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Thermometer Record,

Tho following shows the range OF the
thermometer as observed at Sclinepf's
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
I a. M.,400;lo W., 1887. NJ, I60; I. NJ,
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A FuithlGss Husband,

x man by the name OF ShatTcr was ar
rested yesterday ut Bridgeport ut the in
stance OF n woman from Pittsburgh, who
claimed to be his lawful wife, and who
says he deserted her a year ago and has
since been living with another woman.
ShatIer had a hearing before Squire Howell
and was bound ovcr in the sum OF $500
for his appearance at court. In default OF
bail he was committed to jail. Mr.. G..
Duncan was attorney for the plaintiff and
George Mckee for the defense. Shaflier
moved to Bridgeport a year ago and
everything moved along smoothly with
him until the Pittsburgh women came on
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10 CURE aii ordinary cough or cold take
ono dose Of DR.. WistGr's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry before going to bed Mt night, II
will cause n suspension OF nervous excita'
biiity, allow yott sweet rcrose, and by
morning the cough will be gone. II Is the
best and therefore cheapest cure fol
coughs, colds and consumption Is sold by
druggists generally, and ought to 10 found
in every Intelligent household. DAN
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H.

is and 20 Eleventh, Street.
dele
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Che 41etdlIqenrex
Office: Nos. 70 and q fourteenth Street.
Now AlySrtI,c,,l cnts.

= 81 Sew AdvertI.cm cnts.
rnrlor Easels-E. L. Nlcoll-Four,h pago.
IlrAss Fire scts-Scsbitt.& Bro.
IL. i. BchrnS-Groccr.
For Kauawha River Dls.rict-W. y. Chancellor
Fourth page. *.
Attention, Enigh.s-Fourth page,
Sellers Cough Syrup.
II cures the Blues.
Stockholders Meeting, WV
d Holiday Goods-E. l:Msheimcr.
Spare Ribs +. Schcnk & Sons.
Visit the lhnkrup. Clothing Salc-Fourti page.
Now Is the ! lnc 10 Suhscrlbe-Fourth page
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KNIT JACKETS.

We have now in stock n full line Of the
above Jackets; also, III extra heavy quail.
lily for butchers, and n full line of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not to
shrink. C. HESS Il sons,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishcrs.
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Trhn>it and 'ridcwater runs Weincsdnv ~ MI In ;.
rels; total shipments, 76,77s barrels; Charters aoSis
nasfc!S: clestrlncssi j. 5000 barrels: National Tan.
H. list eeta ts'r 9psnsd at !0;4c: closed nt 13Xc;
Ihe bnllsare inaugum,Iug n squeeze on sliortss
TITrsvlLlE. Pa. Dec. ll.-nncncd Mt MIR. Ii ,rb,
est .jbc: lowest 1Qll4c: closed at axe: s6ip,aents
1871 barrels; runs $3.50 barnls; charters o0,a3s
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TnE publishers Of the Richmond, Va,
Enquirer, heartily recommend DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and say: at has been we'll
tried in our office and composing room,
and has cured our city editor Of a very bad
case Of bronchitis. I-
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Wishing TO give up the book portion OF
MY business, will sell all. miscellaneous
books heretofore sold nj 81 SOY nj 81 90
Tor casl, only. ,
JOHN ". HEISKELI.,
% Twelfth Street.
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shipment 100 head :lnarkct dull: tofiiny catfc
nominal At Sd 5aa7 q: export grades IS i5a6 IS:
foo o 70 choice shipping s. 2a6 co; Texans SOAi
! ] ~ y Live oSs.-lnecipts 1900 head, shipments
closed !Oc higher; rDnsh packing So aLsi 70; ,4ek.
ING anu shipping 81 2hii IS: Hight 50 9Gli q: skins
y W W; shcep-l:ecclrts 3 hcaa: shipments
a'nS nsad; market, steady; lnAsrior TO fair $. OOH
| lpmhs Sc ONn 1 Ln V'HN VVnt wv
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Is CENTS.

