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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-16
al0nc 10 Ills Long Home

Jasper Bnrkhsrdt. who had his log orushed al
tho Jackson Railroad depot, on The 10Th inst,
died I ON the effects OF his injuries at 10 o'clock
Tueeday morning. At The Charity Hospital.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-16

Counters, gas fixtures, liquors, glassware, etc. ;
To be sold this day at ~ o'clock, Mt No Carondei
let street, by Messrs. Montgomery. For full par
ticr,lars see Advertisements.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-16
rhe FATE Of Thos. Mari

~, the .4sh INST, while Thos. HArr, aged III
resrs was playing on some logs In the New
49, he fell oyeruosrd and was drowned. His
Ss1 .ss Yesterday rec vered BY George Keeper
and aiken to the residence OF ms psrenM, on
pnydrse street. between D3rEenolS ana 0E0ao'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-16
ANUS " N Hgs r..

ACADEMY or Mustd.-ibe ottnpsny now under
the management of Messrs Power and Reed. for
the summer season, will present for the first time
this evening tie bs9uiifn ana romantic play Of
the " Sea pr Ioe," every member appearing In
the cast. The plot Ia well woven and the piece
from beginning 10 end is replste with
fne scenic effects and strong dramatic
situations. Mr.. Power viii personate the
scheming aud unserupulous adventurer, Car
los. with Miss Wilmot In the dual role OF
the devoted mother and her svsnging daughter.
The Wfd Fto,cer If Mebico; Heed appearing ~
the faithful sailor Baydbas. The play will be
produced with due regard to realistic effect, and
will doubtless attract a good audience.
On Friday the humorous comedy Of "A Widow
Hunt will he performed with An eros ptionally
strong east, and nj The matinee On Saturday. tho
"sea OF Iee' will be given for The last time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-16

Mas. BHeApbus' CosoHhr Another charming
entertainment will occur nj drnuswaid fall on
To moreow. The lady and gentlemen admirers OF
Mrs. r. ~ Broaddus will on that evening tender
this talented amateur esntatrios complimentary
benefit In appreciation Of her merits and the kind.
ness which che has always svinoed toward the
poor. Our distinguished young eouptrywoman,
Miss Oorlahs BoHligHy, has kindly volunteered
her valuable services for this solefnnity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-16
Silver Soapina.

BUEsETT's FLAvogrEo ExrEAcTs-Are used
and endorsed by the best hotels. eonfectioners,
grocers and the frat families In the country,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-16

l.. y. Crane, inspector eYweghts ana measures,
parish OF gaddo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

New Orleans Times Postmaster
Keys bending phrase erring brethN
rem" provotes universal resentment
from the south, and excites no
admiration ut the north, The south
did not behave in the least after the
manner of erring sisters" She went
to the battles front and settled her
misunderstanding with the north in Il
square and manly fight When salts,
factorily whipped she made terms, and
those terms she keeps, Her honor res
quifes her to keep them, In keeping
them her loyalty consists. Keeping
them is accepting the situation. But
she don't ask any forgiveness. She
didn't fall down in the dust before any
body. She does not return to the
Union as a pardoned convict returns to
society, but she comes upon liberal
invitation, proudly and with her head
erect, as the peer and the equal of any
section,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

Mr. Walker, statistician Of the New
York Produce Exchange, states, after
careful calculation, that the United
States would have between eighty and
one hundred million bushels of wheat
to spare, while Europe would want
about one hundred and fifty million
bushels He thought, however that,
while the Black sea supply amounting
to about forty million bushels, would
be cut oil, the Baltic provinces Of Rus,
STA would still be able to furnish from
eight TO ten million bushels, while 9th,
er countries may furnish nearly fifty
million bushels more. About the corn
crop Mr.. Walker thought that Judging
from last year, England will want about
eighty million bushels, sixty millions
of which were supplied by this country
and twenty million by southern Europe,
which last will this year be entirely cut
OIL. He saw no reason to doubt that
America would be able to supply the
whole, as the crop was u very fine one
this year. and Mt the same time he apN
pretended no rise in the price here ON
account of the increased export demand
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
THE STATE OVER.

