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C0ACHMAN.-By respectable cOlOred man
~ coachman In private family, who thoroughly under
stands his business and the best Of CITY reference
from LAST employer. cal address f. c. III Vest 3ts,
New-York cts.
COACHMAN.-By "A single man, Protestant;
last employer and wall make himself generally useful on
gentleIu place good and handy with carpcuteIs
tools. tall OF address BROWN, 30. 621 West i2tsL
GARDENER.-By a single man understands
~ greenhouse RTapees hot aud cold fruits, vegetables
kinds "A thorough knowledge o. his business in
gentemdus place. best cliy references Address
J. H., Box II. Tribune UPTOWN Oflce. LBS Broadways
GARDENER.-By Il married man, English,
N no children thoroughly understands Che cement
Of green houses hot cold gaperie fruits flowers End
vegetables knowledge u farming vile would take
charge dairy poultry &c those requiring TIE service II
party Only need reply. Address GARDENER, Box
IL. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 40. l,28o Broadway.
GARDENER and FLORlST.-By young
N married thoroughly understands bis busnessi
hrstcass Recommendations; only nrst class place WLrfo
good wages VIII De- patti need apply Address NJ j. DAWES
$50 Madison 81. Paterson, Nj
XVAITER.-A Frencbman speaking English;
is well acquainted with his business and thoroughly
recommended oty country Can be az co. SHAVE,
between Both and JGt!lsts
KSAITER.-By thoroughly competent man,
w with highest testimonials iJr capabilities and 50
briefly; most competent caterer n rrqWr~ 10 ol9ee-
part Of the country Cal OF address "Allbt,
- East Z3dst.
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Gclp uauleb.

WANDERERS DENT AGENTS in every
W CITY IN Ney York aud NeNJersey. ior and valid
able article Just out large profits curay Respectable
for good mea c. T.. PAGE, IL East l+ths st.
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Gin ,Drcpcrtn Go fet.

ITO LET.-In the "Nancorear apartment
building on 7thave 5jth and 56h-sts. from August
several suits 900 SljOO Central PARK hc proof
and thoroughly constructed Nitha mOoorn appauces must
DO 10 DO appreciated. Apply to JNO DUNNELl- %
Unions uarC
TEO LET or for SALE.-Ihree three STORY
1 private dwellings, all modern improvements for one
family. Apply the premises Ave- A. boulevard, between
~ Rent $50 per mon III price $4,000 each
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CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By n
~ young German 4rl OF good address fair watross
willing and obgng cali al COZ 9th ave. between 36th and
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~ German Protestant glHl very respectable aud well
recommended competent Ia either capacity chambcrmad
or understands all children
country. 5GB 9th ave. 23dss., first noor.
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&c.-Tidy young woman
" as chambermud aud hundress would do ch lmberwork
waiting Hoeptionabe references city
try. 81 " est AAth-st
, 1879-08-20

