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Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-09
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la private conversation clo Gay enc of Chicago's oldest and most learned phydcians gave utteranee to the following
 Why is it that when we see person gazing fixedly for several moments at a certain point on the floor or in the street we say be or she is thinking hard about some thiug} Nine times in ten q person thus engaged or disengaged is thinking of nothing. At such times, if you only know it, the mind is nap, ping and there is no thought Prob. ably one of the oldest fads and it seems to be nothing more consists of persons when at such times they are asked what they are doing say Ing thinking hardT
 In the large majority of cases when a person is thinking hard or in tently the eye roams from one object to another and the hands and feet are moving more or less.
 The busiest and hardest working brain insists on taking momenta1y maps several times day Just be fore dropping off into one of these maps the mind commands the eye to fix itself upon some object, thus usually insuIing the holding of the head and probably every part of the body quiet, Then the mind catches it's little nap. These little mind maps or flashes of rest may never be more than twenty seconds long, and yet they have been discovered to do the mind wonderful amount of good. They never come to the deranged mind and it has also been discovered that the supposedly sound mind which does not take them is on the verge of insanity Exchange
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-09
TOMMY eyaNe AND raE INDIANS.
How War Was Averted by n Good nrnrt and q PersmRsive Rrnrne.

How a War Was Ayerted by Good
 Heart and n Persuasive Brogue.
 Captain Thomas ByIne. or Old Tommy" as he was aifectionately called hy all his associates. had at one time charge of the Hualpais, a tribe of Indians settled in northwest ein A1lzona. Old Tommy. perhaps from bis "deludheiin tongue. had an almost miraculous ascendancy over the chiefs and head men of this tiibe, and though his native elo- quence was seconded only by the scantiest allowances of ra6ons from the subsistence stores of the camp he was loved and trusted by these child ike allies To hear him coaXing back a suiky warrior to good hunor was something to be long remem hered
 Come, now he has been heard to say 'shure. phat is de matther wid yeg Have yes iycy axed me for any thiu that Oi didnt tpromise it to yezY"
 Yet Tommy's promises were al ways kept
 Suddenly one day the Hualpais. like a flash of lightning out of clear sky, won't on the warpath and fired on the agency buildings before ieav ing for their old stronghold in the canyon of the Colorado No one knew the cause of their sudden treachely and Tommy Byrne was one Of those who realized how much Il would cost Uncle sam in blood aud treasure if the outbreak were not stopped at once
 Without waiting for his spirited httle horse to be saddled he threw himself across it's back and swept out into the hills after the fagtives. When the Iualpais saw the cloud of dust coming they blazed into it. but Tommy was untouched aud dashed gaIlauly up his horse white with foam to tine knot of chiefs who stcod awaiting him
 At first the Indians were sullen but they soon melted enough to tell the story of their grievances The new agent had been robbing them in the most barefaced manner, and in their ignorance they imagined # to be Captain Byrues duty to regulate all the affairs in bis camp They did not want ta hHrl him and would let nm go safely back. but for them Jhere was nothing but the warpath
 Come bar!, with ma. said Tommy gently l will see that you are rghted
 Duk ,Aag vent. following that one Uuajuei man Suai Ebt to tha beef scales prusoa3cl tbe officer. aud in few miuu-ts, hr had detected the mmue! n which false weight had been secured hy tampring with the pa.sa A Texas steer which would not wpig4 more than sE pounds stood at zoo and of uuuI.e otber g'tJcle, followed il the same ratio
 ToHly seized upon the agency and gUok charge the HualmIs were perfectly satisfied and the agent left that night Thus was bitter war averie3 by the prompt acton of a plain Uulctsnred man who had no ideas aMmt managing savage. be yuu3tiatof treating them with kind ucss and justice Chicago Tribune
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-09
A Good Mornings Work.

The most bear ever got in one day" says a trapper, "was when l went to visit one of my traps and found an old she bear in the trap and two cubs sleeping by her side. In less than three minutes had three dead bears, and if those two cubs, killed cold, weren't juicy eating, I'll miss my guess, ] got fifty-four dol lars out of that mornings work. "- Lewiston Journal
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-09

Noinconsiderableamouuto of amuse- ment is derived from the perusal of real or supposed fragments of the nc count written by the shah of Persia of his adventures in Paris during the Universal exhibition. In one of these extracts there is a description of the visit paid to the museum of the Lou. yTe by the oriental potentate. When Nazir-ed Din was well inside the building, N. Lmroumet, of the fine arts department, manifested every appearance of being about to make an official speech. T fixed him with my eyes. the shah is reported to have written, and, surveying him from head to foot, said, 'Marcher M. l.ai1Qanet obeyed with the alac- rity of q soldier, and thus time was saved as well as unnecessary elo quence. Paris Cor London Tele ..f
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-09
A MonrnInr stnmn wanted.

