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The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
LESS DRINK IN GREAT BRITAIN

Mr. Gladstone showed in his budget,
last week. that the revenue from mali
and spirituous beverages was less tina"
usual last year. becaus. the British I'.,.
Pile drank less than usual. There is urr'l
enough of their drinking less Tie cos;
OF what they drink is vastly more thai.
the cost of their government. In 1851
they paid s635 3122 800 for drunk. whici,
is $20S. OLE 300 more than the cost of thy
government for the same time. Nj,
Gladstone laneuted that bur $35 SO ooU
was paid ,lurl,- last ear ou tnc ,.;,j.. 'D..l
debt OF So ,66 66l 900. but dui"s -,
last decade the British people ,.rans
lilnor worth $3.50 00o 900. or "arly
twice the amount of the nafi ,ual d. hr.
During 1881 they drank go 1SS 564 gal
Ions of beer and 61610. 741 gallons oi
wine and spirits. which is more than 21l ,
gallons ,.f the forme. and nearly . gal
Ions Of the latter per capita of the 81.
246, 6335 population.
In the United States 81. SS6, 964 gal
Ions of beer and 93 607.0 gallons OF
wine and spirits were consumed during
1881. or little more than / gallons OF
the former and 81? of the latter per capita
of the 80 155, ,S3 population. lntemper'
ance is an awful evil in this country, but
it hnes not reach such proportions here
as il Great Britain. Every friend of he
British people must rcj"ice to know that
they are beginning to drink less. Ii
john Bull would sign the ir"nciad pledge
he might abolish the national debt and
cl Sc half hi, prisons during the next five
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
Whittier on Forest Trees.

John G. Whittier has written the fol-
lowing letter in answer to an invitation
to the Cincinnati Forestry Convention.
My DEAR FRIEND: | thank thee for the
invitation to attend the meeting of the
Forestry Convention IN the city of Gin.
cinnati. For many years | have felt a
deep Interest in the conservation of our
forests and the planting of trees. The
wealth. beauty. fertility and healthful-
ness ot the c"uu'r. laig-lN d, ,l.nd up -
1t. NN Indignation Is Atarly 1r'su.sh u.
the Needless adGrIIGr ~ me noble .'sk
or elm. and e>peeiall, ~ the white pi.,e
the grandest Tree IN ON " p1h-. wh;ch |
would not txcnause 'rI Oriental palms
My thanks will be due to the public
school which is to plant group of trees
III my honor | could ask no better mem
mial. | have always admired the good
taste Of the Sah"kis Ind ans. around Sc
bago Lake. who. when their chief died,
dug around a beech tree, swayiug it down,
ami placed his body in the rent, and then
III the i"ble tree fall hack into itl nrigi.
uai place-s green and pe.ulilul monu
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

Or the twelve bishops of the Metho-
dist Episcopol Church, Bishop Bowman
$ believed to be fatally i'll, Bishop Peck
IS too sick to work. Bishop Fos> is laid
Up with sprained ankle, B,sLrp Mel
rill is able to do only half work, Bishop
Scott is Oh account of age and cnnetqu' I
inhrmity, entirely incapacitat,d hon
labor, and Bishop Harris is out OF the
country on an Episcopal tour to South
America and Africa. This throws the
work that was expected to be uone by
the twelve upon six Of the bishops.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
CANON FARRAR AND DARWIN.

Canon Farrar's sermon in Westmintel
Abbey, Sunday evening, has surprised
people both in England and in this coun
try. He is not a man to make a deiber-
ate assertion without an adequate foun-
d ,tion for it, and he said there is reasol
to believe that the attacks made upon
religion in the name of the late Mr.. Oar
were contrary to his solemn con
victions.'' Twenty years ago orthodox
Christians fiercely assailed Mr.. Darwin
as the enemy of their faith. and much
logian announced in the presence of Il
memorable assembly in New York tha'
Darwinism is atheism" But few o.
the learned Christian teachers of TIN
present day regard Darwinism as neces-
sarily hostile to religion. and while Canon
Farrar's statement as to Mr.. Darwin )
is generally received with surprise. it
occasions no such incredulity as it would
have done if made a dozen years ago.
The significance of the revelation made.
by Canon Farrar is chiefly in its indica
ton that there is no antagonism between
science and religion. and the teachers az
the two are allies. not antagonists. Fac,
has crudities and errors to be removed
but, as Canon Farrar intiinateS. "rrl,
ujouS faith rests uppu foundations "a hi,.l
no physical discoveries can impair"
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

THE BALANCE OF TRADE.

