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M, T, MOLONEY,


- II EiRIFE''S sSA IE.--By virtue OF an execution
- issued O the clerks office Of the Circuit Court of la
Sale county and of ILLINOIS, and to directed where
by am commanded 10 make the amount of certain udg
ment recently obtained against Adanc Wilkinson, in in
of Joseph n BESSIE of lands tcncmens goods and
Chaels the said Alkaline Wilkinson have levied the
following property to wit The undivided half interest Ia
the northwest quarter section twenyfour township thirty
NORTH range five east of the third principal meridian,
in the county OF La Sale and state OF Illinois.
Therefore according TO the said command shall expose
for SALE at public auction all the right title and interest of
the above named Alkaline Wilkinson in and to the above de-
scrbed property Monday the Sh day of December 1871?
NJ o'clock at the south door of The County Court
House. In OTTAWA Illinois.
Dated at Ottawa Ill.,, this 18th day Of November 1873.
RUFUS G. STEVENS.
nOvl5 Sheriff of La Sale County, illinois,
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Aegpl.
E. F. BULL,
IttOrneU az IUr
CI>A1'E OF' LII Ho1s-. L. SALE Co..


SI>ATIc II.INOIs-,L Il SALE Co'-ss
- In the circuit court. January term 1880.
william g. Houtze, Executor of the last vi" and trsta
men Of Michael Trainur deceased ~ Mary Ryan, Amino
Tranor Bernard 1ranor Margaret Trainor Sarah MGR
ris Rose Tranor, the Unknown Heirs of Michael lranOr
deceased the Unknown Deyisees OF Michael IrainOr de-
ceased the Unknown Heirs Of Rose Trano deceased and
the Unknown Dtyisees Of Rose Tranor, dtceased-f1'
Chdncerg 40
Affidavit OF the non.residrnce of Mary Ryan. Anthony
Tranor Bernard Tranor Margaret rranor sarah Morris
Rose TrainOr the Unknown Heirs OF Rose lralnOr uc
ceased the Unknown Deyisees Of Rose lanor deccscd
the Unknown Heirs Michael lrHnOr deceased, and the
Unknown Ueyisees of Michael lranor, deceased mpead
ed the other above named defendants having been
filed in the clerk Office Of the Circuit Court of said county
notice is therefore hereby given 10 the said nonresident de-
PENDANTS that the complainant hlcd his bill of complaint IN
said court the canccry side thereof ON the Ouieent
day of November 1873 and that hereupon summons Is
sued out of said court wherein said suit is now pending
reurnabc the second Monday in the month of January
next rs Is 10y law required.
Now, unless YOU. the said nonresident defendants above
named, shall personally be and appear before said Circuit
Court the first day If the next term thereof 10 be holden
AT Ottawa In and for the said county On the second Monday
in January next and plead answer dcmur Ia the said
compainants' bill complaint the and the matters
and things therein charged and stated will be taken con
fessed. and decree entered against according 10 the
prayer of said hill. ROSWELL W. HOLMES, Clerk
Ottawa. Illinois. November nth, 1879.
f. L. BULL, COmpt's solicitor. nGvi4w
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GEORGE M. LELAND,

WUNttT N tNNNCf|V.
nj n STEERS SA lI,.-NOtiCc is hereby gwen thai
WI by virtue of decree made and entered of record by
the Circuit Court of Ia Sale county, state of Illinois, at the
october said court n 1879 in certain cause then
pending in said court the chanCcry side thereof wherein
Abe lUgabOOm was complainant. and Richard Hogaboom
william f. HOganoOm, Cornelia Luce Joseph d. Luce
Richard H. Robinson. Elizabeth ROhuson John Robinson
Bertha Robinson Eliza Mills and Daniel 6. Mills were de-
PENDANTS. | shall Monday the first day of December
u. 1919 the hour of OciOci, In the afternoon
of said day offer for SALE at the south door of the
County Court House. in Ottawa In sad county, AZ public
auction and will then sell Ia the highest bidder the follow
ing described property being the same ordered by said de-
cree sold that Is TO say The hrty the
south half of the northeast quarter of section wenour
township thrtthrcc north range three east of the third
principal meridian in the county OF La sale and state OF
Illinois.
TERMS or SALE-Cash. GEORGE NJ. LELAND
Dated Nov sth. ls1g.-3w Master in thanCcry.
II. F. LINCOLN, Sol'r for COmp't.
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BUDGET OF FUN.

