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National Republican., 1877-07-26
PERSONAL.

Hon. A. Worth Spates, of Baltimore, is at
the Metropolitan.
Mr.. John Quincy Adams has become men,
Der of the Board Of Fellows of Harvard College.
Governor Robinson went to Elmra to take
medical treatment for his eyes but the strikes sadly
intericred with his plans
Senator Dorsey, of Arkansas. owns q rancho
in Colfax county. Scw Mexico. aud intends to
spend several weeks there this summer
Colonel r. G.. Ingcrsoll arrived in Chicago
last week nn his way home from california. His
trip to the Pacific slope was kernly enjoyed.
An English clergyman has been committed
for trial for libeling brother parson. lie suwcd
Withheld is scamp" in mustard aud crcss In his
garden.
Three bishops of the Episcopal Church are
staying in Colorado-Bishop Vail of Kansas
PENNSYLVANIA. ."
Mr.. Alexander II. Stephens health has i'm
proved much that he is able to mako short ionr.
visit them soon.
Ex-Governor Stearns, of Florida, Is enjoy
Ing the cooling brcczes of Portland Nc, lie finds
the atmosphere delicious contrast to that expert
enccd In the Arkansas Hot Springs
Mrs. I. Lawrence, of South Hadley, Mass,
has enriched the art gallery at Mount fIoiyoke
Seminary with half-ength. lifc.sitc copy Of
Murillo's painting ofthe Conception In the Museum
at Madrid, Spain.
Mr.. George William Curtis has presented a
bright new weather-vane to the people Of Ashhcld,
Mass, 70 be placed on the town hall II cost si5 to
enable the deiiizens Of that town to see which way
the wind Is blowing. ...'
The Howe Memorial Committee, of Boston,
has turned to the institution for the blind the
residue of the fund raised for printing a memorial
Of the late Dr. y. a. Howe. It amounts to s,On and
will be made the nucleus of fund for printing
books for the blind.
The fame the Rev. Joseph Cook acquired by
his last winter lectures n boston has brought nu-
mcrouS engagements lie has been secured for q
course of lectures upon The Relations between
Science aud Religion" before the Rochester Theo-
logical Seminary.
Mr.. Webb c. Hayes visit to Saratoga last
week was for the purpose Of making Arrangements
for the removal Of the rmains of Roger Bircharl,
his ancestor. from the Nelson Cemetery In that vii
lnge and carrying them 10 the old family home in
Vermont for reintcrment. Mr.. Birchard died there
In 1919.
Hotel Arrivals.
ftths NstrOpOlidn.-John y. Hanna, N. Y; r. Sim
monds Md, f. =. Morris. W. Morris and & f. Hy.
attc Chester II. 7. Egnm y, y; A. II. Jenness and
r. L. Bofont. Boston; ]. +. Merchant Chicago; NJ l..
Iohnson and =. G. Stawson, indianapolis; o. Adams.
Md,
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,tatp bonds tlull.
The following are the closing rates for State secur
lles ns teicgraphed ffom the New York Stock EI
Commerce.

