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BAG ACEaHs.

with all other symptoms Of Kidney Disease. Her
husband was called home as she was dangerously
III; he bought Browns sarsaparlla; she was cured
by ii, and is now ahout her house in better health
than for years. TIL testimony of her friends is
that Browns Sarsaparilla saved her life.
Mr., cuAs. PATTERSON, Engineer, Bangor, was
cured OF Kidney Disease, caused by over exertion,
l;l,ing, etc.
ID. WATSON, Fern St, Bangor, was cured OF
kidney Disease by Browns sarsaparila.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-25

Pos, Ohloo, IL, W, Goddard, L. NJ, Mails close
at and I Is, arrive at and s 10, daily.
Chester stage leaves, I rs a, n arrives, m daily
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-25

Telegraph oMoea at Depot, Telephone, at Hotel,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-25
EELIGIOuS SENNICES-

CaNGGsGArlpSAL-- q, G, Baker, paste
sGbaath-day services, II 10 A. M; sabbath school
Immediately following this services, Evening seNie-
rs al 80, Prayer mectins every Thursday evening
at Z, Teachers meeting Fridey evenings at S,
BAPTIST CuuECu,-Rey pcforest Stafford, pas
or, Services held, Morning, i0:45; Evening, :,
sabbat hschoo! n close Of morning services,
nE,tu IN Nfr,t,Yn,Nr,,, on
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LONDONDERRY.
Travellers Guide.

fost-ohise, a. 4, Curtis, 4, N. Mails close
daily at sa, mn Tor Chester and at same time Mon
days, Wednesdays and Friday for Factory Point,
Peru and Landgroye, Daily At Sp, M for So
Londonderry Mails arrive daily from So London
derry at a, M, from Chester ut o p, mn from Fac
tory Point, Peru aud l.andgroye Tuesdays, Thurs
days and saturdays at . p, N, Ohlee hours from
! 80 u, M, to : p, m, Sundaya, from l. al,
Telegraph and telephone offices at y, y Curtis
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that accompanies Kidney Disease. Her husband
took Browns sarsaparilla 10 her, aud by it, use
she was cured, and can now run sewing machine
and 90 work about her house better than for
years, Mr.. Bracket says there must have leen
one hundred people call to see her and all agree
that that famous Browns Sarsaparilla cured her
of Kidney Disease.
J. W. TmBErTs, MD, stetson, No, prescrihes
Browns sarsaparilla for all forms of Kidney and
Liver Disease
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Feeling, Disinclnaiiop 70 Labor, scanty and High
you may be sure yol have Kidney Disease Are
allow compilation? Are you iroabcd with eonstl-
a read the followi Testimonials;
MRs, c, r, DRAoKETF, of Noupon, had Kidney
Disease. Could not sltup but one or two hours at
time. Had constant tired feeling and sick
headache, together with the usual
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HAvE YOU co 7

Baelaoh', pawlng-down Pain, Weary, Tired
coorcd UrineG l. You have any Of these troubles
yol blllousg Have You jaundee? Do you have a
padonG IL 20, you have Liver Complaint and shou
Mrs CnAs, HATnoRS, 81 Pearl St., Bangor, has
been very low with Kidney Disease; she had been
confined to her bed for some time. Had con-
slant and intense
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BRITISH POLITICS.
Gladstone VIII support ParnciPs
Eviction potion.

LONDON, August % Mr.. Gladstone
will, it IS believed, make a speech IN
the House OF Commons in support oil
Mr., Parnell's mot on tNat the govern
ment stop evictions in Ireland in GER
tain Gases
A committee of wo,kingmen has
been formed to Iaise by penny sub
scriptiou testimonial for presentation
tn the Marquis Of Sd 5bury.
Mr.. Gladstone, in the c urse CT an
address at Chiselhur5t on SATURDAY,
id: "The enthusiasm Of the Britl:h
friends of the home rule idea is an in
C Il tive to me neverto be beaten IN 1t,
but to continue the Struggle for the hap
mess Ct Ire and. Althoulh there may
have been prejldic between GreaI
Brain and Ireland, the fact that IN
the recent electoral contest 100000
Enpisbmen and Scotchmen pc led
votes in bohslf Of Ireland shows that
that prejudice is fr7t disappearing
Let men consult any book or nation is
tie world end they will not find one
which does not c1y that the relations
between England and Ireland under
the union nave been miserable Tor
ireland and dishorOrab for EGG and
Ii the country desires to redeem her
honor and enable her Parliament to
attend to its PIE Dg business oil I'M
peIial legis alton the Irish question
| must be settle d.
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FOREIGN FINANCES.
A BETTER Feeling at LOndOn-On Inc
Continent.

