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Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
iNiNikER 4 Drown,
OAK HALL,
Market and Sixth, Phila.

VAR. KLINE'S GREAT NERVE RE
STDEt.R, Is the wonder Of the aye for
all nerve diseases All fits stopped tree. Send
to OBJ Arch street, PhiaIelphla, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
ACOOl Resort.

John Manz's Wilmington summer gar
den is the incest and coolest place for r.'-
GeshmeDts.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
HsAYNAEU i DAWSON--.jE EW EA.h
Have at their storo,
"a NJ ARkk:T ST., ..2s MANI. II! NJ
A fGil assortment Of
Watches, Checks, Jeweiry, axsv~s
ware, Specsnci~a,
jPERA GLASSES, &c, whi.h they ar
,3E1LlN(t AS Low AS THE iUWES
Roth being practical workmeh, al rar'
,ft with them will receive prompt att'ntIs
s.lG-ly.
nnuktud,s Eavor..c fills.

1T. Sinlms Vegetable iiver Pills tsugar
cos,,L move the bowels easy by acting di-
rcctly on the liver, restore the lost cnelgiss
by promoting the healthy action OF the liver !
inc riyht or left side or through tho limbs
in i!peslion costiveness, sick stomach, weak
back, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching li1ubs hilliousness, general
voaxness and other bodily intrmities are
cured They positively operate without
gripping, sckening, wosBening or leaving the
bowels cost;,e a splendid; easy, purgative
nd liver cure rs cents and II box. Main
uepot, Fourth and King streets. Pkladel-
pHia, a02 A-ch street. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
.----.----------------
FOB ALL THE PEOPLE.

Besutif,li teeth 1t o., tb, es and 80 &sA
oer set. TecEh e1tr.cted witkoutcs4tN
pain by the uso d sss. over thirty years a.
poriencA. nK HAl.LAdhEh,
No. EA Market stree
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
FOR RENT,

E1OR KEN. THE MOROCNO FAC
y tory oil Adams street, between Second
nd Third. Apply W. Y. WARNER,
isA-u Maryland ave. and Beach street.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-15
About Wa'k',g
1870

No two Of us wSN D, The hinges Of
our gates turn the sani Ay; but with diff
ferent results
The baby strikes out toddle because
il hasn't strength enough TO walk; but II
has the underlying principles Of a natural
walk because il 'toes in. ''roeing out"
is a military artihce invented to show how
much more man knew than the Lord did.
The hippity, hoppity, skip and jump is
peculiarly the little girl gait. Uneasy and
restless, the Huttsrbudget seems deter
mined to wear the sole Of her shoe and the
soul OF her mother out at the same time;
but she is the prettiest picture OF anima-
ton humanity can show.
The dead run, all out OF breath IS tho
small boy gait You can set down the boy
who so far forgots himselfas TO walk as al
ready in his cottage
The bound d.to-have-it gait is rapid.
straightfo. ward stride, never turning to
the right or the left. Tho man who has
il knocks over children, barks his shins
aga 'nst market baskets. aad stubs his toes
against everything on the walk; but he gets
there aad his coat tail arrives about two
minutes later.
There is the slow, measured gait, tread,
tread, tread, all day long. The man who
carries the hod has this peculiarly down
fine. He would run to a fire in the same
gait and get these--possbly.
The long lope. thirty four inches to the
step, with slight sag to the knee joint
vigorous swing Of the arms, is that OF the
young man from rl"aldom. He gets the
walk from going over rough ground, and
apvbody that gets the best of him has got
rough 6roucd 20 go over
The quick, sharp aod spiteful gait with
Tue little metallic heels ringing on the
pavement, is the ga Of Che smart young
miss with bright eyes aud lots OF vivacity'
The young man who intends to keep com
pany with her for life must make up his
mad to train to her step; she VIII never
| team to his.
The everyday business gait: Going
right aloug with youf feet with your
thoughts i a the Office, store or whatever
it is You 'rever know how far the walk.
nor how long it takes you to cover 1t, IL
is an Indefinite and frequently the only aid
TO good digestion.
The taLe..t-easy, don't-carea-cent sort
of gait, with caae twirling over his fin
ger is typical man Of the world. G
leads life of leisure and wouldn't hurry
himself. As consequence he grows fat
Rheumatic ahd gouty, and in later years
walks with two canes and tremulous limbs.
1t doesn't pay to bunch your pleasure.
The slow gait. For further particulars
send small boy on an e. .rand.--Ne~ Haze
n Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-15

