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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-28
A WORTHY LOVER.

10 see YOU. Miss Lillian, . said our trim
little ladies maid Jane, tripping deinurely
into the dainty boudoir, upholstered in
blue and silver, That my sister Lillian and
/ were sitting in one bright May morning.
I'm come down directly, Jane" said
Lille starting, with red cheeks, from the
depths Of a blue velvet fauteuiL
YES. miss. p And the girl retired from
Che apartment.
II guess my toilet is pretty enough, y
Lillian said, going to the long French pier
glass, ornamented with blue enamel and
silver, to adjust her morning robe Of waite
cashmere, faced with pale blue velvet
ssWill I do, Laura And she turned to
me.
YES, dear, p I said, gazing at the slight,
graceful figure and beautiful face that still
wore the lingering blush, with fond low
ing eyes. But, Lille, darling, why do
you encourage Vane Canyons attentions?
I wish you would avoid that man, my sis
ter. [ dislike him and positively distrust
him. =
Lillian looked at me with great, startled
eyes.
Laura, what do you mean by speaking
in that wayf'' she asked in agiUated tones.
s'vane Carlyon is the soul of honor and
truth 2
ssThe exact reverse, Lille, dear. Come
here and let me explain. My opinion of
him is this: MIR. Carlyon wishes to marry
you, dear. But it is not the pure pearl he
seeks-only the golden casket in which it
is enshrined- Do you comprehend me,
Lillian
My sisters face blanched as white as
alabaster marble.
You think he is a fortune hunter,
Laurag'' she said slowly.
Il don't think it, but state it as an ex-
act fact. If you wish to test his love for
YOU and discover his real character, VIC can
easily do it, = l rejoined deliberately.
ssHow9' she demanded sharply.
81 BY using a little deception Lille.
won't tell you now, but come down stairs
and listen to what I going to say. I
want you 70 slip into tho back parlor
without showing yourself, while I go to
meet Mr.. Carlyon. You win hear our
conversation, and if Nane is the rascal
think him he will discontinue his atten-
tions at once when he hears what have
to say If he, on the contrary, really loves
you for yourself and not for your wealth,
I am sure he win remain what he now
seems-your devoted adnirer and lover.
Come, dearest.
With mute surprise on her pretty face,
) Lille followed me down the broad marble
staircase, and while L proceeded to the
front drawing room she noiselessly enter
ed the other.
"Ah, good morning, Miss Raymond -
said the polished sprig Of fashionable so
ciety, coming forward with disappointed
look on his face when he behold who
was. Is Lille unwen or unable to see
1ne9s he added after courtesies had passed
between us.
My sister is enjoying perfect health,
Mr. CarlyOn, but I regret to say has met
with a misfortune that viii somewhat mar
your anticipations "
He grew pale and twirled his waxed
whiskers inpatiently.
You have heard Of the failure Of
IT, IS bank, Isupp0se?f I continued grayely.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-28

A few months later we became aequaint-
ed with John Rivers. He was good, true
man, with lauch nobleness of character
and hneuess Of spirit Lille learned to
love him witt all the tender love of which
her pure heart was capable
And when they came to me-LiIlian
blushing and shy, John Rivers radiant and
happy placed her hand in his and babe
hiln guard and cherish my darling as he
would the tenderest dollhouse plant, for I
knew I couiI trust him-knew he was
worthy OF her. knew he sought the fair
pearl, not the golden casket in which it
.-Hlxchange
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TIN SHOpS

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alb La roofing Al. phone SIS. zI6 VI. erh
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AMES B- HAYDEN. JeweIer and t5ptict4n.
compete stock of watches Diamonds
sllveEwate. ere Eyes examined and sDecsaci.ss
properly fitted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-28

TORRENT Furnished. pleas antly located
7-room brick c9ssase 2 uioghs t t sls as
TaIk Il
Oh KIN I'LL west 1eAlh avenue A. r
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rn1D rGFtR5r
Z 80 rs.s,--a,,T, fra Trs,ra s.rooI ho,lea ana
IL 81 b Massie's. ii Oakland purse Leave
at j. u Massie's. s94 Green Sc.
r. OsT-Biack Newfoundland dog. weight iI9
~ 70 10 pounds. For reward return to ~
= zs7L- 60 II - -, 41--.--
W OST-A pair of spectacles at the Grand
far tnair return to journal Office
CisI Between 7th and 18Th On Harrison ave,
ref,,rn Florence Tov-nslev. Eashburn Coiieres
aqf-~r, NtrO,t-
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NNGAa SALE Cheap. a good half Jersey COW.
IL sfZ Buchanan.
E'OR SALE Small plete printing outfit.
il Room is-ll2 WeSt7th
Ft't3E E r. s5eLle 4IlfiAg pony cheap ne
Kg0h SALE HaA blood Jersey cows, only SO
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Il Oh "A i-5--As a bargain a sooq lalnA5
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4 die. IA. DBneen. lit Lane st.
IGOR sALE-We nave left ia storage > hard
IL coal and soft coal stoves. must be sold at
once Hun Stove and kepalr Co.. I16 l.. sth st.
,, hotel Il II !. TOPEKA cheap. wa rent hotei.
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cash f. A. AolAIal' 80 A-AllSoA4 -
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AsNS 4 49, 49, 49, , n n l'g ~ 10y very
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on eALE w "a lo-aofse power
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EooNs a. srarIonER4