LONDON, Auguet %, - Discount
closed st per cent. for three months
and 2t for shors. A Use in the Bank
of Englsnd rate is expected on Thurs.
day, possibly before II the drain. oil
gold to America becomes excessive
Today large amount of geld was
withdrawn for shipment to Amenea
by Tuesdays German steamer, and
further large shipments have been ar
ranged for next week. Over 81 OOO,-
coo worth OF gold has already been
shipped fran London and Paris. The
renewal Of animation in trade is slow.
The woolen worsted industry is more
cheerful, but other trades are nearly as
low az ever, with moderate outputs
end very small profits, On the stock
Exchange business was reduced under
the influence OF the fall on the New
York Exchange, fears OF dearer
money and the political situation IN
Bulgaria aud Afghanistan; holders
were induced TO real'zs in the
early part Of the week, but
tie market subsequently recovered
uoder the influence OF the Minis
terial statements in Parliament
that the integrity OF Turkey
would be maintained. These state
ments we're well received at home
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The FeeIInE nj RerIin.

BERLIN, August % 1t is stat ID here
tba. Prince Alexander, of Blu garIs,
vas ccpcsed and made a PRISONER
during az inspection OF troop at Wild
din.
Cologne Gazette and Balm Post
express the belief that the event VIII
t-nd 10 preserve peace. They say that
Prince Alexanders personal qualities
deserved a batter fate, but Eng and
having refused his &C i've support
agsins, Russia, and Turkev bting
afraid to risk war in behalf Of Blu ga
ria, and the Gastein meeting sbowlo9
that the alliance was unbioGen, his
position wss hopeless one.
The Post, Prince Bismarck'5 organ,
publishes an article on the Blu ga TAU
crisis which is characterized by anna
b lity OF expressions towards Russia
and uniriendlinees TO England.
NJ. Ge Giers, The RAJ sian Flrelgn
Minister, who is sol utIilg a. Fran
zsnbade1, will, it is said, almost i'm
mediatelv visit Prince Bismar k and
Couut Kalnoky, Austrian Ministt
for Foreign Affairs. The opinion ia
general here that Germany and Aus,
tris, by mu ual agreement, sacrificed
Prince Alexander, OF Bnlgsri', in or
der II preserve the alliance with Rus
STA at the expense OF England.
Public Cpl ion 10 Germany symra'
thizes with Pinc3 Alexander in hl'
misfo. tune.
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IL by surprise. He was astolnded at
the sudden bursting OF the blot upon
him. NJ. Karaveloff had.maIaged tie
whole affair with such sec.ecy that
the only indication Of the scrm was
the mutinous spirit noticeable among
the troops. Prince Alexander had or
dered the circulation OF papers among
the men which openly declared that
lie alone was the only obstacle to the
union, but his orders in this regard
we're not obeyed. TIE affection Of the
common people for Prince Alexander
personally remains undminisbed.
A telegram from Bucharest says
The Roumauians are very much ex'
cited over the Bulgarian crisis. King
Charles is personally proJiding over r
special meeting OF the Cab nst hast y
summoned, and Premier Biatano is re-
tplning ION Goyrl with all possible
spac1
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Comments of the Russian Press.

ST. PETERSBURG, August % The
Rus. ian PIE 5. was less surprised at the
dep sition of Price Alexander than
it was when Roulella revolted in 1850,
the newspapers here general y for
soma time p st havirg believed that
toe political tension in Bulgaria lore
sho Sod catastrophe.
The Viedonosti says: Russia must
now speak her weighty word il she
does not wish to lose control OF Bull
garian dsstinies,"
The NoUo8i says it is highly
probable that Russia will intervene
directly and est,bi sh new order OF
things in Bulgaria, and ad IS: with
Alexander dtposed Bulgsri.n sympa
thy with RosTs viii revive"
Most of the Russisn pagers observe
tbatthe foreign press mauite>t3 con-
fusion OF ideas respecting the relations
between the three Emperors.
TIE Messenger publishes an official
communication Stating that the rela'
tons between Russia aod the other
poUeys remain una)ttrJd. the an
neunCement is made for the purpose
of rebuk ng the atf' 3ks on Russia by
papers in Germany, aud is regarded AS
an official intima ION that the triple
aliiauce is undelt,ken Among the
forei 2ners pre1elted t. the Gar a. the
KrasnuesziI Man uyres were two
memb RS Of The Ia dlorgevitch tami
", who, it 10 pr; umed, aIe relatives
! Of Prince Kqagsorg witch, the preten
der to thu Servian turOne,
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ALEXANDER DEPOSED.
THR RULER OF BULGARIA
FORCED TO ABDICATE.
The Coup d. Etat Brought About Oy
Russian IHtluenee-EurOpe Ex-
cited Over the Event.