100 pairs Mems and Womcn's En-.
broidered and warm lined Slippers for
the Holidays, ut
j. W MICK'S,
1l43 Main Street.
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EAST L1nflsTv, Pa. Dec. ~ll.-Cattlc market SLOW
NJ Mrchansed prices: receipts l,l59 head; ship
melS 'ay neal; Hog market slow: Philadelphia.
shipments 300 heGd. Shrcn market SLOW nj lin
head. =, - - 49, "'t""'NA 4"o'
mon and light SS2ta4 20; packing and butcher
siWais5; recc!pts9.50o head shipments i.aDj head
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Shows intch ktradircss with n very fhir business
doing: Pearl river tlek Ing advanced 10, Request
a blown cottois 70 ~. In other departments
there Is n light lmlc, rs buyers nru adding nothing
10 Their obllSatlOls not absolutely neecssAty.
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HARM AND GARDEN LANDS
FOR SAID.

a rnrc opportunity 10 buy a Farm or Garden. O.
ming past the door, aud almost in the ctv limits
70 goo! tenants this Is an opportunity seldom me
~claSers. yrH 49, luA
Farming implements. machinery, tools, team
md stock will be sold with the lands. Terms easy
timc given iOg payments on purchases, but rooJ
paper required. - "A' hVoN
oslo. p. i. KIMBERLY. y.
On the premises, at Mt De ChAntl station.
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New YoRK, Dec li,-cottoi quiet nj iO1Ail1tc;
futures weak; December ln.7!r; January ll.Slc;
February iO.sGc: Mnrcli i0.0ec. April ll!OSn: eiay
TENDER ll.l7c. 4IN| lI u1Nr -.
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Enr Sale.
Valuable De|iaire Property for Sale.

We will sell one OF the best i,npro, ri n-,ncr,,e.
In Dellairc. o.. consisting OF four and Our. Mil lots
fronting the river, on which there Is a iarrc brick
house OF Twelve rooms, with water, Kos and Mi
Necessary eonyGilences. The property has n good
the river. S'I.N"' N'"''"e' =
The buildings occupy two ma ne.hnlf lots: the
o.her '9Is are vacant This property Is situated on
,,ii e. itiii ana Il one o! theincst In ,hScIty, aud
For particulars, call on or address
GARRETT 4 ANDERSON. 0
nos - Real Esat .Atentg, HeIIai,c. o.
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,, on CITY, pa, Dec. educational Transi. Cer,ia.
elostd NJ IHfc. Sales 1.gaS. Go barrels: elem rhfes
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3nki,rh 2nwdrr.

S~LAu0nrEEISG silks md satin Sic, re.
member ut Emshcimcr's only.
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lAlTIMoRE, Mn. Dee. ll.-Flour steady and
winter red spot 59Ha791sc; December t.sJ.c: jnnu.
ary soAaS0Hc: February s2HSokc; March S,aS;i%e.
May sc. Corn, western. higher and active; mixed
s ,.sHo iSi3nia;9c; pecemhSs lM,sAc; january l6Isi
Sla2Ic: mixed 3At{lc. Rye quiet 4, Gsas5c, Fro.
Visions easy and dull. Whisky steady NJ s. Isnl 10.
TOLEDO, O., Deo. n.-Whpat dull: No. . rod. co,l,
and December Csc asked: ~lunuary Gskc: February
&c; May 151Hsc asked; o soft 7&ii7c. Corn quiet;
10. : cash and year SpiEc; january SIC bill; MAY
3s4c. Oats dnll aud nomiual. Glover seed s,ts,lv.
Prime cas!! 81 70; December 81 d asked; January
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Everything reduced. Buy
your Christmas Presents now.
You will save atboth ends ofyour
bargain on the price and on the
quality, and you will delight your
friends as no merely ornamen-
tai presents would. Come now,
before the stocks are broken.
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10000 barrels; runs Gi.7O barrels; shipments
.6Jnk, barrels; charters 9,?1s barrelsi stock, stW
bid, 81 20 asked.
pItrsGtR9H, PA, Dec. lI.-in the afternoon the
market was Ilrtneri advanced steadily and CLOSED
strong at 73Hsc; tHildlns fairly active. L
New YoEx, Dec. n.-Petrolcum steady; United
mo. refined TIC, -r ft
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-06
be signed with the cross Of national

