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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-17
AhIIiNi!T0 Y.


President laid h"ia the senate ~ way =
IMnptlly communication frnm tha NaulsapRi
Valley states t'arniaeinn urging InnHrcse
tn make amula anpIopriHiio tnr tho eItnHhv
removal Of ,,tatructian4 ~ navigahle wa'"re
III tho States lying Within III" NtA4iasrp'
Vpl,nf. ,daa,an,l. ,o.,,,,, .ond ,,angreaa
,,a,a a General law nrovttllnn for tho ~
mnyal rF ali eunlSnl v,lars In tho Maeiaaipri
,Irnr Thay apprnve ,t tha nyai pnl M III
,Iasnd alon,r fla bauI,4 ~ Western rvela ~ a
v,nat benefit and recommend that the mum
GnI ha inorpaand until a light ia placed IN
nre,y ,innp bond along thn ,iyaf banks
They alan inHplan Il plan referred u tn The
HNhanahN" lep",'S ~ ol''',''P3' -
n,'s ,,,n ,.a Hin III i ,oecry.i, ay
ia, nf thn Nnrthwa4ta,n Iakna III tha head
,.,i,,,, ~ tho Nieaie.iI,ni f,t thn p,lrn,aa IT
h,,Ilf,,, II, ,.sarvn tho denominations III win
,,, ,,,tI rr,in.r nn,da III lru ,,ead during the
a.oson III I'M water
r,3o,,,i,,,r this ,,ni,rt thay "ThoruGe
| or II will ho nothing e,,mpatnd with tho houn-
| M n, In ao,i ivp,i and thay therefore esrrnet-
III ro,ni.at tf5nrrasa u mako an nprlnpIiatia iarr
enIririan, for ,ha conaummatiou II tha most
dnei,abln ay4tem or Improvement
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Nslt ~ ~, ~ 80 - ,i ,,,i,, +r,i,,,t,
~ I'M l{nvIaal Staiutea ,nlatiyo tn haula and
EanLa,s
rbn crTcct ~ tho propoaoi amendment will
ho Ia remove hn 10 zen cent fax ou The OH gu
| latian of state hanks, and f. allow national
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| The Hrnain Finance '"nmtit"" aEiM"u y
| "" fmm"ud I'll" pasaRg" {" i"llEe illt ~
| authnti5n allowances i"l l"akaA" "' sfliNa ~
| bonded transportation hn commute" ala'
decided ~ report thN"'Ah'N np"h W iay
| ardsa bill toeXempt f1"nn customs holhN VI
| composition ptl2ta won hy ehe'''a'i 'H'@'hs
| ahtaaa
| ,,,t.,r,,,-a ,t,Nr,uuln ,y rrlr 4I-NATr
rho senate in rxoeutivc session "a lav con
| nt,nol tho folIntytnu nominations Edward
Gnth,i,i,,n II, jhn Itnttni Atatoa attorney frt
VIM aaa,n,n district Ut Texas Ihalloa let-
man. 10 he collector "t customs l"' th' ''a
titet 81 NiekshalG, Mss aha '"n ~ 4" i3 ','N
dnn =" m collie MIX, NJ al1I"'ha I'LL nU' III,
I"t Neli@lk a',l " il@ln"n,n, Nh, mn" ,n'
nominations ~ me 394'"Wlhs pos, ,,,
" IMAM N'lllei' 'H4.4"'"4H, ~ "9t,',' :
Mn1alN. ,alIaa.Ra' nns XIV ,I rnr,tt,, ,'r,,tI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-17
FOREIGN FLASHES.

IpNnoN Dec iG Ihe Indian government
has asked ttat reinforcements 5000 men he
sent forthwith.
Dublin dispatch says that there Is na
truth IN tho statement that the prosecution
Of navtt kllen aud Daly will he abandoned
flaule Etienno Mimic, inventor u many
improvements in firearms. Ia dead
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-17
The largest Carga Ever shipped from
shprIrstRn-

Gu.rIraIon E. q Dao lG Tho afeamnf
i, On 300 toms with a cargo If bFlF bH'"e II
,,attnn sailed I" lazy f9r sehaqt"u"l, rnsstoR
the hnr lrntt of otghiaen taot thtoa inches
frhic "a the | rgoet etaan"r aud ~" hahvtast
ontgp that haa evet pHeaed out VI tho rnf ot
fNn II IGGtnu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-17
SPA \.

