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HOUSE,

IERE DALEY, PROPRIETOR, CORNER
sb ofqth and jay ST. This j. q new House and
well fitted up with all the modern improvements.
a good STABLE il also in connection with the
mouse
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR HAS REMOVED
l. to Buffalo Street, two doors West OF +. X X
T. II. Rand sHardwarc Store. All work warranted
we'll done and to fit.
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WILLIAMS HOUSE.

II A. REUSS. PROPRIETOR, CORNER
IL. Eighth and Franklin streets, Manitowoc.
This house has recently been enlarged and refur
lished ana offers every induccmcnt 10 the travel
ing public.
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NJ. KFTTENHOFFEN,

NrORTIIWESTERE HOt SE,FRANKLINA AND
~ Ninth streets, Manitowoc. Travellers will
here find the best Accommodations, Sample rooms
attached.
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:. SANDERSON,

yIANUFACTURERAN AND DEALERIN BOOTS
vi Shoas. Leather, sc, &c. Shop on Buffalo
Street near the corner of Eighth. iepairing
neatly aud promptly executed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The man who wills his body to med
ical college for the benefit of science gives
himself dead away.
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NOTICE.

20 all whom il may concern: All persons are
hereby cautioned against trusting any one on my
account ! shall pay no debts which are not con-
Iraeted by myself personally
DANIEL HAGGERTE.
Maple Grove. Oct l. ISIS
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Now after six months travel We were most Of us
all ready
To settle down little, SOS to live more stad and
To develop home resources, with no foreign cares
to fret us,
Using homo made faith more frequent; but the
parson wouldn't let us.
70 view the selfsame scenery time ana time again
he'd call Us.
Over rivers. plains and mountains he would anv
minute haul u:
He sighted our home SORROWS, and Our spirits
aches and ailIngs.
To ret the cargoes ready for his reg'lar Sunday
saiiIuE~.
He would take US off a-touring in all spiritual
weather.
Till at last got home-sicl like and scasica al
together:
And i wish TO all that's peaceful" said one free
cSprc~~ioncd brother,
That the Lord had made one cont nent and then
never made another
Sometimes, indeed, he'd take us into sweet, IA
miliar places.
And pull along quite steady in the good Old Gospel
traces:
But soon my wife would shuddcr, just as if chill
had cot her,
Whispering oh, my goodness gracious. he's a.
takin TO the wafer
And it wasn't the same old comfort when he call ID
around 10 see ";
On branch Of foreign travel he was sure at last
to tree Us:
All unconscious Of hr- error, he would sweetlv
patronize u.
And with Oft repeated stories still enieayored to
surprise Us.
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By the use of the microphone you can
hear the rope walk or the butter fly. Or
the gum drop. Or the fall of the year.
Or bed tick. Or Tan pant. Or a
stove pipe or a peach blow. Or a lolli
pop, or a muffin ring.
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Puck" thinks that a man caE live more
economically during this cold weather,
for nothing short OF absolute es:ity
could induce woman to get ont of her
warm bed in the middle of one of these
nights and rife her husbands trousers
pockets.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-02-13
ADVERTISING SCALE.
ONE INCH SPACE MAKES A SQUARE.

Business notices 10 cents per line. When con
tinued more than one week, half OF the above
rates for each subsequent week.
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The colored engineer of train in
Georgia saw COW on the track a few
hundred yards down the line, whereupon
he stopped the train. got out with a
shovel in his hand, and striking the
beast on the back, yelled: "Git off dar,
dye heah; git off or IL squirt steam all
over vert
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went and told the brothers, no | cannot bear
to grieve him
Hes 50 happy in his exile, it, the proper place to
leave him.
took that journey to him, and right bitterly
rue it:
But can not take il from him if You want to, 90
and do it,.
Now new restraint entirely seemed next Sunday
10 inIold him.
And lac locked 20 hurt and hUmblcd :ha. knew
some one had told him.
Subdued like was his manner, and some tones
were hardly vocal:
Bat eyely wvld he uttered was pre-eminentIy 10
cal.
The sermon sounded awkward, and we awkward
felt who heard it,
Twas a grief 10 see him hedge IT, twas a pain to
hear him word it,
When | was in" was maybe halfa dozen times
repeated.
But that sentence seemed to scare him, and was
always uncompletca.
As weeks went on his old smile would occasional
lv brighten,
But the voice was growing feeble, and the face be
gan 10 whiten:
He would LOOK OF to the eastward, with lstful
weary si-hiH-.
And twas whispered that our pastor in foreign
Land was dying
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OUR TRAVELLED PARSON.
DY WILL CARLETON.

