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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1883)
the democrat. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1883. extkrkd at the post-ofkice at chaw FORDVl I.l.E, OA., AS SECOND CLASS matter for mailing. M- C. JONES, - - - Local Editor. PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE —Lovely weather. — Light shower Tuesday. —Loafers on tlie increase. —Nice weather for sowing grain. —Large crowd in town Tuesday. —Miss Sadie Rives is visiting rela tlves in Atlanta. — Land was sold here Tuesday at twelve dollars per acre. —Col. E. M. Fitts went down to Au¬ gusta Wednesday evening. __Col. W. O. Mitchell was down fr„m Union Point Tuesday. —Sam Brooks of Washington, at¬ tended the sale here Tuesday. —The many friends of Mr. Jno. It. Gunn will regret to learn of his illness. —Ed. Browne is up from Augusta to day, smiling as pleasantly as ever. — Hon. F. II. Colley. Messrs. C. A. Alexander and Tuck livin, of Wash¬ ington, were in town Tuesday. —Itev. J. II Kilpatrick, 1). D„ of White Plains, will occupy the Baptist church next Saturday and Sunday. —The sidewalk in front of Thomas Fulton’s store and the post-office needs the attention of the town authorities. —Mr. E. I. Anderson visited South Carolina Monday to look after the sale of some land in which bo was inter¬ ested —The dance at tho residence of Mr. C. Myers last evening was largely at¬ tended and highly < njoyed. — We are passing through the placid days of Indian summer, and the bright glow of ruddy 11,lit lingers long in the Western heavens after nightfall. —They say "a wor 1 to the wise is sufficient,” but we think it takes about live. 'Use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.’ You can get Ibis article in any drug store sor twenty-live cents. Physicians recommend it. ___Mr. Ileniv Googer. son of our sheriff, Mr. M. D. L. Googer, liad the misfortune to ineak his leg one day last week at Wadley on tlie (Central railroad, but we have not learned the particulars as yet. —Mr. Edward ('make’s gin house, gin, press, engine and six bales of cot¬ ton at Shame were burned on last Fri¬ day evening about 2 o’clock. The fire is supitOHMl to have originated from sparks flying from the engine. — Mr. Joseph Myers, formerly of the firm of Myers Jt Marcus, Augusta, Ga., was ill town yesterday. Mr. Myers was a resident .if Grawfordville for many year* liefore tlie war and has many friend* here who are always glad to welcome him to Ilia old home. -Arrivals at the Crawfordville Ho week : Ft NV. Hodwint, J. II. >pelumn. K Jenning*, (!. Meudeisoii, \V. Gauae, At¬ J H. Couyell and K. .1 lanta; J. M. Slappv. S Wise and F. B. Dope. Augusta ; J. N.SiilT. (liniMiuiuti ; W. Fleming, Athens. —Attention is culled to the annual piospeelus.d the Detroit Free Press •mil tlit* IToiiHfliolti HsrwlMTt* Tliesr Vill -able lupuis can W had for tin* price of one Ten large pages of clinic est reading mutter both instructive mid interesting The price of these two ).h|kws Ims been reduced from #2.00 to fl.tK) a year. Head tlie prositeclus and subscribe at once for one of the best iiewspaiiers in America. Mr. Fred It. Pope, of the firm of Jordan A Pope, c ittoil factors and commission merchants, Augusta, (J i,, was in town Wednesday. Fretl is a capital fellow and the firm is one of the best In Augusta. Let some of oor merchants and farmers ship them some cotton as they guarantee tlie high¬ est in irket price*. Mr. Jordan has large experience in the business and ttie firm never fails to give satisfaction to customers. _The Valdosta Institute located at Valdosta, Ga , of which (’apt. J. R. Anthony is principal assisted by Piof. j H. Smith, i- one of the best institu tions for boys and