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Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
THIRD EDITION


CHesrER, Pc, April Ia. The jewelry
store Of Joseph h. Lsdomus, at Third
stsest bridge. wss robbed about . O'Clock
this morning. Oficer Bell, colored, heard
ths crashing Of glass, aad Lastercd to
Tho spot, arriving In tune to SEQ a man
run from the sto:e. He went in pursuit
Of TIE thiei, aud soon bad him under
arrest When captured the man had
several watches and other jewelry In his
possession. which had been taken from
the store. Whoa arrested he told several
conflicting st0rics - to his name and
home. He wAs given . hearing before
Magistrate Allen this morning, and said
HE name was William Patterson, but
refused 10 tall where he was from. All
tho stolen articles werc Identified by .
clerk In the employ Of Mr.. Ladomus, and
the magistrate held Patterson IN 1000
for bis Appearance at court. Not being
able to furnish satisfactory security, no
was sent to Media Jail.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

odeasss. v Spefs 81 us.a.y y I'd
Wednesday evenings were a decided
success. The Indictment weather only
prevented . packed houss. The reudi.
hou OF music BY the Watkins orchestra
was eKcesdiaKly Ans. Thu drama ELL
titled, 1.-THE TIVE Bssnycasles," VIII b
concluded the frat evenings Programme,
was very entertaining. the pats being
we'll taken. aud every actor 'oing Lib
and her share with credit
The quartet sin ging By tho Mise Jan.
vier and Mcssrs. Joesph l. 0ibson and
Clarence Pool was sxcsllsnt. and lie
slocutisnary effort Of Misc Kate 8. Heiy
was received with rspturods applaa'
aud an sncsrs, At tho closo OF which shs
was presshted with hapdsons bouqus'
of flowers.
Wednesday evenings entertairm.al
was none tho less mer'torious. lIs
IN usls. the singing and reci,ing wereia
exceptionally fine. The drama, enthsa
1.-THE Boston Dip" was acted 10 ia'nM'
bic style and was we'll received ket''s
msnts were served In the lover hall
the clsse Of each eatsrtanmont odesss
people need never be At . loss iof enter
taiu nents when such excellent iitefair
nlusieal aud dramatic talent may "
found in her midst.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

A drop a-penuy-ia-the-slot maca ,',..
that will furnish 4 man with his picture
---tintyps-has appeared In London.
the Invention OF an Euglishman. q
works In this way: The porsoa steps VA
tho platform, looks at tho Indicator, a"s
drops in his penny lu . nsmeh !. /.
gong within ringa THIS means ieI 5"'
man to lsok plsasant; to get ieaa.
Then there 10 . click All tho man sleau'e
himself and stares. This 10 moi. eu'a',.
There 10 another gong sounded; 'pf |.
means that the process 10 finished. AZ.
aDother moment an automatic ttay w
livers the picture.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

NO. VA behnett ttfeet.
Last fan little Clarence had ,tsrrhA, fever.
MI Sherwood had . pm ygician here In VIII
mington ait. ndiug 10 Clarence, and MIR.
nim that the Wilmii Eton physician said that
little Clarence could never be cured OF CO.
tArrh. In telling the reporter how his little
son suffered Mr.. sherwoo said.
~, "Fiarence had calarri, for nearly sir years.
head aches l would call them. lie was thin.
delicate and trail. His ear was running cSp-
tinualiy. Tho discharEe Of matter from his
ear was very offensive. Hs was restless IL
n:Ght and would almost 70 into ntA. The
thin aud p,le; In fsrthe was a total wreck.
'On the 18TH OF February 1 took Clarence
to see Drs. Mcuov and whitman, or No. 1871
Chestnut STREET. Philadelphia. The run Ming
~ eiarence's r>r made him partly dear and
ssnd n y scoo SO . sde4 a
ment ri Drs. McOoy and whitman Ciavence
different. lie began 20 improve. right
away. His gar hA 'trun for three weeks. Nc
to Drs.. McCsy and Wiidman, and he sleeps
and eats better than lie on. so that L know
Clarence hAs improved wonderfully, and
eau say That Drs. Mccoy aud W ilamAn have
done wonders Tor him "
boys aud OF hi, chubby liftie girl aud BABY.
Mr. sher wool is . COED talker and an enie--
tanning, intel igent man. 10 has a br other.
vino 10 an engineer, on the u. W. d II. hall.
road. running between Wilmington and
Ths reporter. saw Clarence. He is q. prish
little fellow. He has rosy ctceka and - n.
and plump now. lie doe sD' u look 40 thois 4
he I'd ever been pale and thin and almost ,
total wreck.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

