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One OF the gentlemen who testified h~tDr, Tn.
Tariff Commission was Mr. Q a. Bishop, al
iroB-worker representing the knights 81 Labor
Association. a Chicago Septemer 8 1882, h
said ' We represent mere The nlh"f nd Of ih'
tariff question" mean the side on which
tn. iabnrIng men are interested and no lne sIdt
upon which the munopolisis are mostly lntc'
ested -Idrif Commission Report vol l. 1~gf
03S
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A Administrators Notice.

- IL MONTHS AT TER THE FIRST PUBLICA-
~ ton OF this notice. the undersigned admins
traitor OF the estate of Peter L. Barineau late of
Leon county, and State of Florida, deceased, will
present hs final accounts aud vouchers to the Hon.
Edward NJ. West. County Judge of Leon county,
and ask to be discharged from his OF
said estate JAMES HOLLAND,
April 8. 1SSS-6m Administrator
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The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, GA
Gentlemen One ofmy lady customers,
and weak back for long time, has been
completely cured by the use of Swift s
Specific. I. c. LEWIS, 2O9 Texas St.
Shreveport, La, June Is, 1888
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Have you Cough Bronchitis, Asthma INDIGESTION Use
PAR x EMS GINGER TONIC without DELAY Ii
has cured many OF the and the remedy
Tor all affections OF the throat and lungs d--
arising from impure blood and exhaustion The eebl,
and sick. struggling against direase and slowly drifting
to the grave. will in many their health
the timely Of Parkers Ginger Tonic but DELAY r.
dangerous Take II la time u l. valuable all pains
and disorders of and bowels SOC AT Druggists
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III you want to increase the Democratic vote
"a your precinct, form club for the campaign
fIohiDiAN' only ts0cnty fec cents You cannot
ees better campaign literature. If
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THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAlG
Speakers and Appointments.
ORFICIAI LIST

RpeAAOFS anu
OPTICAL LIST
OF appointments and speakers as arranged by the
State Democratic Executive Committee a. its
meeting July Is, 1885
FIRST LIST OF SPEAKERS
The appointments given below will be filled
by assignments from the following lis, Of speak
ers end by other distinguished Democrats
Hons F. p Fleming. W D. Barnes, W B.
Lamar A j Russell K F. Taylor, 5 K
Mallory. ID [. Fletcher NJ. II Mabry, r. A
Burlnrd and J. b johnston.
Cuban speakers will he provided for Tampa
and Key West appointments
APPOINTMENTS
Biountstown August 3jth noon
Bristol August 3lst
quincy. september Let. noon.
Grawfordvilie September 30
tallahassee September 4th. night
Monticello. septe inter 5th, noon
Madison. September 9th,
Perry. September 7th-
Moeeiey Hall September 18th, noon.
Lave Oak, September 10Th,
Jasper, September lith.
branford. September l2tb,
New Troy, September 18Th.
Lake City. September 18th.
Aaecienny, September 18th. Duor
Fernaudina September 18th, night
Cedar hey. september 18th.
Jadron. September 2,tn
Gainesville, September 2i-t, noon
SIArke september I'D noon.
Green Cove September sith, noon.
taatka, september Z5th.
Ocalh September 26ti
hanDheld september 27th.
BrOoksNilie. Septe nDer lstl,
DAde City. September 18th.
sumtervile. October let.
Leesburg Oclnber LIST, night
1aVaree. October 70
EustIs, October b night
Orlando. October ID.
hssimnlee. October All noon
Tampa October 5th,
Barlow, October oh noon
Arcadia October SIN
Fort Ogden, October 9Th,
Pine leyel. October 10Th noon.
BraiQentowL. October 18th noon
SANFORD. October 18th noon
TitHsyills October 10th, noon
DeLaud. October 18th. noon
81. Augustine. October 18th, night
Jacksonville. October 10Th. night
hey West October 18th. night
Fort Myers Uctobrr 18th noon.
jacksonville. November 18th, night.
The appointments given in above lists are
subject to such changes and notifications as the
exigencies of the case may require.
BY order OF the Committee
W ID. CHIPLEy, Chairman
Attest. L WoMBwELL, Secretary.
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Executors Notice.

