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! lbs,

We will offer for this week
ZOO punches Of Real Ostrich
lips, In all the new shades at
Ito per bunch; our regular
price on them Is $50.
s75 punches of fine heavy
double headed Tips, in all the
new shades, at I.75per bunch
of 8; their real worth is $50
$50 lunches of Real Ostrich
Tips, extra full and large in
every shade, at $50 for a
bunch of 8; these are our best
Offering, as they are worth $50
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TnR St. Loui, Republican pays O de,erv'

TnK 81. Loui, Republican pays de,erv'
cd compliment TO great man OF Texas,
when II seys: "Tbs news from Washington
that Hon. JOHN II. REAGAN Ia daa-
gs;ously III will bo received with universal
regret. lie 10 one OF the oldest msm ber1 q
the bouse and ono OF the sblsa!. He 10 ur-
doubisdly one sf the safes. and most cIps-
bic legislators the country hiss. Mr.. RIA
GAN han bson o; robus. frame aud vigorous
mind. He 10 man o! convictions ond the
h!chse. integrity. His death would DO
an almost irrepsrssla lo,s 30 Tsxas.
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TINS st. Louis Globe. Dsmoorst ssys that
the republican conventions held this woeh
have not materially changed the presider'
t!L outlook, except to make 1t manifest
that Mn. BLAIyE's boom touched its high
est point last week, and hss since boon
gradually rabsdlng. Things look little
better on tho whole for ARTHUR than
they aid ten days since, aud EpNuSD'
stock undoubtedly shows improvement.
There 10 still no sufficient data, however,
upon which TO hazard a reasonable predc'
ton as 10 the result; and tho probability Il
that the convention will assemble without
any definite idea on anybody's part con-
corning the man who shall fuslly be cho-
sen to continue tho line o!republlcan presi
dents, and postpone the democratic jubilee
as usual, for another four years"
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AN exchange says: Re. }. GHAy. OF New
York city, claims to have JOHN BEowS'G
sword" Iii remarkable how that old
mans effects are scattered. A pair OF his
boots we're sold in California, his galows
tree has been peddled by curiosity sellers IN
both hemispheres, O Bell county, Texas,
man claims to have his Shsrp's rifle. doc
tor at Hssrestown, Maryland, claims to
have his skull, another doctor at Winches'
ter, Virginia, has heart preserved in alco.
hol which he alleges Is BBowH's. Although
his soul Ia marching o." its reflections
canno. be without perturbation In view OF
the disorder attending the odds and ends
he left behind him.
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GTuCV NOTES.