Mr.. John Mace aud Miss Msmi,
Brneo were married al Msd.ey M. Il.
Church on Thursday evening last by
Rev X. U. Adkius, pastor vi the churcv
he church WAS crowded with tho rela
lives aud friends oil the Osatractiug
parties. Miss Helen Thomas pl.yei a
| wedding march as they entered the
church.
Ait,r the welding reception WAS
heiu In the house. on Townsend street
near {. that Mr.. Magee had lifted up and
iurnsnei Tor his future hame BE- ore
hand. A great number OF ueeful and
ornamental presents we're received. A
large circle OF friends wish the newly.
married and happy couple long and
happy lie.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
.Ljchtenstein ( Hart,
228 karket Street.
Dry Goods, ClOaks,
Upholstery, Etc.

Did you get a pair of those
Irish Pointe Curtains, $3.50 anc
SI2.5o paira Lucky if you
did. 1t was big week in lace
Curtains. You will find another
surprise Monday-Swiss Tam
boured, at SITS. Not theregu-
lar price curtain, but a $40 cur
tain.
We are going to talk to you
about upholsterlng that iurni.
ture tyou have been thinking
about in few days. In the
meantime look around and sc,
what you can find and thcr
come here and compare
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

Yesterday msrpins az y little eos OF
WihiIm +. Murphy, the veli-tnoun
tu,c,er in The Third street nA,h,,, who
rsp dus At Ne. 1e2l Lsnbsri stfssi, VA,
gu his way 10 school. he wa al, aek.d
by Vicious deg bsIsss.ng to MAJ
VS., r.si4!es in tho yiaini,y, which bit
am severely. Ho wss taken to d..
MoIren's offire At Tsaih sud Poplar
tirss 3, where the wounds, which are on
tho llr, wero csu,orized.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

BIRMINGHAS. Ala. Aprii 1s.-Danicl
Z. Bateson, who ten days ago killed his
soa-in-law, David Hupnicot, at Htnry
Eien, to-day SURRENDERED to tho sheriff
70 escape lynching. A crowd had as
sembled TO hunt Batcson, putting tlosd
hounds on hls trail. Yesterday running
tbey struck the sceHt BAtesoa ran until
almost exhausted and then climbed a
tree. A sudden rainfall destroyed the
scent, and Bateson escaped, coming i'm :
nsliatoly 10 thu city aud aariendeting
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

Elizabeth Murray. who died on the
ilth inst, was born In Kent County,
Nd, in 1883. Her mother died whtu
she was nine years old, and she was
bound out under hard task masters, from
whom she ran away and came to Will
mingion, where she was married. She
worked aud helped her husband to ac-
cuInulate property. She was kind and
generous in her disposition ard WAS very
much loved by her only relative, her
brother, William Clayton, aud respected
by large circle of irlepdL
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
DoeA.

