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LOCAL. SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1874. Robbin shooting is all the go at pre sent. Our market is well supplied with fish,_ jLHfrTf fMiT ttfflT Tvv Tln> Governor Has appointed Ed nrd Argoe a Trial Justice Tor this County. 8ee law card'Of Messrs Humbert & I?'ordham, in another column. ' i ???BS? ? ? ? 4BM*mam* Ii I- ? Board without lodging will be found is oar advertising columns. The LejJ'Slature adjourns tdda y sub jest to the call of tho President of the Senatefn3 ^pe?ker of tho.House. The appointment of James J. Mitchell, a Trial Justice by tho Gover nor has been cooGrmed by tho Senate. -?? - ??,?, ._. ^ See advertisement for sale in this issuo. A rare opportunity tor a Goo plantation. -? The alarm of fire was given last Thursday afternoon, which proved to be the ateve pipe in Mr. H. Higg's carriage e5iop. No Pcrrioun loss WaB sustained. The stockhol lers of the .Sou h Caro line Rail Road Company will find .something tb their intero.it in our adver tising columns this week. Wr.w Rans-dslti on Brought m Street has eeme fine Segars. We have tried tthem, and pro-otnee them very good. 'Give Jitm a.call. ? V ?..-J* VS-iU S>*' .l Woseley, Crook it Co pea have jn-4 -received a fine lot of clot kin ' for the ?w? r. ? . ... JSjwACjg Arade. vGall aui.d .'jxa.uJ.ue tiheur anodk. We would ca 11 attention to ??n ?Aver 4uiement hrad?-d lost and trnlv h op? llhe article wtiti*befi?unil and returned t?>th* ' aVaer wh > "is an ophou and j rue> the tpin' ve>y highly a* it is a .resic;ef foar (departed nmt'hcr. W.ake up City da Idy's and np-in that iliew ?ix??et, (bofirre jt is planted or it wil" ?e?et a iittl ? nViFe 1?^ 1 by- You noed :v.i-t sa *.y >u h iv ;h:"t.h-t inuu ?y tor we are *w?re ^BjQ ?|^.'^-t if - do .rouse u ? vdadd) a an 1 to t*?e werk J have a large and .attractive . a4v<-i'.ti*cment in 'bin issue, tSat ^s^ew StwSc**f 'groeeriee and tke Soar prices it hoy sell them for will far eacetl-fheir notice, In fact, their stock Is '?<<?*pTete in eyfcry respect, and the public will find ii to ihoir advuuthgs to cell on them. We wire pleased to notice th at our polite and efficient Post Master Mr W E- ?? illiims is having tho store room ol the Engine nouuc fitted up for the Post office/ No better locattou could be faund. Since the above was written the Post a MM a .# Office has moved into its new quarters. if;'. _ _ - Oar young friend Mr. G. Pauail'ugue of the 8. & A. Telegraph Company, we fere^eorrr to sty has left us and gone to ether fields of labor. He made many friend*while tiere who rogreted to aeo him. leave. Mr. P., was a first class operator' and*-'strictly attentive to bud nesa. Mr. Zimmerman has taken I its plft??. ?SOT We "beg to return our thanks for a specimen of Messrs Strau* & Street s' Rice, which we assert cannot be ozcclicd for oleaoliness and lewer broken grtins by any other Rico Mill in tin State. TIpTge'gentlemen huvo spared ooithcr meads" or labor in fitting up their mill? which. Is now complete io overy res pea. They buy rough Rico and jt,?y the highest market price in grcenba ks tor it. Aunt. H. Stephens.?-The Atlanta Herald, of Thursday, says: ''Newspaper accounts from Washing ton continue to represent the Hon. Alex. fl. Stephens as in vory. precarious health, and wholly unable to attend to hie duties in the Houpo. We regret to Bay that our private adviers, received at this office within theTlnet low days, are still more unfavorable ft is foarcd by jnasj ibat one ^^'18.4^*^V*^^t1^r, ?'t}ts will never agam teintWhtt iea^J h i*, feeble frame being iihablo to weath er, the present attack. This news will he ielt throughout the State, if not the The following preamble and resolu tions were unanimously adopted bj the committee therein mentioned : ; U hcrccti, at the anniversary parade |r%>e I. Y. A. F. ?. Co., on the 24th February 1874, we, the committee ap pointed for the Decoration of our Truck*, were materially assisted in eur work of Decoration by the contribution from the bands vf the fair ladies of Orangeburg And whereas, it is the part of ehival rio courtesy and gratitude to express to the fair ones our appreciation of clio taste as well as the kindly and cheering interest manifested for us. Therefore .be it resolved: That we,' ns n oomtuittee, and for the T. K. H. & L. Co., return