girls in Georgia, This institute is l< rated in a section of country as healthful as any in the State audCtpt. Anthony is two well known by tlie citizens of tins county as a teacber to need any commendation from us This school has 132 pupils audits ctiief object is to afford hoys and girls a collegiate course and to afford facilities for a liberal rigidly thorough education Iteginumg with the rudiments. Besides the studies usually taught in such schools, it has music and art depart¬ ments unsurpassed by any in ttie coun¬ try. A Ralhoad Knoin kkk i Tuotrn l*.—He left the train with S 180.00 in gold—his all. He was tracked, pursued and captured t»y an enemy, lie was allured and poisoned, and tt .ally the doctors gobbled bis money without any relief. Ilia enemy was a bad case of Blood Poison,wnich stubbornly resisted everything, lie was urged to try B.B. B. aiut three bottles cured him. - One bottle of Bonkocine will cure any case of G. »k, G. under five days, without loss of time. —If you ne«l a good se‘ of Ilarnes for a little money call on Tom Fulton be has them from $S up. _ — . ♦-- _J am now prepared and ready to make photographs of family gr->ups at your residences. Send in your orders the day before you wish the work done. B, C. Browne. _Twenty cents cash jvr dozen paid for egg’ at Iloldeu * Farmer’s. POWELTON DOINGS SHOUT SQUIBS OK 1XTEBEST TO DEM OCItAT HEADERS AS I’KNXED JiV “LKUMAS.” WHAT THE PEOPLE AROUND POWELTON AUK DOING. Special Correspondence Democrat, —We are needing rain. —Three white frost and some ice last week. —Potatoes are being housed and oats sown. —M'ss Bessie C. Boone, who has lieen attending school here, left for her liomein Bienville, Louisiana, on the 5th,n8t - —Chills and fever on Beaverdam creek have abated somewhat since the frost, and we think a good rain would about drive them out. — Mr. Marshall Rogers lost a fine ox one day last week. The ox showed signs of hydrophobia, and is supposed to have been bit. ten by a rabid dog sev era! mouths ago. —Died, on the first of November, lit¬ tle Fannie, daughter of Mrs. Duck Humphrey. On the night of the 4th iusL, Clarence, Mrs! oldest child of Mr. Al phens and Ida Hill. To the afflict eu ed parents parents of oi the me dear ueai .line 'ittie ones ones, we we tender our heartfelt sympathy, in their sad bereavement ' —Mr. Ira . M V( Mm iMHIer , had , ns gin . house burned on the night of the 2nd. Eight hales ot .cotton, two good gins, and live or six rolls of bagging were burned with the bouse. Also a good screw press was destroyed. On ac¬ count of iovv water Mr. Miller bad en¬ gaged the Messrs. Chapman, of War¬ ren, to do bis ginning with theirengine, and they were to have commenced Mon¬ day. Some of bis tenants were hauling in their cotton during the day before the burning at night. It is conjectur¬ ed that they while enjoying a smoke dropped a coal of lire into the cotton, and in tins way carried it into the bouse. When lirst discovered, about half after seven o'clock, the fire was all within the bouse, and near the gin where the cotton bad been placed, and bud made such headway that it was impossible to save anything. Mr. Miller estimates tlie loss at one thou¬ sand dollars. So much for cully’s smoke. —Best 5c. cigar in town at Ilolden & Farmer’s. —Stationary of all kinds at Ilolden &. Farmer’s. SPECIAL LOCALS. _ — Back again with a nice line or gooils.—C. T. l’rowne. -(•nmulated Patent—n very fine Hour for sal*' by W. R. Gunn. - Mr. W. It. Gunn is still selling h s dry goods, hoots, shoes, bats and caps at cost. Plow stocks, plow lines, nails.horse and mule ; lines and hardware general¬ ly kept at W. It Gunn’s. -A V tine line of imeket and 0 ,„1 tui,ia table cut- rut ery foi sale at AV , R. Gunn s. —Clocks one and eight day, from $2 to $10 at C. Myers. —Ladies’(iress goods all wool from 10c to tfl 25 per yard at U, Myers. J.gdiesUM Gwvy\j,’ f,„„* shoes hB styles and prices at U. Myers. — Men's, youths’and Uovs’ in endless quantities. Suits from $4 to 85(1 iit () \fvei-s with a complete line of buggies always j!