The last year has not been as satisfac-
tory in regard to the nations commerce
as could have been wished. but in view
Of the short crops or 1881 we have rea-
son to rejoice that tho figures furnished
by the Chief of the Bureau of Statistics
at Washington are as favorable as they
are, rather than 10 lament that they are
no better. The excess of our exports
over imports for the years ending with
March, 1881 and 1882, and of our re-
ccipts over the shipments of gold and
silver for the same years, are as follows:
Exports Gold and Silver
1881. ..............S S2i3, 442,4ll S18,9l3,979
L&S2 ............, Sg,SS2,l73 H,466,61l
That is, the balance OF trade dropped
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
An Attempt to Blow Up Two Prominent
Gentlemen.

Two internal machines were discovered
in the mails on Saturday last. by the post
Office authorities of New York. One WAS
directed to Cyrus w. Field and one To
William II. Vanderbilt. The discovery
was made by premature explosion OF
one of the machines on a car OF an elevat
ed train on the Third avenue line. near
Niuth street. 1t is supposed that the
iolting of the car caused it to explode.
No damage was caused to the car. At
Station F. another package was discover
ed resembling in size the one which had
exploded. When it was opened another
internal machine was disclosed. 1t con-
tanned powder and An arrangement by
which it could be exploded. The c"ntri-
vance was not very clever. however, and
it seems likely that it might have been
open without injury to anv one. The es-
posive WAS in a glass bulb. which was
connected with can OF powder by 4
fuse.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
The Smallest Baby in the World.

A gentleman from Candelaria. Nevada.
informs us that the smallest baby in the
world was born in that camp at noon op
the 3rd instant. The father is a miner in
the employ of the Northern Belle Nine
and weighs 100 pounds. The mother is
stout. healthy woman. weighing per
hapS 100 pounds. The child is male, a.
perfectly formed as any human beng
could be, but upon it's hi, tn it only weigh
ed eight ounces. Its face is abnut the
size OF horse chestnut and the size of its
limbs can be imagined when we say ring
worn on the little finger of its mother
was easily slipped over its foot nearly to
the knee. Our informant states that il
was the opinion oi the attending phys.
clan that the child would live aud pros
per in good health. notwit it hstanding its
diminutive proportions. The midget is
small that three of kind can nlrv hide
and sick in cigar bog, 'if,. il l., Ii. v.d
&, he ,Ii' smallest htb. ever horn - Ihc
car1o4 'ppt"t
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
Affairs IN Ireland.

Not for many Years was there such
general rejoicing witnesses! i'll Ireland Is
took place when 1t was formally announc
ed that Mr.. Tors er had resigned the
chief secretaryShip. that MrSSrS. Parnell,
Dillon and O Kelly We're released from
kilmainham Jail. that the other suspects
were to be set free nnder honorable con
dituns, and that the English government
had resolved tn put aside the coercion act
III % der to restore peace ana cpntGntment
in Ireland. BoHiires burned as beacon
lights on the hillt"ps. bands playing pa
triotic airs paraded the streets. the people
huZzaed and danced IN Joyous enthusiasm
and the national colors we've uniurlcd TO
the wind. The new lord lieutenant. Earl
Spencer, is to be shortly superseded by
Lord Duiferin. now minister to CnnSti-
nople. As that nobleman is All lrishmau
his countrymcn will then be under Home
Rule. and As he is said while governor
general of Canada to have created a do
minion of that province, he may be equal
" fortunate with the viccroyalty OF his
native land.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

IEE women who were strung up TO
-afters and beaten by masked burglar
n Pennsylvania to make them confess
where their money was concealed, will
perhaps be sufficiently wise hereafter not
to keep enough valuables about them to
excite the avarice of freebooters. In
these days of ample and safe bank con-
venienees, it is stupidity to carry large
sums of money upon the person or to
conceal them about the house.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
Custom House Appointments.