An old farmer in making his will was ask ed
by the lawyer the name of his wife, when he
gravey replied: well, indeed, really don't
recoIect what it is; we've been married for
upward of forty years, and I've always called
her my old woman" The lawyer left a blank,
to be filled up when his old woman's name
was ascertained.
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1t is stated that the climate of Cyprus, which
is now acknowledged TO be bad, has been ru.
ined by the reckless destruction of forests, the
trees having been felled or killed mainly for
the purpose of obtaining rosin. Mr. Wild. OF
the Indian Forest Department, thinks that by
careful attention to the planting and preServa-
ton of trees the damage wrought by centuries
of misrule may be remedled in the course of
fifty or sixty years
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When farmer picks up home paper and
sees every reliable business firm represented
in Its columns by advertisements, he says
That is business place; the merchants are
all energetic, wide awake, and up to the times ;
they are trying to build up their town and en-.
nance the surrounding country. They deserve
little patronage and they shall have mine"
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B. F. LINCOLN,

! NAILFN
~ Estate of Isaac T. Van DOren, an nsOvent debor T.
the creditors and all other Interested In said Estaec
Whereas Julius y Carter the assignee Of said Isaac
Van Horcn, did tn" Both day Of October D. 1879 file
In tn. County Court of said county his report for the final
settlement OF said estate
And whereas said Court the Sst day of October A. D.
1879 entered order setting said report and all matters
under II for hearing Monday the 2h day of November
d. 1879 NJ the hour of two o'clock VI. of said day
Now unless YOU the said creditors Of said Isaac t. Van
DOren shall appear before said County Court said I
day of November the hour above named nnd make or
file objections said report the will be by said Court
approved. JULIUS j. CARTIER
Z. W. STOCKsLEGRR, Assignee.
Clerk Of said Court b. +. LINCOLN,
Nov. l. 1879. Airy for said Assignee.
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II Cannot be.

have engaged Mr. RosENTHAI who is thorough German
druggist and chemist He has charge of my prescription depart
While every article that goes into my prescriptions
the pure have done away with the old per cent
profit and have down to sugar plCes have the sole
agency omans Remedies for Ottawa and for and
liver diseases the pads cure without medicine. These remedies
have been thoroughly tested and experiment. buy and
sell secondhand school books desire all to bear mind that
don't give goods away but do sell at figures which will inter-
est all who drugs and books.
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Joliet SEN: Maj. Custer, of the government
corps of surveyors now at werk on the Kanka
kee river, will report that navigation on tha
river Is feasible at moderate outlay.
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NOTICE.-EsTATE OF HENRY WETzFL, DECEASED.
~ Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned Admins
tratrix of the estate OF Henry wete late of the county
of La Sale and state of Illinois, deceased will appear before
the County of said county the 2 Monday being
the nineteenth day Of January 1850 AT the County Court
House in Ottawa in said county, when and where all per
having claims demands against said estate O
fed to attend and present the same in writing for adjust
ment
Dated this 18Th day of November 4. i. 1879.
MAGDAIENA WETZEI.
nOv5-3w Administrative.
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neM advertisements.
Eminent DR.. VIM. Alex. Greene,

MACON. GA,
Writes II chcerully state that have tested the virtues
and einCiency of tolden's 1IiebiE's Liquid E'x-
of Beef my private practice in of general
debility, weakness. depression. dNspcpsin.
loss of appetite and nervous Affections, when
medicine had proven than useless have found ii
the best remedy ever used in chronic alcohol
ism, when the stomach IL always rritaed and TODD
suired 10 nOurish" VAN SCHAACk e. STEVENSON,
Druggists Agents Chicago
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dvertiser-. Send f our Select List of Local News
n papers Geo. 7. ROwc q Co.. 10 Spruce ST. y. Y.
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OFT Month and expenses guaranteed to Agents
- I Outfit free. SHAW Il co. Augusta, Maine.
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Oh Lovely, Rosebud or go Motto Chrome Cards. with
~ name, i DC. NASSAU CARD CO., Nassau, y. I.
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&777 A YEAR and expenses TO agents. OUTFIT Free
- Address p. o. NICKERY. Augusta, Maine
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HVWE WlH EVWVVI UGOVI11Ou1t5
But a few facts those who the for their money.
mean that buy goods of cheaper than
of any Ottawa My prices painting material are lower
thar ever before; and as far as being undersod,
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE; ;2e5 BROADWAY.
~OpEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADvERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

