love be the price they are
forced to pay for vice, they Will not pay
it. admit with sadness that not all our
Young women are capable OF tins hlSh
standard for themselves or others, but
| believe there are enough earnest,
thoughtful girls in the society OF our
country to work wonders II faithfully
aroused. Dear girls will you help us, IN
the name of Christ? VIII you, first OF
all, be true to yourselves and Cod; SO
pure in your inner ard outer life that
YOU shall have a right to ask that young
man with whom you marry shall be the
same? The awful gull of dishonor is
close beside your feet, and in it, fathers,
brothers, lovers and sons, are going
down Will you help us in our great
work?
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06
What the Sun 10 Made OF.

A discovery of Importance to science
is announced by DR., Henry Draper, Of
Hastings on the Hudson. 1t is well
known to students OF the spectrosoope
that while the black lines that indicate
the presence of metallic vapors are so
abundant in the solar spectrum rs to
leave no room for doubling that most, II
not all, the metals are lighted IN the sun,
there is yet an absence Of the lines that
characterize nearly all the non .metalic
substances Hydrogen is excepted from
this sweeping rule, but there are many
reasons for CHASING that gas with the
metals Various theories have been put
forward to explain the absence of non.
metallic lines from the solar spectrum,
and the fact has even been used to throw
doubt over the nebular hypothesis,
which necessarily assumes that the con
stiuents OF the sun can not greatly differ
from those of our earth. DR.. Drapers
discovery, if it be confirmed, shows that
at least one-and probably several--non
metallic substances are present IN the sun
! In paper read before the American
Philosophical society last month, he
gave the details of experiments which
appear to prove that oxygen forms one
of the suns constituents. Its presence
is indicated in the spectrum, not by
black but by bright lines. To make
this more apparent, Dr. Draper has
photographed with the spectrum Of the
sun u Comparison spectrum" Of com.
mon air, the air being jar The "com
parison spectrum give. the bright fines
OF oxygen aad nitrogen, and also from
the terminals of the battery used) those
of aluminium and iron. The lines of the
metal serves to check the accuracy with
which the two spectra-ot the sun and
! of air-are matched.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06

vThe pernicious effects of rinking
spirituous liquors as a beverage have
aroused the lethargic temperance prlnci
pies of many sections OF our country,
and in consequence Local Option laws
have been wisely enacted
1t is fact, known IN pharmacy, that
alcoholic spirits is the best and only sol
vent of the medicinal virtues of barks,
roots and herbs in Brady's Family Bit
ters there are combined the best tonic
and stmulant principles, as nothing is
used but barks, roots, and of the best
tonic properties and pure spirits in its
manufacture.
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Sunday School Concert.

We are requested to announce that
the Concert and Entertainment of the
Sunday School of the NJ. E Church
South will take place on Thursday even
ing, Nov. 10Th, to which all are invited
to attend. The object Of the entertain
ment is a worthy one, and we hope to
see the children well patronized.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06
COTTON MARK EFT.
Evansville Academy.

We wish to call attention to the ad-
vertisoment of this Institute, in our pa
per, to day. Presided over by two com
petent and worthy gentlemen, and loca-
ted in one of the most healthy situations
in the State, it presents inducements to
those wishing to educate their children
not often so accessible
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06
RUSSELLVILLE STATION.

Travellers on the Little Rock u Fort
Smith Railroad, should bear in mind
that the Russellvile Hotel has changed
hands, and is now conducted by MIR. j.
w. CUMMINGS. 1t has been newly and
neatly fitted up, and you can get as
good meal there as you can at Little
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06

UNGALLAsT.-Thers is story of a
prominent citizen in car keeping his
seat on the entrance Of two ladies', who
were standing. The conductor stepped
up briskly and said Make way for
these ladies', sir" No, sir!' growled
the citizen. Zone of those ladies wash
es my shirts, and the other cooks my
dinners. unused to seeing them wait
on me and my family at home, and |
don't propose to give up my seat to
them here"
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06
Raitt's New Meat Market,

Is the place to get a good Roast,
Steak, Chop, etc. Butter and all
kinds of Country Produce. His
motto is fair, square dealings with
everyone. Try his Bolona Saus-
ace. Market at Miller's old stand.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06
New Millinery Just Received

MRS. DECIIERD has just received
from New York City, q new aud spIen-
did assortment Of HATS and MlLLl.
merry GOO, S She will be found at
Miss Ole Phelps where her friends and
customers are invited to call and examine
her stock.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06