For twenty years aud over our good parson had
been tOiIing.
To clip the had meat from our hearts and keep
the good from spelling:
But finally he wilted down, and Went 10 looking
-icklv
And the doctor said that something must be put
up for him quickly.
So We kiud Of ciGbbed together, each according to
And bought a circular ticket in the Iand- across
the ocean.
Wrapped some pocltet-moncy in ft-what we
thought would easy do him
And appointed me committeeman 10 90 and take
IL 10 him.
found him in his study looking rather worse
And told him twas decided that MS flock and he
should sCEc".
Then his eyer grew wide with wonder. and it
seemed almost To blind EN-;
And some tears ooked ont o. window, with some
Others close behind EN-.
Then handed him the ticket with little bow of
And he studied qui,a little ere he got its proper
And thcn the tears waited, great uumarageable
creatures,
Let themselves quite ont o window. and came
climbing down his features.
1 wish you could ha' seen him, coming back all
fresh and glowing,
His cloIhes worn and seedy. and his face so ia
and k..owing:
I wish you could have heard him when he prayed
Tor u who sent him,
And paid us back twice overall the money We had
lent him.
Twas a feast to all believers, twas blight on con-
tradictiOH.
To hear one just from Calvary talk about the cru
CifEiDu:
Twas a damper on those fellows who pretended
they could doubt ii.
TO have a man who'd been there stand and tell
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-02-13

nr. A. j. PATtHEN, DENTIST. OFEICE
IL ID Sherlaan4 building, on Sth Street Mani
owoc, Wis.
sv-Teeth extracted without pain.
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The coffin lay mid garends smiling sad as if they
knew Us:
The patient face within it preached a final sermon
10 Us:
Our ,parson had gone touring on a trip he'd long
been earning.
In that Wonderland whence tickets are not issued
ior returning.
Q tender, good heart shepherd. your sweet snil-
ing lips, half parted,
Told OF scenery that burst on you just the minute
that you started
Could you preach once more among us, you might
wander without fearing.
on could give rs tales OF glory we would never
tire of hearing.
-H1rper'S Magazine
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lie has always on hand LARGO osso-+-,,,,. or
6atrahc Prayer books In the English. German and
Pohs5 is-gaages. RGssfies CrEci6xcs and rsst
'"'4 - ~ Eta'SS' 2i-6m.
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DENTISTRY.

A TTORNEY At LAW Otlice corner Eighth
n and QUAY streets, South Side, Manitow"c,
Wisconsin.
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FRANZ & TREAT.
NASH 4 SCHMITI,

4 AW RANCEANDA ABSTRACT OFFICE
1 Franz Block South Eighth street, Nauito-
voc Wis Collections promptly attended 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE or 4 DEED OF Trust
ID made 10y William Little, Jr., and sarah A..
In, wife. To The under igucd trustee. dated ON
the 2ltn day ui January, $50, and recorded in
the office OF the clerk of the County Court OF
Ohio county, IN deed book 10, page r., will, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, lS7g,
Commencing M 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, proceed To sell
AT the front door Of the Court House 81 Ohio
county, to the highest aud best bidder, the fol
lowing described real estate, that i, 10 say; \
small parcel Of land lying in the county oi Ohio.
West Virginia situate on the hill along the road
leading from taldwcll'S run 10 Wheeling creek
bounded aS follows tO-wit. beginning al II SaS>a.
lrt> below the hill :. - f.. = poles to large red
oak, in what WIS Michael AamelS line; thence
:. II r.. poles 10 q white oak; thence ,. - r.
poles tu-H stake i'm Frederick BruuCr'S line
thence n. y +. poles Ia dOgwoOd stump.
thrucc y. = T. . poles Ia II stake in James Lit
ties line. thence Is rods 10 the place Of begin.
ming containing one acre, more or les,
Terms OF SALE-tHSh.
The TILE To- the said property j. believed to be-
perfect. but selling ~ trustee shall convey only
such title ~ is vested in me by said deed oi trust
A. b. PORTER, Trustee,
By W 7. llUBBAED, lis attorney and agent.
ly.EtDHlYI
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HINTS FOR THE FARMERS.

