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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02

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On for sbox<aods 81 ysasx Soon after s1s
death II the apostles The sariy CasssIAas al
most uaAninscusiy accepted the viev that
TIC End ~ss 80 come n fbsir fxns. And tA.s
view was ked By largo section Of sAs esures
tai The time q CszStsatzs- 19sslslAa
points 70 the fact that ChrsSNantsy I'D bssa
preached il al lAa8s . yrssf q sss se2r
csnsamaassoz- IN ssst bsssd p<ssEs bsgfs-
ming, -Hssssrzi sssszs. - inpasvimzs s.sas. .
etc, 1--WE are But q Yesterday sae yst we
have aslsd ali sss pssvine~. e.1-J. As ssssss
the ssassss VIA - prs&psrs Il tnssx speedy
overaarvw. Ard seaan - rswfis ss~n for
thssr love ~ tAs sascxS sd tn tasn they
may sooa sspses shSw sUpaatzg I'll tssy
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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Latest Items by Telegraph in Condensed
Form.

Lord Salisbury. who is suffering from
influenza. is making favorable progress
towards recovery.
Mr. Kennedy, the new lord mayor of
Dublin, assumed his duties yesterday.
lie Steele, of Paris, has advices from St.
Petersburg that the czar is still confined
in his bed and that his doctors fear COM
plications in his case.
The London Star says that the marriage
between Miss Gwendoline Caldwell, of
America, and Prince Murat has again
been arranged. Prince Murat, the Star
says. will accept any allowance that Miss
Caldwell may grant him.
President Diaz. of Mexico. at reception
given to Governor Thayer. of Nebraska,
yesterday, spoke kindly of the relations
between the United States and Mexico
Senior Mariscal, Mexican foreign minis
ter, was suddenly taken i'll last night and
is confined to his bed
The condition of Representative John B
Lawler is unimproved. He is still deliri-
Gus.
The influenza in Mill form is preva-
lent at Athens.
Sixty officials in the postoffice at Dublin
have the influenza.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02

The regular quarterly attack on the word
pants appears on time in The New York Sun.
The war 10 ussioss. The American people
have adopted 1t, and protests, ridicule and ar
guments are ell wasted Whether we like 1t
or not, pants is here to stay. The average
American regards the word trousers as an
English afectation, and is no more disposed
to adopt 1t than the word waisccoat for vest
or topcoat for overcoat.
Since the word pants will stick in the face
Of all opposirion, 1t Is sensible TO make the
best Of it. And there Is nothing very bad
about it. Both The Sun and The Herald de-
clare that pants are not pants, but trousers;
but it il also true that trousers are mot tvou-
sers, but bresches: and that breecbss are not
anything worn OF the stage. Originally
trousers were applied 70 breeches worn by
pages--a hip and thigh covering. PaAialoons
resemble the leg-coverings Of today more
than trousers CT bEecehes - for psat2loons
cover the entire legs and feet As The
modern leg coverings are pantaloonz cut short,
why shouldn't we cut the word short and esl
1t pansi Besides, we have some Qualification
In this In the word pautaset, derived from tbs
word pantaloon- The pAns&let, as may b~
seen in old prints. wns q lesc1veri1g for
women sad children which reached " tie
shoe-.cp and ressrnbiei the modern mad. leg.
covering more than tron~srr - originally
known The word trousers ooIDss from tbs
Preach trouze. a 6undie-or bunch about
the hips.
Let ua accep. pants as good democratic
term, Enoe there Is no way 70 get nd 81 it,
Milwaukee Sentinel
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02