It was a very aesthetic young wom, an who sighed the other day as she Sealed with black sealing wax her black bordered envelope whenshewas forced to put a red stamp upon it. The government ought really to issue mourning stamps" she said ; it is a positive discord to use these gay things. n-New York Times.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-09
noaralng mon.e nutteE Not Reportea.

HHafulbG houSe bHtteT Not heporteu'
 Four hundred hairs of average thickness would cover an inch of sur face, The blond belle has about 10000 filaments to comb and brush, while the red haired beauty has to be satisfied with 5000, the brown haired damsel may have l09, GOO and the black haired but lG2, coo, Boston Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-09

A curious fact has been noted in Ireland from the census taken there. While the number of Christians, in cluding all denominations, has de creased during the past ten years, the number of Jews has increased 2Sl per cent.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-09

The best material for hardening and tenipering malleable iron and steel goods is said to be leather cin. ders, | qde by burning waste leather,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-09

The islanders of the South Pacific use heavy conch shells as heads for their war clubs, the sharpened points serving admirably for the purpose of pecSing out the brains of an adyer- Go1v
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-09

Mexico has been estimated to con tain 479 square leagues of forests, 1S,l34 square leagues of mountain land and 1892 square leagues of un cultivated land
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-09

The United States purchased Alas lla in 1S67 for a moneyed consider ation, which amounted to less than nineteen-twentieths of a cent per acre.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-09
A yoloe I.lke A Crowd of Boya.

The laughing jackass, when warn ing his feathered mates that day break hand, utters a cry re- sembli no of lhr rNouting,
 whoor .n3 wild
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-09
Knights Of eyshIas.

Regular meeting of Piual Mcuntgin Loflge No U, Tuesday night of each week at Ma. sonic Ilall. All brothers in good standing are cordially invited.
 THos. " CURSow, c. C. W. F WgN1HoYF, K. R. s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-12

all oyenncRrly nil the time, and my body felt az
sore rs II II had been pounded with club. !
had constant pain over ms eyes aud through
my temples. aud my eye.balls ached and panied
me away back into my head lalso had shoot
ing pains through my chest TO each shoulder
blade. pain md soreness in the small OF my
back, over the region OF my kidneys, and pain
shooting down the legs 70 tho knees, with ny
times ilumbreSs aud pric&lng sensation, as Of
needles juggling me. ! had rheumatism all
through my body, so bad NJ times could mot
go 70 sleep.
up with a sticky. tenacious muCus and would
often hawk out little chunks OF hard stuff as
black rs coul My throat finally got 20 sore and
swollen could scarcely swallow. Ny oars were
also affected byroRrlng and Kissing sounds
1.-THE appetite became Affected and nothing /
ate seemed TO agree with me. After eating my
stomach would swell ZIP like drum and was
troubled with belchlng OF gaS. pRlpitation OF
heart, dizzy and smothering sensations, etc.
II could not sleep vol. my sleep was troubled
with horrid dreams aud worked all night IN
these Dreams and nwoke In the morning tired,
unrefreShcd. sore and aching NIL oyOr. Finally
night swcats set In, which made me very weak
and nervous
II shall always bless the day was directed to
Drs Copeland Bell and Davis for they have
done for me whit no other doctors could do,
they have cured mo fate and sound, and now L
feel like new person. have no aches or pains.
eat and sleep well, and awake In the morning
rested and anxiou, Tor my daily work. shall
never forget what they have done for me
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READ THIS.
1T IS OF VITAL INTEREST TO
YOU.
Some of These symptoms are Present
in Every Case of catarrh.