WISE SAYINGS From impure air we
take disease from bad company vice and
impcrfectlon - t-..,
A man may not be truly happy here
without a well grounded hope OF being
happy hereafter.
Did men govern themselves as they
ought the world would be well discip-
lined.
There is but one way to heaven for the
learned and the unlearned.
The Germans have this good proverb,
That thetts never enrich; aims never
impoverish; nor prayers hinder any
work.
To believe in another mans goodness
is no light evidence Of your own.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06
ry We are in receipt of Vick's Flora

ry We are in receipt of Vick's Floral
Guide. No. 4 for 1877, Mr.. Wick propo
ses to publish a new Monthly Magazine,
instead of quartely, as heretofore the
first number of which will be ready by
the last of November. 1t is only 81 %
A wear, and where five noighbors unite it
is 81. or five copies toI s.. Lovers Of
flowers cannot do without the Flora
Guide. Address James Wick, Rochester
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06
flo Rock and FIT. Smith Railway
Timetable.

r,dnsleave Van Buren for Little Rock, dali
snndsys excepted, at 7:37 II. IN.
r.sins arrive at Van Buren, from Little
o,k at 6:l2 p. m, daily, except Sundays.
Trains run By St Louis time. which is 20
,,outes faster than Van Buren, time.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06

A colored man observed, while in con-
yersation with friend IL dusn't b'lieve
in having apardener when you've o'ny
got "a small buisincss. If yer make emmy
thing, why, yer don't git it, and if yer
lose, yer have to lose it all" Jesse,
remarked his companion.
Snow has fallen in the Balkan Noun
tain to the depth of ten centimetres, or
nearly four inches.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06
COMM ERCIAL.
VAN BuREN, Nov. 6, 1877.

VAN BuREN, Nov. 6, 1877.
AS we noticed in our last, as would
probably be the case, the receipts of
cotton were lighter than for the prcvi-
Gus week. There has been declining
price in the markets, the past week, but
here the prices have been well-maintain
ed, ranging from 8 to 81.
Sales of Produce from wagons, W ere
Wheat 81 10. Flour, $50 to So, per sa Elk
Oats 25c. Corn soc. Green apples 40
to 75c. Irish Potatoes Zoe Sweet Po-
tatoes 40c. Chickens $3.50 per dozen
Butter, zoe. Eggs l5c. Dressed hogs &c.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06

She saw the playcard in front of the
book store, " You can get 'lhat Nus
hand of Mine, for half dollar and as
she passed on she muttered :" have one
| will sell for half that much"
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06

aIl Job Work, cash on deliv-
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06

Mud.
Rainy.
-Wettish.
-Drowsy-like.
Roads terrible.
-Wagoning impossible.
-Pcdcstrinating difficult.
Swimming occasionally necessary.
Deep mud-hoIes as plenty as heas.
Side walks, in many localities, non
nbulativc.
y. n. MoKihhen has sold his broom
aking machinery,
MIX ,hho, e,,,c l., :, coll,,,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29
El.e Second Commission.

The Louisiana Commission has been appoint
cd, aud will start for New Orleans on Mondsy
next. It consists Of Judge Lawrence Of Illinois:
Hx.GoveTnor Joseph G. Brown, os Tennessee :;
General john NJ. Harlan, Of Kentucky; Gen.
Joseph r. Hswley, of Connecticut and Hon.
Wayne McVeigh, OF Pennsylvania Ali rad
icsls but Governor Brown who is vice president
Of the Southern Pacific Railroad, but is an old
line whig. Tho Commission will not be tram
meled by any instructions, but will act accord
ing TO its own best judgment. 1t is understood
that they will max. III effort to fuse the two
fragments of the Legislature ths. sra trying to
act independently of each other.
l. is thought that the Commission will COM
pletc its lsbors inside of two weeks and that the
Louisiana troubles will either be settled within
the next twenty days or will BIO turned over to
Congress iJr adjudication at its special session
in June
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