Col Thomas, one time member of con.
gress, was in the city recently, and among
tales Of the old days told the following about
Thaddeus Stevens;
"Thaddeus Stevens was sitting in his Office
one day with few friends, when In walked
an old lady, wearing poke bonnet, blue
goggles. and carrying a green alpaba UNI
brella. She looked around the room as If in
search of some one, and then said solemnly:
''Can you tell me where to find Thaddeul
Stevens, the Apostle Of LibertyF
"'Old Thad' blushed.
"'rm Thaddeus Stevens" he replied very
shortly.
"'Are you Thad-e-us Stevens, the Apostle
of Libertyf
:" L reckon am, ma'am.'
''The old lady dropped her parasol, made q
rush towards Stevens to kiss him, and when
he held her off, she said:
L came from Bucks county to see Thad-
Gus Stevens, the Apostle of Liberty, and to
take home with me a lock of his hair
THE Apostle of Liberty took off his red
wig, handed it to her, and said:
There it is, ma'sm. Take as much as
you want. New York Tribune
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Mrs Malone tips the beam At rs
Ella Wheeler wilcox Ii devosing herself TO
works Of charity.
Lady Sandhurst is the first woman upon
whom the frselon Of the city OK Dublin hsr
been conferred fer so years
Miss Louise Phillips, the well known writes.
has fallen heir to So. oco, portion Of The
estate Of eeceased brother
Miss Amsiia B. Edwards IL dAsoended from
sne older branch of the Fitz-0efAE family.
whose head is the Earl Of Leicester.
Il Miss Leegcet has been appointed aziss-
ant overseer to Normandy township, North
cumberland, England, In tho piacs of har
father.
ArS Helen oiney Kxk, the wife Of ths lis
tcrian, and tie author Of Margaret Kent,7
b slender little lady with . Ene brow and
exprezzve eyes
Bertha Mars, who kss been PLAYING tie
niano in Londsn with SArsate, Is called
.1he finest Esaaiss who has appeared Eccs
Ekipo6 and Aeaser.r
GahsicHe Greeley. the esly Surviving nec-
e~ Ct Horace GaseaUs L1<s- Ess ~
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
A Drawing Room HomiIv.

Is it not too bad, says Bishop Hunting
ton, in a time when there is so much
feet to be learned, SO much work to be
done, and done better than it Is, so much
wrong to be righted, SO many burdens
wait to be eased, SO many noble enter
prises to be set forward, that ladies and
gentlemen OF faculty and information
should array themselves sumptuously
and 20 to meet each other again and
again, and stay together Cor hours, only
to look at spectacle that is without sig
niicance and hear sounds without sense;
to see unreal manners and hear COM
monplace speech; to exchange greetings
with the dearest friends only on crowd
ed staircase, as the two professions up
and down meet snd pass, or in "a crush"
where the Hveliest feeling is fear of
damaging fabric or being mortified by
q mistake; to eat and drink what could
be eaten and drank with far more com
fort and safer digestion at home; to say
what one only half feels to persons
whom one does not Like on g subject
that one does not half understand: 70
pick a way between fivolity and false
hood or wade through muddy mixture
Of both; to cover disgust with smile,
inward protest with spoken accent, or
WEAKNESS with jest, and then go away
at an unhealthy hour with nothing to
remember but babble, whiri, jam,
and secret self contempt? "Horrid
bore, isn't III? said one victim to another
"Beastly," was the cordial answer.
Lets go home!' 81 wish / could, but
you see can't; am the host"
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
pA1TlplpN,T SING.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. with four of the
leading artists of the italian Opera COM
pany down with the influenza, the audito-
rum today presented a gloomy appearance.
The four are Tamagno. Valda, Pettigiana
and Nerdica. Only Nine. Patti of the
leaders is in good health
"You are well, are you not?" her mana
ger asked her.
Perfectly" said Nine. Patti.
''Then you can sing tonight"
"For 1900"
The manager who was the spokesman,
withdrew and stalked about with a solem-
nifty that was intense. Finally Nine AL
bani was secured and the spectre of PATHS
cool $4,000 proposal was laid TIE mad
anne did not care. She expressed herself
as being more DESTROYS to see the work of
the pupils OF the Chicago conservatory.
and they at once offered to arrange spec
ial entertainment for her benefit to take
place tomorrow
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
Both Gentlemen Fixing their Fences
for the Meeting of the
Legislature.
The Belief Prevalent that United States
Senator Will be Elected on Sec
ond Ballot.
Mr.. Brics's Manager Says Thomas Claims
are Absurd, but is not Over Confident
Montana's Two Factions Meet and
Ballot Separately-Items.
WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA. Kan, Jan.
1.-The highest temperature was 40,
the lowest up to z p. m. 500, and the mean
$50, with fresh south winds and warm.
cloudy weather, shifting about noon to
west and northwest, with clearing weather
and falling temperature, low followed by
rising barometer.
Last year, on January 1. the highest
temperature was A Q, the lowest 200, and
the mean $50.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. d. c.,
Jan. /. p. m. Forecast until p. m.
Thursday:
For Missouri-Fair, except light rain or
snow in eastern portion; colder northerly
winds; cold wave.
For Kansas - Fair, colder northerly
winds.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
OHIO'S SENATORS.
Thomas and Brioe Beginning the Fight in
the Legislature.