M.ssrs. Q. @. Slaughter and J. y. Wilson
returned yesterday from n trip to New Mex
ioo, where the former purchased CT the lar
ter $500 heed OF iino beef cstlie Tor tho
ramona Of Hunter, Eyrps & Slau5hter, loca-
tad IN tho Indisn territory. This Is one OF
The Nanny purchases that Colopsl Slaughter
has made Tor his firm within the pat few
weokB.
A report is aioat to the effect that Clay,
Mann and aiaocistes. OF Colorado City, have
sod TO u Scatch syndicate rsnches and cat.
tie epproximsting the handsome sun OF
AZ Gao 0OO
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tatorY Full OF vanity, n perfect tyr
ant In his bsiliwick, overslaugh,na his
cnrato In health aud whining 10 him
for "A passport over the shoreless taa when
he foi the fret bolt fiola the crase. bow OF
death whlz by his ears, wss ihia hne old
gentleman o. 'ye olden time" why,
saw an Incident the other dav that inn
pressed mo n thousand tines moro than
these historical and i!teiary sx-
a Az" by.s,reet when woman
"a toothless, disheveled, gray.hsirsd wo
man, mind you, with u heavy bMket on
her arm, trippsd Gnd foil, scattering her
store OF good thiogs all over the pavement
There were four witnesses TO the incident,
n gentleman = mechanic, n non.descrip,
aud mJsef The man with the 'oorrsct'
suil looked Of the contre temps and lhugn'
ed. Ii was q humorous situation. rhsra
lay the nssd orons. PROSTATE on
Tho pavement, ard 10 hishly
ludiorout si.ustior. The mechanio
and looked thoughtful. I-vhy OF course
did nothing, did you eyer know mo ioY
The non.dsscdpt rushed TO the. rssouc.
He tsnderly raised the old hog 70 hor fost
and sssrched for her Loot Treasures In the
shape OF broken packages, and taking. her
arm led her toward ono OF tne
arteries of the city, preiumsbiy
/ could SEQ him feeling In the pockets OF
his we'll ffayed vost, searohlug for coin cur
rent TO pay the.fnro OF his prclosS. Thst
action meant eelf-ienial without rsoom-.
psngr. What WINS Sir Walter Raleigh aud
bic costly cloak beaid0 thi9 manY Per.
hsps,n Continued The Hard Game, ~
would not have thought much Of the incl
dent had II not been for companion
piece TO TIL, plcsn n, ,I i was
fares Of Dallas shortly alter the inciden. l
have referred TO, and lady
s saa adorned c with h ali Tho doyicss
of ort that AXE lovely women lovo!ier; l
watched her as she tripped along much %
/ would ws'c5 clipper chip Win a.! her
canvas spresd- Tho enc Tilh her
white sails kissing tue beams oil tne
waters like a thing OF life; the other sxhn!-
ing delicate perfume, decked IN the
dainty devices OF fashion, with ruiiie and
ribbon and tho thou.srd and one trickeriea
known only to the iorninine guild. ltay |
| watched her IA she eped onward With light,
spripging step, copqueripg and TO conquer,
protected vt every point with tbe pane
molly OF modestY, and apparently regard
at every turn, when an accident
occurred. A plank, sprung by the wealth
or, lifted It's head just high enough 70 invite
catastrophe and not suspicion. My lady
stumbled and foil, From the recsesss OF u
comparatively deserted street hundred
men ruehsd TO the regous. bho was tom
derby raised, carefully brushed OIL hsck
ordsrsd and twli,ly whirlod homsgard'
probably nose the worse for wear. NOW
whst Vzpt TO know"
EvvutbaGsv,l eriprer dropped hts badge
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Thai was a villAinous piece Of black
mailing prsoticed by q New York second.
rate jeweler the other day. The young
groom had forgotten the wedding-ring at
his home In the neighboring city, and 10
had 10 rush down town to buy another. He
was accompanied by his brother. The Jew.
eler heard the story, and when the groom
selected the ring and offered to pay for Is,
the fosmer charged the brother with an at
tempt TO steal one. by hiding It In bis
sleevc. Refusal TO pay for this, brought
polioemsn and an arrest. The wedding had
70 be poa.poned until the next day, when
thu brothers, on trial Of the cafe, were hon
orably discharged. And yet Beecher ssyi
there IL no hell.
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GtB|KkySEHRa!@
ARE AT III AGAIN.

We have goods than ever and well ten fead you
whv. When buyers went to Market we mao ar
ranged to enlarge house at once our intenuon
then was simply to break through the walls OF inc al
increase facilities WthouC de-
lay. Purchases to be made accordingly since
then our plans have been changed. our auuiton
ia to be handsome four-story building, which Will not
be ready occupancy until after this over Our
buver were not notified Of this change in time we are
therefore heavily overstocked The two Departments
that ehould have been (and ultimately Will beg most
benefited by ents OF course most over
stocked They cannot remain so-.some OF the goods
must be disposed Of at TO do this will for the
next week make
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WHEN will tho road TO Paris Re begun
when will the reed 20 Brownword be under
way2 These ara The questions asked OF as
ain csl Lcutiy b. these cis'zsns. We can
not aLsRtr them Just yei, bat suffice II just
ron tofav, you you vii hear something
drop dire city"
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THs crime committed By B. L. CuSsrse.
nav. of Fort Worth. Was the murder oil
MAJOR ]. w. FILMING. Q distinguished
Tsxss veteran and also an ex-Coniedsrate
colder. MAJoR FLnrEo was . fanatic on
he grssnbAck doctrine. but his splendid
soolsi qualities and his prinoely liberality
eodeared him 10 . large circle OF friends,
~ verdict and the parliament. five years
n ne psnitentiary. surprissd the majority
- Tort worth people. Most persons sup.
oeood nothing short Of . life sentence would
- he nudine, and . great nrmoer e1-
',~>ned cspltsl punishmsnt In the case
r~sen Vknrus lsft IN Impoverished FAM
- k1v1ne sunk his fortune IN Publishing
a s~re~Rsek psper called The Age Of
1~o1a ~ Iiks ~ fcppdes. dsad.
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AN exchange tells OF wood.pulp factory
ut Augusta. Georgia, ct which tho expedi'
lion With which paper could be mrrufsc-
tured was recently demonstrated. A
tree, so goca the story, was cut
in the forest ut o'clock in the
morning, was made into pulp and then into
paper at o'clock in the evening, and dis
trlbnted among the people "a newspaper
by O'Clock the next mosning. This may
account for the green aud wooden editori-
ais ac cssioually published in some newsps-
ners. -
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On tie Brsz9s river, two Chinese broth
ers have taken to 's'rn!sg, snd are proving
chased a Fslls county trsoi, married srl,to
tratio African ei'ls, cut Off their queues
and 60 msuy rs,pe 'ts taken to come Amer
ic.n LahIta.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-28

