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LOCAL NOTICES.
BentOn's Hair Grower.

All who are BALD, who are becoming
BALD, all who do not want to be BALD, all
who are troubled with DANDRUFF, or
ITCHING Of the scalp, should use Bentou's
Hair Grower. II never fails u stop the hair
from falling. Through sickness and feyers
the hair sometimes falls off in & short time. and
although the person may have remained bald
for years. If You use Benton's Hair Grower ac-
cording to directions you are sure of a growth
of hair. In hundreds Of eases we have pro-
duced a good growth of Hair on those who
have been bald and glazed for years, we have
fully sub>tantiated the following facts:
ter how long bald.
Unlike other preparations, 1t contains no sugar
of lead, or vegetable or mineral posons.
1t is specific for falling hair, dandruff, and
itching of the scalp.
The Hair Grower is a hair food. and its COM
position is almost exactly like the oil which
supplies the hair with its vitality.
DOUBLE AND TRIPLE STRENGTH.
When the skin is very tough and hard, and
the follicle is apparently effectually closed, the
single strength will sometimes fail to reach
the parpia; in such cases the double or triple
strength should be used in connection with the
single, using them alternately.
Price Single strength Sl.00; Double strength
800; Triple strength, $500. II your drug
gists have not got it we will send it prepaid on
receipt Of price.
BENTON HAIR GROWER co.
Cleveland o.
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First Mainel Heavy Reunion.

10 the EdttDr Of the american.
Permit me through the AMERICAN to call
the attention Of the members Of the First Maine
Heavy Artillery, 10 the fact that their reunion
takes place at OldtOwn, Tuesday, August "a
that the Maine railroads and Boston & Bangor
steamboats, carry members with ladies, il they
desire. for one fare that the comrades at Old
town will entertain free OF expense members
who arrive the night before the meeting, for
which application should be made to Comrade
A. T. Wing that indications point to the larg-
est turn out since the muster out. To obtain
round trip tickets for one fare, the card of A.
c. Sawyer, Secretary, must be presented to
the station agent. Those not having such
cards can get them by writing to the Secretary
at Bangor. Permit me TO urge the "boys' to
make some sacrifice 10 get out to the reunion.
1t will pay. z. A. SMITH,
President Of the Association.
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| Mr. Editor Prom time to time we have availe'i
ourselves of your Kindness in allowing the use OF
your columns present TO our people the needs Of
our city, and of late especially the claims of our
| High school; and now the time has come when We
feel we must trespsss again your iiberality and
present TO our citizens the new and increasing de
man,l- OF the High school, and we ask for II the
careful consideration and generous support of our
municipal authorities, for believe that the pros
pcr4ty Of cur city depends largely upon perfec,
free school system.
We have endeavored to awaken an interest In
this school. no, only a. a means Of liberal e,uca
ton in the higher branches for the poores, child In
our city, but "a matter OF local pride: and we
have appealed to our citizens to aid us In paving
the debt incurred In making the necessary repairs
on The school building. In this We have no, been
a. successful as we hoped. having received In ali
donations but ninety Ave dollars, which, added 10
the four hundred and fifty five dollars raised hy
the High School Building Association for the ben
eft OF the school. leaves a deb, unprovided for o.
two hundred anil eighty five dollars as the bin for
repairs amounted TO eight hundred and thirty q We
doliars.hut this hope cancel before the close
Of this year
To meet the demands OF large number Of schol.
ar who have graduated from our public schools.
but do not care to take the regular High school
o"nf~'' 1t Is necessary TO add a new department, to
the school. where the higher branches OF the Eng.
lish language may he ,s,.h, r,.a - IS
c.-rt,nie., nv the ...,o,
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hest recitation r,,o,,. =, H., -,
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10 ,,o,,s IN tho state rso .a,,,,d.t
slight and the a.Iysutsses ~ mt. mas. ,s,,...,,.
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The following laeonic correspondence will
explain itself and to it We confidently call the
attention of our readers, believing that the game
will be one Of so great interest, that all will do
well to witness it, even II they are obliged to
make considerable sacrifice to do SO:
To the Members Of the Medical Base Bau Nine:
GENTLEMEN You are hereby challenged to
pay game Of base ball, in this city, on Friday
pfateiy refreshed at the expense Of the vanquished
pr LEGAL BASE BALL NINE
Ellsworth. Aug. 3, 1856.
To the Members Of The Legal Base Ball Mae:
SESILEMEN Your challenge duly received
and considered, and after due deliberation Ne
have decided TO accept your challenge 10 play .
match game OF Base Bah at the time and snbiec4
to the terms specified.
MEDICAL BASE BALL NINE.
Ellsworth, Aug. 8, 1885.
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"The Law of Retribution," on Math. 6-l2,
Math. 7-l2. and Gal. 81. He believes
with Whittier that "The earthquake and
the storm are evils, and the good and evil
interfere; J" with Emerson that "eyil is only
good in the making and with modern
science that every act brings its legitimate
result of joy or sorrow. Tha, there is no
arbitrary punishment for sin, but that suf-
fering follows wrong doing as the shadow
follows the man. That man cannot escape
the result Of his deeds and thoughts. That
there is no forgiveness for sin. J. c. W.
Aug.2.
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Died.