HE kELI.Aaf BOOK & STATIONERY co
y Go3 Kansas ave. Latest b0tks correct 81.
te-aElg newest wall paper. artistic framing.
ennis and base DaA supplies
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FUEL AND FEED.
MILK DEPCTS
MISCELLANEOUS

WIS., - p LLAfME0Q
4 tALI at 1910 Norm Kansas avenue foF dTess-
~ making.
CsAsT-OFF Clothing-W Wanted and for sale at
55 Topeka ave.
tn 0T1CE-TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN-
as u known lhat my petition is on file in
tlie once 81 the probate court Of Shawnee coun-
%. kansas asking Tor permit to sell intoxi-
$50 500 Ala9ls as ss4 kansas avenue. in
and the hearing OF The same is set for 1ues-
Gay q. nl-. DEG. Isl, 1896.
Topeka Kans.. oct. 2sth, 1876.
A i4lN kD-Ihe great European PaImists, at
n $50 Monroe Sc. Tested by the uobiIlty of
Europe and patronized by the business men and
future. Are you in trouble Or poor health or
desire 70 know what to do TO be success
.4l. consult these falmists and have your
you VIII regret IT, Circles Tuesday and FRIDAY
nights.
+ AIDES Haveyou called at standard Square
- Inch Dress Cutting school Mew Victor.
ne5surensnts) over clio kansas avenue. Mrs
a. 3. AFnott
8FANDoITN, Guitar ana Piano lessons CSC.
- " Diment, 5i4 Kansas avenue.
FSCE RIM Private once. With privilege q
main ONCE and vault Room "a Columbian
building
E7NENING shorthand class al lIO4 Tyier st.
- Lessons 80 cents.
CUITs-NIade to order in LATEST stvlas Al
u RED Here's. 634 Kansas ave. Cleaning
ot repairing neatly doue- Prices reasonable.
q 70 lls est Tenth for perfect hanging
af3s s6lFls, n alsts. suits. tailor made and
-atss. sleeves Mrs j. + Buzzeal-
" 444.4atIF-i-D Briclz wsA.ks .Asd cheap. J01a
hisehle. 100 Quincy =
or YIEws Of residence or psrlor. stock
Festival week see harrow III Il. 4 80 2,ss'
hefere fsost 'il1 y nave photos or your home
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-28

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-28
RrAt EsTATELOaNs.

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nv +. BOWMAN & Co. Mortgages Of sizs
= 2 and kind 10 suit investors always 0n hand.
Prompt money. lowest rates 10 borrow On cen
trail. city. or farm properties
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-28

" 515 1opeka ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-28
topeka Kans.. oct. 18TH. 1896

SU1TS-NIade to order il latest styles at
~ Fred Here's. 634 Kansas ave Cleaning
or repairing neatly doue. Prices reasonable.
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W4AltIh4llD Brick Walks A4l1d sueao J0Ua
hlseA4e. 100 Quincy s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-01
Ia OIG Em9AAnA.

When Charles II ruled the land, all strangers entering Southampton had 10 satisfy the authorities as to whom they were, whence they came and what they .Intsd there. Stone was so scarce Gravesend way that the names of tue occupiers of church. yard gr md wers inscribed on logt of wood fastened to posts at esct end of tho grave. and for want of better fuel the people of Wits used COW dung. which thoy dried m sum mer by daubing it against their houses and walls. Norwich butch. CTS were compelled to sell all meat killed in the fore part of the week by Thursday night in order to encour- age the sale of fish on the following days A pleAsaDter pect1Aarity of the place was the annual feast sf the maror, aldermen and liverymen kept in the town hall, whereunto ladies were invited and presented with marchpanes to take home with them. With like gallantry the traS~ companies of Newbury allowed tb< sex to participate in the merry meet tngs they delighted in holding, oL which occasions the men, arrayed ir. their best clothes, marched through the town with the town music play ing before them, the women follow ing after, finely dressed and all in steeple crowned hats, "a pleasant sight to behold. "-Chambers' Jour nal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-01
Tn. Biz Cleopatra Production

