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, 1884-02-27
TESTING THE WIRES
The Apparatus Which tbs Pacific
Telegraph Company Put Into the
Hands of Ranohmsn
u. WI. cl.mpi.t in me oarren.l

". W. C1ampitt In The Currentl
The question might properly be asked, how
was it possible to keep the lines In working
order through the trackless deserts md the
mighty canyons, whom violent storms or
savage depreciation often laid them low.
This work was performed by ranchmen. mot
operators, who had been instructed In the
use Of a testing apparatus, which proved en-
tirely successful
This testing apparatus consisted OF two
brass plates, with accompanying bras but
ton. and a ground wire separated from the
apparatus, but convenient to be pressed with
tongue or finger. When the button was
turned tbs current became broken and
the foster applied a dampened finger to
ono limo placing tho other on the ground wire.
IL he felt q shock or sensation In his fingers
he would know that n current of electricity
existed. and that that portion Of the line was
all right II he felt no shook or sensation he
would know that the line was down. The
same operation wns to be repeated on tho
other part OF the disconnected lima
Aftsr testing and finding no current, be
was instructed to wait fifteen minutes, test-
ing oocaslonally during the time, then II no
current was porceptible he should proceed to
get his horse ready to start over the line from
which be received no current Thirty min
utes was allowed to get his horss ready for
the ride, at the expiration OF which time he
should repeat the testing operation, and II no
current was at that lime perceptibls, be
should start forth on the Line az rapidly as
possible, always observing that the Lines
wero connected before starting.
When the wires were down on both sides Of
the testing station. two men, properly in
structed, were TO start at the same time, one
over each line. Tho hours for testing were 7
aIm ia m and sp. n. every day. II
convenient, tssts at two or three other times
during the day were 70 be made as quickly az
possible. 80 rs to disturb the transit the
least
Those were the general instructions issued
to the rnnohmsu who dwelt alone In the soi-
tudes, and, being faithfully observed, proved
eminently successful
Much might DO written of this Iona life OF
the ranchman operator. One Of than sta
TONED all winter on the Big Sandy, near
South Pas1, was frightened at the sound OF
bis own voice In tho spring when calling his
horse, which had wandered of In search Of
sweet grazz. Another behald from tho door
of bis ranch a band Of 5000 wolves cut the
hamstrings OF his horse, which was grazing
near By, and devour 1t before be could rem
der any assistance Buch was q part Of tho
lone life of the ranchman upon the frontier
Of the FAR west
, 1884-02-27
Bound In n
TD-n Mn n-- :


A real novelty has this winter been intro
dueed into bookbinding by Mr.. Elliot Stock
in connection with his facsimile first edition
Of The Religio Medici." This volume,
which has more than usual interest, because
1t shows the actual spelling and wording OF
the famous treatise as it was written by the
author for his own ediAcation and published
surreptitiously by Che printer, Is bound ap-
parently between two slabs OF oak, besud-
fully grained and figured in low relief with a
graceful scroll pattern. A close examination,
however, shows that the wosd is not solid
the fact being that some ingenious inventor
has discovered a device whereby solid oak lin
this case the wood came from an old chasu
can 10 cut in slices OF about tho thickness Of
drawing-paper, so softoned as to receive the
impression OF a stamped pattern, and being
then folded over q binding Of cardboard made
70 preeent the APPEARANCES Of carved oak.
, 1884-02-27
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Fractions, in Fifths in proportion.

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, 1884-02-27
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81 Co.'s 3
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Young Men
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There are many men OF the age of 30 TO 90
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All communication should be addressed
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In grand style. ~
DIR. WAGNER & co.
Out this out and tako along.
, 1884-02-27
Enxiand's Jam.

