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Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Yellow Jack.

JACKSONVILLE Fla, Aug. 15.-At a
meeting OF the Executive Committee
and the Auxiliary Sanitary Association
yestefdAy, II was determined TO greatly
increase the number OF laborers engaged
10 sanitAry work. DR.. j. M. FArlie IVES
placed in charge OF the Belief Oom nit
tee ct the Board OF Trade rooms, with
full power 10 act. The chairman WAS
requested to telegraph the Florida rep.
reeentatives At Washington TO urge the
Immediate passage Of the bill Of relief
AppropIiAtinR 100000 now pending,
and to make IL available OF once for the
suppression OF the disease and for the
relief Of the destitute.
1t Is not desired to request outside
aid, but those citizens who have left
Jacksonville will be Aekod to con.
tribute their share. At 3 O'Clock yes
terdGy afternoon DR.. Neal Mitchell re.
ported that there was only one new
case, that Of 8. Y. Simmons, q fireman,
who has been removed to Sand Hills.
For the "a hours ending at O'Clock
last evening the official bulletin wEs:
New case, 1; suspected deAths, none;
under treatment, al; cases to date, 25;
total deaths, A. This ia oOnAidered .
good day's report.
In Tampa, FloridA,it ls reported that
there are four suspicious cases Of sick
ness and three Of yellow fever, the lat
ter in the house In which Waterman
died . month ago, ManAtee has two
cases and Plant City one. St. Angus
tine is still alarmed, and 20O0 persons
have left there in the last few days.
The City Councils of Charleston,
South Carolina, yesterday ordered y
rigid quarantine agEinst all Florida.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
A1rs. LAnRtry and Mr.. Gsbnard..

NEW York, Aug. IA Mrs. Langtry
came up from Long Branch this morn
ing, and soon after her arrival was
joiued By Mr., Fred GebhArdt, who had
preceded her TO make arrangements for
q trip TO the scene OF Mondays wreck
At shohola. They left ut $50 on the
Erie express. They will first look after
the comforts OF their employees who
we're wounded in the wreck. Then they
will make . reckoning OF their losses
and lay their future plans. The estab-
lishment Of breeding stables on Mr..
GebhardPs extensive rAEch In Lake
County, Oal., will be carried out, but 1t
will probably require some weeks to
again get affairs In proper shape. Mrs.
LanRtsy will return to this city and re.
main until such time Rs circumstances
may require to perfect arrangements
for her departure West. The rumor
shat she and Mr. GebhRrdt are to be
married before going to California is
neitAer denied nor affirmed.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
a Terrific Explosion.

ELNIRG, N. Y, Aug 1.-THE mag
niticent residence of \ G. Dininnys presi
dent of the Butler Coliery Company, was
shattered to the foundations tonight by
terrific gas explosion. Gas had been
escaping in the art gallery wing o. the
house all day. At nightlall Mrs. Din
innys went to the electric appliance and
turned on the gas in the art gallery, when
instantly the explosion occurred, blowing
off the roof OF The gallery aud wrecking
II completely.
Many 1ue expensive paintings were
damaged. The plate glass windows on
the north sideSof the house we're blown
out, and the spacious grounds we've
strewn with bricks and pieces OF glass.
The force of the explosion was trmeud-
Gus, fer In rooms 90 ieei away carpets
were torn up, furniture, glass and chande
liers were demolished. Mrs Dininnys
escape without injury was extremely
fortunate, rs brick wall protected her
from the force of the explosion. The
damage is placed at $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
PIttanurg Brewera sonrea,

PITTsBuRG, Aug. l4.-An opinion was
handed down to-day in a liquor case by
Judge Slagle of the criminal court, ,which
is hard blow to the brewers, and may
result in closing some of them up. 1t
was in the case of John Donahue, an
employe cfSpencer & Leddell, who was
convicted Of selling liquor without a
license, although he claimed to be an
agent for the brewing firm by which he
was employed A motion for new trial
was made, but in the opiniol handed
down to-day it was overruied and the de-
iendHnt sentenced.
The dealers claim that under the rul-
ing they will not be allowed 10 sell beer
In their wagons, or by agents, and will
be compelled to do all business at their
breweries Donahue was sentenced Ia
pay q hne of $500 and to undergo an
imprisonment of three months in the
county jail.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
select Excursion TO Niagara FAILS via
PsnnsylVAnia Railroad.