|' ' ’s’-als A ’Armor''’umuiesbiiro ’ Gh'’' ‘ l> | rin:s la>t of Cl,l,,rs ! Uv ,M , ilt ‘ 8 “ r ffn V , ’ c at 'T}< L . ‘ el ’ s ’ —Genuine m ignolei seed rye and rus*-proof oats for sale by U. Berg stroni —U. Bergstrom keeps tho best select (*d stock of crockery and glassware in town. — If you wish to purchase a good sewing maehine, call and examine the Celebrated Davis Machine at Charles Bergstrom’s. A fine lot of fresh Oranges and sp¬ pies just received at Dr. Reid’s, — Bargains all through my stock, C. T. Browne. Canned goods such as peaches, corn, tomatoes, salmon, , ,s:udiiies, , , «ys «l'».mUtie8 at ’ —Cigars, snuff, tobaccos, amt , a great . n,: *ny other things. Call and see them at (J. T. Browne’s. — Royal baking powders and Horse ford’s bread preparation! for sale by Dr, Reid. Beautiful assortment of chil ,j rells and Misses zeplivr, wool and knit sacqnes and iioods, exceedingly pretty and awfullv cheap. Price 25 to 50c.-— Copelau, Seals \ Armor, Greenesboro, (j a . Pickles assorted put up in pint. quart and half „ gallon „ jars at Dr. Reids. - A large stock ot smoking tobacco the following br.Mnls : Sweep Stakes Blackwell s and Duke ot Durham kept constantly on hand at Dr. Reid’s. —1 have on hand a large and well selected stock of drugs and medicines. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Dr. Reid. (Lf Hemember the wonderful Globe Coffee Roaster.the greatest convenience on record—preserves peace iu every family. Uopelan. Seals -fc Armor, Greenesboro, Ga., sole agents. —Now is the time to sow grain and l>r. Keid has pure blue stem wheat a..d rust-pi oof oats for sale at very low pri ces. Also blue stone to siiak it with. —Green and black teas at Dr. Reid’s. New arrivals of dress goods tUis week: Silk velvet in black, navy-blue and garnet from $1.50 to 82.-O per yard. Our trimming and dress goods depart ment was never so complete as now. t’onie and see us—Coi»elau, tveals A Armor, (iieenesboro. (ia. Jersey ki is all colois; Jersey col¬ lars and lies; Jersey jackets, buttons and buckles and eveiything new and nice at oi>elan, 8eals & Armor’s, Greeuesboro, Go I NEWS AND FUN. Home Florida orange trees are bloom ing for the third time this season. The first recorded shipment of Amer ican cotton to Liverpool was in I77f>, of A Morrnondom Utah tourist by sums calling up it bis the opiy waste ion basket of the world. exchange that chickens , An says jean lie bought for four cents a piece.! It doesn’t say how big the pieces are. “If you hopeful don’t give me his a penny,” mammal {said ‘"I a young to know a boy that’s got the measles,! md I’ll go and catch ’em.” i Each carl oil the head of the sta tue of “Libert* Enlightening the World,” destined for New York liarber, is tl iree times bigger than a man’s body. JTofessoa William North Itice stays that the Connecticut river between 150 Northampton and Meriden, was once ul. feet deep and fifteen wiles bro “Pleas* pass the goat,’’said a boa rd er to iiii bostress “Why do you call my btlUer U)e KOat . l8ked tlie la ly< “Because,” replied the unfeeling wre eh ‘ It’s a very strong butter.” racentl^very^blydfscusseTbTt . V , .... manteSof was ' 'ifiie he e ' 01 a d “ de L taking .- mmoelv society, i. conclusion ... . arrived - at was that it w as not wrong ° but impossible. 