PALTIMoRE, Juy q. Cotton outlet; middiing,
si.@%iss 90. white, tiSSI.sE Pennsylysnis red
f%sSr" ~in'ss rfd A"ss sssSsS
ern quict and steady; Western quiet and AeEic lower
Western mixd, spot and July, s,c August ne; sep
tember sac;; steamer, es GSSegc. Oats quiet and u
Provisions llriier and quiet. Pork. siAooehIS.:a
Iulkmcuts-Loose shoulders. d.; clear rib sides sac
K. Hams, isasc. Isrd2I,SiHsd, ioisiSSc Bnsiei
unchanged. Petroleum nominal. Coffee dull and
Receipts-Piour. NJ barrels wheat, a5oo bushels;
corn, 5000 bushels Shipments-Corn. 81 900 bushes
SEW YoaK. July 2A-Cotton easier; uplsnds, Issc.;
Het receipts, sp bales Export" @ bales 'o'''"'e
Flour firm and In moderate demand; business
steady No !. Sloo6uIsi; others unchanged. souihern
flour frmcr and unchanged Rye flour steady and
Penmsyivania. siits Brandywins, sa7o Whea, dull
and without Important change. ilye steady and un.
Snemsnsed % tu%n % p" steady Il sc @ bond S%e' cann e
scarce aud in dsn,undi n. q. h,,lor; damaged West.
siSe: low miy.' de-; old western mixed IN store,
ei.,c; yellow Western Gj.,c.; white do, s1c steamer
Oats sis hsiicr md moaersiivey T ssiss; s mixed mixed
Western and State, % %s,aeSoc; white Do, OSes: Hay
quiet and unchanged. sngI dui! and unchanged.
fsiinsa gaic nSmin%Sy % qn,sinanses MolasS qasl;
and unchanged; light business Petroleum dull and
r prns Es-n TsT ps, n ps, And steady
sS at ~ s ..r for Stat s4,e nmd sna
md heavy n. nsw sTs :i, saS Ia B, 9Se, and
ans, and nrw N a g. 7tsc g % fot long clear Larn arm;
RT%a a. wassnn sasr i% ss sea iSfSss. sT ssas
i iissssa daii and nominal whssy STm =. F%.iS.
Frelghis 10 liverpool lower wheat, per steam. a
National Republican., 1877-07-26

THE labor question will, undoubtedly, in
volve consideration of the proprioty of re-
vising the tariff. The next Congress will have
entirely new issues to consider. most of which
did not enter into the canvass when they were
elected. 1t will be idle, therefore, To expect
the members to adhere to old party lines
There will be in the next Congress n great
many independent members and great deal
of independent action.
National Republican., 1877-07-26

A PROMPT and easy way of affording relief
to the real laboring men of the country will
be for Congress to pass bill as soon as possible
after they meet, appropriating money to re.
sumo work on all public buildings. They are
all needed to accommodate the public business
of the country, and work on them should
never have been suspended
National Republican., 1877-07-26

THE strikers have been busy imposing enor-
nous taxes on themselves during the past week.
They have already assessed themselves not
less than Sl0,OD0,0OO and the amount Is rapidly
increasing. Every day the disorders continue.
These losses will all have to be replaced by
reduced wages to labOrcrs.
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people want government which will give
[ hnm snruriIX

TnE postal telegraph will engage the atten-
tion of the next Congress. In these hard times
the need of cheap kilograms is felt daily The
subject will be considered by the next meeting
Of the National Board of Trade, and that body
will probably urge the measure upon the at
tcntion of Congress
National Republican., 1877-07-26

WHEN General SHERMAN said that without
an army the American people would become n
mob the remark seemed quite visionary to
most persons. Current events show that that
General had been q philosophical observer of
public affairs, and had discovered our weakest
point long before II was generally observed.
National Republican., 1877-07-26
New Publication,

0RroS 4 SADLERs BUSINESS CALCuLAroR AND AC-
CouSrASTs AssIsTANT BY Hoy ID. ORToS and
W. II. SADLrR. Published by W. II. SADLER, Nos.
Gand North Charles street, Baltimore.
This work Is All improvement on "Orton's
Lightning Calculator over four hundred
thousand copies Of which useful work have
already been sold, and which Is a text book In
the principal institutions of the country. This
last book is the joint product Of the knowl-
edge and experience of two very competent
gentlemen, Mr.. Hoy d. Horton, the lightning
calculator, formerly teacher Of rapid calcula-
tions at the United States Naval Academy,
and Mr.. W. Ii. Sadler, president and founder
Of Sadler's Bryant & STATIONS Business Col
lcgc," Of Baltimore. The work is designed for
the practical use of the banker, merchant, ac-
countant, mechanic, farmer, business man and
student. 1t is very conoisely and carefully
gotten up, and will prove most convenient
and useful reference in evory counting house,
store and shop in the country. Price 81.
National Republican., 1877-07-26
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

neni American newspapers, irrespective Of party,
are pabhshed just any other ne'rs items, solely
for he Information Of our readers. Our our
opinions and piems win, usual, be expressed only
~ our editorial columns
National Republican., 1877-07-26
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 26,

