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DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup OF
Wild Cherry

strikes al Tue root 81 disease by purifying
lho blood, restoring The livor and Kidneys
90 healthy Hcton, iHyigoraiing the nor.
yous system.
The only standard romcdy for hcmor.
raEg. bronchial aud al pulmonary com,
plants. Consump;lyos. or those prcds.
posed 10 weak Augs, should not fail 20 usg
this great ycEetsb.c remedy.
It. marvellous power. not only over con.
sumption. bat over every chronic disease
whore gradual Alternative action is need,
ed Under rs use The cough is looscncd
The a.gAs swoals diminished. The pain sub.
sides the pu!sorcturHs 30 its natural stand
ard, the stomach Is improved in its power
- dlEcsi and aEsimilstn the food. and eve.
~ organ has pgrcr and better quality 90
blood supplied 90 it, out of which rccrcA.
tive aud plastic material is made.
Prepared only ly
DIR. SWANNE & son.
IS North Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
Sold by an Prominent Druggists.
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CENTRE HALL
Hardware Store.

y. W DEAAAAhEh
4 new, complete Hardware Store ha
been opened BY the nndoFsigned IN Cen
kinds of Building and House Furnkhing z
Hard ware, Ehils. &c.
Circular and Hand SaSs, lennon Saws,
Webb saws, Clothes Racks, q full aKg0rt-
ment Of Glass and Mirror Plate Picture
Frames, spokss. Pelloes, aud Hnbs, table
Cutlery, bhovelE, Spades and Perks.
Locke, Hinges, SeroEB, Sash Springs.
Horse-shocs, Nails, Norway Rods, Oils.
Tea Belle, Carpenter Tools, Paint, Warm
lthes.
Pictures framed IN tho fnekt style.
Anything not on hand, ordered upon
shortest notice.
5s0- Remember, all aa5s offered cheap
er than elsewhere
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The last Of hope ofthe Grants Cameron
gang 10 J.7Ty Hayes across the presiden-
tial stream has about failed.
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BRICK FoR GALE -Fir>t class brick
will be kept on hand for sale by j. O.
Deiningcr at Zerhc's Centre Hall
brick yards These brick are
offered SO low that it will pay persons at "a
distance TO come here for them
Intending 10 continue in the manufac-
ture Of brick they wall be kept constantly
on hand, and fair inducements offered to
purchasers
i7aug &C. lie. ZERBE.
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PILES
PILES, PILES, ITCHING PILES,
Positively cured by the use Of
SWAINE'S OINTMENT.

Positively cured by the use Of
SWAlNE'S OINTMENT.
Home Testimony.
was sorcly afflicted with one Of the
most distressing OF all diseases Pruriius or
| PruriEo, or more commonly known as
! Itching Piles The itching al times was
almost iutolcwblc, increased by scratch
ing, and no. unfrcquculy become sore.
bought 2 box of ''Swayno's Ointment g.
its use gave quick rclJci, and in a shor;
time made perfect cure. ! can now
sleep uudisiurbed. and l would advise all
who are suffering with this distressing
,complAut TO procure "Swayne's Oini-
meni' At once had tried prescriptions
slmost innumorahlo, without finding any
permanent relief Jos. w. CHRIST,
Firm Of Roedcl d Christi
Boot and Shoe House, Sii North Second
st, Philadelphia.
SKIN DISEASES.
Swayno's All-healing Ointment Is also
IA specific for letter. Itch, Salt Rhoum,
Scald Head. Ery,ipclas, Barber's Itch,
Blutchcs, all Scaly, Crusty, Cutaneous
Eruptions. Perfectly safe and harmless
even on the most tender infant. Price,
90 cents. sent by mail 20 any address on.
receipt OF price.
Sold by all Leading Druggists
Prepared only by
DR.. Swayne Il Son,
$50 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
Philadelphia.
Sole Proprielors and Manufacturers
SWI lNE"S PANA CEA
Celebrated all over the world for its re-
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Syphilitic Complaints, and in cases where
sF~tE al lf4sF 4
ve!opmrnt Of Syphilis or SCtofula IN the
child, nothing has ever proved so checiual
in completely cradiCauuE every vesiigc of
these dangerous complaints, and all di. /
scsscs arising from
Impurity of The Blood
Describe symptoms in all communica-
tions, and address letters 10 DR.. SwayncI
Il Son. Philadelphia. No Charge for ad T.
vice. Sent by express 10 any address.
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All that Rrt can accomplish in boautify-
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forces n growth il gray restores its natu>
raj color and renders II silky and bcauti-
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cool and healthy. Prico 70 cents. All
druggists and dealers sell il.
Principal depot for the United States,
$50 North Sixth street. above Vine, PHIL
adelphia.
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Dr. SWHyne's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry

ls sovereign remedy.
HcuRarraEc, or Splitting @! Blood, may
proceed irom The .arNuH, lgach.a. brou-
CHA or .augs, and arisos from various
causes, a. uucue physical e1ortiau, pie
tAora, or fu.lnrss of tho vessels. weak
lungs, oycrs!rA.niug u' Ihc voice. suppress
el evacuation, distraction Of the spleen or
liver, S..
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Thounuual message OF Governor Hart
wu1 iso brief document, entirely de-
voted to State ailalIs and free from rc.
Communications ofa novel ur important
character
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FURNITURE.
JOHN BRECHBILL,

and anything wanted in the liEs q his
buslness-homemade and city work. Al
80, has made speciality and keeps o.
hand, the largest and RResi stock Of
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attendance, because tho Fairs were
hot MS full rs they should be in what
they displayed Of farm products; if
this has been SO q deny the charyc)
it has been the fault Of the cIasse 8
which would receive the greatest
benefit from such displays, AMI they
must therefore be debarrc,l from the
plea that the Fair is n,s in their in.
tcrest. 1t is not II lst criticism of
the Orangcburg Agricultural an id
Mechanical Association, to say that
it does not tlabor zcaous'y to max c
its annual Fairs valuable aids to Ag-
Wlcultural progress, for it has been
conspicuously true to farmers. It
has dealt with them fairly AMI libcr-
ally, and deserves their cordial sup
port. In conclusion | would say Il
word to stockholders and | trust it
may mectthc eye Of all. The
Board Of Directors expect each and
every one of you to contribute as
many worthy articles for exhibiting
as you can conveniently bring your
selves, and induce your ncighbors,
by force of argument if necessary,
to do lhc same. You arc not only cx
pcotcd to contribute articles f,r cx-
hibition; you arc invited, nay
expected, to come yourselves and aid
|,byfa trfling admission lc, iii build.
Ting up the Association by rcplcnish.
ing its treasury. say without fear
OF contradl ction that if the SLockhol.
dcrs alone would manifest the inter.
est i'll the Annual Fairs, that they
should do, the association wouII so,m
('be untramnccd Of debt and beconi,
Pa source Of pride and profit to them.
Rl understand that the military com
panies ofdhis, and perhaps Of ad;oin-
Ling counties, vii he III attcu,lancc,
sand will exercise for prcniumq. |
hope this is 50, and that they vii
bring all their friends (la,lies cspec-
ially) along with them.
1oIrs,
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[coMMuNIcATED.]
Capt. r. w. Dawson.

Those who have been carping
about the Nc'os and Courier, because
one Of its editors is opposed to ducll-
ing, OH principle, should rclcr to tic
letter of the Rev. Il. Toomcr Porter,
published in the Augusta Chronicle
"na C"ns'Hufionaiist Of The | nh inst.
All who wish to know something Of
q truly brave and heroic man, arc
invited to a persllal Of the letter. II
that "hit Of history" from Commo. Q.
dorc J'cSram docs not establish the
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COMMUNICATED.
Crops &c.
CAV CAV To" NsnIr,
Aug, 30th 1877.