Mr.. Gladstone has discovered the remedy
for agricultural distress in England. 1t
seems that the condition OF the English
farmer was never so wretcbed as now. His
cows cease to yield His fruit trees are
barren Even the sugar with which. he
sweetened the cup OF adversity Is imported
from America But Mr.. Gladstone, speaking
to the Hawarcen tenantry. bids them bs of
good cheer. They MY Ii forced to depend
on America for their beef and mutton, their
bread and milk, but they still may have their
own jam. "Jam," says the premier, ais
taking a new position in the world. 1t Will
take n. new position in England" Unhappy
England Once tho food supplier OF the
universe, now satisfied with the monopoly OF
jami
Coudillaei Our ideas are transformed sem
uafion~
, 1884-02-27

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It is indeed a wonderful remedy-toninv
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Liebig's lnviRorHtor No. 2 with our DE-
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DR.. Liebig & 20. treat successf u .ly by HON.
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Most powerful electric belts free to prtlents.
To prove the wonderful power OF the Invlg.
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The services Of the celebrated old German
physician. DR.. o. Girard, from Stra burg,
rave been secured Mt the Liebig Dispensary'
His fame as Il specialist for diseases OF men l.
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800 Geary Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Private entrance, 405 Mason street, four
blocks up Geary street from Learny. Main
entrance through Dispensary drug store.
, 1884-02-27

Boston Transcript

Tbs --latest craEs among the swsu ysung
msn Of New York IL 70 have thsir lady
loves pronles engraved on their humb nails,
anil It 10 said that a noted cameo cuttsr 70 on
the high road to fortune In consequence
, 1884-02-27
A Practical View OF Eispems.A
FTxf n,f.

Young man, never marry tbs girl Who win
slops with you Ths woman who has suf-
ncient will to eops generally has the deter
mination that will make bar head Of the
family.
, 1884-02-27
True to the Letter.

1HuSucIpHIN OuLI
what IN the world havo you been eat
mgr asked a mother Of her little boy,
whose face was smeared like the eountenance
Of a war~painted Indian. And tho little boy,
who had bean surrepttiously indulging in
molasscs, truthfully replied; Nothing to
speak OF, mamma
, 1884-02-27
Louisiana State Lottery Comply

incorporated in 1858 for rs years by the Leg
islat IRE for Educational and Charitable pur-
reserve fund OF over $500 has since been
added.
Franchise was made a nart Of the nresen1
state Constitution adopted December I'd. A
d. 1875.
7He only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
BY he people Of any State.
II never scales or ~postpones.
rs Grand Single Number Draufnos take
place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIZ
A FORTUNE Third Grand Drawing,
Class ~: In the ACADEMY OF MuSIC,
NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, MARCH II,
l8Si-l66th Monthly Drawing
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
YAn fsoo TtrLet, - E,ua Taolara Eo16
, 1884-02-27

Charlis-How did you get married thu
second time.
Ed-Ssms as the nrst-minisssr. ring, SOL
, 1884-02-27

Chicago Herald: Death Is sometimes un
merciful In his hardness
, 1884-02-27
New Advertisements.
Out this out and take along.

ADVERTISERS send for our Select List OF
Local Newspapers Geo p howell & Co. 10
Spruce street, New York
, 1884-02-27

For the best dental work and Lowest
prices yisit Dr.. WRrper's dsntalpariors
, 1884-02-27

Those OF our subscribers out OF Cheyenne
who get the LRADEH by mail should ses that
they are paid In advance, as ali subscription
not 30 paid are liable 10 be discontinued
, 1884-02-27

courtesy of Nyo- Arch1ve
, 1884-02-27
EFhe Democratic Leader.