OK MONTHS FROM THE FIRST PUBLICA-
- ton of this notice the undersigned. executor
of the estate of Sidney H. JONES' late of the county
of Leon. and State of Florida deceased, will pre-
sent his final accounts and vouchers TO the County
Judge of the said county of Leon, and ask to be
discharged from his executorshp of said estate
THOMAS T. HALL,
May III, 16366m Executor
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mail. ssaAsd- Illustrative sample free to Ill young
and middisagsd men Send now. The Gold and
Jswsllsd Medal awarded to the author by the Ma
tional Medical Association Address p o. box
is16 boston Maas., or Dr.. ". a. PARKER, grad
uassof Harvard Medical College. . years practices
I'm Boston. who may be consulted confidentialiy.
apsciaity Diseases Of Man. Once No. 4 Buinnchs IT.
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FLORIDA ROAD LAWS,

oc Singie copies 10 cents; e1.0O per dozen, of
iOC copies Tor $500 Address
n. NJ Bowen,
Tallahassee Fla
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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, the
Agreaf Medical Work Of the
ego On Manhood. Nervous and
Physical Debility, Premature
Decline, EFrors Of Youth. and
ths untold mlssrissconsequent
thereon. go pages 6vo. Is
prescriptions for al diseases.
fylosh fxsll u,flf ouly n M nv
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From the Manchester I nIou.
As the canvass wakes warmer ami the Dill
begin tn come in the iavorlte Republican cam
paign crv will be More, Nor ="
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ESTABLISHED 1878.
GRIMM
Commission Merchant in Domestic Fruit.
PEARS A SPECIALITY !.
Us BROAD AVE-, ". W. MARKET. n. Y.

~ Cards and Stencil, sent on application
ketnrn made weekly and paid by check North
River Bank IGIv
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N Office to the Public


Al a meeting of tue Board of County Commissi on
err a. Id tins dav, there were present, Houstoun
Chairman, Hugh Black y a. Anders W L Blake
and ! A Edmondsou
NJ report of the Committee or lmmirrat on wa
received read ard ordered filed and the following
preamnl and resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, Application has been made To- The
Board OF County Commissioners oi Leon county To
appropriate 500 tor the purpose % Inducing lnm
grafton 10 this countv-$35O TO b- paid the STAT,
Immigration Association and $3.50 TO publish a
county pamphlet-and committee having been az,
pointed 10 advise, consider and report thereon
aud
WHEREAS Said committee having made, their re-
port recommending that said appropriation be
made, and SAID recommendation being endorsed nv
the Board, yet II rs considered Necessary and proper
that the opinion and wishes Of the people should
be a'certained III regard 10 said expenditure, be
IL therefore
hcsoteed, Tnat the citizens Of Leon county when
they as,em"le III tue primary meetin = do instruct
their delc.a es, whom they shall appoint to meet in
County ConvenLi0ns-the Democrats on thr :, Of
September, 1883, and the Republicans on the -
day OF - ID leSH-by resolution 10 be adopted
by said Conventions their ent or dissent TO said
appropriation being made by the county.
z HuusTouN Chairman
Attest. a BRYAN, Clerk
Aug -, 1881
IT. the Circuit Courr OF III, Second Judicial C,,-
cunt oil the STATE of Florida in and Tor LEON
Cnnny-ln Chanccrv.
Benjamin L Curtis VI Charles NJ. Zeh and William
Clark
Dill FOR FORECLOSURE AND SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ocihS III 'de 10 appear by the affidavit of David
o "ahet Jr solicitor, attorney and agent OF the
~ pe.J 'ih l. Curtis, appended 10 said bill of
coHip"ihl, that both of said defendants are non.
eients oi said State Of Florida, and that the resi-
ueie1 I, ootu Vi thc said Charles NJ Zeh aud of tn,
ea'u "iiiiam Clark il in the city of Newark in the
etae u New Jersey aud that each OF said defend.
n,s is over the age OF twenty one years; upon
,n.'o, VI compartments solicitor il il ordered
tuau Tue above named Charles NJ Zch and
imam Olarh are required 10 answer or demur to
'e ~ On or before the Sd day of September next
" SAL oi'i Will be taken confessed Provided
ma Puolication OF this order be made once a
r. eon ior Tour consecutive weeks in the WEEKLY
nonipiAN newspaper published once a week in
'"I WY o' tallahassee. IN said Circuit
a. ID. 1875 -cnIrNrJI ppV N1e''
A., 81 Ci , Circuit Court, Leon County Fla
Tobacco Calaure in EiOriSla.
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Macon Telegraph


