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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06

For prickly heat make water sHghtly
slippery with soda and battle with 1t.
All cold vegetables left over should
be saved for future use In soups or
salads.
Silver gilt spoons with flower handles
enameled In natural colors make a
pretty show.
The one thing for which lace paper
may be used and be considered good
form on n table Is for cheese.
Wrap your fruit jars in newspapers
and set in Il cool. dark place. The
wrapping will prevent the fruit from
bleaching.
The candelabrum is to the fore as a
dinner table decoration. The lights,
softened by colored shades. enhance the
beauty of the shining silver and glitter
ing glass. ...-
For tired feet put handful OF com
mon salt into four quarts OF hot water.
Place the feet Into the water while 1t Is
hot az II can be borne. Then rub the
feet dry with rough towel.
An old housekeeper says the cleanest
and best dlshwashcr is q round whlsk
broom made of the finest and best
broom corn. II Is cleaned readily by
holding under a splgot and running hot
water through IT. after which hang II
in the air to be dried. This does away
with the annoyance Of dlscolored and
musty dtsheioth
one OF the best dlslnfectants in a sick
room is dish OF fresh water. Water Is
n great absorbent OF noNloug gases,
Water that has stood open In the bed
room soon gathers impurities and Is UNI
ut TO drink. A wlde-mouthed vessel OF
pure water viii often do more to bring
refreshing sleep to n nervous patient
than win an opiate. This Is not theo-
ry, but experience.
An unusual and new dinner table
decoration that seems to be received
with much favor, particularly where the
table is large. IN as follows: over Il
white damnsk table cloth Is arranged a
lattlcewOrk OF leaves, leaving q margin
wide enough for the plates, glasses and
table furnishings. Here and there In
this green latticcwork are stuck flow
ers. ono blossom and possible two
kinds Of blossoms may be used In this
| decoration,
Among the recent Jubilee souvenirs
| are some that are uscfui for decorative
purposes. one Is silver tankard orna-
mented with silver coins, each repre-
Rcntlng period OF English history from
the reign OF william the Conqueror to
that of Queen Victoria The coins are
arranged according TO their size, the
largest at the bottom. and the smaller
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06

William Allen White in the Atlantic;
Yet II ls said that KanSas is governed
by pettlcoats. II by this 1t be meant
that women shape the public sentiment
Of the Kansas town, the saying IS true.
In most towns in other states the cor
ners OF the principal streets arc occu-
pied by dramshops. In the town where
this paper Is written the influence OF
women mas been cXerted 80 forclbly that
three OF the four corners where the two
main streets cross are occupied by
banks, Instead Of Hogan's Retreat on
the fourth corner stands a bookstore.
There the boys and the young men OF
the town ind meeting place, There
they make their appointments. There
they browse through the weekly Illus.
trnted papers and the magazines, and
look through now books In this book
store the foot ball games are bulletlncd,
the base ball games ore talked over
and politics finds It's forum Among
all tho men ana boys who frequent this
resort there " no habItuOl drinker;
there Is not one whose namo has been
stained with scandal Those young
fellows are business men, clerks pro.
fesHlonll men, real estate brokers, and
college students, Thoy are clean, active
and shrowd young men, who have boon
brought up In town whore tho women
make public sentiment In town OF
petllcont government, wherein wo.
man hH never held an administrative
municipal office, II n u town Of eight
thousand inhabitants, without saloon,
without strange woman, without u
town dfHnkafA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06
rAsH1oNApLE CH1LpREN.
school Gowns for Them will be Made In
Brilliant Scotch PlaIds.


