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CLAIRVOYANT.

MADAME =, MADDOX, the celebrated
V1 Clairvoyant, Fortune Teller and Doctress can
Store, opposite ohe Horse Car Depot where she can
be consulted by all who wish to make her call
Madame M. has had large experience in tell
treasures, &c., and never known to be at fault
Do not miss this opportunity of consulting the great
est ofthe age. Per entering intoany
new business or profession, She con uctng Of which
they do not understand, will find it to Their advan-
tage to pay her visit. She can foretel the destiny
OF friends in any part of the world and describe them
perfectly. She also describes all manner of disease
that flesh is heir to, and gives medicine for the same
She has given universal satisfaction to all who have
consulted her in her constant travels since she was
seven years old.
Good testimonials given il desired.
Terms, Gents Sl.00; Ladies so cents. Office hours
rom "A. M. to 2, NJ noo1tt
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MEDICAL.
gwili Forfeit Five Doll.

AWili Forfeit Five Dollars
IN any case where nv NOTE ANN
Il EKEGALE LOTION will not remove tbe
corst Moth and Freckes if used according to NV d.
Iections. Price, 25 and SO cents. N-
Apply with a soft sponge three or four fines do,,
until the Moth or tTeckles disappear, which is GEN
Sent by mail on receipt of price,
MFRS. 9. SPENCER.
my25d6m go Brown St, Portland. Me.
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For Sale or Rent.

fatHE two story Brick House. No. So Pleasant ST.,
Il second above High st. Ten rooms, Sebago and
gas: Possession June 1st Apply to VIM. Ii. ,JER-
RIS, Real Estate Agent, my25tt
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A 81 ECliLI'Y IN CANNED GOODS
NOTICE..

7 HtHE annual meeting of the Projectors of Maine
- Wharf will be held at the office of G. A.
June 4th, at O'Clock P. M, tor the choice Of
officers and the transaction of such other business
as may legally come before them.
GEORGE A. THOMAS, Clerk
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A NEW. two story, hip root house, rooms. bath
"A room, water closet. Good drainage Corner
lot 75xlOO, with stable. This property is situated
near the head of Pleasant street. close to the horse
son, Dealer in Real Estate, 3793 Congress street.
INV
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To be Let,

The New England House, Portland, W. e,
Address AUS. P. FULLER
de2Sdtf Portland, Me
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Maine Central RaiIroats.

NEalne central ff3ssrOad.
fHVHE attention of shippers of freight at Portland
\ is called to the new arrangement of freight
trains on Maine Central r. r., to take effect APRIL
3D. 1877.
Freight TOR Lewiston, Auburn, Bangor,
and Belfast received at freight house before 5 90
r. M will be forwarded same day, and will be ready
Tor early delivery at destination next morning
PAYSON TUCKER, Superintendent
March 3ist. 1877. ap2dtf
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Pure nailk for Family Use.

I WOULD respectfully inform my former patrons
Il and citizens IN general who contemplate change
III their supply of milk, that am prepared to fur
nlsh superior quality of pure milk at reasonable
rates; all orders lett at S. WINSLOW 81 CO.'S, IS
where the fattering testimonials of some now
laking will be shown to those who wish to investi-
gate. shall employ no boys but deliver the milk in
person. CYRUS LOWELL, Agent.
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For Sale.

For Sale OF to Rent.
HOUSE No. 374 Spring street, now occupied by
IL me.
MANASSEH SMITH.
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Card TO Horse Owners.

FHsHE undersigned this day give notice to parties
4 wishing their services in Horse shoeing,
mat they have lowered their prices to $3.50; that
-. You can have your horses sbod new, for
Ss,oO and reset for rs cts at I6S Federal
So, between Market and Pearl SITS.
LENNON s. CAREY.
mV7 dtf
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REAL ESTATE.

Moan TTV to loan on first class Real Estate
NAOIS II 4 Security, in Portland or Vi
entity. Rents collected, taxes paid, &c on Conn
mission. Apply to f. &. PATTERSON. Dealer in
Real Estate, 1891 Congress Street. no1Sltf
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Fer Halifax Direct.