Collector Webster on Friday, announ-
ced the following appointments, which
Have been approved by the department
1T Washington: a. II. Carver, OF Hartford
county. assistant liqnidating clerk. vice
VIM. Bryne: Frederick Wagner, of Bal
Glmore. cop, iSt. vice A. II. Carver. pro
NOTED; Col. Chas. GiIpin, Gormer sur
~eS"r,) ut Allegany county. inspector Of
customs. vice Michael Dnndpn; James
iia>sey, OF Caroline county. Inspector OF
customs, vice William II. Charles Night
In>pr prct"rs-Wm. Root. of Baitimne
ice Thomas B. Gill; WA. Diver. nr b Il
unore. vice john \. Bell; J +. Bri>,:,,e
eolored. of Baltimore, vice Hiram Wad
dy, colnred. VIM. II Counselman. OF Bal
tinore. vice John w. Hamilton; VIM. G..
Jones, OF Baltimore, vice Armenius Tyler ;
Assistant We,ghers-Thoma> ii Gnl i
borough. oI Queen Annr'S county. VIZ.
" llIam Lanu>treet. resigned; George W
TaA lor, of Baltimore. vice james ID.
johnson. III. j Brown. cnlored, Bati
more, sturekreper, vice WIN. Moody :;
Stephen Num-, Baltimore. engineer at
public stores, vice James A Chalk
Nicholas Pamphillon, Baltimore, mess
engep to weigherS office, vice Henry
Tapman; Thomas J. Dennison, Baltimore,
laborer in public store, vice George NJ.
Carson. These changes, fifteen in all
are not expected to impair the customs
department to any extent, all the APP
pointees having been in the government
service before. Of those removed, all
bat Mr.. Moody, of Garrett, and Captain
Charles. of Caroline, are from Baltimore
The appointments went into effect May
|, Monday.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

TaE protests of intelligent Democratic
papers againat the proposed incomprehen
sible folly of allowing the national bank
charters to expire have been eifectual
Only sixty-tive bank haters could be raj
lied in the House on Monday in opposi-
ton to Mr.. Grapes resolution fixing
Tuesday of next week for the considera.
ton of the removal of the bank chart
crs. Not less than $50 members, of both
parties, voted for the resolution. The
banks are saved.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

n Is TO be hoped that our c"temp"rary
does not for his own sake, endorse the
campaign of mud flinging which some of
his misled supporters have begun. Mr..
Cruikshank has nothing t." gain, but
much to lose, by the attempts of some of
his seribbling retaners, to blackguard
and browbeat every one who does not view
his candidacy in as favorable !. light as
i,s doas
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
Consumption.

To prevent night Sweats, 10 ease the cough
and arrest emaciation and decline, no other
form of malt or medicine can possibly equal
Malt Birf-rs. This original Nutrient and
Tonic is rich in nouriSnment and strength.
II tides the patient over the most critical
stages nf the disease, dig"st> and a-simi-
lat-s food, enriches and IurifleS the hlnod,
l. builds up the SYSTEM hv stimulating into
new life the entire process Of digestion.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

THE House committee on commerce
have agreed to put an item appropriating
525, 900 in the river and harbor bill for
making necessary improvements of the
Susquehanna river at Havre de Grace.
There is balance of $1,000 ON hand.
which was not expended last year. Au-
thority will be given to use this sum also
masking the total sum So 900.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

Sl53, $50, 23S from 1881 to 1889. and our
gain in gold dropped S5l, Al. 30S. But
the promise of abundant harvests during
the present year encourages the expec-
tation that the favorble balance of our
account with the world will soon swell
to its former proportions, if not TO much
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

Is the Circuit Court at Washington on
Saturday, Judge Macarthur set aside: the
verdict of 500. 900 awarded to Kilbuurp
for false imprisonment. The Judge held
that the damages were excessive and he
gave each side twenty day in which t"
make further notions
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
THE JUDICIARY.


