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PROFESSIONAL nnrr,n-

PROFESSIONAL n1pvc-ro
The following stars and comhin.no.
during the coming week, play At tha sa
named. Managers and agents n1as. s Ras
ward routes by Friday Of each wesrs d
Attraction Locotfo,
Anderson. Mary ..,....... .Stnhervtii. , ~
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rraudulen, Census Returns.

CHICAGO. Aug. l9.-The Intsr Oceans
Washington spsc,al SAYS: While the cen-
sus officials are 10th 20 admit that any
thing is wrong with the enumeration 10 the
South, they express determination TO
have certain suspicious counties re-enume-
rated under the supervision Of agents sent
from Washington. This will very easily
deter mins whether there is any ground for
such heavy gains. II sample counties Ia
ken in this way show fraud, it is probable
the whole South will be gone over again
with provisions of such character as to
forbid cheating. OF course Southern poll
ticians will resent any such move, and II it
is not accom- plished before the Confederate
Congress assemblies again the brigadiers
will forbid it ON the score Of economy or
some other pretsnse.
CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-Ths Inter Oceans
Washington special says it is understood .
new census Of South Carolina vill be or
dered, and under the law Superintendent
Walker, with the approval of tho Prssi-
dent, il empowered to remove the PIE sent
supervisors and make appointments with
out regard to those nominated by the Pres
ident and confirmed by the Senate, so that
the Census Eureau is fully empowered TO
investigate and verify the returns when
they are official. The populsticn as re-
turned by the ceusus Of 1870 was $50, 1913,
and according to she returns made of the
last CENSUS, so far as received, tse popu-
laliou 10 9S1, 400. j. Ia reparkable that
some Of the counties have wucb less pop.
n latiou than in 1876.
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The time va. when the Bin and Book

The time was when the Bin and Book
Law printing for the Territorial Legisla-
TIRES was STAT take" Times are chang
ed. instructions issued August IA, lsSO.ic
the Secretaries OF Territories by the Treas
ury Department establish the following
rates until further instructed. There will
not be SO much OF scramble for the work
at the prices named:
Composition on laws. joui uals, etc, y M Zoe
do bills and iucideotals do soc
Press. work per tokens pr, $50 imp. SOC
Full binding, per volums, QUO
Half do do -. 4Uc
Pfiuted owes. 2 pamphlet. .03c to loo
A few years since compo -iron was "
and other items in approximate proportion.
IL was reduced three years age TO $3.50, and
now that is cut In two in the middle. In
the meantime the expenses OF printing in
Montana have not been reduced over 25 per
cent.
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Killed IN a Had House.

DENVER, Aug. 10. "A travelling salesman
OF the well known tobacco warehouse Of
Abel Bros, named Marburger, was mys-
teriously murdered last night about 1880,
in house Of ill-fsme. The bullet went
through bis mouth and brain. Tue body
was found 10 the hallway 10 the rear OF the
building. Suspicion centers on Two men
Who came to the house with him in tho
early part Of che evening.
The police arrested this morning. Carrie
Smith, proprietress of the house Of ill
fame where Abram Mtrbutger was killed
last night; also. KITTY Campbell and one or
two others On suspicion OF beng implicated
in the murder. The men 10 the house at
the time. who last night kept quiet, this
morning gave full particulars To the detec-
tives, aud there Is little doubt but the right
parties have been arrested. 49,.
The quarrel, it seems, occurred over
fan. Carrie Smith applied approorious
spithets to Marbuiger, when hs loss his
temper, and tho woman followed him down
stairs and struck him with bottle. A
friend Of the woman then attacked Mar
burger, and struck him in the back Of the
head with q revolver, which entered the
skull. The city IS much excited over the
affair. MAJ burger leaves wife aud three
children
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having ha plcsd in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure Of consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections: also, positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all nervous CON-
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
felt IT his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering,
send free of charge to all who desire it
this recipe, in German, English or French,
with full directions for preparing and using,
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper.
W. W. SHxrAR,
149 Powers Block, Roche ,ter N Y.
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OUR NEW ROUTE EAST.
Quick Time, Low Rates and n Pleasan
Trip.