There Is much more than the usual interest to be taken in the Lewis Cleopatra production, which the great actress, Lillian Lewis, will present at the opera house on Fri day, January 3d. Not only is 1t s grand dramatic production, with gorgeous costumes and scenery, ballet and chorus and that sensation and novelty-the barefoot ballet and not only will the foremost American actress, Lillian Lewis, ap- pear in the tile role, character m which all critics concede her to be not only equal, but even superior, 10 either the Barnhardt or Davenp Irt interpretation. This production has Rot only these to recommend 1t to the public. There is cast support ing Miss Lewis which is in every way phenomenal.
 Seen by 8 representative of this paper, Mir. Lawrence Marstou, the Sdapter of the Lewis Cleopatra, said: "As a matter of course, there is no use to paint the lily white, nor ts perfume the violet, and 1t IS just as useless to dwell on the genius and art attainments of Lillian Lewis. She has been so much written, read about and talked of, that all theatre Roers know her. And the sSme sp- plies to her Cleopatra production, for more space has been devoted to Miss Lewis and her Cleopatra than to any attraction on the road. It ia the cast I wish to speak of, and in this regard, 1 can truly say that one of the greatest actors this coun try has produced, Mir. Edmund Collier, plays Marc Anthony in the production of Cleopatra, which Miss Lillian Lewis will present here. Ed mund Collier is 6 name of the great est importance in the history of the American stage. For years he was leading support of and shared the honors with that great and so well loved actor John McCulloch. The genius of the great tragedian, was by all theatre goers and critics. con- eeded to be the nightful inheritance of Edmund Collier. Mccullough 0luson oAPTSSScO u os us Nglnk wish, that Collier should succeed him in all of his favorite characters, Virginius. IKAstacus and Jack Cade, and gave his favorite all of his plays, much of his wardrobe and scenery and paraphernalia and made his last request to the public that loved him 60 well 10 give the love they had bestowed upon him to Collier whom he wished to perpetuate in his own success the glory and renown which he had earned. The friendship between these two noble men and great actors was of such grand frmnesS, that MT. Me Cullough's dying moment, when he recognized his associate and kissed him farewell, was the most tragic ally pathetic one that either of them had ever felt. Brutus like, McCul- tough gave Collier his sword, and this the actor cherished above every thing else, and is worn and used in all the Roman parts he has played. It is this sword he wears as Marc Arfourn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-01
No More Fear of the Dentist.

Mf Look at the new evolution in dentis-
 try which is intro
 duced by the A, Heayenston Dental Co, permanently located in the city of Prescott The A. HeAvenston Dental Co. will ex- tract teeth with the new vegetable ySpor gas, which Is a pure oxygen, the only absolute safe and painless method of extracting teeth. Teeth filled absolutely without pain. This is not tale but il will be proven by a thousand living testimonials m the city Of Prescott and vicinity. Denture plates, bridge, crown, etc, etc. made ou the shortest order and guaranteed to fl. Old plates made over as new. lrregularity of teeth corrected. Alyeolar Abess, Necrosis, Pyorrhea Alveolars, Pupitis, Peri camentitis, Plutrecant Pubs and other diseases of the mouth cured m short time by an entirely new pro cess or no pay It needs trial to appreciate. Dr. A. HeayenSeon Is actually in the dental practice for the last twenty years and is the in Sentor of many improvements by which he can do all operations pain less. Remember that the Heaven ston Dental Institution is complete in all its branches and Is located in Office Row, Prescott. ATiZ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-01
Miscellaneous Wants.

If you want a good smoke, buy your cigars at Aitken's, who keeps the best brands on the market. fl
 A comPetant female nurse of many years experience wishes employ ment Address, Mrs. \. HIESTAND, Prescott, Arizona. aStf
 WANrED-One fair span of horses, spring wagon and harness to rent with the privilege of purchasing at stated sum, Jan. 10, lS96; good care and light work. Address :. B. O., this office. 25s3w
 WANTED Toemploy an energetic lady or gentleman to represent our business in every county. Salary, 5000 per month and a commission. Address, with stamp, CHAS. A. RoRIN- SON & SoN, Salina, Kans. 25sStw
 WANrED:-An honest, active gen tleman or lady to travel for estab- lished, reliable house. Salary $7SO, payable Sl5 weekly and expenses Situation permanent Ref 'rences. Enclose self addressed stamped en- veloPe. The Dominion Company, BIS Omaha Building. Chicago. .Sl2t30
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-01
WOMEN MONEY LENDERS.
sOAss Of Them Unable to Rssd Hard
 Teruas e B0rr0WsFA-