ArmSdS ComW-Hon. William II.
Grain state senator, has resigned. -
Rockport has voted unanimously to
take charge of her public schools.
Comdl County, The average yield OF
corn will be about forty bushels per
acre, and is we'll made.--The drouth
continues and will cut the cotton crop
short, little son of Mrs. Lehman,
had his head mashed by canemill,
which caused instant death. A large
docket, including cases of incest, rape
and theft, will be before the court this
week.
Smith CoDmtg-Over four hundred
persons have professed religion during
the six weeks revival in Tyler Com.
plants are being made against the
Great Northern railroad on account of
inferior passenger coaches being used
y, H. Bullard, engineer on the
Tyler tap, died Monday, the remains
being encased i'm metallic case and
forwarded to his former home in Penn
sylvania. lie died of congestion of the
brain.
Henderson COuaty.-The Tyler Courier
says Rev. IL, f. Callahan, who has been
travelling in Henderson, Anderson and
Cherokee counties for several days past,
informs us that the people are we'll pres
pared to live at home. They have, he
says, plenty Of corn, meat, potatoes, etc
He believes that the cotton crop is
about one-third short in these counties.
Health is only moderate. Protracted
meetings, from what we learn of him, is
rather an epidemic in these counties.
The people are all friendly disposed to
Tyler, and mean to trade here this fall
and winter.
Travis C0unty.-The Statesman gives
great praise to the schools of the capital
city, both in regard to the teachers and
school managers.-Horace Luckett
died in Austin, Tuesday Colonel A. !
ii. Hobby's trial began Thursday
large fat negro man named, Ike Bias,
tian, dropped dead on the street Tues
day "A German named Fisher, from
Gillespie county, has gone to Fort Sill. |
to recover his boy, now twenty-five years
old, who was stolen twelve years ago by
the Comanche Indians.
Purnell is quite feeble again. His left
arm is paralyEed, but not beyond re.
covery.-The democrats are talking
Of their prospective success at
the election, and want good candidates.
Grayson comty.-Priyate enterprise
IS grading some Of the streets in Deni-
'on.--George V. Peters, a manufac.
iurer of agricultural implements, Is
visiting Texas with the intent of starts
ng business here.-IIenry Williams
vas found guilty Of theft from a house
md sent TO Jail Wednesday. The
Herald predicts that work will soon
ommence on the Denison and South.
astern railroad. Ii asks the people to
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
Health on a sure Rasis.

In order to establish health on sure bnsis,
the enfeebled system mnst acquire add.
tional vigor. And yet, patent as this fact is,
and widely known as It is, too many people
neglect this vital point In the self.treatment
Of disease, and physicians are very often
equally remiss, resorting TO the use Of pallIa-
tives which affect SYMPTOMS only, and fail
to accomplish the chief end in view, which
is, or should be, bari0oTatson. The main res-
sons why Hostotters Stomach Bltlers are so
successful in overcoming disease is thatthey
impart vitality where II Is deficient, and
thus build mp superstructure for exhauste
nature 10 recuperate upon. The Rltters also
improve the appetite, soothe the nervous
system when oyer-stTalned, and are a genial
and agreeable medicinal stlmulant, with q
basis OF pure spirits holding in solution boz
tanlc elements Of the greatest efficacy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

Burlington lIawkeyc' Seven Massa.
chusetts sewing machine agents and
fourteen book agents invaded this coun-
ty one day last week The governor
was Immediately urged to send troops,
but he said he had no military Mt bis
command, but he would send down n
couple oflightning,rod men and a chro>
mo man, who would talk the invaders
to death. Then Burlington Just got up
and went over the river and hid in the
woods until the sounds Of carnage died
away. And as the pale moon rose up
slowly and calmly she looked down and
saw the cold corpses OF seven sewing
machine agents and two lightning-rod
men, while the only living creature that
roamed the awful field was deaf chro>
mo man, in the wild, fierce delirium Of
the loclSejaw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

Mon energy is always power to be
feared 1t may take proper direction
sometimes when its results will be good,
but being in and of itself outside of law,
1t Is quite rs likely to be wrong as right,
and hence, dangerous on general prin-
ciples. The recent murder of the Green
boys by an infuriated mob, while they
were bad men according to all reports
yet because they were bad, was no rea-
son why mob should commit murder,
or do any other lawless thing Mob
law will never ciyilizo new state or
correct such evils as usually attend the
settlem ent of border countries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