Our correspondent Bo'eUE, takes de-
cided issue with US on the tariff status.
This, ofcourse, ia the great American priv
lege OF heemon. In tho meantime we have
two communications outside Of this county
thanking us for the fulluesa and clearness
of tho exposition al tie phases Of that
queetion, md Goceuting our We've.
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The newspapers oil over tho state have
caught the infection, the GIBB fever. The
Kaufman county and tbs Hunt county pa
pers yesterday received are oil in line with
the balance Of the papers. Some of them
aro running up his name at the masthead
along with IRELAaD's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-28

CosFrE drinkers are encouraged 80 H.
dulge r. ely in their fragrant diffusion.
The crop Of Brazil is 5000.0oO bsgs. The
visible .upply ia nearly 100000 aags The
July option, AZ New York, is of ton points
ard ftlis at s 40 conts. The increase this
wear Is Ga, coo bags
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LIT every merchant. real estate owner
and other citizen Of Dallas constitute him
self committee Of ono to entertain in the
best possible manner the members OF the
Texas Press association, who viii meet here
IN convention next Monday. Two hundred
DE- pers advertising the city of Dallas, fsr
AMI wide, her resources. her size, her nd
vantsges, hsr hospitality, etc, etc, is surely
a thing TO be looked alter.
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trip for cod fish. As we
progFets our luxurious habits will grow
upon US, aud II IL not n Wild Statement, TO
make that when the Il months re!urn
demand for oysters will bs doubled, and II
is 10 be hoped the supply will not again be
cut oil, 40 was the case the season just
olo,ed. The oys.or 10 to DO 'found almost
without ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at Who'll y
unsuitable locnli,its-irom Florida aud
the northern inlela OF the Gulf Of
Mexico 70 Massachusetts, Bay; local
farther north, on Dsmariscotts,
Maine, and Ia The southern part OF the Cult
OF 81. Lawrence, ct Prince Edward Island
In Northumberland straits and the Bay Of
Chsleur. In 1879 the business employed
upward OF 90 600 men; tho oysters produced
measured % 200 600 bushsls; the oysEesB az
sold wsro worth $iS 800 600; and 1900 ver-
lols and IL COO boats. ware employed more
or leps regularly. The principal s,u Of the
industry 10 In Chesapeake Bay, Maryland
having the greater interest In IL. Thu
MsfylsndeIs employed numbered $500
the vrginians 10, 900; Maryland yielded 10
coo, 600 bu.hels OF oysters, vslssd at ST.
200. Oo0. New Jersey, New York, Delaware
aud Connecticut came after these two
states buL Of n greas remove.
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AYERS
Cherry Pectoral

II not new claimant for popular conf
dence, but q medicine which Is to-day
saving the lives Of tho third generation
who have como into being since 1t was
first offered TO the public.
There Is not household In which this
Invaluable remedy has once been In
troduccd where It's use has ever been
abandoned, and there Is not q person
who has ever given II proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep-
tIblc OF cure, who has not been made
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL has,
IN numberless instances, cured obstinate
aaaos OF chronic Bronchitis, Larnygitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients In the earlier stages
~ Pulmonary Consumption. II Is a
medicine that only requires to be taken In
email doses, Is pleasant TO the taste, and Is
needed IN every house where there are
children. As there r. nothing 80 good rs
AYERS CHERRY PECTORALf for treat
mcnt OF Group and Whooping Cough.
These arc all plain facts, which can be
verified by anybody, and should be ~
membercd by everybody.
Ayers Cherry PectoraI
PREPARED by
Dr.. J. O. Aver q Co.. Lowelis hasA
Sold by oil druggists.
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an Pnu,rs Discontinued az the Expiration
a tho Wlfna Ntuld Tor.

