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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1893-06-08
Children's Day at Dover.

Children's Day for the NJ. +. church
south, in Dover, was observed last sun
day, and the large crowd that gathered
at the church to witness the exercises OF
the day felt that it was grand success
The following program was rendered .
Opening Song, ave shall see Him.
Welcome address, bys Master Eugene
Rollow. Scripture reading, by Bro. Nc
liver. Song, MY mothers hand" Pray
er-the Lords Prayer in concert Reel
tation by intermediate class and teacher
Song, mo dying there" Responsive
reading by superintendent and school.
Song, Resting in the Savior's love-
Recitation by Miss Jessie Linton Course
of empty hands" Song, Little ones
like me" Recitation by Mr.. j. +. Pitts,
"1'he angle in the stone" Song Banner
of love-" Address by Bro. W. A. Baird.
Song, Refuge Recitation by Sister
NJ. S. Brock. Song-quartette-P
Miner, johnson and others. Floral Of
fering. Song, "At the cross" Benediction
by Bro McIver.
Superintendent Brown, who has hel d
the office so long and aeceptably (since
1879 may we'll feel proud Of the excel
lent exercises, and the officers and teach
ers deserve and do receive the thanks of
parents for the kindly attention that has
been given the children in the Sunday
school during the past year and for the
training given them for Children's Day.
Each performer deserves special mem
ton, but as that is impossible, suffice il
to say that all were perfect.
Prof. Miner has the thanks Of both
school and audience for his excellent
music. These exercises will always be
recalled with delight by all who attend
ed. The contribution was S4.25. Hap
Ply Children's Day, come again
REVOD.
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The following weather forecast for the
month Of June has been prepared by the
Rev Irl X. Hicks, the st. Louis weather
prophet:
About the 10th strong indications Of
solstiee storms will appear. Easterly 10
southerly winds will prevail---barometer
will begin 20 fall and it will growsteaoiiy
warmer, resulting in many active storms
from the 18th To 18th. The temperature
and storms are likely to reach a crisis a
bout the new moon. Renewed activity
Of volcanoes and earthquake disturbances
may be expected, though not necessarily
dangerous. They are the e-adjustments
of natural forces, and should be looked
upon rs beneficial rather than calamitous.
There will be great electrical activity
during these solstice storms, especially
during the night. but no one should be
alarmed as il will prove grander than
disastrous. Our friends will remember
the tendency of storms to whirl sud-
denly back from the east from about
the 10th 10 the 25th of June. Showery
conditions are liable during all that peri
Cd, and local twirls will repeatedly
fly back after passing east, unexpected
~ taking the starch from the collars Of
careless and unsheltered people. Heay-
Ter reactionary storms will pass east
ward about 18th to 10, and should the
barometer not rise and the wind remain
easterly TO southerly, series Of daily
storms viii fill the intervening days up
20 the next period.
From the 2lst TO the 18th inclusive we
will pass the turning point in our trip
NAflMwnga ~ ~.s e. ~
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Small Bile Beans cure Constipation. s5c.
Card OF Thanks.

To Misses Sue Lawrence, Della Patrick,
Carrie Erwin, Minnie Wheat and Mr..
viii Hill, members of the Floral conn
mittee of the Society Of Christian En-
deavor, Russellville, Ark:
You will please accept my heartfelt
thanks and sincere appreciation OF your
complimentary note together with the
lovely and much priced boquet accom-
nanying which you have SO kindly sent
me. An evidence, esteem 1t, of your
remembrance and christian sympathy
in my recent accidental injury. Permit
me to return 10 you assurances OF my
profound regard and esteem, with best
wishes for your individual happiness and
welfare and the success, prosperity and
advancement Of your worthy and lauda-
BILE society and organization.
Believe me very truly your young
friend, JoHS X. HOMER SCorT.
Russelville, Ark.
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At Mines 3 NJ. NV of To,
sulphur Springs Township News