LONDON, August ga dispatch
from Sofia, Bulgaria, dated Saturday,
says: 1.-THE populace and the troops
auartered in the capitol surrounded
the palace early this morning. Prince
Alexander aLdic 4ted, and was escorted
over TIE frontier There was no q s.
order. Ire popllsce then asse npied,
and sdopted esoiutioa praying ths
Car to re-ext nd his svmpathy 10 the
Bulgarian people. The sssemnlage
proceed, d to the palace OF the Rus
sian agen', sDd aubmitt. d u him the
ye:oiut'on, sll kneeling The agent
assured Il EN- OF the Cars IF endshlp.
The following lravisioTa al goTelnment
has been fJrmed: Prime Mini ter,
MGR. Clement, Metropolitan Of Tir-
nova: Minist of Foreign Affair.", NJ.
S,aianoff; Minister Of the Interior, NJ.
SaQkc e.; Minister OF Finance, NJ. Hur-
moi; Minister of War, NJ. Nekiforoff F;
Minister OF Justice, NJ. Radoslaott !:
Minister OF Eiuca ion, NJ. Velichotf. ="
The Porte has sent a circular pot9
&c the pow,rs inviting them to ex-
press Their views ON tie Bulgarian
crisis.
The people are tranquil. The city
is illuminated tonight and is gaily
decorated " III fl gs. Premier Z EN-
ent has is ned proclamat on an.
nountiog tue formal sbdicstloa OF
Prince Alexander, who reuounces the
throne ioreyer, being convinced that
his reign would be tstal in Bulgaria
The Premier SAFES that the new Cd5i.
net will serve until the meeuog OF
the National Assembly; EXPRESSES the
none thai all udTlies will cooperate TO
maintain the law, and assures the
people that the Gear will not leave the
country without his powerful protec
ton,
The governments proclamation an
nounc ng the deposition OF Prince Al
exauder and the reasons therefor de
clares thai Gle reno ere d great service
on the field of battle, but pollt Ny hf
had too little regard for Bulgs1ia's po
sltioa as slav Stale, ard he main
tenance OF relations With Russia. Hi
deposition on this account Was a ne
cess ty"
Pince xanoer was escorted t,
LON, en- route to RJumania. The
German government has ordered Her
Thielmsn, who was recently appoint
ed German agent at S5tis, to remain
a, Cors artnOple Tor the PIE emit M
ST. j4nof, tho new Foreign Minister
has notified the agents OF the powers
of Saturdays events.
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An Immense Irish Parliamentary
Meaning

DUBLIN, August 23.--An immense
meeting was had today at Carrick-on'
SUR in aid OF the Irieh Parliamentary
fund. Resolutions were adopted de-
claring that the people would continue
the home rule struggle fo' Yeas II
necessary The widest enthusiasm
was exhibited, The audience standing
with uncovered heads and singing
Good Save Ireland" a large sum OF
money was subscribed.
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A wOST LIBERAL OFFERr

TIE VoLTAIc BELT Co., Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their Celebrated
VoLTAIc BELTS and Electric Appli-
ances on thirty days trial to any man
afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lose Of
Vitality, Manhood, etc. illustrated
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particulars, mailed free. Write them
Of once.
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and abroad, aud are liEely to prevent
a Iecu renee of the Eastern question.
American rail WY securities recovered
SATURDAY. from the depression Of the
early part OF the week. The market is
now more ruled by dealings than by
cable quotations as heretofore, in view
of the fact that the fluctuations Of
money in Wall street DO not affect the
inslrinsic merits OF stocks.
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FOREIGN MIS- [ ELLANY.
Riotous Dem onstratIons at Bella