Brilliant Scotch Plaids.
The fashion OF accordion plaits has
been seized on for children, and the
greater number of gowns not washable
are thus made. Soft liberty silks have
the blouse and skirt both plated. and
are tied with cash OF the same silk,
with long ends. The gown will be OF
yellow silk, with white sash, or OF palm
leaf print, with sash OF blue. These
effects, so delightfully."- simple, make the
SUCCESS of the season IN childreu's wear.
As variety, another idea utilized for
children Is the Marie Autoinette fchu,
This flchu is made OF white organdle,
with rualcs trimmed with narrow black
velvet ribbon, and is worn with colored
silk or muslin gowns for dancing school
or party dress.
The cotton gowns are needleworked,
after the manner Of those for adults.
They have tucks and insertions running
all directions and criss-cross, and the
degree OF this elaboration depends only
on the time or money one wishes TO
spend. Morning gowns are simple
enough. one OF brown bingham for a
girl OF twelve has the skirt and blouse
covered with wide tucks running
round. A belt OF green satin ribbon Is
finished with rosette on the right
side OF the front. It is a belt-fnish,
much used for children.
The first school gowns will be made In
blue and green Scotch plalds, trimmed
with narrow blue satin or velvet rib
bon.
A model has rows OF velvet around
the bottom IN graduated widths, and a
box plated blouse, with square epaul-
cites covering the shoulders, trimmed
10 match the skirt. Autumn Jackets for
girls over ten will be cut with double
breasted square front and loose belted
back, like that described above for
adults. They will make also box-plait-
ed blouses Of colorcd velveteen, for
wear with plaid wool or surah skirts.
The skirt, II trimmed, win have rows
OF velvet ribbon 90 match the blouse.
Little girls hats for Autumn will
have wide brlms OF shIrred velvet. Tho
trimming is all masscd on the front,
and Is simply a ribbon tied with large
loops to which Is added, when elabor-
alton Is wanted, an ostrich feather that
stands straight up in front.
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This is matching season, and leath-
er belts can be bought in almost every
color OF the rainbow,
A new cum flares over the hand In
rlpples. Many sleeves without Guns are
finished In Venetian style.
The old-fashloned yoke nlghtgoWn Is
thing OF the past. The full sack
style OF the French underwear is the
thing now.
The new sailor hats to be worn with
outing dress are high-crowned and
broad -brimmed, with a ribbon band
tied at the left side OF the crown In
fiat bow with ends
Feather stitching is a prominent fea-
tu-e as a trimming for lingerie; where
ever band is found II Is sure TO be
feather stitched
The standing military collar Is the
most worn Of the linen collars, with the
very narrow turned-over one second,
The wide turned-oyer one OF last year
has fallen into innocuous desuetude.
Plaid stockings are now as correct ad-
juncts Of dsessy attire as they have
heretofore been OF the sporting costume,
For dress use they are OF silk or Isle,
and are worn with slippers or ties
RIchelleu ribbed hosiery is not nearly
SO much In evidence this summer as II
was last. The preferred kind now Is
gauze ilste, very thin, or silk plain, and
most always plain black for ordinary
wear,
Black Is the favorlte color for bath
inc suits Those with sailor collar, belt
and shield in light blue. red or white,
come first, too, and are worn with tur-
KEY red or blue and white polka dot
kerchief
From Paris comes the news OF the
temperance OF some new shades
These are very dark blue called Nam
sen, an orange pink known as mandar-
In, and duchess red, a shade between
scarlet and purple.
Chic tennis costumes are Of white mo-
hair serge and mohair diagonal. The
serge has raised cords and the diagonal
cords OF fancy weave; also, wide vale.
Both are of admirable quality, with
lustrous finish.
In the privacy OF ones own boudolr
n silken pettlcoat Is worn with mat
lnee OF silk. crepe or fine nainsook' en-
riched with lace put on In the graceful,
flowing style which distinguishes
French garments.
NIghtgowns, as well as dresses, have
smaller sleeves this season. Those gath
cred into a small band at the hand with
the trimming falling from this are the
most comfortable, servlceable and be-
coming.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06