Published DAILY, EXCEPT monuay.
More widely Circulated than any
Other Paper In the Territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-22
saddIes. Harnes., Eto.

| SKIRTIN--No. California skirtinR, pel
roll, Altc.; No. California sltirttng neT aide
| exc; M. inir hemlnak. clear ,,ti STOCK
iOo.: No 2 fair hemlOck. no oil, NC; No,
oiled hemlork. clean BeHh, Hlsc.: No. 2 OILED
hemlock, SIC.
HARNESS LEATHER..-No. Ohio, mcdI.
UNI and heavy weight, 37c.; No. h ohio mt
dinm AMI light, 35c.; No. hemlock, 8ic.; No
q hemlock, 30c.
BLIND BRIDLEs,--No. 4, u COIN, seseo
n, iper dozen, 50 %; No. 10, y bFle In, pigeor
wing per dos,, VI 20; No. ~, & do, efBOi,
RIDING BRinI1s4.--s. in blk. or lllrfiouh
head curb bits. so i0i X do. Bucy ironi do
sl2 90; u In. long rein do, slb 40: II In. doul,
and stitched front do, extra curb hiil slbN
FILINGS ~ In. short rein, blk or hir
$3.50 u do, blk or good, 81 80
SADDLES.--NO. stock Chnysnes Llant
pockets, $40; Number ~ ditto. less IN.
pocket', ST.; No. loose laced coarse stIl
Tree, t23; No. loose rivit Il do, 40; No.
Colorado, genuine short Frirseke tree, e28: ",
10, tied, coarse, ZIP; No. % do, still tree els
No. 30, stitched, full rig, rose tire SO %, No
~, tackled, do. do, %; lbreo-1 uarfor and hal
rigs, mems, S5las; DO, boys'. 5000
HARM feSS, WAGON.-lX, l56 md ~ Incl
long tug, complete collar, brides, lines
etc.l, s3OGn22a2t ~ Inch, machine, shorf
tug, complete, bI0 90; ~ inch, hand, oat
stock, hort tug, complete. ST.: ~ Inch iai
SPURS.--fnrets No. 3, chased, per dozen
q rs; IDdiaDola, blued, per dozen, 81 50
Mexican, Two To three-lnch rowels, 81 a56t476
LEGGINS.--No. J, Cal. style, calf, IS; No.
cal. style, kip 1eggin leather. S. co.; No. 2 do,
81 No. 2. old style kip do. % 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-22

NEW YORK, April 81. Governments llrIn.
Railways weak and lower. Chesapeake& Ohio
series d. were per cent. lower AT l0j; Denver
Il Rio Grando western firsts ~ lower at SO
eregon Improvement frstsl2 lowerO o. 9; West
Store fves is lower Mt ~; Erie seconds
sleailer In tine afternoon ut ~, sGS3aS ~.
State1ecur!lies, North Carolina cDnsOls fours
sold AZ 81 The stock market WAS appnr
ently IN control OF the bears during the fore.
noon ana hey sold everything ii2ht aud left
causing ge'eral decline on all stocks. The
heaviest seliiig was In Union Pacific, after
which came :, Paul, Erie, Lackawanna,
Reading, Lake $40 and Western Union.
Considering the heavy selling Of Union Pa
sic by the bears u was remarkably well
sustained. Tb lowest price It touched was
In the forenoon, whehit reached n below the
lowest point on SATURDAY. Undoub eddy a
good deal Of lorg soci was brought
ont by the decline, but outsta,diDg short in
terest was also largely increa ~. Coal Shares
were all weakened by the unfsorabie sltua-
ton OF the coal and iron trade. sill another
item wh'ch helped to weaken TIC market
WAS the announcement that 81, fOo,0L In gold
had already been engaged for exihrt this
week. There appears To be no real phgress
In the settlement of The Trunk Line pool
difficulties. After 1880 the bears appareHly
began 10 think thoy had rather too NTH
company, and therefore began 10 act moh
cautiously. Activity In The market dimin-
ished and Bfter further decline OF is 10 IS in
half an hour 10 one hour later on Northern
Pacific preferred went 10 ioss. when tho ar
ket became lrmer, and sfter,ome fractional
fluctuations the general range Of prices was
a small fraction higher ate o'clock than Mt
l23D. In the last hour there was general
recovery 10 an extent of l-s TO percenI..wiih
the hi hest point ON Michigan Central up TO
s.. Louisville a. Nashville recovered 10 :;
Canada Southern ! 10 is1.; Bankers and
Merchants to lis5<, aud Union pacncZ 10
GsS The whole market closed strong, and
cut OF forty Ut cks traded in 10 day twenty
seven closed lower than on saturday, eight
closed higher aud six unchanged. The pin.
ciPal declines were: Erie ! S-s, Northern Pa
ellie preferred "a, oregon IinpIovementI ~
Reading Aftar all It's hamnering. the
Union Pacific closed " higher than Saturday
night. burlington closed = higher. In the
afternoon Psehc Mall and Oregon
were both quoted ex div. The director OF
the Canadian Pacific Halfway cJupa says
that Ieiiler he nor any OF his Colleagues
have sDd ANY 81 their large holdings Of stock.
TraLiciiDns s4j,iAU.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-22

