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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29

Jos. II. Gresnman, All King street.
Gold fish. bird cages and q full line
of tinware at r. Parry, Jr's., 234 King
street.
French street wharf is the plAce for
r nod clean coal.
Soiree Tonight In the Phillips bul.d-
ing, Fourth and French streets.
PINE eys'"rs I" procure I, Jas.
Jones, NJ. GiS Eighth street.
Look )ut for =, REPUBLICANS
double ,heet Ola =, urGav
Bargains n grecArits; 204 E. Fourth
Rush's coal u the kind you want
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False Alarm.

II WAS thought by great many
people that there WAS fire at Fourth and
Shipley last night, but when they got
there they found 1t the fne frames in
Yerger's window shining. His frames
and prices shine with everybody il
seems. Fourth and Shipley Is the
plAce,
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Fidelity.

What 10 fidelity =? 1t is TO keep faith
full through good report and evil report.
through suffering, and, II need be.
through shame ; It Is to credit no evil OF
the one loved from other lips, and, II
told that euch evil 10 true by bis own,
to blot It out as though 1t had never
been to keep the true to him through
all appearances, however, against him,
through silence, and trial, and absence; !;
never TO forsake him even BY one
thought, and to brave all the world to
serve him that is what seems fidelity
to me-nothing less.
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Pure Milk.

N. w. Porter, who has been serving
q large number Of the citizens Of VIII
mington with milk for several years,
has succeeded Isaac f. Ridgway on
Tatnsll's dairy, New Castle Hundred.
All persons desiring pure milk will do
we'll 70 give him call. Two wagons
on the route. Address 216 W. Second
street.
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Dlain Q IN New York.


