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What Can be Done.

By trying again and keeping up courage
many things seemingly impossible may be
attained. Hundreds Of hopeless cases oi
Kidney and Liver Complaint have been
cured by Electric Bitters, after everything
else had been tried in vain So, don't
think there is 10 cure for you, but try Elec'
tric Bitters. There isno medicine so safe,
% pure, aud 60 perfect Blood Purifier.
Electric Bitters will cure Dyspepsia, Dia
oetes aud all Diseases Of the Kidneys. In
valuable in affections Of Stomach and
Liver, and overcome sll Urinary Difficult
ties. Large Bottles only SO cents, ct lio
gan < Co.'S.
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BELLAIRE.

A fire was discovered in Jos. Bartoft'
cigar store at an early bsur yesterday morn
!pg, but was extipg gui, he'd before much dam
age was done.
The glass manufacturers had furthe
talk about natural gas in the Office Of th
Bsllsire goblet works yesterday.
The steel works went on in full yester
day morning and everything is working
harmoniously.
The strike at the Bellaire goblet works i
still on.
Ramsey, the Beallsville chap who betrsy
ed girl and then left suddenly to keel
from marrying her, was arrested in Steub
enville and taken back home to face jus
tice.
George johnson hurt his back severely
carrying boiler Of water the other day.
VIM. n. Meek likes his new position as
mail agent.
The First NJ. Z. church revival will close
in a few days.
Two Italians languished in the lookup
yesterday.
Heatheringtons band headed the X. oi
L. as they marched last night. The boys
turned out well aRd made an imposing dis
play. They were RECALLED with good things
where they reached the rink.
The bazaar closed last night. II was
the cause Of the Catholic church raising q
good round sum of money, and Father Gull
may we'll feel proud OF his work.
Rev. J. NJ. Monroe will take pert in the
Prohibition meeting in Wheeling tonight
Hon. J. 81. hurt, Of Wheeling, was in the
city to day counselipg with those who ere
interested in the talked Of workingmen's 6
ticket.
A. L. Baron and VIM. Ruier are in the
East on business trip.
Bellsire paints signs and sends them to
Pittsburg for her merchants.
The BARRIERS meet on Thursday night in
Central shop.
The Soma OF Veterans met last night and
elected officers. Any young man who will
take the oath REQ uired can become mem.
Der.
Mrs. Samuel Heath died at 9 O. IN. yes.
friday morning. Funeral st p m
Thursday at old Wegse cemetery. She
wa 81 years Of age.
The Democratic primaries will be held
on March 20. Voters will meet It their
regular polling places TO .lect delegates to
the city convention and to select council.
man and assessor. The city convention
ou March 22i will nominate one mayor.
one marshal, one solicitor, one treasurer,
oue street commissioner. one member
water works, one member school board.
By order. Gus HardeDstien, chairman; |;
John o 'Connor, secretary.
The Minister'S Aid Society Of the South
Bellaire NJ E church elected the following
officers: President, Mrs Jane Francis;
vice.president, Mrs Il. B. Miller; tecrers-
~, Mrs | 81 Fawce.t; assistant secretary,
Mrs. John Taylor; treasurer, Mrs. John X.
Eddy.
Work continues on the Ohio Valley rail.
road.
One OF the heavy ropes that handles the
coal carrier that is run from the chute OF
the Belmont Coal Works 10 barges near
by, broke the other day. Two men who
usually work right beneath it were saved
from being killed by mere chance.
The booming cannon On the river bank
last night awoke The populace.
The Turner'S had hard work procuring
mosques enough at their annual ball. A
hop in Wheeling the came evening created
q demand more than the supply.
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An AnsMer Wanted.

Can any one bring as q case Of Kidney
Or Liver Complaint that Ele ;tric Bitters
viii not speedily cureH We say they can
net, as thousands Of CAGES already pe-ms.
nently cured and who are daily recommend
ing Electric Bitters, viii provo. Brighfs
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Rsok, CT any
urinary complaint quickly cared. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at 80 cents q
bottle by Logan 4 Co.
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the BLOODY NlHIlIST
May Take q Hand In the Gaiety
To-Day and
SPOIL the czAR's BIRTHDAY PARTY.
RumOrs That Russia's Spectre viii Rise
Up at the Celebration and
Cayort Around.