MAUD. Dec t6 Ministerial journals state
that Premier Ganovas dol Castillo has not re-
rused H. give aueh explanations to the Cham
lR,r &c Deputies "a may ~ required, but will
III the same time uphold TIA" pEefpRhtlve of
the government
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-17

FHILApFIrHIA. Dee. 16 Con. Grant ar
rived AT 9 30 a. m. aud Mayor Stokely aud
others enteredt the car and formally welcomed
the General to the Cty
Gen Grant arrived here to-day and was re-
ceved with the most demonstrative enthu-
sta4m 1t Is estimated that there We're 10000
persons III the line cf the procession, inclua-
ing a military force Of 1000. and an equal
number fro 3, the Grand Army of the Repub-
liz. Tonight the city l. brilliantly illumi-
mated
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-17
No Rreak In tho south.
ATLANTA lnnatitnfinnl

TAtlantn UonatItnfT0n.T
The organs are making much ado about tts
independent ppIit In the Southern Democracy.
They will learn after awhile that, like q
grlnlstnne, the Southern Democracy is never
solder than when II has got q hole La ",
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-17
Railroad afiyisEa asssls

kFw VoRF Doe Il Tho Inkn Hhat" and
Michigan Cenis al Railroad Companies to-day
hnnlarad artnl annual dividends uf pef cont.
rayHhle February I,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-17
soothing ~ssFwrnp.

ESprlngneld Republican
It ought to be- borne in mind by Republican
newspapers and correspondents that the csc.
etitutional rights of Congress Ia counting tbs
electoral vote are not altered by the fact that
both chambers are Democratic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-17
TURK IsY.

CoNsrANTINoPLE. Dee lG The Armenian
patrinrrhate has been informed that y famine
prevails In the Armenian proynee Of Van, and
has rraupsted the Porte to render aid.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-17
One Result of the Exodus.
boston Post

The Indiana Republicans are making Dom.
ocrats very fast along the tfaii OF their negra
colonists.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-17
- m -.

Washburn's g Lamhert patent fadeless photo
graphs are exquisite Have no other kind ol
picture taken.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25
The Bible Safe.

A week or more ago the dreadful sto.
~ was started that the old American
Bible Society, non sec:arian associa.
tion, was getting ready to circulate the
revised version OF the Bible, which is
now being prepared in England As the
work of revision is being conducted by
companies about as unsectarian and or
thodox az Christians can he, and altera
tions, none Of which affect essentials Of
doctrine, are made only by general con
sent, outsiders and some who we're with
in the fold could not imagine what the
fuss was about; but ii seems that some
good people have heen SO terrified at the
prospect of any change from the King
james version that they have lain awake
nights to tremhle about it, and to groan
at the temerity Of the scholars who dared
to search for verbal errors In book OF
which even the separate words and let.
ters are sacred But II new seems, We
're5oiee to say. that the slsfm was false
one; the revised version is not to be i'm
posed upon the old Bible Society; the
latter will adhere to the terms of its con.
stitution, which provide that only the
King James version shall be circulated,
and any man who is reckless enough to
want to ascertain what modern scholar.
ship has done TO elucidate doubtful words
and passengers will nave to do so at his
own expense and at the risk Of awful
things here and hereafter. The old BIZ
BILE is safe, typographical errors and all
-Neso York Herald.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25
The Insurance Bill.

Following is the insurance bill which
has passed the Ohio Senate and is now
before the House: .sz
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, that
any party, company or association here
after insuriug any building or structure
against loss or dam age by 6re or light
ming, by renewal Of policy heretofore
issued or otherwise, shall cause said bull
ding or structure to be examined bp an
agent of the insurers, and full descrip-
tion thereof to be made, and the insur
able value thereof to be fixed by such
agent. In the absence OF any change
increasing therisk without the consen!
of the insurer, and of Intentional fraud
on the part of the insured, in case Of to-
tai loss, the whole amount mentioned in
the policy Of renewal upon which the in.
surer receives a premium shall be paid
in case of partial loss, the pro rata
amount shall be paid.
SEC. 2. That any person soliciting in
surance shall be held to be agent OF the
party hereafter issuing policy or re
newal upon the application procured by
him. anything in the application or poll
cy to the contrary notwithstanding.
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect ant
be in force from and after it's passage.
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BHRRlFF's SALES.
i. bqsHERIFrs SALE.
- William D. Lowry
Mary g Logan.