In extending Its special excursion
business, 90 ss to embrace sll available
points Of interest, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has arranged 10 run
q select excursion to Niagara Falls, on
Thursday, August 23d. The party in
charge OF the Tourist Agent and Chap.
eron, will leave PhiladelphiA on that
date by Niagara Express at TAO .. m.
The Tound-trip tickets, good for the re.
turn trip, within ten days, will be sold
from PhiiAdelphia At s12, and ut proper.
tionaSely low rates from oil stations at
which the Niagara Express stops, or At
which connection may be msde with
that train by LEGAL trains. The tickets
will bear the privilege Of stopping of al
Watkins, either going or returning,
within the limit. The data is fixed OF
an excellent period Of the summer and
affords a grand opportunity for vae4'
tion Walt TO the Falls.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Base BaII.

solsr Tips VS. Quicktteps.
Don't forget the game to-morlow.
Both mines played q bad fielding game.
The Wilmingtons' defeated them.
The yellow legs are great base runners.
"Ott" Scheu makes errors at critical
times
Newell will cover his old position to .
morrow.
Newell did not play up to his standard
yesterday.
Neister can put the sphere wherever
he wants 1t.
The Houstons are a stronger team than
the Chesters.
The Houstons got badly ratified in the
ninth inning.
The Americas will play the Quicksteps
Saturday afternoon.
Baxter is only 10 years old, and is
Houston's best pitcher.
Knight made i've errors at short. He
had better take day off.
Allen Of the Wilmingtons left for Co
lumbus, Ohio, this morn ing.
Carfrey of the Houstons is one of the
heaviest batters in the Interstate League.
Umpire Kelly made the Houston
pitcher make the ball split the plate the
last inning.
The Quiokstehs manager will no doubt
arrange a match with the original Solar
Tips IeKt week
O'Donnell who played right field, COW
cred third base for the Somersets, when
they played the AmericuS in the early
part OF the season.
The Solar Tips will cross bats with the
Quicksteps tomorrow afternoon. It Is
not the original Solar Tips, from the
Trades League. They are from the In-
ters,ate League
The Smyrna club received their second
defeat from the Dover club, at Smyrna.
The score was to 1. Day and McCaffer-
ty were the battery for the Smyrna nine
and Hodson and Magee for the Dover
boys.
The Houston Club Of Chester defeated
the Wilmiugtons yesterday afternoon. The
game was conspicuous on account of bad
errorA on both sides. The feature OF the
game was Hlnkle's catching, Neister's
and Stevens batting. The score: Hous-
ton, II; Wilmington, 9.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
saved By as Toeth.

OTTAWA, Aug. 14.-Captain Malloch,
OF the fishing schooner Randolph, owned
in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, reports that a
few days ago while anchored in Harbor
DeluLe during a severe storm, his vessel
broke from her mooTings and drifted to
sea The crew were ali on shore at the
time. The following morning Captain
Malloch found the schooner ashore on
Spence Island Point, He succeeded in
boarding her and ran up one Of the small
sails. She began TO forge ahead into
deep water, but had not gone far before
he noticed that large hole had been stove
in her bottom and that she was rap idly
He jumped into his boat which was
made fast astern, but was unabls to un-
tie the line which held her. He had no
knife or anything with which to cut it,
and as the vessel was rapidly settling in
the water he despaired Of evec reaching
shore again. He at last tried his teeth,
and succeeded in gnawing the rope in
two just as as the vessel plunged forward
and sank.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Ynn Nol b 5 uandIdale.