COLUMBUS O., Jan. 1.-The Ohio legis-
lature will convene next Monday. The
bodyis Democratic in both branches. The
oaucuses to name candidates for the or
ganization will be held this week. One of
.he most important duties of the legis-
lature will be the selection of United
States senator to succeed H. B. Payne.
Among the candidates, Thomas, with a
good force of workers, has been here a
couple of days to meet the members-elect
who are coming in. The managers for Mr..
.Brice have been here for several days look
ing after his interests, and the belief is that
they will be able TO nominate one on
second ballot after the respective members
have oomplimented their local candidates.
Colonel Brice, it is reported, will arrive
tonight or tomorrow and take personal
tharge of his canvass.
Forty votes will be required in caucus to
nominate. The Thomas managers claim
they will show a strength of thirty-one on
the first ballot and will gain steadily till
he is nominated. They give no figures for
these claims and the Brice managers con-
slider them ridiculous. Mcmahon has not
opened headquarters but is expected here
tomorrow.
Mr.. Thomas stated tonight he thought
he was gaining in the estimation of
the people of Ohio. Thomas friends
claim he can do more for the party than
any other man; that he can hold all Dem
ocrats and acquire new members from the
ranks of the farmers and workiugmen.
Another argument advanced is that he
was the only one who has courage enough
TO make the fight for the legislature and
that the other candidates came into the
race only after the victory was won. The
Brice managers are raising the argument
that he is the only logical candi-
date that as chairman of the national
committee he can do more good for the
party in the state than any other candi-
date, and that he has won the honor by
substantial party service. They also claim
he is the only candidate who does not
claim TO be r. statesman, and that Is
greatly to his credit in comparison. The
attention of j. b. Townsend, manager for
Brice, WAS called to the claims of the
Thomas men, and said he did not desire to
enter into a discussion of the situation. He
saw no change in the position of the
candidates and thought each had his
friends. Mr.. Townsend said further:
Members of the legislature who have cam
vassed the matter pretty thoroughly, I'M
derstand the feeling of their constituents,
and no doubt have determined on their
course. All this talk about change of
sentiment Is mere speculation, but / sup
pose 10 will continue until the caucus as
sembles. We consider our chances good,
aud, as matter of course, expect to win
the fight, but are not making any extrava-
giant claims
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
BrocSiyn's Crowds.

The Brooklyn club this season has earned
the title OF champion in point OF attendance
at It's home games. st the sixty -niu. cham
pionship games played in Brooklyn there
we're SSS,6o present, or fully 5000 more
thar have before attended any one Gibbs
games in q season. Had the ST Louis club
played its full quota Of ten games it is prob
able that these figures would have been in
creased by 25,oo0 That club has the top rec
ord of the season in three particulars. 1t
drew the largest attendance Of sny series
with 95,Ss5 IN eight games; the largest crowd
IN any one game with 1894, and the largest
Sunday crowd with Is o-x
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
To Quiet Your Nerves. Smoke
&7ass S:D
suPER5TiTIons.

