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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-19
Taylor.
Special TO the Herald.


TAYLOR, January 16.-The past two weeks
of rain changed last night into severe
norther, accompanied by a heavy sleet and
snow. The country roads have been i'm
passable, and business of all kinds is par
TALLY suspended. Two pedestrians had to be
eXtricated from the main street yesterday.
Cause, too much beer TOR the mud.
Prinknel, a Bohemian, left town late last
evening in company with Bohemian
school teacher to go to his home, four miles
south of Taylor. He failed to reach home
search was made to-day and he was found
on the prairie dead. He had undoubtedly
frozen to death.
DR.. Bland, of Ohio, purchased the +. NJ.
Gano 500-acre tract of land, paying $1,000
cash. Mr.. Robinson bought the
Lefevre 300-acre tract. paying $1,000 cash.
Both gentlemen are from Ohio.
A good many emigrants are arriving
from Alabama and the Middle and North
ern States and settling in our town and
county.
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Houston.
Snncinl TO the Herald.


Houston, January 17.-Wiliiam Brown,
who was cut in street row about ten days
ago. died of lock-jaw to-day. 1t has never
been discovered who cut him.
a negro, arrested last night for stealing a
coat, was recognized as an escaped convict
He was sent from here several years ago
to serve q seven years term, but escaped,
and has been at large ever since.
A contract has been signed for the extern
sion of the Texas Central, the Waco branch
of the Houston d Texas Central, to a con-
nection with the st. Louis d San Francisco
Road. This will give the Houston & Texas
Central an outlet to st. Louis Independent
of the Gould roads.
The first through freight train from San
Francisco to Houston was received here to-
day by way of the International IL Great
Northern Road.
The weather is cold and disagrceable and
reports from all over the State indicate
snow and sleet.
Nearly all the telegraph wires through
tie State are down or working badly.
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Austin.
Special to the Herald.

Speclhl 10 tne Herald.
AUSTIN, January 17-Articles of incorpo-
ration were filed to-day by the Texas Stone
Company, of Fort Worth, capital stock $780,
600. The purposes for which the corpora
ton is formed are to operate steam quarries
in Parker Palo Pinto and other counties
through which the Texas & Pacific or any
of its branches may run. Also, to dress
and manufacture this rock into
grindstones, capplngs, and whatever
else for which stone, rough
and dressed, may be required. Also. to OPP
crate mines owned or leased by the com
pany. The incorpOrators are John f.
Tives, f. l.. Twombly, j. r. Y. Twombly,
Jack Adams, j. C. Scott, of Fort Worth,
and d. Il. Starns, of Berea, Ohio. The five
last mentioned comprise the directory.
A charter was also filed by the Bots
dare Club of Dallas This society is in
tended for literary, social and eleemosy-
nary purposes. The directors are p. S.
Piouts, August Muller, l.. Knephy,
John B. Stone, C. l.. Martin,
NJ. Mayer and J. b. Adoue.
No new cases and no deaths from small
poX reported to-day. The patients suffered
terribly from the snow and sleet last night.
The Mayor is out in an appeal to the public
for private aid to build a pest-house. The
appeal meets with, deaf ear, the citi-
zens believing that pest-house to answer
all purposes can be put up, for few hun
dred dollars, which the city ought freely to
appropriate. The appeal is to aid the city
and county in raising $4,000.
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Hair dressing and restorative is found in
nLondon Hair Color Restorer." 1t seldom
fails to restore gray or faded hair to its orig
nal youthful color and beauty. Failing
hair is checked by its use, and it produces a
growth of beautiful young hair, soft, glossy
fore the American people
\. A Gibson, Tarrvtown, Duchesscoun--
tv. n. y, writes: Dr. Swayne IL Som
Philadelphia: GENTS enclose postotfice
order for eight dollars, please send me one
dozen " London Hair Color Restorer." 1t
has stopped my hair from falling, and re-
stored it to its natural color. 1t has proven
don Hair Color Restorer" can be obtained
at all the leading druggists at 10 cents a
hottie
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"For an excellent exhibit Of ~ admirable system
of organization and special institutions for promoting
harmony and increasing the material, moral and in
teectual well-beng OF WORK people in manufacturing
establishments. Is " And your
committee recommend that an exemplary recognition
shall be made of the value AID importance offhIs
exhibit by the award Of grand prize Of i meJ or
piece of plate of tie value Of $500 to ha@h!otor oil
this admirable exeupliacat!on CT ethoes LOT tho
convenience and improvement Of " employees III
the manufacture Of cotton cousidng that such pro-
vision is of even greater Importance than any new
INN cement in machines for preparing and manu-
featuring cotton"
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Mortuary rcpor 'or week ending Satur-
day noon, January 18th, 1851, as reported
by Dr. ). W. Field, Health Officer, for the
HERALD:
Infant of Geo. Hoke, female, colored; di-
arrhWa.
Mrs. Harry Clarke, thirty-fve years,
female, white pneumonia.
Infant of Chas. L. Moore, female, white ;
hamilton.
Lizzie Herrwicttle, eight years, female,
white typho-malarial fever.
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STATE SPECIALS.
Terrell.
Sneclnl 10 the IIerald.

