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THE STORE AND The TRADE.

A study of this ground plan, incom-
plete as it is, will give you better idea
of the store, and of what is in it, than de-
scription can do. The store covers 2X
acres; a basement is under, and galleries
are over, a part. The whole affords
somewhere about S acres of room.
This particular business is a. years old;
it began in 1876 with clothing; in 1877
it became general store with such goods
as you see in the plan, with carpets. up-
holstery, furniture, and kitchen-furnishing
upstairs. Since that time gallery after
gallery has been added; and there is
not an inch of room to spare anywhere
To the surprise of many, it has Aourished
while trade was languishing almost
everywhere else.
To us there is no mystery about it;
nothing surprising even unless it be
surprising thatso conspicuous business
should ever be misunderstood. We do
nothing more than simply to provide
facilities tor your getting what you want.
We don't mean to say that other
facilities are not provided for distributing
goods; but that's a different thing.
We provide so that you get what you
want, exactly aOhat you 70ant! In the
first place we've got it. In the second
place we send it. And if we send you
the wrong thing, or if You think the
charge is too much you bundle it back
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MARYLAND ITEMS.

William V. Lucas, prominent citizen OF
Esnt, is dead.
Yellow laundice is epidemic in Onankock;
and talTy pullings are the rage there.
The St. Michaels Comet says: "The Dclq-
,rs1n persists in writing it 'preventa-
i've.
Chapter Of AccidentS.-Rev. D. C. Ride-
x.y. who was transferred to an Ohio Con
terence has recently had perfect avalanche
If accidents to befal the family. First, Mr..
Riieway was taken down with severe ILL
as,s Then Mrs. Rdgway, his wife, barely
.,esped with her life from fire, her clothing
Uniting from an exploded coal oil lamp.
Then little Eugene fell from cart and in
inred himself very seriously. Next anoth.
Of the boys tumbled into canal, near his.
home. and barely escaped drowning. And
asa cap to the climax, the third one while
psTing hanging with number Of his COM
banions hung himself in fact, and life was
nearly extinct when he was taken down by
servant woman from the kitchen.-Cs Il
Who
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~ us.
We tell of these things in the news
papers, because there are thousands of
you who don't know what we are
doing; thousands Of you don't know the
character of the stock that fills these S
acres; thousands of you who, therefore,
buy where you pay more money.
We are every merchants fair and
open competitor. We do not expect to
gather millions of trade from all over
the country without meeting opposition
and misrepresentation. Some will be-
lievc whatever is said against us. The
only answer we make is: Send back
whatever you don't want at the price.
We want your trade. You want our
goods; or would want them, if you
knew. No matter how far away you
may be; you will do we'll to send to
us for some things. We ask you to
write to us about something you have
present occasion for.
When we get in communication with
you, we shall have one means of winning
your trade, viz, by pleasing you. When
we have won it, we shall have one means
of keeping it viz, by dealing with you
as we deal with everybody: giving you
large return for your money, and sup
plying your wants so intelligently that
you will write us for what you want as
naturally as you say good morning"
to your next-door neighbor.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

OHERIFFS SALE
y BY virtue of writ of Venditioni Exponas TO
me directed. will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Hotel of Peter 2. Collins, in the Town of Smyrna
Duck Creek Hundred. Kent County and State of Della
ware, on THURSDAY. the 23rd day of December,
1880 at O'Clock, NJ, the following Real Estate to
wit:
All that certain lot piece or parcel of ground
situated on the public road leading from Cloaks mill
TO Smyrna, in KentOn hundred. Kent county and
State of Delaware. adjoining land of the heirs of
James BristOr land of the heirs of George View and
ether land and said to contain Three Acres of Land
be the same more or less, the improvement upon
which is a OneStOry frame dwelling house &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the property o!
JOHN F. SALISBURY, Administrator of SUSAN
DARIAS deceased and terre tenant and will be sold
for cash.
FRANCIS NJ. DUNN, Late Sheriff.
Sherifs Office Dorer DEL.
NOT. 80, 1880.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