In Brittany tailors are greatly dssrassd
and feared
Rops dancers ard tumblcrs are held ia
great aversion IA Germany.
Repeuakers. coopsrs and skiuners are aid
throughout Francs 20 % uniscky prrsoEA
and they are greatly feared
In Sardinia thsrs u provsyb, "God guard
us from ths iesrned mscs sys' ksn 81 Istr
tess ars there accounted upiseky.
In Russia " Ia great snisfertuns 70 NEST
any OBS IN mourning. snd such psrsons ass
carefully sxaiudsd from social sntoymsrtx
The~s is, even assoaS Ar~icsas, @ p~s.-
udios sgainst buDehbscksd persons, and
they are particularly feared in Earop~aa
countries
In speia IL 10 mott nnlnchy 30 r,sss che
eyed man tn tie street. and 9 pyovxb Ia
Cairo Is, III you see . one-~yeS man ps<s CO
your side, return him a stone
xA-ons and awyers In paris 81 yrsnes.
and miilers In sAxony, are prescribed ma.
waon IL b asngssoas 70 have dsslines with
except IN tss ~sy q sses<ssry bsssns~sL
LeSers ~. seoughs 20 hrfas msz<ortuns
with sssn. AID are seannst svwyvksre
Eyss~psse. AID tAo>s sfsAe.~d win - yisns
dAns. are crsfaliy avoided h vssso~ passs
Of Europe.
In 9 esst.in Scotch yi1Ags sAs eSssrsssa'
vii have ressizg 70 60 VITA tAs n~<ssvs a
csrsHs. families san~a Eo>. czay % wktsa
fs~y br,sg ezsssesT On thsex hossa, 80 % b Q
ksA erzss - sssss tsss3 IN ~ nsUsinG
L>ns or deso~D4A p~rDns are sise ~
gsse~a - evfsgfnx u i.ak - tAs p>s~ ~ 10
ssAay sosasrssa In snny ~ k 1zne.rsss 70
Gsss tAea, c. s-ex n sssr sksfs n~ep. go
sosse-< Ia 6sssiis frssar~ssy rsxsssssd
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
Hints for Baldheaila.

0k0t9 ko1 1o0A0ASo00s
Now as to the treatment for incipdent
badness, thin spots and 90 forth. This,
according to Good Housekeeping, i.
what an eminent physician said to gen.
tleman who consulted him for the first
named trouble.
"Have you been accustomed to wash
your head in soapy watef9 asked the
doctor.
eyes, every morning" was tho reply.
"Well, that Is the cause Of this bald
place; stop washing and begin brushing
your hair. Use bristle brush for fifteen
minutes every morning and night You
may not notice any improvement for a
year, perhaps not for two, but be assured
you will have a fine crop of hair and
never grow bald if you pursue this
course"
As fifteen minutes seems very long
while vigorously moving hair brush
hither and thitker over the surface of
your head, it would be well to inveigle
ones friends into assisting. wouldn't it?
II the hair is falling out, remember
that it is owing to an unhealthy condi-
ton Of the scalp. First cut off about two
inches of the hair, next wash in clear,
cold, soft water, rubbing dry with a
crash towel? then begin the fifteen min
utes' brushing process, and in a few
weeks you will see the tiny spires of new
hair coming all over your head. Beware
Of being tempted to the use Of any nos
trum whatsoever, no matter how plausi-
BILE the advertisement thereof; all are
more or less injurious-generally more,
as you viii find out to your sorrow if you
begin the use of them.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
RALIOTING FOB SENATOR.

HELENA. Mont, Jan. 1.-The Demo
cratic house and five senators met at noon
for joint session, but no quorum was
present. The informal ballots taken tor
United States senators indicate their
choice of W. a. Clark, of Butte, and Mar
tin Maginnis of Helena
The Republicans of the senate and house
met in joint session at noon to ballot for
United States senator's. Colonel V. I.
Sanders was elected unanimously on the
second ballot For second senator the
ballot stood: Mantel Richards IL, Hersh 1,
Power and Carpenter /. The joint ses-
sion dissolved until tomorrow.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
SLIGHTLY MIXED.

