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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-01
When Run Down
And Your Blood is Impure
Hoods sarsaparIlla Gives Strength
and PurifIes the Blood.

d. G. Savage, proprietor Of the store and
dealer In general merchandise, at Naples
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-01
Why No{

make the baby fati For he
thin baby is delicate, and -as not
half so cunning. -,
Give the thin baby SCOTS
Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with
Hypophosphites.
SCOTS Emulsion is as easy a
food as milk. 1t is much more
effective in making thin babies
fat, and they like it.
If all the babies that have
been made fat and chubby and
we'll by SCOTS Emulsion could
only tell their story to the
mothers of other sickly babies!
There wouldn't be enough to
go round.
Don't be persuaded to accept a substituted
Scott & Bovine, NY. All Druggists. Soc and 81.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-01
For Sale.

Cheap for cash-Four horse power
steam engine and six horse power
boiler, almost. new. Must sell to
lake room for larger power. Adj
s this office. 2 10 tt
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'TY LOCAL NEWS.

.DB. Won KoEHBINe, ART.
te & res. 22o Garden ST.. tel. S76, 6 Is ii
Geo. Clark, 302 and 3O4 Nacogdoches
BIT. Furniture repaired packed,
ped, moved and stored; first class
X guaranteed. 223 Tyr
KARL GLOVER'S ROOT, the great
bd Purifier, gives freshness and clear,
to the Complexion and cures Consti-
I'm o5r ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
txPLAIaED.
ooNFrDRNcE IN TnEin PRODUCT
LEp THE SHAKERS TO MAKE
An UNIlNUAL uFFEH,

reop.e OF this day and generation are
not dieposed to give things away. When
Therefore the Mount Lebanon Shakers re-
Gently stated that any ono could get bot
lie OF Digestive Cordial by calling In per-
son nt their New York office, It excited
great deal OF talk.
One OF The leading dallles OF the Metro
poiis sent reporter to iind out what was
meant It developed that the preparation
IN question has proven beneficial In so
large majority OF cases that nine.tenths
OF the people who are sufficiently anxious
to call for n sample, lind go much relief
that they continue the products use aud
tell their frieude about IL, As result q
very large demand has been created.
The Shakers have long record of sue.
cfss as inventors aud their various medi.
cInal products have always enjoyed a
high reputation. The Digestive Cordial is
mot only nourlshlng in Itself. but 1t d.
Gests other food when taken as directed.
Sieepless nights, spots before the eyes
and a sense OF heavlnees after eating, loss
of weight and general weakness are
among the common symptons of indges.
flon which IL promptly relieves, and II Il
gratifying to Kown that such a poslt I've
and harmless remedy as the Digestive
Cordial should have at last been devised.
4 The common Idea about eonsump ption
1s that u is lung trouble. but this IA not
all. Why is 1t that the coneumptlve gets
thinner and thinner until he has wasted
X to skeleton. Because the food he eat5
does not nourieh him. II is not digested.
The first sign Of the appearance of con.
sumption 10 growing thin. wasting; this
ID before the cough; before the expecto-
ration. Stop the wasting and recovery
will follow In the Incipient stages, and the
disease will be retarded In advanced cases
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
SOCIETY.