James W. Ware, whose name has
been mentioned as q candidate for State
Senator, stated to . reporter OF this
paper this morning that he will not be
q candidate for either Senator or Repre-
sentative, and that his decision was ir.
reVooSble. 1t 10 TO be regretted that he
haa made such a decision, for during
the three different terms that he repre-
sented our city in the General Assem-.
bly, he always looked out for tho inter.
eBtg Of his constituents. When the
question OF removing the oounty seat
from New COstle to thls city was before
the Assembly in 1879, he championed
the measure in the House, and through
his efforts 1t WAS passed by one vote.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Tho Campaign IN Now JERSEY.

TRENTON, Aug IA "A Republican
mass meeting was held here t0-night and
addressed by Congressman Burrows aud
Allen, OF Michigan, aud Buchanan, of
New Jersey. The speakers discussed the
tariff question and insisted that If the
Mills bill became law II would cripple
nearly every Industry in New Jersey, es
pecially the pottery interests of this city
Congressman Allen called upon New
Jersey to stand shoulder to shoulder with
Michigan by voting the Republican
ticket and help save the country.
II there is a solid South" said be,
"why should there not be q solid North2
The South now has everything 1t rules
Congress and dictates tariff legislation
when the people down there are in abso-
Lutte Ignorance of its meaning. Restore
the Republican party to power, and the
continued prosperity of the country is as
suFed "
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Edison spsaks 5000 MI,ss Away.

LONDON, Aug. l4.-ThOmRs A. Edison
was received this afternoon by Colonel
Gourand at his beautiful villa. Little
Menlo, at Upper Norwood, in Surrey. o.
large number of ladies and gentleman
gathered to meet the distinguished inven-
tor. Under the inspiring influence of
popular appreciation Mr. Edison made q
speech, in which he dwelt upon his first
vssit to England, Is years ago, and then
devoted himself to a humorous criticism
Of English politics and the climate.
The distinguished inventor proceeded
to amaEs the company by Ieclting "Bin-
gen on the Rhine" aud winding up with
a most extraordinary whistling spasm.
Then he sang Chapet's funeral march and
without waiting for an encore gave
"Mary Had Little Lamb" He told
funny stories and, In fact, conducted
quite a variety entertainment AL by him
self. Mr.. Edison was not in fact present
at all; he was in reality In New York aud
all his speeches and songs were heard
5000 miles away by means OF q phono-
graph into which he had talked and Bapg
just 10 days before. A large number OF
guests were presented to Mr.. Edison, via
phonogrsph, each making a short speech
TO him suitable to the occasion. All in.
Productions, whistling, solos, British
cheers, etc duly recorded on wax cyl n
ders, will be takeu to America by W. H..
Crane, the actor, who sails tomorrow
with the phonOgraph In his charge.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
From l,lrtn 10 tne Grara

We carry with us certain physical traits,
as we do certain mental characteristics
Insomuch that psychologists have striyen
to designate by generic titles certa tenn
peraments-as the bilious, the nervous,
the iympathic. The individual with a
sallow complexion is set down rs bilious,
often rightly SO. II the saffron IN the
hue OF his skin is traceable to bile in the
blood, its presence In the wrong place f..
stead of the liver, will also be eyinced by
fur on the tongue, pain beneath the right
ribs and through the right shoulder-blade
sick headache, constipation, 1atuledce
and indigestion. For tho relief of this
very common, but not essentially perilous
complaint, there is no more genial and
thorough remedy than Hostetter's Stom.
ach Bitters, which is also q benetcent
tonic and strength promoter, and wide
ly esteemed remedy for and preventive
offever and aPue, rheumatism, kidney
and bladder troubles.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
e. D. K. SUTTON
CGice, S24 Market Street.

Real Estate bought, sold, rented and
exchanged.
Mortgages and Loans negotiated 81
current rates Of interest.
Rents and Income collected Ana
promptly remitted.
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, wills and an
legal papers prepaped.
Public Sales of city and country
property.
Investments carefully arranged and
all business conducted with promptnesa,
strict confidence and ample responsibflj-
ky.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Recognized Her Brolheru murderer.