Hundreds Of MontaniaDs who have not been to tn
Estates for years, looking forward with pleasts
to a trip sometime during the present spring. The
cause of this general Is due largely to
long OF prosperity but vastly more to the fact
from Montana to cities OF both tbe Atlantic and Pa
c'ic slopes. The Utah Northcfn Railroad is as
last nea- that the former dreaded stage ride has
dwndled to one tnat, In comparison, Is mere pas
time. Passengers can leave Helena, Deer Lodge Butte
or Virginia CITY Monday ding, take breakfast
Louis, or San FrsncIsco on Saturday; or. abont the
1st OF Jane, they eau sho,ten this time aboat one
day.
The rails are now so near Red Rock that one may
fairy consider that the point at which the bulk OF the
East bound travel will this rpring change from the
cars OF the Utah q Northern. Red Rock Is only 160
miles sonth OF Helena ,l55 miles south OF Deer Lodge
100 miles poath of Butte, 106 miles from Virgins
City add so miles from Salisbury. Taking the aver
age OF the distance basis, find that the Rail
road at Red Rock has large advantage over the
coaoectlons are close aud sore through to all points
n the United States. The delays and uncertainties
Of navigation thus unknown on our southern
ioute. Considering the luxury safety and speed as
snred, the rates to Omaha from our prominent cities
500 Let Glass; SIS ID class, and s45 emigrantl
sale at the d6ereot Offices of Gwer, Salisbury &c Co.
to all important cities Ut the Union at proportionate
" low rates. Emgraut and second class passengers
have first class accommodations on slages-a marked
improvement on last years castom OF pusting them
through on mail wagons. Indeed, there 10 much
pleasure In store for the average Montinian who is
abont make his long anticipated trip East by rail-
and TO our readers in the East who contemplate a
Journey to Montana, we can commend the above
showing inst as heartily.
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coLoNIzINo INDIANA.

English Gets the shoe on the Wrong Foot
INDIANAPOLIS Aug. 10 Several days
ago n col ~ of n.gr.. mi ers ssre import
ed from R,cGmunI. w., into Fountain
county, By James Luz. VIM. Fl. English,
candidate for vice-President, summoned
Luz to Indianapolis to-day aud demanded
70 know Why be was bringing negroes into
Indiana, expressing bis indignation in the
strongest terms. Luz is strong Democrat
aud responded he could not get white men,
and the question Of voting had not entered
into his calculation. He had spent % 900
in transportation and should ALLOW no one
70 dictate to him. English has been par
tIcularly prominent in charging Rep1bli-
cans with importing negro voters, yet the
first case he investigates is that of . Demo-
crat and in Dan Voorhees, own district.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-the Times says .
Democratic mine operator ct Coal Creek,
Fountain county, Indiana, imported large
number Of negroes nom Virginia to work
in the pits. Candidate English, whose
special hobby just new ID negro colonjza-
ton, sent for the operator and demanded
an explanation. Tie employer said he bad
been unable to secure other help ; that the
transportation Of che blacks cost him $2,-
600 that the thought OF their voting had
not entered his mead. and that he did not
propose to be catechized about affairs purely
his owu. The mines in question are situa-
ted in Woo, nees, own Congressional dis
trict, where the "Tali Sycamore stated q
few monshs ago that thousands Of men
were out of employment, owing to tho ru-
inous financial policy Of the Republican
party.
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Hamnion,s Speech.

NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-Tne Tribune prints
side by side two reports Of Wade Hamp-
Son's speech az Stsuntou on July Goth.
One as taken at the time and printed in
the Slauoron Valley Vi'giaian, and the
o.her recent, put i,:tI ~ -ndnsed per-
s,oally bv Hampton nom xnch tl,e off D.
slve passages 10 TIL. former arr carefully
elimiuased. The Tribune shoss that he
does uot deny the ceu,acy - tue trst re-
pot, and that Ihe PASSAGES wb'gh rsmain
10 his pcrsoaa,,y enc orsed p" version are
precisely the same IN punctuation aud
phrase as those in the Virginsan's report.
The 10. ser a'eo says We do not know what
was in Hampton miD J. : b. u ho delivered
bis speech in Stauutoo, but No know what
his language meant. He declared that the
Democratic party uuder Hancock's lead
was fighting for the ssme principles that
Lee aud jackson fought for, aud for which
the Southern soldiers died. There was no
qualification in the terms used.
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TELE5RAMS IN BRIEF.

Charles Atwood, of the Chicago Times.
died in California Thursday.
Mis-. (divorced) Tanner says her husband
isa fraud and takes liquid nourisbmeut
Who cares?
Furious thunder and lightning sto' ms
east, the wind and lightning doing much
damage.
St. Julien was to go against ,:1's on
Tbursds j..
DR.. A. @. TAFT, Archbishop of Canter-
bury, is reported about to marry we'll
known London lady.
William Thompson, formerly Known
~ "Bendigo," the famous prize fighter
and latterly revivalist preacher, Is dead.
LONDON, August 2S.-The greater part
OF Miss Nelson's property. valued at abou t
GAO, 900 sterling. is left to Rear Admiral
Henry Carr Glenn, G. B. Henry Compton
received a,lekAcy Of e1.000.
LONDON, Aug 2l.-Tbe celebrated &C
tress, Mrs. Charles Ksa, ellen Tree) Who
TetlVtu irou INC stoko ou WIG oo"'" W Nv.
husband, 10 dead.
SIMLA, Aug. 19.-Rumors have reached
here that Ayoob Khan attacked the south
side of Csndahar at the ShIkarah gate. A
cannonade was kept NJ from morning to
evening on three sides of the city. The
British loss is trifi,ng.
NEW YORK Aug. 19.-Beaumo ont Buckle,
the young man who shot and seriously
wounded the son of John G. Thompson
Seryeaut-at arms of the House OF Represen-
tattves, has been again nominated to DO q
cadet at West Point by Congressman Wei
born Of Texas.
CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-The 2lss annual re-
port Of the Chicago & Northwestern rail
road makes q remarkably favorably show
ing. The gross earnings we're t7.349, 349,
Including among other things 81, 7S', S4s
from passengers and $l2,9U0,777 from
freight.
NEW Yoex, Aug. 10. -Nell,e Holbr"ok,
who stumped California for Hayes in rs,
will stump New York for Garfield and Ar
thur, making her fist speech here in Chick
eripg Hall early in September, after which
she will speak in the prineipa, cities Of the
State.
New York, Aug. 20-Tbe will Of Dud
ley Field has been offered for probate. HI
gives to the daughter Of his sister, Mrs
Musgrove, $40 600; to VIM. Ashburner o.
San Francisco his gold watch, and all Tho
rest Of his estate to his wife.
RICHMOND. Va, Aug. 19.-Hon. Jamei
Alexander suddenly died at his residence II
Gooshlaud coanty. this morning, aged q
years. He represented this district Ia thu
Goth and BAD Congresses, defeating JohI
Miuor Bats. He Was = member OF thu
Peacs Commission 10 1851, and was elected
to the Confederate Congress the same yea1
aud made ConfedeI ate Secretary Of War IL
1862. ..... .. .-.......z. -.
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LEaIsLATIvE APPoRTIoNMENT.