aug, oUth 1911.
Etl;'or OrnnycJmy Nrms anl Times
You having solicited items from
the different parts Of our county, |
submit the following:
Crops arc looking tolerably well III
some places, but don't think there
vii lie us much cotton made us las
lsear. The weather has been 50 cx-
Fcec'linsly dry, that til, cr,,; arc
sss!mplettely barnt up. especially Cot.
SSES and young corn i noticed a lyw
days ago, in passing through III,
fields Of y. B. Riley, an cntcrpcisins
young farmer, ~ piece Of swamp corn
which is the best have ,..n. Eycr y
thing is exceedingly dull. Every nov
and then, you can hcar som. 81. our
colorea friends discussing the
Liberia Exodus" | heard IN oI /
negro say, that, 'thcy can i,lt ab ut
rivers running with whi,h',cy in
Liberia, but dis which is titled is good
'nough for dis chap" Since your
edtoril OH Farmers" the III emb,rs
Of this profession sc,m to b, in ,:ly-
or Of having larger representation
IN The legislature than thay have
had heretofore. | have haar,l IL
great many farmers talking about
this cotton stealing I'LL | they 5 .m to
regard the act Of the legislature Is
no barrier against this illtrn,l .r.!ii;.
Now, Mr.. Editor, what under heaven
prevents The negro l'ro:n stealing The
cotton Mt night and selling it in til hc
day? II our legislators intenlol to
protect lis from being robbed an
plundercd by these country st,r.s
(for if it were not for these our colt on
would not be stolen) they csrcsiously
failed. E"ery Intelligent r;.rnsr
knows, that it is to lis interest, that
this traffic should be stopped, and
insist, that We should send no one to
the legislature, who is not opposed to
The buying Of seed cotton 1T any IN d
all times; and until :. law IS pls,o
preventing the buying at all times, we
viii continue to be harrLss.l by this
stealing. It is with pleasure that in
this We notice that We have the News
AID TIME, rs our staunch friend.
Long may you continue to kick"
Vox.
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bravery Of the man, to The satisiilc-
ton Of the most cxacting, nothing
else will.
Lafayette was honorcd for his ser
vices in the revolutionary war. This
man will live in the annals Of history,
us long as time lasts. He was even
rewarded by gilt from the govern
mcnt, Of forty thousands acres Of
land i'll Florida, supposed to be the
best III the then United States. No
less Il hero is Capt. L. w. Dawson.
The circumstances attending his
efforts to secure his pass;lsc to this
country, were 5uiti :icnt to discourage
the most dauntless. But lie had re.
solved to come. He came, and attest
cd the object Of his coming, by the
record he has won. He has scale ed
the cause which he espouscd, by the
crimson drops from three severe
wounds, received in battle. II. clmc,
not rs Lafayette, in the p,np IN d
splcnlor which riches give, but in til G
lnwly and humble cap.city Of pna
who was willing to hcavc Goals to i,
ship, to secure lis cravings. All
honor to this devoted and sclf.sacriii-
eng gentleman, who left home and
friends, and gave his heart and cner
gics to the Southern cause
And when the star Of the Cunfelcr
rcy had set. aud the Southern 81
dicrs had >taclinl :lrf::s, and rctu rnel
to tllcir homes, where do we find
lin? Dros he return to the land Of
his nativity? No. we find him settled
down amongst us. struggling alike in
his poverty to redeem the wasted for
tunes of the Somth, AMI old South
Carolina. He did not lorsallc tn G
land Of his a;loptiol in lis hour 0 f
defeat. By dint .'harl work, tack
and Il talent second to noac in SOUTH
Carolina, he has risen in til. t:..c Of
the sirongcs, opposition, to tic high
rank which he now oacnpic,, AMI
honnrs. lie has been rs valiant in
peace, as he was heroic in war. He
is at the head ufthc ablcst and most
Independent Journal, published in
the South, AN honor to the State OF
his adoption, and an acquisition to
the nation.
PAYsAS.
Fork Of E,liSto. August 3Oth 1877.
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forts to establish missions in that re-
gion, for certainly no where else can
81 people be found moro greatly in
need of humauizing influences Of
true religion.
In dealing with the mormons it
would be very unwisc to adopt any
measures OF Il harsh or violent char
actcr. Persecution would be The
means Of vastly strengthening The
hold Of superstition upon the mind S
of that people. The forms of law
should therefore, be strictly observed
i'll dealing with them. While pun.
ishing those guilty Of the crime of
polygamy no direct attack should be
made upon their religion. Errors
Of opion can only be cured by reason
and knowledge.
The word III our exchanges from
all parts of The country is that few.
If any, seasons have ever rewarded
the labors Of the lusbandman so
beautifully as the one now drawing
to Il close. This fact taken il. con
nccion with The one that there will
he large foreign demand for our.
agricultural products, vii! aid very
materially in restoring good times
especially if supplemented by wise :
commercial treaties with other
countries.
Minnesota, after having rcpudiatcd /.
10 large extent the bonds issued for
building the railroads she already y
has, now proposes to build twenty.
three adLi,ionaAroads. We wonder.
where she expects to get the money.
Perhaps she could borrow it.
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[coMMuSIcATED.l
Patronize the Fair.
MIDDLE TOWNSHIP. S. c.,
September 1st, 1877.