Obituary notices. beyond The Date, Name aud Aqe
must be paid FOR at the rate Of ten cents line.
Extraordinarily 80, James Temple, infant son
of J. T. and Lucilla A. Cushman, aged months
July 80, Mrs. Hannah +. Bennett, aged IS
years.
Tremont-July 80, Mr.. Levi Hamlin, aged IS
years.
Aug. l, Mrs, Lucretia Hamlin, aged 81 years,
months and day.
New London, Conn.-July IL, Mrs. Martha S.
Pierce aged 90 years, months and II days.
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>teaben
Mr. Raymond Dunbar recently saw three
fne deer in the woods between the village
and No. :.
Six Of L. f. Meals summer boalder, came
Wednesday AMI four tonight Others are
expected later.
Among The visitor, in town are Or. II. h.
Moore. graduate Of the Philadelphia Medi-
cal College. Miss Maria Nash Of Boston, and
Mrs Henry Moore Of NineIand \. J,
Dr. John Baker and family Of Winterpor;.
Me. who have been visiting relative, here,
returned home las, Monday.
Miss Nellie Moore Of New York, who has
spent the sumner here FOR The pas, twelve
years, Is now travelling in Europe,
Our farmer, are through having with the
exception Of Mr.. J. I. Lewis who cuts from
seventy five to hundred tons, most Of which
is pressed and shipped south
John Walls, the well known traveller, is
in town advocating the knights Of Labor,
Of which society he claims TO be member.
Arrived July 80, schooner, Glenul,en,
Bunker, from Narblehead Merriel, Nutter,
from New York
Sailed to-day schooner Sadie and Lille,
Atwater, loaded with lumber by ". K III.
Duuon.
Miss Hettie Handy of Prospect Harbor
is visiting friends here
Mr.. W. II. Lewis IS quite i'll with pIeuri-y
fever Dr. Walng Of Harrington attends
( him.
July 81.
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Don, essiC Porte.

Boston-Ar July 20, sch Sarah A Biasdell, Gray Rar-
tan river. j
Ar july 81, sch Accumuator. Turner. Deer Isle
Ar July ~ sch Nellie Coleman, Hodgkns, Aux
Cages
Brunswick Ga.-sld July o. sch susan Pickering
Haskell, Newport News
Bangor-sld July 90, sch Carrie E spohord scott New
York
rernandinaAr July p sen Il u Haskell, Haskell
Baltimore
Norfolk--sld July ~ sch Ariadne Colby, for Port
Land
New YoTk-sd July % schs John Douglass Jordan 70
Providence; J. NJ Morales, Biddeford
Ar. July p, sch Ida l. Ray, Marshall Green's Land
ing
Ar. July 20, brig Marena, Moore, Cardenas
Portsmouth--Ar July g, sch Silver Heels, McMullin
Baltimore.
Phiadelpha-sd July %, sch Alpha Wooster Port
land
Portiand-Ar July %, sch Stella Lee, Hamilton Deer
Isle for Boston
Bangor and White Foam, Ford sullivan fur
Boston.
Bucksville, 5. Car July ~, sch May Lord Lord New
York via Georgetown =. c.
Perth Amboy-sd July 81, sch Clifford Crabtree viii
mington, \. C.
saco-sld July 30 sch Lizzie Cochran Hopkins Ban
gor
Phiadelpha-Ar July 90 schs WIN II Card Wooster
Frankfort; Vineyard ROsebrook, Frankfort
Vineyard Haven--Ar July %, schs Abigail Haynes
Bangor for Essex Geo Somes, Davis, Calais for New
Haven
saem-sld July 90, sch Chrome Bunker, sullivan
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THE WAvEEAG HOUSE,
.SLLL/I-1.N. NE.
A HeaIthful and Attractive
Summer Resort.