DY virtue Of certain alias order Of sale
( issued from the court Of common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe,
and Htats Of Ohio, in a case pending in said
court between the above named parties and
to me directed, will offer Ter sale At public
auction a ths east door Of the court house
In Woods6eld. on
Saturday, the 18th day Of Marck. 1879.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock ., m. and 4
O'Clock p. M. Of said day. the following ds-
scribed res, estate, situate in Monroe soun-
". Ohio, to-wit: i
Lot number forty-sight In the tsva sf
Calais.
Said property so ordered TO be sold 10 ap-
praised At $27s. and may sell for twc-thirds
Of said appsaissmsnt Terms Of sals. ens'
third on day Of sale and balance before con.
frmation.
:, WX. RRAD,
febll. .'79w5. Sheriff Y. c.. 2
0Ksy & OKsY, Att'ys. ss.k OK
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State Auditor.

EDrroRs PLAIN DEALER: A number Of
Democratic papers 10 Ohio have sugges-
ted the name of one of Cuyshoga's hon
ored citizens-Jacob D Seller, Esq
as candidate for the nomination of
State Auditor. This surely is compli-
mentary both to Mr.. Selxer and to Cuya-
hoga county. whose citizen he Is While
1t is too early to discuss the qualiiica
tions of candidates for state offices, as q
Democrat ! feel like responding favora-
bly, to this sug gestion Mr.. Seller is q
Young gentleman OF rare business quail
fcations. which eminently ct him to dis.
charge the duties Of that important OF.
6ce He is a Democrat OF the Jefferson
and jackson school OF politics, and du,
ring the darkest days of the Democracy
in Northern Ohio be was never known
to finch or shirk his duty or his party
Mr.. Seller has frequently been Endorsed
by the Democrats Of this county and ID
at present the popular Assistant Treas
urer of State at Columbus. Should he
receive the nomination of Auditor at the
State Convention, Cuyahoga county viii
give him q rousing vote. S.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25
sHERIFFs SALE.
Wn. D. Lowsry
: Jas. n. Mckee.

nv virtue Of certain order Of sale issned
ont OF the court Of common pleas
within and for the county of Monroe, and
State Of Ohio, in case pending In said
court between the above named parties, and
TO me directed, will Offer for sale at
public auction at the east door Of the court
house in yWoods6eld, on
Saturday, ths 18th day Of March, 1879,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. m. and
o'clock tps1m, Of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, to.wt: 81 s;
Lot number twenty-five in ths town Of
Calajs. Or, ~6$ ~ -ssi ss.t7 sss.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap.
praised Il $500. and may sell for two.thifds
OF said ,appraissment. Terms ef sale, one
third ON day Of sale and balance before con.
Armation,
sS'1s =. WILLIAM RRAD,
febli,t7sws. Sheriff Y. G. o.
OKkY Af0KEy, Att'ys.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25
hssCU1Na fHE VICTIMS.
The Orphans Home. Estimate
Cost Of Rebuilding.

XENIA, February lS.-Tbe Senate
Committee has been tusy all day taking
testimony in regard TO ibe origin of the
fire at the Home, but return to night
uusatis6ed, and knowing but little more
Than Wien they come. The majority Of
them are of the opinion that it was the
work of an incendiary.4 Johnny Henry the
halt witted boy. whom rumor c>nnected
with the burning, Was before the Commit
tee, but they we're soon satisfied that he
knew nothing of the origin OF the ere.
The estimated cost OF rebuilding is $751;.
400, which will place the buildings 10 as
good if not better repair than before.
The estimates are made by Architect
Gibbs, who reports the standing walls in
good condition, and advices that the
work be placed under the charge Of the
Board OF Trustees with instructions to
employ competent foreman and invite
bids without waiting to advertise in the
regular way. The Board believes II this
is done thes can have the dining.room
ready for use within twenty days. 1t
will require about S45. 900 to rebuild and
refurnish the institution.
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IN. Z. Herald
Paul Boynton's Big Swim.