The recent metropolitan engagement Of
Louis James in ''Virginius," recalls to q
writer in The Dramatic Mirror how Mac
really was vicsiUized on enc occasion in that
tragedy. The Numitorius couldn't renem-
Der his own name You Will remember is,
sir" said the tragedian, carefully pro-
nouncing it for him, by the association Of
ideas. Think of Numbers; the book of Num-
berSs The Numitorius did think of il all
day, snd at night produced. through the
association Of ideas, the following effect:
Numisorrs-where n Virginia. Wherefore DO
you hold that Enaioea1 haudt
Claudius-who ASKS she question.
Numifsrii1-I her unl:is-Deuterooomyi
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02

NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. Mayor
Shakespeare has issued proclamation
prohibiting all prize fights glove fights
and other pugilistic encounters and in
structing the chief of police to stop them
and use whatever force necessary to do so.
The mayor expressed the opinion that it is
impossible to have fair fights even when
given under the auspices of the most
reputable citizens, hence the proclamation.
This will pecessitate the kilrain-Vau
quelin fight coming off in a neighboring
narish
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
NooNAN VEToEs THE BILL.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. l--Just before the
daily papers went TO press this morning
Mayor Noonan sent note 10 them saying
thai he had vetoed the gas bill recently
passed by the municipal assembly, popu-
larry known as the robber gas bill. 1t is q
New Years gift which the citizens gener-
ally will be very grateful for.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02

Chantauqua with uUfy servants and asads
alnsss - lifs at FselnsA
Nina Risg Wo.lA = argsniing large
eAani9ts a1d dz9nses eEtaelihne4e at
WarnR Rnuia, T. e.fire stair Of which
win bscsnpsssd Of women
Mia Helsn Canphen, auGhar Of .sPriseusrs
Of Poverty, has taken charge Of "Wonens
Werk and WageA"a new editorial depart-
ment In Coed Housekeeping.
Harriet Beecher Stew Is an honorary
member of the Author5 club a Nev Yuk,
and the only writsr 81 tie gsu6R ssx con
nectsd with that ogganiEAtfpn.
The richest woman IN Wisconsin Is said to
be the widow Of Alexander N3schen, late
president Of the Milwaukee, and 81 Paul rail-
road She Is worth several millions
Miss Emma Gus, who has devoted her
whole life TO works Of practical beneyoIence
In London, enjoys the distinction Of bang
the first female alderman in that city.
Mira q. 8. Grant has been favorahly men
TONED a. the successor Of Mrs. r B. Hayes
in the presidency Of the Womanb Home Mis-
sionary society Of the Methodist church.
Mime. Hscry GTsville annocpcss that the
ONSA b0aA4O IA SV0A ~ E5s>aaa4s 4tV114kAtv - NOW
for sale. Mme. Dudsvaatb bedroom and
study still remain exactly Is she left them.
Mime. Marie, who was the nurse Of Otto Of
Bavaria whsn he was child, |. the only par
son who can now bring a glsam Of intelii-
gence to the face of the unfortunate mad
king.
Among the able women socialist writers OF
London is Margaret HARNESS. She b shght.
with pale, mobile faoe, and . rapid, euer-
getic manner. has an independAnt income Of
her own, and is generous, enthusiastic, and
strongly individual
Miss Ysabei Echeguren, daughter Of tho
Spanish consul at Mazatian, and the richest
heiress on the Pacific coast, is Just IA. Hhe
has a well matured mind, considering her
youth, reads great deal, and naturally h q
fine conversationalist, caring more for the
profounder discussions than for tho frothy
nothings which pass In a ballroom or . toto
a-tete.
Mrs Amelia B. tor-Ericson-B arley-Po
ter-Ferguson- " hiee Martin Considine- Teuter
is the full name Of resident of the Black
Hills Oak. She Is now living with her ninth
husband -Four Of the former ones are dead
and four have been divorced She has no
children living. She is now but e. and IL
comely woman who has managed out of the
estates and alimony Of her husbands to accu-
mulate quite comfortable fortune.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
sLAvlN BADLY KNOCKED OUT