We have long sinced announced our
oxv, oord;a1 and nnoualif;.d sunnor+ of
-, -.
''e "h'i'e 'ei'h III 'i''s '""'e'"i ''i'"'''
aud so far as we can learn this is the al
most universal sentiment, irrespective of
marty outside of Cecil countv What
:, +i,o +, s;.uo+;a,, +ho.o :. mo-.
Easy Tor us 10 ascertain since the edit"f
of the principal Democratic journal is
himself the opponent of Judge Stump
and his columns can scarcely be expected
to reflect impartially the popular views
and wishes. But whatever influences
may have led to Mr.. CruikShank's $ sud
den candidacy. its only visible effect in
the four lower counties of the circuit
has been to strengthen and consolidate
public opinien in favor of the entire
present bench. and the Democratic and
Republican papers are practically unani
nous in this attitude
We recognize in the largest sense the
right of any man to aspire to any office
tn which he is c"nStltntionally qualified
and III the absence OF al! nowledgc ii,
to Mr. CruikShank's 5 professional attain
ments and experience We do not under
take to pronounce upon his fitness for
judicial honorS; but wc do under
take to say that hv far the larger aud
we believe the better part of the Dem
ocratic voters oi tie circuit are opposed
IL the nomination OF Mr.. CruikShanh
and tor the best of REASONS: They Il"
not believe that he became candidate
for the position i'll response to any popu-
lar demand. or t" any genuine movement
proceeding from the Bar. but they do
believe that me was brought forward for
the purpose OF affecting political ALI
ance III Cecil county the sole object ol
which is t" advance the interests OF Mr..
Constable as Il candidate for seat in the
United States Senate.
The Cecil County News of April 9th
contained an account of an interview
between DR.. Mitchell and Mr.. COnsta
BILE. in which 1T is distinctly stated that
Hr Constable expressed his Willingness
50 ~-.nNp}t =" ut"" II :'t, ti'tniH
wu"!a .i'"Ta themselves a "'utttlitN
ga lie ,.:.otuaj2t Cs2!l>>;. aud hr . @n,7t-
"ia - rs :lttcT o. the Cecl' ;, n,'@."t ti
tns' 10Th inst. emphatically r.a!itn'> tu..
correctness OF this statement. "" ~"
therefore not only warranted bnt force
to conclude that Mr.. CrulkShaiik WJul,
never have been brought forward II
Judge Stumps friends had given the
pledge demanded. When the selection
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

HORACE MAYNARD, of Tennessee, form
crly Congressman, Minister to Turke.
and Postmaster General, died suddenl,
OF heart disease, at one o'clock on We'd
Knoxville. He was 6S years of age.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

IT is stated in Washington. . on excel
lent authority" that the Tariff Commits
sion, should its creation be authorized by
Congress, will not contain any extreme
free traders. 1t is suggested that the Re
publican members shall be representatives
of the industries of the country; the
others will be moderate men,
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

| will now state that made Il miraculous cure
Of nt the worst cases of skin diseases known.
The patient is man forty wears old: had suffered
fifteen years. His eyes. ScalpaHd nearly his whuiC
body presented iri2htlui appearance. Had mad
the attention of twelve different physicians WHO
prcScrih:d the best remedies knpw0 10 the pr0ies-
sion. such iod'dc potassium. arsenic. corrosive
Subiimatc. Sirsnrariila. ctc. Had paid S5uD Tor
medical treatment witk hut iitt!c relief. prr-
vailed upon him to use the CUTICt IA RES"LNENT
lnterna ily and the CuTtCURA aud tUFiCURA soar
cvternni!y. He did 80. and was completely cured,
The skin on his head. face. and many other pants
. his body. which presented most iuhtlS"me
appearance. is now as soft and smooth an in
iitmts 5. with trace OF tie disease lett be
hind. He has now been cured twelve months.
Reported by r. H. BROW y. ESu..
BariWcll = C.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
Another Fresh Leaf from the Olive Branch,

We submit to our readers, without
comment the following suggestive colo.
guy between two gentlemen, formerly
cGngenial allies in the Bourbon fold.
M-r Is it true, that you have swaI-
lowed Cruik kshank. after all
the abuse he has heaped tl
you and me Ior these long
years? How could you do it .
G. C 1t is true. but | admit that i,
made me gag.
M-r: Well I'm surprised that i,
didn't choke you.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
Advertising Cheats.