,<A- The Steamship Falmouth,
.EfSk ~ Capt. w. A. Colby, will leave
GHl fSERSM Railroad Wharf every SATUR-
.A.sllsNlESSsADAY at $50 z. NJ. for Halifax di-
parts of Nova Scotia Returning leaving Halifax
on Tuesdays at $50 p m, For freight passage APP
ply to y. B. COILE. JR., Agent,
mb27ltf Franklin Wharf,
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STEAMERS.
FOR THE ESEIANIlS.
sE=N STEAMER TOURIST

usatIssf.--.l . A11NUHHhs 1VUNESF
Win leave East Side of Custom House Wharf
every week day for Scotts and Trefethen's Landing
and Hog Island at 6.15, S.i5, Ills a. m and /. AZ
5.15 p. IN.
Returning, leave Scott's Landing at $40, 9.15.
II As a. m, and 215, $40 p. m.
Fare for Round Trip rs cents
Special arrangements made for private Moonlight
Excursions. Inquire of CAPTAIN on board.
wR-Every pleasant afternoon, until further no.
tce at 3 Is for two hours sail among the islands,
Fare rs Cents.
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10 Let.

A0 Ece.
Z OVER half of house 10 Carlton St., contains
~ seven rooms, gas. Sebago and furnace. Enquire
at No. Il Exchange st. &C. TOLNIAN.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-20

HARRISBURG, PA, August lS.-An or.
der was issued to-day giving the details
OF the recruiting for two regiments from
the National Guards. The officers and
men selected will be selected solely from
the National Guards, and allotted ten
Captains and two Lieutennnts, as far IA
possible, to each regiment Of the organi1a.
tion now existing. The Colonel selected
shall nominate their complete staff
organization, except the Paymaster and
Commissary, TO be taken from those oil.
GERS OF the regiment and all the staff oi
the guard who may have volunteered
Az soon rs authority shall he given to a
Captain to recruit, he shall do 90 from
the men OF the regiment IRON which he
shall he detailed, to be selected and ap
portioned among the several companies
in proportion to their numerical strength
Lieutenants to be detailed from other
companies than his. Should not sufficient
volunteers be present, then they may be
taken generally, but all must be member.
Of the regiment. From non.commi9.
stoned officers Of the regiment, who may
volunteer, the Captain shall select non.
commissioned officers OF the detailed
company rank for rank, and in case =
sufficient number OF nOn.COmmisSioncd
officers shall not volunteer, then the
Captain shall appoint compliment OF
non.commissioned officers required. The
companies shall consist OF five scrgeants,
eight corporaIS, two musicians and sixty.
seven privates. The men volunteering
will be subject to medical examination
by the surgeon OF the regiment.
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FAlKpolNT, August lS.-Rev. J. NJ
Buckley, ID, Of Stamford, Connecticut
at hall-past $, delivered a very enter.
tanning and instructive address on "Stud,
les in Human Nature"
In the pavilion, at l o'clock, in re.
sponsc TO request unanimously adopted
by the Assembly, the Rev. John II. Vim,
cent, DID, general director Of the exer
ciScs here, delivered a companion lecture
to that known as "That Boy" entitled
"That Boys Sister," to one Of the largest
audiences that has ever gathered at Fair.
point, and his appearance on the plat.
form was greeted with applause. The
rector stated that he should speak to-day
OF women in childhood and in mature
age, Of wOman's sphere, OF woman's work
and OF woman'S power, and proceeded to
read n fascinating story about Gertrude
Oliver, with robust and sturdy moral
On the conclusion of the lecture Mr.. Vim,
cent enjoyed an ovation from the multi.
tude present.
At half.past this afternoon Professor
r. Ogden Doremus, Of New York, assist.
ed by DR.. G. A. Dorcmus, gave, u lecture,
"The Spirits Of the Air" illustrated by
scientific apparatus, The Professor at
the outset said that Professor l.atimcr, Of
Rochester, New York, now here, pro-
noUnceS the water Of ChautauQua the
purest he has ever seen.
At 4 O'Clock Mr.. Frank Board, of New
York, drew number oil caricaturcs on
some people at ChautAuqun, which great.
ly pleased the audience.
At 5 o'clock Miss Edith X. Sessions
daughter Of Hon. W. i. Sessions, Of Pan.
anna, recited Trowbridge's "Vagabond'
with excellent effect.
The day closed with the singing Of a
song by Philip Phillips, by the Young
Apollo Club OF New York.
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time has arrived when we shall no lon
ger feel that there is any North orSOuth
but that we have one country, which il
insepArAble." Loud cheers
Attorney General Devens and VIM
Hunt, OF Louisiana, followed.
Three strong and enthusiastic cheer
were given for President Hayes, for Post
master General Key, for Attorney Gen
eral Devens, for Secretary Of State
Evarts, and for Mrs. Hayes, and for oul
country.
The band played "swect Bye-and-bye,' ;
and hundreds Of voices took pp the re-
irain.
wHEEE THE PRESIDENT WENT TO CHURCH
WINDSOR, August l9.-The President
and party this morning attended divine
worship at St, Prul's Episcopal Church
Of which church Secretary Evarts and
family are members.
The President and Mrs. Hayes and
party called on Mrs. and Mr.. G. q. Bea.
mar, daughter and sOn.inlNw Of Mr..
Evarts, upon the occasion Of tho third
anniversary Of their wedding.
PLYMOUTH, N. H., August lS.-Gover.
nor Prescott Lee will take the early train
tomorrow ,,for Wells River TO meet the
President.
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Extensive FOrgcrICS,