LONDON, March s.-A dispatch from 81
Petersburg states that elaborate prepare.
tions are in progress for the celebration Of
the 'orty-6rst birthday OF the Gear, which
will occur tomorrow. The celebration
will begin with . high mass in The Cs,hs
dral Of St Petersburg, which will be a,.
tended by oil the imperial family and IL
various stAfs and households. In the sf
ternoon there will be a grand review
BY the Car Of the garrison Of St. Pc.
tersburg, the imperial guard and the house.
hold troops. Immediately after the re-
view His Majesty will give An audience to
oil the foreign ambassadors and repsesen.
tatives in the hall Of ST. George in the
Winter Palace. There Was to have been
grand operate, performance 1t the G.eat
Theatre, but this has been abandoned on
account Of the illness Of Miss Marie Van
ZSndt. The official festivities will conclude
with magnificent ball in the Sale
Blanche OF the palace.
NlBlLlsTs NAY TAKE A HAND.
The above 10 the official programme Of
the celebration, but there are sinister ru.
mors that il will be materially chang ed BY
the Nihilis's. Tomorrow lacks but three
days Of being the fifth aopi,.rsary ol The
ass assination OF the late Gar. ard IA
has be,n circums,antiAlly stated during
the past week that the Nihilists
had made every preparation for
The double event by duplica
ting the tragedy Of March 18th, 1881. Ills
cer'sin that there has been great activity
among the Nlhilists during the past iss
weeks, and 4 great increase Of acuv ~ on
the part CT the police. DUripg the past two
weeks there have been over two hundred
arrests Of suspected Nihilis,s They ipclsds
several re, turned ex,les from Siberia, ard
some members Of the police.
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Wonderful Cures.

". D. Hoyt / Co., Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga. say. We
have been selling Dr.. Kings NeU Discov-
cry, Electric Bitters AID Buckien's Arnics
Sslre for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
nedi:ines in this city. Several cases Of
pronounced Consumption have been entire
" cured by the uss Of few bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery, taken in connection
With Electric Eittsrs. We g1arantse them
always Sold By Logon / Co
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Called AMRY.

PHILADELPHIA, March 9-M,s. Bepja-
min Harris Brewster, wife of ex-Attorney
General Brewster, died at the residence OF
her husband in this city this morning after
a brief illness. Mrs Brewster was the
daughter of the late Robert J. Walker,
Who was at one time Secretary Of the
United s stss Treasury. She WAS o lady
of high culture aud refinement and very
popular in society circles both in this city
and Washinoton
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Interesting Ezperienses.

Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer, Of
Columbus, Ga, tells his experience thus:
For three years have tEied every remedy
on the market FOR Stomssh and Kidney
Disorders. but got no relief until l used
Electric Bitters Took FIVE bottles and
am now cured, and thiDk Electric Bitters
the Best Blood Purifier in the world ="
Major A. B Read, Of Wegt Liberty, Kyr
used Electric BiheT5 for sn old standing
Kidney sEection sud ssys: Nothing has
ever done Es 60 much good ss Electric
Bitters" Sold q, fifty cents a bottle BY
T@-~s 4 II
a. -
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A Captain. Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
between Atlantic City and n. y, Saa been
troubled With G 1osgA % that 10 was una
bls to sleep, and was induced to Try Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
1, not only gave him instant reiet, bat
allsyed the extreme soreness in his breast.
His children we're similarly affected and q
single dose had the same harry eEect
DR.. Kings Nez Dsooysry Is now the
standard rsmed7 ia Toe Coleman house.
bold ard On board the scloasez Free
trial bottles Of this standard remedy q,
Logan & Co. Q Drug Store.
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Ruried in a We'll.

MlLvAUEEE, Wis, March 9.-While
working at the b tom Of 4l-foot vel
Sunday morning, Henry Roucke farmer
living 20 miles west OF this city was baried
under several feet Of stones, earth and
quickeaud, caused by the giving way Of
the wall From that time until an early
hour this morning nerghbors have been
working incessantly to rescue him, and
shortly after midnigh. had the satisfaction
of bringing him to the surface alive.
Roucke had lain in two feet Of water dur
ing the forty hours Of imprisonment, and
was nearly exhausted.
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Kxcitsmant I'm fera..