1t is beautiful legend OF the Morse
Land. Amilias was the village blacksmith
and under the spreading chestnut treekin
his will &c smithopken stood, He the hot
iron gehammered and sihod horses for fif-
ty ceats all round please. He made tin
helmets for the gjodds aud stove-pipe
trousers for the heroes.
Mimir was rival blacksmith. He did
not go in very much for defensive srmor
but he was lightning on two-eed bsiwords
and svrcutlassssses. He made cheeseknives
for the other gjodds, and he made the great
Bjsvestneen and Arkansaw tooth-pick that
would make n free incision clear into the
transverse snmi-colon OF cast iron lcthy-
ossanrus and never turn its edge. That
was the kind OF a bhjairpin Mimir said he
was.
One day Amilias made an impenetrable
suit OF armor for second class gbjodd and
put it on himself to try it. and boastfnlly
inserted card in the Svensska Norderb
iranisk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
usakeu, saying that he was wearing suit
OF home make best chilled Norway merino
underwear that would nick the unnnm-
bered saw testh In the pot-metai cutlery
OF the iron mongcry over the way. That,
Amelias remarked 10 his friend, Bjohhn
Birobins ssoD, was the kind OF a biucck he
was.
When Mimir spelled out the card next
morning he said. Bill" and went TO
work with charcoal furnace, cold an
vii, and A. I. Hays isomophoric process,
and in little while he came down street
with a sjvaard that glittered like dollar
store diamond. and met Amelias down by
ths new opera house. Amelias buttoned
on diis ne~ siqrmor and said:
III you have no +sTeesiter use Tor you'
old chyjeese.knife, strike%
Mimir spat on his hands. .Y4Ayisey hhi'
akjyaard above his head and istehed Ams,l.
las aswipe,.hat see4eA 70 piss eyeeTT4ttlhine
II
OK cept the empty air. through which 7
softly whistled. Apelias smiled and said
"Go on, /" adding that cit seemed to hin
be felt general sense OF cold iron some
where in the neighborhood but he hsdn'
been bit.
"shake yourself, said Mimir
Amelias shook himself and immediatel.
tlI into halves, the most neatly diyide'
man that ever walked beside himself
That's where the boiler maker was oi
an his diagnosis, said Mimir. as he wen
back 70 his shop to pat the price Of en'
lery up siIty-dye per cent 90 all lines vat
an unlimited advance on special orders.
Thus do we learn that good action
never thrown away, and that Kind word
aud patient love will overcome the hAr'l
! esi nature. Hnsiye
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A War Iacidsnt.