Editor DEMOCRAT Our farmers all
have the "blues." The rains have great
ly damaged our field crops. Corn is
mostly damaged by weeds which the wet
spell has been very favorable for.
Oates are promising to be fair Old
North Fork seems to be as determined to
tear down as the farmers are to build
-up so the fences that she can reach (and
she has stood on tip toe) are not likely
to stay in one place too long Health
is generally good Mrs. j. NJ. Tread
sickness We hear that the people who
went to the nation last winter are wish
ing themselves back among us. Fayt
Stacy reports that wolves have killed
several head of pigs for him in the last
few days. j. ID. Ill.
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around the sun, aud start for shorter
days and longer nights. 1t will be nat
ural TO exDect some heavy storms with
rain and much lightning and thunder,
say about 23d oath, and 25th. Cooler
weather with storms and regions that
are short Of moisture ut the end of this
period will have to contend with serious
drought. Reactionary disturbances are
central on the Goth with the full moon
and the equinox of Mercury on the
same day. The combined causes are
sure to result in a warm wave, and some
very active electrical storms, with heavy
local rains during the two or three last
days Of June. The month will close
with very cool weather advancing from
the west, which condition will prevail In
the opening days Of June.
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Small Bile Beans cure Biliousness.
Small Bile Beans cure Sick-headache.
POTTS STATION.
The Scene of Merry Gathering OF
Young People.