:
+ On Thursday next the now famons
Boynton will commence a journey by va.
ter which, in the. matter OF length, will
eclipse all his previous efforts II Is no
less than swim or fpat from Cincinnati
to New Orleans, and perhaps the Gulf OF
Mexico, on the icy Ohio and the icy and
muddy Mississippi The distance to be
covered by this adventurous knight of
the paddle is one that might deter even
an expert oarsmsn from making it in q
rowboat But when We consider that
sBoynton will foat all the way, depending
solely on the impermeability of bis wa
rtertight suit. and that he must encounter
many difficulties and not few dangers,
the trip assumes proportions which all
HIS recent achievements cannot dwarf
Passing the falls of the Ohio at Louis.
vile B 3ynton will be whirled down the
rapids surrounded by floating ice and
debris that may at any moment over.
whelm him He will then have to force
his way through the ice to Cairo, pass
ling the mouths of all the lower tributa
Fries OF the Ohio. which bear their share
fof drift that renders the navigation o.
the main river dangerous Once in th'
Mississippi the floating aud padding vii
be safer, but very tedious, and success
will depend more on the mans physica
endurance than skill in avoiding danger
Any one who has travelled down th,
great river from Cairo to New Orlean
can realize what dreary journey It vii
prove to one who flats through it an
propels himself along with paddle :
Buynton will see the steamers ploughin
1.-THE muddy waters as they glide by him
They will come and go in few minutes
leaving him alone to paddle his own life
saving suit to New Orleans. 70
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

EyOur correspondent "F., who Is
an experienced grower and dealer in to-
bacco, seems to indicate . tnesns OF OBJ
tanning relief from the long continued
depression in the tobacco market. 1t is
waste OF time to tell growers to produce
less. They know as well as they can be
told the results Of overproduction. but
many OF them can see nothing more
promising in other crops. II the excess
of the present grades over legitimate
demand--say Eve TO six thousand hogs
heads-were Of quality adapted to the
home market, the prices for oil would
nearly always be fairly remunerative.
For time, at least, we are Of opinion
that the growers OF air cured seed leaf
would have the best OF 1t. The expert
neut Is we'll worth trying, and there Is
ground for q hope that it would result in
ssa!r makipsto tooacso growing . thriving
business.
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ssHERIFF's SALE.
John N. esnin, E.t,
Samuel H. Petty 1 lx.

DY virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
I'D from the court OF common pleas. within
aud for the county Of Monroe. and State Of
Ohio, in case pending in said court. between
the above named parties, and to ms directed, /
will offer fol- sale at public auction at the east
door of the court house in Woodsfeld, on
Saturday, the 5h day of March, 1879
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. -. and 4
o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following De-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county.
Ohio. to wit:
The northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter. and the northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section thirteen, in
township three, range hve, Marietta District,
containing eighty acres, except about thrss
acres sold to Simon whitney, as described
in = deed Of John Porter and wife to said
Whitney, lying In Monroe county. and nov
occupied BY said Petty and wife.
Said proparty so ordered to be sold ID ap-
praised - 70 lows: the hrst described trac
At $40, the second described tract at &2st
aud the whole Of said premises being SEVENTY
seven acres, at S73S, and nay ssli for ~,
thirds Of said appraissmsnt. Terms Of sais
cash before confirmation.
wv. READ,
hbii,Tsss, sheriff n. Z. o.
: exrl auisr. A.t'ysy
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THE GENUINE
DIR. G.. E'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
VERMIFUGE,
SYMPTOMS or WORMS.

fruE ro,,..r..c. :. nal. ,nd i..d.,-
-. sa1o+sd 9TH occs.i"n., - M Az a,.hs. i =,
l.. siy.,..,.s.;sad i ~ ~. Aa. -. -" .us 2..l
eheets. III. ewes become dull. the nh.
Nil. d;l.t.. a. ,z,r. .er,;c;rci. r,,r.
along ths lower eve.lid. the nose j. &.
ritated, swells,, and sometimes bleeds;
swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headacne, win humnalng Or snropomg
ol tne ears' an UNUSUAL secIslon q
sanva; G slmy or iur,eo tongue; DIes.a
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with knawing sensation of the stom-
ach, at others, entirely gone; heeting
pains in. the stomach :. occasional
. =. L. ~ =
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sHEklFF's SALE.
Jesse Shuuan
~, TTH
n. Barber st al