In pursuance TO the act Of Congress Gov
ernor Potts has issued his Proclamation
for the election of members Of the Legis'a-
ture on the basis Of appor.ionmeut pub
lished last week, recognizing the legality OF
the acts OF the majority Of the Board al
though he would not sign the apposrioo-
ment 40 determined upon BY the Democrat
10 members. The more this appor;ionrent
10 oouside.ed the more Questionable it is.
We believe the intent Of the law at least
has been violated, both in the Council and
House appor. ioument, but the peculiar
wording Of the ara. use which requires ''al-
lottiug members of each house of the Leg
,slatiye Assembly to the different sessseas,"
instead OF countless pro rata accordioR
to the population, may p,eveur aoy legal
question being successfully made. IL GER
tainly would have been the better msthod
TO give each county entitled TO one oc moro
Council or Hoase msmbsrs BY lis popola-
ton, that Councilma or Representative
and use the fractions for joint members.
As Il 10 nov, the Council based on Judicial
Districts will be composed entirely Of
members each osteusibly representing the
interests OF three or foor oouuties having
diverse interests to consider and where %
election contest 90 special issus nay do
privs ceitain counties Of any PERSONAL rep
rsseu,atiou In ths Couuci,. Aside from any
political considerations. this constitutes Z
serious defect 10 the apporriocmsot and a
other win BE- demanded at the ensuinG
session. Oar Republican Convention
should consider this matter 10 oil ITS aspectl
and demand OF the next Legislature such
an apportionmeut - win BE- just 70 81
counties and inssrssts, industrial and polit
49, @3#NG& 9Nk8a&MMN se#64F8@w sBsRAsa4
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Decay ofthe Teeth

Arises from various causes, but principally
it, may be att i5uted to early neglect OF
psstes, which give momentary Wilderness
to the teeth while they oorrode the enamel.
The timely use of that delicate aromatic
tooth-wash. Fragrant SOZODONT, will
speedily arrest the Progress OF decay, harden
the guns, aud impart delightful fragrance
to the breath. 1t removes those iavages
which people sustain in their teeth from the
use Of sweet and acid articles. $50 I'm
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The Pope's Appointments.

ROME. Aug. l9.-As tho Cous'story to-
morrow the Pope will Announce the follow
ing appointments
P. Mauugus, Virginia City, New. Bish-
CD 10 partibus with future succession to
Bishop; O'Connell. Grass Valley, Cal. Rev.
PoritiIlo Bishop in partibus and Wear
Apos, ole ~ Lower California; James Latd
Pafternon, Bishop in partlbus.
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A Maryland Gold Mine.

BALTlMoEE, Aug. 20,-Ths American
ed,torially announces the great success OF
the Montgomery gold niss. Is miles from
Washington, ~ uss Of the California Rob-
srts electrical rsdsotien proesss. The mius
had been worked 10 months b ~ ordinary
stamp process, = steady lsss, because ef
its iebellious character. A Roberts furnace
vas recently erecsd, aud the tsst for the
Rrss days work with it In the presence Of
the inventor and others. yielded Us dollars
to the ton u cost Of $3.50. The average
yield in the hands Of ths ordinary mill en-
ployses continues u over e57 70 the too.
Folton B. Angus Of tho Amsricas arc the
principal owners Of the property. and ars
greatly elatsd b. their success. Ths quartz
vein, in which abound salphursts. has bssn
traced to distance Of several miles.
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Tie Returning SioSx.