Fred .. Atdrjell, Richard q: Watson. john
acbwalbest, Kelsey Reed. Mrs. Frank JENNINGS,
and and ,isnai.ter. ". Eckerts ". II. Cor, ii. il.
HAYDEN, G, II. HAYDEN, Mr. and Mrs. A.. II.
Fred I. Smith. f. J. Walsh Albert F. Dexter,
.s Ans,o ka@sds NJ l. ls aysn e as.s, HasS Z
II. II. Shcarson, L. Holden Parker. Miss Becker.
II. ". Rpofrord, James Watson. Mr. ut,d Mrs.
A. II. Castle, Il. j. straight and daughter Of
cs@sSs @ f15ss :s c9ss1:S Il Esa Ill., t. raona. TT e.
il. oi Syracuse, N. 7.
Among The 0ucs!s q Mons: Ia saile,s ,s,! Lake.
side Cottage arc Miss Clara Tucker q Mi!wau.
kte: the NIissc: Hanna Of Anr9rs, NJ. pewsy
sas civ, Mrs. Howell, Mlsses Ella Howell and
Kitty Adatns Of Grnevs. Ill.,, Mr. Edwin brown
tuf Field, Letter T. Co.'s), Mrs. Bell, Mlsscs
aicl!o Brown md Carrie Boil Of Chicago.
ciNr TrEMs.
The Oak Park Camp was broken up todar,
The campers returning to their homes In Oak
Park and Anetfn, LII. Blight Illness has pre-.
vailed among tome OF the guests during the
past week, md 1t is psohaole they wtl' not re-
turn agatn this season. The camp IA delight
fully located on the south shore, and arrange
r1cnts wilt be made 10 erect number OF cot
taHck next teasun. =.
The wreck Of Tie eatamaran "1Vatcr Witch "
lies 10 ,yilll.ms bay, md is being rIghtcd.up BY
The steamers "Luctns Ncwberry," Cant:
Oscar Nrwlnrrv. and LADY Of tie Lake."
Can't. Rockwell, wers we'll pstfonIzcd by tourists
| for tho pa.t week.
ehorc. tuas vest Of knvc'a lark. contistlng Of
| Col. +. A. Bowen, President Of the First M
| ttonaf Dnnk. and family, Z. II. Plxt.y and
familr. Miss Carric Marks, nn.1 Miss Kate
and family. Of ElEtt. III. They have fonr tents.
| and are Sizing uD the bass, fishing, and rowing
, 1879-08-20
c| nSF1.

ClscIsNArL O., Aug. la-G. II. Bussing i
Co., baukesa, wi,o were recentts rsDorto robbed
Of x5,0 to-day male an assignment to .Judue
paifiek Mal}ou, The liabilities arc Estimated at
SIO0,0N Tlle Gsseis are bcItuycd TO bo sutti-
cIent IL eoycr tho, ,luaehtclncss. II Il now 20
por:rt that tue loas BY the robbery amounted
to yl0,7U.
, 1879-08-20
TOLEDO SEnGEREESI.

ToLEpo, u, Aug. 18.-Thc second srnge1fest
Of the Penfnsular enngerbuud, composed Of
tnusicat societies iron, Northern Ohio, Indiana.
md Michigan, will open here with gr md cou-
cert tonight. and continue until THURSDAY
night. Concerts will DO given On each
evening and Wednesday afternoon iu
the music hall erected for tho ocrasiou,
and on Tuesday or md street parade will
occur. IN which the musical and civic societies.
the military. the tradesmcr's associations, md
citizens generally Wilt participate. The fnIlow-
Ing prominent artists will take part Ia the ron"
certs. supported by laree ctpfus and efficient
orchestra: Aademo1sclie L.tta. ptima lpnna;
Madame Florence c.Knox, cnntralto; 9tguor
TaeEiapEctra. buritono; Herr Ncmcnsi, Violin
virtuoso; and L. +. Doos, cornet.
, 1879-08-20

The rising generation ought 10 be protected
agalust the sfnpcfyiaG Influence Of opium prenarn-
t!bs. We call tho attention of n11 mothers 10 the
fact that Dr. utiA Iiaby Strap Ia abs olutely fFes
ft1tn laiiEanum athEr Nnfatna
, 1879-08-20

ence over tic Ogallatns, In their pra!aewofthy
cDdeavnr to Hdopt the laws ard forms of eyI1-
fzatton, would be OF incalcu.Ablo value.
, 1879-08-20

PERSONAL

PERSONAL
IN fAls eaHula, thru. Mntt o. Itfr - ctHfs per IN
sttftnn Euch additional itnt, 10 cent?.
DEEsDNAI-07e -: OUT OF TOWN TTO WEEKs.
i Please try again.
DEranvAL-rAHEWA: FANEMA F.. LEAVES
l. for Chicago this Monday morning. Come hnmo.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14
Romeo and Jnlief.