Look at the printed label on your paper The
dai5 thereon shows when ne suhsrlpyoh *.
,'ifts. Forward Ma money In ample t'ino Tor
rene wal YOU desire unbrokCn hlcS as We can
no, always furnish back nuInbcEG. .-,.--
Subscribers desiring thc address OF lhoiF paper
aLanFad 81 ill p'f-teGLa.e ~ thch commnn!ca'
ulu frih 'hc Oh md new gdlress.
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AN exchange regrets to state that GsoRGE
ALrasp TowsxsD is about to publish a
book with the title, Tho Entsiled Hat, or
Patty Uapnon's Times" Whsther the re-
greet is In consequence 81 tho odd title or
she mere tact OF the expected publication Is
mt st.ted.
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NIONpAY. ApnIL es, lssi.

Iriswilh graidra,ion that The HERALD
is abs 20 aruouuce thsi Ma. REAGAN hiss
fought rfrthc grim destroyer. May be
live long md prosper"
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an IGNORANT AND NERVOUS III
MANITY,r

II De. BROWN, in his recent address at
Bolton, as president OF the State Medical
association, can give 30 better reasons than
those offered for the Continuance ei the
dead languages for the writing Of prescnp-
tlons, the aooner the absurd custom shall
be abandoned tho better for the credit OF
the fraternity. The excuee given thos 1.-THE
patient might be made nervous n be knew
W hat Is the character Of the disease IL the
prescription were written Ia his own
laugh age" is the same old Plea o! the dark
ages, when the member oi the church was
not Permitted 10 read the Bible for iesr he
m ight be takan out rom his Ignorance and
ask too many questions. Therefore the
prayers and services were conducted 10 the
Same dead language. Why should 8 pa
tient be- kept in ignorance If he Is
not so seriously sick? II he should
he. then his friend or nurae need not exhibit
the scare- crow. OF ell the occasions in the
world for uorvousness, perhaps tho case OF
the dead.in.love young fellow Is the most
pronounced. Ergo, his address to his du!-
oinea, or his letter, and Its reply ought 10
be In one Of the dead languages. The
game way with plesdings In court, which
ought also be thus conducted before the
neryously Interested parties. We make no
charges against doctor or druggist, but in
the case OF mistakes. AS dead men tell no
.sles," co, very often may none OF the dead
Languages. Time and again do patients
ns.lecI to take the prescriptions of the
physician beoauee Of their utter Ignorance
OF the Ingredients compounded, but
if they were written out after
the fashion ct every other business,
there might not be 90 much
apprehension. AID yet another matter
thas obtrudes itself upon Nv, viz; the
shameiully insufficient study o.
ourselves, "f physiology, pa
thology, therapeutics, SysieEs, etc.,
In our schools. We spend years In learn
ing all possible about the sun, Its heat, etc.,
and yet If we have the foyer we are not
taught how to allay IL. We know how to
MEASURE the pulsstions of light, but not one
In ten of us can tell our own healthiul pulse
beat. We are taught the contents
Of the bowels OF the earth,. yet
IL our stomach be dlsordered we are OF sea
o. to whether to try cathartic or an
emetic. We are advised how to extract
phosphorus from boneblack, but II our
child or friend swallow a poison we are ig-
noramuses as to an antidote. And 80 1t
goes. What In after life We never have
need Of. save as an accident, Is crammed
into us through yearu OF study. and at an
expense OF thousands Of dollars, while those
things which concern US most and directly,
are strangely neglected. A little more
knowledge about our personal selve7 and
welfare would improve US most materially.
And thus equipped, In. Bsowr need not
fear 90 much about our nervousness from
Ignorance" Abolish the effete folly Of
that desd-language prescription relic Of the
era when the black arts flourished.
ENrEn TIE r.
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Prevent serious sicfness By taking occs.
slonally one Of Emory's Little Cathartic
Pulls, = wonderful appetizer, an absolute
preventive and cure OF biliousress, pleas
an, 10 take, sugar-costed. AK your drug.
ejtt for them and take no other-l5 rents.
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS h our MILLINERY and CARPET ntpARrMT
Sanger Brothers
MILLINERY DBPARTNT

Ia by all ladies' taste the most complete
in the South in all things pertaining to fashionable head
gear quotations below are for this seasons produc
lions No old or shop-woln goods.
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W CANNOT DESCRIBE TRIMMBDaATS LADIES MUSTSER THBM
! CARPET DEPARTMENT.
SANGER BROTHERS
MATTINGS.