BELFAST, August %. - Enormous
forces OF military and police, prece ded
by eiehs magst, a'es, plraded the dis
turbed districts on Saturday night,
This hsd t1e effect Of overawirg lhs
rowdy element. A shot we7 fred at
o'clock yesterday morning, being
the prea ged sisnal fJr battle -
tween the Orangemen and Catho les,
hut t1Cra wa no answer. ] asst night
the Albert Street Pr 3byterian church,
which is in the Catholic district, wac
oprned TOR the f st time since the be-
gianing Of the riots. When the ser
vice wa over q mob hooted and
stoned the retiring congregation aud
maltreated Mr.. Montgomery, the min
lister, in soite of the troops aud police
called for their protection.
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The Coup at nuchnrest.

BUCHAREST, August 23.-Advices
from Sofa say that NJ. Karaveiof's
provisional government real aiog that
pub 10 sentiment remained favorable
10 Prince Alexander, caused a cr3n'fr
to be distributed amtng the people
ca led a minist rial list, containing Il e
names Of ; ro-ajnent men OF al parties
and clasees, who, tbs document de-
clared, were in the new movement,
the purpose bling 10 cAuse Le.iei
that the government WIS receiving
general support.
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Rrictinns I'm nnnepnI-

DuBLIN, August 23.-The evictions
a. Gweedore, in the District of Done
gal, have been concluded. The total
amount OF the rents concerned does
not exceed ESQ YEARLY. There were
$50 policemen end hailffs and sixty
cars and boats engaged for eleven DAYS
in the proceedings at the cost of el0O
day. The scenes were pitiful, tn .
Deople being stepped in poverty.
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RoyoI, ON ConVIct shin.

PARIS, Angus. 23.--Tne transport
Orne sailed from Toulon on Saturday
for Martinique, loaded with convicts
She returntd yesterday aud reported
that the )nvicts had revolt ID and tried
to gam possession of the ship. Two
cannous loaded with grape bad been
fred 1T lhs mutiueefs and many o.
them had been killed.
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At PArfs

PARIS, August 23..-Business on the
Bourse duiiog the past week was
stagnant. II ia rumored that a Faro
peau firm has bought 2j0,C0,C90 bush
els of wheat in America in anticipation
OF rise. American dollas are quoted
at 4Sli Ggsinst 4S6 a month ago.
There are no signs Of recovery in
trade. The harvest is fairly abundant
in quantity, but the general quality IS
ipfIi3r Grain IS light and moist,
vi h low proportion OF nutIitive ele'
ment. Discount closed a. Il.
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An Old schooI Teacher Dead,

SAYDusY, o., August 23.-Isaac +.
Mack died at Chicago today. He was
born in 1906 at Springfield, Mass. He
was the principal of the fret free
school in Cincinnati for two years and
afterward went TO Rochester, n. "
where he founded the free schools
and was superintendent for eleven
wears. He was the father Of the ed
itors Of the Register OF this city.
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Chnlern kefMrns.

ROME, August % Sundays cholera
ret1rns IRE az follows; Barl,tta, 10 new
cases, Z delths; Ravsnnr, % new clses,
deaths; Podua, 10 new cast S, !
deaths, aad II new cases and 6 deaths
elsewhere
The cholera returns for the twenty
four hours ending With yesterday arc
as follows: Barlett', Is new cases,
deaths; Bisc5glla, II new cas9e,
deaths; Psdus, ii new cases, deaths
Bologna, 10 new Cases deaths; II
all thu other infected dis.ricti, % new
ra.es. 1h deatha.
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Regarded Win serious MIsGivings,

LIVERPOOL, AUGUST pa special
dispatch TO the Post from London states
that Sir Michael HiJks- Beach, Caiei
Secretary for Ireland, CARDS his task
in Ireland with serons misgivlngs,
and has become less sanguine about
the success of any Irish policy based
on "frmnefs and decision"
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Frnnce nnd tho vatican.