1 ua^lu,e • “What are you doing with exclaimed) that c g a r, yo „ Rule wretch?” a father addressing his little son. “2#a 8a ys if [ ft tha. 1 , cat again she’d rca « me smoke, and I bit her again an’a 11 smokin’ ” Darwinian Theory : There is a btry in Norristown who “sprang from a monkey.” Tlie monkey belonged to au organ grinder, an 1 attempted : o bite the boy. Stain)) collectors will be pleased I o learn that a eom))lete collection stamps, according to t ie Deist authc r _ ities, cannot be purchased for less tlia n twenty thousand dollars at the lowe -t, * figure - “I have been married now,” boast! ;d a prosy old fellow, “more than tliir years, and have never given my wife a cross word.” ‘•That’s because yo u never dared uncle,” said a little neplie who lived with them “if you Im , ; ”f auntie would have made you jump. People who complain of too muSh politics should remember that it is iiu incident to liberty. To talk politics ’jn tye American way in Russia woufiJ send a man to Siberia for twenty yeatis. It is some liing to be grateful for tin It we, belong to a country which has pol i tics. 1 he walls of Canton, Clima, ,,, . are of f sandstone, capped with brick, They are twenty feet tliick ami from twenty - live to forty feet high. There ai e twelve outer gates, fmir in the part - "'JL '“‘J L w,> gates,t iiou., l which boats pass the moat east an west. The gates are shut at night . and a guard is stationed near them to preserve ' order. ' A number , of rich . , men of . A dlfferet .„ ,V. t nationalities have been interested i ) 1 th) , pn , jecl of building a huge cas -f > Naples, adapted alike to the requiu} ^ meats of summer and winter. Th promoter- promise every conceiv#’ form of amusement which money procure and the h p nMklUHiif ..Awi9' *‘>i‘ sedate')unsoii8, the use of a ri 40,000. A Chicago wholesale house sent o three f< male drummers by way of e.y periment, One of them wore all he* lll;isht . ( | „„ a brakeman and’ f'dhiwed him off,and the third reported tf»ree new dresses, h lawn-lonnis suit, a 11,1(1 Jl in Uv \ expense account. The house is so well satisfied with the result of the ment that it will not repeat it. Mile. Rhea, now playing ill Fhiladel pbia, is disconsolate ovet the recent. loss of an exquisitely fashioned watch, crusted with fine jewels—a present, she- of declares’pon honor, from the czar Russia. The unique and valuable sonf venoir was stolen from under. Mile. Rhea’s pillow while she was traveling iu a railway car. Her maid consulted the tiny time-peace at 7 o’clock, and at 7:30 o’clock it was missing. A Pennsylvania desperado got ,lia eyes on a dear and dumb girl, whom he discovered to be very wealthy. a desire to increase bis worldly store, |w S(;t about lna g ln2 !ove to her won !l0r Making arrangements for ail uninterrupted ceremony,he went after a clergyman, whom lie induced, by the moral persuasion of a leveled re volver, to unite him in marriage to the young lady. <y(r still another invoice of those handsome walking jackets, cloaks and ulstretts just received and inaiked veiy close. Copelun, Mis Jc Atmoi, Gicenesboro, Ga. AdvortlsrJ Letters. The following list of letters, remaining ln „ )e p ost . l( ffiee, at Crawfordville, Talir. folroooiu ,t y Ga.. will be sent to the Dead offlce if not Cll lled for at the expiva tion of 30 days from date, November 1,1S83. Mrs. Sarah Dawson, Robert Edwards care of Miller A Smith, Mrs. Maggie Elam, Mrs. Almira Nunn, At illis Peak care >f Douglass Anderson, It. li. Piehrell, Miss Lilia T. Reynolds. F. B. Sutton and Bell Tellie. AY lieu calling for any of the above letters please say advertised. AV. A. LEGWEX, r. M. Many persons who seemingly have consumption have peitectiv sound lungs, and their distress originates at together from disordered kidneys and liver. Now there are thousands of ,-vraedies t»»«t will relieve kidney and Rver diseases, but there