Louis Adolphie Theirs was born at
Marseilles April l6, 1891 and was,
therefore, eighty years of age at the
time of his death. His father was a
blacksmith in the humble walks of
life, and the early education he re.
ceived was at the public schools OF
Marseilles When he had grown up to
mans estate he prevailed upon friends
to post him in the study of law, and
with this object he was sent 10y them to
AK, where he studied for several years
in the offices of NJ. Arnaud Upon be.
ing admitted to the bar he met with in
different success, and, after few years,
he abandoned the law as profession
and took up with literature. As a
stepping-stone to this kind of life, he
first became one of the editors of The
Constitutional, writing the political ar
ticleS of that famous journal. In the
year 1873 the first volume of his lIisto.
~ of the French Revolution appeared.
and nine years later the entire work
was completed After the revop
luton of July, 1880, he entered
into politics, and was made UNI
der-secretary of state to the ad.
ministration of LATTE. Soon after this
he was elected deputy for AK. In 1882
he was appointed minister for the inte-
rior by Louis Philippe In 1886 he
was made minister of foreign affairs,
an office to which he was again appoint.
ed in the year 1910 Here again he de.
voted his leisure time to literary work
and in the year 1912 the first volume of
his Consulate and Empire of France
appeared. In the revolution of 1915
he was a republican and carried mus,
ket on his shoulder in the national
guard. In 1851, after Napoleons coup
detat, he was banished. In 1863 he was
made deputy by the liberal opposition,
and caused his abilities to be recognized
by his opposition to Louis Napoleon's
schemes. When the empire ceased to
exist he was among the very first called
upon by the French people to adminis-
ter upon their political affairs. He was
the first president of their republic and |
its ablest one. Honest 10 his convic> |
tons, and honest to himself, he was
fairly entitled to recognition as the |
foremost among the French politicians
Of this generation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

strike for fortune, now that the OPP.
portunity is at hand II doubtless does
not realize that while the prospects
are hot is the time TO get burned, ---
The Gate City Guards drill with their
new uniforms now They are hands
some company, l'Nmps ipleat Denis
son but they don't trouble Indy who
holds q revolver in her hands while she
hands him drink.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

EVERY now and then the Statesman
takes a big scare on the Texas and Pa.
ciic bill, and in this connection il
eagerly discusses Mr. Randalps chance
for the speakership. Mr. Randall may
or may not be elected, but we believe
the Texas and Pacific bill will pass,
nevertheless. 1t is high time for petty
jealousies and rivalries to be laid aside
and every one interested in the future
development of the country be united
in an earnest support of this great meas
ure. The dog,in>the-manger policy,
which has characterized the Hunting>
ton men must give way to this bill
now.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
Grants stock Operations.

Long Branch Correspondent New
York Herald General Grant, il is re-
ported here on good authority, got 10
be a tolerably bold operator on his own
account in stocks, particularly mining
stocks. He made eight thousand dol.
lars one forenoon in Cincinnati, Just be-
fore his departure for Europe, buying a
certain Nevada stock by telegraph
through the Drexels. A member of
the syndicate at Long Branch says that
he paid thirty thousand dollars to Gen.
eral drant IN stock profits, Grant taking
his own advice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

THE Galveston NepS agrees with the
Weatherlord Times that wheat is to be
the leading crop of Texas, This has
been TuE HERALD's opinion for some
time. Now will our Galveston neigh.
Dor tell us what that city proposes to
do with the leading crop What prep
arations has she made in the way of els
evators and other means for its profits
able handling2 How much capital has
she to invest in it. either to export or
grindP Or does she mean to ignore it
altogether and go out with cotton
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A MnrInol,IenI.

Helena (Montana) lierald' The cou'
rier from Helena, bearing dispatches
from Gibbon, reached Fort Shaw the
following day As the dust-coyored
horscman approached the quarters o
lady sitting IN front Of the cottages with
a young baby in her arms occosted him
"IIayo you news from the command 2,
Eyes, madam ! bring Dispatches
"1'ell me the news, quick" "A battle
was fought on the ninth, Captain l'o'
gan and Lieutenant Bradley are among
the killed" fhe baby dropped from
the nerveless arms, and the young
mother fell back in swoon, 1t was
Mrs Bradley, the wife of the brave oils
Ger first to fall in the battle of the Big
Hole.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
Ohio Hasn't Enough TseEers IN q.
Round.