1'bc cry cf ''On to Richmond" awakened
,thnsiasm in the hearts of the 'Ihird
obior one day when they found thom'
so,vas N yo,. e, Az prisoners OF war, for that
famous capitol. Nor were they euthusias'
tic vhon they ,,alted for the night aad pre-
pared 10 ink su,perless into dreamiand'
The Fiji, v-forrb Virginia was encamped
near by and some OF the men came down
70 have loo K at tie ,'Yauks. "
Had your cofeey' ssked one OF blue
coat stretcbe, 1 disconsdAtely on the baak.
"Not a sup, " answered the other.
"Hain't YOU lad any rations to nighn
"Only crum, or two from the bottom
Of our haversaeks," :" ,
This was told TO the boys otfls fltly-
fourth and old Viz ina hospitality showed
itself at oace. The men soon made thei'
appea.auce With Coz se-keti'es, coru-nff'.e
and i,acoo. the best tn ey had. la lew
minutes the coffee was yteaming, the bacon
cooked and all sat down together round
the campfire, like kitsmen hne ahe
brothers tried" The ungry. grateiu
Yankees ate W ith a relish 7ch ~ 10 on
can appreciate nnless he has beei ID iik'
situation.
No wonder the e was wa M spo' Id es
ery heart OF the I bird Ohio ever alter 10
the generous Fifty. fouth.
A fresh slide il th magic Lntern gave
another Of these sbii. ~ war pictures ~
the distance is Mission Ridge. which ma
inst beea storm. ID. That Ioag line ofp'i'
oners passidg ov,r the poniooa bndse an
up tho ssony mo n1ta'l is the fltiy'iouN
Virginia. A soltie, on dnsy at Kelly : ie'
nv asked indiaer snt'y Of o oae Of the p'iSo
ers a. the regim sut passed
"what regime ut is ,hsf
4 THE Fihy.fou Ith Vig'aia, was tier
ply.
Ia an instant the lonngefs spra lg
their feet and ru shed to the camp. IN
Fi,sy. fourth yir ynia is 3. The ferry the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-15

About two o'clock 10 the morning AZ the
Southern Pacific train runs southwark ths
Mojeve Desert il reached; and here tho
crumbling "skeletoa OF nature lies hopeless
Of burial and bleaching ip the sun NO
pen eau describe the utter desolation OF
this region. On every side is bowling
wilderness Of rock and drifting sand; and
the only vegetation is a species Of sage
brush and the Yucca palm. The latter |"
the glory Of the desert and sometimes AZ
taios a diameter OF two or three feet and
height Of forty or fifty feet The trunk
terminates in short branches, each having
at the extreme end thick tuit OF dagger
shaped leaves. with dark green foliage.
bristllng in the most irritable manner, and
the whole presenting an appearance than
which nothing more grotesqns can he con-
ceised. Eyen this product o. tho desert
has It's uses, fot, the bark being removed.
the trunk Il utilized in making paper IT
/. crushed iA,o 4 pulp and is afterwards
taken 10 mill near San Jose aud manu'
faetnred. Il is especially sdaPted tdmak'
Ing superior grade Of bank note paper,
which proves 10 be firm and smooth and
Of greai durability, Ia the midst OF this
desert is the only eating station bstseen
the san joaquin yalIe, aud Los Aagelos.
The water Is carried 10 pipes from springs
ten miles distant. and the butter spring
clicsea. and other provisions are brought
from points beyond the mountains The
station is the distributing poin. Tor several
mining camps situated at considerable dis
,snres ffom the railroal, anil accordingly
namber Of stores aud shop, are IN sue
cessiul operation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-15