is only one that cai i Ik> deia-tuled iiihui for effecting a ^riuanent cure, and that is Brown’s i ron Bitters. Its efficacy has been sat isfaetorily proven in thous-inds of in stauces after all other remedies failed Mr. r hos. G. Daniels, Wadley, Ga., says: “l used Brown’s Iron Bitters and advise dyspeptic, nervous, low spirited folks to do the same.” A Heal Necessity. We presume thci* is hardiy a ’.ady to he found in our broad land who, if she d°es not already possess a sewing ma¬ chine, expects some day to become the owner of one. t0 w!illt k i nc i „ r it uiaciiine to buy. It should be so simply constructed that the most inexperienced can suc cessfully operate it. The other points mainly to be considered, and which are the most desirable, are durability, ra pidity, capacity for work, ease of oper ation. regularity of motion, uniformity of tension, and silence while in opera tion. - The “Light-Uunning New Home” Alls the above requirements, and is said to combine the good points of nil sew ' n 8 machines, with the addition of new improvements and labor sa ^' 1K dev,c ' 3 Hie price is no higher tlian that of other machines, and every lady who is *'* lu hapjiy possessor of one may rest as sured she has indeed a treasure. AH who send for the company’s new i ' 1 ustrated catalogue and enclose their ad , vertiseme.,t (printed on another page) will receive a set of fancy adver Using novekies, of value to those col- ..... lecting cards, &c. 'lheir address is, NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO., 30 Union Square, New York, Men’s and boy’s revers ble over coats and ulstretts ; men’s beaver and chinchilla overcoats worked exceeding ly close to secure the trade.—Copelau, Seals & Armor, Greenesboro, Ga. The Nihilists of Russia, demand the freedom of tlie Press, freedom speech, the right to hold public meetings, the summoning of the people by the Czar through their representatives to take into consideration their interests, and they say that these concessions will give quiet to the country find prevent revolutions. New additions this week to Miss Bourne’s department: One case trim tiled canton sailors ; one case leather trimmed cupitls ; one case trimmed felt primroses, ay more stylish than ever. Come and see tnese beautiful goods be fore t | iev are ;i i) sold.—Copelau, Seals & Armor, Greenesboro, Ga. ADVICM TO MOTHERS Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain of cutting teeth If so, send at once and get v. bottle of ,\ins. Winslow’s Sooth iso Syrup for Teetii ino Childiikn. Its value is incalculable. D will relieve tho poor little sufferer im mediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake anont it. It cures whul ouUe,soft t,. ns t j u , the and gums, reduces inflaiuatiou.and gives tone, energy to the, wliole system, ytrs. Winslow’s Soothing ,aiit Sprup for Chi and I dven Teething is pies to the. taste, sisthe h-st prescription physicians of one of the oldest in and female ami nurses tie »- ; ,ited States, rT) tod is for sale by all drug iu throughout world. Price 25 cents botUe. SOUTHERN mm COLLEGE, ATLANTA, GA. -Jtflfk Term oegin« iirsLwTclTmtJciSStf coatiauesfive months. 3D3rZTAL»ia 8UXXCAZ, AE7ASTACT3 HIM CIA51 For Circular* c-r any iaformation, C3. VfM. PE881S 8IC31E5J?, p.o. Boibaa. ■ V. fv B | « A ^ymXf ^f] '' ‘ib I p S y ^«o*‘^G /.■-'v w H B q? £ 4* yy /, v(/ t ) B y’ ‘Af.j ij 9 ,§-,a- « I #/& :> - % p A 1 3 ^ A xJ OCA. t T li J? » fib* i-i P 1 A'e ''^4-,-. * • q. JX-^ 0 '•* tl r J - ________- — ** ' ~ ‘ - A YEAJtv. ^ Cj OX - ! ~ ONE $1 A YEAR. $1 Two ¥• it'v p /wm cv Si i* n. i* . ; i* i.