-, METHODIST overwhelmingly
4sBrE1 N and7I5P.M NJ. Sunday Schools A. ~ and
9tU,' PRAYER Meetng-Tuesdays at 7l%PM Rev.
z Il Haynes. Pastor
,-rrvs PROTESTANT overwhelmingly
ST. ft y, Ol% A. NJ and "a Pm. Wednesday-74 p NJ
msss Day-915 AN. Sunday School-2P. NJ Rev
ssln' n GORDON, Rector.
"-.,rRtAX- Sunday-Preaching at 1917 A. NJ and
PRElB' sunday School, P NJ. Prayer Meeting
!3ffsTst7l9 P. NJ. Rev. J. 7. Umsted. Pastor.
odd Fellows Hall-Second Sunday Of
CA1HU-n month. at 10 A. NJ, and P. NJ Rev, j. II.
lyons fySi Pastor
.!-rxxr1I. METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Colored)-Sun-
CEsS'IrhPreachng at 1917 A. NJ. and p. NJ. Rev Geo
n waters, Pastor
~ METHODIST overwhelmingly
H ts al A. NJ and ~ P. NJ. Rev. Jacob W. Wilks-
SSmS Pastor
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A GREAT PAPER.-We desire to call the.
attention of our readers to one of the.
greatest newspapers of the age-one that
secures the best writer's in this country and
Europe, regardless of expense; has the.
best and fullest hook reviews Of any paper
in the country; has able articles upon
financial subjects; has departments devoted
10 Fine Arts Biblical Research something
TIA. cannot be found in any other news.
piper in the United States), Farm and
GARDEN, Insurance, Weekly Market Re-.
ports, Cattle Market, Prices Current, Dr. :
Goods Quotations, etc.-in fact, a. new. }.
paper fully suited TO the requirements of
every family, containing a fund of informa.
ton which cannot be had in any other
shape, and having wide circulation all
over the country and in Europe. We refer
to the Independent, of New York. The
largest, the ablest, the best" See adver.
t'ement, in another column, and send for
Teclnen copy. nov 24-3w
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lobe? or not to De? That is the cues.
rI@ Whether tbs nobler in the mind to
11sF the aches and pains that human flesh
! heif to, when overtaken by a severe
Suen or cold, or to purchase bottle of
Slne' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hoar.
22ound' and by thus opposing, end them.
0.a BY all druggists. 25 and 30 Cents per
Smyrna times., 1880-12-08

Murder will out-even after FIVE months.
iWo men have been arrested and held upon
[ae charge OF killing the old lady who was
Fny'tterlOusly strangled at Tappan, n. Y.
l1N JUL y. The bloody marks on her neck
showed that one of her murderers lacked
PIE nnger, and this was the clue that has
EeT' at this late day, resulted in the arrest
|O these men.
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SECRET SOCIETIES,

,,,,,vy LODGE No. Is. A. F. A. M.-MeetS First and
Mini Thursday evenings Of each month, at
o'clock.
,x,v; STAR LODGE. No. c. l. o. o. F.-Meets every
AsPiday evening, at o'clock.
,,.noSyELL ENCAMPMENT, No. 2-Meets Second and
Nrrth Tuesday evenings of each month at clock
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The INDEPENDENT,
Inc foremost religions newspaper of the Izna.J
States. "-JosEPH Cook.


