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NTMTTCT DIR. A. E. BUCHANAN
DANAAN 1888 When Building.
HAD ENOUGH RAIN.
Weather Prophet Starts the Month of
August with Fair Day.

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for
twenty-four hours ending II p. M, Aug. l.
Fair weather on Monday.
General Oonditions-Low barometric pres
sure continues from the lower lakes and
New England southwestward to Mexico.
High pressure over the southeast and north
west portions of the country Cooler wealth
er prevails, with few local rains in the
lower Missouri valley, in the Mississippi
valley and from the lower Mississippi valley
eastward to the Atlantic coast.
FORECAST FOR THREE STATES
WASHINGTON, July 31.-Forecast for
Monday:
For Indiana and Illinois-Cloudy weather;
occasional showers; northerly winds.
For Ohio-Partly cloudy weather, with
showers; light northerly winds.
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More Soldiers and Correspondents Re-
turn from Santiago.

NEW YORK, July S1.-The United States
transport Alamo arrived at quarantine to-
day with twenty-six passengers from San
tiago. The Alamo stopped at Hampton
Reads on the way north. but was ordered
out to sea TO bury one of her passengers
who had died. This man was George Pat
terson. a stevedore, who went to Santiago
from Galveston, and was employed in dis
charging cargo from the transports. The
following is a complete list of the Alamo's
passengers:
JAMES BROWN. seaman, steamship sar-
atoga.
Z. w. BINKLEY, sergeant, Signal Corps
JAMES CARTER. Company E. Tenth In
fantry.
P. ]. DOYLE. Company A. Third In
fantry.
JAMES DAVIDSON, stevedore.
JOHN FRAZER, Company o. Tenth In
fantry.
FRED c. GARDINER, stevedore.
JAMES GALLAGHER. stevedore.
WILLIAM GLAS. Company II, Twenty
fifth Infantry.
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PORT ARTHUR, July 3l.--Thc Moses
family of Indians. from Heron bay, who are
accused of a number of atrocious murders,
have made a full confession of their crimes.
Six years ago they murdered two men
named David father and son, and then,
this crime being discovered by three
Frenchmen, they killed them as we'll taking
their bodies out into Lake Superior in a
boat and scuttlng it, tieing stones to the
bodies. They have just been up for their
first trial for the crimes, the story of which
was told in evidence in detail by the sister
of the murderers. The confession says that
the story told by the sister is true, and that
the murderers expect to die for their crimes.
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ANNIE SELBVINSKY 7.
ANNIE POGRATSKI.
JACOB HARRIS.
The Philistine,

Here is a little story that will interest
those who are deep in child study:
Jimmy-boy, aged FIVE, had been particu-
larry naughty The nurse duly reported the
act to the boys mother. part of whose the
DRY was never to scold or reprove, but al
low conscience to strike in and remorse
and repentance to follow in due course
That evening when the good mother was
putting the child TO bed, she asked in a
grieved tone why did you, OH why did you
do that jimmy"
'sWho told you / did?" asked Jimmy-boy
putting up a large No. 10 bluff, for he was
his papas boy.
"A little bird told me, my son.
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Jernesan the Son Of a whaIer.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-The Rev. Prescott
F. Jernegan, the promoter, vice president
and general manager of the Electrolytic
Marine Salts Company, whose process for
extracting gold from sea water has proved
so popular with confiding New Englanders.
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Has been used over fifty years by millions OF
riothers for their children while teething with
gums allays pain, cures wind collie. regulates the
bowels, and is the best remedy for diarrhea,
whether arising from tccthing or other causes.
For sale by druggists an every part of the world.
9yrup Is cents a bottle.
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Springfield Republican.

1t may soften the stern front Of Senator
Hoar 10 learn that the son of his class
mate Prof. Charles Eliot Norton, a sur
to offer his services to the government in
this war and has been working since the
first of June at Fort Mcpherson. Georgia
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FIVE PICNICKERS DROWNED.
Accident at the Outing of the Chicago
Cloak Makers Union.