Ii was hard cider y Harrison campaign in
1910 and now il rs free WHISKY Harrison
campaign.
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CUrIcuRA, the great skin cure. and CUTICURA SoAT
prepared from II. externally. and CUTcURA REsoI
VENT, the new Blood Purifier. internally, pc.
tive for every form OF Skin and Blood Disease
from Pimpes to scrofuia
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Sold everywhere. Price: CUrIcURA s. cents: soar
- cents kEsoLvESr 81 Prepared by the POTTER DKut
AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston, Mas.
eFS Send for How Cure Skin Diseases 81 pages
81 Illustrations and 10O testimonials.
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MONROE G. October ~ 1887
1HE POTTER bRtiG AND CHEMICAL. Co.;
GenkeDsI.-hr v III : Stephenson OF tni-
brought his t. today to let > him
show what tUriCUEA REMEDIES had don. for him
Thls II the referred letter
ago. To look the boy now. would suppose thai
there had never been anything the matter n
De III perfect health We have
with nciose what hs father say the after
wrote II just he dictated
We are selling quite quantity OF CUTIcURA REMEDIES
and hear nothing but praises fur them We regard
CUTIcUEA REMEDIES the besi IL the and shall
ali to promote their -aie. Yours truly.
STEVENS & BRJ NER
Druggists anc Pharmacists
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BY CYRUS H0UGHToN.
a. n convenient pamphlet. "a pages, for sale at
rLoRiDIAN office. Price, 6 cents IA copy 43lf
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A FRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE
NmMerimEs Anten-e- aHead Nearly
Raw. Body Covered with sores.
Cared by lhe Cuticu-a Rkemedie-.

Mes.rs. STEVENS s. BRUNEI Monroe. n {.
Dear Strs-ADoui TWO months your
mendatlOG, bought bottle Of CUTIcUHA kE-olvENT
box CUTfCURA SAI.vk and cakc OF CUTICUgA
soar for my son aged thirteen YEAR,, who har Deei
afflicted with eczema for iong time, aud pleased
that believe the nedlee have HI >ut
iering- intense his mead being nearly
being except the ,rlst aud nI- bon, covered
with Hi- condition. friyntful Ia Dehoid Tn.
nave al disappear ri- kin n healthy eye
bright, cheerful III disposition and wOrkInS
day Ay nclghDore witnesses this rcmarkah q
cure and the doubling one requested 10 cal write
mt. any Of my nelgnborz
VIM ( STEPHENSON
WISCHEsTEE 7. o., UNION Co.. y. G.
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JOSEPH DUNCAN
NDE RTAkER!

7 AN ALSO PREPARED To CONTRACT FOR
Carpenter Work Repairing Solicited My
motto Is Good Work and Reasonable Prices
fas-enol' on Monroe Street. opposite Leon Hotel.
Nav 10. lSsN-lv
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NURSERY STOCK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
>HE DER ED

From the Courier
Just one ." ne asked She answered = NJ
Yes no. Alack DAY
He sighed sigh, long drawn sigh,
And hOmewarc took MS way
And she watcsed him disappear
The maiden also signed,
And wondered why he did not take
By force what she denied
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Ar. fsu CONSERVATIVE

NllNc REVOLyERS. Send stamp for price
AUWO list To JOHNSON d son, Pittsburgh Penn.
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FOR SALE.

SHORT HORN DURHAM
Il BULL DUKE" Is in fine condition anu
gets large, strong, healthy calves For price anu
further information apply TO
FehruAEy 16, 1666-0 JA&- MuNAot
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WEAK. PAINFUL BACKS.

0I Piles, Black-heads red rough chapped an
TIM skin prevented by CUricURA SOAR.
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BY CYRus HnuGHTnN

Tobacco Culaure i'm Florida.
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OF appointments and speakers as arranged by the
Stale Democratic Executive Commute, a. its
meeting July Is, 1885
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COME QUICK BEFORE THEY ARE ALL SOLD

CHOICE LANDS IN SOUTH FLORIDA
For Fruit Ngeb Farms Large Small Tract Timber Lands
Ranges, W. selected Town Lots
Meade Florida,
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

ST. ANDREWS, june ~, 1855 10 3m
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Tns Negro pemoorata