* ONE 'SBin BSQfX BMfflW® | ill Greenesboro. Gopelan, Seals & Armor IT. Their Immense Building full of New Gooes and crowded with on ;tom rrs. j ; THREE LIVE BUSINESS MEN TO AT MAKE THE HELM wn TWFVTVOVP * 11 " J ‘' K c bnhhKS f THINGS LIVEI Y The present cotton crop is short but goxU are eli -ap in proportion, an I t'i j'^^ouV iftoNc*mean^vi^M^» * treiumulous vWt 0n r i, ‘ ^.•en-sW;. an I tin: Aods (illEAT. Comiftosee ns'kml if\mu sej -tre . vuth >’ our vuit .*’* "'ill »'*ll pay yw damages. When you c une be sure to on li uidsome , CORD RON A S U I TI X ( H, Brocaded and Invisible Suitings, Changeble Plaids ami Vnhair e c. ■ , Ottomans, French Wool and Swanley Suitings-a few of the fashionable ’ Ladies Department this season. " UJa 111 the * V J$l S 3EE iEO JEFL E5 & colors JERSEY JACKETS. JERSEY KIDS. JERSEY TIES. JERSEY COLLARS New, Nobby ami all the Go Novelties in Buttons. Dress Trimmings, Soutache and Tubular T ra'-' o r,nil I brocaded velveteens.Bilibins Beaded Gi np,Camille and beaded Fria-'e, Pass i neuiane Edging and iiiserrions, Ilamburgs and Laces. BEWILDERING DISPLAY of Gents, Ladies, Misses and clill dren's Bosierv Bou cy levarde wool and Skirts linen and Table Merino Covers, Vests, DeiiJUe Bilk and aud8emlla Linen llandkercliiefs, hand made Z.-plivr Sliinvis'Fan- and’ quitoe Laces. To.clion inos ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY lines of Mens’, boys’, ladies’, misses , :T1 j Irens shoes, all the new styles from 25o to gd.su pair. No fun—Si lid facts- B m emptied in Greenesboro. ’ 1 oad. Clothing by the wholesale. ILits and Caps without number. Furniture by tb ■ c Carpets ’till you can't rest. la, 100 yards Calico. C,000 yards Jeans. 15,000 Checks. 5,000 “ Asanburgs and Drilling. 10,000 10,000 “ “ Sheeting. Shirting, 30,000 “ Ticking, actual measure. Our MILLINERY Department- under the charge of Miss BOURNE, of Baltimore is tin; numait-ractiyc display this sole of the Louisville Exposition . ; to tell you Of half the goods that crowd our Tilltt l a AK 1 Al h lb would lill every inch of the Democrat with Diamond typa. In connection with our immense Dry Goods Establishment, we run a large “ J $ which filled with Supplies,Machinery, Baggies, Wagons, Bagging and Ties, Stoves, Gins Cane Mills &c-, Cotton stored and money advanced. .Exchange bought and sold on New York, Augusta and Atlanta. COPELAN, SEALS & ARMOR, Green 33 ^: 0 , Ga WM. M. JORDAN, FRED Ft. POPE, Fbrmerly of Sibley & Jordan. Of Watt! ington, Ot. JORDAN &*POPEJ~ # - COTTON FACTORS AND Commission Merchants f 72d Reynolds St, Augusta, Ga. Wc are (limral Aqnts Ur Gullets Patent Steel Bnu'i in Lifit Draft Cotton ft! mm Gin, Lunins or [nirorel TtylorGia, wj.1i let Ira an i job (lensers for ail of them. Write for terms and circulars. xiTE \\ WILL GIVE OUR PERSONAL ATTENTION TO WEIGHING AND SELL 1NG COTTON and Guarantee QUICK SALES AND PRO KPT RETURNS. We hope by close attention to business, to merit a liberal share of the shipment of cotton. THE RANDALL HARROW M -’-■'-V qTN.-\4' .. —. .... — s* "(it ,:;q» ; - - . >■v A.qu/ 'f YJ:-q ‘AV*. ' ■ -’ -^ ■q : Ill ig q J What It Will Do IT WILL TIlOROUG11LY PU LVEBIZ E TIIK SO 1 1 . IT WILL TlIOitOUGBLY Ct YEK UP SEED Gli A i N. IT WILL TIloiiOt'GHi.Y niYol! UP SURFACE MANURE. IT IS OFTEN t SF lisTITt ’TE FOR THE PLOW. IT WILL SAVE HALF THE TIME AND LABOR IN preparing sail for seed. IT WILL INURE VSE YOUR CHOIS. IT WILL SAVE ITS COST IN ONE SEASON. FOK SALE BY BONES, DOUGHERTY & CO. pril27-ly AUGUSTA, GA, ] p ‘ <: ■\i ti ri - #5 V: | L i-. ual ‘J? ti t©“r-vrfv^ic;:r 1 \sars T'i >«>’ForthoT?1Sf?CM .ANTsa'” r Wf? , ^ -- -• - uio MARKET GARDENS* « J - li.. \<> F.:r tho PRIVATE FAMILY __1 u? v> £, ro’.vn by curse.vos ”” F ? r r-v- n :l :-dso:-.e IRastrated Cr.iand ITaritl Sc-iKcr FHTE TO ALL .’TSftM '•TSL !?:>•.» ITS YOltl BCSIXEsa CAXHS Fun. T!JA!»K I.I -T. A! A*:2 : FiTr!csSOflStSEEDSRDlV^cTA’IlALiLrHU