When company of young and joy
full hearts meet to make mirth and glee
it is always pleasant, and when two
such companies meet it is doubly so
We have often looked with glowing adj
miration upon the young in their mer-
riment but never did our heart bound
with more gladness than on last Thurs
day evening when n company of Rus
sellville's gallantry met with the youth
of our quiet village to while away few
sweet hours. The occasion was a So
ciable given at the residence of Mr.. II.
ID. Brown in honor of his two accom-
plished daughters, Misses Carrie and
Ola, on the formers return from school
Long before the appointed hour had ar
rived everything was arranged in Gle
egant style and the roomy parlor, glow
ing with brilliant chandeliers and per-
fumed with fragrant flowers seemed to
WOO the light spirits within, while with
out fair Luna bathed everything in a
sea of liquid light.
When the appointed hour had arrived
q procession of buggies, hacks and sur
reys was seen moving towards this love-
ly mansion bearing young gallants and
beautiful maidens with hearts as light
as the oceans foam. Once in that love-
ly place and mingling with these happy
hearts one could but enjoy Three fleet
ing hours were spent in all kinds of mer-
riment the young heart can invent and
s'all went merry as marriage BELL
The clock strikes ten and yet we take
no note of time, until alas oh, too soon,
it is midnights holy hour and we must
go. We all took the hostess by the hand
saying in thoughts if not in words
May the Angels Irvine for thee
A wreath of Immortality"
The occasion was one long to be re-
membered by all present and we can
only repeat our parting words to the
host and say TO our young friends who
joined us, come again
The following were present. Misses
Della and Daisy Baird, Jennie and Floy
Jobe, Fannie Rankin, Amanda Young,
Ida and May Love, Ella Whitesipes,
Salemma Towel, Fanny Perry, Eta
Brown, Nora Weathers, Lora Ferguson,
and Gertrude Munday. Messrs. Tom
Brooks, Bob Henry, Ben Lears, Frank
Evants, Jim Young, Ed Harkey. Charlie
Munday, John Perryman, Bob Bonds,
Garland McFadden, Fred Johnson, Bob
Ferguson, Bob Smith, Jim Ferguson,
Gregory Falls. GARCoN.
Potts Station, Ark.
To aid Digestion take one Small Bile Bean after
eating. 25c. per bottle.
Cure for Colds, Fevers and General Debility.
Small Bile Beans. 25c Der bottle
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Remember the township conven-
| lions next Saturday to select delegate;
to the county convention. Go to your
precinct and instruct for Bum for chiei
Justice aud Cravens for associate justice
They are the winners.
The Little Rock weekly Gazette is now
published twice-a-week at the old price
Of $l.00 per year and at that rate ought
TO secure largely increased subscription
list. If you are not taking it let Us
send in your subscription.
Mr.. NJ. r. Craig has purchased the
one-half interest of Mr.. G.. g. Winn in
the brick store room adjoining FL. CIVIL
keys. Mr.. Craig now owns the build
ing and will occupy it after the lst OF
January with his market house.
The Russellville Christian church
and Sunday school is represe nted in the
State Missionary convention now in
session at Fayetteville by DR.. and Mrs
j. w. Pruitt, Prof. A. +. Lee and John
A. Ewton. They will return Saturday
Report has been received here that
IN Brown county, Texas, where a Pope
county colony is located, no rain of any
consequence has fallen since October.
Our farmers could well afford to spare
enough 10 last our Texas friends for q
year or two.
Small Bile Beans prevent Constipation.
We would like to suggest to the
town council the propriety of establish
ing street grade before further i'm
provements are made on the principal
business streets. 1t will have TO be done
sometime and the sooner the better
Think about it.
Gamble, the Nurseryman, will be
here Saturday the 10th inst. He will
furnish You trees GRATED on WHOLE
ROOTS cheaper than any other Nursery.
II you need fruit trees or want employ
ment as salesman you should see him
next Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Montgomery returned
Tuesday night from Hamburg, Ark.
where she has been teaching for the
past nine months, accompanied by her
friend Miss Lottie Fuller Of Nashville,
Tenn, who was, also, q teacher in the
Hamburg College.
One Small Bile Bean every night for weei
arouse Torpid Livers &c. per bottle.
The Russellville Iron Works re-
ceived last week consignment of block
tin from across the Atlantic. Ii was the
first shipment of imported tin ever re-
eeiyed in Russellyille. 1t is used In
making alloys in which nothing but the
purest article will suffice.
The first solid train of beef cattle
ever shipped from this station was sent
last Friday by Bumgarner & CO., OF Yeh
county, billed to Wagner, |. L. The
herd consisted OF about 800 head and
1 twelve ears were required to convey
| them 10 their destination.
1T is DECREEB that jacobson il
overstocked in summer dress goods anc
will sell Veinetta lawns and Crepe d.
\ Lariente worth 1921 cents at 1919 cents
Figured china silk null at 10 cents
These goods are in the latest patterns in
beautiful stripes and exquisite floral de
signs.
Bob johnson $500 killed VIM
I Mitchell near Appleton IN January
I 1882. was tried in the Pope circuit cour
and sentenced 20 five years in the pen
He appealed to the supreme court for re-
yersal, but that tribunal affirmed the
! lower court. Hence johnson will sery'
out his term.
| SmTrH's Pain OIL positive, pure;
Every ache and pain VIII cure
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as mercury viii surely destroy the sense az
smell and completely derange the whole system
when entering il through the mucous surfaces.
such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they viii do is tenfold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by +. J. Cheney & Co. To-
ledo, o., contains no mercury. and Is taken in
fcrnally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. In buying Halls
tatarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. II Is
taken internally. and made in Toledo Ohio. by
Il. Cheney co. Testimonials free.
&W- Sold by Druggiits, price T5c. per bottle
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town this week canvassing for bed
brace, the sale Of which in this county
IS controlled by him. 1t is a good thing
and sells well.
Have you watch that needs repairs
or some broken jewelry which you wish
mended? If so, take them to III. G. vii.
key, the .Jeweler, and have them repair
ed in first-class order.
Mr.. Harrison Smith, who was in
town Tuesday, informs us that as soor
as the building is finished Piney lodge
No. $3.50, A. +. q A. NJ, will be moved
from Berlin to London.
There win be an all day singing al
Liberty Hill three miles north Of Rus
sellville, conducted by DR.. ID. c. Hop.
kIns, next Sunday. A good time is ex-
pected. All singers invited.
The Christian Endeavor will give a
lawn social at Mr.. T. +. Russells next
Friday evening. Friends Of the Endeav-
or and members of the Epworth League
are cordially invited TO attend.
AT the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN
church next Sunday Rev. u. j. Hearon's
theme for the morning service will be
ministerial Education and at night
Little Foxes Everybody invited.
Judge J. G.. Wallace returned Sat-
urday from trip TO Muscogee in the
Indian Territory. He was not favor
ably impressed with the manner of adj
ministering laws no there.
"A number of Russellville's young
people attended very pleasant social
party at Potts Station last Thursday
evening given by Miss Carrie, the hand
some daughter of II. ID. Brown, Esq.
DIR. c. l.. Kirkscey OF Dover was al
lowed patent last week on horse-de-
team can be instantly separated from a
vehicle thus averting possible disaster.
On the 2lst of July there will be a
competitive examination at Clarksyille
for the Peabody scholarship accredited
to this district The examining board
will be selected by State Superintendent
Shinn.
rie Bradley will return to Little Rock
to-day accompanied by Misses Mary
Bradley, Lucy Brooks and Beulah
SHIdut WIN VIII DI lIltil SuGcA1 ioi
awhile.
The DEMOCRAT has for sale few
souvenirs Of the Worlds Fair building,
They contain smile of the Arkansas
building on one side, and the coat OF
arms on the other. Price 30 cents. Call
and get one.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage, to take place to-
day, of Miss Annie Lawton and DR.
Walker of Memphis. The brides Rus
sellville friends send congratulations and
good wishes.
The Associate Reformed Presbyte-
rians organized Sunday school last
Sunday in the Masonic building. Mr..
G. ID. Rowan was elected superintend-
ent and Mr. w. II. Macarthur secretary
and treasurer.
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and two delegates for over - pupils;
provided however, that each school shall
have one delegate, and no school more
than two.
All county vice-presidents superin-
tendents and ministers Of the gospel
within the county are eX oflicio menu
bers Of the Association.
]. 4. MrNpAY. President.
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The pleasant effect and perfect
safety with which ladies may use
the California liquid laxative, Syrup
of Figs, under all conditions, makes
it their favorite remedy. To get the
true and genuine article, look for the
name of the California Fig Syrup
CO., printed near the bottom of the
package.
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MILLER COAL.

