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ASA SNYDER Il co. lOs tololl Cary siret
Jewellers
HIGH. Isss +. Nam street. wsieas, .ai
lewelry neatly repaired.
Loan Oaices
ELLIS ABRAM, 90 J.. ituai -tl..f NIT
advanced on personal pi0p,ft If..
from Friday al suuirvu iO atuiu
shutdown.
LocksmitIIs
JOSEPH DELARUE, so2 F.. Niln -tr
hanging and general u.u-hll- bed. --.-
Models fOr patents.
Lumber
JOSEPH T. WiNGflLLD. fll.. u .ln'f
and ali Kinds q WOullins- fni gcllt
building furnishing 1911 Nu. DN
order Office. corner oi hfuif.ai ill..
streets, Richmond, Va.
Marble Workers.
WALLEN a WRAY, Seventh fnf uuf
streets. Monuments, tomhs. marble. la.
ties. &c.
Mattress. Manufactlrer..
ADAM DGACoNT. 2Os T. Marsha. .tre
Wholesale ana retail. ktpaIls nD1ij
T. +. 1sEBiTj CRENsHAW. al El.t BnI
street. mattress maker and upi ''ff
wholesale AID retail. Repairing a. H4
durabiy done.
Mineral water Bottlor-.
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. 90 ". ].
street. Manufacturers oi Vanilla fh'i.
and mineral waters.
Paints, oils, Sc.
RICHMON PAINTSTORE, J.. Broal itf
Paints. oils, glass, ard paintcrs supphe''
Paper Hanging
\. ]. DAVIS. - n. Ninth street sll '
awnings. oil-cloths, and paper hansin.
Plumbers. Gas and steam Filters
o. r. BEDFORD. 1910 f. Main street. Pnca
cal plumber, timer, gas ana steam liiDf
L. Z. rINsLEY. AZ DrOOkayenuo steam AL
gas lifting, Timing, sc.
Railroad Ticket Broker,
CRAWFORD a HAYES. 1919 East Nll
street. Railroad ADD steamboat tcs.t
all parts OF the world bought, "i' DO
exchanged.
Real Estate Agonts
A. j. BRADLEY 4 CO.. Thirteenth ali ~.
streets, Manchester. Agent for tA' ts.s''
burg Savings and Insurance Company
q. y. NASHON & son. No. \. ltlll 49,
X. Is. CHAPLIN s Co, No. ! y. Ioni1 81,
j. THOMPSON BROWN a CO.. llls b. vs.
street
Rubber Goods
VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.. 5i3 T.. Broad 'us
Betting. hose and all kinds 81 runner ~"
Rubber Stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MAJ liaa.
TURING CO.. l2l7 l.. Main II haA.'
turers and importers ~ stamp u. ,,--,ag.
OLD DOMINION RUBBER SIAN "vN|Sr
40 Bank street. Agents "hnt'a ''''
circular.
Sign Painting;
D. THOMPSON. Franklin street, ltl.le'
change Hotel. Aivcrtisin. sd
Board fence and wall signs specially. -.
L. LIPsCOMB. No. p y. Ninth street.
painting and gliding on glass.
Soap Factory
X. GARCIN co, lii5 Franklin street .,'
lshed lsoO). Toilet and Laundry soAI"
TAilors:
T. w. stage, Twelfth street. under Ains''
Hotel. Civic and military TAILOR
Updertakersi
b. X. MORRlsETT, No. Il se'eh'h
Manchester. Phone. Sc.
Wire Mattresses and Co.'s
y. W. LOWE, ssl4 Z. Main street mans Sa,,S..s
rer az Chaupion Woven Wire NAtN...
ana Cots. The best and cheapest in 'Ds
ket.
ELIZA COAL YARD CHA station A.
and Pine streets. W. ;. Pilcner, ss'h'1 .
kinds Of Coal. Wood. and COKE
phone. 80.
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Carpepters and Uuilder.


WILLIAM g. FULLER. lll0 +. Car, atm,
Special attention 10 repairing.
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II. WALLERSTlNE & co. n and A. s.Ft
teenth street. Potatoes, butter, bee
bage, &c.
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a Leap Year Idyl.

a Leap Year Idyl.
Bright are the pearls OF fancy,
Swift are the wings OF love,
And surer 10 entrance thee
Than all the powers above
Is the little maid you're wooiug
Because you cannot stop II,
And though It's out the question
She'll surely make you pop it,
Duluth ParagIapher.
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OLIVER b. DYER. 6H T.. Marshall .f,,.,
Cherokee Cough Drops. w
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
COTTON REPORT.
Market dull
Tobacco Markets.