Special to the Herald,
/ TERRELL January l7.-Aftera more care
IGul investigation of the fire, its origin, etc.
the universal opinion is that it was the
work of an incendiary and it was intimated
DO us by one of the losers that the mp
has been spotted and in due time would be
arrested and prosecuted to the full extent
pf the law.
The entire loss and destruction of prop
,rty is estimated at $4,000. The amount
,f insurance is Sl3,05O.
LIST OF LOSERS.
Mr.. A. Underwood, a gentleman lately
rom Mississippi, conducting a large dry
foods and grocery business on the corner of
katharine street and Moore avenue, is
among the heaviest losers. His building
and entire stock were consumed. Estima-
ted loss $4,000. Insurance distributed as
follows: The Girard, 81, 900; Home, $1,000;
Phoenix, 81, 900; Niagara, $3.50; Glen's Falls,
$3.50; Western, of Toronto, 81 900; Queen
81 800; New York Underwriters, 81 900.
Adjoining Underwood's house was
building owned by General j. S. Griffith,
but occupied by Collins & Beae, furniture
dealers. The building was valued at 81 800,
with no insurance.
The loss of Collins e Beale, we were told
by one of the firm, amounts to $4,000; in
SuTeu Ill tne nome LOT 9l,UuU' Ill Ine Lamar
for. $500; in the Hamburg Bremen for
$1,000.
Next came the confectionery stand of
Captain Amos Dye, the building owned
by +. Sullivan. The building was valued
alSl 900, with no insurance.
captain Dyes loss on stock and house
h Id goods is 500, with policy in the Pho
n for $500.
by the side of the Sullivan building stood
a house owned by Mrs. Racquet, but occu-
pied by Messrs Goddard q Antony whose
loss is estimated at $500, With policy in
the Queen Of 81 800 on stock; building not
insured.
\ Next to the Racquet building came the
house owned and occupied by II. L. Dur
ham & Bro, dealers in drugs and groceries;
loss $780, with policy in the Western of
$1,000.
Adjoining the Durham building was
small house owned by c. A. Anger, sup
posed to be worth $500, entirely destroyed,
with a policy in the Sun Mutual of
$3.50.
j. Harris was conducting a bakery and
confectionery business in the Anger build
ing; loss and damage to stock, S40O, with
policy in the Lamar of 800.
The next and last building was small
shoe-shop owned by Henry Hoen loss on
building and stock $500, with no insurance.
A past of this building was occupied by
Joseph Zaruba, gursmth. Mr.. Zarubas
loss toots up 500, with no insurance.
The brick building occupied by l. G..
lawrence IL Co. prevented the fire from eX-
finding into the Phoenix block.
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was bucing very and entirely frpp from
tho ilofy rlnnccs NJ The gnd NJ day With Nh,
. obnoxious cptorIO NJ 3opriIo mosquitoes
/ n was death on disonspog1s, aud even
/ lioncpgs were not improved by subsection
| tu ~ uulCmporcd Influence.
| We had formed an idea based on the
| prophcsics NJ some Of our oldest citizens,
that we would have mo- weather this Winter,
but the old citizens were even mistaken. II
came with but u little prcmonitiOn and
much glst-ilrst clouds, then rain, then
rain aud slcct, and last, the crystal Ice,
which bridged the puddlcs and our
sidewalks, and pOntOOned the
water buckets In the northwest
galleries II closed up the hearts
Of the people against the city guardians
and irO2c all tender considerations OF mercy
toward them for having regarded us in the
light of thoroughbred mud turtles and pro.
viding for our gOings in and out in accord
ance with that earthly idea.
One of our old citizens, who is very OBJ
servant and intelligent gentleman, gave us
this little item which we insert in his own
language: "rhe thermometer on Monday
registered G3o. On Tuesday
following it stood at l0o falling in
twenty-four hours A > ~ lie is apprehen-
sive that the forward wheat and oats, par
tiCularly the oats, are injured. We are
sorry If the wheat and oats should be in
jured but think the start they had is suth-
cient to protect them from permanent harm.
We have had no snow as yet of any account
and beautiful though it be we can excuse
its appearance at this term of the court.
Without cold snap or so the close connec-
ton we are now making with Mexico might
induce us to believe we were Montezumans,
or at least in league with them against the
of our Northern allies. But we
are disabused of such apprehensons which
are to say the least, unreasonable. We are
told by the same reliable gentleman who
told us we were to have no cold weather this
winter that we are to have no more, and the
old sheep that walks the beat on Elm street
has walked about with his eighteen-inch
fleece as though he thought his AL WOOL
overcoat was serving him for the last time
before Shearing.
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Galveston.


Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, January 17.-At Madame
Whitney's establishment, two months ago,
a difficulty occurred in which boy named
Heron received fall from a gallery, re-
suting in death. Sunday night Bertha
Pierce, a woman alleged to have thrown
Heron from the gallery, fell, severely
iniuring herself in the right
side, shoulder and wrist. She is confined
TO her bed, and il is thought she is seriously
injured. This seems almost a divine act
ofretrbution.
c. IL. Cleaves was arrested for the theft Of
diamond ring from the keeper Of n baruio
on b 9TH avenue, and was hound over to he
Criminal Conrt by Recorder Campbell this
morning in the sum of $500
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rectal to the Herrld.

Tscial 10 the llerfld
IAN ANTONIO, january 1G.-A stranger
nahed Terry who died a short time since in
thu hospital. supposed TO be a pauper and
frf,ndloss was as telegraphed you at the
THE. an eccentric man. at least, as some
slIOJO in money. checks and certificates Of
delosits. were found among his
effects after his death. II seems
noV that If he had died friendless
friends turned up after his death. One OF
on. bankers has taken the greatest interest
after Terry's estate. The cashier Of the
bank got out a paper Of administration and
cal ed upon the Mother Superior Of the
santa Rosa Hospital for the effects Of the
deceased Terry. but the Mother Superior
had telegraphed to the father Of
Terry. who ordered her 10 pay
the expenses Of the sickness and funeral
of lis son. and 90 forward the balance to
him. Hence She refused 20 cOaply with
the request Of Mr.. lockwood. the banker
above mentioned. To-day Judge Smith re-
considered his former act and directed the
cashier II BOckwoOd's hank 10 report what
he had done, and the court viii issue
Letter Of administration 10 Rev. Father
johnson.
At-the Volkest meeting yesterday, % vas
resolved q appoint committee % canvass
the .itr o. raise funds 10 have the next an
uuaI mes ling II the Nolkest here.
There Las been a war d words going on
Tor several days between. two Bohemiaus
boil recent imV0riaii0us from England
lncz reporters one on the Times and IL.
othcr on ihe Light
A u1rrher cuuneuceI Blowing 60
~ vhich rrHmises 10 dry Oh Tire
81 H--IiuIt
trrnlas named HDlrrues rrl
7 ri committed many murders
az ln both sides q the Rio
co rested today tT the MeEi-
Can
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n cenbef, iai1 near Grand Saline M ill'
county. The murder N said ~ have been
cold bloo1od, aud the district attorney has
strong hopes NJ c0nyiriiDn ng through his
Hdyicp u reward Gr Whoi8ionos arrest wus
offered hy Tie Gp,crnor about NY weeks
aio. The arrest NJ this man VII bo glad
tldings ~ many NJ our people, as he was y
terror. Mr. lcgucs roasted tho criminal
from Louisiana few days ago aud kept up
the chase for fifteen days until the capture.
sheriff lcguos spares no time or money In
these desperate parties as this
makes several he has arrested.
Cotton Is about all closed out
The wet weather has made everything
very disagreeable and dull.
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As the time Tor payment Of state and
county taxes for 1,si will expire the last Of
next mcnth. sse give the following. which
shows the progress made 80 far in collecting.
W of tax -urrers Ca tho f.Iuufv.... SGD.
~. .-|r.. H.-... iii a.. 80. rrfH
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In DR.. Davis Office, No. 500 Elm street,
over his desk may be seen a beautiful Of
iering, gold lcttered, mixed with pearl, a
testimonial from Elder !. A. Abney, pastor
Of the Commerce street Christian Church,
his gratitude expressed in these wori-:
Testimonial. Presented By j. A. Abucy to
DR.. 4. =. Davis, for relieving me Of chrouic
throat affection, after the failure OF the
most celebrated physicians In Texas.
This spcaks well for our towusman, Dr
raris. lie Is worthy the conhdgnc. Of th'
afflicted nall departments 0l h., rJlessiJu.
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Bnys Them by the Gross.