Ten minutes from the terminus Of the
Mount Desert Branch OF the Maine Cen
trail Railroad. forty minutes from Bar Har-
Dor.
The house Is now open for the entertain
Inent Of guests under the management Of the
Frenehman's Bay and Mount Desert Land
and Water Company, snd will close for the
season November 1st, lS>6
Terms from 500 to 5000 per week. So
per day Rooms may be secured by address
ing CHARLES P. SIMPSON. Clerk. sullivan,
Me. or Frenchman's Bay and Mount Desert
Land and Water Company, l. Min street.
Boston, Mass. Send for circular. lmo3o
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DOUBLE AND TRIPLE STRENGTH
Our Progress.

As stages are quickly abandoned with the
completion of railroads, so the huge, drastic,
cathartic pills, composed of crude and bulky
medicines, are quickly abandoned with the in
PRODUCTION of DR.. Pierce's pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets" which are sugar-coated, and little
larger than mustard seeds, but composed OF
highly concentrated vegetable extracts. By
druggists
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The Boston and Maine Steamship Com
pany has organized with the following officers:
Capt. Charles Deering. president; W. H. San
born, John F. Proctor, Charles A. Jones and
John F. Fogg, directors. The capital stock Is
100000. This company has been organized
to establish line Of ste amers between Boston
and Bar Harbor direct.
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Regular Meeting Of City Govern


ALDERMEN's Room. Aug. ,. 1856
Mayor in the chair
Aldermen present, Joy, Beckwith, Chicott,
Gerry and McGown.
Noted-That the report of street COM
missioner Jones be accepted and placed on file.
and that the roll OF road accounts be placed in
the hand Of the collector Of taxes for pay
menI.
Noted-Tbat the statement Of J. A. McGown
be accepted and placed ON file. Mr.. McGown's
statement was as follows
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Village Improvement society to aid them in
paving expenses incurred on the old Congreg-
stionaI cemetery and in making improvements
on streets, etc.
voted-That this meeting adjourn until Sat
uriav next st two O'Clock ?. NJ.
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The Stamp Of Greatness.
b. f.. JOY.


Poor stuff j. 4suai.y mad- to look
like the best IN color and shape
.Happy Thought" Wave Line Plug Chew
ing Tobacco. being better than an, other
kind, is made distinctive by its shape
The edge, On each sldr are ID a wave line
which shape patented, and cannot be ad-
opted by m.ta'or>. Buy The Wave Line
Plug, and yoa MI 80 tobacco that is al
way. moist, does no, crumbe i, free from
sticks and stems, and the finest chew or
smoke IN The world. Every plug proves
cur ola.ms for this tobacco. Try 1t. and
jud., for Yourself. Zoe. pieces.
lyr-oyv uru
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Stop and Think

How much money You have thrown away buy
ing worthless medicines, prepared by unprin-
cipled parties, who care not what harm they
may do your system. You can depend on
every bottle of Sulphur Bitters as being re-
liable medicine. 1t searches out and cleanses
from the blood all impure matter, and makes
you feel like new person.-Boston Daily
Globe,
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Dedham.
DR.. Guy Hu'chings and family are visit
ing at Mr.. Joseph Webber's. DR.. Hutch
ings was a Dedham boy and is now settled
in Florida.
The Congregational church has been
thoroughly repaired inside and new carpet
laid Its appearance is very much i'm
proved.
The whooping cough is prevalent.
A party consisting of Messrs. F. s. Dane,
Jonas Hunnewell, II. z. Burriil and Arthur
Bennett have gone on fishing excursion in
the vicinity of Owls Head.
Mrs. j. b. Burril is still suffering very
much from injuries received a few weeks
ago.
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The most deadly foe TO all maarlal dis
eases i Ayers Aguc Cure. combination Of
vegetable Ingredients Of which the most val
uahlc Is used In no other preparation. This
remedy Is an absolute specific when other
remedies fail. Warranted,
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BANGOR To BAR HARBoR.

tstops on signal or notice to Conductor.
The $50 A. NJ. train from Bangor and SOP NJ
train from Bar Harbor run daily, Sunday in.
ciuded.
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line, to and from Portland, Boston
and st. John.
The steamer City of Richmond makes two trips per
week between Portland, Bar Harbor and Maehfas
port from Portland every Tuesday and FRIDAY
and from Maehiasport every Monday and Thurs
day.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gen1 Manager
F.E. BoOTHBY, GENT Pass. and Ticket Agt.
June Is, 1886. Tyr
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ANEmIA.
Ayers SarsapariIIa,

The Three-Legged Brand
of Yarns" are noted for their
general superiority over all
others. A trial will convince.
Ask for the "Three-Legged
Yarns" Sold by all dealers.
Iyra6rmcv
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Freedom Notice.

