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eyes; let Ms know what kind OF n Eel

eyes; let Ms know what kind OF fell
low he II, y he says.
"Nonsensel Of course Il has not come
TO that yet, but there IL n clcw--a strong
ciew And oddly enough, the detective
tells mo they believe our burglar Is the
very nne who had hand In abstracting
your mothers dismonds"-shc IL speak.
ing now TO Boyle; that struck me "a
being very remarkable
Looks rs II II was some one connected
with the family. Nou viii bear me out
that have all Eiong directed attention
10 tho servants" says Grant at IL a
thousand pities this clever detective Of
yours was not called In al the Valworth
affair. ! blaine myself very much for
recommending Simpson, who really did
nothing so fx rs can hear
They are attaching good deal Of inn
poriance TO the handkerchief DR.. Thcsby
took into his possession. They have
discovered something about that
Indeed. II was n common handker-
chief, think you told me.'
"Quitc coarse "
"Well, you could hardly expect burg
lar TO have IA cambria one
Grant seems amused
"My burglar was not common man,
whatever your mothers may have been, a"
interposes Milliccnt. His voice | cannot
describe, because il was distinctly feigncd
but something in his whole mir forbade
the thought that he was Of the lower
classes. ] cannot explain. | must only
ask You to try 10 understand and follow
me-
The miscreant" calculates Mrs Brand,
Indignantly
''ln spite OF all really confess to feel
ing OF sentimental regard for him., says
Millicent, gayly He might have muir
dcrcd me, but he rcfraincd; and he was so
far removed from any suspicion Of mean
ness that he actually forced gift upon
me ere he left. Consider that, auntie,
and be more lenient in your abuse
81 dare say you will persuade yourself
10y degrees that he fell in love with
You, says Mrs. Brand, who is n little
offended at any testing on so solemn
subject
and why not, them Am ! not of
presence sufficiently noble to cnthrall
this modern TurPinyn Miss Grey de-
mands this saucily OF her aunt Look
ont for your laurels, Grant; there is
rival i'm the field. -
~ know il, if You allude to Massar-
Gene " replies he in n whisper, too low
for Mrs Brand TO hear.
Miss Grey colors wildly.
"You mistake, SO she says, coldly. 81
was abiding TO the burglar
"Ahl of him | could never feel jeal-
Gus, returns he, easily. "Of that you
may be positively certain
He is still regarding her with a CLEAN
Of sarcastic amusement I'm his eyes, that
puzzles her and battles her TO read, when
the door is thrown open and Mr.. Nassau
eenc is announced.
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xo,,r scceute., Iover-ar least, rour future
husbond''-hc makes his correction pc
cause of little deprecatory gesture ID
her part--'and that I-even apart run
that facilitate him, compcls me 10 81
Iepce And-and even suppose he does
gamble n bit heavily now and then, why
hs NAV give that mp when-when he Is
married. says Massareene, stumbling
over the hateful sentence, and trying 10
i,o os inst 10 his rival as nature VIII
~ see. . saws Miliicent. She y silent
for ouite two minutcs-a long time whcn
one Is waiting anXiously for the next
word II have heard she says, now
,orv seriously. THAT he plays for sucn
iiob stakes that he Is often ut his WIS
90 ,o know huw 10 meet his debts OF
trornot-eo-called. Hearing this hns led
,',a 20 the belief that he Is marrying Inc
.,,,.-e 90 !, means Of gaining money 10 carry
en- his play than from any higher 'Do-
tive ,,,sso-
reene eagerly. lie IS TO deiaui.er,
whatever SIS hs inaF he. lie lost q
tremendous sum TO Black, Oh ihS o'Nes'
ohout Two mou;hs ago; but he paid up
far sooner than Black ever eNpec'e''
And he has given an / O L 10 BurnaDy
10 pay him next month, and - ne
stops short. "Iois Of fellows play pretty
high before they settle down, he gays
a great generosity compelling him to say
an exculpatOry word for the man who Is,
perhaps. the only living thing he detests'
i.
cent slowly 1T is very good Of you; but
only what expected. There Is, how
ever, one thing that puzzles me-where
my cousin got the money to pay that ire
mendous sum to Col. Black"
"You probably know more OF his pri'
vate concerns than do, - says Massareene
carelcssly. "He always appears to me to
have plenty Of money. Enough OF him,
however. There is something that con
Germs me that | would tell you. You
know my uncle Lord BallymoreY We'll,
last night he said he would allow me
$500 a year in addition to my present
income. which is five, you know, f-if
You would have me. He admires you
very much.'
"And hates Grant good deal more
| Know I'll ABOUT lfldA bit SUI - Hii' ~
not blame Lord Ballymore for his dislike
of my excellent cousin"
"You don't think you could do 1t on
the eight hundredsn asks the young man
wistfully.
Miss Grey's ears are well trained, and
now she hears step approaching-oh
so softly
Zone never thinks nowadays-there Is
no time she says, in a clear, distinct
tone "Tca, GranitY Thanks. No
nothing else, thank you; unless, indeed
il be one Of those little waters that aunt,
seems so mearly determined to keep al
30 herself
Grant hastens to obey her command.
"A last word, - says Massareene quick
Is. do you know Miss DuranY'
"Mr. Duran's aunty Yes
"Well and so do !. She receive!
every Wednesday. lift could be only
sure that she would receive you mex
Wednesday, lie has risen. aud Is gaz
ing down at her, his heart in his eyes.
"Why--if you are there yon will see,
returns she, with a light laugh, as Grant
again approaches
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lures WITHOUT THE USE u's HAu'
SEATING DRUGS.
YOUR PHYSICIAN PREsCRIBEs 1T AND
KNOWS IT'S VALUE.