DoAa.
Ths cAolcest brands Of wine, liquor and
eigan at w. Delaware HoasA
Asais q all houn as The Delaware
HOUSE. No SIS Market stress
Board BY the day or week at the Dsla-
ware House. No. SIS Market street,
Ths bssa tinsype made IN the cityls .
Cumming gallery, So Market street
Bush' French strsss wharf + The
place 10 buy your coal
Thomas Bowsr' fine cigArs, tobaeco,
ice-cold dfinks, Delaware ave. d 18th st.
Try Sans Pareii, 30. and &c.
Don't forget 70 call on Q. A. Thorp, ct
023 Market street. when In want Of
nobby spring suit
Call and examine Thorp's stock OF
Goods whom In want OF Q new spring suit
Of e2S Market street.
Miss Emma Burke will tender Q recep y.
ton to her many friends some time next
month.
Tho Mite Sooiety Of the Union NJ. X.
Church will give an entertainment for
the benefit OF tho parsonage fund Nay I.
Lunch to- night at McMahon's, No. 227
Tatnall street.
John @. Moreland has removed to No.
9l9 Shipley street, where he will con-
tinue tho custom depart mont Of the boot
and shoe tr .de, and attend to repairing
ct reasonable rates.
M. Maoklsm, of the Western hotel,
advertises for sale four good business
horses, and also . good brood mare.
Plapked shad will be served at the
Hotel kirkwood, Third aud Shipley
streets, this evening.
Fat Virginia crabs, excellent to-day
and Tomorrow morning until sold, by
Spicer ~ Co., 301 King street
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
The SuuplY Of ahnd.

Notwithstanding tho un'aVorso'..
weather Of tho past few days, the marx. ns
was we'll supplied with shad to-day an
prices ranged irea Is to % cents eaen'
according to s!he. Jossph w. LoesI
one of The ishsrnsu from this city NV
not catch but ~ on two iides yes'etua,
but this morning he capturei 10 oea .a,
ties on the up Mds, all Of which ne sou ,s,
to his vile, who hAs . stand during ~.
reason on Kisg street below Seconu.
Some Of these hsh weighed over SEA-
pounds. asd - may Be expected sao nA'
large demand,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
Fell Down.

SAs Adam youngest scn.of Wn. Luke,
superintendent OF the Roeklaud MnlS
was riding up Market street this morning
On HORSEBACK, the animal slipped and
ISL above Sixth street. throwing younI
Lake on the paving stones. Neither thu
snimai or rider wero hurt, and with III,
exception OF torn pair of pants the mis-
kaps we're slight.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

POWELL hss on his stall in the Third
STREET market IS fae lot of shad and
herring as wes svcr srsaght to our city,
which he is sellias Wholesale and retail
at very moderate rates. Prrsons who
may wish to put up Dish for summer use
will do well TO give him call. He has
nlso rock 6sh, catfish and a lot OF terra
pin. Open en- Saturday until 10 u. NJ,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

jas. H. windrim, supervising archi.
tsct at Washing ton, ID, O., will receive
proposals. up to the 18th Of May for the
labor and materials to erect and COM
Rlste tine surgeons house for U. b
Quarantine Reservation Ut tho DelAHar,
Break ater. ~
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

PARIS, April le.-A discovery Of vital
Importance has Just heaa made by DR..
Ghamteraud, Pastenr's assistant, and
DEs Menaier and Cadillac. which prove,
that essence of cinnamon, when sprin
kieai In the room of typhoid lever pa
tifnt, kills the bacteria within lively,
hocrs and prevents the disease from
spreading.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

Barry Feldmeier, of the FELTON, House.
os<end snd Walnut streets, will serve q
snapper lunch tonight it for King.
There |. no one in this city that can
equal Harry in preparing snappers, and
his patrons this evening will enjoy some
thing extra fine. He will also have q
full supply of Hartmann s. FehGenbach's
celebrated Book beer.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
aTfLL 1T GRO wa.