When You Know How Allow Us to Tell
You Before You Give Up HOpe-Words
OF encouragement from n Citizen OF
Wheeling.
After trying medicines that helped
you. -
When you are completely stuck In de-
spalr.
When your poor back sin aches.
Because YOU don't get down TO causes
Try Donn's Kidney Pills.
The unexpected always happens.
II you toss all night racked with back
pain,
Depend upon Il. it's your kidneys.
II YOU cannot bend over or straighten
Kidney disorder rarely leaves of Its
Daan's Kidney Pills do not oompro-
mise or arrange for q new lease.
They cure all kidney complaints,
This f. their mission and they tulfi II.
Mrs Scott Liston, residing at No. %
South Huron street, says: Last spring
my daughter BERTHE caught q heavy
cold which settled In her kidneys and IN
spite OF everything we could do she got
steadily worse. Doctors prescribed for
her and bottle after bottle OF medicine
was used, but It did not do any good.
She had such steady bearing down
pains across the kidneys; dreadful
headaches: spells of dizziness so that
at times she could scarcely get around;
was always tired and distressed; rest
less and irritable and arose In the
morning unrefreshed, and weak. In
fact her whole system seemed affect
ed and nothing seemed to do the least
bit OF good. / was induced 20 try
Doan's Kidney Pills and got Il box at
the Logan Drug Co., for her. She felt
relief from the first few doses and con-
tlnued them until two boxes had been
taken. She Is now as strong as ever
she was, sleeps well, and feels well in
every way. Many Of our friends have
remarked the Improvement in appear
ance and we have recommended Doan's
Kidney pills and would not be without
them for any consideration.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers, or will be sent by mail on
receipt OF price, 90 cents, Foster-Mil-
burn Co, Buffalo. N. Y, sole agents for
the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06
orPIcR DEPUTY MARsHAIa
The Decisions OF JndRs jackson an
Judge Carr, OF L0nlsviils.