nn iIG INDEPENDENT seeks tho no,.o.
1a4 ", ."ree grounds as follows ''0"Sse OF the
ist' 1t IS tie iargcst ,rcekh, ,ol;a.
""PgF P"bfShed IN tie corIJ '''g'""S meTs-
,cr;tc,.a r"P'"yS rs contributors ,,,o,.c ri.
,oee%I,, o. @s nome and abroad, than Tn ot 0oas
81. 1t giccs its reo5o,..
t5s, ,'S a'9 wore and FILTER denart,,, ram9e
~ 'HmJ ena elsewhere in anu Journal '"o"
md In t eollN,DEPENDENT consists If 20 ,o-o,
type the nagn printed from clear y6e I'VE GUY
really pri1te5 iii Theeky and, hence every ssTn %
TTTnalllcaIy it is unexcclled vi Goou paper, and
politics science rG OF prominence in religion
HFiSVe ht OF human know ledge Nh r any other de.
devoted 10 BitIi,s,l rs II mS regular ,leDartn,a,.'.
teliGence Book Rcyirwt' " iHSi"i>. Religious In.
tin, gay chooi EduratiGn S,.i.rt" al! news the
ualites News Of NE W Gmont> OF ministers TrTt0
IN matters including Weekly p,i @i uuu CONNER
crS s,d at4C Market, Dry Goods Ounta,to' hSIhtt
nn ,"i rarm!ng and Insurance IT, i'er1IIS, FLOW
paftment il gives news and Sr,,i IN us IegiouS de-
r" WI 'hrl>tanS eltryv here In r "ii ueiiOhilha
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~ |il Ccral pages of >turie> a,,0 no. @ ~ i ul
~ Wlu ana Young are given o. nr poems adaTted
cuIumn of Puzzles e''e-' ever! week, with Q
are publi~IeG w.! T1e sermons by eminent minister,
diSrlIssrd i me current topics of The io, .
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are not AFRAID to state our OPTIONS ''s0F'
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They said: "She never told her lore.
pui let concealment like a worm in the bud
|eed on her damask cheek" but when
|afy found it was not love, but the remains
y cold that was surely and sadly leading
p consumption, they procured for her a
polite OF Slnes' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
pad hoarhound. 1t is needless to remark
E:at she recovered. Sold by all druggists.
: cents per bottle.
Smyrna times., 1880-12-08

II GENERAL Garfield should cause it to be
.aerstood that no man who asked him for
-O1ee between now and the 4th of March
'.aa get one, he would be likely to have
more quiet winter.
Smyrna times., 1880-12-08

Indictments we're found Friday against
'O,ePh Hart, c. A. Byrne. Kenward Philip,
.na Louis f. Post for criminal libel in the
S1T " Of the forged Morey letter plot; S.
/ NO'ey was indicted for perjury.
Smyrna times., 1880-12-08

M r. SMYRNA, DEL, Dec. 9th, 1850.
|a1er OR-Pease allow me a short space in your
N ir ~aicn is to be held at B. H. f. Church ON the
WhisS Inc subject which is to be debated upon +:
Eeatrosas es the most reason TO complain Of the i'll
he von o the White Man, the Indian or the Negro
|B a,11s men seem 10 take great delight in differ
|hgI3 colsens Those wishing good hearty laugh
evening ~; gown and hear the argument on that
s' which is TO commence at O'clock.
deSlw Yours Respectfully,
jos. NJ. KENTON.
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w. K. Iappan, Contractor and Builder,
ppv.euo, Ohio, says AN Excelsior Kidney
~ relieved me of pain in the side of ff.
Is years standing. Please send me anoth.
h Pad.-See adv.
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0yE EXPERIENCE FROM MANY.-"I had
been sick and miserable SO long and had
caused my husband so much trouble and
expense. no one seemed to know what allied
ne, that was completely disheartened
and discouraged. In this frame of mind |
got bottle of Hop Bitters and used them
unknown to my family. soon began to
improve and gained SO fast that my hus-
band and family thuughtit strange and IN
1itural but when told them what had
htPed me, they said "Hurrah for Hon
b1ers! long may they prosper, for they
haze made mother we'll and us hapny -
The Mother. -.Hom3 Journal.
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Elliott, johnson 3 Co.,