Frank Pasohal is visiting friends In West
Chester.
Miss Annie Way of West Chester, is Wis.
itlng friends In this city.
st. Joseph's Sunday school picnlosd at
Blrmingh nam Park on Saturday afternoon,
Mrs Edwin Z. Walters spent a couple
OF days with her father at Green Valley.
Miss Moliie Solomon ls stopping at
Ocean Grove. N j.
Mr. Thos. Rushton ls visiting his father
at Georgetown.
Mr. ii. p Jones of Geefgelown e visit.
ing In our city.
Miss Annie Pettljohn is visiting her
parents at Georgetown.
A. A. Zimmerman ls over In Paris. He
will race In Australia.
Mrs. Julian Robinson and two children
left on Saturday for ten days stay at
Asbury PARK
Mr.. Mark NJ Cleaver. Samuel Cle.y r
and MI, and Mrs. Wm. ]. Fischer are stop.
ping at the Clayton House.
town,
Chas 9. Brown, swho has been ruatlca.
ting In Elltcott City Nd. fer the past 5.
ed In health.
Mr., and Mira. Rsybold are the guests Of
the Misses Springer at Georgetown.
The engagement of Champion Corbe It
BY the Union Street Park management on
Saturday evening was not very profltn-
hle one. Only 800 persons gave up 80
cents 10 see this wonderful freak,
MIR. Levi, the clothler at $40 Market strsat
has removed with his family from our
city TO Philadelphia whore lie will engage
In The clothing business.
DIR. Hogegelsberger took spin on his
bike to Delaware City on Sunday. Ills
tire burst on the return trip aud the Doc.
tor WIS given some fifteen miles of exer
else In pushing his wheel home He
Thought strange things to himself even II
he did not say them outl loud
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
yupes palL,s nroErrros,
nedd, Powell 10 Take "Trip to the sroan-
tains in New Castle JAIL

One OF ihe police officers yesterday
afternoon saw John Fitzgerald ask John
Welsh for few cents to pay his way to
Philadelphia He was arrested aud in the
city ccurt this morning JuGge Ball gave
him h5 liberty.
Frank Merrick colored. on Saturday
night cursed everybody around Front and
Market streets. Officer Ward stopped the
fun aud Judge Ball valued the perfor-
nance at 81 and costs.
William Powell will get 40 days at the
river shore at New Castle on tho beautiful
bouIders unless he pays s5 and costa for
being drunk.
charged with disorderly conduct On
Saturday night four young whits men
went down Shipley street and raieed O
regular racket. Chairs went flying In the
air and Benjamin secured his brother's
revolver. The case was dismissed on pay
ment Of costs.
Because Joseph Welsh has transferred
his love 10 another woman Annie Johns
objected after ooh2blting with Joe for
year. On Saturday morning she went 10
his room and Joseph assaulted her. The
case wns dismissed.
Nathan Hocltsteln and Harry and Sam.
uel Price had a scratching match yester-
day on Front stroot. The charge of ns-
sanlt and battery against tue Price boys
was dismissed.
Jonil LonkllnB VIII nave TO IurnIsh q
S21o bail bond to keep away from her
mothers house.
Benjamin Thomas will appear to NOR.
row morning TO answer the charge Of as :
snuit and battery OH James MoMonigie.
Both parties are youths
Michael Mcdonnell was charged with
the larceny Of cont and vest. 1t was the
wrong coat and vest and the case was
dismissed.
The charge OF toying with q female
child against Joseph 0Neil aiso took O
slide on the tobogRan.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
linlina prloaa
DEATHS.

RUSsETL-On August TO- 1875. Rachael ].
Russell. relict OF Joshua Russell, aged 10
years
Iielatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF Mrs. Ann
Calvert. No. 1925 Washington street. on
Tuesday morning a. 10 o'clock.
BEMLEY-On August 10, 1895, WIN. p, H.
infant son OF VIM. B. and Lydia q. Rem
ley, aged months and DAYS
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the phreuts' Residence, 3 "a
Madison street, on Monday afternoon, at
ociot Ii. lnterment Rlverview cemetery.
COoK-on August 10. 1905. CatharIne infant
daughter of Samuel A. and l., NJ. Cook, aged
months and works
Relatives and Friends are Invited TO attend
her funeral from the residepce of her par
ents 6lB Church street on Monday afternoon
at 2.3O o clock. Interment ut New Cathedral
cemetery.
DEkN-on August 10. 1895, William Dean in
the list year or his nge.
Relatives and friends OF tho family are in.
vited to attend tue funeral from his late
residence No. va spruce street. Monday af-
ternoon nt O'Clock Services at the house.
PRlNGLE-on the 10th inst, Mary A. Prin-
gle.
Funeral services on Monday afternoon at
Drandywine cemetery.
FLEaiIEG-In this city on 10th inst, X ate,
wife of John Fleming. In her 5ith yehr.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral fionl her late residence no, 203
N. NnnBuren street, on TUESDAY morning,
luterment at kivefview cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12

Worked nil Might.