M. Averill having purchased the
lease on the Miller coal land, has q
mine now nearly completed to the
coal, and will be ready in due season
to furnish the people of Russellville
either delivered or. at the mine, the
old reliable Miller coal.
For particulars apply to Dr.W. II.
Hill, j. III. Perry, or to
M. AVERILL,
At Mines 3 NJ. NV Of Town
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CITY PARLoR CONFECTIONERY
r. II. BONDS, Proprietor.

X. III. BONDS, Proprietor.
Always in stock Fancy Canned Meats, oys-
tiers, Fruits and Berries. Oranges, Lemons,
Pineapples and Bananas. Superior grade OF
Tobacco and Cigars. Finest assortment of Fan
cy Candies in town. Ice Cream and Sherbet
served every day.
Ice Cream delivered in quart trays.
Estimates furnished for Church Festivals, So
ciables, etc.
Handsome Parlor in Connection.
Best of Order Kept.
Call and see me.
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k9gRk ZINES, 8

trUTrS PILLS require no change of
Lewis Hood of Jenny Lind is visit
h the home folks again.
Just received new lot of wire cots at
Miller Bros.
Three days of sunshine have bright
raled things considerably.
Mr.. Dick Wells has moved into his
hew residence on the east side.
Good residence for rent Apply to
VIM. Brooks.
n MIR. w. l.. Pickett is reading law IN
Vie Office of Fowler & McKennon.
- f. Howell has five-room resi-
Once for rent.
Mrs. May Moseley and son are Wis
(ing relatives at Eureka Springs.
ii considering prices and quality Jacob
IN leads them all.
1.-THE council ought to put up boards
Indicating the name of streets.
i-Rev. w. Z. Rutledge made BUSH
sss trip to Kansas City last week.
Hon ggNT.--Two four room houses.
pply to I. J. Russell.
&-Miss Jennie Box of Morrilton is the
nest of Miss Ethelyn Deshong this
Week
jacobson is receiving the latest styles
n low cut and oxford shoes.
l "A freight wreck at Potts Station
Tuesday morning delayed trains several
hours.
II Screen doors and windows for sale by
love & Roys Hardware Co.
ode" Bob l.. Smith has returned
{om Fort Smith Where he attended
khool.
II Fruit jars and tin cans for sale by
Love Il Roys Hardware Co.
n "A two inch rain fell here Sunday
Night giving the earth another thorough
baking.
lGraln cradles and moving blades, etc.
\ Love 81 Roys HardwarSCo.
"A. II. Carter, representing Boston
zoe house, paid us an agreeable call
1Monday.
u Ticket No. 2007 drew the Calendar
Jock at II. G. Wilkey's June 7th.
MIR. r. II. Smith has sold his inter-
II in the Russellyille Foundry to Mr..
James Luker.
I A fine line of baby buggies, boys wa
pns and eroquet sets at Miller Bros.
Miss Mamie Russell is learning the
TT of photography at the gallery of Mr..
- III Gamer.
d The finding Of the court is that JAG
EDbson sells the best goods for the least
3noney.
Miss JonnieRollow spent a couple of
bays at London last week, guest of Mrs.
Harrison Smith.
Sweeping reductions in ladies, gents
Ind misses shoes. Pruitt Bell Mercan-
file Co.
4 CHlNCHINE is the best bed bug
poison on earth. For sale only by j.
Nv. Wells.
What do you wantg Prices right,
goods right and plenty Of them at M.
JaeobsOn's,
Call and see our picture frame work
I've are practical workmen in that line.
MILLER Bros.
Have you tried my 10 cent hose II
makes my competitors turn green with
|enyy. NJ. jacobson.
a new lot Of the latest styles Of pic
F-Se frame moulding just received this
week at Miller Bros.
-Messrs. r. NJ. Neal and j. b. Vest
Dover merchants, were in the city on
business Tuesday.
G. ID. Rowan & Bro. have just receiv-
ed fresh supply Of the clover leaf brand
OF Salmon. II can't be beat.
Mr.. John Brashear succeeds f. ID.
Campbell IN the poultry buying bus
mess AT this place.
High Patent -four, the finest
made, ~. 90 per hundred at
Pruitt-BelI Mercantile Co.'S.
Mrs. Jennie Hicks and children Of
Dardanelle were guests of Mrs. Virgia
McAnally Friday.
You can make no better investment
Than to buy Buckeye CultiYator. For
sale by Love & ROys Hardware Co.
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Strayed.