BINGHAMToN, N. Y, Oct 2e.-The
special train bearing Mr.. Blaine and
party left Elmira promptly at o'clock
this morning. The first stop was At
Waverly, where there was q very large
gathering for SO early an hour. Mr..
Blaine spoke briefly upon the illustra-
tion afforded by the State of New
York of the benefits of q protective
tariff.
1t was raining when the train reached
Oswego, but there was very large
crowd at the depot. Mr.. Blaine stepped
out to fiat car decorated for the oc..,-
sion and was received in the usual
enthusiastic manner. Mr.. Blaine made
speeches at Oswego, Binghamton, Sus-
quehanna, Deposit and Port Jsrvis.
At Patterson there was an immense
multitude awaiting the arrival of tho
not less than 40, ESQ
persons They had banners and cannon
and fireworks, and when Mr.. Blaine
appeared, they cheersd and ye led 30
vociferously, and set off their d eworks
SO continuously, that 1t seemed idle
to attempt speech. Hon. William
Walter Phelps introduced Mr.. Blaine.
who returned thanks for his reception
and urged the people to vote tor Mr.
r fu0lpb ho tuolT representative. 4usR
advice was received with three cheers
for Phelps
At Passaic there was quite . de-
monstration.. Mr.. Blaine spoke few
words of thanks. He said that the
most enthusiastic Republicans he had
met In the west were in Indiana. and
that, from what he had seen to night
he was inclined to think that the most
enth husiastie Republicans in the east
were In New Jersey.
A very short stop was made at Ruth
or ford Park, and then at about seven
O CLOCK the train ran into the depot at
Jersey City. Here the people cheered
Mr. Blaine and crowded around him,
so that it WAS not easy for the party to
get through the ferry-house. The ferry
company had provided a special boas,
which carried the party to the foot OF
Twenty-tbird street, whence they were
driven to the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
where Mr.. Elkins, Senator Hale, and
Mr.. Blaine's wife and daughter were
Awaiting him.
1t is six weeks since Mr.. Blaine left
Augusta. In that time lse has trav ele6
by rail more than nine thousand miles,
and made from ten to twenty-Din6
speeches per day. He 10 in excellent
health and spirits-sven better than
when hs started. The r2n from Elmira
to-dav-272 m miles-was one of the long
est made in any one day, and, owing to
the excellent arrangements made by
the oslicers of the Erie road, and the
good management of Mn. Draper, of the
National Committee, at the same time,
one of the easiest, although it included
eighteen stops and speeches.
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Is the leading lung remedy In Will
mington, Del. Can't be beat In sore
throat and lung diseases. Said more than
one gentleman at DhPont's Banks, it
was the best lung medicine sold, and
they would not be without 1t in their
families. We have hundreds of private
references. 90 cents and 81. Sold by
all dealers in medicine. Depot, Fourth
and King streets Philadelphia depot,
Johnston, Holloway b Co., 6O2 Arch
streDr
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oysters.
Fer good %, 30 and 40 cont oysters,
|octo HAnna's, COS jefferson strv h.
PainsHngs
T. banner, 510 Market street, IL
ready to do all kinds Of paint
ing and granting. Johbing . specially
Bargains Bargains
Tor the next thirty days In cigars and
tobacco, 70 mako room for new stock,
ut los Esst Second street..
For Rens Low.
A stable at Seventh and Wollaston
streets. Apply at this Office.
Cove Plant Oysters, at 0anns's,
sos Jefferson street. Oysters delivered
to all parts of the city.
Japney, 301 and 3C3 King street, 10
receiving daily car loads of the finest
Rose and Burbank potatoes ever any
Soas0n produced. Now In the time to
buy. Persons wishing to lay in for
winter use should call and examine
them. Oar load lots at reasonable prices
TO the Wholesale trade.
There were all the evidences Of n
coming storm the very air vibrated
with the odor of danger, but when the
kind father took from his pocket q bot
tie of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup then
came q calm, for the baby had the
croup and would now get we'll.
+. A. Mcclure has opened . new
restaurant In Eighth street market,
where meals are served at ell hours. A
roast beef dinner and three vegetables
for 70 cents, and the best and largest
oyster stews In the city. Give him =
call.
We have just received another fine
lot of that choice butter. We sell it
Wholesale or retail In quantities to suit
the purchaser. Call early at Smeltz &
Co.'S, 13 East Fourth street.
Remember that T. A. Mcclure has
the best, freshest and greatest variety
of fresh and salt fish In the city, which
he soils, the cheapest, in Eighth street
market.
Walter Joseph, practical house and
sign painter, grainer and glazier. Estt-
mates furnished. All work guaranteed.
122 Market steet.
Oh Just look at the nice print butter
that Smeltz & Co. sells for 20 cents q
pound It's just splendid. No. Is E.
Fouroh street.
Those 5s and 3's at No. East
Third street are immense. Chapman,
proprietor.
- cents invested in q powder gun
and insect powder will enable You to
rid your house Of reaches. Get them
at Hartman's, Fifth and Poplar.
Taylor b Fullerton's genuine insect
powder kills insects Of all descriptions.
Taylor & Fullerton, 800 King street.
Superior Butter Taffy at Ferguson's 8
II East Second street.
For good coal 60 to Bush's, French
street wharf.
Strong Cough Cssdy at FerRuson's, Il
East Second street.
Go TO Welsh, Sharp & Co., 204 Eas
Fourth street, for cheap potatoes.
Two lbs. good Rio coffee for % cent
at 2O4. East Fourth street.
Try Bush's coal Won will like n
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Repuhalean Mes.lng.

The Republicans Of the Ninth ward
are requested TO meet at the Old Acade-
my, on Thursday evening, the 30th
inst. Business OF Importance will be
considered. By order Of the Commit.
tee.
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ao,ug 10 west yChester.

This evening the Young Mems Re
publican Club will go to West Chester
on a special train, on the p, W. q b.
and Baltimore Central and Media Rail-
roads, leaving this city at 6.45 P. m'
The club will meet at their headquar
ters at 6. 80 p. m, and proceed to tht
station.
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Two Years Old.

Last year we had to tell you what
Canada Pine Syrup is for, and urge you
to try It. This year you all know what
to buy when tight cold fastens itself
on you. Canada Pine Cough Syrup, %
cents NJ the drug stores.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
gALvATvDNl lsT6 RELEAE.3
- s"f' FA.<DM JAll.