The Philadelphia "Ledger" speaking
Of the performance of Romeo and Juliet
given at tn. Walnut Street Theatre a
few weeks ago forMr. Atkins Lawrence s
benefit, says that the portrayes of the
Juliet by the Misses Helen Houghton,
Hinton Stuart, &C., was not only the
most beautiful but the hest representa-
ton that this fine play has reached for
many day. 1t is not at every theatre
that you can find such a company as
at the Walnut Street Theatre. This
same play with the same strong caste
will br given at the Opera House on
Saturday evening, May 18th, and Sat
urday matinee. The same company will
play Shakesp"are's beautiful comedy,
"As you like it," with FIVE Rosalinds
and Miss Adelaide Detchon, Helen
Houghton, Laura Hinton, Maude
Stuart and Miss Creese as the Rosa.
linds. Matinee prices 25 cents to any
part of the house. No extra charge fol
reserved seats.
1t will be performed at the Opera
House on Saturday afternoon and even.
ing, the 18th inst.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14

TIE CASE Of the state against the
Ba ,croft Bros. for poisoning tho waters
Of the Brsn lywine with dys stuffs, has
bean postponed until the Sci tember
Court. 1t has already teen on the
dockets aNout tn Q. .yeaIs, and should
long ago have been se:tled.If poor man
had thrown q uuisanc, iato the Brady
wine, he would have been made imme.
diately to suffer the extreme penalty,
but here is q wealthy firm that every
now and then poisons the waters with
dye stuff refuse, until the fish in the
creek ci-, and yet they have influence
enough tohav the case postp '"'d from
court t. court, while in the meantime
the citizens of Wilmington ar. com rel
lei to drink tainted water. W.. hope
tn case will pot he postpone i"ny more
and If the citizens are t. te compelled
to sui nit to such Injustice that under
mine their health, .hey slo1Id know
it seon as possible.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14
done by way Of apology. This is more
than It ever did before and we con-
gratulate it on such an advance.
An Editor In sorrow

There must be something wrong with
the big penny trumpet at Fifth and
Market streets. There doesn't appear
to be a particle of malignity in the ar
ticle yesterday in noticing the second
veto OF President Hayes. Nobody is
called by harsh name, not even Sen
ator Blaine nor Logan, and what is still
more surprising, the editor has moi
fallen down on his marrow bones te
worship Bayard, and neither has he
word of praise of his great ideal states
men, Hamburg Butcher Butler, and
Fort Pillow Massacre Chalmers. We
repeat, something must be wrong with
the internal organs of the "Every Even
ing" Its swagger and bluster are all
gone. Sick at heart it surveys its par
ty discomftted, defeated and demoral-
lied, and in piteous whine it entr-ats
Congress to adjourn and 60 home. With
an aching heart the editor looks at the
White House and beholds the Presi-
dent holding the fort and calmly look
ing at the inglorious fight OF the Demo.
cracy under their rebel leaders. Well,
such sight is aggrava;ing in the ex-
treme, but as swearing would do no
good the editor very wisely conclud es
to act the role of Hebe though not so
successful as Sunset Cox, and melts
down to grief andtears over the perveser
ness of human nature as shown in
that man Hayes.
Something more;than the veto of the
non interference military bill must
have caused this sad case Of melan-
choly, if so what was it? Perhaps ii
is found in the following extract from
the Philadelphia "Times" of yesterday
speaking of the veto and the position
that Senator Bay ard was about to as.
sune:
Senator Bayard, in conversation to.
day, expressed his opinion that the ef
for: will not last much longer, and lie
did not hesitate to express his disap
proval of the whole attempt to torct
legislation on the appropriation bills
Mr.. Bayard has never felt like taking {
course in opposition to his party, but
it need not surprise anybody if ht
takes certain action within few days
that will place him in opposition to
those Democrats VINO would stop the
appropriations unless they could aftiX
such legislation as they desired on the
appropriation bills. He thinks there
was no occasion for the bills failing in
the last Congress, but he thinks the
extra session was oCcasioned by the
lobby.
There are indications of break in
the party, and it is certain that there
are some Democrats like Bayari
who think the party has already made
record before the country and that il
is not the part of wisdom to act as OBJ
structionists any longer.
Senator Bayard's position must ht
the cause Of the every Evening"
sorrow. The master has spoken anc
the slave cringes, only venturing tt
suggest that Congress adjourn and &C
home. Hand around the smelling bot
ties to the swooning man, or glass o
lager will answer.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14
Rev. A. ID. Davis ut Work. !.