- Be signed with the cross of national
fraud.
Immediately c. D. Wise ard Cabell
were on their fest 10 reply. but Lowsry
secured the floor. He said the gentle
man from Virginia ]. T. Wis was
seeking martyrs crown from the D.
mOcracy. De lLowery| would ike to
know whether be would permIt them
70 pace it on him in his kitchen. lie
then Gemsndrd the previous question.
thus cutting OF further debate.
Toe first vate was on the minority re-
solution declaring O'ferrell Not entitled
% his seat, wbIrh Vas lost; yeas 81,
nays l4J, a strictly party vote. except
.Gat Cook voted with the Republicans
IN the affirmative. The res tuition seat
iag O Terrell was then adopted, and
that gentleman appeared At tee bar of
& House and took the oath.
Laird introduced bill to issue pat
ents to the lands to any Pacific railroad
which shall complete It's road within %
DAYS from the passage of the act. r.
ferred.
4 recess WAS then taken until eight
- clock, the evening session being fo-
the debate of the tariff bill.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-06
WOMEN wOgkERs,

According To- Emily Faithful, Ameri-
an Wonen have better chances in life
than Engiish women. Miss Faithful
says there ~ but one woman lawyer in
fuefafT here are but dozen
women doctors, and but few women en-
nj .Std oa Enrlish newspapers. In
an large American cities there are
wotnon y % are earning reputation and
money ia the practice of medicine; the
barriersswhicI kept the women of this
country out of the legal prefessi ms
have been brukes down IN places. and
Auefican Suu en- arr ste Oily expiorlug
uutrird wAvs of labor with tue en-
courapeu eut and practical assistance of
those vito mi 1t be Supposed 10 feel The
effects Of the increased competition
Women have been held back from many
occupations va EHl land by the conser-
vatIsrn Of public opinion, and IN AmerI
o. bv the abs nee of the necessity that
wor,en sauald work Something. too.
there has been ia this country If tie
dislike 20 seeing wemen perform What
has been considered mems labor. but
when the necessity for womAn's lab Il
began TO be recognized, American CON-
mon sense readily accepted the situa-
tion. In this country 10 had Dot only
not been Gnsiical, for man 10 support
himself aud his ovn immediate family.
bat De- had scarcely felt the burden =
assisting tire female relatives OF var :
inc degrees OF neaIness who. withous
ether means OF support. might be con
siaered IA have claims upon h,m- win
the gradual disappearance OF opportn-
mites for making money easily, the -
siSsauc., which before coaid be gwen
without serio loss Of the giveF, has
required more and mere the practice of
sesf-3anial. and a. gradually has c.sm~
REACTION OF tue fact that, II II were
open 20 woman 10 earn her own hve4i-
b cd, there goaid be the same incoE-e
With A division of q Q labor.
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After years of waiting and disappoiAt.
mept smother start il to be made on the
location survey for the Esquimalt-N Nan
simo railway. Mr. Perry. c. E.. starts
this morning for Esquimait, taking A.
the initial point, for the survey, the
memorable stake which was driven by
Mr. Marcus Smith, q E nearly nine
years ago. There was the usual chras-
tening, but the child did not grow, nor
did the survey progress.
la all probability. though 1t ~ not vet
p ,siiIyely decided. the steamer 10 run IN
opposition between this pert nd Nan
airno sill be the An.esops. ISL tons reqis-
ter. Sish engines of $50 horse power:
bolt in New York, and owned in San
Francisco by Peter Donahoe. She is a
paddle wheel boat. Failing to secare
her. the next boat mentioned as being
exactly fitted for the trade. is the psd
die steamer Amelia, 3.5 tons. 200 horse
power: also owned in San Francisco
/ Tiesorta Standard.
TIE Sanaimo Free Press saws: On
Wednesday msrning the sad news was
brought 10 this ctr that Mr.. Nail Mo-
| Lean had been instantly killed IN the
/ East Wellington mine by fall of rock
1 from the roof The Gilman an working
with him had his leg badly broken ~
I the same fall OF rock The deceased
was highly respected in this community
and deep regret i expressed at his sud
den taking of. he Was IN town th<
evening before. and told his friends he
only intended to work in the mine a
/ fex more shifts. bus greater power or.
dered otherwise. The deceased Was d
single man, bat leaves widowed moth
er and three brothers, resident in tim
city, 20 mourn his Sudden demise.
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pAsrs on rnE ssarIaArH.