| Af.cr the discovery and introduction OF lhe
eaters OF the celebrated Healing Spring Oh
Ashe county. y. G., n holder ana n nut
more strongly impregnated spring pl MI ,'Is
was found higher up the valley On 'he "DN'
| Of Major J. &. rlusnmer.
/ For BLOOD Diseases, Canccrous Antcuohs'
ali kinds Of Diseases OF the skin, flnples,
| Blotches ROughness. SallOwness. MOI an,
lad Compicxiion adies VINO INN ,,, sosS
rest. over-cxertion. and TOO much dlsSipa
ton. become iangrid and blase, VIII niu III.
/ PIurnmer BrcnIine Arsenic wafer gre'l
boon and rcstOrer OF freshness. Snh'lei !
with Dyspepsia. Indigestion, or any Stvll,n,,
| ar Il Kidney Troubles, Will ma the fluhH'i
Rromine Arsenic Water gives immediate re-
| lief. show the analysis Of the Plummer bio,
mine Arsenic Water TO your physician a""
ask him slll II help you. ,., ,,.,.
| our leading cOcfOfs are prescribing TINS
| wonderful water and receiving the bert re-
/ sults nom It's action. II Is daily growing IN
/ favor with the medical fraternity, anu .h'
demand for the water Is rapidly incieasils
In the near future the flummer b,oii lit.,s
| Arsenic Wafer will become the -leauilt
Healing Water OF the world for all B'oou
Stomach, Kidney. and Skin Diseases
WHAT THE "PIUMMER BRoMiNE ARsE-
NIC' WATER HAS DONE FOR A Ri ~
MOND LADY. AND WHAT SHE SAFE
! ABOUT IT.
.Being n great sufferer from indigestion
and being unable 10 eat either irult OF Nes.
I
Iandon B. Edwards he advised me 10 vs.
Plummer Bromine Arsenic Water KNOW
my my regular physician. Or. Hunter Me
CURE. had prescribed The same water;
procurega case OF the Plummer Broinin'
/ Arsenic Water. and am glad 10 say whei
using this water could eat anything iruit
and vegetables included and my skin WINE
using the water was clear ana liee ron
p1mples. Blotches. and letter, which Away
came when eating fruits without drlnklnl
plummer Bromine Arsenic Water. ! gladI
give my testimony 10 the value Of Plumine
BrOmine Arsenic Water for aiding dlgesuol
and cleaning ana purifying me Skin -.
See that YOU get the Hummer Bromin
Arsenic Water from Ashe county. y. 4.
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I(your druggist does not have "HUNNl-
CIr1sTS RHEt MATIC CT RE- in stock make
him order IL fOryOu. Price. sl.Oo erbottle;
six bottles for 5000.
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PRE- STON 3 EL " N,
FINE ART FURNITURE
No. 18 Governor Street.
DRUGS, MEDICINES. 80.

at IL wonderful that from the bosom Of
Mother Earth flows streams for the healing
OF her children.-S. a. q. h.
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4 Wonderful Cure i'm Louisville,
Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE. KY. December 81. 1856.
thereby certify that three bottles OF Hun
nicut's Rheumatic cure cured my vile per-
f.ctIy well an four weeks time, after being
confined 10 the house for six months with a
severe attack of muscular rheumatism. III -
certainly a most wonderful cure.
UNDERWOOD,
CITY Ticket AgcntJ. NJ. 4 ]. X. X, ;. W. cor
ner Third and Main streets.
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INTERESTING LETTER
From n Wcll-knOwn and Emil
ncnt Divine.