WASHINGTON Aug. 20.-The wholesale
surrend-' - tn bitnsr,o unsubmss've
Sioux Iudisss WHO vent INTO Canada, 70
now taki,g place at Fort keogb. tbs
was not aI.x pec'ed and the po''cv Of tho
guverom.sf witb reference rbe'e.o was de-
cfded upnn lone b-fu.e the I"dia1a beaa
TO make their appearance. O'6e,s weis
sent 10 he Depar. men; Commander to per-
NIT ,bs SUI render of all Iodaus wiling 10
su. lender Internationally and submit tbem-
selves and their property to the disposition
of the government. Sioux and other 10
dams who are coming into Fort Keegh
come cooditionally as piisoners OF war.
They will be promptly dissrmed aud dis
mouuted, their arms and ponies sold and
the p'oceeds turned into provisions for
their temporary subsistence, and eventual
~ they will be turned over to the Interior
Department and transported to some point
on the west side Of the Missouri river, and
as far south as practicable, where they will
be placed on reservat'oo and kept there
by sucb means Of restraint as may be
found necessary. The War Department
does DOT understand that the 1900 o. more
Indians who have surrendered ale on their
way To Surrender 81 Fort Keogh have any
| other than q merely nominal connection
with Sitting Buil. They went north ut the
| same time he did but have never t.en to
aty extent under his personal control. and
the movements and intentions of that chief
are regarded by the Department with in.
difference. IT he chooses to come in and
surrender, we'll and good II not, he ms,
stay on the Can idian.. side OF the line. The
General of the Army does not think Sitting
Bull exercises or has exercised any import
aut influence over tn, Indians from rheil
appearance in such large numbers at The
agency. The troops in the vicinity ais
fully able to check anv hostile movement
which might take place, aud The disorderiy
conduct reported Is regarded By the Wa
Department Is the natural lawlesspess and
turbulence OF savages con,ug 10 10 suct
large numbers, but without hostile inteu-
l lions. . .--. ...sz. .MT z.- ..
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Notes OF the Day.

Kisses sweetsn . farewell. They are
the cream Of ts-ta, as II were.
Thomas Carlyle can no longer read Or
write. He lacks bat months of being SO
years old.
The salmon fisheries on the Fraser river
have proved failure and the boats are to
be withdrawn.
The Central Pacific y. Gpl.. IL is r.r nrt-
ed, will place separate cT 1T Chm ST on
the local trains. ...s
Dr.. HERE'S Invention il the only telephone
thar was succrssfu, a. the trial across the
British Channel. ...
IL is reported th It Gen. BraSmao, ex-
Govern nor OF Idano, - anout va buy one
half interest IN Tue Bo,se City Republi-
can.
Says Judge Jere Black: Bradlaugh IL
not 80 good looking as Ingersoll, but az a
bold blasphemsr be eau beat his American
rival all hollow"
Gen. Fremont attended ths Garfield re-
ceprion 10 Now York. Said Fremont: "The
fist Republican candidate Tor President
erests tho latest"
Mrs. Laugtry Is 90 longer called he Jersey
Lily. Society has gwen her another pet
nane-the Amber Witch. She 10 said TO
be lovelier than ever.
A faithful brother 10 q fairfield, Iowa,
church recently prayed fol- the absent men,
bers who were "prostrate on beds OF sick
moss and chairs Of wellness.
Don't dance her too bard stranger"
said q careful emigrant mother at ball to
a young man who had just taken her
daughter out on the floor "don't shake
her up too lively, for she's cb"ck full Of al
kali"
General Walker, Superintendent Of the
Census, was the hero of quite an adventure
durIng the war. He was member Of
General Hancock's staf.at the time. Hav
ing been made prison NJ the Reams
Station fight he was taken to Petersburg
for safe keeping, but he maosged to store
himself into tobacco tierce until after
dark, when be stole away to the banks OF
the Appoma:tox. There he Invested him.
self of his clothing, and, pluuaiug in, swan
for the opposite shore. Unfortunately be
landed inside the enems's picket line, aud
was recaptured, seeing the interior of q
Richmond prison after all.
Great interest is felt in Chicago In the re-
port that Jay Gould has designs upon the
| Northern Pacific route across the conti-
nent. and that be has the Rocky Mountains
full of surveyors for the purpose OF dis
covering the best route fCr branch Of tb,
Union Pacific from Cheyenne IN Puge
Sound. It is believed he is going to do thil
to head off tho Northern Pacific road.
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AUSTIN. Aug. "a Matt and Bill Potter,
Roll Dubiin and Jim Mulkins plead guilty
Of robbiDg the malls and were sentenced 10
pears.
Parties from the west report Victorio's
IDdisne whipped t,rierson instead Of bsing
whipped and arc nov IN Mexico.
Daring diflculty Saturday ~ Lrevills,
90 mslss from hsrs. thsss Lsstie6sld broth
-. william, Phipp ard Hoossos, ssrs
killed.
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The Convention called Tor the purpose OF eec'ns
nlsgatcs 10 the Territorial Convention, nominating
full County Ticket clectins new Central Com ant
fee and for the Transaction OF such other busness W
may come bcf3re the Convention.
The Commii.ee uIge that there be tuh attend
auce. BY old,r Of the Committee.
CHAs. 8. WARREN, Chairman.
F.E. GLEASON, Secretary.
RrTTE August 10, 1880
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TERRITORIAL.
MlssoULA COUNTY.