shooting and to brief statement,
then made by Adams to inuicate thai
the shooting was done In self.defense
| w. M. Johnson, city engineer, pro
duced and explained maps of the
premises and surroundings where The
shooting occurred.
John Starlse aud +. @. Miller testi.
fed In regard to bullet that struck n
post under the Glen Lea saloon, eyi.
dence of n character to prove tina,
Adams at the time of the shooting
could not have been where Burns In
his dying statement placed him.
The defense here rested. On various
cross.examinations the state proved
the most intimate relationships be.
tween Willis Adams and the notorious
Mollie Parker, and also established for
her most villainous life and character.
The state then Introduced Mrs. A.
II. Livingston. Knew Burns and
Adams q few evenings previous to
the killing Adams aud Mrs. Parker
took supper at the Delmonico res.a,,-
rant; asked If Mike was working
,h,rr; said II he had had Mrs. Parker ar.
rested again he d Tx him or shoot him.
She told Mike about IL. when Mike III
formed her that he had Mira Parker
arrested. Burns used To work for wit.
ness rs waiter; always came to
the restaurant On pleasant DAYS.
about fifteen minutes before the shoot
ing he came to the front of the res
taurant and asked for work; she told
him that she had heard he was follow
ing Adams and that he ought to 20
home; Burns said lie was not afraid of
Adams; Burns did not say anything
about following Adams or OF an inten.
ton to have trouble with him; Adams
has been eating part of his meals AT
the .Delmonico since he has been I'm
Jail; Burus told her he could not rent
out his house on account of the Parker
house next door, aud was not able to
rent and let his house remain unoccu.
pied, as he had no money to speak of
Court then adjourned till o a. IN. to-
morrow
Il. r Peaker of Flora, H., commit.
ted suicide last night by taking opium
He had been travelling through The
Western states and Texas as agent for
an Illinois saddlery house. Iii health
y SUPPOSED to have caused him TO take
his life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-22
Staple Drugs.

Bark. Cinnamon. per pound. lato--c. bark
Peruvian, Per pound, 3h@--. borax per III
lsis-; btcarbonato OF soda per ID, 9lS6ei. cop
peras, per n, 2ids; castor oil, v gal, lb6ad 10.
cincbunida, per ounce, 70Ngs0 !. CASTLE so y
(mottledl, per %, HQ9; cream tartar. q. r.. pei
pound, flaois: chalk, lump, per pound. u
c1lomel, T.. n W., per pound 70stS1, calom, !,
English, per pound, 1901 AZ chloral by.
drats, JOti 10; cbloroform, 81 loo; com
position powder, 25duS0; dovors powders, ] %
pound. 60; gum oalDpbor, A6g--.; inorphi q
per ouDcof a5GS76; machine oil. golden. ~
az quipino. p. q w. per or. I $40; quinine.
German per oz I 1901 II: potash, brnmj,in,
4nAb iohide, ~: chlOaia. 22a.M Alum, ic'
spirits turpentine, boo: Linseod OIL Ga. 20.
Flour sulphur, dose; Essential oils, St.inuis
list; strictly pure white lead, 10; Patent
medicine, rebate ON list; + u. iiuid aYtracts,
- per cent oil; Prescription vlaih, per r,se,
90 and oper CT. Oh; do, broken, so per Ct on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-22