Enquirer: The workingmen are not
altogether at peace among themselves
There is TO be q workingmen's state
convention at Columbus on the 18th Of
September, 70 nominate another state
ticket. The gentlemen who are inter
ested in the ticket already nominated
issue an address TO the workingmen Of
Ohio calling upon them TO "frown down
the Columbus conspiracy, and have no
part or lot with II" The troubles of
the new party hayebeglin early. weare
convinced that if the workingmen have
two state tickets in the field neither
will be elected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

THE Terrell Star gives some war recol>
lections of Jim Mann, who was killed
when John Wesley Hardin was arrests
ed Mann was n member Of company
|, second Arkansas Cleburn's division,
and was known ns q hard case. The
writer Of the Stars article thinks Mann
had been with Hardin for long time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

COLONEL JONI D. LOGAN has sold out
his interest in the San Antonio Herald,
III health, advancing nge, and general
loss ofpower is the cause. Colonel
Logan will carry with him into retire.
ment the sympathy of the press of the
atota
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

THE Marshall HeraM complains that
after all, the interest in the Rothschilds
case was not sufficient to bring out
more than fifty spectators ut any one
time during the five days occupied by
the speeches OF the able counsel fro.
both sides.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

Ex.AssIsTANr ATTORNEY GENERAL PEEL
FIR advocates carrying his democracy
into municipal politics, aad the Sates-
man opposes the proposition. For a
democratic statesman, that paper is cor
tainly peculiar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

THE announcement that troublesome
Indians are to be confined in Florida
hereafter gives universal satisfaction,
Joseph will be disposed of in that way
rs soon as Howard catches him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

STEPS are being taken already to res
build Paris. Glad Of it, North Texas
was seriously crippled by the late disos-
ter to this prosperous and enteiprsing
little city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

TAYLOR POUNDS, the villain who SGT
Paris on fire. was not hung by the OUT
ragged and suffering people. This speaks
we'll for the forbearance Of the Palisians.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

TWEED is telling on the boys, The
number of the rings in New York, and
the vastness of their operations, are be-
wildering.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER $.

Thar Shower which sprang APP in
Galveston, tho othor day, must have
been q queer one.
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The Kocldale Messenger is one of the
best weekly papers in the State and q
credit to Mihm county
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

rOLLECTOR-l VIII undertake the collec-
" tim Of all notes rents and accounts In
Dallas city and county, consigned TO me-
and guarantee collections from all solvent
debtors. Satisfactory city references given
H. a, CALDER, go Commerce street, oppo-
site San JaClntO hotel, sepI-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

90 WOOD CHOPPERS-Toc cut four foot
IOO cord wood, one mile east Of White
Rock Mills, on Texas Pacific railroad, on La
goes land, Good chopplng, good water and
good board. For In formation apply at Ma
tlonal hotel, Dallas, Texas, or ON the work
CLARK ~ co. aug3O-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

DIANOs AND ORGANS TUNED AND
/ repaired -0skar Won Brien, practical
PlanonaSer, respectfully offers TO the citi-
Zens OF Dallas and vicinity his services In
tuning and repairing Pianos and Organs.
All orders left ~ Il. +. Gaines Emporium Of
Music No. III Main street, will receive
prom ut attention. augl2-lm
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MONEY! MONEY!l MONEY!!!--A fine
IVA fHrIn, within three miles of Dallas, for
sale or rent, for cash. Good land, good fenc-
Ing, good buildings and good spring water,
One handled and twenty-five acres IN Guilt
walton. Twenty acres very fine cotton
in the field Tor sale. a large amount of pro-
duce, farming utensils and stock for sale on
the place, horses, cat;l, and hogs. Apply to
JOnm NJ, Crockett on the premises au2ld2m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
Medical College
OEALABAMA.
"A T MI Q 3 I L Il.