GALVESTON. Tx, August 10, 1887.
Desiring TO commend 10 friends I'm ,Ala-
bama, Kentucky. Texas and Georgia
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HuDDiCutt'S Rheumatic Cure

herewith testify that Mr. J. \. Adair DIR. J.
:. Pemberton, Mr.. &. II. strong MessIs.
Hutchinson * Bro. Of Atlanta, Ga, ana MI
". r. Wynne Of Gadsdeh, Ala. are All per
-onal friends OF mine. The testimony oi
these men is unimpeachable. ! was pastor
Tor ten ffOl years or Or. PembertOn, one OF
Georyia-s most honorable druggist; Of Dea-
con W. h. Wynue. one OF the best men tntl
ever lived In Alabama or GeOrgia, and Of lr.
UutchisOr, vino Is worthy 10 stand by the
side OF any druggist OF America. For long
wears Dr. PembertOn was a sufferer TO an eN-
cruciatipg degree: SO was also Deacon Wynnc.
Those VINO read the testimony OF all the
Christian gentlemen above named, ana that
of AIR. Charles +. Weatherbee, and that of
Mr.. Albert Howell. and of Mr.. samuel Dun
Ian. need not hesitate to accept their state
ments without abatement also know the
company seeking To introduce THIS wonder
ful cure Whatever Cf testimony they may
publish the public may confidently receive
AT. SPALDlNG,
Pastor First Baptist Church, Galveston. and
President OF the Texas Baptist General
Convention.
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I T. GATEWOOD. WHOLESALE
81 . DEALEKIN CIGAR LEAF and MANU-
FACTuRER OF CIGARS Special rates to
Jcbhers. samples OF Ley OF uiEars ,ur.
solicited. Factory No. l78-lI6 esst Broad
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saSetu from Yellow Fever.

We, the undersigned engineers Of the
Georgia Central railroad, in grateful obli-
CATION for the benefits We received from the
use of Simmons Liver Regulator during the
yellow fever epidemic in Savannah, Ga, in
the summer and fall Of 1876, desire to make
the following statement: Tuat during the
aforesaid epidemic we used the medicine
known as simmons Liver Reguat n, pre-
pared by J. II. Zsllin & Co. and, though
exposed to the worst mlasrna5ic Influences
Of the yellow fever, by going 10 and coming
out OF Sava nah at d ferent hour Of the
NIGHT. and also in spending entire nigGts in
the ty during the pre- yaieuce Of tnls )sJ
fatal epidemic, With but the 81 gle excep-
ton Of one OF Us, who was taken SICK (ou5
speedily recoveredl, we co oltinued IN our
usual good health--a circumsr a ce We can
account for in no other way but by the ef-
feet. under Proviieacs, Of the ha1itual and
csstlnued Use Of Simmons Liver Regulator
while We we're exposed to this yellow fever
malaria. Respectfully yours,
q r p pArTERs1S. JAS T. MALLETTE.
JOHy R. COLLINS. MELTON +. COOPER.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

~ TORGIA, CHATHAM CouNrY. - Whereas
VI ISABELLA ROACH has applied 10 Court
Of Ordinary for Letters of Administration on
the estate Of ANDREW ROACH deceased
These are, therefore, 20 cite and admonlsh all
whom q may concern 20 he and appear before
said court TO make objection tlf any they have)
on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE
NEXT. otherwise said lnttera will b. grated.
0riiuary for Chatham county, this the "a day
% May. 1859.
FRANK r. KEILBACH,
Clark q. o., q. q.
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A Suburban station advocated.