STEUBENvILLE, ONO, May %, 1881.
Please send me at once one gross of your
most excellent medicinal tonic, Browns Iron
Btters. have used them in my practice,
for indigestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach,
heartburn, nausea, vertigo, etc, asd have
met with great success in etlectng cures
find they give perfect tone and real
strength to every part of the body, and in
cases of kidney diseases and consumption
they quickly stop all decay.
X. &. ALEXANDER, NJ. ID. and Druggist.
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4 icw days ago. a negro who is known as
Tobc Shaw, made % raid on the cutlery case
Of AIlridgc e. Walter aud carried Oh
about $50 worth OF knives. Yesterday OH
csr Duncan apprchenlcl lm 0n Jackson
street and was Ou bis way with him FOB the
lookup. when De- icrkcl loose and distancod
ths officer. making hi, ESCAPE. IDuc is
uas.i0ultely fond uf music, LAS great
weakness f5r f. and it the hand ORGANS con-
iiuue 60 play in al probability he will be
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REHABILITATION OF LOSSES.
AUSTIN.



ArsTIN, January 15.-To the letter re-
ceiyd by Commissioner Walsh from r. f.
Lover, of the Gainesville Land Brokers'
Agtlcy, in which reference was made to
mutual friends" "giving away" etc,
Commissioner Walsh has again replied as
folleys: my letter of the 2Sth of Deem
ber{tated very plainly that if your state
mens were true, you and your
muhal friends were guilty of
oribry, and ! was guilty of receiving
1ribs; If not true, your letter was intended
us d hreat to restrain me from exposing
yourschemes. then asked, and | now de-
man, the names and addresses of the
irienls TO whom you referred, that proper
legalkteps may be taken by the Attorney
Geneal to punish all concerned. | also
wantthe names of the railroad companies
w. urged you by letters and tele-
d to go for me. They may
n valuable witnesses. / shall wait
Il sonable time for this information,
d not received | shall proceed under
613, Chapter ., Penal Code, to inyes-
the whole natter TotIe above the
{ issiorer received n reply to-day de-
\ the seeming intention oi the offensive
protesting willingness to give the
but stating that, as matter of pol
ID must communicate with the
nd for their p, rmission, stating
4 G sale of Texas land scrip is now
d, nd that they shall at once return to
q POS river.
Hebrew Association, of Fort Worth,
6 evolent purposes, filed articles of. in
ltion to-day.
II !esoIutions were filed by the stock
ders of the Trinity & Sabine Railroad,
a thorizing the issue of mortgage bonds for
SJ0JO per mile.
Cert icates were issued this morning TO
IN Sabine d East Texas Railroad Company,
OIL account of thirty-two miles and six
u, hdrcd and sixty feet of road being com
bed.
wo deaths and no new cases Of smallpox
site Saturday.
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Palestine,
spcciai 20 the Herald.

PALESTINE, January l7.-Stcphenson &
Adams, who were closed yesterday, have
liabilities amounting to about $4,000; ST.
800 to Bates, Cooley 81 Reed, New York,
$500 to l.. a. IL. Blum, Galveston, $1,000 to
Jeff'ray & Co., and the rest distributed
principally among Eastern firms.
The stock on hand will not
reach more than $1,000 outstanding
accounts, nearly $4,000. This, being the
first failure of the session, created wide
sensation serious.
A shooting scrapc took place in front of
one of the principal Saloons this evening.
A bartender. maddened by the sight of
his lemon-colored damsel promenading
with his wide-mouthed rival, drew six
shooter and sent ball through the teeth
of the latter, piercing through the back Of
the neck leaving him only few hours to
live The shootist was arrested.
The international pay car will be at San
Antonio and thence TO Laredo tomorrow.
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The Florence Nightingale of the Nursery.