BAR IRON. 90 70 Norway, &c.. M ~ n
anoOt iron, &c. Ne \ q S,,esl ,rs,n ~ !,
gnlynniEed eheutiron, 9ld0,soa MOI Y :. IA.
lIni No. do. loo, AXIS roo ing III, slI NJ
90 90; li1s0 and lOxIf PIT. do, ay 5s.ts IA.
tlnnerr wire, 10 per cent. or; tinDsr,s stncs'
iolty per cent. or; cook stovaB. with yv,,,s'
~ tNn2p ~; do With tTiintninns All L1essqii1
WOOD WORK. Wagon nxios NO ~ q, n M.
tongues. DcgtS ~; singlctreeH ii IL bolsi.,,.'
&C., hpOhes ~ 7b6Cg 10; Ielioee. Al gbssa *,
Doubi..rees, f}2Gol %; neck yokes- VI ~
~ plow beams, bna tic: plow handies ii ~
Gs2bD; handles, OF 1902 20. y 20
SAILS ~ % KEY, bnsls Iud.--Burden hors.
Hhoe, per keg, % ~; Perkins do, 90 Is. Walk
er 40. V 30; Burtcn mule, 81 81; Northwsst.
efn morse shoe nails, No. 4, 5Oc.. No s. ga Ma
. It, 70. Z, &c, No. :, 40: "Lake's'' do No
:; soc', NO. p 20, No. q, re, No. 7, 90, No X
a. nmhble 40; No. =, s5c.. No. 8, 2ic., No. o.
=. Az ES--K.k., per dozen, 80 5D6.lO On, Iaha,.
HguWJIis6P AZ Hscs ensach, s1 tosns 90; boy's,
REFItIGERAToRs NO. Climax. sl7p.
NO no 90. Sls 20: No. do. o2s; No. 4 do, a.:
Neutrality-suspicious. chains. . q -,
PIT, fs7c,; plow singietrees, per dOz., S2I:
bells, 90 per cent o door looks o,d stoe n
wood screw., 81 and 10 per cent. or; /, y css{
door butts, " and 10 per cent. OF: cut mnd
uhnod Lacks, per cent. of; coffee mil M I'd
per cent. on blind hinges. ID and 10 par cent
on carriage bolts, Us and 10 per cent. an.
piow Doits, per cent. OF; piece tin ware
~ yer cont. on deep stamped ware, 50 per
cent on; shallow stamped ware so per cont
oni Ispnnned ware. @per cent OH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-22