Last Wednesday, morning Ellsworth
Hollingsworth Of Chrlstiana hundred had
the mishap to break casting on his trac.
tion engine. which had to be replaced by
a new one befoIe he could move to anoth.
or farm. He therefore employed q man
to run the engine while he visited Phila.
lelphla to procure the broken casting.
He returned ln the evening, aud after re-
Lncing the broken piece moved the ma
pfne to the farm Of Mr.. Davis near York.
IN and by eight o'clock had 1t In running
o. der. He then put his In en- to work and
by daylight thresaed out the entire crop
OF wheat and oats. After which he pro.
oeeded on Friday morning to fill his en-.
gagements as though no accident had 90.
curred. Few men are as thorough going
As AIR. II. and few would have worked ali
night to prevent break In his engage
monts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
norss KILLED.

Mr.. I. D. Wallace. who resides at Third
and Harrison streets. hitehsd up fine 5.
year old black horse to his buggy this
morning and taking his colored man with
him started of In order to give the horse
little exercise, as he wished 10 learn hi M
to go a 2,40 gait On reaching 4th street.
at the junction with Broome, he endeav-
ored to stop In order to permit a car to
pass, when the horse took flight and com.
menced running. In crossing the vacant
lot tho cOlored man was thrown out and
slightly hurt, and In short time after the
buggy was overturned. and Mr.. Wallace
holding on to the lines was dragged some
distance, hurting his shoulder and cutting
his head slightly. Tho horse finally broke
one OF his forelegs at the ankle Joint when
he was caught On examination Mr.. Wal
lace determined that the injury was in
curable, and DR.. Hitch finally shot him to
put him out OF his misery. Ho was valued
at $500 and some $50 will be required to
repair damages to tho buggy. This Ia
pretty heavy loss but Wr. Wallace bears
1t like stoc and feels thankful that he
escaped with his life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
suppnscd Mnd DOG.

large brown setter dog supposed to
be suffering with the rabies dashed
along Taylor street at an early hour yes.
terday morning. lie turned from his
course at Lombard street, In an attempt
to bite some dogs, but us soon as they saw
him approaching they made themselves
scarce He than returned to Taylor street
anu continued on. Swapping at everything
in his way until he reached Walnut street
when he turned and was lost sight Of
Where he came from no one knows. but II
Is fortunate that he made his appearance
al. an early hour US the street then was
almost deserted. Had he came along an
hour OF 30 later, 1t Is probable there would
have been another lot OF candidates for
the Pastour Institute.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
1000 waists reduced az Llppincotts.
Resolutions OF iieaueot.

We your com mlttee. on drafting feso-
lutlons liz memory of our late and beiDy.
ed sister, Annie Rutter, submit the fol.
lowing:
Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God
In his all wise Providence to remove from
our mlist our late and beloved sister
Annie Rutter who departed her life July
so, 1895 aged ~ years; therefore be 1t
Resolved. That while we feel vpr own
loss at the same time we tender our
heartfelt and sincere sympathies to the
members OF her family who at one fatal
touch of the dread destroyer was do.
pTived OF wife and mother
Resolved, That copy of these resolu.
tlons be sant to the family, and that 1t be
published in tho daily paper, and that our
charter be draped in mourning for thirty
days.
Signed by the Committee Of the Ladies'
OF the q. A. Il.
NJ. n MCDONALD,
SALLIE JOHNSON.
LYDIA UElaTAGE
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12