BANKERS and BROKERS,
WILMINGTON DELAWARE
Special attention given 10 Telegraphic Orders in
Stocks. Bonds, &c, which are bought and sold on
Commission only. either on Margin or for Investment
in New York or Philadelphia. We have direct pirate
iCiTes running from offices tO the New York and
Philadelphia Stock Exchanges enabling US to furnish
quotations simultaneously the sales ar. made.
Government Bonds bought and sold. Mortgages
carefully negotiated NH Sly
Rs-w We have 500, 900 to loan on good first.
class Mortgages al perUen per annum
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-26

ton had ths pewer 70 report rules for tho gov
eFnipo nj Of tho convention. whereupOn suEs
1esflop wns made that The rulee Of the DemQ-
crstie Na'iopal Convention Vi 1874 be adopted.
but meeting with strong opposition II was not
pressed. snd the COMMITTEES was Instructed TO
report rules.
Mr.. Morton. Of Maaeaeh usettH, moved TO make
the rules Of the convention Of 1874 the rules OF
the pr, sent convention.
MI. Morse. q Louisiana. moved to amend BY
rule requiring = vote RI two.thfrds for the
nomination ri President"
On thia long and animated debate took place.
which was Interrupted by q crash, caused by
slight sinking Of the Rallsry.
Whom tho convention WAS again called 10
order Mr.. Howard. Of MARYLAND. proposed to
make n report In part ltOIa the committee On
cr.dent,alp. but the obair decided that \ would
not be In order til tho pending question (th0
two.thirdA fuk was disposed OF.
After. some discussion ~ 10 rules. Mr..
Howard moved TO Icy the resolution pro.
vidL. 4 for the adoption Of the two thirds rute
on he table and on n vote By States the vote
ato d yeas 12t. nays 1g1.
Mr, Morton. Of Massaehusetts. moved tho
prevlgus QUESTION. and tho motion was sus-
tanned.
Tho question being on the resolution adopt
Ing the two-tblrds rule, the vote by States WAS:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-26
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 2s.-The Times this morning.
In leading editorial on the prorogation, de-
nrUcAtee the unqualified censures OF the Lib
eral leaders upon the dead Parliament. and
says: Lord Harrington contemplates without
reegrut what he considers the undgnitied end Of
"A assembly In which he played 4 ,nsiderable
Dart. Mr.. Gladstone has been still more con
20 him or to Mr.. John BRIGHT that any contempt
cAAt on the late Parliament or on majority Ia
the House of Commons must necessarily be
transferred to the electors BY whom the mem.
11rs OF that House were returned. The Parlia-
nont OF 1874 had to pass through q violent
4eorm and to 60 to the country through great
danger, and Ii has left In peace and amid re-
tnrnlnR prosperity. This IL no unsatisfactory
epltAph.
LONDON. March CA dispatch from Dublin
10 the Times says. Charles Parnell and James
q Bt99ar have decided that. conjointly with
1r. J. O'Conner Power. there shall be run In
county Mayo one ol the prisoners recently sen;
imprieonment for assaulting process servers.
LONDON. MARI 2s;-Ex Empress Ehgenie and
the scene of the Prince Imperial's death.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-26
NEWS OF THE OLD WORLD.
a Budget Of Information from
Europe and the East.
The Times on the Liberal Leaders =
Russia Preparing to Invade Tur-
keatan--A Concession to the
ls Mobiles General For
eign Notes.
RUSSIA.