White straw mating at "a l.2o q yard, worth
Chec.ed mating ct go q yard, that ordina-
three lots Of fancy straw mattings at 2sc, SOC
and $50 q yard that has sold at from 10c 10 l5c
mora
NO are getting ont several additional lots
which will be on our carpet floor this week
They are all special bargains.
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HsRBths Gsytl sripper dropped his badge
Of Office with sioksning .hud, and olmoHs
simultaneously, the doors OF the saloon OPP
posite Swung open; the white sproned negro
gFinnipg choeriiy, Rsd The Sucker snd The
Hard Game we're appointed a COMMITTEES to
confer with the bar-keepo
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EXIT OYSTERS, ENTER ICE CREAM

EXIT OYSTERS, ENTER ICE CREAM.
Oysters are no longer ordered In Dallas.
The tar at this season takes the shape Of
frozen corn.starch and strawberries, the Let
ter enfeebled by travel. The last oystel
season was bad one, 10 consequence OF ex'
treme cold. Nearly Zoo. 600 bushels vert
frozen and persisted miserably In the river
that empty into the Chesapeake bay
In consequence. Baltimore oyden were
rarely offered the past season on the Dallas
market, and our supply was nearly all de-
riyed from tbs Gulf OF Mexico. which fur
uishes the mollusk OF grade under those
obtained In colder waters. Dallas people
srs veil educated In oyster eating, and In
the season of lss2s3 the con-
sumption here exceeded 1000 bushels
when the oyster 10 In prime health he 10 q
dainty bit, more palstsble than the favor
lie morsels Of Rome's gluttons In its palm
lest days, but when he comes to the table
IN poor health, he 10 ~ bad ~ dish OF
Florida Strawberries shipped to Dallas via
a.. Louis In o car used the previous
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CARPETS.

We are heavily ovcrstocked in ex. supers
and We must therefore offer o number Of pieces
at extraordinary reductions.
At ESQ wc will sell an Atwood ex Super worth
80 cents.
Our I5c quality Is equal TO any Leo Goods in
the market
We have marked down tapestries 70 CSC snd
!sc that cannot Be bought elsewhere for less
than 700 and LOO
Our best qualities that are worth Ito 10 Lis
We arc selling at so and &c.
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TERMS or INSCRIPTION.
DAILY,

ConpHsii olfht wages ~ nny'slS columns
nade % ium .he cream ~ t1o u.ly oaluohs,
stste. lul o. now cleSi ~ tho following 10
.rrld raiCst -.
OIf ANNNf HfllN AflAlt -
From March 20 November 10, 1884 20
INVARIABLY II ADVANCL
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free ~ Postage 10 al fnft- nt inc NHl''A
states and Canada.
aimll b. drah on pAllS posiollco money or
AZ of registered l9.sf N sent Otherwise, We
sil not DO tospOahhlc Tor inisoardagss Adj
irrsa TIE HERALD. Dallas, Texas
Specimen copies sent FREQ on Application
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MATS AND RUGS.

We. ssk special consideration :for the llres
mentioned below. They arc all marked below
are V worth SIS to T. Al Si.7S We viii i'i sell
velvet rug that IL worth 2.60 At e so we viii
sell an extra large velvet rug that Il worth 3 Co.
number Of other styles At equally low prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-02

to,dav afternoon aud had their ctu'eE
taken by tho travelling artists VINO are
~ Hevcrat prrsona have hecn converter
nj HE revival meeting which " bVlhg
conducted by the evangelist fnnfHnn'
Aome of Tho new converts VIII DO pap
Ti,e sprtnp term VI The Wal1oit IN
nlilute closed on last Thursday nigh.
viii, tbo usual order Of buaincsH, Wen
exerplpd. 'Thr fninfo puecceu ot this
snhool Id rather clntidad Aimee Prof ".
d Kendall. The principal, Inns resigned
an acoount nf III health, % take less
ariuous position ina colleg" ~ s''s'
auutl.
me Methodist high school ID IN
about the same condition ~ thc "ne
mentioned nb0yr. Df, Wi'htifm, lhe
principal, has boen elected president q,
|, school IN Tyler, and " 10 dnnnum'
whether Prof CLARK. who hns been
elected to M the ppsltion vacated w
Dr. Wilhurn. will accept On not
1t IN rather quiet on The politiHsi
llrId here. Nothing stormy has oq-
cured. lildcn VIII certainly take l,iH
seat now, ~ our county con yuhtloi, IN
l,onhan Yesterday elected HIN, Tps
0Asmfih WINS also elected ny lhe
convention recommending the
edoption Of the inJofity
rule. Culheraon aud Nhenoweth
both have strong supporters w th'H
part ri thocounty, Hat the battle ~
vel has mol begliii only nlnrslnllhg
Of forces aud Hiight sklrnlehing, This
r)ntcs., however, Will be eclirscd by