than this Government has 10 meet and their sup
preston due only to the strength Of the English
system OF Government, which was able 70 seize the
CRISP before II reached maturity. Just such action
Is required In this country to-day.
Tho Strikers Not Prominent In tho Riots.
From the Newark IN. J) Advertiser
II any one will take the trouble TO study
he viii yHSe noticc " one Ss ssm met % The rissr
arc not prominent In the riots They do not ap.
pear ns leaders nor In the list OF Killed and
vastaton Ia Others,
Tho Riots Were Not Commenced by Hungry
From the Philadelphia Evening bulletin
II Is necessary to kick overheard the theory
that the lawlcssiless was caused either by pnchtns
will try to explain Il upon both theories but boths
are more than absurd The men who began thes,
riots were not those who were idle and hungry but
those who had work nj wagcs which are fair for
the times, and which, considering the present re-
duccd cost Of living, are nearly Il not quite a.
good as those that prevailed a few years ago
An Independent Candidate for Speaker.
From the Chicago Inter.Ocean:
An Associated Press dispatch from Washing
ton says President Hayes does not expect to secure
the election of Republican Speaker Of the House
but hopes enough southern members will Join IN
with Republicans to elect an Independent the
object Of disbanding the Republican party In the
southern States Is said to be the hope that the Dem
OCINlNWlu ulNluc NtlU lOftn nAtNtr lnP
privilege will then he extended to Republicans OF
choosing between two Democratic candidates.
The Safeguards Of Liberty.
From the Louisville Courier-Journali
PresidcRt Hayes has responded to the call
Of West Virginia for military aid TO suppress do.
mcstio Violence This fact Is not without parallel
IN tho history Of the past ten or twelve years, but
| the manner Of the response IN this instance marks
| a return to constitutional methods TINT have been
generally ignored In late years
The Combined Power Of the States and the
| Nation.
From the Baltimore sun!
The contest which these misguided men
have provoked with the laws Of their country and
with the authority not only of the State but Of the
United States win be quSllcd by the combined
power OF both.
| Congressional Action Needed.
| From the Philadelphia Itemi
| In the Northwest the volunteer militia have
| never been very strongly organized. The whole
subject should long since have been acted upon by
Congrcs by the passage Of such legislation as would
| have insured uniform action throughout all the
States.
National Republican., 1877-07-26
Society OF Cincinnati.

The Society Of Cincinnati has been 40 en-
tircly unobtrtisivo that great many Americans
hardly know Of its existence. II may do them no
harm 10 be reminded Of the noble men who
founded u, and who were as little likely the
most scrupulOuS Democrat Of modern times 10 care
for mere vulgar display. The doubts which the
establishment OF the association created In the
mind. Of Adams, Jefferson ard Jay have long since
been dissipatcd aud II has long been acknowl.
edged that the Society of the Cincinnati. az relic
OF the early days of the Republic has moral value
which iustincs itS pprrrtuntnl
National Republican., 1877-07-26

THE Georgia Constitutional Convention has
declared lobbying to bc a crime. That was a
step in the right direction. Would it not be
well to include the caucus in the same category?
National Republican., 1877-07-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.


8s- EUREKA COUNCIL, NO. a. soyERE1GNs
OF 1NDUsTRY.-The members Of this Council nre
Informed that at the regular meeting, to be held
THIS Thursday EVEN ING, the last opportunity
viii be Afforded 10 subscribe for Coal and Wood under
the contract made by the Order, the tcrns Of which
are very satisfactory. by order Of the Council w H.
HbASCOTr, Secretary. lStarl Jy8s
s8.i. o. o. F.-HARMoNY LODGE. No. a.
Mcmb,ls are notified to m CT at tho lin'l, No. az
Pennsylvania avenui southeast, on THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock, to attend the hinHrnl OF
our lat, brother, John q, Axe. Members Of sister
Lodges are invited 10 attend. - g.
a special meeting will he held "WEDNESDAY
'''' i-','' :" y ' AMOS ]. CUNNING, No.
wM. r. ALLAN, Secretary, Jyc52l.
pILLIARDS-SEATON HALL
- Corner Ninth and streets northwest
So Everything First Class-dN
mhioU SCANION n co, Proprietors
oLD MOL ON EXHIBITION (NEw No.
I6 AND SALE G5
frH ST. At lie st. n W..
MARRR RlTER's,
Free Art Gallery and store, No 6c6 street north.
west,
Choice OH Peptngs Ensravlngs, Chromos, &e
Also, largest stock OF Papcrhnngings, Window
shades, Pictures Frames, Picture Cords and Tassois
Rings, Nails &c, In the District
GSTERMS CASH.
Please remember name and number. Ie2su
National Republican., 1877-07-26