The PHiLADELpHIA SUNDAY Press
grows better ~ it grows larger. 1t Is 10
most complete newspaper in every sense
OF The word, giving all the news Of tho
old and new world. buy 1T once, and you
will read 1t always.
THEIR START IN LIFE.-Famous
men who have made great fortunes In
business, tell how they obtained their
FIRST start in life How they made thoir
FIRST $1,000
IN BkAUTY's BOWER-A skip after
good guide through the boudoirs of
Washington.
TUE PICK OF THE HUMOR-Nye
strikes a golden streak in California.
Charming "ioyo story" by Opie lead,
with more fun than love in ".
WOMEN VINO OWN PROPERLY
Wealthy Philadelphia widows. Daugh-
ters OF rish merchants now deceased.
A local special" clnbody ing many fresh
facts of special interest.
A TALK WITa Mrs. HARRIsON.-
Why the White House is not a bed of
roses; II wish people would not be
STORIES OF s.-Banks
and Butler in contrast. Capital anec.
dotes.
AMONG THE UNDERSTANDINGS
est output OF tho worlds big printing
presses. Bok's letter.
A DEAD MANS MILI.IONs.-A new
turn in tho clcverest and most absorb.
ing OF great serials.
THE LIGHT AND THE LIVELY
tnBaries of fair folks in New York A
story OF six girls.
PAS1ELS IN PROSE.-Some exauis.
tions.
TnH BEAUTY OF vOMFN-A co,n-
pnrasion of tho English, French and
american typos. Blakely Hall at his
Noxt Sunday pictures and notes Of
lures. IVA
The most complete Base Bail and
sporting Newspaper published in Am.r.
ica: Tho iiins ahnin pions!lip Halncs plnv.
ed this saturta~y. e"'o' piay'
nen's fail % Rad me several col
oi"'ustf~tsd matter from your city.
THE SUNDAY PRESS,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

Ono Burglar Out Of Three Capt"''"'
ALLENTOWN. April 1S.-EArly XII
terday norniag three burNlars stsemp,.
to rob the rssidsacs Of Rev. 7. n. n nsaa.
While the thieves were at work omd s
llainss, hearing Suspicious noises, ' VIM
an investigation. One OF the men, ~
Paulson, was arrested, but the o'n'''
cSc Aped
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

shnrtly after tbs 10. 70 \ IA. raia to-
day ieit phiiaielphis, south, tramp
~as struck abovs Gray's Ferry .ni
ia .ly hurt. The traia was stopped and
tho iujurrd man put .board Ani tskea Ia
trays Ferry station, where he WAS LETT
uud anyxu sulsscs sent for. 1t 4. believed
TIC can was fatally injured.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

We viii hang any curtains TO
your window, furnishing pole
with either brass or wood FIX
lures, for 50 cents.
We have an elegant line Of
furniture covering in p c t I
Points, Ramics, Tapestries and
Brocatelles, from SOC to 50 per
yard. Our Silk Tape tries al
50. $3.50 and s. are in the new
colors of old rose, picot bloc
French grey, mahogany, gobc-
Inns, etc. The handsomest We
brought out.
l
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
fable COVERS

All kinds and sizes, beautiful
IN coloflnS and design, and at
moderate prices.
You should sec our patent
Sash Curtain Rod, comes in six
sizes; easily adjusted; any LADY
can put them up; spiral syrln !,
inside OF rod adjusts it 10 any
width window.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

To HOuseksepers and Owners Of Carpet.
Have your carpets thoroughly cleaned
q the Wilmington Carpet. Cleaning
Works, Eleventh and Jackson streets,
Wilmington, Del. 4. Ferry, proprietor.
kstab lished over 20 ysars.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
Part Of y Lsvee {

Part Of Lsvse Carried away ii
New ORLEANS. April ls.-lSo , en
the lsvee at the Nita Orsvasso, o. Tns
Parish, was carried away yssteraay, ,i,s,
Mississippi Valley tracks, seversi "soI
away, were ave ineLes under wA'el, Ia
The railroad people have sse Wi, d
build . now incline ave miles soasA
the crevasss.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

! We are pleased TO learn that Mr.. Cox
= nsetinR with good success at his ice
(Dsam sstAbliahmsnt on the southeast
&srAsr Of Third and VanBuren streets.
TIE Aet that he kesps on sale Kyle.
cream 10 . sufficient guarantee that h.
vin be we'll patroniz-d. He also keeps
&s8srsnt kinda OF pure confectionery.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

NIAoAgA FALLS, Ont, April 15.-Lem
Sing, the Chinamsn who w2s hsmmed in
% Suspension Bridge. was admitted
1hto Canada last night and in med lately
1sat fol psrts unknown.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