September 1st, 1877. J,
Editor Ora"gclnry Nc,cs AMI Times
In less than two months time, the
Annual Fair Of the Orangcburg Ag-
rlcultural and Mechanical Associa
ton will be held in the town of Or
angcburg. From all Indications mn
Increased interest is being manifested
i'll its success. [ hear Of many who
arc making arrangements to exhibit,
and | imagine the entry lists this
year will compare very fayorn bly, if
it does not s!lrpass those Of formcil
years. Farmers who have not yAt,
thought Of the Fair sll9ul4l ;a,asasahssl1s sasls
1egsn'to prepare articles for exhibi.
ton and plan their work 80 us to he
able to visit the fair and spend rs
many days Mt it us possible. Tie
Board Of Directors are lcarnin. moth.
ing undonc oil their part, that will
tcnl to make the Fair attractive, and
what is better, instructive. They
offer premium list that is very lib.
craI, and promise that the distribu-
ton Of prizes will be made accordin Q
to merit. The Board, to insure fair.
ness in the awards, have determined
to elect Judges, whose fitness fer the
positionno one will doubt, and their
awards i'll all cases, will be, not to-
favori,c exhibitors, but to alticlcs OF
merit. The coming Fair, l prophcsy,
will be held under the most pleasing
auspices. The building is commo-
dious and well arranged for cxhibi.
tors. the grounds arc superb in all
their appointments, and there is cn-
tire harmony in The management.
The town Of Orangcbnrg, is m,nilcs-
,ins more interest in this than in
previous Fairs, and our worthy prcsi
dent, Capt. John l.. Moorcr, is eiv-
ing his personal attention to its af.
lars with view 10 making Tue Exhi-
b'tlon worthy Of notice by al farm
crs and others who use such occasions
TO make progress in the industries
represented.
as have already intimatcd, all
signs are favorable and unless some
Unforeseen circumstance intervene, 10
prevent it, n show, such as has never
before been given in O.an5cbar.
will DC thrown open for exhibition on
the 3lst day Of October next.
The Board Of Directors will have
worked hard 10 accom- llish this.
10 reward their efforts Gas usual
thing they get for their services cur
scs and abusc) and crown tho Fair
with success, it will be necessary til a
the people, the farmers especially,
should visit it. Their presence will
lend encouragement, and their ad.
mission fees will aid III replcnishiny
the Treasury.
IL they cannot, or will not visit tho
fair,iicr wilibc failure in all its
"hJcct5, and upon the people oi'thc
county mus. rest the responsibility Of
tic failure. At former Fairs some |
farmers hrye excused themselves from |
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SALE OF WATCHES AND
JEWELLERY. SSH

lsy order of the Probate Court, I will sall
at the Store of the late Emanuel Ezelesal
on Russcl Street, Mt public auction forcash''
Watches, Clocks ane Jewclry left for III.
pairs over one year, on which the sums duo
for such repairs are still owing at lime of
sale. Auction sale Of the same commencino
1T o'clock A. M. on Saturday September
10, 1877, andto continue every SATURDAY.
and ssaleday until all of the said goods
are disposed OF: The names ofowners and
the articles. and amounts due are appended
and those interested are notified to redeem
theirarticles before sale Of aforesaid /:
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this beautiful crimson 'li,Iuid flesh" should
be free f,om all impurities, that il be ncitl-
cr too thick nor too thick nor too thin, too
light nor too dark, but that it he pure,
healthy, rich, Ifc-giving, and lifc.s,lstain-
ing.
If the blood become thin and impovcr-
ishcd, its condition is manifested throughout
the whole system, and it is the fruitful
source Of pimpIcs, ulcers, sore eyes, cry
siipelas, boils, crrbunclcS, ring-worm. salt
rleum, and crmp,ions of all kinds. Rheu-
matism and sout will attack the limbs and
penetrate he joints If il becomes too
thick, or loaded with Impurities, the small
er blood vessels will be cloggcd, and apo.
pleXy, paralysis, or congestion will result.
For the publication OF the blood, science
has not az yet discovered n medicine to
equ,l Simmons lIcpatic Compound or Liy-
or Cure
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
AUSrlN & &C.
DOWlE &c NOISE,
Propric!ors, Charleston, S. G.
For sale by
bR. a. c. DUKES,
DIR. J. q. WANNA MAKER,
IN. A. $. IIYDRICK.
n1,u | So 49,.
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NOTICE.
COUNT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

August 17tl, 1877.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
Holding Ellis, Accounts or Demands of any
kind against the County which have not
been before presented TO the Board Of
County Commissioners at Special or Rcgu-
lar Meetings held during the year, to dcpos.
the same with the Clerk Of Board of County
Commissioners OH or before the first day OF
November 1877.
Ey Order OF the Board
GEO. BoLIvER,
Clerk ofBoard
sept s 1t
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FOR SALE OR RENT
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANGEBURG c ,rSTy.