\ SOLUTION OF carbOlic acid in 800
/ parts of water has been found effective
| for scab. A strong decoction of tobacco
is good wash, also.
A GOOD remedy against the scale in
sect is TO use a suds made of carbOlic
/ soap, and brush the affected parts with
it thoroughly, leaving it dry thereon.
For throat distemper. CRATE fine Il
small green wild turnip, or, if dry, give
a heaping spoonful, mixed with bran or
oats. Never fails. Good for cough,
also.
\ MICHIGAN lady says that to Kill in
sccts she uses one tcaspOOnlul OF kerO-
sene to a gallon OF water and sprlnkles
it ON the plants with hand-broOm. 1t
destroys green tiiesand other pests.
THE manure of COWS and pigs rcsists
decomposition lora longer time than
that OF the sheep and horse-both the
latter being dryer than the former, and
dccOmpOSing more readily in the soil.
\ GOOD wax for grating purposes and
for covering wounds in trees Five parts,
by weight, OF rOsin, two parts OF bees
wax, two parts Of beef or mutton tallow
or enough to make the wax soft and
easily applied.
DoN'T forget your table corn. \
patch should be planted every ten or
twelve DAYS until the beginning OF July,
and then YOU can eat it every day when
the first crop is ready and continue To
do so until sharp frost intervenes III De-
tOher.
EARLY lambs may be pushed forward
by giving them little cows milk.
They will soon learn to drink this from
pan. The milk should be given warm
from fresh COW, a quarter OF a pint to
Il meal. Do not Oyerieed any young an
imal; that retards instead OF assisting
growth.
A SUCCESSFUL dairyman feeds his COWS
night and morning the year round, and
in each feed puts Il tcaspooniul of salt.
lie considers this method of sailing
COWS preferable To the usual one OF CIV
ing animals salt once or twice week,
and thinks his methods add largely to
the amount of milk given.
The English dairy farmers get i'm
mense returns from their grass lands by
free use of bone manure. one Cheshire
farmer says that by this he can feed for
ty COWS from land that formerly gave
him product sufficient to feed only
twenty. The English farmers believe
in booming" the grass land especially.
CHARCOAL, pulverized and mixed with
water, is now highly recommended as
an agent for relieving cattle suffering
from any arrangement of the stomach,
such as bloat or hoven, etc. This
should he remembered. There is no
doubt of its efficacy, ii abundance OF
concurrent testimony can be relied up
on.
LARGE cvcrgrcens are very much out
of place on the sunny side of house,
while they form an appropriate screen
and windbreak along the cold and eN-
posed sides of the building. Shade trees
are often placed too near to our dwell
ings, and too thiCkly, so as to make the
house dark, damp and checrlcss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-30
A WONDERFUL FOUNTAIN.
An Artcsian Well That Furnish
cd an IncOnvenient Exhibi-
ton.
Sarnia lOntarioI Obscrycr.

Sarnia lOntarioi Observer.
One Of the most wonderful natural
phenomena ever witnessed was seen bv
a large crowd OF people few days ago at
the home of Mr.. Peter TAYLOR, who lives
Just outside OF the corporation. For
some time Mr.. Taylor has had number
OF men boring for water in the south
west corner of his grounds. When a
depth Oiabout one hundred and fifty
lee, haj been reached Mr. TAYLOR heard
peculiar rumbling sound, apparently
issuing from the hole, and, judging that
something unuSal was about to happen,
warned ms men to move 10 4 safe dis
lance from the we'll Scarcely had they
done So when Il fountain OF muddy wa
ter shot straight up into the air with ter
rifle force, carrying up the bOring-pipc
with 1t as lar a. the laStcnings would al
low, and scattering the mud, water and
stones in all directions. The subterra-
mean noises appeared gradually to in
crease IN violence, and us they did So
the cNpcllng force, whatever il was,
seemed To- he prupurtiunally augmented,
until the Stonc-Shapcd column obtained
Il height ul FULLY one hundred and fifty
feet. some idea al the mysterious sub
tcrrdncaR power which supplied the
motor iOr THIS exhibition of natural wa
fireworks may be conveyed by the TACT
that stones weighing fully five, six and
even eight pounds, were shot up into
the air TO Il considerable height, while
showers OF rounded pebbles of smaller
size fell like hailstOnes upon a circle of
several yards around the hole. One
largc-siIed stone struck timber OF the
derrick in its upward cOurce, and, glanc-
ing oil, was thrown several huni 1T
yards into Mr.. William TaylOr'S grou is
on the opposite side of the road.
The wind was blowing pretty strong
from the south nj the time, ana the re-.
suit was that the roof of Mr. Tavlor's
large brick hOu,e-One OF the largest III
town-and its south side were bespat-
tered with the muddy mixture, there
being actually a puddle OF clay, pebbles
and water several inches deep on the
roof. Showers of the same mixture
were carried over the house and some
distance along the street north OF his
lot.
Alter the extraordinary spectacle had
fountain appeared 10 make one last
grand effort 10 do better than its best
ami then gradually to lose its ascending
iorcc. The series OF Jerking leaps-iOr
the eNpclling power seemed all along to
hc irregular and intcrmlSSiye rather
than cOnuuuuuS-becam weaker and
weaker; the steady whirling sound
which can accompanied the exhibition,
and which can best be described as re-
SMILING very closely the noise OF Il steam
tirc-cngiur. gradually lcssened, and at
about $50 Mr.. Taylor was rather re-
licved to find that his magnificent but
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lawn-sprinkler
had disappeared, for the present AT least,
within subtcrancan rcCeSSeS. The
rumbling round continued Tor few
minutes and then ceased, though the
water which filled up the pipe to within
twcnty-thrcc feet of the surface OF the
earth was disturbed for some time al
terwari 10y bobbing noise.
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MRS. DORSEY'S WILL.
How She Bcqucathcd All Her
Property to JEFF Davis.
BEAUyoIR, Harrison Co, Miss, J
Ian. !. 1873.