We have received a new and
comprehensive line of Noting
ham Lace Curtains with designs
exactly like Brussels p DIN t.
They are the finest effects i'm
ported, all with tapped and rea
lace edges ready to hang.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

James Peyton and Patrick op ~
who with several others took nip lent
tho Delaware bay Ia week on 'n1 al d
kAsel, have returned home win NOM
fsh. which they arc d'striouflna .nlsn.
their hiends. They brought some 'p''-
did rock Dab and several shad.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

A very pretty hons wedding topk
place at tbs residence Of the brides
grandmother, Nrs. Martha N. Dosniug,
No. 1873 King street, on Thursday even
ing. April 17tn. The contracting pa iics
wsrs Mr.. Harry ]. B,oas and Mia N At.
tie ID. Harper, daughter OF Mr.. WIN. q.
Harper. The ceremony was per orm s,i
ny Rev. w. Z. Swartz. Miss Ltilisn Fl.
heCl'ntocl, a COUSIN o. the brits, wal
bri:e.ina,d. and Mr. Walter Coe wa
heat man. "A reception followed tht
wedding. great many rcl.tivss and
friends OF the conirsciin- parties wer.
present. The presents were numerou
and handsome.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
PUBLIC SALE OF BUnDING LOTS

PUBLIC SALE OF BUILDING LOTS.
VIII be sold at public sale, on the
premises. on SATURDAY, April %, 1880,
at $50 p. m., ~ conveniently located
lots. high solid ground, on Eighth and
Ninth streets, aud Grant avenue, ono
square from the Eighth street electric
cars, II minutes rids to Market street,
ten minutes walk to b. & q.
Delaware avenue station. Three public
schools within three or four squares, and
city water close by; these l0ls are ae-
strable, aud well suited either TO hold on
speculation. or for home; thsrs being
only ono-eishth city tax. Terins a.
sale. b. +. TOWNSEND. Agent
l.. w. stidhsm Il Son, to effect the sale.
Auctioneers. al9.5t
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
RUGS.

Smyrna, all sizes; goat skin,
ansora, white, black, gray red,
etc.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

A Timely suggestion. -
Call at L. u. Push's Tor dry n.
trimmingA No. 31l Woss SscoAe
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

ruy bs.e bail and &wn tsnuis from
Ne cLisr, AT KING STR .si.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

George W. Jackson, No. S05 Market
street, novelty aud variety store.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

Strong Cough Cand y at Fergu,on's.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

Painting.
Walter Joseph. houseand sign painter.
Shop sos West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

Dou't hawk, and blow. sad spit, but
Use DR.. Sag-'s CAtarrh Remedy. By
dsuggists, so cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

LNoR SALE-oNE GOOD MARE WITH
II fasi, good family horse, and four
goo business nofses. Apply at W estora
hotoi, tsh and Orange streets. al9-itt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

NOTICEABLE THE MEMBERS OF
~ the n. W: African IiarnsHy Grand
Ledge, Y. A. A. Y. NJ. of tbs at.te Of Della
ware, are requested ~ meet NJ thsir kaii, Of
sth Aad " alnut streets. on Mosdsy evening
at7.O o.clocs.. Ny order Of the 81, W. u
TAsAissn, IL. W. G.. SseretA<y. IL.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19

E,OR RENT - STORE $40 ORA NC n
II street. Inquire of JOHN FULL
MER, 40 West 9th street. ai91tt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-19
pl.MOY VAL.

w ASlED A NEAT PROTEsTANT
W ZEirl Tor generai housconss, mus. he u
.uss iIohnr, no washing. Kocrcnce. sagcs
Y ~ Two IN family. Address 4. 7i5 N. 2sth
saest. Aly
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-26
THE BRITISH TREATY.
Defaulting Bank Cashiers Can No Longer
hide in Canada