CHICAGO, July 31.-Five persons attend
ing the picnic of the Chicago Cloak Makers
Union, at Columbia Park, to-day. were
drowned in the Desplaines river. The dead:
ANNIE SELBVINSKY.
ANNIE POGRATSKI.
JACOB HARRIS.
A. HIESSENBERG.
SAMUEL ROCHE.
Thirteen of the merry-makers were row.
ing about the river in three boats. In the
center of the stream the boats collided and
the whole party was soon struggling in the
water. Rescuers hurried from the shore, a
quarter of a mile distant, but before they
could reach the boat five persons had gone
down,
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No such word as fail in the case Of
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. When that peerless
purifier and beautifier is used to Danish dis
eases of the skin and blemishes of the COM
plexion it infallibly succeeds in producing
the desired effect. Sold by all druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
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SLEEP FOR SKIN-ToRrURED BABIES ana
rest for Tired Mothers In warm bath with
CUTICURA SOAP. and single amounting with
CUTICURA. purest OF elnolient skin cures. This
treatment will afford instant relief permit rest
and sleep TO both parent aud child. and point TO
speedy, permanent and economical cure or all
ferns OF itching, burning, bleeding, scaly and
crusted skin and scalp humors. with loss OF hair.
sdd soashout Psss. cuTIcURA SOAP. curIcrR
lontnen bo POTTER DRUG ehk CORP tas fYsf bss.ea
1rsh Depot Ks k4sa keaaen. = q AZ uheat 1Aegs Ska
4nAln - Ealss
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For RahY'S Skin

whole world is cleansing, purifying and
identifying as CUTICURA SOAP, the most eject
i've skin and complexion soap in the world. az
well as purest and sweetest for toilet bath and
nursery. For distressing heat rashes, excoria-
tions. channgs, indaInmations and eruptions. for
crusted. itching irritations OF the scalp with dry
thin and falling hair; for red, rough hands with
shapeless nails. and simple blemishes Of infancy.
it Is absolutely without a rival.
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Glassware Sale

For six solid weeks and never finch? There are pcope who emf a nrice zero
and there to advertise, but when you get there the goods have gone up. But
MINOR absolutely filings EN- to the winds. Yes. let her go, Gaaser, Until
April %. Then, and then only, shall this rampant, riproaring, competitions.
killing, cutting and slashing celebration sale of Glassware stop. Yes, it has
been decided to run her right On till April 29th, and then stop her for good.
They tell you, "Hit amt SO; they can't ford it" Eth? Well, Just come
and see for yourself MINOR has been doing these things that cant be
forded for nine years, and every now and then he has to have mor room.
will soon take the whole town to hold him. And what's the secret Of it all.
Spot Cash. Underbuy-Underse Pay the money down. Let the next
do the same thing. Prices and value do the work; Long time and long
profits amt in it. Listen, here's a tale Of woe tic benighted competition:
Coats best sixcorl spool Cotton that we can sell at &c. Spool. Regular
Table Tumblers 1oc. set Of six. Heavy Well Rope % feet for 1oc. RaiE
gallon Pitchers BE. each. Cream Pitchers SC. Salts and Peppers &c. each.
Best Baking Soda, nw supply, &c ID. 100 lbs. Plug Tobacco H. lee, zoe
and pc the latter price buys as good as you have been buying for 3Oc. or
more. r Do you like n.n to pay double price for your 4Md? If,nof| come right
80 kilomaers high, during this sale 2c. Rejecting Side Lamps, complete
large size, 2c Those pretty little Night Lamps 19c. Lamp Chimneys 2c,
&c, &c, Sc to Zoe for the l5c goods Hand and Stand Lamps Zoe, 15c, lie.
lsc etc. Those large Vase Lamps Toe, SOC to s1.19. Heavy yard,wde
ShcetinS &c yard finer goods &c. Spring and Summer styles in Calcoes
Bic. Will sell you small bolts 10 to 20 yards. Table Gobles 2&c set
Now, there is something behind ali this You will know what it is SOM
OF these days, bur W must keep it to ourselves at present. You may nave an
idea, but you don't know what ut is:
Special prices to the trade in u Wholesale Department..
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Ptndleton, S. G.. April 18th, 1898.