The following Is an extract rom u leJter
written to the German Reformed Messen-
ger ut Chambersburg, Penn:
A BENEFACTREsS.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American Florence
so sure that we will teach our "Susy" to
say, "A blessing on Mrs. Winslow' for
helping her to survive and escape the grip
ing, colicking, and teething siege. Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing. Syrup relieves the
child from pain, and cures dyse14ry and
darrhpa 1t softens the gums, redhces in
hammation, cures wind collie, and carries
the infant safely through the teething
period. 1t performs precisely what it pro-
fesses to perform, every part ofit-nothing
less. We have never seen Mrs. Winslow-,
know her only through the preparation OF
her Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing" If we had the power we would make
her, as she is a physical saviour to the in
FAINT race. Sold by all druggists. % cents
a bottle
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About four years ago. Whom che was pm the
eve of leaving ilg D.ty mr New York u
gold ihimbIo und silver he'll we're stolen from
her Yesterday 10 boy Knocked ui ihr door
and handed ~ The person who nm W"fod The
call u package snynr That II WIS Tor Mrs.
llnrklcv II proved a. ho the articles
stolen from her, aud IN addition there was
70 ~ bill, She has mo- idea who the thief
was, aud don't understand what the money
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The following marriage licenses were
Issued during the past week. simpson
Bither and Lydia WRIGHT. Reuben stephens
ar1 Erfir % 1-- J. T. Adams ru1 M-rll
G rlrrer EIr-ra Duncan and m. a.
Dixon. a. A. Williams aud Mis- Willie A.
Fr.rr. John DOYLE and IilE.. kurVir.
Dave Tru-hn AMI Carrie CuIen.
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Charged with Counterfeiting.

Joseph Hayes, who was arrested in Cook
county short time since by the United
States authorities on the charge of manu-
featuring and passing counterfeit coin of
the denomination of one dollar, was put
on trial in the Federal Court yesterday
morning. The case went to the jury in the
afternoon, but up to late hour last night
they had not returned their verdict
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Piles! Itching Piles!

The symptoms of itching piles are. moist
ure, like perspiration intense itching,
mostly at night, seems as ifpin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. The
more you scratch the worse they itch; very
distressing. The private parts are. often
affected. DR.. Swayne's Ointment is the
MOST effective remedy extant for this tor
menting complaint. Gives rest at night
without desire to scratch, also has no equal
in eradicating letter, itch, salt rheum
erysipelas, barbers itch. all sscally, crusty
itchy skin eruptions. Here is the proof /:
Certainly the the best medicine ever used
in my practice, DR.. Cotton, Woodstock,
Vermont. Troubled with itching piles for
over twenty years; it cured me completely,
L. S. Messcr, Enfield. Ask for it and take
no other Sent for fifty cents, lin three
cent stamps, three boxes, 81 25 by Swayne
G Son, Philadelphia. Swayne's Ointment
Sold by all druggists.
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Marshall.


Special 10 the Herald.
MARSHALL, January lit rained here
nearly all day Yesterday, turned cold, and
last night the ground was frozen. This
morning blankets, ovcrcoats and biz fires
are in order.
j. II. Parsons, an agent Of the Missouri
Republican. is In the city.
our doctors have provided themselves
with vaccine matter and our people are
being vaccinated.
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, TO all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood etc,
viii send recipe that will cure you free of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send a
selEaddressed envelope to Rev. Joseph I.
Inman. Station ID. New York City.
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-T0TINI % TTIl HTTHITI.
JAcKsBono, january IA shooting af
fray occurred in this city this evening be-
tween two young men named Lester Up
ham and Pat Woln0rth. in which Upham
was instantly killed. ard Woln0rih seri-
ously injured. Both men we're popular.
and much regret is manifested at the sad
occurrence.
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City National Bank.

The Directory of the City National Bank
met yesterday and elected the same bank
officers who served during the past year,
viz: Mcssrs J. C. O'Connor, President
c. c. Slaughter Vice President, and +. j..
Cannon, Cashier. Their reelection is de-
served compliment to these gentlemen.
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Two days moderate application Of the
means i'm question enabled Mr.. otto Eich-
horn. l4l3 y. Ninth street, st. Louis, Mo-.
90 thus write us: had been q sufferer for
the past ,ix weeks with severe pains in the
shoulder and spine, So that | was unable 20
do amy work Advised bv a friend, used
~ Jacobs Oil With the second applIca-
lion relief was had and a cure effected in
two days.
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Alfred Freeman. who has been inca--
ceruted f1r tie rasi Few weeks in The county
fail rrr Killing IL A. Ciamhe-s. suera-.iei
-aefr~firr in giving bond Orb fIe sIu nl
AZ 30 81 fref hr Iulre Alfrl-H Hi rlle
Ifa-riai Court 9Th D-rra.r NJ. H tr-fIl
arI ur OBJ. D.. 1i1rse- ~ -l-tifs. Freeman
laIie r-ier fle uu-e from being con-
r..nH