WASHINGTON, March 25th.-The convention
supplementary to the tenth article of The treaty
OF 1872 between Great Britain and the United
states, concluded at Washington on July l.
1889, and the notifications exchanged at London
on March IL, 1850, was proclaimed to-day.
By the terms of the supplementary conven
ton, the provisions of the tenth article of the
original treaty were made applicable to the fol
lowing crimes:
l. Manslaughter, when voluntary
CounteTfelting or altering money, and ut
tering or bringing into circulation counterfeit OF
altered money.
8. Enlightenment, larceny or receiving any
money. valuable security or other property
Knowing the same to have been embezzled
stolen or fraudulently obtained.
4. Fraud by bailee, banker, agent, factor
trustee or director or member or officer of any
company, made criminal by the laws of both
countries.
5. Perjury or subornation of perjury.
6. Rape, abduction. child-stealing and kid
mapping.
Z. Burglary, house breaking or shop break.
ing.
S. Piracy by the law of nations
=. Revolt, or conspiracy to revolt, by two OF
more persons on board a-ship on the high seas
against the authority Of the master; wrongfully
sinking or destroying vessel at sea or attempt.
ing TO do so; and assaults on board ship on the
harm.
10. Crimes and offenses against the laws Of
both countries for the suppression of slavery
and Slave-trading.
Extradition is also to take place for the mar
ticipation in any OF the crimes mentioned in
this convention or in the aforesaid tenth article
provided that such participation be punishable
by the laws of both countries.
The convention further provides that flu.
g1tiye criminal shall not be surrendered if the
offense in respect OF which he is demanded be
one of political character, or if he proves that
requisition for his surrender has. in fact, been
made with view to try or punish him for any
otense of a political character
No rerson surrendered under the convention
shall be triable or tried or be punished for any
political crime or offense, or for any act con.
nected Herewith. committed previous to his
extradition, nor shall he be triabe or be tried
for any crime or offense committed prior to his
ofiense, other than the offense for which he was
surrendered. until he shall have had an oppor.
tunity OF returning TO the country from which
he was surrendered.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-26
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. Mar,


FLOUR-Trade, both on local and shipping
account, is well up to the average. We quote :
Net cash price for Family Extras 81 1904 % y
Dbl: Bakers Extras, 81 %: Supcrfne, 81 sO.GS 10
WHEAT-There is no brisk movement in pro-
gress and 1t does not look as If trade We re
likely soon to assume any very marked activity
A the moment 81 271s 2 ctl is full figure for
shipping Wheat OF standard grade with choice
commanding the usual &c advance.
BARLEY-Feed descriptions alone receive at
tention, there being no inquiry for Brewing
qualities. Although this latts article does NOT
appear 10 be wanted at the moment, holders are
quite firm in their ideas of values and feel at
isned that matters will come out all right in the
distant future No Feed Sl1%9S2isc; choice.
SSLdsso; common grades 77lsgS0c; Brewing.
9tGs5c for fair to good and y71scGsl OK for
choice. 80
OATS-Stocks do not lower very rap:dly. and
buyers have the advantage OF the situation. ex-
cept for the better grades of Oats which are NOT
heavily represented. We quote: surprise 81 as .
so; milling 81 S215: choice iced, 81 27I.01 20.
No. !, q p; No. 2, 81 17H6l -: Gray 81 2OS
2S; Black. 90cGsl is for common and 81 Is q
ctl for seed.
CoRN-For few days the market for Yellow
has presented ffmer tone, more on account of
limited offerings than for any extra demand
White is neglected. We quote prices as follows.
Large YELLOW, 81 l0@I l21s; Small, Yellow 81 OF
al 10; Waite. sl@l o5 q ctl.
CRACKED COkN-Quotable at ga 50S25 50 p
ton.
CORNMEAL quote feed at 81. 50 025 so
packages, 3G31zc . 10.
OlLCAKE MEAl-Quotablea at $50 q ton
sEEDS-We quote: Mustard. Brown. 81 50@
%; Yellow, s2G2 Is p otl ; Canary. 81 Gss.c.
Hemp. &c Rape, 81 TO: Timothy 5S4G6iIc:
Alfalfa, 71sSSc y b; Flax, sSss IS p eli.