The next OF the series of personally
conducted tours to Niagara Falls, via
pennsylvania Railroad, Will lenve Phlla-
delphia on August Is.
The rate for round trip tickets good for
ten days Ia $40 from Philadelphia; Harris
burg. $500; Wllliamspoit. IS SO; proper.
tionate lates from other points.
A special train of Pullman parlor onrs
and LAY coaches Will be run. aud a tourist
agent and chaperon will accompany lhs
tour.
The tickets will permit OF stop off at
watkins aud Rochester in eRoh direction
and at Buffalo on the return trip.
For specific rates ard time of trains
application should be made to ticket
agents. or to Tourist Agent, Room All,
Broad Street Station. Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
A,LLED ny rnE uaAr.
4 ma.ss. -sres, yeaas INDY sussams, @
tho Humidity.

tho Humidity.
On Auguet IS, 1884 the mercury regis,
tered on the brink Of 100 and not sipq9
then was such warm day as yesterday
exnerlencad.
The trains and steam boats for the out of
town resorts carried thousands OF people
and tho streets presented deserted ap'
pearance.
The churches were slimly attended and
thousands thanked the Lord at homo that
they we're stlll alive to see the torrid wave
on Its eastward March.
But there 10 sorrow In one house at
least on Market street today and many
are the mournars over the sad ending OF
beautiful young girl. Yesterday morn.
ing abe determined to keep house while
the others who daily hustle around the
place shook care away and hled them
selves away to different resorts. She was
dressed In summer costume and with
several fans and handerchiefs near. by she
stationed herself among the tloweTs and
watched the pretty little birds.
Young men and women passed to and
fro but paid little attention as few but the
wealthy can life enjoy. Shortly after II
O'Clock che Received paralytic stroke her
left hand became useless and the poor
young girl could not make herself be
heard. About / o'clock one OF Dolan'e
big policemen passed by the window and
laughed at the young glrl-the man
should be dismissed f,om the force as he
saw the paint roll of her cheeks. There
was no one in the place to geta piece OF
Ice or to summon a doctor.
The humidity was awful, and still the
poor girl suffered. And still no one ar
rived nome About o o'clock one OF the
household arrived, and was horrlied to
find that the beautiful young creature no
more would attract the atteution OF the
people OF Wilmington. Her beautiful
yellow locks nestled upon what formerly
was her beautiful face, and the torrld
wave carried death on Its wings to Mar.
ket stroet store.
A docIort WIS summoned and pro-
nounced life extinct. Deputy Coroner
Chandler was noliiled, and after investl.
eating the caee, gave a certificate OF
death from natural causes.
Messrs. Mitchell aud Bash gave the
wllted form OF the beautiful model which
adorned their show window a decent In
terment In the cellar this morning.
Hundreds Of curious people called to
view the remains this morning and when q
| REPUBLICAN reporter saw that the lace OF
| the figure as well as It's hand had melted
yesterday he blessed his stars that lite Is
| stlll worth living for yet.
GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
APItETTY WEDDING,
A Wen Known Wilmington Girl Married to
Native OF Jacksonville.

" ch Ahowh Wilmington tslri married to
NATIVE OF jacksonville.
A very quiet but pretty wedding took
place Saturday evening at six o'clock at
sne residence Of Mrs. L. p. Harwood. on
West Fourth street. when Ruth L. Har.
wood was given In marriage to Mr.. Ralph
d. Grather. OF Jacksonville, Florida.
Rev, A. Il. Walker, OF Calvary p. E.
Church, performed the ceremony In the
presence OF the family and few friends 9
only. The bride wore a costume OF light
brown cloth with hut and gloves to match
and carried a handsome prayer book.
The groom wns attlred Ia the usual black.
Miss Annie Taylor was brides maid
and was dressed in white organdie and
lace with taffeta trim mings, and white hat
and gloves.
Little Miss Mary Sutton, OF Edesyille,
Maryland, preceded the bridal couple. on
entering the parlor, carrying the wedding
ring on hand ralnted white satin cush.
lon. She wore white with satin trlmm ngs
The pnrlur which had been darkensd and
then brilliantly lighted, was beautifully
decorated with q profusion o; cut flowers
and potted plants.
Mira. s. j. Bowen rendered the wedding
marches In n style which showed her ap.
probation Of the occasion.
After the ceremony Mr.. Walker address,
ed the newly welded ones In few happy
and appropriate remarks.
Then came concentrations, after which
MT and Mrs. Grether were driven to the
p. W. d b. depot,
After travelling through the north and
west they will reside In Knoxville, Ten.
nessee.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12

GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Eight Girls Killed.