Terms e BOFrOWeFN.
 Perhaps you will be surprised when ! tell you that there arc such people as women money lenders, as some of my ps1r practitioners know to their cost, remarked a hardwork ing London curate. These women -there are two in my parish-out Shylook ShyloCk. Twopencs Is the usual charge for the loan of a shil. ling fora week. or, rather often, it Is not a week, but for 8 shilling borrowed any time through the week Is 2d. Is expected on the following Saturday, Women are their only customers, and they make very few bad debts, as those who borrow generally do so without their husbands knowledge and conse- Quently are only too anxious to re- pay as soon as they are able, or else the lender would soon threaten t0 split to their husbands Besides, some of these people are so in the habit of borrowing 2 or 3 shillings every week that they are afraid if they did not repay the borrowed money = the Saturday their bor. rowing psDSe1e would be st an end. For 6 soNrTgn lent, shilling a week interesS is charged until the money Is all repaid, and not less than ? shillings a week is taken by way of installment toward repay ment of the loan. If any week the installment is missed, the interest must be paid. and no reduction is rsado in the interest as the principal is reduced A woman is often CO., joled into taking some article of hn. cry from the. irreprsssible tallyman. thinking she will be able tO pay for the article by the easy installment plan so glibly explained to her. Get ting behind for two or three weeks in her payments, the credit draper threatens to summon her husband. To avoid this the woman goes to the money lender, who 'obhges' her with a sovereign on condition that she repays 3 shillings 6 week for ten weeks
 1t is not often that these female usurers will Lnd more than a sover- eign at ti 6 However. in the oasO of & persop}dying and pending the benefit of 1nsuranoe being received they wi lend f3 or E4 to the bo- reaved amily, frequently demand, ing as .Rh as Rl for the use of E4 for a N TX
 "One of the money lenders 10 whom l refer deals only with female hawkers and street sellers. Owing to the precsriousnesss of their call. ing these people constantly find themselves without the wherewithal to purchase their stock in trade. On e Friday evening as many as 10 to IS women will borrow sums varying from 5 to 30 shillings in order to make their purchases at the early markets on the following morning. On Saturday evening toward mid night the money lender makes the rounds of her clients stalls, often taking every penny from the stall holder, which forces the hawker to trade on Sunday morning.
 Tt hardly seems credible, but enc of these money lenders can neither read nor write, keeping account o' all money due to her in her hoah with unfailing accuracy. This woln- an Is an unbeliever in the stability of banks and always carries her stock in trade on her person, a not inoOn. siderable sum. seeing thst one week, shc told ne, she had lent Sl35in odd shillings. "-Lnndon Correspondent
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-01
NaIcaa nf AnlnaalA

The roar of the lien can be heard farther than the sound of any other living creature. Next comes the cry of the hyena and then the loot of the owl; after these, the panther and the jackal. The donkey can Do heard 50 times as far as the horse a., the cat ten times Rs far as the dog. Strange as it may seem. the cry of hare can be beard farther than that of either the dog or cat-ExohanRa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-01
Uoodu.n of the World.

PEENIx, ARIz.. Dec. 4, 1895. Ma w. s. GoLDSwoRrHI, CLERK, PREs- corr, ARIZONA,
 DEAE SovEREIeN:-Your letter re eeivsd. 1 am glad to see your con tinued growth and trust 1t may con tinue. If the membership will only recommend the order, stating its features and the cost of carrying their own certificates, you cannot 5o otherwise than grow. The in diviiual experience of the members viii be as good a recommendation as tLs order can have. There are but
 aents in fraternal insurance. One What will it eostl' the rs g. "Is it good, and will my
 sEies get iti" The member esn answer the first question 10 the satisfaction of all inquiries. The sscond can be answered by writing any of the benefcisries whose names appear in the Sovereign Nisitcc.
 Iucw have l25 members elected, over % of whom have passed the aedi al examination. l am hopeful 3t 30 members here.
 Inc assistant secretary of state, k z. B. Devereux is our consul con lander. Most of the county oGc-n and some of the city officers gre ulenbers of our order. We have tls foundation for making large 8raer here.
 ye the Sovereigns of No. 8, my vsrIlest regards.
 WI. M. HENRI,
 Deputy Sovereign Commander. Tae Woodmen of the World eX- suis the most hazardous Occupa- tiouL Those desirous of frst-clsss fratsrnal insurance are cordially ln- vlted to enquire into the merits of .ki order.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-01
Forfeiture Notice.
ToJK. P. Ealbaugh, or his helrs CT assisneee:
CoNeKEss. Nov. lst. lsss.