ROME, August 90. The Pope having
iudirecg'y learned that the French
G 1vernmt Mt ia about to lecaj its Am
tasssdor to the Vatican, Cardinal ia
cooinl, the Paoal Secretary OF State,
has asked the Papa N1Lc oat Par to
obtain en- explanation OF F'ance's
nnnrap.
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Among fl,p Northern Lakes

Of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, are hum
dreds of delightful places whore one can pass
mept, and return home nc tho end Of the
heated term completely rciuvenated. Each
recurring season brings to Oconomowoc,
Waukesha, Beaver Dam, Frontenac, 0ko-
merable other charming localities with ro-
mantle names, thousands Of our best people
whose winter homes arc on either side of Ma
son and Dixon's limo. Elegance and CONF
fort, at moderate cost, can DO readily OBJ
necessary intorma ion pertaining thereto, Is
being distributed by tho CHICAGO, NlLwAU-
KER AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY, and will he sent
tree upon applcatE by letter 20 A. ', n.
Carpenter, General Passoi ger Agent, Mil
rouHca WIS
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Another Suicide at Monte Carlo

LONDON, August % "A foreign lady
VINO lost Gl2090 at the Monte Carlo
gaming tables has committed suicide
in villege near Grenoble. This
makes the seventy.tiXth case of sui
eide owing TO LOSSES at Monte Carlo
aimee the beginning OF the season.
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SOzOdOnt.

This word, which has been staring
everybody in the face for the past
vea,s, and is now getting into every
body's mouth, is a preparation ion
cleansing, Identifying apd preserving
the teeth, sweetening the breath, and
arYesting the progress Of cecay.
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UTNDER and by virtue Of a certain deed
| OF trust execp'ci 10 me, as trustee, anu
wherein default hos bren, MADE gu r.
corded in book l35, pAge ld2, 81 the Regis
teris ofice of Shelby county, Tenn" WILL
"' d" Monday, August 30, 1885,
during legal hours, on ne southwest csrnott
Of Main and Madi1o Ys;reot', In tho CITY OF
Memphis, Tenn, ihach trustee SCI" CO.. az
rssh' certain lot c land, situate 10 shelby
county, Tom ami iucribed IS ioGows, To-
Wit, feing the uuIil halt Of lot No. ~ on
II. w. Hnps subdNisiou, fronting bl ieet on
the west side o. SuIstto street ana runnllS
~ ,yest betgeen parallel lines nnd atrigta
angles 10 said street SD ieet 20 an alley ant
hsing same land described in above met
toned trust deed Equity OF Iedempn9s
waived; / tic believed 10 be good hut VIII
only convey az trustee. JuIly, e, II ~,
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LONDON, August ga dispatch
from Mandalay says; The city IS
flooded. There il i've feet of water in
The Easements The less of life and
pr1pe ty is very great
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neteristic OF this hotel during tho past three
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Excursion tickets TO tho Springs by the L..
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At Frankfort.

FRANKFORT, August 90. - The
Bourse VAS quiet during the whole
week. New York exchange closed al
4 "A, and private ciscount at Il,
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At vienna,

VIENNA, Angus. 2S.-Ths Bourse
was active throught the week. at the
close long exchange on London was
quoted at l26, and Hungarian 20 d
rentES at li9.0.
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AT Berlin,

BERLIN, August 23.-On the Bourse
during the pas week business wsl &C.
tive and prices were firm. There was
a sharp rise owing 10 a speculative de-
mAnd.
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BERLIN, August 20 The official es,
Inmates Of the Prussian crops state
that the wheat yield will equal % per
cent. Of the average crop; rye, o7i
barley, 81 oata, l01 pota oee, %.
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Congress Of Trades Unions at Paris

PARIS, August 23.-A five days' con-
or, 81 o, trades unions WILL be he'd In
this city this week. Delegates repre-
senting the Engli h unions have ar
rived TO attend the proceedings.
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Bankers' strike al Hamburg
NJauslaIay FIoo,Ie,I

HAMnUEG, August 23.--A ihousaS
bankers OF this city struck work today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-24
WATERING PLACES,
BEAVERDAM SPRINGS

"ILL be oponed juno I6t. IhlS noted
w watering-place is situated six miles
from Ktna Furnace, on the Nashville and
tuscaloosa railroad, in Hickman county
Tenn. Hack will meet all trains AZ Rtna
and will convey guests to springs at very
low rate. -
Hoard, $50 Per Month 81 Per'DAy.
special Rates 10 Families.
We Invite all who wish to spend the most
pleasant season Of their lives TO come TO
Beayerda mi, especially seekers Of pleasure
and health. Good water and pure air in
Rbun lance.