Judgs Carr, OF LOnlsvllls.
Parkersburg Sentinel; There has been
some discussion OF the apparent differ
ence between the opinions OF Judge
Barr, OF Louisville. and Judge Jackson,
OF Parkersburg, concerning the right o,
office deputy marshals to be retained in
office by virtue Of the civil service law,
Perhaps II both opinions in full we're
read the supposed difference would be
found not 10 exist The Louisville
Times report OF the decision says that
Judge Barr held that the deputy there
complaining was not within the mean
ing OF the civil service rules promuiga-
ted November 2, 1896, and that he Is not
therefore entitled to maintain his suit.
He holds further that the question be-
fore his court does not require the
consideration OF the civil service law 81
lsss, nor OF the rules and regulations
made hereunder in November, 1896
Judge Barr said
mo opinion is now Indicated as to
whether or not the law and the regu-
lations made Hereunder apply In the
appointment OF office deputy marshals.
That matter Is not before the court"
In the case before Judge Jackson
these questions were the ones that were
raised and his decisions was based up
on the construction OF the law and the
regulations and rules made under IT,,
However later on Judge Barr says;
thar the former statutes read with
this act cannot be construed other than
the term of both office and field deputy
marshals must cease with that OF the
marshal who appointed them. We con-
clude, therefore, that the complainant
was at the time OF the Ming OF his Dill,
not In the executive civil service OF the
United States within the maintaining
Of the clvil service rules promulgated
November 2, 1895" The evident vari-
ance and Inconsistency OF Judge Bars
rulings deprive his opinion OF any value
as legal adjudication OF a disputed
question. Judge Jackson took up the
original civil service law OF 1883, and
followed It down to the last promulg1-
ton OF rules and regulations, reaching
thereby the unassallable conclusion
which he announced. II will be noted
that Judge Barr states explicitly that he
does not undertake TO decide whether
or not the law and the regulations made
under Il, apply In the appointment Of
office deputy marshals. That matter,
he said, was not before the court. It
was before the court, however In the
Parkersburg case, and 1t was really the
bone of contention. We think that the
decision OF Judge jackson will stand
through all courts that are not political
M mn exDllclt Intelligent and correct
Interpretation of tine civil service law,
and the rules and regulations for APP
polntment under II as they now exist.
And any question that might exist by
way OF doubt of the correctness OF this
view Is wiped out by the recent order of
President Mckinley, which by co-in-
cldence. was made the same day that
Judge jackson rendered his opinion.
and they are clearly and distinctly in
harmony with each other.
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pieces toward the top, over each coin
is engraved the name Of the sovereign
at that time and underneath the year is
given.
II is said that when linens are badly
scorched the spot can be removed II
treated In the following manner; ExT
tract the juice from two peeled onions
and put n into an agate or granite ves-
sci. Add 10 Il half an ounce OF white
CASTLE soap cut into small pieces and
two ounces OF fuiler's earth Mix them
together and then stir In one cup OF
vinegar. Stand the vessel over the
Are and let It's contents thoroughly
boil. When the mixture has become
cool spread Il over the scorched linen
and let Il dry upon the cloth. When
well dried wash out the linen.
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voice. am certain that few men could
really tell what won them, and much
more Is Il 50 with a woman, with the
Inconsistency that Is inherent In her ma
ture. A man may be a congenial COM
panion and always do the right thing.
but among their acquaintance more
than one man Of whom SO much might
be said. II Is something apart from
this, some affinity nameless and In
tangible, that wins the heart. almost
before the owner Is aware Of Il.
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on account of various meetings ut
Llnwood Park. Vermilllcn. Ohio, Aug
ust TO %, 1897. the Cleveland, Lorain
g. Wheeling Railway Will sell round
trip tickets ut very low rates daily I'M
III August g. All tickets good until
August II. The long limit on tickets
and the easy access to Sandusky, Lake.
side, Put-in-Bny and the Islands makes
this a very favorable opportunity for an
outing at the Lake Erie resorts. For
particular rates, etc, apply TO Clcve-
land. I..rniu & Wheeling agenlc, or .,
II. Wood. travelling passenger agent,
Mcclure House block, Wheeling, w. Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06
IN WOMANS REALM
French Scientist Compares Love
to Morphine Habit.
THE ANATOMY OF JEALOUSY

DR.. do PIsury DiIIsotS the Tender Pas
siSR, and DsnoHness Filtration as Ira
IlOAAI, Unnatural aud ImmoraI-Eng-
Ilsh Idea or How a Woman Nay be
W0R-Ths Worlds Richest widow.
sORsthing About HsoGPsrlonaIi,y.
Household Hints and Fashions BanelsS.
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TAKE HER SERIOUSLY
Engilsh Women Give Ideas nv 10 How 4
Woman May be Won.


In the English illustrated Magazine"
for June, Mrs Marshall and Miss
o'connor Eccles discourse at como
length on the manner in which women
are won. "The subject OF how women
who need winning, that Is to say, the
women worth winning, arc won has
seemed 10 US 10 offer an Interesting
matter for inquiry We nave endeavor-
ed by q series Of researches over a vide
field TO arrive at some aHiomB OK gener'
al application" The "nxioms OF gener'
al application" thus arrived at rnay be
briefly summarized under tho follow
ing feminine good ADVICE
ITO be successful lover n man
must take a woman seriously, and feel
that her love II something worth WIN
nlnE--as, indeed. II 10. Women hate
a umid lover more than ono VINO Is
overload" HE must boldly take the
initiative At times, without waiting f9s
a signal that tho woman, " she has any
Celf.reHpeot, In never likely 70 give IN
numberless instances the woman 10 won
by waiting" % s..
mo man should propose by letter
except under clrcumsthncea whom an
intsrvIew IL Impossible" In the matter
on preBenta. "lst them be The very best
OF thelr Kind; 4 woman viii appreciate
Infinitely more single rose that cost q
nhllllnR thnn iiine.cnrnt bangle cost
ing fifteen times the amount II II the
Thought, tho searching out OF something
specially beautiful for hor, that she np.
preclatts, not tho money nnld,' The
advice 10 no Doubt sound, hut ney"rlho'
lees am Inclined 10 think that these
nre things more concerned with the
"Rceplngi Of woman than actually
winning hor. who can defne what II
" that nrst attracts two persons ~ The
opposite f0x2 IN not the attraction
something TOO subtle and underlined for
nnaiyfia2 II may be- urn ~ no
hhnd. q amlle. q moro lnnoelIOn of lhe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
case relieved In six hours BY New
Great south American Kidney Cure"
IL ia n great surprise on account OF Its
exceeding promptncBs In relieving pain
In bladder, Kidneys and back, In mnlo
or female. Relieves retention almost
Immediately II You want quick relief
Il, II. List. Druggist Wheeling, w va,
thfEa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06