AlhIhtl uhii
Quotations -Middliug, l0tc; low mid
ling. &c good ordinary, Ice.
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All who desire full information about the
cause and cure OF Blood Poisons, Scrofula, or
Scrofulous Swellings, Ulcers, Sores, Rheuma
tism, Kidney complaints, Catarrh. etc, can
secure by mail free, copy of our ~ page Illus
tratod Book Of Wonders, filled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known.
Addrees BLOOD BALM CO.
fe-N Atlanta CO.
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Candy Manufacture.

ALTER F.. BRAUER. stall 80. % y..,.
larket. Smoked bcef-tongucs a spe. .s'tg
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Iron work.
ASA SNYDER Il co, luos o. lolG Cary Street.
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Guiiibility.

The wild phantOms and shi licking cries OF a
worthless humbug can make money by impos-
ing upon the crcdulity and ignorance of an
honest public. and the supply OF this species
of work seems more than an adequate demand.
The enunciation OF facts-facts that hay stood
crucial tests-facts proven by brain force and
tangible evidence, should satisfy all laudabie
enterprises: but the execrable practice OF
teaching false ideas and doctrines TOR self
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT is truly reprehensible and
should be scorned by all classes.
When one house tells you that iodide OF Pot
ash is poison simply because their opponents
use it, and because they are pandering TO your
ignorance. as they suppose, you should look
upon all such as arrant frauds and their RENE
dies as unworthy public confidence, and If
those who make such assertions do not know
better, they are a set Of unenvable ignora-
muses..
Doctors and Hot Springs.
Hot Springs failed entirely 10 cure me OF
several terrible, indolent running ulcers on
my legs, with which | have been troubled for
many years. Several doctors also attempted
to cure me but failed. | have used only few
bottles of Is. Is. b. made at Atlanta, Ga J aud
the effect has been truly magical, as they have
all healed and l am cured. IL is worth all
medicines made for purifying the blood. This
wonderfully quick cure. has been effected
after everything else had failed Your medi-
cine is daisy and has done the business for
me- | have lived here twenty five years. My
general health is also improving. appetite and
digestion good. | sleep soundly, and never
felt better. Doctors told me that | could
not be cured. but u. h. II. has cured me
II ia decidedly the quickest, best, and
cheapest blood purifier | ever used. II IS
ahead Of all others. As 10 my case ana lis
cure | refer 10 every merchant or PROBES
sional man OF Pine Bluff. A. h MORRIS,
Cotton Buyer.
Pine Bluff, Ark, May 18th, 1886
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. r. A..
proprietor, IL 5. Twelfth street Who'll.
and retail
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SADDLERY AND HARNESS.
ESTABLISHED 1871.

;. ). COTTRFLL JAS. &. COTTRELL,
Special Partner General Partner
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Boots and shoes:
j. n. TEASDALE. 1915 T.. Main .tfo., n
$3.50 and e. mems and a. and s2.g ls9 =,
shoes.
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DIRECTORY

DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES
TIE Directory 6eiop Of reliaJls aalo,,
brsiness houses, giving Meir bcqslr s ~.
S!ssness, tciR be Jound rery usefw as a .o, r.'
y reference for information rtLqts, N
ind al the different branches If 5vsial,,
Analytical Chemist,
DR.: HENRY FHOELING, n y Twef,, a..
chemist 70 Chesapeake and Ohio and ~,
mond and Allegheny railroads. sn@s,i nel-
tention TO ores and mineral waters.
Architects:
NJ. j. DIMMOCK, 1903 t.. Main sira,f A..
respondence solicited. '"'
WILLIAM II. GARDNER. ilf
street. Hair cutting. dyeins, shaw
shampooina.
Bakers.
RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. h. A..
proprietor, IL 5. Twelfth street. whole.
and retail.
Boots and shoes:
j. n. TEASDALE. 1915 T.. Main stfe.f
$3.50 and e. mems and a. and s2.s ls9,.,
shoes.
Butchers
WALTER F.. BRAUER, stall 80. % y,.,.
Market. Smoked bcei-tongucs d gpe. .,'tg
Candy Manufacturer.
DIVER b. DYEk. 81 l. MaI.L.I .t.-.
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&C. HIGH. ls5s r. Nam street. Nat.as, aa
jewelry neatly repaired.
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Pine Bluff, Ark, May 18th, 1886.
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the refusal Of the Prince OF Wales 70 be present
at the Enperor's reception in Vienna but fhs
Empress maintains, as Tar as possible. sllenf
neutrality IN the family strife.
Empress Augusta celebrates tomorrow her
seventy-seventh birthday.
The Emperor is goinf 20 Munich on Tuesday,
where he will be received AZ the st&tico By the
Regent, members Of the royal family, ministers
and generals. Ills visit TO Vienna does not ex-
cite anything Ike the interest thBs "a taken in
his reception a, Rome
The Diet OF Lower Austria today rejected the
motion Of q Pnn-Germanic Deputy. VerRani.
that the Diet, "a its corporate capscity. give
prominence 10 tho reception of Emperor Will
lam. Only the antiSemisic members supported
the motion.
The programme for THE Empsrors visit 20
Rome is unsettled. Count Von Solms S0nnenen-
wade. the German ambassador TO tue Quirirai,
was summoned TO conference az Frisdrichs-.
ruhe just at the moment OF starting 70 resume
his post at Rome. The Vatican is dissatisfied,
with the neutral result of Prince BismarckS
negotiations with Sgnor Crispi and Count Kali
noky, and demands formal assurance that tho
Emperor's visit will bot imply recognitIOE by
the German governments that Rome ss the cspi-
tai OF the Italian kingdom. The Cologne Ga
zette, noticing the reports appearing IN the Ser
lin papers that the journey OF Emperor Will
lam has been postponed owing TO the Naiican
difficulty, states that the triple slhsnce guarsn-
tees to the sgners the existing territorial status
quo, and therefore recognizes Rome as the capi-
tai OF Italy. The Gazette Keeps silent rs 70 the
papal demand. Probably bismarck VIII con-
cede In some form declaration which viit
satisfy the Vatican without practically ansctin&
the territorial question.
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BENETS PARTISAN 0RDER
It's Discovery and Publication Causes
Sensation Among the Politicians.
The Tariff Agitation Acts as a pamper on En-
terpriss in the Manufacturing Towns of
the Gas Belt-0iher Washington News.
THE BENEr CIRCULAR.

1t Causes n Sensation Among Prominent
Politicians of Both Great Parties.
epecial to the india-apoli, Journss
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29-No greater bomb
she'll has been exploded in the Democratic camp
during the present campaign than that which
was fred this morning when the newspapers
containing tho Benet circular made their ap-
pearance. On every side The action of the chief
OF the bureau of ordnance condemned. Re-
publicans look upon it open violation of
the first principles of civil-servics reform, and
are outspoken in their condemnation of the
policy prevailing in the War Department, which
makes it possible to visit political wrath upon
innocent women and children. 1t is believed
among them that the publication OF
the circular will have the effect OF
opening the eyes OF thousands OF
conservative voters to the picayune smsllness to
which the Democratic party is ready to descend,
aud besides this, il is thought that it will GER
tainly disgust men who love fair play and hate
hypocrisy, for If there ever was a hypocritical
administration in this country It is this one.
which issues open circulars to federal employees
commanding absolute non-interference in politi-
cal work. and at the same time sends out ''con-
fidental' circulars TO the same officials COM
manding them 70 turn out women and children
for political ends. Democrats who commented
upon the circular at oil to-day said that IL
the height Of absurd politics, and that il could
not be otherwise than damaging 10 a degree TO
the Democratic cause.
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GENERAL FoREIaN NEWS.
Serious Results Likely Follow the Fall
ure OF the German Harvest

Serious Results Likely TO Follow the Fail>
ure OF the German Harvest
Copyright. 1859, by the New ycrK Associated Presst
BERLIN, Sept. 29.-The failure OF the harves1'
in Germany is attracting serious Gttention-i
There is poor crop Of both cereals and pota-
toes. The price OF bread is raised daily. Since
1887 rye has advanced 4s marks and wheat 81
marks. In some districts the bakers have
raised the price Of bread 10 pfernines- per-
pound. Herr Richter, in an article IN the Lib
eral zeitung, calculates that Germany win re-
Quirs l3 OO00 900 hectOlitres = grain 10 meet tho
deficiency. The people, he says, must there
fore demand en- immsdists diminution Of the
duty on cereal imports The Official press con-
tend that duties have slight influence, com
pared with natural causes, on the course Of
prices, aud that Instability in the agrsrian leg
is.ation OF the empire would lead 70 worse re-
suits than an occasional rise in bread values
The Nerd Dentsche Zeitung admits that IL the
deArth Of grain produces popular discontent the
government cannot resist measures to alleviate
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The Flghtlnr in samar.