r. AZ the United States il now likely to
engage in "A naval war, it may be inter
est,ng to note somewhat of the casualties
to naval vessels during our late Civil
War. The following official statement is
taken from the army and Navy Jour
nall published at New York: "During
tho Civil Wa the IIatteras was sunk by
the AlabaInH; the Keokuk went down in
the battle OF Charleston, S c.; the Mis-
sissippi was destroyed mt Port Hudson;
tho Ironsido was burned at League Is.
land; the Peterhof sank in il collisions:
tho Southiicid was sunk by a rebel ram
aud the Switzerland by Confederate bat
tcrics: the Tulip blow up, thirty-eight
United States vessels were blown mp by
mines during the war aud six by various
forms OF torpedoes. Among these yes
sells were the .Altlea, l;aron de Ealb,
Cairo, Commodore Jones, Harvest Moon,
lIousatonic, Ida, Milwaukee,. Narcissus,
Osages, Otsego. P~atapsco, Rudolph, Scio-
la, monitor T~ecumseh.'
"ln about $50 years. > said the scient-
list, when the worlds population ex-
cecus 6,"93, uOO, W0O, the earth will be una
bio to find nonrishment for her people,
and they will be forced either 10 cauni-
balistn or starvation "And Just think,
papa said the daughter, what trouble
there1l be for us to get through tho
crowds on II bicycles!"
Don't deceive your children, no mat
Ser how small they are, unless : on O. pect
10 i1aho liars Of them. Most of :.ie living
children had it taught them by their
parents.
- Probably Delilah had an idea she
could a money by cutting Samson's
hair herself.
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NOTICE.

rHHIIE management of the Equitable Life
IL Assurance Society in this territory is
DESTROYS of securing the services Of a man
Of character and ability to represent its
interest with Anderson as h~eadquarters.
The right man will be thoroughly cdu-
Gated in the science Of Life Insurance and
tho art Of successful soliciting. There is
no business or profession not requiring
capital wnlch il more remuneratiye than q
life agency conducted with energy and
ability. Correspondence with men who
desire to secure permanent employment
and are ambitious to attain prominence in
the profession Is invited.
w. j. RODDEY, Manager;
Rock Hill, s. g.
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Give is Your Name.

IN undersigned Committee appointed
NJ inc meeting held at the Opera House
! rlday night. April lst, 1898. for the pmr-
i,'rr enrpiIIuS u names OF those de-
slrlng to form a military company AT this
place, hereby announce that We are
ready to receive the naincs of all eligible
mal0 white citiZenS between Ike ages Of
- ana J., years, who desire 10 loln such
organization.
y" canvass Will be made, but those de-
eiiiiE u iyii. may. give their names IL
any On" 81 In" undersigned Committee.
J. NJ. PNTEIcK, Ch'm'n.
j. ". GHANT
W. i. NrIIoL>oN.
i. *. MctuLLY.
J.. SCOTT MrNEil, JE.
III. II. WArEINs
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How to Look GuuG.

Good looks are really more thai skin
deep, depending entirely on a healthy con.
ditiOn OF al! the vital organs. Ifthe liver
Is inactive. YOU have a hiliona looL: ;e-..-
is disordered. you have n dys.
peptic look; If your kidneys are affected.
you have a pinched look. Secure good
health, and you will surely have good
looks. Electric Bitters'' is a good Alter
alive and Tonic. Acts directly on the
stomach, liver and kidneys, puriGes the
blood. cures pimples. blotches and boils,
and gives a rood complexion. Every bot.
tie guaranteed. Sold at Hill-Orr Drug
Co. 50 cents ptr hottie
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II Mrs. Minnie Iiaughawaut. Is no fitted
herself for tho profession of II trained
nurse " "A three years course of study at
the W"man's Hospital, of Chicago. has
last hcon presented with SiO.0uo hy a
wealthy patient, WHOM She * said to ha\ @
nnrsci bel to good health in New
Orleans.
Womcn talk Il lot about their rights,
but none oil them want to do anv tlvht.
ing. II there was a war Il few Of them
you'd go as nurses. Nobody shoots nj
nurses.
= The authorities OF n town in Holland
have put In force All ordinance prohibiting
the drying Of underclothes in the open
air, on the ground that the exhibition
made on wash days tends to demoralMa.
ton.
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= a sergeant of the United States army
who had AIKEN his own life at West Point
was buried last Tuesday with military
honors. There would have been a relig-
inns enrvicA bod - F.. i--- --.t----.-.
OF a number of women, who insisted that
it was q case where Christian rites should
not ne lowed 1t is seldom, says the
New York Evening Sun, that the charita-
bic fiction Of temporary insanity is ig-
nOred in this fashion.
Five hundred Chippewa Indians
have offered their services to the United
States in case OF war.
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THE LATEST WAX NEWS.
Sprint 10 Mc inteUlycnccr..