The IN no doabt that some dogs learn to
count correctly. and seem TO have certain
knowledgsd OF mathematics. Ia Scot
land, during the process ofsheep washing,
sheep.dos brought to the troughs. and
without instruction sseries OF detschments
Of ten sheep at time. RAINING on for
fresh relay whenever he saw three only
left in the pen. North Wales. It is . com
mon thing for shepherd to order one OF
his dogs to fetch three sheep on = hill
some distance away. According to
Nichols, who verified the fact by several
experiments. dogs count correctly the
number OF railway stations that have been
passed, or OF the stoppings that have been
made in given journey. Other animals
possess this power Of calculation in lesser
degree. Thus the magpie can count to
four, but no further Iffour hunters hide
themselves before her eyes, and three OF
them go away, she knows that one is still
there, and is on guard. But II five con.
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shouted, as they rushed in and ont among
the teuts Of tho Third Ohio.
The Ohio boys we're quickly 10 motion.
Boxes from homo and all reserve stores
we're speedily raasackej Coffee aud sugar
and beef and GAINED peaches. aud the beat
they haa OF everything were freely brought
forth, They remembered gratefully their
debt OF honor aud paid il uobly II was
the same old scene over with the shading
reversed For ono night at least both
Go liederales aud Yankees ealoyed again
the sweet grace OF hospitality Ihat could
bring a smile even TO the grim sisace OF
war.
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As rule highwaymen in the mining
staios seldom operate on stage coach With
~. \. NJ" on IL They kuow tha, these
initials stand for United States Mail, aud
are pledge that tho whole power Of the
government will he uAed TO capture them,
The detectives in the government. service
are quiet men, courteous 10 manner aad
gentle in speech Mr. Hayes tells in his
book on New Colorado, OF one whom he
met, who wore gold spectaeles and looked
like German professor Yet the man
alone took two mail robbers from tho North
TO Texas Al one place their friends plann'
cd a rescue, He quietly informed his ptis,
oners that although their friends would
undoubtedly kill him, they might be sure
that tho FIRST motion would send them
both into eternity. Not man IN the crowd
moved finger,
On one occasion celebrated detective
wac on stage which was attacked by two
masked men. Tho first that he knew two
revolyers were thrust into the coach with
the command, Hands mp gentlemcnl"
The highwaymen had the drop on the
passengers. which in their vocabulary
meant the certainty of being able to kill
before they could he harmed themselves.
To his disgust the detective was obliged
to give up his watch and money.
As the robbers left he put his hand into
the boot" and to his delight It toucheda
carbne. Asking the driver to 90 on lit
tie further and then stop and wait for him
he went back alone,
The two mon. unsuspicious OF danger.
we're dividing up the spoils in the middle
Of the road. This was just what the do.
tective had calculated on,
"Now, you scoundrels, it's my turn, he
shouted, as he covered them with his no.
peating carbine Throw up your hands
or I'll shoot.
The robbers at his command, stepped
one side holding up their hands, while he
picked up their revolyers. II WAS not mao
ny minutes before the astonished passen-
gers saw the two highwaymen mcekly
walking down the road with the cool do
tective following. They were taken in the
coach and finally lodged in jail.
The hero was Gen. Charles Adams. who
subsequently went alone among the Utes
and secured the release ot women captiyea
from the White river agency,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-15
cEN1AuR
Iinin1ent.

The most Powerful,
Penetrating and Pain-relieving
remedy ever devised by man. II
soothes Pain, it allays inflammation, it
heals Wounds, and it cures
RHEUMATISM,
Sciatica, Lumbago, Scalds. Eurns,
Stiff Joints, Cuts, Swellings, Frost
bites, Quinsey, Salt Rheum, Itch,
Sprains, Calls, and Lamencss from
any cause. Sufferers from
PAIN IN THE BACK,
Fever Sores, Eruptions, Broken
Breasts, contracted Cords, Neu-
ralgia, Palsy or dislOcated limbs;
and owners Of horses, planters, me-
chanics, merchants and professional
men everywhere, unite in saying, that
CENTAUR LINIMENT
brings relief when all other Lini-
ments. Oils, Extracts and Embroca-
tions have failed.
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ceal thcselvcs and four go away, she thinks
thai all are gone and becomes careless.
That many animals posses wonderfully
correct knowledge OF time and its flight,
cannot by doubted. In Edinburgh, GER
tain birds have come for years, and oil the
year round no matter what the season or
the state OF the weather. at eight O'Clock
in the morning, to get their meals OF bread
crumbs. Macauley mentiopss Sewfonnd
land dog that visited baker every morn.
ing; save Sunday, an the CLOCK stack eight.
II is said that the mules employed in load
ing vessels in New Orleans know the durs.
ton OF their work, neigh TO their masters
as signal when il is time TO be unyoked.
A flock Of sparrows regularly omit on Sun
day their daily visits to ladies seminary,
where the pupils are in the habit of treat
ing them TO crumbs. Several instances
have been recorded OF dogs secreting them
selves on Sunday; and DIR. Carpenter men
tions dog keeping ont OF the way on the
regular reviewing days, once fortnight
on which it was accustomed 10 be washed.
In this matter Of education, some animals
are superior 10 sayages OF low Intelligence
who cannot count At all.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-15