II" = I'VE y II = Il II
The winter course OF Lectures ut this IN
stitutiOn Will commence ON the '4th of No.
vember next and close April l. 1878.
The preliminary course viii begin about
the middle OF October, at which time the di-
reotory rooms will be open.
The College has always been well patr0n-
lied by Texas students, and reference Ia
made to its many graduates, in various
parts of the State.
For circular and further particulars, APP
ply to w. IL. AN DERSON, NJ. D.,
Dean ofthe Faculty.
Mobile, August |, 1877, aug5dltw2m
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A TTENTGON TEACH ERS-An assistant
N teacher uudyl ~ wanted tDnnediateig
Salary $50 per month. References required
Address 7, y. Box 100, WaXHhachie, Texas
nugl-2W
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4 HALE INTEREST i'm n thoroughly es
N tabliShed aud dine paying business, re-
curing little capital. The best of reference
required, For Information apply to j, T.
Murphy Co., real estate agents. No 1903
Lamar street aug22tf
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For Sale.

ID ESlDENCE "A nice little residence near
IL tho ir mount, with good water, board
out houses, and seventy-fye bearing fruit
trets. VIII he sold In tie next len day $ very
low for cash. JOHN 4. WITT, on the prem
isoG. Lock BeX 81, L. o., Dallas. seI6-6t
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Ia half miles from Dallas, on the Green
vile road, under q plank fence, with six
teen acres in cultivation. Running water
about nine months In the year. II has an
artificial llttHe on the branch with water
SUFFICIENT to float any steamboat ON the Mis-
sissippi river A splendid place for dairy or
gardening purposes. Apply to the under
signed ON the premises, a. II. HARRIS
augli I'm
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Catarrh.
Mona House.
SIXTH STREET, BET PINE OLIVE SITS
ST. LOUIS. MO.

Is centrally located and I've minutes by
street car from Union Depot. Rooms 10 ~
l5c cents per Night . ~. rom, Prom.
septlWlyr tGENfLENEN ONLY
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NNANTED -- Everybody 10 have theh
w clothes cleaned, dyed ana repaired at
jacob EBk RS cleaning and Dyeiug rs
tablishWent, 500 Main street, Dallas. salts
faction warranted. iulyll-lyr
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Two HOTEL KEEplills--Just completed
i ana Torrent on reasonable terms, one OF
the handsumost, niriest and most com iorta-
bio hotel buildings 10 It's size In the state,
containing seventeen rooms, besides COOK
ana servant rooms situated NJ the now
town Of Ferguson on the Iexas and Pacific
railway NJ It's junction with the Central
TeNas Marrow Guago or Tyler Tap railway.
The entire patronage ana influence OF thlB
last named rOnd tx guaranteed to this house,
and with proper efforts several daily meal
trains 10 IN believed CAu be- md nom the
Texas ana Pacific railway, None need APP
ply but llrst-olass applicants, ANA those VINO
gOOd suite, An eating house Is badly needed
NJ this point, Address W, Q. ROBARDS,
Tyler, Texas, aug23lm
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twenty-five CENTS COLUMN.


fOur.line Advertisements inserted tR ln
this oOlnmn f0r nwoniy-Fiye Cents
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v PEELED to leaYe the state Immediately !
will sell for cash, almost at your own offer, n
number one business place, containin,
three stores, ana dwelling with four rooms,
wit all fixtures, II complete set of butchers
at a sacrifice, and the best business stand In
the city. The articles can be bought sepa-
ratoly. Gail immediately. l.. ABRAHAM,
Ross avenue and Leonard street. Gug3l-lm
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consist
OF an Is11co bSb.SOS
quality smlIor our
illustrated CATALOGUE and Price List
which IL nnd
h"noo
dncrons tyler
ADlcriCd SW me Consumer 0C
sam Manufacturers ITO to me Dedter.
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CALL ut Mrrcnants Exchange 6l2 Elm
- street, aud Try the NAl as EnYorlte. a2S.tf
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OAR AND BILLIARD ROOM (with tnblos),
~ News Depot Rud Clggr stan Ticket Of
iloe, Barber shop ant basement ul Wlndf1r
hotel date Han JacntO,l Apply NJ Once,
MIllrLA N pEppEM prOpls. Aopl.7l