mother cherished delnsion is gone,
sass tits Past .hasl 69as4fss. every oiit
has hitherto imagined Ihst tue Eskimo
acre tiisninutive men, with enormous
,nss.tite~, aud most travellers have
,.ssa,n4 back reports thst thef we're nos
narticulatly truthful or hospifable, Bot
M these notions have sssaa completely
n,,s+f l,y Dg. John Rse's lecture ~ the
Ind a institution. He distinctly de-
40 ti-st the bodies of The Esqnimsnx
were AS smaller or their apostles any
lxro,.T 4 an those OF ether people, ana
"a for {. cir moral character. tn"y real y
saana to fsssss - nAay excellent ana
ven rare virtues. he ssssris, from
he experience Of bath aiai-eif ana
athers. teas the Esausmanx are iunch
e given 20 Hospitality iasa VII ssIs
rare exsppsi3fs. they are tie " bush as.,aa
of one ntfe. and. 4has il rsore remark
ahs.., the men pasrT aet the ~o'nTu
!, a ms women never fsest fae children.
AID. ,nSsly Or. RA- declares lAe q y ~
~. u truthful reisiers a. sesl as
accurate ob aFsrrs."
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cot course" said the psoad mother,
"it wasn't g. re extsessSi thai hste
wsgali rnlrry high, for ~e're only poor
f,Ikz. Sill We had great hopes thst
she woald lRarrS we'll, foe We always
taaahl her TO look 6igh In making :
ohoisa, and I'm proad Ia say she hsssa I
disappointed Us.
: 81. has married vali, sbea.
~Oa. ,es; verg we'll. she has married
eeIeosAted msn, q greatly Celebrate Q
man. Why. ms very pho s'ss- 's'as sell
Ike DO; cakes.
~Ah, An actor or snsh ~
No. he's one Of tie d Ee mats -
cnriositl~s."
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PACIFIC CUASt.
Death of a san vranc,,co BROKER.

Death of "A san EFaHctsco ffrshcr.
SAN Francisco, fag 5.-W. IL. Clarke,
the we'll known broker, who shot him
self in the head IN his oiiiae oa Satur-
day moraing, expired on Snud " morn
ing about daylight w.ttout recovering
Consciousness. II * stated on the bes.
authority HIT his business 10 10 a per
feotly solvent condition. and no one will
lose a cent. Clarke was native of
New York, aged ~ wears, and leaves Il
wife, but no children.
The sharon Ease.
The charge Of forgery IN ut erinc the
alleged Sharou-Hlli marriage contract
brought against w. NJ. Nelson was dis
missed this morning by Judge Terrill
on the ground that the District Attor-
nev had no evidence against the plain
til. The District Attordey demurred
against the evidence appearing in that
form. but the Judge ordered II No re-
corded.
stage Robbery.
UHAH, Cat. May The Cioverdale
and Ukiah stage, leaving CloveTdale at
1880 O'Clock this afternoon, was robbed
bv two men disguised with masks Of
flannel. aud armed with double barreled
shotguns. They secured five sacks of
letters, including the registered letter
sack. and Wells. Fargo IL Co.'S treasure
box The contents are unknown. They
did not interfere with the passengers.
As wagon containing several men
c,ue along following the stage, they
covered the men IN the wagon with
their guns, telling them TO drive on.
strike of Arizona Miners.
TOMBSTONE. A. r., NAY 6.-The min
efn have completed the organization of
A miners union. and this morning 400
NJ them met and, headed by brass
baEd, mgrahed 70 the mines and inter
viewed tbs superiptendents, but IT ~
impossible AZ pre-. ent to ascertain with
what results.
IATpR-The miners are determined 10
hold out for 81 a day ana the sUperin-
tendents say they viii either pay 81 or
shut down the mines.
LATFG-'Fhe miners Will listen 10 no
compromise. and the mines vii shut
down this evening. 4 mass meeting
he's been called 10y the citizens Tor to-
night. The citizens are raising a sab
soription for the miners uniou.
sunecaied by Gas.
SAN RANt tsCo. NAV 81 ph- At1s'A 'N .
II Company r. Third Regiment, vas
found dead this mo ming, sntiocated by
gas. H. WIS in tn, employ of Philip
Kennedy & Co, of this city. was a ma
tive of Ire!al d and was 10 years OF age
and unmarried. When he retired last
night nothing peculiar was observed IN
his manners.
MIntng stacks.
SAX Francisco, My 5.-Alta LOO,
Belcher LIS. Best & Bstoher ..0). boole
Con. a.ta, tSuiwrr ace. Chollar ~. Con
yir.riuts aae, Crown i'oiat i.3l, Alpha
30. Gould 4 Cary lSs. Hale &
Norcross : -. Moxiaan l.2a, Mono &c
Onhir 40. Savage sae, Sierra Nevada
I. 10. Uuion Con 200. yellow Jacket 2.O0'
Potosi asz'. Bullion zoo.
shipping InteIsi<enee-
SAN FsAScfsoo. May ). - Cleared
Steamer Oregon, for Astoria ship ~
rem, for Nansimo; ship Brown Bro hers
for Seattle.
TAroosm. May 5.-Sts amer Wsll'ne-
ton passed ia az 2:45 .. rn.; seh'sol., 7
passed out az 100 p. M; fresh sont 2e'iy
xind.
Posr Dgsoovg KT, May A. Sailed
: hooner Queen.
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"Ds ms xasu tell sss yon eiaii tosd
the .,loug'' Indignantly grisd isr.s'rs
10 a nf.en Isishman whoas he "a t.set
o. sgss.i a rah. bs aisy now, - d
pr. ~Hsw could hon a Il ard W.
- - = 4 Ira. ing IL awsy from met Bnt
ave il t. ~ in the b srn and III toaid
il wilh anY D. dy.
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The largest stock. the choicest selec-
ton. the bsst qnAliiy and lowest pric y
of stationery. blank books and miscsl-
lansoas soks, ns ths book store Of q.
Davies & Co, ils Cherry ssre~t- M
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-06