INDIANAPOLIS. JaIy 25.-The negro
DamOcrntio national conference, csllsd
by j. Milton Turner aud ssyent, en-
othsr colored men, convened ia tha
roona OF the Hendricks Clus, In this
otty, ut IL O'Clock this morning. Ali
delegates who were admitted wera rs.
quired to preeent credertals to DR.. O.
N. Metcalf, secretary OF tie Indiana
Board Of Health. Some sixty four
delegateG were present, besides ih!rty
OF foEty negro spectators from the otty
and dozen or two waite mon, mem
bers OF the Hendricks Olub. These,
with the press representatives, COM
fortSbly died the club r0oms.
A row was raised over q proposition
to 20 Into ssoret session. Tbereswas OBJ.
jeotion to the temporary o1iloers Sc
leosed and Wranglo ensued over y
proposition to appoint committee on
Temporary organ ltlon.
FINALLY order Rs9 restored ard CleVe-
land aud Thurman were endorsed By =
rislrg vote A wsarElo 7y0rse thsn the
tirst onsued over the selec;,on OF D par :
manent chairman, tie c3utsstsGts haing
Peter 81. Clark aad j. Milton Turner.
This lasted all day aud mach bitterness
was iuvolvci. Turner called CLARK q
''butfoou," aud paadeGohium IeiSned
for M hour.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26

II Is hoped that The HAssl Dsll Fair
AsSooIallon viii prove . permanent In
shiullon, and that their efforts 10 esiAb-
lish fair grounds Will prove o success.
We do NOT see why Nov 0AIl9 County
oAnbot have an agricultural fair every
yeas fully equal 70 anything thAt is
held nj Dover, And we feel Confident
thai II would be the means not only OF
attracting thousands OF strangers TO
lhIs city, bul slso Of mAklnE them 40
quAinted with tho fAot that, according
70 population, Wilmington is one Of
the greatest mAnulAJturiag olslei in
this country. A fair OF thIs kind
would also show to our friends down
the SAIs that they eau purchase goods
In this city Just % cheap - By going
twenty -alshI miles further up the road.
rhe prcj ,oI should receive tina suhasAn-
tiNl support OF our mauuIastuFers and
business men, As II will be to their In
lereat 10 encourage II By every means
In their po yer.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
FIrIpr npon the IEhlte unpa.

ENGLISH, Ind, July 25.-At last, aftsr
years OF uninterrupted lawleesness and
outrage, the White Caps Of Crawford
County, Ind have been met wi h few
resolute mel and are punished In q man
ner befttlng their own bloody actions.
On last Monday night a crowd Of these
law breakers visited the house oftwo girls
named Wiseman, living near Marietta, q
small hamlet in the hills of Crawford
County The girls were taken from their
home, tied to tree and brutally whipped.
The screams aroused some of their
friends living in the vincinity who Inn
mediately took measures to aVenge the
outrage on the persons Of the outlaws.
It is the custom of the White Caps after
administering punishment, to ride up to
house near by and notify those living
there Of the action they have taken and
command them to inform the neighbor-
hood. The friends Of the girls, knowing
this, formed an ambush In dense wood
beside the road, and when the gang rode
by fired into the party, putting them to
flight Yesterday morning 1t was found
that one OF the White Caps, named Sam
ders, had been found wounded and Bob
Gregory, who Keeps etore at Marietta,
must have been hurt also, as blood tracks
had been found leading to his residence
and he himself had not been seen since.
This Is the first time any opposition has
been shown this band of laW-breakers,
and there is much excitement in the
neighboorhood as TO what the outcome
will be. Some people predict dire punish
ment for the daring men who attacked
the SO called Regulators.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
PRICE ONE OEN9.
A s,oken,ne sight.

Yesterday msining ths .Rpepiai of30sE
OF ths B0niety for tae Pfsgsntion Of
Cruelty - @ iildfen was noiii d that
those YVES case req1lrlD2 his ss,eution
&c No. 2i4 Pine attsst. 30 visited the
hnnsa tnis morEiDg, and on bsipg
admitted hs was slmoIt tt Had with the
foul 1dors BrlsiDg. tbs Toomi aad yard
Tere fo1u0 u be in state OF hlth be-
yoLd human comprehension. In the
corners o, she rooms wsR pilod tie ex-
crement9 OF tho inhabitants, while q
quantity Of clothing we're rsekiBg with
vermin.
Ia the room was ths mother, on'y
B3autliy clothed, white the hve clil-
dren, two buys and three girls. ranging
10 Rge from 8 years to IL months, were
partially nsked, Some Of the children
Wtr1 found lying on ths floor and others
en- an old filthy DiEttrsas. rhsre was
no fGrOiLure 10 the r0om. The children
were covered With dirt and filth. When
a gent Stout entered the rom the
woman exclaimed: "My G H, don't
take my children RWAy?" This had no
effect, az AgenE Stout procured hack
aud had toe children removed to the
home for Friendlass Children.
The father, Caleb b johnson, is =
stone mason and makes good wages, all
OF which he Rave his wife. Where the
money went cannot be asoertained, as
apparently the wife 10 not . drinking
woman, but in some way sQuAndeEed
the money. The husband finding her
going from bad to worss. left home .
few days ago, sincs which time the
neiRhborS have kindly furnished food
for the children. As the woman 10 in
delloste condition, Agent S'out will
endeAvor to have her admitted to the
elmshouBe.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
ON 20 Renoboth,