AMERICAN railroad bonds will be at heavy
discount for long time. No more invest
mcnts Of this kind will be made until some
means can be devised of rendering railroad
property secure.
National Republican., 1877-07-26

The plan of placing oil the through lines of
railroad under the control of the General Gov
ernmcnt has been discussed a great deal dur
ing the last week.
National Republican., 1877-07-26
A Senslble View.

From the Lynchbure virsinian;
We sincerely hope that our workingmcn-
and most all Of us arc workers now-will give an
example OF patience and moderation to the coun-
try one That will show IN great advantage our
form orcivilizatlon which our Northern ncghbors
have so often dccricd IN vOunt!ng their own. Let
us have peace among ourselves, aud the long
ushcrcd In
National Republican., 1877-07-26

THE MORE property the mobs destroy the
less capital there will be 10 employ labor, and
wages must fall still lower than they have
been.
National Republican., 1877-07-26

THE fashionable watering places are said to
be half empty. Such 4 state Of affairs Is not
at all distressing. This folly could well be
dispensed with in these hard times.
National Republican., 1877-07-26
MARRIED.,

HEBREw-KING.-On July ~, lsI7. by Rev. Mr
Ames, Ions A. HEnREw, Of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Ina L. KISG, ofsprinshed, Mass.
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NJ o 7 ! C + .

NOTICE.
The undersigned have this day formed q limited
partnership In pursuance OF the Revised Statutes OF
The Unite States relating TO the District of Columbia
concerning limited partnerships
The name or firm under which SAID partnership I,
to be conducted Il WEIGH BROTIIEItS: the bust
ness to be transacted the Manufacturing OF Flour
the Columbia Mills" In Gcorgelown. In the District
Of Columbia and the selling the -four and the buying
grain from which to manufacture the same. The
and residences OF all the general and special
partners Interested therein are follows. Edward r.
Wcich James II. welch aud Rosin W, Wclch, each Of
whom resides in said Ueorgrtown, are tile general
partners. and Edward a. Jones' who resides In the
city and state OF New York Is tho special partner
The said special partner has contributed, In cash.
twenty-five thousand dollars capital To the common
stock. The partnership Is To commcnce on the ID OF
July is77 and TO terminate on the u Of July, ls7n
EDWARD r, WEIGH,
JAMES II. WELCH
ROSIA w. WEIGH,
EDWARD q. JONES.
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Brother Moody Undecided About Visiting
Washington.