Nj ,oui,sn.
The walls Of M. Dickiuson's new bssioess block
ere about completed, and WORK Oh The Pew Calpo'ic
chanel is proer.ss ny foely, Missoa'a can well be
proud OF these two buildings whea they a'e GEN.
p.eted.
The NissouRan gives the Kate Putaam Dramatic
Company splendid notice
Niue troters from the upper country are ex pected
to come DEAN - the Nssoula Fair Among the uum-
Der i'll be Tue weil-known Mountain Chief RON New
Chicago, one OF the most haodsome Kentucky bred
stations In Montsna.
MADISON COUNTY.
MsdisouIsn 81. .
TwccSy-ei4ht VI, ,:oians star,ed 10. Wonderland
last Wednesday.
A destructive hail storm Is reported from the upper
Rnby last sundy 1t Is said that the COPS In the vi
entity Of Home Park were cn,ie's destroyed. We
hope The dis aster was not as bad pictures II
to have been.
Mrs. John p. Bruce. accompanied BE- Miss Nellie
Wright, arrived on "Wednesday spd stopping Ell the
Rodgers House.
Jsdge II. N. Maaus ari vcd from the Black Hills
on sa,urday, bringog with hin his three children.
WHO will be placed Iu The care OF his s'sieria law,
Mrs. A. n. De ~, OF Meoow creek. He leit 60 tibe
EasI again on Wednesday.
MEAGHER COUNTY.
Hnsbandman.
There are sid 10 be more Indians N the vicinity
Of the post than there has been in that region
for the past six ycars.
| WIN. Edgars flock Of sheep which has been in the
Missouri Valley for the past two months passed this
week for its winter quarters ON the Judith.
I'd. Morrison. capitalist from the plst, Is making
extensive improvements on the MussesheIl. He has
purchased flock Of 2008 sheep In Oregon which be
will bring Mp next year. In the meantime win make
/ resdy He bought Is tons OF ranch supplies this
summer and 10 going to work In shape.
There IL to be double foot race In few days be-
| tween John Sweeney. SAINT schwab, d. p, Tsk, and
DR.. Rcccc. The two uctofs viii then be matched and
the victor OF this 10 to take the track against
.ime The backing 10 In favor OF Schhab for mp hill
bat liza Down grade 10 chosen Sweeney win be the r.
yorite.
gentleman named BrownweIl oe Red BluHs, Cal.
arrived b. Sundays coach and went on Monday b,
private Conveyance to Hatch Bros.' ranch On Ii,
AusseIsheli. Mr.. Brownwell 10 an extensive wool
grower and has flock OF about i0Cl, hesa now en-.
reuts for Montana IN charge Of his son. He precedc,
bic Ao~k for the purpose OF nsking the neesssa
preparations for watering thsn. He hroushs in
large hock last year. bat fading the market GOOD dis
possd Of them Immediately spon arrival This seaso,
- win not probably se III HE drive, but establish
ranch snd become ideatiAsa with the country.
IL DkAvERHEAD COUNTY,
M Atlantis, 10.
Pat 0reys disease ID nervous prostitution ana be
drzesously n.
Frank Gllg'slast improvements q h,s Srsvsry oon