bElTg-sugar cured hsmp. iIISc; s.c.CB
sy,on'Bsc SC. bacon, lIs.c.; q, Y. dry halt
..ARr-Teroes lOi1c: 20 ana SON cans, 1870
.. or cans, g,sc l0Ie cans, Il &c Oh cans ito
CoTTrE,-SomnOn 49,; ordinary. l2l4c,
fair, i3}1c,; prime Rio, do; fancy, ibc old
6,SA!Ghc
SUGAR Fine powdered. bbls Toe: do.
halfbbls., l0'4e.: cut loaf, zoe graduated
siandard sAo.; Louisiana granplaisa s'sc.@,
ys nHs, ,,iariaod e &; choice white, " . DO
RICE Louisiana, 5IlQs7o.
FISH Mackerel, l0h klus No. J, Gle. No
Sl,o5; half ,9bls., No, !, s7le No. 2 s6.o9
i'ried herrlng-, per box, 400 Cod fsh; 6lse
SAIT'-Coarse. In belH, 3l2iogl.41 jn6 81
psas, -; LIKE III fat hooP bbls.. s2.l0;
CANNED GooDs--prices per cozep, pine
apples, standard, gi.75. Peaches, standard, 3
a.bsY 9i.s,; h.. a2,25l92.5o; seconds, 2 tos,
sl.l0 seoonds. 3D.. -: 3 hs.. slllsl 30. GreeI
corn, N.l0@l %; Green eeas si.a5; Goose
berries i SI sa a1S GaseSsTrsss g 5Sl
I I.sse75 b. s. D.. w Ma safl%oin' 49,
1880 -. sardines, American. ss.oJ esse;
si.251l3O; Blackborriee. al,f6: Green gages'
sl.40; Eagle Condensed milk. $3.50: crown.
s125 Swins, $780,.
BAKIs0 PowpER.--silyer Loaf. IN cans,
per dozen, ek Hio: do. Of so; In. do, " Co:
Sib. do. 81; 5fb. do, sl2.
ago; German olive. 40 Candles, full boxes
l6slc halves, Isc; quarters, lGc. Indigo SO n
Hiueing, Oatl.G0 dozen. Colsman's mustard
tl.s0Gs5.5O dozen. Maccaroni, imported. l6or
American, el.U box. BnckstA two hoopt
a. 10 Dozen; well buckets. t25 DOZEN. Rroo,ns
81 .7sns 2bnoyeD Brilliant oil, bbls., Zoe; Eu.
plon. do, G.; do, rs cases, IS 80. brilliant.
rs cases, 50 20: do, l-il cases. 81 20.
FLoUH - S'anard's Royal Patent AZ
y Obl. gankt. ~ los Y 100 u.s.: No. Texs,
,er 100 lbs g., No 2S2 rs, No 8 q -. Corn nles
Er bushel, Csc: BomiDy and grits, n bill
tDD. Oatmeal. q hair bbl., o. ~; Cracked
w-sat, an, 10: Crackers: K soda, 6ttkecc., XXX
sos, q 8iG5c.; xxx sods. 7c.; cream &c.; slE
Ger Gaps, &c.: lemon creana. DC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-22

LuhbEh-k0ngb lumber boxing. n ,ucpss
anu under, nfHt-class, I'll; strlppfng. xrY D2i:
noAing ana flooring. olesrs, SIS. thick cl.nra
" ana ~, 81; rough lumber Becoud clarG
sis, loist and seanflinR, cuils, sl6.
lsIDiro-First cOmmon white nine SS1 49,
second do. go. third do, SIS. poplar go OQ6
% n. .lrn pine NJ s22 90 do X. rs; nstiv.
DhEagp LUn.EI-Hoxing II inches aun
under, rg6 oE2s %, DO hxs, SaB 0OsE %
fB vO4.S ~; boxing over Ia inches. t5JNSA
~ s ~ sn,nh clears, ~ vol fend 2 ~ Db4ts1 W.
sec0nd class. any kind. ca Uy6Dz3 3d.
DlheAfD AND MATCHEp FIoOkLN0--Firsj
oinss, txs second class, S2l.
NnfrEPfrk FuRNIsHfEo LUhBKx--II<. IL
and inch white pine, s5O inch do, sg5 - -
CHILLING BrApxD on PLAIH-EirrL com
mon White Pine, Nrto: "a do, SO VI DO. ~;
nsuyepihs y, t22.ts DO, II, e25.
,PorLhn Lphhka.--i,<. II, and inch, seb:
sniroLis-- white pine A, 10; DO ..aasn a
si.2o. DO extra No. l., fSd1; cypress, boat anv
brand, %; do no, 2, 1850 do No. q. fA Et naffxs
sAys1 htHrt Stge Eaps, fs.25. ~ =
fivKI1f.-- v hiie pine. dressed ana hesd<d
fgsesrrss q nat.1t yellow pine -. 81 lAih.
LIhE, CEAEsT,. Ero.-- Lime, Aust,p. n r
per bDi. Cement. Louisville or I0sennj4. x ID
psr Dbl: Portland. N75 per bbl. Plaeaer toriS
ssy ycrt or hichisan, y 70 81 "a. fissSsl
ssiCs--5i.esseeG = = ~ =