II has become common 10 write the
m,glnning of .in elegant, Interesting articl.
and then run il INFO som, ..dv-rti>-rnrni
ihtr W.. avoid all such cheats ami simply
.'ail attention IL the merits ot Hop Bitter
III a> plain, henrSt terms rs p,Gs>lhi.. &c in
duce people tn give thei.. QUO trial, as no
one whn knnws their value will eyer uSt
u,.','rg i~,. Fro, .de"s~ .idreyt.scr
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

ment for the son OF the forest. II would
give me great p easure TO attend the con
vention. hut my health is not equal to
such an effort.
| am, very truly, thy friend,
john G.. WHITTIER.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

THERE are some readers who will be
surprised by the fact-brought out by
Judge Hoar at Emerson's funeral-that
one Of Dr.. Watts hymns was SO much
Savorite with Emerson that Judge Hoar
read it. It is the hymn beginning:
Lord, when quit this earthly stage,
Where shall tv but to Thy breast,
For | have sought no other home,
or have learned no other rest.
Emerson recently defined his faith as
That of - Christian Theis,.'
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
%.YHE*WHIGS.

S1s-EsSNsNTLS VALUABLE FOR ITS LOCAL AS WELL AS
oensRAL INTELLIGENCE. NEWS COMMUNICATIONS Aat
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED FROM ALL SECTIONS OF The
COUNTY. IN ADDITION TO THE WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
OF iTS REGULAR CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE Nc
ATTENTION. tn NAME OF THE WRITER BEING REQUIRED
tSALL CASES AS A GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED 0RATul-
rousLY. OBITUARIES WILL BE CHARGED aALF THE
USUAL RATE OF TRANSIENT LOCAL NATTER
Lsos! x.Sttsr, Ten cents a line for single inser
ttan.
II!s1sisE! rGfes-Eigbi eeEts line for ore and
four cents q hre TOR every additional insertion.
esse inch OF space counted as Iicstre lines Onr
scl,.n7, Ffus Do!!srs per trch, one gear.
fer chdIss, diiotcej to gsdTIy adreiisers r..hout
essit.o7:Gt charge
zEs s:rcssatts: o. The VIII; 5ei,g dmong the
Dsif intsi!tyer: classes Of Ceci! county csd the
eajoiHi~g cosatsss Of Maryland, Pesnsyivsnta and
HssssvSTe, is rropristor confidently rsconssends
20 BGrinsss Men as q most desirable medium for
FsvsSsrative advertising.
To psat1!Gis fts high ,tcndard q, famiy journal
80 c5enssce or Objectionable advertisements etH be
admitted is:s Hs cossnns at any price.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
T|'t (etiI 11hie.
ELKTON, MAY 6, 1882.

PERRY BELMONT got his limp" at
Washington. August Belmont got his
at Elkton,
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

MR. ToRBRRT accuses US of having
SHALLOW mind. This charge, coming from
0ae who never As yet has fairly filled Il
higher place than the clown of a travel
ing circus, Of ''cnd man" of variety
show, falls entirely harmless and un-
worthy Of Iegard.-CecH County Necs.
# any proof Of our assertion were need
ed, the above delicious morsel furnishes
If.
The fact is:
When Nature made Frazer,
She called for her shears:
Ne luust shorten this fellow,
She said, in the ears;
But thinking moment,
She let the ears pass,
For, what We're long for man,
Were just right for an ass.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
" Throw Physlc 10 Ms Logs, I'll Nor e