SuAMoK1N, Pa, August IA john
shovlin has been arrested at Webster,
Mass, for the murder OF William Leamy
on Market street, Shamokin, on the night
of December Il, 1880 In November,
1856, Mrs. Alice Farnham, sister of the
murdered man, moved to Webster to re-
side, from this place. During the pre-.
sent week tramp called at her house to
beg something to eat. She recognized
ihim as the murderer OF her b. other, and
caused his arrest. He says his name is
William Dixon, and declares that he ha
never been to Shamokin.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Bnse Ball.

The following games were played
yesterday:
At PhlladslphIu-PhIladslphlA A. In.
diAnApolis, 2.
At WashingtOn-wAahInEtOn, 81
at New York-New York, q Obi
oARo, 4.
At Boston-Boston, 10; Detroit, 7.
At Kansas Olty-Kansas Oity, 1;
Athletic, /.
At olnolnnAti-CInoinnAGl, IL BAlti.
At St. Louis-st. Louie. S. olsve.
land, O.
At LouisvIlls-LouIsvllle, 81 Brook
lyn, B.
NOTES.
The Athletics play in Kansas City
TWitcheli, of Detroit, will try pitch
inR again.
The Philliss play the indianapolis
club again to-day.
Maui is 10 succeed Coleman as Pits
buTg's right fielder.
Devlin, OF the 81. Louis club has been
laid off without pay.
Casey will probAbly pitch for the
Phillles to-day.
10000 people witnessed the New York
Chicago game.
Esterbrook or 6homberR will soon be
released by abe indianapolis club.
After winning nineteen games, Keefe,
OF the GlantH, offioiAted In losing the
game yesterday.
Bastisn has made but four errors In
twenty five games, and still he covert
plenty of ground around second base.
GlaBBCook, OF the Indianapolis, wbl
asked lSet evening where his olut
would go from Philadelphia. "Well, Il
we get sway from here alive We expect
10 fill the capacity OF doormRts ior the
Senator'S" was the reply.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
FEeuFaion.

9ouley's last excursion this season to
the delightful resort, Tolchestsr, on
Monday, August "a, 1883, will leave the
B. q o. station, foot of Market street,
nt 6 so IN. sharp; KiAmensi, $50 8.
nj Newark, 702 =, mi Baldwin, 06
3. m, siuRerly, 71S a. M, to Canton,
Baltimore. Returning, leave rolaheeter
at $50 y. nj Canton at 8 90 p. no.
Round trip ticket, 81. 10; childrsn's, 55o.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
ON THE son OF MAINE.

The next stop WAS made at North
Berwick, the hrst on the aoil Of Maine.
Mr.. Blaine told the people tbs-s 81 last
he felt he could sSy that ne was at
home,
Portland was reached at s 80. The
vast depot WAS crowded with 5000 or
5000 people. Hon. Fred N. Dow intro
duced MIR. Blaine TO the mDlage
and called for three ohesrs, which were
given with . vim. Mr.. Blaine then
stepped In view aud again the cheers
rAUg out He said!
have seen no better city In Europe
than Portland aud no day Ao bright and
as smiling to me. Applause l
thank you, good people, Of thls city
with which have been for 30 many
years so closely connected. IRive you
many thanks most heartfelt and sim
oers. Loud applause,
When the Blaine train reached Au.
RusiA the surrounding streets we're
thFonRed, and cheer after cheer WeRs mp
for the returning ohieftain.
He was escorted from the train to q
carriage dTaB by white horses. A
start WAS made At once through State
street, with tho police and q company
Of cavalry leading the way. Then fol-
lowed organ IL EtioDs from out of town;
then the Augusta detachment, and
finally the Portland Club, eEoortiDg Mr..
Blaine. A platform had been erected
on the street juSt below MT. Blaine's
house, and to that he wHs driven hrst
He spoke from there, but the night air
WAS 60 raw and chilly that he had to
make his remarks brlsf. After two
addresses OF welcome had been deliv.
cred and the hand had played Home,
Sweet Home" In which the crowd also
joined.
Mr.. BlAiue's speech ended the meet
ing, aud st its close be WAS escorted to
his house. He will leave beTe TO.
morrow TO open the campaign at Port
land With Ex-senator Warner Miller.
He will return here, however, in the
evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
acronats sns tns nor,narn raellIer

CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-Nrs. Adele Mel.
son a member of the Nelson family OF
acrobatic performers, has brought suit for
$50, 600 damages against the Northern
Pacific Raildroad Company. The
woman's husband, Robert Nelson, and
her mother in-law, Mrs. Emma Nelson,
also sued the company, the former for
$50, 900 aud the latter for $4,000. The
suits are brought for alleged injuries re-
eeived in an accident at Gold Greek,
Mont, July /, through washout. Rob-
ert Nelson was not hurt, but sues for the
loss OF his Wife's services.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
DE-. aImma, nvo nnro

Is the wonderful remedy for all diseasea
and weakness Of the eyes. A gentleman
who could not see an object three feet
OFF could sue distinctly and plain . good
distance away on using one bottle, 30
with many others whom we can refer to.
Supplied in 20 and 30 cent bottles.
Prescription Of DIR. ]. 5imms & Son,
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington,
Del. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Tho Only Perfect Kemedy

For hAbltunl constipation, dyspepsia
and kindred lila Is the famous CHlifor.
mia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs.
It strengthens rs we'll rs cleAnses the
system, 1t is eAsily taken and perfectly
harmless. All druggists. N, B. Dan
forth. Second and Market, Wholesale
agents,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
unrd.

BEssRs. EDITORS - Allow me,
through your vaIuAbls paper, to thank
my many friends In the City and Coun.
~ for their kind and hearty support at
the recent nomination election. The
hShtness OF the vote WAS caused, no
doubt, by cur disftanohised condition,
and this being my first candidacy for
the Office and rather late in coming out,
am IhAhkful for the support that
received. Hoping next time (l890) we
will be In better shape every way, l
ask continuance Of your fAvors, hoping
to Augment the vote to sufficient mum.
ber 10 nominate me. In the mean.
time, 1 will give the party and all of
ito candidates my hearty guppoEt.
Yours truly, W. j. LANK.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
For sAla.

A fine dark sorrel mare, 8 yesEs old,
a little sore front, is hands high, Neight
1,100 pounds; will work anywhere; can
be bought cheap owing to change OF
plano by owner. For particulars call
at thla office, or the mare can ba setn at
e. MegArSle's Gr6enbank Station, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

''Yes; 1 shall break the engagement,
she said, folding her arms and looking
dehNnt; at is really 100 much trouble
to converse with him; he's hs deaf rs
post, and talks like he had q mouthful
OF ruush. Besides, the way he hawks
and splits is disgusting" "Don't break
tue engagement for that; tell him to
take DR.. SAgs's CAtArrh Remedy, 1t
will cure him completely" "Well, I'll
tell him. L do hate to break 1t of, for
in all other respects he's quite too
charming" o; course, 1t CARED his Ca
tAErh.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Tho Price Of Coal.

A reporter of the REPUBLICAN called up
Bush & Son, coal merchants, this morn.
ing by phone, and on inquiry as to the
price Of coal, and whether IL had ad
vanced since July, were informed that
the prices remained the same, notwith-
standing the advance made In New YORK.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
a Tnler eeta rnree Yesrs.

WEST CHESTER, Aug. 14.-To-day, in
Court of Quarter Sessions, John j. Saun-
ders, alias Joe Redmond, alias j. Cole,
was sentenced to term of three years in
prison and $50 fine, for enatehing cabas
from the hands of ladies In this place
while they were walking on the streets
last spring. He pleaded guilty to two
harges.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Bic strlko of nngIlsn MIN Hands.

LONDON, Ang. II The mill owners at
Blackburn having refused to grant the 10
per cent. advance In wages demanded by
the carders, 1000 employees have gone
out on strike. The strikers declare
that they have the power to enforce a
general strike of cotton mill hands with
in fortnight,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Putting Up Prices OF GOAL.