rain owe the eyes or actos the bridge Of the
dull headache and led feeling. from no
Inowa cause
Stopping up OF tho nose, right or left nO''ril'
Ohcl changing
Ringing or butEing noises in The cars. often
IinparIug the hearing.
Weak aud watsry eyes, in some cases. con-
Stanl tendency TO sneo.e.
lrabiti,y TO remember or ihinl, or TO concen'
iTa;e ,hOJi;h on aus sub Get
Irit1tlilly or bad temper ard desire 10 DC
i disordered Stomsch, Irregular bowels sore
ness aud blOatlng aftce Eical,
Coughing In the morning or ater a warm
meal often attended with vomiting.
A tendency to take cold on tue slightest provo
cation aud without apparent cIuse. 49,, -
4 choking feeling iu The IhrOag' WhIch NO
effort appears 10 DC nblo 10 remove. -.
Snoring nt night and dry. narcheo tntoa''
with bad tHs'e in thu mouth IN tho morning.
Itching and dryneSs IA the. ears with no Sc
erection end dullness Of hearing
An Offensive discharge from the ears most
frequent TNsu o! Calarfh oil the head.
Formation Of haSd Jumps IN the nose ana III
the DG:k part Of the throat, oit,n dthcut 10 re-
move
Nervous aud discouraged Labor formerly
done With ease now accomplished with Sfea'
di[liCnity.
4 constant effort 10 clear the throat, generally
unsuccessful and causing great soreness.
feeling oil apprehension OF evil ana q seuorSl
worry about oro's physical condition ana wei
fare.
Polypus tumors, u result. OF Catarrh, with dry
ness OF the throas and bronchial or asthmallc
cough
HoarScncss tho voice firing easily, and with
Singers M inability from huSkineSs. 10 sing
Gradual loss OF IieSh and strength. though inc
usual amount Of food has been eaten.
Rapid palpitutlon OF the heart. often attended
with great nervousness; occurs at night or al'ef
meals
Rad breath. repulslve to patient and those
about him. although the former may not be
aware Of It. owing 10 inability TO smell,
Shooting pains through the chest, showing
that CN.O1h Il extending 10 the lungs ana may
be the cause OF serious mischief
Sec'etiOns ga herring in the back part OF nose
and throat. having 10 be cleared by drawing
back and splitting In the morning and during
the day 10 obtain relief
MANY OF THE FOREGOING SYMPTOMS
ARE FORERUNNERS OF G INSuMPTlOH a
Fatal. TERMINATION is THREATENED UN =
Lass SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT is OBJ
DIS. Copeland Fell md Davis have made a
special study for years past OF diseases 81 the
nose, throNtSnd chest. aud By theirspociAi IRAN
ing and wide experience. by treatment oil nun
drGdS Of "incurHblc cAscG"--so called by phyhi'
clans who do not know how 10 handle them
ere able to give relief In every case and cure APP
pRrently hopeless ones.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-12

hornas, IN honor OF their guess, Slr'
". 5. Ayres, ci Washington city, from 3
10 o'clock. They were aseiNed 10y
Misses sallie Miller. Jennie Dixon,
Bees Griffith, Bess Bradr, siay rhomas
ami Lena Mckay. The aialt Was
charming.
The Terminal Company viii run
special train 10 Wheeling and return
this evening to Accommodate those
wishing TO attend che Democratic ioliiti-
cation. Fare ior the round trip, 10
cents. Train leaves Martins Ferry at
7;l5, returning from Wheeling 4. II
o'clock.
At the Demorest gold medal contest
at the Opera House the prize was won
by Bert Hopkins, OF BcIlaire.
Mr.. John @. Hoyne hssl moved into
his splendid new residence Oh North
Fourth street.
Mrs. DR.. shuttleworth ia home from
a pleasant weeks visit with steuben.
Vile friends,
Last night the stable OF Mr. GILES.
pie, at Portland, was burned; loss, S5JO
or 500.
Mr.. Burt George, OF East Liverpool,
is visiting his brother, Harry, oil this
city.
Robert Baggs is building a doubl,
dwelling house on South Fourth street
William II. Conloy is entertaining
his father, Patrick Conley, OF Dayton.
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MARTINS FERRY.
NOws EotOs and Personals from Our Near
NeIghbnr.

Nows EotOs and Personals from Our Near
Neighbour.
The pastors OF the different churches
will observe tho day OF prayer for young
men tomorrow by preaching appro-
PIRATE sermons to the young men, next
week being the week OF prayer, which
will be observed all over the world.
The Y. NJ. o. A. will observe the week
OF prayer. Rev. A. ]. Trey. pastor Of
the Baptist church OF Wheeling, will
address the Sunday afternoon meeting
Of the y. NJ G. A. Personal blessing
meeting will be held at s a. m. Evan
Relistic meetings will be held every
evening naxt week. Rev. Jacob Brit
tingham will speak on Monday evening,
and Rev. Dr. Fullerton on Tuesday
evening. Rev. D. II. Riddle, OF Havre
de Grace, Nd, will conduct the services
every evening after Tuesday. All young
men are invited.
Tonight contract was let for m
additional pump and outfit for the
wator works power house. The cost is
to be So, 100 complete 1t was awarded
to the Hughes Pump Company.
A reception was given yesterday
afternoon at the residence OF w. n.
Holiday. 1t was given by Mrs Holli-
day aud her neice. Miss Sarah B.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duCed, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable'to the stomach, prompt in
it's action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
populIr remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 hotties by all leading drug.
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try 1t. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fie syrup CO.
Say FRANCISCO. on.
LOUISVILLE. ~ oEW FoaS GLA
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A COAL MINERS STATEMENT