iasza n Psf steanies Mexico, al Cali
sfes ssh front and Seneca sts.,
Al sspAr'sa as. rhnbsrb, celery.
=. ~ asascfsade oranges. bAnan-
a. ~. 'asss's~, new cabbage, all IN
~ - !. ! ffsa*s The lowest and goods
sssstie. 80
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Eve 1As sAe first maid; this. hlsrvesi
doss not break tie RIB theory.
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

STERN WHEEL STEAMER JAMES
- Mcknight Inquire on board. at les
ler's wharf. ap5 I'm
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Information Wanted.

IF EDWARD ii SNOwDES. FOR
| merry OF Piatterville. Wisconsin. VIII
communicate with the undersigned he
will hear Of something to his advantage.
Address ASA Il. BROW n.
administrators of X. Snowden, Platter
Vile. Grant county. Wisconsin. ap2l 3M
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LssAfooI. MayA-wlna II ar,,er aud
a.. sea dainei winter. - III to - , I;
$50 70 4 ~; California, u Is
~ ~ ~ esaa. i "a 10 - sd. Corn dull
sssssr a. u la.
49, 400, Hay g. Wheat in good de-
4, SSH ami higher st allst8qSl.
-. 10y mfss1alsa Cor JaUe. Corn 40
A. 80 aseae al sl1s Cor Nay. IS. tf a6
&Rs1 ~ uass easy - 50 g.r Nav. as.
W sasas. Barley dull AZ sass.
a. 'sa AoArssr osYIcxG LlSp.
ffaay evening oiiie land vas
- BY = number of o.,lxans that
,sskAs ae vas opsaly anl u,st ,rious.
a. - 10 The rear of CONNER
ss.. ~ silicon. la company with
a. s. ssns ae inyes ieRteJ III matter
i. - We game IN fasl operation.
"a p'opefls placed the luo n.eg
sas~ - vac eaaae Uhder axrs.ss. aud
AN fstssed 10 giva any gg,il OF
- asisY Tor their a9o rance.
I'D s'a 40. as be woali have done
ate, less elegant olfsniefs IL :
"a. =, saloh cas- strictly ia a. OH
4. - uss sxoTn daty OF aa oislcer
sf.s.s. quite a feelins among the
aaS y Zee kni. hts II tue aFesn
IN y many pessons both in aud
Rse 1ef, have op~uly expressed
"a, sssainAtlon that Lind shaald
&c., hss seiloa. 10 the oriia aFy
4 sss,s = uoes not appear that Their
ass1.'.aE % very shocking os
sss s,.-ssss IA lsseking az Two gam.
tsieAss = aonr or so, aud II these
sNiA..s. sas Rrscn clota aud THEN
n ~ 80 Asd astspukrn fripnds car
Lad |, sSataon their threats against
NJ Il. ns Fash assertion 10 state
Vi. -, sAw'aosing citizen. n seattls
We Reason Why.
f.F@8 Dat afsa..a. "a - a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-06
A Heiest Request.

Representatives OF tte Mineral Belt
Railroad Company. OF Arz na. zerr
before TIE senate Comm see uu pu8 C
lands this morning. Taey ask Ill. prlv-
ilege Of Purchasing from the govern
meut 10 acres of land tor every pile II
track they may lay AZ SI2 rar nrre