JOHN GRIFFIN, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
says: 81 never lived day for thirty
years without suffering agony. until a
box OF De Wits Witch Hazel salve
cured my piles" For piles and rectal
troubles, cuts, bruises, sprnlns, eczema
and all skin troubles, De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve In unequalled. Charles H.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-slxth and ia
cob streets: A. y. schecle No. COZ Main
street; Exlcy Bros, Penn and Zane
stroets; Bowie & Co., bridgeport,
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Ir heals everything oyccp, q broken
heart, may be- said Of De wits witch
Hazel Rnlvo. piles and rectal diseases,
cuts burns, bruises, letter ocScmn hid
nil skin troublcsmnyb ocurcdhrlt qulrN'
" ana permanently Charles II doclSe,
Market and Twelfth fttuelf. Chatham
Sinclair Forty Hlyth and lncoh Streets
A. 70 Bchoelc, No COZ Main street. lif'
Icy urun, Penn ana Zane alrcolbi
uowlo & CO., bridgeport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-06

DON'T nnuBonIO your hIomnch Win
ions and bitter herbs, but regulate your
liver and sick headache by using those
famous little pills known IN De Wits
Little Early Rlscrs. Charles u. Goethe,
Norlrt and Twelfth streets, Chatham
sinclair. Torty.slNlh and Jacob streets,
A, u. Roheolc, No COZ Main street, FIX
ley Ilroa., Penn and Zane streets;
Itoyio a Co, bridgeport
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10 sure ana use that old nnd wei. tried
remedy Mrs. wlnslow'h Soothing Byrup,
for children tcethinR. II bOothcs tie
child, toftens the gums hllayB an pain,
cures wind colo ana II he best remedy
for dlhrrhooL Twenty-Five cents a
bottle, nWf&w,
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GART2IlIA.

aiS.:a3..5. M1H4Z1zl1 ! !!S
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IT'S so EASY. ,

When You Know How Allow Us TO Tell
You Before You Give Up HOpe-words
OF encouragement from Citizen OF
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u AK or THE ONO VALLEY
CAPITAL...-.....r.o~sl1o'oOO'
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WILLIAM A. iBETr.y.".,y.uur ttss..is
MORTIMER pOLLOCkrnNlco wv.
Drafts on England, ireland, Fran"
Germany,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
1--WE STOCK MARK EFT.