.>j..rrIV III" inteiiiycnccr.
toLrNnI>, ;. G.. April 5-o.3O p. m.
Much activity is reported between
the palace and legations ut Madrid.
and il is thought slat Spain is tryiur
t" have offers made to the United
States through foreign sources. Eng
land las declined to 90 nto a General
conc' rtc'i action for meuiation.
Rome dispatches iniicatc that Tie
PpIe ha- intimatvd that the President
viii not accept uciittion from Linn on
the ground Of Church intervention.
Wasllingt,n dispatches Indicate ,hat
Nckinly will recommend armed in
teryention %HnIc>, Spain grants indie
lcnienec, ami that his lolicy will be
nl}ield. The general outlook is fay-
orablc to slain granting all that is
wanted thr ush European intcr.en.
ton. Arcrsr k"mN.
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10 Visit Barnett Lodge.

District Deputy Era,d Master, Bother
J. +. Hid, will visit Barnett L1dge, No.
lUG, a. r.. NJ, ut its next regular com
m'lnication, To be held on Saturday, even
ing before tho Bid Sunday in this month.
The brethren Will take due notice thereof
and govern themselves accordingly.
g.. l. CLIFTON. Sc.
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NOTICE.

XXTlLL be let to the lowest responsible
w bidder on Monday. April 18th. at
III a. M, the building Of a new bridge
over l'yrum Creek, on road leading to
Roberts Church.
Also, at 1850 a NJ. came day, the build.
ing CT IA new bridge over small creek near
in Byrum's old brickyard ON road lead
ing to lIarl's Bridge.
Plans and specifications made known
on day of letting. Reserving the right to
reject any and all bids.
w. i. SNELGROVE,
20. Supervisor, A. G..
April g., lSHS Al .
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


Powers, Gibbs IL Co, PLANTING, against
II Berry Allen and ID. X. Cooley, Part
ners in radeu nder Firm name OF Allen
Il Cooley, defendants.
10y virtue Of an Execution to me direc.
- ted l will sell to the highest bidder,
at Anderson G.. H., S. c., on Salesday in
May next, during the legal hours Of sale,
the following property, to wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Situated in Corner Township, Anderson
County. s. G., containing one hundred
and s~eventy-four and $40 OLA ?-l0l acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of the E,-
tate of Thomas Sherard, deceased, James
Wanslow, and others
Levied on and sold as the property of
Allen * Cooley, at the suit of the above
named Plaintiffs.
Terms-Cash. Purchaser to pay extra
for papers.
NELSON =
Sheriff Anderson County. = C..
April 6. 1898 II 1
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4 Card OF Thanks.

NJ. hi!!sp'': We wish 20 thank the
good people, white and colored. Of this
community for their help and sympathy
to us in our trouble. Your kindness will
ever De remembered by us, aud we hope
God will pay you all double is the prayer
Of y0lr humble servants,
STEWART THOMPSON,
JOSEPHINE THOMPSON.
PtndletOn, S. c., April ith, 1898.
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The foreign dispatches arc filled
with warnings i'll regard to things
which IL proud nation like Spain
cannot endure, and again. in consr-
pucncc, arises the impulse to ask
what right or excuse Spain has to be
proud. Surely there is strangely
little in her story to explain her
liaugiiiinc>s. Since the expulsion Of
the and of learning and civil
liZation with thcm-hcr record has
been one Of great opportunities
wasted, of cruel prosecutions as the
only evidence OF power, and of Il
steady drop III tho scale Of European
influence. Does she claim credit be-
II only three in ten Of her popu-
lation can read or write: What has
She to show for the gold brought by
sIiii,!csds from Mexicoand Perm? Vet,
after all. if Spain really is proud. she
can at least be proud Of her pride, for
surely never was there another ma
ton able to be anything else than
humble when considering record half
rs black as hers.
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Wl-nINcro>, AlrilG 30 p. M.