NEW YoRK, Aug, 14.-To.day the
sales agents OF the big coal companies at
az informal conference agreed upon an
advance of from ten to thirty cents per
ton on the wholesale price of anthrac ite. i.
Tomorrow the official meeting vii lbe
held and the agreement ratified.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
EantIYAl.

The Oornet Band of Rsd Lion will
hold . fruit and ice cream festival on
the lawn OF the public school at Red
Lion on Wednesday and Thureday
evenings, the 10Th and 18th inst. Musio
each evening. The citizens generally
are invited 10 attend.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
rrIed 70 Drown aersoIr.

Mrs. Annie Hamilton. who resides
near Clifton Mills, In Kennett Town
ship, Pa, jumped into Bed Clay Creek
on Monday last, and would have
drowned had not LarrIe Shultz hastensd
TO the spot and pulled her cut of the
water. Like some others who have
had trouble, she now thinks II better to
bear the ille we have than fly to others
we know not of.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
a PENSION For nlrs, sheridan.

WASHINGTON, August 14.-Represen-
tatiye T. j. Campbell, of New York, to-
day introduced in the House bill plac-
Ing on the pension roll Genera sheri-
dams widow at the rate of $4,000 year.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
| WALSH & CO
g Market Street.
I6OOD JUDGE

gains will not be long
oyerIng the fact that
Is ees at which we are
u Galng out the very
aa choicest Summer
s,s sl. are positively the
Il, ever known in his
y' I. Being compelled led
(e.i :. a speedy and total
'Iee le of our present
% make room for Fall
you can reap the
p,;, 1t Is our loss and md
Baill. -~'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
WRntsd,s

Every horse with sore shoulders at
Yer3eI's harness aud COLLAR works. We
make our own COLLARS and guarantee to
fit and cure those oases that others L ave
failed ia, which are numerous. No. 407
Shipley sErest.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Ths 9surit.n WINS

COTTAGE CITY, Mass, Aug. 14,-The
Purita n crosstd the finish line first, at
0b jut . 03 followed by he Sachgr at
II IA, May flower 2.li, Seafox 2.16. Mir
anda ne1,; eihsrs long distance behind.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
pled d .ne AZ or loo Years.

BELAIR, Md August 14.-Mrs. Sarah
Robinson died the other day at Forest
Hill, Hartford county, aged 100 years
Her grandchildren number thirty-dve,
great grandchildren forty five, and she
had one great t-great -gran1child.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Alarm of Fire.

The alarm Of fire this morning about
1920 O'Clock, from box l6, WAS talie.
The department quickly responded but
found no FIRE. Assistant Engineer
Kane went to the box, but found 1t
CLOSED and no key in the look. How he
alarm was struck is mystery.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
A rnreatsed strlke.

SYDNEY, y. s. W, Aug. 14.-Fve
thousand miners in the N5acasUle dis
trict have given nctive that they will
stop work unless they are granted an
advance in wages.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Arson roIlows Pol.oninr.

BALTIMORE, August 1.-two weeks
ago the milk of Charles Grover was
poisoned. Yesterday the house In which
he lived was set on fire. The house be-
longed 10 Mrs. Eliza Burton. Loss,
IS 600
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

When baby was sick, we gave her oAstoris,
When she wasA. .Childlshe creditor Csstoria
When she became Miss she clunE to CastoriS
When she had: children: :she=gSv0 them Cas-
tortA.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
During Summer

The best tonic for weak persons and in.
valids is Speer'a nnfermentsd grape
juloo. VeaHsy's Pharmacy, Eighth aud
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

II you want = GOOD picture, true TO
nature, Of your lovely phlz, go 70 j.
Paul Browns studio, No. 6l7 MsEEet
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

Bush's, French iSrsss wharf IA the plsse
iebuy jour cosl.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Tho Best in the Market,

The watch spring coret superior. TO
yhalebone, sliding aud detachable
spElpes, a. Bukil & Poisvs, ss9ond
aad TGtEEll Htyes.B.