The committee authorized several weeks
ago by the meeting of pastors and laymen to ad-.
dress an invitation TO Mr.. Moody to visit this
city during the coming winter have received
a response, and were called together at the
rooms Of the !. NJ. G. A. Tuesday to hear its
contents and take action upon it, There were
present Rcvs Drs. Wills, Gray, Speake, Power
and Mr.. Stuart. Mr.. Moody's letter Is dated
Northfcld, Mass, July 10, and after acknowl-
edging the receipt of the invitation, expresses
his inability to give q decided answer to It,
He states, u have q strong desire to labor for
a season in Washington but the letter goes on
to say that other fields open at this particular
time present strong reasons for entering them
His indecisiOn is owing entirely TO desire to
know the leadings of Divine Providence, and
Mr. Moody expresses the hope that he will be
able to know in u few days Bhat these direc-
tions may be.
After some discussion, DIR. Gray moved that
the chairman of the committee DIR. Wills, and
Mr.. Stuart be appointed to make a suitable
response to Mr.. Moodys letter, giving In detail
reasons why Washington city is peculiarly,
especially at this juncture, field open and
ripe for the extraordinary evangelistic work
under Mr.. Moody's leadership. The motion
was unanimously adopted, and the lettor will
be forwarded to-day. The following resolution
was also adopted.
Whereas the response from Mr.. Moody indicates
1
the invitation to visit this city. and looking for
Divine guidance to direct him; therefore
Rss0irsI, That we recommend TO the pastors OF
the churches and Christian people Of the commu.
nifty that we engage in earnest and united prayer
that God may give such direction to our brother
Moody In his selection of his field Of labor for the
coming winter as will lie promotive Of the greatest
good In the salvation Of souls.
The committee hope that there will be a
general response 10 this request In the private
and social prayer circles, rs well w In the pub
lie services of the congregations.
After the adjournment of the committee II
was stated that information had been received
that Rev. George Muller, Of Bristol, England
would visit this country In the fall and il was
suggested that an invitation should be cx-
tended to him, also, by the Christian people
Washington to come to our city and hold SC
rics OF meetings. Mr.. Muller will be remem.
bcred as the founder of the orphanages al
Bristol and the author of the "I.ifc of Trust, y
two works of remarkable efficiency, that Illus.
| trate the perfect success of life of implicit
faith In God. During his stay in this country
he is expected to give Bible readings, after
the manner OF Moorhouse, who was here last
winter.
Subterranean Telegraph Lines In Europe.
National Republican., 1877-07-26
A Dnnil HI.ukennu

WATERFORD, N. j., July 25.-Thc name of
brakeman killed In the accident on the Philadcl.
phia and Atlantic city narrow gauge road this
morning was Harry 0ray.
National Republican., 1877-07-26

THE Petersburg Post suggests that Congress
should be called together early in August, in
stead of October.
National Republican., 1877-07-26

1IG dlScrcditablc spectacle which our
county now presents to the world will
.tf,wgjhou the srattmrut In favor Of u stronger
Upvr:hn ut. ino highest object Of govern
.rih.u,, urd yet both have been at the mercy
Of nUhs in half the Union for week. Tho
National Republican., 1877-07-26

ADMIRATION has been suggested as a
method Of settling disputes between railroads
and their employees as 10 wages, The idea is
n sensible one, and will be worth considering
after the strikers have dishanded.
National Republican., 1877-07-26

IT HAS been shown that mObs can destroy
millions of dollars worth of property in an
hour. The labor question cannot be settled
until sonls assurance can be given that such
things will not happen again. Who will lend
money 10 railroads now
National Republican., 1877-07-26

THE American people have too much man
hood To allow the present national camlaities
to impede their progress. After having sup
pressed the insurrcction the country will soon
start forward in new career of prosperity.
National Republican., 1877-07-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
Finance.