HERALD BRANCH oFFiCE; 265 BR0ADWAY6
XDvERTisENENTs AND SALES OF PAPERs
AsnsGsosGHYsa'P P.ds"s,1 Os" eo ana ''0 0''
ssnARbERs sb1EERswIxsN wxNrEp-ap Facxad sa and sd oo,.
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DANCING ACADEMIEs-lsr PAcE-4th col
PEYTisTEx-1s PkY dSUSs-is, rsssesa tssssssn col COL
DwELLiNG I HOUSES TO LET FURNISHED AND uN-
Egn6rE8S sTEaNsn!fsaD ffs12n'i rassssh ss' COL
FfNxNCfALMlirM PAcs-Sth COL, and 18TH PAsE-lst
Fen sAEE Rdo sS TO
pAcE.lst and I'd coils
fss.s
HORsES CARRIAGES, &C.-lsr PAGE-3d col.
HousEs HHousts-2RR Rooms PAGES OF BUSINESS, &C.
,xsryi!HTTG1:SD WAMTGR-2p PAcs-aS P.g.-sa col col
LOST insaFSSpiFSXSH HSp rfsr.s Psss@ COL
NAHBEE MASINEKxrriE! MxNrEsan sAsssia pacn@sth COL
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szH Etssse.s 81 b.s.-sA se
FEHNs9sNAFassr F1ANos6kFs dkGANs SS.r p.oreh COL
FIRST Hss{GE
PRoPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
~ y RENT-2D PAGE-lSt col
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-2D PAGE-lst COL
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGE-1st col
REWARDS-lsr PACE-1st col.
SALES AT AUCTION-2D PAGH-4th and 5th coils.
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-2d, Sd,
4th and 5th coils.
STU ATOMS SWANTED-MALES-12rn PAcE-6th col.
SPECIAL NOTiCES-lsr PAGE-lst. I'd and Sd coils.
BPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-lsr PAGE-3d col.
RTORAGE-2D PAGK-3d col
THE TRADES-12rH PAGE-6th col
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PACE-lst col.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-2D PAGE-6th col:
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGE-2d col.
WANTED 40 PURCHASE-9rH PAGE-6th COL
WATCHES. JEWELRY 6C.-12TH PAGK-1st col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-1st col.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

1)0sT OFFICE NOTICE.
l. Tho foreign mails for tho week ending Saturday,
February 1879 will close this Office Tuesday
A. NJ for EUROPE. by steamship Montana via Queenstown
on Wednesday, ut A. NJ, for Europe. by s,caiush
Parthia via Queenstown; on Thursday. at A NJ. for
Europe by steamship City Of Montreal via Queenstown
for Germany and France he nred
by this steamer must be specially addrsssea and Ct Y
for Europe by steamship ccrt via Plymouth Chcrbcurg
and Hamburg; saturday Mt A. NJ. Tor Europe. by
steamship rannc via Queenstown correspondence for
Germany and Scotland 80 be forwarded by this
bc specially add.es,ed and At a. NJ for Scotland
direct by steamship Ethiopia via Glasgow and at II ID
A. NJ for Bnrore, by steamship Wcscr. via Southampton
aud Bremen. The steamships Montana Parthia city Of
Montreal and Britannia do take mails for
sweden and Norway The mails Tor Nassau r.. leave
New York January ~ The mails for Havana leave New
York January ~ and February The mails for Hayti
Kingston ia. cave New York January M: Tho mails for
Aspinw Wall and tho South Pacific ports leave New York
January 81 Tho mails tor Martinique. st. Lucia barbados
and Trinidad direct leave New York February The mails
for Australia de- leave San Francsco February IL Tho
mails for China and leave Francisco February ia
THOMAS L. JAMES, Postmaster.
PoSr OYr1cK. NKw YonK Jan. 25. lN7N
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Kenosha County Circuit Court.