hc will not maintain Packard in his domination
of your people. Your friend, L. q. Q. LAMAR.
Hon. John Ellis, Representative of Louisiana
10 addition TO the Matthews Eoster-G ordou.
Brown letter made public. the following memo.
raudun made at the time. IS also printed
here -
WAsIuSGroH, j. C., February 81, 1871
Ii eli interview With President Grant, this
morning. 10 The course Of conversation oG tie
subject Of Louisiana affairs, be stated to ne
that, as soon as the Presidential count vas hn-
ished and the result officially declared, it was
his intention TO notify Gen. AuguT, by se!e.-
eragh that the existing military orders. issued
tor preserving the status quo OF the political
situation, were rescnded, except SO far asslm.
ply to require the use of troops when necessary
TO the preservation o. the public peace. he
au!hoiiz IS me 70 communicate this declaration
to Mr.. Ellis, of the Louisiana delegation.
(Signed) STANLEY MATTHEW'S.
The memorandum has this Endorsement -
The withia IVES handed to lis by Hon. Stanley
Matthews at the Capitol building 10 Wash
ingtoa 10 the Office Of the Clerk Of The
Supreme Court, ou the 9th OF February
1877, (Siepel) WM. NJ. LEVY.
f.. JOHN ELLIS.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, March 29.--This afternoons Pal
Mall Gazette announces very prominently thu,
England has consented to sign the protocol
Russia having agreed to make formal ~gree.
ment to demobiliZe, but (prohably in view Of
the fact that peace between Montenegro and
Turkey is still In suspense, and that renewal
Of hostilities might enlarge the theatre of wsr)
England proposes that the protocol become
void should there be shy failure to fulfil the en-
gagement to denloblize
a dispatch from Berlin to the same paper says:
st is understood that Prince Bismarck at YES
terday s interview with Gen. lgnstiol engaged
to support Russiss fresh proposals. Probably
England, France and italy will shortly return
their ambassador to Constautinope or acceed it
special ENJOYS provisiorslly. Austria has also
iltinnated her intention Of doing the same.
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local SreVitips

There were two slight fires ye:ta.,.y .....
-one on FAIRFAX street, near U...,' O., ,,-,.-
other at tho foundry or Royal st,e.. 49, ~. -:
tunnel. The fire ia both ca:cs was ~ -, 49, -
and was ext!nguisheG By :hc resident, -:.~,S.'
creating 81 slarm.
& cOlo7ed na:I laIlet oe..s.. ....
toudoun county, ye..e-dsy nio:1i-. =. -.
O'clock fell from the canal Boa, = - -. :.
which was lying above Georse!cT7 ~ -
Old dlstllleCy, and was browne. Il -. 49,. H.
recovered il the afternoon. -
While the trial OF Goodman i,y. .r......
don Was going or in Washington Tc.;c-.;;..,.... -.
prisoner slipped GU. Ct the doc. 7.'..3i D..
the street and to carriage which w.. 49,.
for hin aad drove eff. lie h.: No. .s... 81.
heard OF.
The schrs Il. HssbFolck, II. d. r...-
Fort and Alice BorIa are lying b. 49,. H..
AgneW g Goa coal wharf waiting IT,. 49,.
of coal which has been frozen on .ra te,..l a.
ing The past winter and is now arriri,r 3d..
The Easter holidays CI tie chi dr., E.. e..
| public schools commenced from III. o....-
and will last until Tuesday mo7r..y 49,.
| The private schools commence! ;T.,- 80 : "
| last evening.
The wretch whJ comm ..:i l.s La. .....
On young Baltimore !st; 81 the Na.Ia-,I I!
tel, IN Washington, Elo said IL we; I, =, g..
aadrla, not only dos NJ ~: he. /. -
never seen in thi: city.
The young msn ONE wa2 -. 49,.
Major Bowie, in Prince GaorEes com" -.
some days ago, and WHO was reported :, -.
ing, has improved Tery Iauc; ~: :: . ~.
way for recovery.
March, true TO lts traditions. Is,ia. ....
like 4 lamb" is going oat !r9 (. .....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

Mr., Foster aoa the radical press ofthe coun'
try say that President Hayes vas DO party to
the agreement entered into with Senator Cor
don and Mr.. John Young Brown for home rule
10 the States OF South Carolina aud Louisiana,
and chat he is DOT bound BY lis provisions. They
may be conscientious ia their assertions, tor
there is nothing too Inconsistent for the human
mind but If SO, they will have great difficulty
in inducing unprejudiced people to 'hiok 50
after readiog the letters in the case aud the &C.
marks Of MIR. Brown in reference to them.
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pupr1sufD DAILY AND TRLwEEK.LY 3
nDG r SNOWDEN-
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH g.