A very large and enthusiastic tenn.
perance meeting was held in the North
East, NJ. 4. Church on last Thursday
evening. Rev. A. D. Davis delivered
an able and telling address which was
we'll received. The temperance work
ers of Cecil county will find valuable
accession to their ranks in Mr.. Davis
who for so many years was veteran
in the cause in this State.
An active campaign is being carried
on in Cecil county in favor Of Local Op
ton, the policy being to get as many
voters as possible pledged to vote foI
no man for the Legislature who is no
pledged in favor of Local Option.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14

TIE BOARD Of Education though par
ti,an III its organization has do1r i self
or dit hy - re election of y. W. Har-
Ian IS Superintendent of th' public
schooS. Mr.. Harlan is faithful and
Q H,i4nt worker il the cause of Educa-
ton and deserved this Just recognition
at the han Is tn /, Toard of Education
and of the whole People Ct " lining
ton.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14
MRS. PHILIPS is it really true that I

MRS. PHILIPS is It really true that I
WI N. Weir. 1903 Market street is :, Hing
h cans ot white Heath peaches for ~ cts
tried them and they are the chcalts: thing
fer company. 8 ID can o. white Heath peach
es, parcd. and in thick syrup. to- 20 cents.
4 rs rice. 20 ceEts:i glasses Jelly. - cents:
3 tts soda cakes 25": ts do 25r: 3 bs milk
biscuit. 2Jc: = h. can salmon. lSc: l u can do
l5c: 3 cans tomatoes, 90: coru n. good as Ba.
ker's. ltc per can: good corn. Sc per can: Ha
Rer's crrn. l"c yer can: 3 ths c"cesc. 25c: 3 tts
rasins. .5c: bs eat meal. De: dried apples. >
and &c per Ii. rs rcaches. 25c; ginger snaps
Ice per n: our l6c coffee is excellent: our I've
Bs for % is good. Our SO -four is good: 2S H.;
for s5c. p nice bedroom clock tor 800 come:
with the tsa: sell the clock W tn tea I. Sl.0O
Come to TIL MAS NJ. WIER'S. 1909 Mar
ket street, for those 20 cent peaches.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14

The howl about "troops at the polls
won't deceive anybody, and the less
wind the ferociOus Reform ed t'rs waste
in m ak NJ it he less will they exhaust
themselves. The whols North Under
stands this question thoroughly, and
it is the Noitn which will vote to put a
permanent muzzle on the Confederate
De no ra s tn Fall.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14
Straw HAls.

"Truth lies in a nutshell, and brew.
ity is the soul of wit" To be brief,
when the shell IL broken the truth will
be discovered that Rumford Bros, 404
Market street, give more satisfaction
for less money than any other house.
Complete assortment Of straw hats a,
low prices.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14

THE MILITARY interference bill which
the President vetoed, was put upon its
passage yesterday in the House
of Representatives. Notwithstanding
the Presidents veto when 1t was de-
feated, there being 127 in favor of, and
81 opposed 10 it, strict party vote tx
cept that all the nba ckers who vot-
ed at all, voted for it and three of them
did not vote either way.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14
President Eek els Charge Against
she Republican.