THIS Is 10 certify that have this tay given Il,
L my son, George II. Walker, the Remainder ~
his time, and shall not claim aay OF his earnins,s
nor be responsible for any debts he may cortraet
CHARLES r. WALKER.
EAST Iamoihe, JhlV ~, iss6 3w2as
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The ~. X :" Cigars have proved so
popular that. although one Of the youngest,
our factory j, Tow the largest cigar factory
in New England The superiority Of these
goods over eli other Toe. cigar. IN the mar
ket, created an almost Overwhelming demand
from the stan. Sod by all dealers. Ask
for ). 5 Sleeper x Cos " and 5" Sold
BY all deslers
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B. II. SowLE,
Attorney 4 Counselor at Law,

Peters Block, Corner Main and state Streets.
Ellsworth, Maine.
ss- Prompt attention given to all matters in.
trusted. 26tf
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A. Wright 4 Co.. Of Greenvile, n H.,
are doing a thriving business which has not
Stacked up in the least this summer, They
manufacture furniture which they ship
from 5, John, y B., to California. They
have shipped by rail three car loads to Cali
fornia, and will ship two more soon.
Mrs. VIM. C.. Lawrence is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John p Slower at
Brooksvlle, Me. On her way home to
New Hampshire she will visit Mr. Lawrences
parents at East Brldgewa,er, Mass.
= CONSTANT READER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-05

"A terrible thunder and hail storm passed
over parts of Massachusetts,, Vermont,
Rhode Island and New York early Friday
morning. A great deal of damage was done
to property.
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If there ever was a specific for any one
complaint, then Carriers Little Liver Pills are
a specific for sick headache, and every woman
should know this. Only one pill dose, For
sale by g. D. Wiggin,
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Why don't you try Carriers Little Liver
Pills? They are positive cure for sick head
ache, and all the ills produced by disordered
Liver. Only one pill dose. For sale by s.
n Wiooin
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Marine List.

Ellsworth Port
SAILED.
Thursday, July %
sch 7 Maria, Woodward, Roudout,
sch u : Lawrence Patterson, Boston.
sch Grape. Hutchin- Bar Harbor
Sch Nandala Belts, 'astiuc,
sch Betsy, Tate, Bar llarhOr.
ARRIVED.
Thursday. July 70
sch Francis coffin, Bcllatty. salem.
>ch Wc-Jcroo, Jordan, Chatham
Friday, July so
Sch Lodu-kia. Alcy, Boston.
Sch Nellie Grant Dodge. Boston,
sch Adam Bowlhy Bowicn, Boston
sch Redundo, Pratt, Boston.
SAILED
Friday, July So
sch Anna ;. Murch Thomas. Rondout
sch Fair Dealer, smith, Boston.
saturday July 81.
sch Wesley Abbott, Whitaker, Rondout
sch Copy, Treworgy, Boston.
sch Iiberator, simpson, Deer Island.
sch >cioto, >addler, Bar Harhor
ARRIVED
saturday July 81.
sch Allanuale. Remick, Portland.
sunday, Aug.
sch Forester, Moslcy, Bar Harbor.
Sch Cares-a, Havcy, Bar Iiarbur.
sch sea Flower, Sargent, Bar Iiarbor.
Monday, August
sch. City Of Ellsworth, Bonsey, Boston.
Sch Woodcock Hammond. Bar Harbor.
SAILED
Tuesday, Aug. 3
sch Mary r. Cushman, Patten, Boston
sch Francis Coffin, Bellatty. Rund0ut
sch Agrcola. Gilley. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Tuesday. Aug, 3
Sch F \ Magee, kief, Boston.
sch Marcellus, Pratt Fall River.
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Items of news very scarce, indeed.
Several ladies from Washington, ID. c.,
are spending the summer here. The opinions
they express are very fattering to Ocean
willie as a summer resort.
The most interesting event perhaps occur
ring 10 our immediate neighborhood during
the present week was the welcome home OF
Miss Callie Crockett who has been away
since March. We are glad to know that
she has come to stay.
Next in order Of interest 10 your CORES
pondent, at least, was the opening of a
might blooming cereus.' at the house OF
Capt. l.. b. Crockett. As this was the first
opportunity | ever had Of witnessing the
blooming of this wonderful flower, it was a
source Of great pleasure and interest. For
several hours we sat and watched il, as i,
gradually opened and spread its white leaves
and, as some of the watchers said, filling the
room with its rich fragrance this fragrance
did not appreciate, but the beauty Of the
flower surpassed anything, when it became
fully developed. which it has been my
privilege TO witness, in the way Of blossoms
for long time; but alas that such a thing
OF beauty should be so short-liyed. so beau
tliul in the evening, in the morning a with
cred thing But | will not mcralize, al
though | would like to. l. Is hoped hat in
a few weeks more another "illy" will be
blooming in Capt. Crockeit's home that viii
more than make up for the loss of the
might blooming cereus.
Mr.. Elisha Wood Is improving somewhat
in health, and i, IS hoped he will get out
again II.
July 30
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For Sale,
House and Lot