New York s,tiemher g. isP7
BEEyEs aco 20 "rd 81 cars Or 'h arko,
marg. with the cav" , alrcyE IN ana at sx,th-s,.
Under an active demand ees i'Ts' some se' in.ianccs
vance Of lV g, l%, r. TIE yrsds were Quickly cear.
pores, to best native steers .d al a. d:@ss dry
eoW at 81 75as3 80 Dressed ef steady At 5gSc tr
40 IerpooI last received quoted American siees n
are dress,d wTlshi Amrr'" rrricd t. liverpool
day quarter % bccf for las,msns ComTi mans
Eomra1y s ,n The West indies 20 sLccp s pllrn-
~ n" the orinoco for Bermuda. will take
oat &c cattle ara sheer far various cxporicrs
age Al s. per 100 NJ i do 100 NJ at siH2ls p 10
r l2s @ Sxa at : 49,? H. a, o 8 50 d. ~ s.
Co. NJ 81 40: do "3% w. IT. s. -. nn ~ $50
d. D. q ao 81 g. 10 a. So H ~ cow '- d. Il" 49,
S Go c IS K az g. ,'' Go 49, At 5
Do lois NJ at 81; p teeTs and o Ne4 n. NJ ~, 81 ox
ii2o n a; bulls liS2 ~ ct 81 %, d. 80 d 49,
50 H. at 50 60: do. $50 n. at 81 5o DO. ~ H. at
$ - sand i virginia steers. 1885! N At s5l'; Do
1929 n 81 10 i D. 2e2 ~ 81 70 - 49, i, %; at 81 90
d. ~ j2rs n at s. X: ~ Kcn,urky 10 i25i NJ. At 81
20 % 12d ,Gfs M s. & 90 ,ars IDS y at
H. a" 10, - ~ at io S. ' do sso ~ at 81 9o cows ss H.
sherman culver Is ohio steers. 1a.2 n at s. ~
N a. 81 ~ 81 20 io n at % do SIS II. 81
bulls 90 NJ 81 10: 6 cows and heifeFs nniSed S''
O AZ J2 ID & Co.: bull II4o n. at 81 do $50 ~ at
s. 7o o. $50 ~ at 81 40; 2S cows 7s2 NJ Mt 81 H. do
n. COINS: 10 oxea tmyed, icss n ~ 50 a.
g., m at %? a" 81 g. g" ass Su a s. 2 cows h.
Hume & Mullen: bull. 1870 n At 50 so d. SEQ ~
., e. az. 2 do gGG y nj do 79s H. at 81 81 do
Zoo H. If 81 -: Go GS3 N 81 20. COW. $40 ~ at
20 N Al 50. = DO 1870 ~. at 81 10
VI II Hollis: | bull. 1850 H. AT So TO- 2 DO 40 NJ NJ
e.: cow SO NJ A. 81 %
oh3 o D@,ey 99 $40 W. a GG 81 $40 DO at s No.
n, SO TO- do coo NJ Mt 81 So 90. 800 H. AZ 81 co
rcIliNe Wright & co. bulls ntO ~ at So. Do. $50
y, NJ SO -: 2 COWS 053 H. ~ 81 q.
7 {; Curtis: Q oxen. 1895 NJ AZ s. -
= r. Holiness bulls. 100 n. a. 81 90: COWS. 500 No.
MTISH Cows-Rcceipts ~ head. ~ direct and 75 10
be sold-au AT Sxtich-st Active with prices somewhat
nrner than last all grades. The extreme range
81 selling value. calf included was s23Is35 each gen
e' eac.Nuune Mullen: 2 cows calves. $50 5Oas35
p w McCsbe: 70 cows and calves. s25as5o each.
John Ducey: and calves s32 'r'ns45 each.
Jeiline Wright & Co. cow and calf. 10
n D. McElwee: cows and calves at $55 each: II do.
+ q Bailey: 1 COW and calf At f4i
cALVES--Receipts were l9sI head; Es direct n
i5os nj Sxtieih-s; Active with prices fully nc per n
higher on vea,s while calves ruled nrm The pens
were fully cleared. Poor to prime Venls sold ~ sJI
2J per N: AM buttermilks az 81 3nnsi
dressed sold nj fdIc dressed and bu,termks
al 5i,GSc. little calves al GnIc.
Sales.--future & Mullen 10 veals l56 N average at
10; 10 do. G3 ~ at 81 l2i5 % DO 10 ~ at
S. do 10. IS. less 81 lot "a do l39 II.
81 80: % 1855 ~ at 81 Is DO. l'2 H. at So 10 DO.