The President of the Board of Educa-
ton took occ; s on at the meeting OF
the Board on Monday to say emphat-
ically that the article which appeared
in the REPUBLICAN of that date in refer
ence to the partisan action of the Board
and e, cially Lis own partisan action,
was false from beginning to end. We
have only to say that it is very easy for
the President to make an assertion, but
much more difficult to prove his asser-
ton true. This mere say SO, will not
do in the face of overwhelming evidence
to the contrary We are assured by
all the Republicans in the Board with
whom We have conversed, that every
word Of what we said was true, while
Democrats who attended the caucus
when approached in regard to it, mys
terious!y shrus their shoulders, and
say there is more truth than anything
else in the article. We stated that one
Democratic member of the Boald, up
until two o'clock of the afternoon pre-
ceding the meeting, swore he would
not vote for the reelection of the pres
ent President. The same member has
since not only verified the truth OF
what we said, but went farther, and
said that up to five o'clock he swore ht
would not vote for him. Before tht
President denies this lie had better
consult the member alluded to. We
have not much faith in tricky politi
cans, but if he denies what he i:
Charged with saying, there are other:
to fall back upon, who overheard the
remark. But that Democratic caucus
settled all that business, and dose o.
soothing syrup from the President tc
tne stubborn member in the shape o
the book committee, and chairman OF
the visiting committee on No. l school,
rendered him as docile as Mary's little
lamb, and like the lamb he will run tc
No. | school, and afford infinite amusr-
msnt for the young ladies by affecting
French manners. 1t was no trouble
after ne had the promise of being mad,
chairman of those committees, in max
ing up his mind to vote for the re
election of the old President. But th'
amocratic caucus, Low about it, ant
who called it? Will the President de
nv that he called it, or at least that h
ur red the calling Of it 1t will not d
for the President to assert with tn
expectation Of being believed tha
there gas no truth in our Monday
article, xhen the refusal of the Repub
lican members of the Board to accep
appointments by the President, simply
because he lad converted the Boart
into political machine for the further.
ance OF his own ends. Perhaps thu
Prest lent the next time he denounces
what we say upon this subject as un
true, will give his reasons for saying
80, as a very large number of the mem
bers Of the Eoard say that what w
said was true, and that much NOR
might be truthfully said equally q
damaging.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14
REGISTER'S ORDERS.
. EGISTEK'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

L LIN . ohbLN.
REGISTERS OFFICE.
New CASTLE COUNTY, April 70 1879.
Upon the application OF John Williams
Executor OF James w. Williams. late of
Wilmington Hundred. in the said County
deceased. it is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executor aforesaid
give notice of the granting Of Letters
Testamentary upon the estate Of the de.
ceased with the date Of granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such Letters, In
six OF the most public places Of the county Of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the estate. to present the same
or abide by an act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period in
the DELAwARH REPUBLICAN, a newspaper
published In Wilmington, and to be con.
tinued therein three weeks. (e.e-d)
~, Given under the hand and seal o.,
}L.s. Office Of the Register aforesaid. at
49, New Castle. in New Castle county.
aforesaid the day and year above written.
5. Q. BlGGS. Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Executor. On or
before April y. 1880. or abide The Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Executor.
Address, Wilmington. Vel. ap
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14
TNTERPRISE.-Ifp push and pluck, Vim

NNTERPRISE.-Ifp push and pluck, vim
II and energy entitle a man to success,
then Charlie Kyle, the ice cream and conlec
tionery man, at the Second street market
house, sheuld be q successful man. Charlie is
succeeding In pleasing the people, and he is
rapidly building up a large trade. His busi.
ness is increasing so rapidly that he is com.
peled to re. model his old stand at the corner
Of Sixth and Orange streets. He has fitted the
store up in a tirst-class style. charlie has
been ut his stand Tor the past twenty five
years and his many customers will. no doubt,
be pleased with the new alterations made.
The grand opening takes place Gu saturday
rations for the event. He also supplies pic.
mics, rxcursio s and private families with ice
cream at all hours of the day, and at prices to
suit the times. my1
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14
GROCERIES and Wines and I