National Life Insurance Company of the
United States OF America,
Against
Charles Mclaughlin, Joseph Cahill and Rosa
Cahill his wife. James DarlOw, and barlow
his wife, Benjamin Jacobs, and Francis M i.
Jacobs his wife. John V. Farwell, and Enc
ret G. FarWell his wife, Edward Baggott, Jo-
siah Bond, and Albert Chute.
In pursuance az Judgment of foreclosure and
sale in the above entitled action duly rendered,
entered, and docketed at % regular term of said
court, on the 10Th day Of April, A. d. 1873, 1,
Sha State of Wisconsin, shall offer for sale and
sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at
the front door of the Court House, in the City
of Kenosha in said county, at one o'clock in the
afternoon ofSaturday, the i4th day of June, A.
! D., 1879, the following real estate, or so much
| thereof, as shall be sufficient to satisfy said
! Judgment and costs together with the costs and
expenses of such sale, wit: The Southwest
fractional quarter "a, of section eight O.. known
as lot three 80, the North half of the Northwest
known as lot one (D all, that portion of the
| North half On ~ OF the Northeast quarter IN
! E ~ Of section eighteen 18), lying East Of the
! grounds of the Chicago Il Milwaukee Railroad
Company, and all that portion Of the South hall
Is ~ of the Southeast quarter Is E Al of section
| road company containing in all one hundred anG
ninety FIVE 1851 acres, more or less, situated il
sections seven e., eight 81, Seventeent III, anG
eighteen ISL, in township one II, range twenty
three [23l, of the fourth principal meridian, ex-
| ing over or across the lands herein described
| living and being situated in the county of Keno
| slla. and State of Wisconsin.
Dated Shcriffs office, kenosha. Wis, April
! Both. -. !; /. ]sT NICHOLAS SPARTZ,
| AZ, g. KenOsha County, Wis.
! , Plff's Attys.
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THE NEW WEST ILLUSTRATED

tre of the latest claimants for favor
i8 tt 3 literary line is a large and beau
tifully printed journal Of the above IT,
tie. It is q valuable compendium for
Far West resources and attractions,
published quarterly, and mailing from
Omaha, Nebraska. Robert E. Str,,-
horn, the well-known author and cor
respondent, is at the helm. It's field is
the wild, the boundless West, and
judging from the number before us, it
will do much toward occupying It
The great mines, the vast stock and
agricultural regions, and the glorious
attractions of Rocky mountain climate,
scenery and hunting and fishing re-
sorts, are treated Of in a manner to at
tonce interest and instruct all. The
current number, deliberately illustrat-
ed with gems of far west scenery, con
tains 4S long columns devoted especial
ly to the great advantages afforded by
Colorado for the capitalist, homeseek-
er and tourist. A sample copy will be
sent to any one free of all cost, and
any Of our readers will be repaid many
times over for the trouble of sending
forit. Address ROBERT E. STRAHoRN
Omaha, Nebraska.
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DECORATION.

The proceedings of a meeting held
last Saturday evening to make arrange
ments for the decoration of soldiers :
graves and other decoration exercises
on the 30th of May is published in this
paper. AS will be seen, committees
have been appointed to make suitable
provisions and arrangements for the
purpose. And the names Of the mem
bers of the committees are sufficient
guaranty that their duties will be prop
erly attended to. And now it remains
for the people to devote the day, or a
part Of it, to the occasion, and take
part in the decoration exercises. AS
far as we know, all, or nearly all, of the
graves of the fallen soldiers of Kenosha
County are in the Kenosha cemeteries
So all in the county, or nearly all, in
terested in the decoration, and can
should meet in Kenosha ana jtA !. IL Shs
exercises. The day properly deyotej
to the occasion will be well spent.
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CROP prospects generally are favor
able. Frosts and drouth have done some
damage to crops but the rains have
had q Favorable effect. Reports differ
some as to the crop prospects in Keno
sha County as they do of the country
in general. Perhaps the facts are that
in this county the crops are late but
look well. Rain is needed and if it
does not come soon crops will suffer
severely. Chinch bugs and potato bugs
are said to be making their appearance,
but grain and potatoes may not be far
enough advanced to be seriously in
jured by them. Fruit prospects are
believed to be fair-fully equal to the
average of seasons. Altogether it may
be said that the crop prospects are
fair.
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rHENEyv sTo cKspECULATIoN,