E!yC. ]. GLOVER, Esl, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Charles G. Inabinet hath
made suit to me, to grant him
letters OF Administration of the Estate
and effects OF Joseph johnson, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and a,nonisl,
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
Of the said Joseph johnson late Of the
County of Oran:ebnrg deceased that
they be and appear, before me-, in the Court
Of Probate, To be held ut Orangcburg, G. IT,,
on 10th O! Sept. next, after publication
hereof, at | | o'clock in the forenoon, toshow
cause. if any they have, why The saii
Administration should not be grln:ct
Given under my Hand, this 25th dav of
Sepi. .lnno. Donini 1877.
CHARLES B. GLOVER.
lis. Judge oi Probate.
sept. u.
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life i'll Oransc!,nrg County,
s. e., on the Doth Of July, 1877. in her
,h;rticth year, Mrs. Mary Ann T., Riser,
wife of ltobinSon Riser. She wa- Il mem
Der Of the Evangelical! l.tthcrn Church at
Pine Grove. her dcpnrtmcnt wus that of =,
Christian. She was The mother Of four
children, one preceded her to tie tomb l.;.s;
September. The husband iii, 11fli,, The other
4: ree left - ti:G'f;:; The loss Of hcIov-
ed companion and mothc, She was Il
kiad :n! tutiinl wife and a!ieciiona,c
mother. s,llc left IN aged afflicted mother,
two sisters and iour brothers with many
other friend; 10 mourn their loss. She
often expressed herself TO her husband as
wanting to be The first to go Tie great
head of the Church has seen fit to answer
that request hy her early removal. The
husband is left and will, The poet to say:
"A1y Jesus rs thou wilt!
If loved ones must depart,
Suffer not sorrows Hood
TO ovcrwliclm my heart;
For they are blc,t Will, thee,
Their race and conflict won;
Let me hu, follow them
My Lord, Thy will be dtnc'
".
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MUSIC FOR ALL.

Prof. ANTON BERG elfcrs to instruct
on the Piano on the most reasonable terms.
Nine Lessons for $3.50.
The greatest care will be taken to give
81 tisfaction.. Ladies who wish a finishing
touch to their Musical Education have an
opportunity to go through course of Bcr-
tlnis and Cromcr's, Etrudcs, Mozard and
Bcthovcn's Ssnatcs.
ANTON BERG,
Graduate from the Conservatory Of
Stockholm.
sept 8 if
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M0rmonisin,


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thcm unou m s;,lcS and il is No,
,;l o,v ,,., ~, ,,o H. or th,t ro,;
g'on VIII be able 70 make m"ch
headway III the propagation OF their
faith among Intelligent people who
,ro familiar with tho l;s,orv or;ts
ease ana dlscrca'lable organ
If Brigham Young had had the
ability 10 transfer his colony to some
region Of Southern Asia lie might
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Are the most ef.
fective and congo.
nial purgativeev ever
discovered. They
are mild, but ef.
fectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still tho
most thorough snd
searching cathar.
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"A q Ie O +, a
Lager Beer Saloon
Id. L.. y ESS EN-,

McAl ao Lll ,. Is R!Ch SIOEE.
Rcspccifulv Informs tie Cit:2n, o..
O.angcburs and vicinity tia, he has opcu /;
iir-; class S.,loon ~iG>kcd viii, The b. ,,
gbu,iS ,!,c market a:i;o..is.
A'!u will open on The lir,t Of Sai,:ra.';c.
next Il first class Eating 81 Don wIlrre II, .ls
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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-08
Dated August eth a. D. 1877,
JAS. F.. iZLAR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.

TO Mrs Il J Grim, wife Of John r Grim
Mrs L a Craps, wifo of William Craps
and Mrs L y Sturkic, three OF The De.
fendanis above named
Take no:ice that ilic Summons and, Com
plain, herein were filed in the office of the
Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas for the
County of Orangeburg, in the State OF South
Carolina, OH the oath day Of August, 1877,
and that unless you appear, plead, answer
or demur 10 the said complaint within the
time prescribed by law, the Plaintiff will
apply to the said Court for the relief de-
mandcd in the aid Complaint
August 2ith, 1877.
JAS. i. 1ZI.AR,
aug 2o-Gt Attorney for Plaintiff.