That ones occupation often has considerable
influence over his health Is shown in the case Of
Mr.. August Hood. as coal miner in the employ
OF the Laughlin Nail Company, who liyesat Don
p. O., little hamle! one milo west from Nar,
tins Ferry.
Mr. Hood says: 81 had been troubled of and
on for several yenrs. and doctorcd from time to
time with little or no benefit. till finally grow
SO bad became seriously alarmed about my
condition and felt that would have to have
Immediate relief or give up my work. ached
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All Sorts of Local NOws and Gossip from
tho Glass Cit7.

All Sorts of Local NOws and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
There are no petitions out for tho
postoiiice as vet, but the plans arc be-
ing laid TO claim that place by large
number. Among the names already
mentioned are ex-Postmaster Cooper,
Col. David Rankin, f. j. Stegar,. James
II. Darrah, Marion Huffman, James b.
Darrah aud others too numerous to
mention" 1t is probable one OF the
above named will get it.
Stephen Gallagher, watchman for the
B. & u. railroad at the tunnel at Lewis
Mills, was found dead at the door OF his
watch-house the other morning. Heart
disease was the cause. Tie was one OF
the oldest employees OF the company,
and faithful to the last.
Joseph Brown. a well known Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh railroad man. was
married to Miss Kate Smith NJ the
brides home. Just above Martin'sFerry,
Wednesday, and they 10 to housekeep-
ing in their own home here.
Hon. James McConville, who left his
business in Washington, d. C., and
came back TO Steubenville to help de-
feat Col. Poorman for Congress, wns in
town Yesterday min2linS with his Dem
ocratic friends
The steamer K. f. Phillips will make
special trip tonight for the Demo
cratic parade. leaving Bellaire at 6:4o
p. M, and returning leave Wheeling at
1880 sharp. Fare for the round trip,
twenty cents.
John Murray, one OF the well known
contracting firm OF stone masons, Muir
ray Bros, who had an arm and his nose
broken by fall at the Wheeling Jail,
is at his fathers home in this city.
The third story OF the Novelty
Stamping works is about completed.
One week OF good weather will see the
roof on. They expect to get started
next month.
"Zckc" Morris, the hotel man, hasn't
been seen since the election. His
friends think he will recover, however,
but it was sockdolager for an old
man to bear.
Judge Pearce fell down a stairway at
his home in Cadiz Wednesday morning
and fractured several ribs. He is quite
an old man and his injuries are very
serious.
Henry L. Anderson, Esq, a brother OF
James j. Anderson, of the Independent.
was elected prosecuting attorney Of
Rush county, Kansas, last Tuesday.
The liquor dealers here, members Of
the Ohio State League, will meet at
Turner hall Monday afternoon.
The Schuman- Wentworth concert is
the next entertainment on tho pro-
gramme OF the lecture course.
Ex-Auditor Billy Coffland, who came
home from Wisconsin to vote in this
county, returned yesterday.
Scott Deans brass band gave ball
in Turner hall last night and big
crowd attended.
Rev. Ezra CULLEN and wife, OF Smith
field, are in the city visiting his uncle,
G. C. Williams.
Rev. D. W. Chandler will preach a
sermon to the American Mechanics to-
morrow week.
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RINEHART & TATUM,
City Bank Building, Room No g.
Telephone 2l9. mol
FOB SALR.
BUILDING LOTS.


A bargain, South Front street lot 90 feet 'front.'
east side, river view, good class OF dwellings on
both sides; tirst-claSs location. III good value
for 81 500 but 81 800 will buy II bought at once.
500 for choice let on North Huron street;
paved street and street car line. You can mako
500 on this lot in few weeks time.
200 for Fifteenth street lot.
s2o5 for lot in GilchriSt addition.
$1,000 for q splendid lot on South Broadway
street, SoxlS0. It's good value; splendid neigh
500 for lot on South York street, close to street
car line.
back G q rive rTSr since So location G'c can sc his ~
Si7S for lot, 6Ox150, on Caldwell's run.
We have the finest residence lot at WoodsdRle
that there is In Ohio county, location, size and
all considered.
II You want TO go to Glendale. we have some
Of the best located lots on the plat at very low
figures. cash or on time
Pleasant Valley lots. the choice location Of the
valley, close to Nj. Blochs now residence.
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G. O. SMITH,
1870 MARKET STREET.
70 r S ALR.