SAN FRANcIsco. Sept 29-The stsavser
Zsalands, which arrived here from Sydney aud
Auckland to-day. brings additional information C
the recent fighting ct Samoa between the fDrcss
Of Tamssese ana Malietoa. the depossd King,
in which the Tamasese men were defeated The
correspondent writes from Apia that the battle
ground was IN aud around that city, and that
several weeks before tic fighting conmenced
the Tsmssess force bad built forts
and Formidable intrenchments. which
manned by LOCO ner. On
Sept. u Mslietoa's forces charged upon these
works, and In less than two hours the Tamaeoso
had been driven into the sea, where they
took refuge upon RATS and finally get away Ia
boats. During the fight captain. en English
man living near Apia, was killed. he was not
engaged IN the battles. and the shooting is be-
leved to have been accidental. Sargert Fort
WAS at Matsfatatill, one and q half mile from
Apia This fort with the others, was success
fully carried. The correspondents states that
Tamases is now a. Mulinun under the profec-
ton of German soldiers The loss Of life was
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manufacturers and labore-s in the na,ural-gas

manufacturers and lsbore-s in the natnral-gas
belt to the election OF the Democrats ticketi
''Updoubtedly," replied the gen tlemsn; land
/ can tell you that these men are alive TO their
interests The manufacturers are telling their
employees that ,he Democratic ticket must be de-
feated * the Mills bill is defeated and the indus
trial interest preserved. Probably you in
the dispatch the other CAV that the glass-blowers
and other employees at Munice, Ind, had organ
ized oppose the election of Cleveland and
Thurman. Munice Ia one OF the principal bene-
fciaries in the uatural-gas belt The city has
doubled its population during the past year. and
If there assurances that the Mills tariff bill
would not become a law is would double again
within the next fifteen months. Real estate
there has doubled or quadrupled in price within
the past two years, and never saw such thrift
among the masses OF the population. There
probably &c, 900 Democratic voters in the natur
algas belt in Indiana alone. II one-third of
these men look squarey 10 their own business
and private interests and set down upon the
party that proposes 10 ruin their daily voca-
tions they alone will secure Indiana to the Re-
publican ticket
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No Quarrel Between the Emperor and His
Mother-Thc Former Visit to Rome.
copyright. 1885, by the New York Associated Press
BERLIN. Sept 29.-The stories published in
French papers OF violent quarrel between
Empress Frederick and Emperor William. and
that the former fears that spies set on her
movements. are certainly false. The Empress
lives an utterly retired life Members of her
own circie declare that she does not want EN-
peror Frederick's name mixed up in party
struggles. II is officially announced tonight
that she will shortly proceed to Kiel. where shs
will remain fortnight. On Oct Is she will
lay the foundation stone of Emperor Freder-
icks mausoleum. She will nfterward 60 on
visit to Scotland, and will be accompanied by
the princesses. The relations between En-
peror William and the English court arc un-
doubtedly strained. This WAS openly shown by
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General No5es.

sDecial to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Gen. Dan Macsuley,
Of Indianapolis. arrived here to-day.
This evenings Star says: miss Halle voor-
hees will so TO PHILADELPHIA for a visit next
week"
Mr.. Charles S. Voorhees, the delegate from
Washington Territory, will be married. some-
time about the middle of November to Miss Va
jen, prominent belle of Indianapolis
Representatives Johnston aud Holman left for
their districts n Indiana to-day. Mr.. Holman
reelection.
Bids Were opened to-day by the supervising
architect of the Treasury for iron doors for
vaults In the courthouse building at New AL
bany The bidders were the Hall Safe Com
paDy of New York, 1873; McCarty g. Baldwin,
Washington, $4T4: Halls Safe and Lock Com
psDy, Cincinnati, $469; Farrell & Co., Philadel-
nhia
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A NOTABLE CONVERSION.
Howard Briggs. the well-KnOwn Demscratier
Editor, Declares for RepuhlicanisM,
neeial TO fhe IncIannpelis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENcAsTLE, Ind, Sept % Tonight Wit
messed another conversion to the Republicar
ranks in this county, and on this occasion there
can be no Questioning in regard to the sincerity
of the gentleman. as he came out aud delivered
an eloquent and logical address 10 the public.
giving bis reasons TOR so doing. The gentleman
referred TO is Mr. Howard Briggs, editor OF the
Putnam Democrat, one OF the leading Demo-
cratic organs Of this county. He is man OF
recognized ability. and, in fact the only brainy
Democratic editor Putnam county has ever had.
At present he is serving a term as trustee Of the
Blind Asylum, and holds his petition oy sp-
pointment by Governor Cray. Notwithstand-l
ing that only few days sincs feE- hand oills
appeared on the streets announcing that|<.-
Briggs would address the public hero this even
ing. an immense audience greeted him, and al
were fully repaid Mr. Briggs is thoroughly
posted On the workings of the Democrats parry,
aud has an ap. al genial manner Of speaking.
which makes him exceedingly interesting. he
mentioned, particularly. the nunlberless prom
ises made by the Democratic party which ala
and always would remain uRfulfles, saying
that he no longer could have. any faith In the
Democrats party he pledged his support TO
Harrison, Hovey and the Republican ticket
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Indiana Yesrly Meeting.