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex. BY the remarkable
recovery Of Mr.. J. E. Corley, who was go
helpless be could not turn in bed, or raise
bis head; everybody aAid be was dying Of
Consumption. A trial bottle of Dr. Kings
Nez Discovery was sent him. Finding re-
lief, he bought large bottle and boz Of
DR.. Kings Eev Life Eills: Dy the time be
had taken two boxes Of Pills and two bot.
.les of the Discovery, be was well and had
gained in flesh thirtJsix pounda. Trial
bottles of this Great Discovery for Con.
sumption free at Logan & Cos
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a Broken Rail.

WAsrNGros, c. q, o. March 9.-The
sccommod .riou train on the Dayton and
Iron,on N4rrow Gauge road, Was wrecked
at Pant Creek, in the edge OF the city yes
,erIsy afternoon. A passenger and bag
gsgs car fell down twenty foot embauk'
ment into the creek. John Grow, OF Day
ton, a postal clerk, received injuries sup
p,ssd 10 be fatal. &rs Jane Fulrz, ot
Chlfco,hs, was badly bruised. Four or
FIVE other passengers received painful bat
not serious injuries. A broken rail vas the
cause.
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HeIslsy vs.. wsllsburE as Company.


WELLsBURG, March 9-The case OF
Kelsey against the Welisburg Gas Com
pauy is on trial before the Circuit Court
and is attracting great amount Of inte'
rest. The case is one for damages caused
st the time OF the great explosion in Feb
rusry, 1885, when several persons were
killed. The case will bs on trial for
ssYerAl DAYS.
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Awaiting a Req eqnI>ition,

ogectes ~ "1r +"9f''''''
WgLLsBURG, w. VA March 9.-Dick
Scott, a colored man who has bsen EN-
p!oysd at the Hudson House, wa5 arrested
today on q charge of tha larceny OF some
goods from lady for whom he formerly
worked in Csdiz. Ohio He was commit
ted to i4il to await a reqlisition from the
Governor OF Ohio
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the employees OF the two companies still
out viii join the organization.
The TARIFF.

PITTsBURG March 9.-President Weihe
and Secretary Martin, Of the Amslgausted
Association of Iron and Steel Workers,
left for Washington to appear be-
fore the Ways and Means Committee
in opposition to a change in the tariff and
to present resolutions of the Trades Assem-.
bly, to Congress.
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a wonderfuI Cure "a Michigan.

ApRIAS, Mich, aug. Is, 1888.
DE,R SIR:-I think il nay duty TO tell
ron of ,hs grest cure effected by "AronAu-
Is" I was recently troubled with liver
compIaiui snd dyspepsia, accompanied
r;,h great eosuvenesS, pelpitaton OF tne
basrt. nervous debility, ieHHis irregular
;r;sI in faet il seemed as though every. g.
"an VAS dersnRed. ! h@3 tried various
sssn,sd;es and drugs, and also prescriptions
= ~ood physicians, but afforded ms no
SaTsf and Vas almost desPsired OF re,
eoysrz when was IIcoa1Rsacea 70 "
aAroasuna" zSich / did, aaH ->ss sSA
-. Il several times e. e4oerisneed great
LaSast In a short tine vas sois 20 20
SSont where pleased without shortness OF
So",b vb;eh troubled ms most OF the
go reeomnspd it IS the finest medi'
c;ns for liver complaint that ever saw
and advise the afflicted to give pc : triaL'
anu ~N' Lillian RUssELL.
soHbv Logan l. Co. At Is and I5c.
Do Not Tribe
with a cold, thinking that 1t VIII PISS On ~ =.
a. 5avs but secure ct onee bottle OF
6aTac'. "sviss Balssm. the Great Cougn
Rem. dy, and see what q lev oose: ,,aaoS W. -
for Won. Affords rslist IN every i5sisncS
0n;cE safe and relisble Tiss 6a'sam
= aSn,c;alIy recommended tes children IS
- = e.nts;ns no morphis OF opium, sno
= S.snt "a take. Try it sndyou VII use
Pes ~4ssr Price 25 snd 75,. Sold o9
Logan j. Co.
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Hieh License in Boston.

Bosrox, March 9.--The Board OF Police
has annouced the fees for liquor licenses
for the coming year. In several classes
the prices have been rsised from $50 to
500. The dealers generally express great
dissatisfaction. The cirys revenue, Il Is
believed, will be augmented Sl65. 600 BY
the increased fees.
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uom hn nanntIfnl.