General Sberidao, like ex President Grant,
President Hayes, aad all other great men, has
changed bis mind With regard to the condition
Of the hostile Indians, who, ne has discovered,
are not reduced to such desperate straits as he
had been led 70 believe. He now says 1t Is not
his purpose to parley further with them: or de-
lsy the Intended campaign while negotiations
between them aaa Spotted Tail are pending,
and that supplies are now being rapidly for.
warded, and everything is being put in readi-
ness for the campaign, which will be opened as
soon as possible. The numerous friends OF the
gallant General throughout the entire country
are extremely anxious that nc shall command
the forces to be sent against the Indians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

TIE radical Senate Of Ne" York having re-
iected the nomination of Gen. McCelland for
Superintendcn. OF the Public Works Of that
State, on purely partisan grounds, Gov. aot'
iuson las got even with them by veto!ng the
Public Works bill, by which action those works
will remain under their present management
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lOHiSlan8.

Three ,tenbers who have heretofore occu-
pin>! seats 10 Packard's House or Representa-
lives 81 Loui:iaaa-Erauk j. Oay3, o. 81.
Laundry; Bernard Davies, Of Poict Coupee,
and Ulzar Romcra, oE Iberia-were yesterday
sworn 10 and took seats in Nichols Legisla.
ture.
The &..crcisry d War has received tele-
gram irom General Aueur, commanding the
United States forces in New Orleans, in reply
to that sent to him on Monday last requesting
hia to report what changes 10 the situation, if
ang. hsv. occurred sgce the close Of the late
administrator, il which Gen. Augur says he
has 40 particular change to mention with the
exception q The fact that bith the Packard
an! Nchoi; governments baye been using
Strenuous efforts to strengthen their respective
postioD.
Information ila= barD received that Packard
continues TO arm his militia, principally colorcd
hu! the adhereats Of Nchol; say they have 20
apprehension OF danger from that quarter, as
their armed friends are far more numerous and
effective than i'ackaris ), while additional force
from adjoining States eau be procured if neces-
Sary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

30 TEETH, if not kept clean, soon decay.
Young people. remember this. Use daily
tn U hSTON'S IVORY PEARL Tooth
POWDER. II will preserve them through life
Sold By druggists. De per bottle. 'eb 23-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29
sa.s,es River and kenawha Canal.

RICHMOND, Va, March 29.-Thc Governor
has vetoed the fi:l which proposed to lease the
James River and kanawha Canal to Mason &
Go. Ter twenty years liz in!ma'cs MS roadi.
ness to call "a extra session CT the legislature
in Gaze there is desire 20 pass bill for rail-
road connection hatTcea buchanan and Clifton
Tnr.c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

G0-HhRD TINES demand economy. Prac-
tlca i. Renovate your Eolled Gloves with JOU.
VEINS 1 Il RLESS KID GLOVE
CLEANER. It will cleanse them thoroughly
Sold ~ druggists p cents per bottle.
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--f"~s"~
DIED.

vi liver complaint superinduced by conges-
ton Of tho lungs, a. his late residence, near
Falls Church, Fairfax county. Va, March %,
1SI7 at o'clock q. IN, RICH. ;. BURKE, in
the 49.h year of his age.
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CONN ERCIhI

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, March -. t.
TIE transactions on Change ,y.l.r w...
tied. The receipts Of GTeii. being .j.''. !.
is firm a. lt3 fer choice, and l5jal,3 :. .
Corn is weaker, and go bushcI, Sy.5 =: ~.
was active, with sales OF -. :u:Go,. &. :,
723, the latter for choice 10. - -.
reported. though lhe offering: a-h5u..ai p.
hush els
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GROCERIES And hiNEp%:.

Deduction IN PRICES or gre .
n FAMILY BACON.
10000 LBS EXTRA HAtr-.
my own curing. put up With gTo"i Hs''. ....-
o. '' REDUCED rKlpA@
Sugsr cared HAMS llc.
" SHOULDERS Il'
SIDES end JOW - =. 3D..
duclion in rates Also PURE iEAt '.A'
in small packages and tiercc:, ~ r6'...-
Call early 1T SAM l.. J. X - -.
NH II ~ soulr Fh".t'
z. ". AVERY
Uaslc1 Ii
CHOICE FAMILY AND tA,~' 90.
RIES, WINE LIQUORS, g., ID.
22j King Ct, cor. !rr.... E.
sens ALEAANh"t@
NEW STORE!
va " SGM :H's..
The subscriber .o:pcc.!uilg an""'-'
he hGs taken the stora
No. ~ KING &IHtaI.
and is prepared TO offer u .1.i ""I 80.
lected stock OF -.......
FINE FAMILY GkUCL.:I~-
81 prices which cannot !aii - .'.'.'
delivered promptly 70 g.! par ". VIZ
satisfaction guaranteed in e"'fJ >.'
inspection Of stock so!ic!loi ,,-,a...
my 5-tt r -. NV
W. A. JOHNSON,
GROCERY, LIQUOR, FEED .-''
MISSION MERUHANI.
Northeast Corner Cameron 81 h'i"
ALEXANDRIA,
III Ali orders from the c,un:.s 49,.
prompt and careful attentc1
OEORGE McBUENEY & scr
Dealtf= IL
CHOICE FAMILY AND c.AS's.''
KIES, WINES AND LIQ'"..4,....
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALL 81 I'.
STOUT. .......
Also EASTERN end POTOAa, ,-.-.''
and MACkERni:, .-,....
NOS. 1866 AND 40 kl.,H ,! ','''-'
washington ISL BHi.'..'
Al6XandcL.. W ..
Orders promptly Tiled
g, WIN RAMSAY.
WHOLESALE a.ND TAMIr' on.
TEA DEALER
s, E COR. KING AID 81 AyA?a
1900. ..Iezs=d;:s, v
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fEeienrallEliC SUMMARY,