Situated at Pretty Marsh, Mount Desert Island
land borders he shore. Enquire Of l.
4. WYMAN, Ellsworth, Me. Sw30.
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Tie hay crop Is nearly al harvested, and
although We have had many showers and
much fog, there is not much damaged hay
The crop is about the average. Potatoes.
beans, grain, ETC., are looking quite well and
the farmers are encouraged.
Mr.. Wendell Benson and daughter, OF
Omaha, Ncb, sho have been visiting Mrs
Benson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs +. c. Cha,,o,
started % their journey home 70 day.
f. c, Cha,to \ Son have lately bough,
about three hundred acres Of and Of Eras-
ius kedman.
Capt. \. VI. Webster Is doing well IN his
new vessel which he launched about the first
OF June. The other vessels owned here,
twelve. their agents say are not dong near
Is well as in Wears past, Notwithstanding
w were told change IN the government
would wonderfully revive business. Didn't
believe word Of /, At the lime
July %.
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The Maine Central Railroad.
Commencing, June, %, 1886.
EAR HARBoR To BANGOR.

Trains run Daily Sundays excepted, as fellows
Eastern Standard Time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-05

orders coming on the market the price broke off
quickly to 33sc, rallied sharply to safe, and then
fell back slowly to Sale at the close of the
lar board In the afternoon the feeling was
again considerably irmer, May advancing to
SAFE. and closing in the latest trading at
"a l116c. There was little more activity to the
trading in corn and oats. and prices were trifie
dropping off to $ll 80 and closing at that figure
Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat advanced &c at the opening. broke off
&c, rallied &c, fuctuated, and closed at yester-
days prices. The sales ranged: March, 49, a
79sc. closing at 70 Ice; Nav 63s a 84ac closing
at 81 Bloc; No. spring 7Ss a Sic.
Corn ruled little firmer; cash and February,
SO Lice; March, 36s a 36ac closing at &c Bloc;
May. 392 040sc, closing at 40c
Oats quiet; cash, 2Ss 28ic; February. % Bloc;
March, 2Sse; May. 81 1866 Rye dull; No. 2,
oslo. Barley dull; No. 2. Coo.
Flaxseed quiet; No. i, 81. II.
Mess pork opened easy and declined zoe, clos
ing at inside figures; cash, $1L 100 IL 125; Feb
rnary, 81. 100 11.30 closing at $11 10 % H. 12l:
March, $l1124 80, closing at $l1 12a a H. 10:
May, $11. Boa Ii. 55, closing at $l135. Lard
steady, cash and February, 12ac March, 6. l7ac,
May, 6 27ac. Boxed meats-Dry sailed shout
ders 80 04c snort-rib Sides s. 524 as 55c; short
clear Sides 5.S505 90e.
Whisky steady at 81. 16
Sugars unchanged.
Butter and eggs unchanged.
On the afternoon board wheat was stronger
and 30sc higher. May closing at 81 11-16c.
Corn oats, pork and lard showed no change.
Receipts-Fiour. 13, 900 brs; wheat. 15 900 bu;
corn. 600 pu oats, $1,000 blu; rye, g. 900 bu;
barley, &c., 600 bu Shipments-Flour II. 000
brls; wheat LOCO blu; corn. 1000 bu; oats,
lo2, OeO bu; rye. 1000 bu; barley, 1000 bu.