TINE GROCERIES and Wines and l.
T. quors exclusively for medicinal purlo.
ses. Rye whiskey for bathing purposes. Doc
per quart; extra old rye, 81; BuIk's old Irish
whiskey, sl25; Holland gin, 81; Old Tolh gin,
sl.50; extra port wine II. best $l.5o; extra gin.
ger brandy, 81. best $40: California chain
payne cider, first premium awarded at Exhi-
bition OF 1876. made purely from pears and
apples. it sparkes like champagne, ami is
strictly non Intoxicating. Per case, l d,zen
quarts, 80, do. dozen pints, $3.50: pure
Bavaran beer, imported, per case . dozen
plnts, $780, Massey's stock porter and ale,
dozen 2pints 81 80. These goods forwarded
to any address at the above prices. G. @. d..
will refund money II not satisfactory. A bar
rel oi extra family -four, delivered at $3.50: p
barrel ut the same rates, 75: "a barrel. Sl.3s;
N barrel, zoe. Flour exchanged If not salts
factory. All groceries as low asat any other
place in this city.
PETER J. FORD,
mhi-3m cod Third and Adams street,
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14

TIE weather is setting in exceeding
ly hot. At some points in New Hamp-
shire the Thermometer registered 100
degrees. What will it be in midsum.
mer.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14

SEEDS, SEEDS.-We have Just laid in our
y stock OF Fresh Genuine Reliable Gar
den Seeds, and advise all who may be trUu-
bled with an inclination to save their money
In their purchases. to try our Rock bottom
Prices, for we mean business.
W. N. CHANDLER,
milo No. Gil Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14

EVERY DAY that Congress remains n
8 ssion is ad ling 10 the Repull can
column th, usand Of votes at the &C.
tons this AMI T ext year.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14
Address. Milmi
d EGISTER'S ORDER
RrGJSTER.S OFFICE

J.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. htarch 25. 1879.
Upon the application Of Nah on NJ Child,
Administrator OF John Thompson, late Of
Christiana hundred, in SAID county deceased
1t is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Administrator aforesaid. give notice
Of the granting Of Letters oi Administration
upon the estate Of the deceased. with the date
ui granting thereof, by cnusipg advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date
of such letters, in six of the most public places
of the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
to present the same or abide by an Act OF AS
senbly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the DELAWARE RErrELICAN
a newspaper published in Wilmington, and
to be continued therein three weeks. (eod)
f~ Given under the hand and Seal Of
L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid. at
t~S New Castle, in New Caste county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. G. BlGGS, Register
NoTIcR.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased, must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator on
or before March Is, 1880, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
NJ. M. CHILD, Administrator.
Address. Wilmington, Del. ap3O
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14

THR Democrats are all at Sea yet since
the Presidents last veto, no caucus hav-
ing been held, and Of course they dare
not act without caucus dictation.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14

PRESIDENT Hayes l. stil master Of
the situation-and the De aotratic
Conpres, will have t. max aIcther
change of'' 10.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14
MARBLE AND GRANITE.

nROWN'S IMPROVED PATENT y Y
% VERSAL FAMILY SCALLn,
Handsomest, Che. pest, most Conyen,,eeS%1
Accurate Family Scale ever invehts"rr
only brass scale made fer l.6o. II Is PL,cbl P,cb
with an adjustable Indicator, with S,ns ~n,vI !.
can take the tare Of plate or anytnln,so m, Of
in weigh ing, Is always ready, never e'I Gul u rl
der. no weights TO hunt for, and w.' =
than save It's cost In months time Ct
z. PlCKEI.S. NO. l03 ShlPLEl rl,
Has the agency for this cit' and coun't
SHIPiEY fn P rs STREET. sr2iu
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14

WILMINGTON DELAWARE.
Our assortment of the finer grades Of Tea
and Coffee, and perfectly pure pepper and
spices generally, is one Of the best Prices
always right
SUGAR AT COST TO CUSTOMERS.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-14
A NOTE.

Tho s.Republican'' sttll leads In
circulation. Advertise where yOa
get the most fOr your money and
lhe s.kepubl'can" is that DaDer.