CHICAGO, LIS, August 1S.-A report
was published here yesterday by one OF
the morning papers, relative TO the ar.
rest Of certain parties supposed to belong
to gang OF fOrgerS, who had been oper.
ating extensively in this city, New York
and other places. On inquiring Of the
officials here we failed 10 oeliCit any def.
mite facts, and the story was generally
disCredited.
1t is now known that yesterday morn.
ing Constable Hartman arrested in this
city two men named Weston and Glesner
on charge OF forgery. ltappears that
these men, working in connection with
man named Stevens and other accomplices
throughout the country have for some
time been carrying on "a system OF forge.
ries from which they have realized large
sums OF money. In January last the
Third National Bank Of New York was
defrauded out $4,000 by means of
checks purporting to have been drawn by
Winslow, Lanicr ~ Co. About the same
time check for $4,000, purporting to
have been drawn by the New York Life
Insurance Company on the Trust Compa.
ny OF New York, was presented and paid.
There had been other similar operations
known, but never made public. Represent.
atives OF New York houses, employed
to investigate these iorgeries, have
been following up the suspected parties for
several months and have found The leader
OF the gang. lie is man of wealth and
rCspectability. His name il Stevens,
alias Henderson, who has been known
here as a speculatOr in grain and stocks.
Next TO HIM came Nelson A. GreSner, a
wealthy man Of Minnesota, and formerly
member Of the Legislature OF that
State. Associated with them was W.
Weston, of this city, formerly real estate
agent. Upon examining GresnCr's trunk
after his arrest it was found to
contain large assortment OF implements
necessary TO his profession, including
inks, microscopes, acids, brushes, pens,
tracing impliments, nc. In Weston's pos.
session was found Il number OF washed
drafts, on which everything had been oh
liberated by acid except the cashiers slg.
nature. When dealing in drafts il was
the custom to buy them for small amounts
and then obliterate, with acid, all ink
marks except the cashiers name. lie.
fore this was done, however, careful
tracing was taken. Then when larger
amounts were written on the face OF the
draft they had on the tracing facsimile
OF Il number OF the letters and of the
figures which were used in the greater
amounts. In dealing in checks thev
would learn from some one in bank or
office OF a firm depositing in u particular
bank, just how the deposit stood, in order
not TO overdraw the account. 1t is said
that some forged checks have been drawn
for sums as high as $4,000. Develop.
ment 70 far indicate that these men are
y part Of gang Of the most dangerous
forgcrs that has existed for years. II is
intimated that they have swindIed Va.
rious banks out Of millions Of dollars.
Stevens was arrested near Grand Haven
yesterday and is now on his way to New
York. The officers having in charge
Weston and GreSuer left for New York
with them Yesterday evening.
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.
I phLLHlME tI l!oCAls-'onn W. ii"tl'
Lnonn, o. tnIS clIy, an oII sse1noS"t en-
sIneer, Dut recently eInP'oyeu Ns prnEeS'
man on tne taIlnInuIe rTa0, met WIN u
norrlD'e 3ccluent rriuay last, AZ fa!asca'
Ia, near Newatk' onio, py whlch ne oroKe
noth Oh ms legS' the unfortunate man
~ lying III cri'ic1' coh"lToh' uhaO'e 10
uc removed 10 MS nome. liIS wiie' VINO
teS!ueS mere, upon receiving the SAD
'l1rngS started ~ once 10 nef husband.
Inc Democratic senatorial convention
OF thls DiSIrlct, held AZ Athens thursday
i9st, nominated LaVlu wagner Esq ol
MeSt wheeling, lhl' township M thelt
CamMIuale' go,
Inc worRInsmeiI ol lh'scl!y, according
10 programme, held q meeting saturday
last upon ihe Public square. The
adopted resolutions ol the foregoing meet:
ing were read: Mr.; Heorg" ", scott, oil
'hls cry, delivered q powerful address
upon Tie occasion, lolloweu ny several
other gentlemen OF Influence. Vol. Z. h.
toorman Will address The meeting upon
the Public square next saturday
Our churches yesterday were but
sIlmly attended. ,,,
The camp meeting at BurrS Mills was
the centre ot attraction for our Christian
people.
The Board Ot Education meets this
evening at the School Hall.
About II o'clock Saturday night two
villainons 0utcaSts Of the MOllie Mcguire
order, William Burke and another des'
perado, met, attended 6y their seconds,
IN front OF the Portertield House, to test
their claims ior becoming the bully" OF
their clan. The night was made hideous
by their ,yelI' an! execratlons, and per-
sons residing within square oil the Por-
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The lEornbrook left for Parkersburg
Saturday morning with good trip.
The ONeal made an exclusion tri p to
the Spring Grove Camp Meeting Grounds
yesterday.
The Granite State il running in the
Cincinnati and PomeToy trade.
The Hudson has laid up at Fulton, and
will receive new wheel.
The steamer Fanchon, Captain Swee.
ney, is en- route 10 Cincinnati from the
mountains.
The Nail City has 5000 sacks Of wheat
engaged at Cairo for Cincinnati freight at
% cents per snck.
The Nail City and harges are en- route
to Cairo with 2lO tons miscellaneous
freight.
An IrOnton dispatch says: The Fashion
ia of the docks fully repaired, and re-.
snmeS her trade on Thursday. The Frank
Willard was ont to-day, and is ready for
business.
The new Emma Graham has been com.
pleted Ht Cincinnati, and will make bee
line for Pittsburgh Just as soon as there
il prospect Of water enough for her to
get through, Capt. John Thornburg was
in Cincinnati the early part Of the week
bnt We are not advised as TO whether he
IL TO have command OF the new Emma
Capt ThOrnburg was very popular on the
old Emmn.-C0m. Gu:eiic.
Capt. VIM. White, well known river
man, died Ht Portland, o., on Saturday.
The steamer Science arrived from Par
kersburg last evening, and will return
this morning.
IBy Telegraph
SHREVEPORT, August l9.-NO arrivals
or departures. Weather cloudy and
pleasant. River fallen one inch.
VIcKsHURd, August l0.-No arrivals or
departures. Weather clear. River
fallen 3 inches.
ST. Louis, August lO.-Arrived-War
Eagle, Keokuk. No departures. River
fell five inches. Clear and very warm.
LoUIsvILLE, August l9.-CooI and
clear. River falling, feet 3 inches in
canal. Deparled-ShinkIe, for Memphis.
MEMPHTS, August l0.-Rivcr falling
slowly. Weather clear. Mercury So.
CAIRO, August l0.--Aarivcd-.F .Fauchon
81. Louis; City Of Helena Viuk.hnrg,
Departed FanchOn, Cincinnati. River
0 feet 2 inches and falling. Weather
clear. Mercury SOo.
EVANSVILLE, August l0.-Weathcl
clear; northeast wind. River 3 feet and
falling. Up-Silverthorne, Arkansas
Belle, Jas. W. GoA, G. W. Anderson
| Down-Fnwn, Silverlhorne,J. D. Parker
The bar here ia the worst on the river
Business light.
CINCINNATI, Auguat IO.--RivCr 4 feet 4
inches, and falling. Weather fair Nnt
warm. No arrivals or departures, on nc
count OF low water.
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iI'O CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means Deslrouo Of
Engaging In Craps Growing,
Coal Mlnin1 or Market
Eardhnlnn.