WASHINGTON July 25. 1877.
The sub-Treasury balances at New York yesterday
werc fpows: dold. sss t.G currency 80 7 oss
The sub-TreAairer paid out account OF interest
til50OG for bonds, siaOo Customs receipts. s.5Oo
In New York todny money was easy at
llrfp2 Exchange quiet and Arm nj 80. Gold dnll at
1861 1866. bid Rates for Carrying. gsld3 o.. .
Government bonds steady at the following quota.
tiors. . .'i .iH r''N - '
lssls, coupons ti2 lsas's...
lsas new 06s New whyest-...a.----Illt
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upon any other once g depot N mi, cliy. 49,.
esstT ssS good Ill used b"sSasf eHSfff %fISs sIGpsa
mhia,iy. 900 Pennsylvanis avenue, Shoe store
:, r,,, PEN; ,IESS;ssYMLXAHIA M ROUTE ,,.,,,,,..,
DOUBLE TRACK STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID scENERn, t,St SMtAoNIFicENT EouiH
TRAINS LEAVE ISaS %aslIlssTS@s lT b rom Depot. co.
pnroT p az o' 70 pHssSrs @ i and sleeping MI Cars o%
V sO1as m da'y. az % %iii Palace ' Car % 10 cheaso @
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For ns Ss MS Ses'f 3 81 M b Sy cP NSTars suhd
and 20 daily spsSePt sii",%,Gsy se we
ilsssa, Ei%liS and Watkins, at iCic m. daily.
For sf% sSs fs sSs hri @ h.e.s 4 ss @@ @@
daily, cxsspt sunday, with sleeping Cars nom
For rnaaennIs sai anG lao m. daily, sSGcp.
sTasa sno ~ aS1 SR9 ~ ssisp 81 sunday @TS Limited E1
Acocmmo odaiion iof baltimore, go a m. and Gaon
For Popes Creek Line. go a. m, and 80 p. IN daily.
For Annapolis, $50 a. NJ and nao p m, lily excep.
%SYSSSIS S SSS "a %sB %Gssfs&
For Si 81 ssSaay Il fs ~ ana ma S''
For the s9nlh, wa Richmond, ii'S a. IN. daily 80 p
Train, leave kiessndria i6r Washington. Q. T. sia
On Sunday y $40 and 10 . NJ, and p. NJ. -.--.-,
nodatioss san bs proeafsS y lie ast sics,, aoitSss
SSs @ ss SEsas
nue. and nj the depot, where orders be len for tho
checking Of baggage to destination frOm hotels aud
l. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, GenerM Manager. ap+uai
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
NATIONAL Ii Linz AND sifoRf RooUTE
Nonru, WEST. Nonraw,sr AND SOUTHWEST,
july "a, l5T.
LEAvE WASHINGTON.
t.Jn q m, Baltimore and stations
6;i0 M, Baltimore, Annapolis, and way stations,
uolnt OF Hccks and way stations, via Renv.l
T5o u. m. white sulphur and Valley Sprinss Ex-
press makes no stops between Washington ana Iiar-
.7:ss a. NJ st. louis. Cincinnati. Chicago. and Pitts
si6 a M, Piedmont, s,rasbGrs, winchtsier Hagcrs-
'os ss S' iss sss X fsk,PssSsipSis Boston and n.
Ion m. baltimore apa way, sai,ons
isio =. M baltimore Ecott CITY, Annapolis an
i:0 ). M, New York, Philadelphia and baltimore
Express on Sunday to Balt'norc only, stopping q
| all stations. Connects for Frederick
so m- baltimore and way stations Frederick
ES p. M, Pt. orRocks. Frederick, Hagerstown, Win.
SSss B. M, PRiiadeipi,in, Norfolk. Baltimore and
| way stations Passengers for Norfolk taken In the
| cara direct To boat.
mn rnt ofs u Tosss sss snS S"S way s Stations Metro
% .icoo p nin"V % New York PhilaaepAa and Ba,lmor.
day, -'-a'H7- myiSu
National Republican., 1877-07-26
. GREEN MOUNTAIN

RENOVATION,
Eminent physicians and druggists pronounce this
the best blood purifier eStant II Will positively Grad.
cate all disease nom the system by thoroughly cleans
ing and equslizg the circulation OF the blood Ii 4
purely vegeablo compound, and needs but trial 10
convince the moNt Skeptica OF s powerful medicinal
virtues. Depot, 70 Randolph street basement For
sale by all druggists.
Wholesale Western ARents
II, A, HURLBUr 10,
Jyi62m 70 and II Randolph street, Chicago.
National Republican., 1877-07-26
subterranean Telegraph Lines In Europe.

BERLIN, July 25.-A subterrancan telegraph
line between Berlin and Mayencc was completed
on Monday. The line cOmprrhrnds seven circuits.
Is eighty German mile. long and unitcs Mnycnue,
Frankfort Leipzig laSScl Halle and Berlin. An.
other MbtCrraneun line will he laid this year be.
tween Berlin, Hamburg aud Kcl.
National Republican., 1877-07-26
TRAVELERs' GUIDE.

TTNivERsAL n. n. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TIC X ErS to or from all points bought
exchanged or sold at reduction OF ONE DOLbAR
upon any other oiiice OF depot In this city.
Apply 10 N. ID. wlIITEStDE,
National Republican., 1877-07-26

Ss-FLUID LIGHTNING ExCEIS ANY REM.
edy ever known for the Immediate cure of Neuralgia,
Headache. &c. Sold at Coughlin's Temple Dius
Store. Oct