The crop prospects in California arc less
favorable than previous adyiccs have indicated.
The water at Lawrence and Lowell! is 50 high
that work at the factories is interfered With.
Operations 10 The c1st mines q: i'inaon have
been resumed
i fire in Baltimore his morDIog destroyed
he gIiodDg department Of the R4ltimore
Chrome Works.
Moody aud Sankey DEFY the statement that
they will hold g. meeting in Washington Dext
Sunday.
There is flood 10 the Susquehanna river at
Pittson, and large quantities OF logs and timber
washed from above arc floating by that place.
Nothing has yet been heard Of the missing
Mr. Oakley Hail. lc vas Ga uoue Of the
steamers that have arrived at Eogsh ports,
aud that sailed after lis disappearance
\ uutiny occurred ca the ship Jamestowp,
frcni Philadelphia for San Francisco, 90 the
9th, bur the mutlaeers We're overpowered be-
fore any cne vas injured
The whole amount expected to be raised by
the government through the 30 per cart. taz
on the whole island Of Cuba is calculated d
$17,ll3.453 80.
Rev Z ?buiou Phillips. at cue tue uaosge
OF tie Methodist Book Concern, and treasurer
Of the Trey Methodist College, has abscondeC
from Amsterdam, \. y. with $4,000 Of othe
peoples money
OF lie vessels heretofore reported ashore q
Cape Henry tue snip Winchester will, it i
| Thought, be goteu of aud lowed TO Norfolk
The bark Monte Tabor remains in position
and wreckers have gone to work to lay cables
| The bark Pan!2!r will be total icss.
I At fire. at Cohocs, \. Y, this morning,
raoI fell, killing Charles Walker, fireman. 4
wall lei ca an adjoining frame building. crush
ug lis va? through the roof ard Two h>crs, ant
carrying with the debris Mrs. Henry Luddek
into a RAPIDLY running race.wsy which passct
uadrT the building, Fer body was recovered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29

BALTIMORE CATTLE MAXEET. lis-.,. -
Beef Cattle-Priccs to-day rSH"c! e. z. H..
Best 6eeVcS. . . .
Generally rated first quality ...........J e. 4. ~
Medium or good fnir quality ..........i III 3 B.
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and tgw55 .gal
General average of the :1l"rGc.......i = = .
Extreme range ofprices ..................3 30 :.
Most Of the sales were from ...........4 :. p.
Prices wCre &c bottor Iii n Ia! I;ea,. p ..
gain WAS subsequently, lost. All IL. m.-
closed dull with slight decline. n..q..
was little better On an avc.a e t4&L Jar. 81.
We quote common to fsiG Mich ;.;s...
Sac and good to extra do. :. $3.50 g.. .
All kinds dull. Total reccig:: Iag s.. e.
1885 head. Total sales co. tao wee ,'>5
Sheep-Thc arrivals this wee: wc-a -.
than had been anticipated, aat O: -ni-..~
good quality rs lssL week, "ni @g- .:,...
show loweF figures. We quote sheara! g, f.
and wool Sheep ct 5s'. +, ra7 u ,.oc.~
week 1852 head
Hogs-There has been :. ia.: sL.j.., o.. ..
this week, and no icrst3 deia9"G q; = g..
advance on last weeks Quo;r!:p.:, aai .:
close frmness characterize: the state u i.a".
There is some improvement IN the quality
receipts. We quote a. use. most -:as S-.
and nesr TlsT3 c par ID Hci. Ns..r.s -. Fl,
3945 head