IN. rErEnsnuRo. March ae.-PrepRrations Tor
IN expedition. under command Of Gen. Skobc-
Oh, against the Turkomans cf Central Asia are
IL sattys progress. Railroads will be built
simultaneously from Krasnovodsk to the Tchi-
kaslAn. and from the latter plnce to Ohatte.
Cen. Skobclof will be provided with more than
double the Usual proportion of artillery. Cor
sespondents will not hs allowed to accompany
tho expedition, and the press has been official-
} notified not to publish anything relating
thereto. Gen. skobelofr's departure has been
postponed until Friday.
New York. March ae.--A London special says:
Vienna dis patches announce that Russia IL
0eeking ap alliance with Japan asainet China
3soooOo0 from the Pekin government to pur.
chase eight gunhoNts In Ergland or In the
United States to defend the coasts against pos
slbl0 attacks OF Russia. Ruesia is meanwhile
0nganlsinx native tribes In the vicinity OF
KnldiA for the defense OF that place against
VIENNA, March 2s.-The Emperor of Russin
has presented to Prince Alexandria. OF Bull
eariR. war steamer. 1000 rifles and several
krupp gums.
s emolensk. The marshal Of nobility commu-
ntcatod to the assembly the circular ~ the
Minister OF the Interior. announcing that the
right Of the Governors to refuse to confirm the
election OF mnrskRls OF nobility on the ground
or their being III. disposed toward the govern. /.
mont has been Rnnulled. The announc ement
Was received with great enthusiasm.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-26
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Muoh-Esteemed Virgiuian Taken Fol-
Another Person and Killed.

RICHMOND, March 25.-Information was re-
respected citizen OF Charlotte county. WAS shot
and instantly killed Monday night by Andrew
J. Cassidy. It is stated that Cassidy mtstook
Mossly for negro with whom he had diff
Guilty.
TERRIBLE CYCLONE IN NEW CALEDONIA.
SAN FRANCIeco, March IS 5-Advices from Ans
tralia report that terrible cyclone struck New
and caused great damage to buildings plants-
tiOns and shipping. Fourteen vessels are
aground or missing.
A SALOON WRECKED BY dUNpoWDER EXPLOSION.
DUBLIN. March 26,-A saloon in this town was
blown up With powder early this morning. It ts
alleged, by temperance people. The building
was wrecked. but no one injured.
FATAL EXPLOSION OF sAwMILL BOILER
COLUMBUS. Ga. March 25.-The boiler Of
Namples's sawmill. In this county. exploded to-
day. killing two white men and one negro;
TORONTO EDITOR SHOT By AN EMPLoYE.
TORONTO. Ont. March 25.-Hon. Geo. B rown,
editor and proprietor Of the Toronto Globe. was
By discharged employe named Bennett. The
wound was serious. but not dangerous. Ben
nett was arrested.
TEXAS STAGE COACH ROBBED By HIGHWAYMEN.
FORT Worth. March ,25.-The east bound
stage OF the Fort Worth and Yuma line was
halted at Bsar Greek this morning at O'Clock.
and the passengers. two In number. robbed.
Fortunately s.. constituted the entire amount
found on hand. Mr. LittleholIe. oi This city.
sengers. Bear Geek Is eighteen or twenty
miles west Of this ct y. Tae htghWaymen were
diesuaded from their intent to cut and rob the
pouches By the rider. ALL Baker.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Adverse Report on a Proposition to Renew
a Patent for Sugar Evaporators.