On account Of advanced ago am dCslrous o(
changing my rCsldcnCC, and therefore onrr for kale
my larm situated opposite tho city Oi Wheeling on
tho river hank, midway between RrldppOrt and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining tho vii
nGo OF klnavillC. Tho property COnsIAS Of co
acres Of hill and table land aud Il Of river hoiton
In the hill there arc two seams Of CNaI, 81 and AZ
irct Thick three deposits Of limestone an 8 foNI
vein 0t close texture Snd or ircO stone an Is foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and M
underlying bed Of deposits OF rich and valuable
character,
On tho surface, tho larger portion Of which lies
gently Mopins 10 tho east and all under drrCt OK
pO7urr to the sun, is Vineyard Oi 30 acres, mostly
CaawlN grNIrr, all In tRC hcArlng CuniitiOn about
seven years old which has proven itSOlI able To Iay
u haudsnuC HCT cent IN the CultlVAtnr.
Tho property Is being approached above and bC-
low by M advancing tide oi HcrSnns HVEtnH small
hOmrstCads, and Is nOW nAlly tho only un0CCunlCl
territory hctwCCn Bridgeport aud Martins Ferry,
II (, valuable ~ an Investment for capital NCkipSR
safe purchase and valuable to thosN WHO want mar
kCt gardening ground close 10 tho city, II frnnta
beautifully upon tho river and cOmmRn,lS a yIcW Ni
thu city, The Island and the whole scenery Of tbC
valley.
The terms Oi ENlO will hO OnO-thInl cash. La,npcr
In two annual payments 8 rCT cent interest on Ia,
lrrrL payments. For further particulars innniS,
Of IANDCHINvTnnmf'' m'''''
on the premises, or by mail At Bridgeport, Ohio.
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There is nothing which adds so much
to the beauty and power oi man as n good
moral character. Ills his weallh-his in
iluenCe-his life. It dignihes him in eve
ry station, exalts him in every condition
and glorities him at every period Of life
Such a character is more to be desired
than everything else on earth. 1t make,
u man free and independent. No servil,
tool -croaking sychophant-no trcacher
ous honor.seeker ever bore such n char.
acter. The pure joys Of truth and right.
eousness never spring in such person
II young men but knew how much good
character would dignity and exalt them,
how glorious ii would make their pros
poets, even in this life; never should ",
find them yielding to the groveIling and
basC.born purposes Of human nature.
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That Lost ChiII-SuppOScd Ia
have been kidnapped.