bank yliu YanLeetownf' Second ditto
II ain't: there's no money in u. Every
thing been worked up by that hloomin
pal, the cashier
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-15
Wei iDeMeyer

WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH
Care. . ConstituttonAl Anttdote for
this terrible mAlady, by Absorptaen.
sPURTs Of disgusting Mucous,
Snuises, CrAckling Pains In tho
Head, FstAd Breath, Deafness, and
any Catarrhal Complaint, can be
srtsrminatsd By Wei De Aeysr's
CatArrh Caro-. The most important
Discovery since Vaccination. Other
remedies nay relieve Catarrh, this
cures at any stage before Consump-
tion sets In.
One package generally sufaces.
Delivered by Druggists, or by ID. b.
Dewey 4 Co., l62 Fulton ST., N. r.,
sl.0O oomplsts. Treats eand re-,
msrkabis statements by tho cured
~Ailed free.
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astoria - Doses.

JD tNlltN' " N'VFN FN'IF
edy Tor sieepless and irritable Child
~n. Tne Recipe Of Old DR.. Pitcher,
Free from Morphine, and not Mar
sotic. Formula published with each
bottle. For Flatuleney. assimilaiing
the food, Sour Stomach, feyerishnesS
Worms, and Disordcred Bowels,
Castoria has the largest sale OF any
article dispensed by Druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-15

40 show: Firs, burgla---''See here,
slippery Jim. are you in uish rs on this
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-01
A Singular Ghost story.

London T., icgraph.
Previous to Nov +, 1860, | always
laughed at the bare idea of ghosts. was
staying i'm Brighton on the day mentioned
with some friends who were about to pro-
ceed abroad. Two ladies, a cousin, and
myself went out to dine at Kemptown.
II being most charming moonlight night
| told my friends should prefer walking
home to Brunswick square Nhc othc: end
of tho town. ! accordingly proceeded on
tho seaside of the Esplanadc. When Just
opposite the Bedford hotel carriage and
pair drew up alongside tho rails with two
men on the box and an elderly lady in
side.
| was greatly startled, us tho wheels
made 10 noise but 1T once took about
half a dozen steps toward the carriage to
see what it meant. when distinctly rccog-
nized the occupant as my grandmother,
whom had left perfectly well at Chcltcn-
ham 4 few days before also her coach
man and footman OH the box. | ut once
vaulted over the rails opposite tho car
riagc. At the same moment it struck me
rs most out Of the way that an old lady of
s.; should bring all her belongings from
Chcltcnham to Brighton without inform
ing her relations Of the move. AS touched
the ground | made one step forward to
greet her, when to my horror the whole
thing vanished.
When recovered myself went straight
home and told the whole circumstances Of
the case. Of course, every one laughed at
me, and told me that it was fortunate
there We're witnesses who could speak TO
my perfect sobriety. | was very put out.
and hardly slept all night. Early next
morning we received telegram that my
poor old grandmother had been found
dead in her bed Z! THAT morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-01

Men are fond OF saying that their wives and
daughters waste time in " ShOpping." They
cannot understand why II lady should ever
enter store, except to purchase some article
which she absolutely needs, and they regard
the time rs absolutely wasted which ladies'
spend in passing from store to store and cOun-
ter to counter, looking over goods which they
do not intend to buy, and asking prices for
things for which they have no immediate
need.
1t is to ladies' who understand this art of
shopping that this advertisement is addressed.
We want to remind them that they should
never regard Il shopping tour as complete
without visit to our establishment, Mt this
season especially, when 50 MANY articles arc
needed for the approaching cold weather. 1t
il well for ladies to remember that in many
departments our prices are habitually lower
for the same quality of goods than can bc
found elsewhere in the city, While III no case
do we allow ourselves to be untiersold and
there will almost always be found in every
one OF our departments some special lot OF
goods which VIC have secured ut less than the
usual wholesale price, and can therefore afford
to sell extraordinarily cheap.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-01
BE We Like Foolish.