Ladies, yoa can be sure Of this: that
Won cannot have rosy cheeks and a clear
complexion unless you s'e N GOOD oeafe'
Disease always spoils beauty, FsfEsf 8
Tonic puri6es the blood, invigosstes9 the
orpsns drives all bad bumors ous OF the
sysrgm and makes the piaiusst face a.
,Sac,;vs Tell vouP husbands.
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Watch Stolen.
.SPscidl't 10 hs Register.

PARKERsBURG, March "a fae watch
was stolen from the residence OF Mrs Bev,
erly Smith last night. This morning
Capt Beckwith captured q boy named
VIM, Harris from whom Officer McNerry
recoye cred the watch.
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John d. Anderson Dangerously Ill.

CHERLEsToS, w. Va, March 9.-John
D. Anderson, clerk Of the lac Senate, is i'll
at his home, Nicholas C. H., with typhoid
fever and not expected 10 live.
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A winner Of Ihou.auds Me.s.a a Co..

a "hfhcf oi Auous8nnf oesdeo Coat.
NJ. Izidors Schsss;z 10 q Gernsr tai.
lor, residing q; 1874 CheTJ st., Kansas
City, No. The Eta Of o Louisiana STATE
Eot.s.y ticket hsd been purchased by
schwsrfzs wife as g birthday pressas 10
her husband. On the l2Ih isst. the ticket
drew q prize, bet IS bsr husbands birb-
dsy I'D ret occur until the lstk ira, she
decided TO keep it 0 secre. hath then.
Thursday night, however, unable longer
to hold her secrst. she told her husband Of
the luck that bad befslIeu him. BE vent
to his shop sfer sending his ticket svsy
through the Rssi Of Commerce, and fnisk
q soat On which he vas working. Be
sides tas $50 oe9 drawn by Schssfts and
Benson, Mr. John ". Rsrees, proprietor d
the Diamond saloon, held whole cke
which drew $4,000. Altogether ], was {
pretty good month for Kansas City,
Ksnsas City ( No Timss, Jan. ls,
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Mr.. Witeh,r Not I.ynched, as Reported.
To n. : dilor Of tRs Register.
DANyiLLE, Va, March 9-Iour article
from Ceredo is malicious and false.
Y. A. WITCHER.
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Ex-senator I harse Dead.

NEE I1Sz Mare 9-A telegram vas
'tlysa 10 te'S cry this morning, Rnnoun-
Z Tue oea'h, e. Purdys Station, West
sITF Ut county, Of ez. oited States Sen.
Osro1e X. Casf-e, the fs,her-in lsa
i =, :. >. G'ant Jr. Mr.. Ghsffes died
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Rev. John DehaD.


WELLssURG March Rev. John De.
han, of tie Episcopal residence, Wheeling,
who conducted services in St Johns
church last Sunday, will hereafter hold ser
vices in Wellsourg once every tSo weeks.
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Oak Leather Tnn,ars

s.t'SVse ..sse Aegch 9-Tae National As.
S,s ol Ok Lea'bsr Tanners met
3 f,,ii m. ..,., ssl s,ss,on this morning. There
4 PDs p. st'sneaoee Of delegates present
h. '-I,Si7iV4u'a. Oaio, Wslt Virginia.
~; 81, a,s.3yisnd. Illinois, Kentucky,
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GOV WILSON,. Mathsr Fatally III.

800. Q tls RsJl5:sr.
\ SaAaLESro,, W Va. March Gov
lison aud brother were called to Hsr-
.E,s'r7 oy dispS'ch announcing the
|hlilHess Of their mother
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Hov syowss Differ iron lGss.

At leas. tbres men on s4avspSs jssy
are boasd TO disagree vish - ~ - -
shox ihai they We got nisds e fAsk esn;
bot there is no Sisagesneax seea9 -
vomen a. TO the merits Of d. = ssDte
-Psyori.e Preseipios" Thy s<s sn
unanimocs IN pGpsoapeiag u III b: re.-
edy n the sosIl ~ ~ tkses chronic Oh
easss, seakrssks sEd comp pa.ints pes.sas
10 their rex Is fssesiosns IL - 9 hfl
eazd. snpiritei vcnsn into oes o. '
E,g healfh. aud the dreisg leagh egeaa
'rsisss suprsns' ID ths AsssI hs0osos
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SALVATION Oh, the celebrated American
remedy, is guaranteed to cure rheumatism,
sore throat, dwellings, bruises. burns, and
frost.bites. Price cnly twenty Ave cents
a hi tile.
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HoRsFoKD's ACID PaosPHATK
To Ni.h, sweat, and pro,,ratien.