"a +--A DbhJlOI "a AQVOCAbSu.
-, 3''tor Morning Ner0s- II the Savannah,
0r'aa and Western Railway Company
'e4i'es to do a valuable service to the people
oAe extreme southern portion Of the city,
~ .lsy WILL build depot for passengers at
-e crossing Of the White Bluff road and
,,,lS'n l%n line That part Of the city is rapidly
'14ntIg up, indeed. at this particular
f, S'--yy ,nere is quite a little city now, and
--po1 Tor pas gers where tickets could
pu.T,enaseI, and where passeugers could
n ou ana on without Inconvenience, the
t,.. Inc cars bringing them from, or
ts'7 -leE 90 any part OF the city, would
go. 'sal convenience. Some Of US who
,.'.,5 5l OUT on that road jump OH at this
+'s,.-"s "hen we care 60 save time and
- r.'.t'ee IN getting home, bu the train only
t6 .s 'or secoud, there Is no platform
5D,- aHd dne Jump Is neither convenient
h.-. -1 all large cities they have these subur-
Irr. ,y pol7' some Of the trains IN running
,,. 90 stop dozen times. Whv can
y,.5 lAFe such convenience in Savan-
VIE. tae 1 trains are obliged to stop at the
Is,, n'uH crossing anyhow. because the
ri,. lures y. Why not have a dapot
,t ck ticket otiice, 50 that peonle living In
noin,. liili1y may get on and or ab thnt
',iais We believe the enterprisinx OH.
tba 49, ol LAT road viii not fail 70 appreciate
"'''ASA' SOUTH SIDE
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Hon. f. A. Moore, Member Of Assembly,
Richmond county, N. Y, writes:
ASSEMBLY CHAMBER, ALBANY, N. Y,
April II, 1887.
have two affections which Sometimes
make life n burden One is dyspepsia, the
other is rheumatism. heard that BRAND
RETH'S PILLS, taken one CT two a night on
an empty stomach, would cure rheumatic
pains. gave them a thorough trial for
three weeks taking one or twoevery night
To my delight, not only was curel of
rheumatism but dyspepsia, costiveuess aud
biliousness. They did not interfere with
my diet or business, and / really think
them an incompatible blood purifier and
c9thartIc
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- SPECIAL FEATURES. -
BY terms Of contract the Company must de-
posit The sum Of all prizes included 10 the
scheme before selling single ticket and receivs
the following official permit:
CERIIr ICATE.---T here6y csrtiry nat Hs
London Bank al Mertoo and South Anseytco
has on special depost the necessary f,1'sots "a
guarantee me payment Of all Drtzes drascn bB
The Loterio de Ia Bene fcencin Ptbltcn.
e. RODRIGUEZ RIVERA, E1tervsntoy.
Further. che Company is required to distrilo
ute So per cent OF the value OF all che ticress Ia
prizes-a larger proportion than is given BY any
other Lottery.
Finally Z number Of tickets Ia limited to go.
0OO--2OO00 less than are sold by other lotteries
using the Same scheme.
For f1l particulars, address o. BASSETrL
Apartado 736, City OF Mexico, Mexico
or Box 5S8 Montgomery, Ala.
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- In,nortant pecislon.

3. q. Levy & Bro, Cue Clorhiers, brought
suit against a wen-smown young man last
week, but a. the suit ftted him perfectly,
aud ne couldn't duplicate the price else
where, be took lt and is happy.
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At the Harnett House, Savannah, Ga,
YOU get all the comforts OF the high-priced
hotels, aud save from 81 30 e2 per day.
Try it aud bs conyinced.-Bosto1 Home
Journal.
The morning news., 1889-05-04

The military ardor has caught even the
children. Childrens Zouays suits at B. X
Levy & Bros
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Drivinp Cloves.

You will icd a handsome line Of Linen
Thread Driving Gloves at B. II. Levy &
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CHEAP COLUMN embraces Advertisements Of
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Persons having advertising docotnts with
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white Shirts Not the Fad.

Silk aud Flannel and Pooge NegIigee
Shirts are the style this season Get them
at b. III. Levy a. Br0.s
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Gave Them a Thorough TriaL

ct denotes trace Of rainfall.
9. r. Won HERRNANN. Ohserver Signal Corn
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In New York won't hold candle to the
crowds pouring in aud out Of B. II. Levy
a Bro : daily
The morning news., 1889-05-04

Maximum temperature, 80 minimum tenn.
perature, $40.
The hight Of the river at Augusta at 7:3S
O'Clock a. m. yesterday Augusta time) was
9S feet, a rise of 0.S feet during the past
tNentv-four hours.
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty -four hours
The morning news., 1889-05-04
vow WIN Find
40 Mashington centennial

Anything you want in the shape Of mails
wear at B. n. Levy g. Bros
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saua tha Chudran.
Rovs'and Girls

Childrsu's Kilt and Knee Suits at B. n
Levy & Bros.
The morning news., 1889-05-04

Boys and Girls
White Flannel Blousss at 3. n. Levy &
Bro. s.
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BOARDiNG.