49,
d.-s '>,cri"f "Mn /"t,htwc"r,r.
Up to this hour the President cx.
pcctcd message III Cuban question
has not been delivered to Congress.
The galleries of both Houses are
packed with people who have been
waiting for the message since ?
O'Clock this morning.
Largest crowd ever seen about Capt..
tol, EXCEPT at inauguration, present,
aud excitement intense.
The message j, expected at :;
o'clock. 1t will recommend release Of
Cuba from Spanish rule without
recognition If independence Of Gu
ban Republic.
Consul lee has been ordered home.
TuAr. T.. II"KroN.
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To many people the way in which
Faster Sunday is determined is not
known. and there is Surmisc why ii
comes in March some yea and in
others not until the second Sunday in
April. i. is Il matter which has been
fixed and changed several times. dis
~crclancic> i'll the calculations making
III" day co.," on different Sundays IN
various localities. 1t Was not until
the last century that the present, and
probably final adjustment of the day
was adopted. The. history of the
event Is thus given in the April num-
Der Of the Lmi;>s liam, .jou,uui.
The observance of Easter dates back
to about the year Is, at which time
there was much contention among the
eastern and western churches as TO
what day the festival should be Oh
served. 1t was finally ordained at the
Council of Nice, in the year :,,2255. that
it must be observed throughout the
Christian world on the same ,lav.
This decision settled that Easter
should be kept upon the Sunday first
after the Fourteenth day eli the first
Jewish month, but no general con
clusion was arrived at as to the cycle
by which the festival was to be rrgu-
lated, and some churches adopted one
rule and some another. The .li,crSi-
ty OF usage vas put IN end to, and the
Roman rule making Easter the first
Sunday after the fourteenth day Of the
calendar moon was established in Eng
land in G6". After nine centuries Il
discrepancy in the keeping Of Easter
was caused by the authorities Of the
English church declining to adopt the
reformation or the Grcgorian calendar
IN l3S2. The difference was settled
IN 1902 by the adoption of the rule
which makes Easter day always the
first-Sunday after the full moon which
appears on or next after the twenty
first day of March. If the full moon
happens upon a Sunday, is the Sun
day after
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This is the Dickens Of
a Queer Freak JIM ...
c.. S. MINOR and
THE lOc. STORE.

WHERE is another House that either would on could stand 70 ahso.
lutay fling away from onciIth to one half the price # Il whole staple line IF
Goods, such as they do in their
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lId you cvcr sell Il person an article,
or several articles. on credit, and, af-
ter having waited six months or a wear
Tor your money. try [" collect the bill
and find that the person imagined the
dcbt paid ''lon@ a@o?' Did you ever
run up against The man who paid
yon the money Oh the street and you
must have forgotten to mark it OIL the
book Did you ever credit person
Tor a lung period Of time and notice
when he finally did let you have your
money, that he did so grudgingiy and
with the air Of Il man who was confer
ring a great favor: Do people as a
rule conHider that you do them Il ia
vor when you sell them goods and
wait for several months for your mon
cy? Does the credit system pay?
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With the last issue Of The ALbc
vile It,SS n"d Hm".r Editor Hugh
Wilson completed the ,hirty ninth
year Of his connection with that cx-
ccllcnt journal. Our clever friend
gradually worked himself w from the
humble but honorable position Of
devil, and to-day has few equals as an
editor Oh the country press. We cx-
tend our congratulations. Brother
Wilson. and may you live to celebrate
your llnndredtl anniversary as editor
# the P1sS anil B,Mnu-.
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TO LOVERS OF
3; : :

4 HAVE contracted with j. j. Fretwell
Il to furnish ME with one hundred Fine
Stall Fec Cows-ro Eulls-for my mar
ket during the nier months Every
body knows that stall fed Beef is far SUI
perior to Beef fattened on grass. In add.
ton to handling this kind oc Beef, 1 have
tho only dry mir Re 'rigerator in the City
that keeps inc meat perfectly dry, thereby
saving all the natural taste and sweetness:
for Beef stored in Il damp Refrigerator is
sticky, clammy, and no matter how much
ice You use, or how long You keep it., it
will never get tender or taste natural.
Hoping the public will appreciate my
Efforts to serve them with something extra
me, l am respectfully.
+. Nj. BUTLER.
Anril q 1898 Al
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House and Lot for Sale.

T1NHE HOUSE and LOT formerly occu-
Il pied by II. r. Todd, on West Frank.
lin Street.
Also, one PONY.
Apply to
JOSEPH n. BROWN.
March 81, 1893 40
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A special from Washington to the
New York M"M says sthat in the
event OF the necessity Of detailing
| nitcd States troops for the invasion
and occupation Of Cuba during the
rainy season it is probable that the
main body Of the army will be COM
roscd Of coloscd troops. such plan,
adds the special, is being seriously
considered by the war dclartmcnt.and
should the number e colorcd soldiers
now III the regular service be Insult,
cicnt, the department ha. assurances
that ali adequate number Of c"lorcd
volunteers from the Southern States
9an be counted on.
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The change in this business does not seem to damnou /,
ardor or lessen the interest of the public. grat;fed ~ "a 1t
attractive prices, varieties and qualities of this Store. ~ "a "a
lnstanced by the startling extent Of our Spring Openin no Wa W.
thursday. But success brings success, and this weeI ls
larges your benefits and opportunities over the last. 81