BEAUNOIR, HARRISON 20, Miss,
Jan. /, 1878.
Sarah Anne Dorsey, OF TenSas Par
ish Ia. being aware of the uncertainty
Of life. and hring now in sound health
in mind and hody, do make this my last
will and testament, which ! write, sign
and seal with my own hand, IN the
presence Of three competent witnesses,
rs | posscSs property IN the State OF
Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas.
owe no obligation OF any sort what
ever To any relative Cf my own, ! have
dopc MI could for them during my
I;fa therefore give and beQueath all
my property, real, personal anu mixed
wherever located and situated, wholly
and entirely without hindrahce or quaI-
ifration, to my most honGrGo ana eS-
stecmed friend, jefferson DAVIS eA-
President Of the Confederate states 'or
his own sole use and benefit, IN Ice SIM
ple. forever; and | hereby constitute
him nv sole heir, executor and admin
istrator. Ii Jefferson Davis should not
survive me | give all have bequeathed
him Ia his Youngest daughter, NaNlha'
da not intend Ia shere in the lngratl'
tude of my country towards man WIlu
is, in my eyes, the highest and noOleS'
7 i'm eXlstance.
In testimony whereof sign this will
written by my own hand, in the pres
ence of ". T. Walthall, T. f. HeweS
/ and John c. Craig, subscribing witness
| -. resident in Harrison county, Miss.
SARAH ANNE Dorsey
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-30
Original and Only Genuine.
LEGAL NOTICES.

I,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY or
y Ohio. city of Wheeling in the Municipal
Court ct Wheeling.
Robert CuuWvll and Annie CunWcll, his wife,
".
Tuhu CuuNrN. Gcpr'" Hin aud Amanda Hill,
h, wife William II. Wright aud Elizabeth
WRIGHT hi. wife, John :. Hamilton, William
Stipc> Money ~Wloy. John SHlcy. Grur,''
sphinx, aud Annie Y. SpiukS, hi, wife, aud
Elijah Day, trustee
~ ,IANoEEY.
Take notice that the dispositions of Elijah Day,
John : Hamilton. Robert touwrll. Samuel u.
McCullrch George Hook, Ralph Ankle, William
Phillips, John T.. MrEuuuau and Others, viii h'
taken at the office of caldwell ~ Caldwell, at-
t0rucyS at-law, No, l2l2 Chupliuc street in the
City OF Wheeling, ia The State ut West Virginia,
uu the lGth day of August \. ID. 49,. between
the hour, of - O'Clock \. 81. aud O'Clock T.. NJ,
Iu Dee read IN evidence loo the above named cause
uu behalf ui said Cumpluiuant,. And If, from
amy cause the taking Of said DISPOSITIONS shall
not be- commenced. or hriug commenced, shall
not be- completed on that day. the taking Of the
sun, will bc adjourned from time Ia time until
the same shall Dee completed.
ROBERT CONWELI and
ANNIE CONN ELL. his wife,
Ey CALDWELL ~ Caldwell, their solicitors.
To said defendants. George Hill and Amanda
Hill. his wife. William II. Wright and Elizabeth
Wright hi, wife, William >tipuS Money Stalcy,
John staicy, George sphinx, and Anna ' Spiuks,
his WIFE, jylN.2ttuglN
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To CongnmntiVaa.