NEW YORK, Jan. LA cablegram to
Richard K. Fox from London intimates
that Frank p. Slavin has found some
thing more than championship in Eng
land. This something is a sweetheart who
is to be bride. She is a bar maid and
served at the hotel where the Australian
made his training headquarters at Margate,
the Maryland Rock hotel. Edith Slater is
the name of the fair one who has captured
the pugulist's heart.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
"ReELECTORu BUYS THE "GAZETTE

REFLECTOR" BUYS THE GAZETTE"
ABILENE, Kan, Jan. 1.-The Reflector
Publishing company purchased and took
possession today of the entire Abilene Ga
zette plant, good will. ETC., and the Gazette
fiector. No change in the Reflector's man
agement or name will be made. The Ga
zette was for years the leading paper of
central Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
TEXAS VETERAN DEAD.

HARTFORD. Conn, Jan. - Flippalet
Kimball, veteran of the Texan army of
independence, dieds here this morning
For the last decade he has been dependent
on Hartford charity, Texas granting pen
sions only to veterans actually residing in
the state.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
WANTS SlIRsinX NOM

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-The Hamburger Ma
christeu. reports that the East African
company threatens to recall its representa-
tive, Vohzen, If the government postpones
until the new reichstag the bill for subsi-
dising steamships for the African trade.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02

Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs and
colds. Ask your druggist for Ayers
Almanac.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
A Priceless BLESSING. F"
A YER,s CHERRY pECTORAL

"A XEho SnEnhH IE1AonhH
n is the best remedy for Croup,
whooping Cough. Hca.sensss, and al
the sudden Throat and Lung Troubles
10 which young people are subject.
Keep this medicine in the house. Hon.
c. Edwards Lester, late C. s. Consul 10
Italy, and author Of various popular
works, writes
with all sort. Of exposure. in al
eorts Of climates, have never. 20 this
day. had any cold nor any affection 81
the threat CT lungs which did pot yisld
to Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL within =
hours OF course have neTey allowed
myself 20 be without this remedy In al
my voyages and tra-eis. Undes ny
OWE ohservssion, Il has gwen relief 20
vast number Ct persons while In acute
cases Of pulmonary Inflammation. such
as Group and diphtheria IA ehidreE. Iifs
has been preserved through fss effects.
] recommend Is use Ia light and fre-
Guent doses. Properly administered
In accordance with your directions, Il -
n rsrlGFie&s laesSs1g IL alT house.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
PORTUGAL IS LAW MAKERS.

LISBON, Jan. liking Carlos will open
the cortez tomorrow. The chamber of
deputies will not be organized until the
end of January. Questions to be submit
ternal and colonial condition Of the gov
eminent will be discussed early in Febru-
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
CATHOLICISM IN RUSSIA,

ST PETERSBURG, Jan. 1.-The Novoe
Vremya says that the appointment by the
pope of bishops for Russia shows evidences
of reconciliatory spirit on the part of the
papacy. Russia. the paper says, has al
ways been tolerant in religious questions.
The Catholics in Russia enjoy equal rights
with Protestants, Armenians and Gregor-
ians The settlement of the Episcopal
question in Russia will certainly be an
advantage to the vatican, and will prove
that the pope was right when he con-
demned the clergy's interference with
politics.
PEARS is the purest and best soap ever
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
LARGE PLOT AGAINST THE CAR.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1.-The police
have discovered the existence of deep
laid and widely pervading plot against the
life of the car. The nihilists are aban-
doning their policy of open terrorism aud
resorting TO methods mere secret.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02

Appointyn -. once made. become debts
If have made al appointment with you- /
owe you puactuaiity. | have no right 70
throw asray your time, If DO my own
Cecil
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02

Ayers Sarssparilla stops the naseous
discharges OF catarrh, aud cures the COM
plant.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
Willing to ObIige the Lady.

BEECHAM's PILLS cure bilious and ner,
ouS ills