.~.-a-..- --.s..s .-r~-~. .~r-e------s
< COUTHERN FAMILIES desiring summer
> Board in New York viii dnd ufortaole
and convenient bone, centrally situated, % l43
W. 2ist street Terms reasonable Reference
exchanged Mas p NJ GRECO
THREE GENTLEMEN can be accommo-
4 dated with hrst-clas board At 900 South
Broad street. Location pleasant and convenient
10 business.
GUNNER BOARD.-Speciai rates made for
= table board Cor the summer seNson, and
mea tickets az reduced rates At the HAkNETr
HOUSE
The morning news., 1889-05-04

Do You Play Tennis7
Lawn Tennis Suits at 3. n. LeYy &
Bros
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PHOTOGRAPHY

TWO DOLLARS pays Tor ons dozen nne Cabi
j net Photogfa apis, a. many for eight by teu
frame a. you wish. AZ the SAVANNAH PHOTO
co. s, ld9 Broughton stroao
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Going TO New YORK;
Steamer and Hanover Caps at p. n. Levy
a. Bro g.
The morning news., 1889-05-04

APPROXIMATIONS PRfzEs.
n Prizes Of 500 ApproxinnatinR 20 s50-
900 Prize ........,......... .... 5000
900 Prizs ~. .....,....',....:,.. a1o
- 900 Priss .si. ,,.'+:...:'. o....r -: 1900
Prize - .........,,.. -. 1Se0
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MTsCFLJANFOUS.

DHOTOGRAPHY. Two dollars and flfty
cents PAYS for one dooen Cabinet Photo
graphs and one extra for Sxl0 frame j n
WILSON pl Rul Street
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LNOR SALE, brick residence corner Gordon
and Tattnall streets; modern improvements
carr age house and servaots rooms: foil lot,
With flower garden ALFRED T.. HART TDGE.
The morning news., 1889-05-04
sUMMER REsORTs.

MOUNTAIN SUNSET HOUSE, wERSERs
VI VILE. PA. llgh on the mountain A
deli iZhtfll place for those seeking rest and
recreation. Air compared 70 Colorado. Per
sonal care and attention 70 guests Steam
heat. For circular, terms, etc. address
Y. GROSCH
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LOSE.

I OST. a white fox terrier, With black ears.
- answers 20 tho name' of Jock Tne
finder will he rewarded BY 6finging him to a.
Jones street. 'hf
7 OSr, Cocker spaniel pup Ave months old
II A reward will be paid upon mis- return n IS
South Broad street.
The morning news., 1889-05-04

TERMo DIsINFECTA VT A novel and ener
i getic disinfectaut and deodorizer. For
sale at STRONG'S Drug Store
The morning news., 1889-05-04
FOE SALE.


< PRING LAMB. Northern and all other
- Meats that market affords, at BAKER s
STALL 66 Market
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AVERAGE.
The morning news., 1889-05-04

STEAMER SEMINOLE" for Beaufort via
- BlufTton every WEDNESDAY. 10 A. NJ, and
Saturdays, II NJ, for Button only. From
steamer Katie wharf. j. G. MEDLOCK,
Agent,
The morning news., 1889-05-04

HEIDT is offering special Inducements to
L L day. Have yon tried his 25c. Assorted
Chocolates; they are fine Half pound boTes
Crystallized Fruits 25c, All goods beautifully
put M
The morning news., 1889-05-04

FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.
--Ha.a-
L'OR RENT. warehouse on River street, for
Il nerly occupied by Astesian Ice Company.
Apply TO Z. @. BELL, Business Office, Morning
News.
The morning news., 1889-05-04

L'OR RENT, delightful, large, new house,
MARROW, Ga, twenty six miles from Savannah,
on Central railroad. Apply 70 A. r WRIGHT,
at Denmark q Adams, 10S Bay street.
L'OR RENT, the housa at Isle Of Hope next 10
Il my residence; artesian water 90 premises
j 81. ESTITT.
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LETTER BOXES
PERSONAL.

DHOTOGRAPHN.- Two dollars and hfty
L cents pays for one dozen Cabinet Photo.
graphs and one extra for Sx10 frame. J. N.
WILSON. q Bull Street.
The morning news., 1889-05-04

DERSONAL-Par leaving the city for the
j summer can have their property managed
by ROBT. II. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer.
I AIDES should preserve their complexion by
II using BoraCne, the only reliable toilet pow
d r in the market For the nursery it has no
equal being delightfully."- perfumed and abso-
lutely harmless. Large packages Csc Sold by
all druggists.
The morning news., 1889-05-04

GTRAW HATS in every style, very cheap, at
- BASCH BROS, III Congress str et.