The new combination method Of op-
Grating in stocks which Messrs. Law.
renee & Co., Bankers, n. Y, have in
|augurated, is attracting unusual atten-
ton in financial circles, by reason OF its
remarkable success. A customer in
Providence, invested nine times, and
made over SIS, 900 in three months, by
using from $50 to $500 capital. By
this system, orders from thousands OF
customers in various sums, are pooled
into one immense capital, and operated
as a mighty whole, thus giving to each
shareholder all the advantages Of vast
| capital and shreWdest skill. Profits
I are divided every 80 days. A2y
amount from $40 to. $4,000 can be
used in Messrs. Lawrence & Co.'S com.
binations with equal proportionate sue
cess. SIS will make $S75 profit in the
month. 5000 will return $1,000, or s
per cent. on the stock, and SO on as the
market varies. The new circular gives
two unerring rules for success" anc
shows how any one can operate profit
ably. Mailed free. Stocks and bond,
wanted. Government bonds supplied
Apply to Lawrence & Co., Bankers, s.
Exchange Place, II. \.
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ArteSian wells are being sunk in w

Artesian wells are being sunk in Vs.
riouS places in the city of Racine, and
an unfailing water supply is expected
We have often urged this course in
regard to our own city, and. think ii
the only practical solution of the now
somewhat vexed water question. That
kenosha is sadly deficient in sources
of water for the extinguishment OF
fires is conceded, and we again sug
sest the sinking Of artesian wells as
remedy.
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JOUR WASHINGTON CORES
PONDENCE.-A PRESIDENT
/ HAYES AND VICE-PRESIDENT
| WHEELER IN DANGER OF AS
SASSINATION?
The readers of the TELEGRAPH must
have read our Washington correspond
ence with much interest. 1t has kept
them informed Of what is transpiring
at the national capital, including some
thing of the Confederate Democracy in
Congress. The correspondence this
week furnishes some startling informa-
ton. Loyal mtn at Washington have
felt great uneasiness as to what the
rebels may do in their madness at the
President for preventing them from
consummating their desires. Threats
have been made that before great
while the damned yankees would be
cleaned out of the departments" Such
threats, taken in connection with the
facts that the Democrats of the Senate
and the House remove from office 10y
al men, wherever they have opportuni-
ty, and fill their places with rebel
Democrats OF rebel sympathizers, make
the following sta ement of our Wash
Iington correspondent of great signifi-
canoe. He says: "It has been asserted
that it would not be safe for President
Hayes and Vice-President Wheeler to
both be in this city at the same time,
as they would be ass assinated to give
the Confederate Democracy complete
control of all branches of the Govern
ment."
1t will be remembered that Vice
President Wheeler, some time ago, left
Washington hastily, without previous
notice, to visit sick sister, Soon af-
ter there came news that his sister was
tho"ght to be a little better. And
some time later there came news that
Vice-President Wheeler would not re-
turn to Washington during the present
session of Congress.
Can it be that President Hayes and
Vice-President Wheeler are in danger
of assassination Few or none will be
willing to think so. Few or none
thought, till the fatal moment arrived,
that President Lincoln was in danger
of assassination, and Secretary Seward,
of determined murderous attack,
which would have resulted in assassin
alton only for the powerful efforts of
a faithful attendant at the risk of his
own life. Coming events sometimes
cast their shadows before them. But
what calamities are in store for the
nation are not yet manifest.
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THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH
KENOSHA, WIS, MAY % 1879.
We publish in this paper an interest

We publish in this paper an interest
ing communication from George w
Pierce, Of Davisville, California. He
was an old settler in Kenosha, and
knows of what he writes. His com.
munication will be read with interest
and especially by the early settlers
And he may be able to give to the
Western Historical Company valuable
information in relation to the early
history of Kenosha and Racine Coun-
ties.
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s;herifr,s ssase ON Execution, :.

BY virtue of an execution issued out of the
consn, in favor of William Creaney, Plaintiff,
and against James Ryan, Defendant, to me di
:ected and delivered. 1 have levied upon all the
defendant had on the 28th day of April, A. D.,
1879, or has at any time since acquired, in and to
the following described real estate, towit Lot
number one Q). ILL block number twelve l12) in
the Third Ward OF the City Of Kenosha, State of
Wisconsin, which property shall offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder therefor, at the
front door of the Court House in said City OF
Kenosha, on Saturday, the 2lst day of June, A.
day. Et
Sherid's Office, May 9Th, 1879. 5r. ~
st NICHOLAS SPARTZ. ,..
Sheriff Of \enOSha County, Wis.
J. M. STEBBENs, Pl'ffS Atty. 49WT
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Mrs. M. ]. Gage delivered lecture
on temperance at the Unitarian
Church last Wednesday eve, but owing
to the inclement nature Of the evening
but small number were in attendance.
The lecture was delivered under the
auspices Of the Woman's Temperance
Christian Union of this c!t< f