A fire broke out IN the paper box manu-.
fnctory Of Brown & Barlow, No. 42l
Franklin street. Philadelphia. about nipe
o'clock this morning. and so rapid was
the progress OF the flames, that girls
lost their lives because Of their failure to
escape from the burning building. Sew.
eral firemen are also reported to be In.
jured by the falling debris. The whole
fire department. was called out, but up to
80 this afternoon the flames were still
burning. The loss Is heavy, over hun
really distressing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
On TheIr Apn,,nIon,lug.

Mr.. Joseph Locke. we'll known real.
dent OF the eastern slde, started with
part OF his family this morning ON their
annual outing, lilo pstty left In Mr.
Lnckc'a line yacht. and took with them
his large fishing oahn, which Will be util.
i2ad as their abiding place during their
stay. They will be Joined tomorrow by
the lalles OF the family. They huye se-
lectod n charming spot on tho Jersey
shore, where there are ample oppurtuni.
ties for bathing, fishing boating and
grabbing. 1t 10 hoped that thoy Will have
au enjoyable time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
stili lie smiled.

A gentleman named William accost.d
MIR. Robert Handy at Fourth aud Market
streets on saturday ornihg. and began
TO backguard tho genial senator about
his not being q Republican: that he was
sent by the people OF Braudywine Hun.
dred TO represent them. but he failed.
That he had mortgage on his farIn when
he went to Dover which Mr.. Addlcis paid
on aud That the senator was disgraos TO
tho Republican party. Senator Handy
said lie did not want TO talk to persons
who made blackguards OF themselves
and laughing one Of his broad smiles he
walked on up Market street His accusur
h1d Eeen looking on tho beer While 1t
fl lULhed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
Did Nor HIntrrInIIzo.

II was announced that the Junior Order
American Mechanics would attend divine
service at Calvary Baptist Church last
evening, and quite large congregation
wac present to receive them. The pastor
had prepared an excellent sermon. and
the choir had prGcticed number of pk.
triotig hylnns but owing to the msunder-
standing the members OF tho ORDER fuiled
to appear. 1t was great disappointment
to all concerned.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12

The last opportunity to see Bay Ridge
this season will be Sunday. August 18th.
The last chance to sail on the broad Ches.
npeake will be Sunday, August 18th. don't
let the opportunity pass to spend q day
at this peerless Bay Side Resort, catch a
glimpse OF Annapolis, see the shipping
and hArb OF Baltimore. the Metropolis
OF the South, and enjoy famous Mary.
land Soft Crab dinner.
Special program of sacred music by
military baud. Everything is bright,
harmless and rest inviting at Bay Ridge
We give below q list OF stations sh o wing
time Of special tralns and rates;
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN II. r.

= Trains leave Wilmington (Frenrh STRAIT
Station Tor B. o. junction, MontchRnin
Mlhterthur Guyoncourt, Granogue, Cossart,
thhdds Ford junction, Pocopson West Chcs.
ter Embreeviile. MortonVille, Uoatesyilie
aud intermediate stations daily except sun
uay, ut $50 u. m., i.55. 4.05 uni B. 20 D. m Sun.
at 100 p. m. -''''
For Waynesburs Junction Springfield AMI
intermediate stations daily except sunday.
~ 7.81 e. ni., l.55 aud 4.O5 D. m, Sunday onIv
at sos a. m., LBS and LOS D, M
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and inter.
mediate stations, daily except sunday, ut
Il. IN. and l.55 p. Iu
a. q. MCGAuSLAND. Superlntendent
BoWNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Pass Ayont
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
LOCAL DOTS.