BpeciaI to the IndianaDolis JOURNAL
RICHMOND, Sept. 29.-The reports on foreign
missions showed that in Mexico, which is the
principal 6eld of the Indiana Yearly Meeting, al
though they are at work in India, Africa and
China, to be resulting in constant acquisitions,
with possibility Of becoming self.sustaining.
An appeal to be made TO the Legislature for
more stringent measures for Sunday observance
was read for approval. The showing Of quar-.
terly meetings IN connection with the report on
ministry was that of 2.235 converts. S63 had ap-
piled for Membership 90 ministers had been as
sisted to the amount OF $50 each during the
year. and the expression was in favor of better
support. which resulted in $50 collection for
the purpose.
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An Fmpsro,'. Narrow rscape.

VIENNA, Sept. 29.-The artillery practice yss-,
terday, At which Emperor Fra1cis Joseph mar
rovly escaped being shot,-sook pass 1T
Steinfield ranges. Tbs s~EmperOr had orders
that the bugle sound The signal to cease fringN
in order that ne might inspect the target Ihe'
officer in command OF battery located a
Thousand yards away Gid not hear The signal,
aud as it was impossible for hin TO soc the En-
peror as be advanced owing 10 depression 10
the ground. the battery BgGin fired. Forum
atsly the Emperor and his suite were out of tho
line of FIRE. and consequently were not hurt.
Orderes rushed TO the battery ard prevented
any further firing
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EFFECT OF THE MILLS BILL.
The Tariff Agitation Causes Depression In
the Nsturai-tias Towns.

The Tariff Agitation Causes Depression In
the Naturai-Gas Towns.
Special 10 the IndisnspoHs journal
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-"There ought to be
enough votes go from the Democratic 70 the Re-
publican ranks in the natural-gas belt in Indi-
ana alone to give Harrison and Morton a very
large majority" said real estate dealer in ono
of the most enterprising natural-gal cities in the
Hoosisr State, referring to the tariff and tho
campaign, this morning. ''We have expert
enced a decided setback in our naturaLga
BOOM" continued the gentleman, 'and it can be
attributed solely to the agitation Of the tariff.
Beginning with Toledo, o., and running to the
central part of Indiana-it extends almost
tirely across northern Ohio-a belt of country
probably fifty miles wide, has been developed
beyond all competition during the last eighteen
or twenty months. and the discovery of natural
gas has done IL The element that develops
natura-gas country is manufacturing. Towns
build up only through the establishment
of factories. These are glass, paper,
woodworking and textile The Mills bill pro-
poses to strike n severe blow at all of these IN
dusiries. Last summer and fall there were ten
times as many manufactures established in the
natural-gas belt through Ohio and Indiana as
there have been this year Last year there was
no thought of such thing the Mills tariff
bill, and men did not hesitate to put their means
into factories. Now they do hesitate because
they regard the election of Cleveland and Thur
man as almost sure to give success 10 the Mills
tariff bill With the Senate very nearly tie
aud the House OF Representatives and the White
House in the possession or the Democracy. it
will be easy 10 force the adoption of the Mills
bill"
'.rhen you would infer there is something in
this campsign TO enlist the opposition Of the
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FOREIGN Notes.

The departure OF the German expedition for
the relief OF Emen Bey is delayed until reliable
sdvices of the extent of the rising in East Africa
are received. The adviees through Engl.sh
sources are suspected of exaggerating the nostil-
lty OF the tribes
The new Russian passport rules en.ss that
travellers must have their passports vised in
Exceptional measures are taken against Jews,
whether they are Russians alieps. The
officials refuse 20 wise passport without assign
ing any reason for their refusal The result is
that Jews may be refused entrance iato Russia.
or permission 70 travel therein.