v
 To J. K F. Ealbaugh, or his helrs or assignee. Nou are hereby notified that have during the year ISg9 expended two hundred dollars in labor au1 lrripruvt rnenr- upon the Oasis and Desert mining claims. situated ln Weaver mining diB- triCt, layapzi co,iaty. Arizona. of which the lo- cation notice is fourd of record in book Ss. pags g. and book g. page 3oS, in the office of the re- border of said county. in order 10 hold said claims under the provisions of section 2Sz4, Re- vi-ed Statutes ot the United States, and the amendment thereto: approved January s2d. 1880. concerning annual labor upon mining claims. being the amount requira,l to hold such clAims for the period ending the SlSt of December, A D lsq5 and If within 90days after the puhlicA- ton thereof yuu fa or refuse tO contribute your proportion of such expenditure ss eo-Owner. your interest in said clzims Will become the property of the subscriber your eO-Owner, vhe has made the repaired expenditure hy the terms cpl. said sec lon. HENRY l.. SCOTT.
 FirSt puDllCatlon, Nov. 8. 9Sd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-01

~ e-2@s@>2e~-- --+@ A<est uAAhceas VT ancntly cured The sick and afflicted should ed sz to call upon him. fhe Doctor has trzs- ghiytensIyely in Europe and inspected thor nat the varioas hospitals there, obtaining rep deal of valuable information. which he is olnatea. to impAr, t1 those ln need of his rvlcas The Doctor Cu~es when others fail. " him. DIR. GIBBON will make no charge ur- ss he effects a cure. Persons ata distance cured
 home- All communications strictly conf dential. All letters answered in plain envelopas Call or write Addrsss DE- J. F, GIBBON, Box 1897, San Francisco. Cal. mIa-tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-01
The Only Line to the Grand Canyon.
 THE Atlantic ( Pacific RAILROAD.
 Condensed Time Table.
Condensed Time Table.

. Trains No a, We-ybouud - ni train No 4 kSsstbound-are fast Limited Urain- carryiu hrst elAss pa-ss ngers oaly and equipped with Pull ulzl- latest and most elegant -lfauiuas ears r- e4lniug char ear- with attendant Co look after Doe pA-senEers comfort and new dining cars throl3h without changa between Los Ang s.e- and hiCassu
 In addition to the .os 2 daily equipment. a luAuroa7 compartment eping car e ctutaiuing tNo drawing rooms and seven family rooms V .ll ne attached to No. 1. leaving Los Angeles on luesdsy and Chicago on Nedue-iay ,f each
 Trains No. I and 2 carry Pullman palace sleeping cars through without change between Ohicasu anI San Francisco with an annex car be- tween barstow and Los Ana5eies. Pui iiman tourist sleeping cars through without change be tween Chicago and San Francisco and Cbicago and Los Angeles every day. twice a week between Los Angeles and Si. Paul. once week between Lac Angeles and SL Louis and Boston
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-01
Homestead Application iO1S. Notice for Publication.
LandC Office at Prescott. Ariz.
 n.aa-., be Al IaaA

LalT Urlsce at Prescott. AriE. 2
 December 20, 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has h!ed notice of his intpntion to make tua. proof in support of his aim, and that said proof will 5e made before the Register and Receiver. at Prescott, Aria. on January 80. 1sss, viz: Wales rnold. for lots and of section % and NV l4 Of NE !. of section SI, Twp IL NR5E
 Ge names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz. D. , Marr. J. L. Marr Joseph R. Walkar Geo. W. HAnce. all of Camp Verde, NrIEyl-.
 H. D. ROSS, ReSisterll First publication December 2, lSg5.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-01
CHAS. A. DAKE,

CHAS. 4. DAKE, Wholes ale and Retail Dealer in
 GENERAL
 MERCHANDISEl! Comprising Full Line of Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Notions and Furnishing Goods, Butter, Eggs, Dried Fruit, etc. Hay and Grain of All Kinds. The Standard Brands of Smoking and Chewing Tobaceos
 Always on Hand. Goods and Prices Guaranteed m
 Every Respect. Every Article Purchased Delivered to any part of the City
 Free of Charge.
 CHAS. \. DAkE, MonteEums St. Prescott, Arizona. Telephone Nc. l9