OMAHA, August lS.-The excitement
over the disappearance Of the little
daughter Of Mr.. Rose, Of Washington
county, does not seem to abatc, although
the affair has assumed an entirely new
phase, and il ia now thought that instead
Of the child having been lost on the
prairie as at first supposed that ii has
been Kidnapped for the purpose Of Oh,
tanning large reward for its return. A
man named Holmes has been arrested on
suspicion Of being concerned in the crime
4 reward Of 81 900 il now offered by Mr.
Rose for the chiId's return.
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week. The staff here calculate that lSO,,
600 men are now actually on the march
10 reinforce the army. The next battle
about Plevina is meant to he decisive.
The fourth cavalry has been declared an
independent expedition for the purpose
Of stopping the Turks communication
with Sophia by blocking Orchordik Pass.
the main thoroughfare and easiest alarch.
ing route over the Belkans. ltis felt here
that this should have been done earlier,
but II successful now il will still have
good results.
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GheQnteltiqeuter.


We have elsewhere alluded TO and
quoted from Secretary sherman's import.
RntSpeech at Mansfield, Ohio, on Friday
night last, on the National finances and
the general business Of the country. In
this speech he makes the following noto.
worthy remarks:
ave are now within five degrees OF the
specie standard. We have still seventeen
mohhs before us in which to complete
the task. The same progress that has
been made since the let Of March, contin.
ned twelve months longer, will certainly
bring ia TO the specie STANDARD. | feel
confident in saying to you this day that,
il undiSLurbed, with or without change
OF the law, every dollar Of United States
notes will before the time fixed for re.
sumption buy as much as An equal
amount in either gold or silver.
This statement is one TINT deeply con.
Germs the whole country-every man
who produces or who buys and Eells arIy.
thing, What does il mean? ...
tdOes not mean, as some people might
suppose, that the Secretary expects to
contract the grecnback circulation Of the
country under the law that authorizes
him "a Socro,,rv of ths T,o,,urv IN rro.
~ . '0''''' " '"' S''. =; W
pare lot specie payment" o" Tue ISL OF
January, 1879. lie proposes TO sell 4
per cent bonds for coin. anil TO accumu.
i,,. sro,,h or ,l,;s co;,, in h;s v,r,, N
,.>''e.., s :, ,w. -, '' "
"'e "''" W. H"''' ""A' "' '''' u"
'"'S Po'"'' u' '0''o"''
This accumulation, both oil silver and
g", eau W .Ha"e "y ysnJoinSS ar5vS 'tT 70 e@
ms,nls This ia more than sufficient IN
supply our wants for this purpose, and,
fortunately, We have plenty OF other pro
I''to ,hn to;, W vo's ;I",.x "nv"' a." E ,"", ~"
This co,rutry ia the greatest nroducer oi
gold and silver in the world. The balance
ot lorelgn trade IL in our favor. During
tue 'as' : h'ca' year our eHpo,tS e@rte"e'' ,s, :
SIGC J55 S55 and this balance !. steadily
increasing.
This year Providence has blessed us
WIN an enormous crop ol almost every
,bo iore;0n JamorS 10 Ia Iargsi~ ;rcrsosoJ I
by the Russian war. Russia i our great
competitor in supplying Europe with
@ Dreaa' ana T Sne now VIII coms.inT iF ner T own
HaSis in tLs Gr"5nc,;"n of romm"l;tirs
for the foreign market.
Itis true, as Secretary Sherman says,
that we are only five points away from
specie, aud it does seem as ii We ought to
get down to a specie basis without ma.
,or;oII, j;,,v-I;r, roIuos Vo hov.