DR.. z. stadhslter, ST. Louis, No, saJe
Il have used it iu dyspepsia, nervous pros.
trstion, and in night sweets, vita very
good results"
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To make children healthy use plenty Of
air, plenty Of milk, plenty OF sleep and
always have bottle of Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup in case Of croop.
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EDMUKDS ON A TEAR.
Ne Paints the Senate as Red as the
Bloody Shirt.
A GREAT POLITICAL STUMP SPEECH
DenOuncing the Executive and Every
thing Democratic From the
Word go"
Sgs'ai to As Register.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The scenes in
the Senate to-day were more exciting than
a, any time during the present session
The failure of Senator Edmunds to make
his appearance yesterday strengthened the
belief that be would do 80 to day, and 60
be did.
Losg before the hour of 2 o'clock the
galleries were crowded beyond their legiti-
mate and comfortable capacity. Ii had
been heralded as the coming great polti'
cal event of the present reign.
At the hour named the venerable Sena-
TOR from Vermont arose and until twenty
minutes to FIVE o'clock he painted the
chamber red, so to speak, with dsnuneis
tions of the Executive and the position of
the Democratic party. His remarks were
chiefly addressed 10 tee Attorney General,
for in the DISCUSSION the refusal Of that
officer was the question OF issue, growing
on, of his not iarnisbigg the Senate with
papers bearing upon the suspension from
office OF the late District Attorney Of Ala
bsma.
IT Is CHESTNUT
10 rsfer to q man IS making the "sblest
effort Of his life bu. pardon is solicited
this time, as in the interest Of truth to
history the expression can be well
used and applied to the speech
Of the Vermont Senator. Il was not
an ora,orical eEJrt but full Of business
when measured from q Rspub lean stand
poict. When EmuGds referred to ExSen'
stors McDolsld and Thurman dsnomina-
TING them as the a0,es. and puvest men of
the Denocrauc party, cheer after cheer
ven. up from the galleries until the sensi
tiysuess OF the august body Was shocked
nigh unto death. In mentioning the
names OF the Ex-Senators, ElmuGds was
referring and comparing The action Of the
Democrats when they had the msjority in
the Senate upon similar subjects to that Of
the Republicans at the present time.
Senator Pagh, OF Alabama, will reply to
Senator E1nunds in E three hour speech
10 morrow. in which mos. interest will be
manifested.
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WHEELING W. VA, WEDNESDAY MORNING,

the yards, protecting the comPanys pro
perty and dispensing the groups OF men
who become at all excited in discussing
the situation, and in this way perfect orae'
prevails. =.
A sub,oficial of the Missouri Pacific
road said to reporter last night: You
are aware that We are expected to say
nothing and saw wood, but / will say to
YOU con6dentially, that from the inside l
know the extent and meaning of this trou.
Bile is far more alarming than the head
officials would admit under any clrcun'
stances. The men who are participating
in this strike are better able now than be-
fore to
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SPRING MAKERS STRIKE.

PITTsBURG. March 9-Twenty spring
makers at A. French & Co 8 steel spring
works. struck to dsy against working by
the day instead of by the piece as hereto
tore.
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TO MAEE PoIICE yNIGHTs,

WASHINGTON, March "a prominent
Knight of Labor is responsible for the state.
ment that that organization is preparing
10 enroll in its membership the policemen
u the large cities Of the country
as a part oil the wsgsworkeEs OF the
nation.
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TRoY's STREET CAR STRIFE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March ga special
TO the Times says: The company ofsol'
diers guarding the convict camp at the
Greenwood mines, in Pulaski county, KY
had lively time Of it last night. The tree
miners occupied the adj AGENT hills and kept
up continued shooting all hight. No
shots were fred into camp, but The con-
victs were badly frightened, and the col.
diers kept guard till morning, when the
miners disappeared
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ADJUSTED

PITrsBURG, March 9-The difference be-
tween the members Of the Fin; GAS
Workers Union and members Of tie
Knights of Labor employed in Macbeth &
Co. 8 glass works, wss satisfactorily ed-
justed to day ant the threatened strike
ayerted.