Six members OF the Salvation army
we're recently sent to the penitenua.
by q Police Magistrate Of Syracu ~,
New York, for violatation of city ordi-
names. -On Monday night they were
released under decision of Judge
Kennedy tuat their conviction was ile.
gal. The COmmon Council has passed .
new ordnance to meet the Judges Iul-
ing.
The schedules Of Joseph W. Rosenthal
& Co., Wholesale clothing mannio ctur-
srs, Of Rochester, New York, who fail, d
recently, show their total liabilities 10
be 1891 ,O23, and their actual assets $780,
575.
Henry Lehr, convicted of man.
slaughter, at Patterson, New Jersey,
for shooting Joseph Henry Wilson ZOE
stealing melons, has been sentenced TO
four years imprisonment.
The trial or Gilbert W. Hazeltine, for
the murder of "Mamie Thou peon. I'm
Baltimore, ended last evening In YER
dict Tor manslaughter. The prisoner
was remanded for sentence.
The South America Com mission me
, yesterday, in Baltimore and heatli tn
views Of several busin ,ss men In regard
to the proposed efforts to in,r-sso our
trade with Central and South A.nerieA.
The store of A. r. Smith, ~ Rocka~
way Beach, Long Island, was robD-d
of bonds, several hundred dollars n
cash and other valubles on MOuday
night.
Mayor Edison, of New York, yesier-
day appointed General Fitz-John P0r-
ter to be Police Commissioner. to sue
seod the late Sidney P. NicholA
Norma Jones, thirteen years Of sgek
was arrested in Fitchburg, Mass.-
chusetts, last night, for placing Oh.
structions on the railway track.
The latest account of the mine disaster
[at youngstown, Pa, show that fourteen
men were killed and seven injured.
News was received yesterday in De-
[troit Of the ex xingu ishmeut of the tire
In the Calumet and Heola mine.
A Canvass of Texas shows popula
tion of 2,215. 200, an incrt ase OF ga 000
In four years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29

The following petit jurors to serve
during the November torn Of court
which convenes on the. 18th prox., have
been drawn: ~
FIRST PANEL.
Brandy Hundred - Samuel G.
Penr0se, Lewis r. Talley, Thomas VIII.
kinson.
Neutrality-suspicious. Pagan, Frank
Cald we'll, George w. Roberts.
Christiana-W. X. Brinkle, Howard
jordan, Bernard DuttOn.
Mil Creek-WilliAm NJ. Derickson,
Lewis Miller.
White Clay Creek Charles II.
Cannon, David 8. Leach, 8. j. Mar
shall.
Pencader-William A. Hukill, John
3. LeFevre, ST., Richard T. Cam, Jr.
New Castle-Manlove McFarlin, Will
liam B. Mccoy, John B. Manlove.
Red Lion-John 7. Grimes, John T.
Deputy, George w. Craig.
st. Georges-Rcbert 8. Carpenter,
David Hopkins, Christopher. J. Vande-
grift.
Appoquinimink-Manlove Davis, Al
bert Lyman.
Blackbird-Jesse T. Fennimore, An.
drew Lockerman
SECOND PANEL.
Brandywine Hundred-Robert Car
gill, Isaac 8. Elliott, William Wilson.
Wilmington--Alfred D. vaadsver,
John X. johnson, Norris Taylor.
Chrhtiana-Mosss Lowther, John r.
Lyman, John Mcbride.
Mil Creek-Henry Whiteman, Henry
B. Klair.
White Clay Creek Jos. Dean, Pr ice
H. Bullin.
Pencader-John Barber, John Wal
ton.
New Castle-Frederick Morgan, Da-
vid W. Elkinton, William f. Silver.
Red lillian d. Mullin, VIM.
M. Wingste, Theodore +. Clark.
6t Georges-Albert @. Delhi, Harry
Davis. Alonzo j. Whitlock.
Appoquinimink-Edward Hart, Har.
~ Lee, Joseph A. Daniels.
Black bird Joseph Lightcap, Ben
jamin r. G. Rothwell, Mortimer Rec.
ords.
The special panel and the jurors
drawn 70 serve at the regular Septem-
Der term of court are recalled to attend
1t the adjourned session of court,
which begins November 10th, at which
two or three homicide cases will be
tried.
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ton will be deprived of the last vestige
Of self. lf.government.