Farm 80 acres two miles from city: splendid
improvements; suitable for gardening.
Fruit farm, 81 acres, one mile west Of Bridge
port
House Q rooms, lot S1xl2O, 5000
Double brick house. $40 and 3jia chapliuo
street rooms each with all modern improve
m0ntA, 5000.
House 0 rooms, Pipe street; Oh eap
2lots in HAndlan edition cheap
2ll5 and gIl7 Main street, IS feet front
House Of sig rooms gls Jacob street, and
four rOomed house Ia rear $500
House of six rooms, 900 Jacob street, $3.50.
Houlo OF six rooms and hall. with modern
conveIienceS, 1916 Jacob street, Sl,75Q
House OF four rooms 1891 Wood street, S1,S5C.
House OF five rooms, Fourteenth street, 5000
House Of hye rooms, Eot street. Center
Wheeling. $500.
House OF eight rooms, Jabob street bot ween
Fifteenth aud Sixteenth streets e5,50).
$500.
splendid farm, ATTY acres nine miles east Of
Lot on twenty .ntnth street, 500
0nOhalf lot on McColloch street. Center
oae.Safi lot lot on MOcOllooh and Belmont
'' Snehs sI lot on chapllne street, sixth Ward
One Of the best manufacturing sitss In tho
city fronting on two railroads
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Act on a new principle-regulating
tho liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery. DR., Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Unequaled for men, women and chill
dren. Smallest, mildest, surestI Fifty
doses, 25c. Samples free, at The Logan
Drug Co.'s. l
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f. G. BuRr's celebrated Shoes are the
finest in the world. None genuine I'M
less stamped on lining and sole, L. G..
Burt, New York.
L. v. BLOND, Sole Agent.
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mo- IET.

One Of the best store rooms in this city for
next year.
sevcn.roomed furnished dwelling
Five.roomed house, South Wheeling.
Fourroomed house, corner New Jersey and
North Huron streets
Dairy farm for next year.
Modern fat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-12

REACHES, bed bugs and other insects
are conspicuous by their absence in
honses where Bugine is used. % cents.
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NEsBITT g. DEVINE,
1899 Market Street. aust
FOB SALR.


No. 81 Thirty.fith street, hall lot, four roohnL
with summer kitchen and large attic; $500.
Three houses on Wood street, high ground
No. 3Sls. $50 and 859l $3.50 each.
Two houses on Twenty. ninth. four rooms
each. 81, 900 each.
feet. $500 eneh.
l52S Water street. $3.50
No. a5IO Wood street. lotSoRloo feet six rooms
good farm Of 7ls< acres one and . half miles
from the city A good orchard. SIX acres Ia
grape8 has AhVa.roomed house stables. etc.. aud
The best oil water Will sell on easy tssmIos
trade for city property.
Lots in Hohmann's addition, the best valuol
the Eighth ward, on very easy terms tot = aaoe;
10 1915 Jacob street, rents for slis......... loi
No Il Tllirty.elghth street, six rooms, nsw- 2lb)l
10, 1921 Chapline street. tan.roomed house
and two lob
Brick house four rooms and hall, Forty.
iintAnd Woods streets. full lot
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The Copeland Medical Institute.
Located Permanently, Second Floor
11s1 Main St, Wheeling, W. Va.
w. H. COPELAND, M. D.,
ConSultlng Physician
E. o. BELL. M. D.
L. G. DAVIS. NJ. D..
Resident Physicians

speclslt!es: Catarrh and all diseases of the Eye,
Far. Throat and Lungs, Stomach and all Chronic
DlscaseS Office hours, . TO II 4 m. to 5 y. M,
2 to p m. Sunday, Toto II a. m, 2to 4 p. m.
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Rev. Ezra CULLEN and wife, of Smith
field, are in the city visiting his uncle,
G. C. Williams.
Rev. D. W. Chandler will preach a
sermon to the American Mechanics to.
morrow week,
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TROLLEY wnEELs ANp a. ELEcTnIo
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BRoNzE ruYaREs, Bosn PLATES.