About May |, two large steers. or s
years old, almost white. Both wore
bells, one wore chain collar with brass
paddock attached, the other yoke
Suitable reward for return OF said oxen
to A. l.. THOMAS. at Anawalt mines. %
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County sunday school AssocIation.

To Superintendent
The Sunday school year closes with
June. Superintendent will please be
prompt after the first of July to make
their reports and send them 10 the Sec
rotary at Dover. All schools should
elect their delegates early to the County
Association, which meets at Appleton,
the third Wednesday in July. Let Moth
ing be left undone.
Each Sunday school in the county Is
entitled to one delegate for fifty pupils,
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Warming Order.

Peoples Exchange Bank Plaintiff } Pope
VS.. Circuit
G A Hughes 4 Sarah Linton Dens> Court
The Defendant Hughes, Is warned to
appear IN this Court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the Plaintiff, Peo-
Exchange Bank. May %, 1895
iunl6 }. Il. BULLOCK, Clerk.
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EpMorth Leag CUE.

Meets every Sunday afternoon at the
NJ. 4. church, south. Subject for Sun
day June IL self Denial Led by
Miss Rose Jamison, Everybody invited,
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Hoods Sarsaparilla positively
cures even when all others fail. 1t
has record of successes unequaled
by any other medicine.
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Mr.. George T.. Howell left last
week for Bcntonville accompanied by
little Misses Kate and Mary who will
visit for several days the family of DR.
Il. Nj. WYATT.
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MIR. a. r. Hicks Of Dover was in
town this week canvassing for bed
brace, the sale Of which in this county
Is controlled by him. 1t is good thing
and sells well.
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THE + SOUTHERN i BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA
Authorized Capital, $50, 1000, 900.

No other company Offers better Or more satisfae-
tory inducements to investors aud borrowers No
premiums deducted. Borrowers get full amount
applied for Borrowers pay 1854 on each $1,000
borrowed. Investors pay 81 on each $1,000 Of
stock for 70 months 1t is guaranteed that ~
monthly payments will mature each certificate
Russellville Local Board Of Officers
GEO. w. Harley, President
JAS. NJ, LUKsii. Vice Pres.
WIN. G. WETMER, Sec. and Treas.
JOHN T. BULLOCK. Attorney.
WIN. L. PRUITT, Agent.
o
DIRECTORS:
L. j. Smith, W. J. Johnson,
Jas. NJ. Harley, j. NJ. Luker,
G. w. Harkey, w. G. Weimer
J. L. Bullock, W. Il. Pruitt.
LOCAL DEPOSITORY:
First National Bank of Russellville
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HOOPS Pills cure constipation
by restoring the peristaltic action
of the alimentary canal. They are
the best family cathartic.
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Come and SITE YOUR MONEY by getting 6Q9-
gums whch wiU Ot5e o6ered By any other house and
hich cannot be duplicated oroeed aadn when we sell
0ut the present stock.
Yours for L0w Prices,
T. J. RUSSELL & BRO.
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Have you a watch that needs repairs
or some broken jewelry which you wish
mended? Ii so, take them to III. G. Will
key, the Jeweler, and have them repair
ed in tirst-elass order.
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To aid Digestion take one Small Bile Bean after
eating. 25c. per bottle.
Cure for Colds, Fevers and General Debility.
Small Bile Beans. CSC. Der bottle.
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VALLEY ROUTE TIME TABLE.

- Going East.
Local Mail .... leave Russellyille, 1910 a. m
Ekansas City Express, 4 40 a. m
Going West.
Local Mail .......... leave Russelyille, 1900 m
Kansas City Express, 0:55 y. IN
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Consultation and examination free =
Office open every day in the year except Sunday.
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Mr. Harrison Smith, who was in
town Tuesday, informs us that as soon
as the building is finished Piney lodge
No. $3.50, A. +. & A. NJ, will be moved
from Rprlin to T,ondon