John Emmons. who resides at No. 5S L.
Fourth street. Ia gradually recovering
from u nine weeks spell of sickness.
Mr.. Joseph Davidson and wife. who
have been away on their vacation for live
weeks returned home on saturday. They
report very enjoyable time on their va
cation.
Mr. Robert Justis ard wife Will leave on
Wednesday for Browns Mils.
Mr.. William Lawton was busily engag-
ed this morning In harvesting his hay
crop on the marsh near Shellpot Creek.
What Will the harvest be
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
YI.iIinn i.n,nn

Joshua TaGgart of this oity. Is tenting
at Brandywine summit Camp. He Is un.
abe to walk but Is propelled from place
to place on an invHild's chair and appears
To take deep interest In the services. MIR.
Ihggert ie some ~ yeaIs OF age. aud In
stIl cheerful and hopeful. Persons
hlessed with the use OF their limbs and
faculties have great cause for thankful
nsAa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
rrrnw I,Iln 10 Cnmn.

The youGg people OF Brandywlne gave
a straw ride to Brandy wine summit camp
Thursday evening. The party included
Misses Mary Lyons Lizzie Davis. Ella
Seweli, Muggie Adams. Bertha Gill, Liz.
ze Cunningham. Hattie Candel, LIZZIE
Baylls and Este!la Davis aud Messrs,
Walter Alexander. Edward Haggai ~ Vim.
Lyons. Carroll Griffith, James Rogers.
Geo. Lum.s, Harry Mcclure, Herman
GTler and Geo. Buylls.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
AniIiheIlieuts.
UNION STREET PARK.

Tho Robinson Opera COMPANY continues
to draw large crowds, to UnIonpurk. every
evening, presenting the popular operas of
the day, as their drawing cards. This
evening the opera bohemian Girl" will
be given. Friday evening he greatest at,
traction OF the season i'Tr,lby" will be
given by Palmer's company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12

The congregation Of tho Sacred Heart
Church Will meet tho abbot on Thursday
and seltle the dlspute.
The children OF st. Poters Female Or
phanngo are at Gordon Heights TODAY.
Frank me has entire Charge OF the
young people.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
RAIN. THUNDER AND LIGHTNING.

August l2-Ths is the most delightful
morning since camp opened. The storm
which threatened to settle over the camp
yesterday afternoon came Inst night and
was accompanied by vivid lightning
morning tho avenues Gre clean the grove
cool and pleasant. The storm wakbned
many OF the tenters who had retired With
open windows to obtain relief from the
Intense warmth OF sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
(,rnnt, Lawn PnFfy

A grand lawn party will be given by the
memberP Of the Second M. P. Church on
the lawn at the residence of @. N. Scott
corner Of Oak and Broome streets. An
members and f-iendB OF the church are
earnestly requested to come out on We'd
nesday evening. Aug. l4th, and enjoy
soclabie evening together. Everybody
welcome. Admission free. There will be
plenty OF leo cream and refreshments for
sale on the lawn, Proceeds for the bene-
lit OF the church.
Nessleln, sign painter, 70l West Eighth
street. Phone 2o4.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HEAI.D q COMPANY,
BRnkers and Broitcr..
seyeuth and Market streat,

Investment and Becnrttlo3 yIeId,nx
from tot por cent
orders for the purchase and paie OF
stocks and Dondson Commission Nxeout.
ed at all the sioux exchanges
Private telegraph wire3 to New YORK,
Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters ol Credit "a
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
Going West.

David Ford who sold his horses and.
wagons at public sale, In the Ninth ward
on Saturday through auetioneer Stldham
will start for the West In few weeks, as
he has been engaged to take charge OF q
stock farm. His trotting horse sold for
Sl3O