Mr. Grubb's proposed Constitutional
amendment was thoroughly discussed, /,
and IL deceptive nature fully exposed.
He read extracts from Mr.. Bates speech
In opposition to IL In the last Legisla-
ture, and said that when his motion TO
re commit It to tho committee was
voted down, he was also voted into
eternal silence on tho subject.
Mr.. Bates had spoke In this place on
Monday night, and he had not said .
single word on this important subject,
but had devoted his time In trying to
show the working men OF Wilmington
that free trade will be to their advan.
tage. He did not believe the people OF
this county would vote TO rivet upon
themselves these chains 90 cunningly
forged by Mr.. Grubb, but II they do, Il
will be done by the votes Of men who
have always voted the Republican
ticket.
By this he meant the temperance
vote, and while he has the greatest re-
spect for the gentlemen composing that
party, be would warn them that II
they persist In keeping their ticket in
the field 1t will bo certain to defeat the
Republicans, ~ three fourths of their
| strength comes from that party.
He spoke of the tariff, and said that
1t certainly required considerable pluck
and assurance on the part Of Mr.. Bates
TO stand before Wilmingtou audiences
and argue In favor of free-trade. The
same ISLANDERS that are now circulated
about MT. Blaine were not only circu-
lated but implicitly believed by Demo
Gratis about Lincoln and Garfield, and
yet tnere is scarcely . Democrat to-day
but who wou scorn any one who
would repeat them. In conclusion, he
said that he know very little about Mr..
Cleveland, and that sometime ago he
WAS sent little book, which he exh ibi
ted, that purported to be record OF the
publ 10 life Of Grover Cleveland.
1t had . picture ON the outside of
lquite n Ice looking stout gentleman,
and he opened 1t, expecting to learn
something about this great man, and
was surprised to fnd It blank. But 1t
was . true history Of his life 1t 10 q
blank, and he Ia cham. He predicted
the election Of Blaine and Logan next
Tuesday by IN overwhelming majority
and took bis seat amid loud applause.
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Dou't forget that Holland. at No. 307
Market street, makes ono dozen hand.
some cabinet pictures for s. that are
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
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Knla 60O0a.

We have splendid assortment of
ladies' and children's caps and hoods,
sacques, lsggins and mits. M. ID. Riley,
228 King street.
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Picture Frames
wall Papers.

Made to order while you wait at Yer.
gers depot, Fourth and shipley.
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Ameraca's Leading ID ansing Has
tors.

In Q recent issue of the Boston Galop,
a complete list of the members OF the
various legitimate associations OF dam
cling masters In America Is given.
among which is noticed the name OF
AS Webster, of this city, who is the
only Wilmingtonian holding member. %
onlv the best teachers In the country.
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Aner . .Clouds-eunahins.

Remember, Beecher, ,315 Market Ct
10 taking superior cabinet Photographic
for $500 dozen. Also presents you
FREE one 8x10 frame size D cture.
Satisfaction to everybody at 3l5 Mar
ket street.
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Arto,xp. Enxravinsa.

Seventy different subiects;size % x2S,
st Yerger's frame depot, Fourth and
Shipley streets.
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:s:sS2|2Aa1|S


Sun rises 6.28. Sun sets 20.
Best ehe matter, 5l6 Market st.
Read she REPUBLICAN,.
Agents for Dunlap's Aaaa.
Bunfora Br0eheFa. Haaters.
An Ice thing-a refrigerator.
Blaine's motto Letters alone
An aching void-s hollow tooth.
A light Notwithstanding matches.
Bsss drums are slways sbald.headed.
Cheapest han ing lamp sold, 9oc. store
BrAstlisn Tonic Bitters only 30 cants.
Birds and cages at Parker's, East End st.
MfIiard r. Davis. iewelsr,0 e. and ssrest.
Ben Butler has more than one cross sigh.
sHts Laundry. Sixth and Sbipisy ssreets
Tickle dude and you'll make fool grin.
wringers sold and repaired. 1t sls shipley
Fine ls X. Rings. as Bsnf. Is f. Tourtn 81
brazilian Balm. coughs and colds. 10 ctr
A grog shop is tight place for an to be
In.
A deaf and dumb barber will never a.,
poor
A short stop-when bank suspends pay
ments.
A good Latin motto for an ocean voyage
sic ira nsit.
When is . chair like lsdyS dress Whom
The campaign barrels will soon be used for
election bonfires.
oh..n nour aud feed. Kimbls, Front and
Madison etrs@ft.
:, ,.sIgsTag" clipping only At Muilin', us
When candidate runs the gauntlet he is
handled without gloves.
Time passes lightly in crowd-when there
are watch thieves around.
House and sign painting. Buckmaster snd
Woodmansey, 62lW. Front street.
When there 10 glut in the provi'ion mar.
ket We are liable TO see the glutton.
Lovers, who are kept At q di,tance from
ssch other. arc correspondingly hsDpy.
The cord that will bind candidate to obli-
gstion Of trust or to oblivion is his record.
For the best made canton flannel under
weir In the city go TO Best.bib Market street.
OF all the humor OF the present day tt ere
is nothing much better than Holmes pun
Joke.
Pine salt oysters 25, 30 and 40 cents per
quart at Penpeils stall 40 King street, and
also CLANS.
Rest. SIS Market street is making to order
red and white underwear. Beats anything
In the city.
Tho Republican candidate for Sheriff in
Brooklyn is named Tanner. He hopes TO tan
his opponent.
butlor may be very sturdy work my man,
but 1t looks very much as though he was on .
strike ct present.
Take your babies TO Hollands, So7 Market
street. and have their pictures taken bv N
instantaneous process.
Best. SIS Market street, offers the biggest
bargains 10 the city in hats and mems fur
nishings. Try him once
Now ~ the time to buy your carpets aud
oil cloths blankets and comfo-tables. ano
Adair's I ew store 10 the place to buy, ,4l3 King
| street.
Best, Sis Market street, has the reputation
Of making the finest canton flannel under
| wear in the citv. Blue and fancy fiauReil
made to order in Il irstciass manner and fully
guaranteed.
Elegant plush snd morocco albums -
| Prices S3 and - each, in email weekly pay
| ments. Leave orders ut hKPUBLICAN office
or cell on Johu q. Bryant, Pennsylvsnii
House, King and Front streets.
In the cleaning; oh, my darling,
/ In the twilight faint and dim.
WIN you watch for me my darling.
When the moon has doused her gill I
l You will sec me. then. my darling,
Though the nixh bs damp and dark
In Q big torchliEht procession,
| HOwlinR like the b00luin shark.
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Preventative against cholera, Got
your houses painted against colds get
your broken glass renewed by w. X.
Grant Sixth and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29