For ten years my wife was confined to hcl
bed with such Il complication of ailments that
no doctor could tell what was the matter OF
cure her, and 1 used up small fortune il,
humbuG stuff. Six months agO saw Il u. $
flag with Hop EittcrS on il. and thought
would DC 4 fool once more. tried il. but my
folly proved to be wisdom. Two bottles cured
mans wife. and il cost me only two dollars
BE ye likewise fOOIiSh."-II. W.. Detroit. Mich
nl2wdSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-01
A MaSnanimOus Woman.

Twas n terrible moment. The man was
evidently drowning, while the crowd ol,
shore stood helpless and Mortified. At this
iuncturc some one yelled, "Ob, for !,
boat" But there was no boat within ten
miles. The suspense became awful. and
the sun sank into the misty bosom Of the
west like bloody pumpkin. All at once
4 female voice was heard above the roar of
the breakers, Never mind the boat
take one of my Shoes 1t was the voice
of a heroic Chicago woman, and the APP
plause that greeted it was heard three hun
drcd miles at sea.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-01
Incredible.

r. a. Scratch. druggist. Ruthven, Ont.
writes: ~ have the greatest confidence in
your BultlOck Blood BitterS. I'm one case with
which am personally acquainted their sue.
cess was almost incredible. One lady told inc
that half bottle did her more good than hum
dre'is of dollars worth of medicine she had
previously taken" Price 81. For sale at IL.
d. COchran's drug store, l37 North Queen St.,
Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-01
She Passed 1t Along.

81 send you my testimonial in reference to
Spring Blossom. having taken it for dyspepsia.
passed it TO my ncighbor, who Is using 1t with
same results. MRS. j. w. LEFFELT.
"Elmira. N. T."
rricc ~ cents. For sale at ii. II. Cochran :,
drug store. l37 North Queen. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-01
Physical Suffering.

No one can realize, except by personal en-
pcricnce. the anguish OF mind and body en-.
.iured by sufferers from dyspepsia, indigcs-
ton. constipation. and other diseases of the
stomach, Bur,lOck Blood Bittcrs are 4 positive
cure for this ,lirest of all diSeaScS. Price 81.
For sale 1t IL. IL. COcllran'S drug store, I37
North Queen street. Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-01

lnvil,orating food for the brain and nerves
is what VIC need in these days of rush and
worry. Parkcr's Ginycr-Tonic restores the
vital energies, and brings good health quicker
Than anything you can usc.-Iribunc. see ah-
yertisemcnt. nl-lmdcOd& wcOw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-01
CLOTHING.
4 BROWN.
That Old Store.

"The old corne' good place."
All right friends We
in cold :" respects.
a pretty day.
the enough
grow manhood undertaking grow
great enterprise
along help
O whomh haveb with since.
ealmobe beyond and everywhere.
years ago only corner" hard
y large enough otuna you uhnoww
Truly grown any disposition
fixed from fixed principles the chief
IS guarding of ourc
keep plain buildings They
silver good
serving customers viz:
largest money
with purchase the privilege bringing back
goods and taking money again they
only thing Oak Hall premises strained and over
crowded by the
1884, We sold to boards Nearly every
thing fashonns
and new patcn toc cutth hem
olashioued
producing
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
OAK HALL, MARKET SIXTH. PHILADELPHIA.
IosENsrEISs I}sENsrElNs