wAsH1NaroN, March 2s. The Senate Commit
tao on Patents to day agreed TO rerort adversely
on the proposed extension OF the Cook patent
faeturing Company. OF Olncinnati. Tho COM
nnittee's adverse action is based on the remark
ably large number Of protests aaainst m ex-
tension from PRODUCERS OF oil kinds OF sugar.
from Minnesota TO Texas.
ON TOUR or INSPECTION.
Con. Dumont. supervising inspector OF steam
vessels. left to-day for Charleston. Savannah
and Jacksonville. on business connected with
pLEAsrog PROTECTION.
Robert Patterson. OF Philadelphia. the largest
owner Of cotton and woolen mills In the United
K.s aas Il. Hea.s w,s sr S meSas
OF duties on cotton machinery. Such q meas.
hs .r Toqa m sxcns sri "Sa
to cotton manufacturers themselves. The only
persons benefited would be English manufac-
tprers ef textile machinery who az so9n ts
would ask what prices they pleased. Further
better than The Eagl, which would then be- take
ii the Union ID more Interested than Georgia
n the protection q American maehinSMry M and "a
Georgia comes Alabama and Tennessee. With
cotton, Iron ore and coal IN the greatest abund-
ance. and boundless water power: the The, child . ls
States competing with Pennsylvania in manu-
factures and their Oongressmen the most ar
dent defenders OF home industry.
NOMINATION REJECTED.
The Senate In executive session to-day. after
q long debate. rejected the nomination OF OApt.
Jas II. JeWett, Rs Commodore.
CHANGE IN A SENATE CLERKsHIP.
Paul Jones. OF Tennessee, has been appointed
assistant financial clerk Of the Senate. vice Mr..
resigned to accept position under the National
Board OF Health.
THE RELIEF SHIP CONSTELLATION.
Secretary Thompson has ordered the com
mander of the Irish relief'ship Constellation tn
proceed to Dublin ~ soon as the cargo is all
on board. and report othe Herald relief COM
mittee.
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thev might as we'll vote b., mall. sueh con-
stru9tion is to condemn the action Of the ne-
pne'iGsns Il many other States eesa.'9pn
Ions. don't see Why ihis convention shenid
Texas can instruct e her sia,eea Fl na eesates which
We eend. as we'll M other States
1ndxg 09anesrs heard the T. IT,
under s nusaee - y tSo rsn
That tho manner In which he was received In
,a!xeston y M !. md M other states ey re Pe,npYras
end he Democrats are warning his Judgment.
Why. Hlrs. the Democrats can't help Themselves.
Shall sna y We ssy we don,t want geaWae 60 and don't
there eyer was solid South or solid North
Grant y me Inc ms nan !9 sarrZ peace to .ha gonn
rom af NJ " bavs
peace and lot us have Grant and 1t will soon
como.
Gov. peaae said. II am M anxious for peace
ttment of the Democrats Of Texas" He hold
that Haneocks defeet showed that tho Demo
erta received 1000 more votes than Hancock In
this district. and the latter received q large
number ii Republican votes. He waa NJ ready
30 peace. He then euloaisad drant's military
genius. but held that Grants course aH preai-
dent from 1909 had lost the Southern states to
Speeches we're alao made by Flanagan. Ridge.
P.scha!, Talbot, 0gteridg, and others:
ana ay sos Rsys cer m 70 ss @
PRECISION Ia. II am chosen tn 90 to Chicago.
would be ono to nominate Grant on tho first
ballot
compromise resolution was then read. se
white We recoaDize that Gen, Grant Ia tho
first choies OF tho Nepubltcnna Of Texas, It Ia
oonaidered inespedlent to instruct the delega-
tion TO Chicago further. than to cast their vote
an q unit for President"
This was at once accepted by the Grant mon
~ equivalent to instructions. and adopted
upnntmcusly.
posed by the Grant men and tabled by a vote OF
2gt TO ia Davis was than elected ono Of tho
delegates without opposition.
GRANT FAR AHEAD IN KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE. March 2s.-The RepublicRna have
held conventions 10 ffty-nve counties Of this
State Of which thirty have instructed for Grant.
three for sherman and one for Blaine. Where
no Instructions have been given Grant dele
gates to tho state convention have generally
been Hp pointed.
MORE SHERMAN pELEaArgs FROM NORTH CARO-
aoLpsnoRo. N. G., March 25. Tho Republican
Executive COMMITTEES Of the Second District
after = struggle chose two golgred delegates to
born FAtspn-both Shermen men. A. McOabe
and D. II. Page. white men. wore chosen aa a.
ternatee.
THE NEW yoRN anEENBAoKERs.
ALBANY, March 2A.-The State Convention oil
the Labor party met In this city Mt noon to-day.
About 100 delegates were present. Little inter
est was manifested In tho proceedings. Dele
appointed and resolutions adopted reassertin &
the nrinOipleR Of the marty.