The advertiser, a retired physician,
having providcntially discovered while
a Medical Missionary in Southern Asia,
a very simple vegetable remedy ior the
speedy and permanent cure of COnSinip-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, ana
all throat andlung aticctions---also pos
tive ana radical specific for Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay and Nervous
Complaints, feels il his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actu-
ated by this motive, he will cheeriully
send free OF charge to all who desire it,
the receipt Tor preparing and full dircc-
tons for successfully using this provi-
dentially discovered remedy. Those
who wish to avail themselves Oi the
benefits OF this discovery, without cost,
can do so by return mail, by addressing
with stamp, DIX. CHARLES z. MARSHALL,
No. 80 Niagara ST.. Buffalo, n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-30
BUSINESS POINTS.
The Outlook for BuSincSS-What
Labor and Capital are Doing.
Coal men are happy

Coal men are happy.
The Pittsburgh car works, at Tor
ren'S Station, are running full time.
The Riverside mill, ut Wheeling, has
shut down for three weeks for repairs.
The North Wheeling cooper shops
have shut down for the usual summer
vacation.
The river front OF Pittsburgh is pretty
well cleared OF everything that even
looks like boat.
Several heavy shipments OF glassware
were made last week by the Buckeye
glass works, Martins Ferry.
The nail mill at Bclleyille, ILL.,, is So
crowded with orders the nails do not
get chance to cool before shipment.
The La Belle nail factory will run lor
Il couple OF weeks yet before stopping
for the usual summer vacation.
Watkins Il kecler, Il new firm from
Pittsburgh, will shortly erect large
boiler mandatory on the North Side,
Chicago.
The tack factory, in East Wheeling,
which has been idle during the past two
months, will resume active operations
to-day.
The employees in the machine shops OF
the Il. x d. Railroad Company, at all
the principal stations, have been put ON
full time.
The coke works at Cokcviile, near
Blairsvile, are doing Il very heavy bust
ness. They ship from ten to fifteen cars
oi coke daily.
W. d. Wood 4 Co.'S rolling mill at
McKccsport, Pa, which has been un-
dcrgoing extensive repairs, Is now M
full operation.
Husscy, Howe * Co., the steel manu-
iacturrrs, are taking the scale of. oI steel
sheets aud plates by means OF the sand
blast.
All the iron mills at Wheeling, W.
Va, with the exception of the Belmont,
which recently changed hands, are in
full operation.
Messrs. Forbes, llolton and John
Jones, OF New Castle, have leased the
old Union glass works, and expect to
start up in September,
All the glass houses in Bellairc are
running, with tho exception OF the
Window Glass works, which will start
up about the first Of September,
The prOprietors oi the Bcllarc Goblet
Works are making arrangements To
build packing and ware room and II
substantial building for straw and store
age.
Tho blast furnace at Scottdalc, on the
Connellsville railroad, has suspended
operations for few weeks, during which
time it will undergo a full course OF re-
pairs. The rolling mill at the same
place is in iull operation.
1t is stated that W. j. Hammond has
disposed OF the Alikanna rolling mill at
Steubenville, Ohio, to Cincinnati par
ties, who will hereafter operate 1t. The
experiment OF running it on scrap iron
exclusively was not Il success.
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Tn all who are suffering from the CT
r,,-s and inIiSrrctiouS OF youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss ot manhood
G.. will send recipe that Will cure
,.,' rprE og CHARGE. This great reme-
n. ,,s discovered bv a missionary IN
South America send a sel, la ,,.3,'',,
envelope To the Rev. Joseph l. lnmah'
Station d., New York City.
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1857 Prizes, amounting to-.

1857 Prizes, amounting 4OO
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
all prominent points, 10 whom a liberal com
peusatiOn will DE paid.
Application for rates 10 clubs should only hc
made io the Home Office i'm New Orleans.
Write. clearly stating full address for further
information. OF send orders 10
NJ. 4. pATPHIN,
T. o. Box Gg2. New Orleans La.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are un-
der the supervision and management Oi Generals
G. T. Bcaurcgard and J. A. Early.
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Ladies', you cannot make ialr SKIN;
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes WITH all
the cosmetics of France, al. AoaniIhe'S
ri tho World, While in poor heaiiH' gnu
nothing will giyc you such good hea''', .
strength and Beduty rs Hop BltterS,
trial is certain proof. See anu'Ier
rD.umu.