OF it
We do not feel like blaming Macbeth for
this expression OF disgust. Even nowadays
most of the carharticS are great rrpui >iv~
pills, enough 10 turn ones stomach. "
Had Ma"hcth ever taken Dr. l'iercr'S Pur-
natire relrLS' he would not have uttered
those words of contempt. BY druggists.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

.|- y cold in tie bead is one of The best
things thai can happen 10 Il lady with a lace
handkerchief. aud Hr. Bulls Cough Syrup
is decidedly the best remedy to cure that
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

IA ;h"~ha>hsi : T., of y y York
J >t.,,. Eili.E ROSE POTATOES
Mar s. sa Norti East.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
ATTORNEYS SALE
Cotton Mill Property.

PG virtue of power contained III a
- mortgage irolI John Brewster and Maria
his wife 10 Eiwar. II. Coates. bearing date th"
17th day NJ .iun" \. D.. 1879. and recorded ainrn"
the Land Records o. Cecil county. Maryland. IN
Libcr \. W. NJ. No. II. folio ~; Mr.. the Ji.''f-
signed. Attorney named in said III hrt@IGc. 4" III
sell at Public Auction. at the Court lIOu-c 'l"ur.
in Elktun III said county.
TUESDAY, the l6th day Of May, 1882
at o'clock r NJ all that property lately occupied
and cnmLMrtel hy .Jnhn BrrW.ter. kmnMn a.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
ROYALGIF['S
D0lJEN cnJn DVhrc

flOLL AZ u y l. L. IllNbS,
ETLEG ANT GOLD RINGS give greater
lE4sat;sacti1u to the wearer than any other arti-
gic al iuErry. Iui are particularly desirable as
presents 10 Ladies. icutlCnen OF Children, rs
they serve as = lasting remembrance OF the giyer.
In order to Introduce our goods VIC will send one
ut uut lS-k Hrocy Roied GO!d Rings. OF eitfer the
iiGil ECEG thGsci o. Sealed pattcrnSby registered
Mai t2UiranteeIE" safe delivery. to any address
on receipt Of = 70. for two rings send 500. for
a.rc s'alui.S taken. II more than one is desired
thgy must be n different patterns. vii; not
tat these prircsl seut more than one ring Of the
same Siyie 10 any ore person. We semi these rings
ont
a% APPROVAL.
i. VA receipt, you not entirely satisfied. send
tine ring o7 rings right back to Us. aud we will re-
fEni tnC 1nouev. \ iarCr offer cannot be made.
FCr object il GtRl*t gt"!NJ array these beautiful
,uOdS Is to secure customers ior our SOLID GOLD
iHWlLEY ol the most fashionable styles. cata-
ogri,, Of which VIII be sent to each purchaser of
our rings.
Eemem5.F that these rings are Just as elegant and
wear aS wrii rs Solid Gud hiu@S costing ten to hi
tccu times the money. thousands are now wear
ing them without the suspicion from rheir friends
that the rings ARE not solid gold. In ordering,
state which STYLE o. ring lGu prefer. and send q
STRIP OF paper "ghlust meets around your finger
We c..u III y"G pcrcrtlS. This extraordinary and
unparalleled offer Will not he repeated. Take ad-
vantage Of ii by ordering at ".ice.
:. i. VAIL. U.Gl,r IN Fine Jricc'ry
- hH.:Il STREET, Philadelphia, Ia.
April &2-iN
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
ID led.

lSAAC> April 10Th, 1852, Cary, son of
Cry and Sarah \. l-aacs as. year, and
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
ORDER NISI.

LEON G. SIMPSON. by his next friend, Geo.
W. Simpson,
rs.
ADA :. SIMPSON and JOHN T. SIMPSON.
In the orphans Court of Cecil county.
n t'b9DCprN
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
SCALE FOR SALE
LINit f!EtNW.

: ~fN-TGE HOWE PLATFORM
e .'AI.t. 'u- .a',. gi..r,
,,a.. III D.. ~f'a,lr = BRO.