1t is sal. of an old physician in
Philade lph'a, when called upon to pre-
scribe for n cough or cold, that he in.
variably refuses to do 80, but recon :
mepds his patients to take DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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A Blk j ump.

The biggest jump on record is the Jump BY
which Canada Pine Dough Syrup has Jump.
all other cough syrups. rs cents, at all the
drug stores.
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To be appreciated, the new protection
toe shoes for children, 1t Babcock' q,
2O6 Market street. Comfortable, neat
aud serviceable.
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Fringe.

A new lot of those eleRaat black
cheneille fringes at go and 70 cents.
M. e. Riley, 228 King street.
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Gloves.

Four.buttOn kid gloves, SLIPS, the
best in the market. hook, 6.00 and
$3.50. M. K. Riley, 228 King street.
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New Plush Frames
Protection

At Yereer's frame depot, Fourth and
Shipley, Prices away down.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29

Flexible and Adjustable Trusses
for piles, prolapsus, ami, etc., can be OBJ
tained az ladies department of BELTS.
druggist, Sixth and Market. Ladies'
entrance, No. / West Sixth street.
Lady attendant.
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JOS Fl. Greenman, All King street
Established 1874.
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Otley Vernon's sausage and scrapple
fresh at 2O4 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29

For the childrens' feet. Go to Babcock,
2O6 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29

Seven lbs. buck wheat for 25 cents At
204 East Fourth street.
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:. Entlrely New GOODS -

Jos. H. Greenman, Alt King street.
Oldest in the State.
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aving made a large pur.
E Of Vogel's celebrated
k Cashmeres for cash we
now Offering splendid
in 3S-inch goods at the
wing prices: 5oc., 59c.,
15c., &c., CSC. and 81 :
Fn weight, dye and fin
Ee believe these to be the
hbrlcs in the market
Ne money. Cashmeres
alanue to be desirable
popular as a dress fabric.
ales for these goods are
E Ladies who can ap-
Flate a bargain will not be
ppo nted.
CROSBY & HILL.
Y and 222 Market St.
Psclal Bargain in l9 inch
lff Black Silks, warrant.
sl''l a yard, as well Of
ndid value at Soc, 621c.
'9c,' sic, 95c., $1.OO
" sl'5o and $l.75.
CROSBY & HILL.
10 and 222 Market 81
elVets, Velveteens, Bro
E Velvets and Ses
'Ass in large variety .
ular prices.
CROSBY & HILL.
|, 40 and saa Market $
''igalns IN Blankets, Fla
y Underwear, Shawl
'''' Dress Goods, etc., e,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29

Dyspepsia is Immediately re 'ieved by Ben
sons Porous Plastc.s. Quick acting, highly
medicinal.
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The following petit jurors to serve
during the November term Of court
which convenss on the. 18th pfox., have
boen drawn: AM