DY yirtus Of : certain order Of sals, iasped
from the court Of common plaas, Within
and for the county Of Monroe. and 6tsts n
Ohio. in case pending In said court between
the abovs named parties. and 10 me directed.
l will efer for sais at public auction - the
east door Of the court house In Woodsheld.sn
Saturday, The Sch day Of Karck, 1879,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock 4. N. and
o'clock p. m, Of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate situate In Asnfss county,
Ohio, to wit; : s5ttsf
All iof the west half Of The seuthHsas
quarter Of section nine. township i've 81
range six except Ten acres Of Of the north
end Of said half quarter sscttop sst % by
. straight line runoing frons sAss 70 wsst
parallel With tho north boundary Of said Aaie
quarter section entirely across the ssaAas,
containing seventy acres more or less; alss,
seven acres three roods and thirty six and .
hall poles, being part Of ths soathvsst
quarter and . part of the northwest quarter
Of the aforesaid section, beginning isr the
same ct stone on the west boundary lihs of
section twenty north Of the southwest ssrnsy
Of the northwest quarter Of sad section;
thence south one degree west forty poles;
thence south eighty nins degrees east sixty
eight poles and eighteen links; thence nessA
forty thFse degrees vest twelve poles; thssse
south eighty one degrees west fourteen pelss
and sixteen links TO : beech thirty inches;
thence north eighty and fourth degrees
west thirty two psrchss to . sycsuoRs thirty
Ave inches; thence north hfty eight and ..
half degrees west twenty Ave psles and fssr.
teen links 70 the place Of beginning, seutain-
ing In al seventy seven aores three lssds
and thirty six and half poles.
Said property 20 ordered 20 BE- seld ID -.
praised 1t n .2s2 a.. .saA nay ssil lsS I'VE.
thirds Of said appraissmsns. rsfns Of sale
enc third down on day Of sale. and balance
before sonarnatisA. zg 81
ssssssis.s9's wH. lEAD, ,s
fsb4, ,'7sws, ShsriH \. G. ..
HRRisss 4 Daiaes, -Ats,ya. .----s-
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Alaska.

SAN FRANoIsco, Feb. II. 1879 The
situation in Alaska isregsrded as critical,
and the action of the authorities in leav-
ing the territory undefended is much com
mented on. The Bulletin says it is q
striking fact that while the federal gov
eminent receives sufficient income from
Alaska to pay four per cent on the origi.
nal purchase money, that territory has
no protector, no authority nor authorized
government, and the few inhabitants are
to dsy in immediate peril Of extermina
,ion, and have appealed to the British
authoriiIes at Victoria for protection.
The dealings of the federal government
with this territory are without precedent,
It cannot be said that it is neglected on
account Of it's wor,hlessLess, because
agents ofthe government have shown
its natural wealth to be great. Some
months ago the only company OF soldiers
stationed at Sitka was Withdrawn, since
which time there has been little more than
q shadow OF self-government. The In.
disns, understanding the situation, bave
for some time been menscing settlers,
and at last accounts had begun their
work of destruction.
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Tho Zulu Dimculty.

LONDON, Feb. II, l879.-Later tele.
grams from Madsria give news from
P Pietermaritzhurg. I. is stated that at
nine CLOCK on The morning OF the 9Th OF
January Lord Chelmsford was then at
Mari zhurg in conference with Governor
Sir Bartle Frele. All was quiet at the
front and the feeling was much caImer.
The Zulus had been repulsed from fort
on the lower Tugelo. The report that
Lord Chelmsford retired upon HeIpma
kaar is unfounded. Captain Stafford and
Lieutenant Davies, OF the Natal contln
gent, who escaped from the disaster at
Colonel Gyms camp, speak highly Of the
conduct Of all engaged and ofthe cour-
age and firmness OF the native contingent,
thus disposing OF the reports OF the mu
tiny and massacre Of officers by native
soldiers.
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sHERIFF's sALs.
Nelson Hogvs
George Keller Of al.

DR. virtue Of certain order sf sale u,
Dsued from the court Of common pleas witkib
and for the county Of Monroe, and State u
Ohio, in . case pending il said conrt betwssr
the abovs nsnsd psrtiss, and 70 me directed
viii o5sr for sale at ptblic auction II ths
east dooref the court house IN woods6sld.s
Saturday fss 1btA day Of 1arsA, 1879,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock =. m. and q
O'clock p. m, Of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe oeuntys
Ohio, to wit: .lsss ~
The west half Of the northeast quartsf
and the northeast corner Of the southeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of section
twenty seven. township four Of range sixs
containing eighty four acres more OF lsss,
situAte in Bethel township. 80 a.ifs
Said property 30 ordered 70 b sold II ap<
praised - follows: The frst described tract
~ 81 4so; the second described tfass as 80
and the whole Of said premises, being eighty
four acres. at Sl,4ss, andanay asll for TIVE
thirds Of said appraiasmsnt. fssns ef salsv
cash before confirmation. ~ 81. .ist5les ssly
- s $ WN. Rad
fsbll .'79ws. EhssiH 4. G. o.
0Har / 0xsY, Att'ys. ee-s - ssitse sfffs