The aEoursion OF the Railroad Com
duotorB' ABsociRtioD, of the Delaware
Division, which took place this morn
ing, was the largest that has ever
passed down the Delaware railroad. A
special train of twelve empty cars LETT
this city Of $40 O'Clock, for the purpose
Of taking on board excuralonists from
the different stations along the line
After leaving Clayton tue cars vera
completely Allied, and the train wae
Obliged to pass by the other stations
below that point, leaving large num-
bers to await the coming Of tho second
sectlon. The second section, consist
ing Of twelve cars, left here OF 715
O'Clock, having on board about 600.
Before reaching Harrington II was com,
pletely crowded and numbers were left.
Had there been . third section run 1t
could have easily been filled.
There was . good-nstured rivalry
among the oonduo Of the association
as TO who would sell this largest number
OF tlckets. The palm has been awarded
to that Repial conductor, Thomas HRW.
kIns, who sold 202 tickets. lie is euti-
tied tD u gold badge In c)mmemoTstioB
Of his achievement. The two trains
arrived OF their destination shortly be
fore IL O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
suooessiuI Launuh.

CHESTER, Pa, July 26 The side
wheel stSAmboAt PariIsn, buIlt for the
Ola Colony slsambch. Company, WAS
successfully ispnohel from Roaoh' Is
BhlpySrd yesterday. The Puritan is
40 feat over all, 404 feet on the water
line. 50 feet beam, el feet breadth over
guards, 20Il 'esl hold, SO fees height OF
dome from door and draft OF WSter IL
feet. Gross t1nnRRe. 1850; estimated
displacement, 1900 tons There will
pscted to have tpsed OF 81 miles On
hour. She Ia sald to b. unsinkable aud
flrsprooi. Her coat will be 81, 800 coo,
Rnd she will b0 rsady aoms time next
asason to taks her place en the liAe
from New York TO Fall River.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
FEnudaIent smear puriea.

NEW loRK, July 20 There was
SoDsiGefs hue interest felt to-day in the
sugsr I'll ds concerning tho result Of the
Investigations which the Government
oficisIB have been making INTO The
methods Of Weighing and sampIlnR
suSsr imported AZ this city. Ii was
said tie Uficlals hal uneArthsned come
vary dans1ing points Rgainst the re-
finerlas la t5s trust, by which the Gov
ernmans has been defFRudsd out Of
larRe amount nf duties, and that q re-
port 10 this effsct had bsen made.
According u this atory tbs refineries
have been guilty OF eienoiling sample
bags Of sugar With the Government
stencil mark, tbs sugar thus stsnclled
bHlBg Of q lower grade than the sample
begs OF the sugar really imported, and
that then these falsely stamped hays
had been substituted for the grg7lae
bags End the classification m , AL
the duties paid upon lower RrU4 han
the cargo really import Ad II renoe
Of one degree in the test would % .Fe q
difference o, $40, 900 duties on on aver-
age cargo, and II this work has bseu OF
the wholesale nature chArRei the
amount Involved is enormaus.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Whsn rhex Leave ur.

The exodus OF our bodily troubles 10
doubly welcome If their departure 10
by pa!n. 1t is the fault
OF the boat Of commendGble cathArtics,
which act solely upon the bowels, that
In operating they grippe aud weaken
these organs. Hoetetter's Stomach
BitteFs produce q laxative effect, but
Mother causes pain nor weaken the ab-
dominAl region or the etomaoh. This
Is pre- eminently the Alternative which
constipated, bilious or dyspeptic per.
son should use, since Q resort to 1t In
wolves no bodily discomfort nor pro-
duoes a violent reaction. The liver is
aroused, the stomach benefited, and
the habit Of body speedily aud psrma-
nenlly improved by 1t. Fever and
nguo, rheumatism and kidney troubles
are among the mAladies fer which re-.
corded experience has proved it to be
efficAolous. 1t Ia . wholesome Appe'
tlzsr, and far more reliable tranquil
l'zsr Of the nerves than stomaoh.dls-
tuEblng nhroot los and ssdAuVea.