our hearty thanks for their display of thoir beiuii ?ful teste, and signal interest in us as individuals and as Firemen. , Resolved, That it. be thus published to ullft, our appreciation of this bright expression of interest felt for us by the ladies of Orangehurg. Resolved, That in this kindly interest, we find a holy iooeutial Had chr.cring encouragement to maintain our Organi zation, preserve our dicipliuo, and thus tobe ready wheu duty calls. Resolved, That these resolutions bo published in the Oraugeburg Times and Ii. TT. Wannamakjsr, ? D. K. Smoak, J. S. Bull. Committee. At a meeting of Physicians in Le vis vi Ho on the 17th of Feb.. the following preamble and resolutions wore submitted by a committee and adopted : Whereas, We the members of the medical profession, engaged in practice in the upper portion of Orangeburg County, foeJ tho urgent necessity of adapting some measure whereby we may secure to ourselves a just and proper remuneration for oar servir.es in tho future. Therefore, be it resolved; 1 hd. '1 hnt \v.> keep aud exchange with C 'C'j oth r accurate lists of all ptrtics wh i do nut pa she r medical accounts and will withhold lrutti the same all aid in the future. 2nd We .will be governed an making our .charge* by thereguhr established feo bill, and will not disount any bill underitwmty dollars. .3rJ. W^iwill not make oeutr-iets wit h persona for practice. 4tit. We claim a settlement of cur ao cnii'it* on the Gt*>t day of November in ?o:ioh yu.ur. 6th. Wo will sttn extend the usuil charities of our profession to the deserv ing poor iu our respective communities. Gib Tk it tku public may know our proceedings, we publish those resotu lions in the County papers. Drs. A. i . Da by, *W. T.Xi ? it**, Will. L faa, C Ii TaOer, Charles 8 Darbv, F. ti. (seiner, M. .J, D. Danube, J. 11 .Sm.ik.!, T;h??maa Kell er, Vi. -C. W hrnstooae Dr. WisUr'tf B?ltum of Wild Cll4!r**y "a combination und a lurm indeed ! for koaJia^ aud curing diseases of tiie throat, Jungs aud chvst. il cures a cough by loosening and.cleansing the lunge, and allaying irritation ; thu> removing the. cause, instead of dryiog up the cough aud leading the disease behind. Gen. A. C. Garli ngton. of Atlanta. <3a.. has been chosen bv the students of Woflord College to deliver the annual address before the literary societies at com trie nee in cut. Colombia, S. C, Dec 20th, 1870. To tkt Editor Orangeburg Xetea : Sir?I have the honor to inform you that at a meeting of the Board of Officers, cre ated by an Aet entitled "An Act to Regulate the Publication of all Legal and Public Notices," the following resolution was adop ted : Retolved, That the "ORANGER URO NEWS" is hereby designated as the OFFI CIAL PAPER for the Publication of all Legal Notices and Official Advertisements of the County Officers in the County of Orange burg. - , Respectfully, &e. F. L. CARDOZO, 8ec. of State and Chairman Board. Per W. R, JONES. COMMERCIAL. MARKET REPORTS. OF7I0B or thk OttANonnutio News, March, 13th 1874. COTTON?Sales daring the week 182 h ales. We quote : Ordinary, to Good Ordinary,... 7(rt) 12 Low Middling.I3nj> Middling.... .1*1? Huron Rica ........ SI. 50 per oushel Corn.$1.10 per bushel. Cow I'sas.... 76 per bushel. I'iNUias. 1.50 per bushel. SSBBSOt 1 1 M . 1 Ii'?. ?n Cash and Comfort. CA CTS. CAPITAL fJU WILL 8KCUKB A TEXAS PONY, EQUIPMENTS, and PRO VISIONS for keeping, with a permanent business engagement. Both male aud fe male solicited to correspond : W. THOMAS BAKER, Box 188, Wichita, Kansas, mar 7 tf. To all Whom it May Concern 0 AU ^Kr^ON^ I^rM^^^rae in any manner, will make prompt payment by the 1st Maroh aexl. After that time all elalmu will he placed in the hands of a Lawyer for Collection. 3 -U T. C. ANDREWS. /.V .. .V ;'. on,? --tiitin.r. iTO HOUSEKEEPERS and . FARMERS! Wo haro vn band a COMPLETE STOCK of GROCERIES And are eiToring SPECIAL I^I)UCEHE\TS to purchasers. f.000 lbs BACON of nil kinds. 100 bbls FLOUR of all Grades. CANNED GOODS of every Description. SYRUPS and MOLAtfSES, POTATOES, SUGARS of all Gradee, And In fact EVERYTHING usually found in a FIRST-GLASS. GROCERY. Giro ua u call. We are confident MONEY oan be SAVED by buying from TOSE &.IZLAR GOODS DELIVERED. am J. 8. ALBERGOTTI, CORNER RUSSELL-STKKT AND RAIL ROAD AVKNUK, Has in Store a LARGE anc*. WELL SELECTED Slock of FAMILY GROCERIES Winch ar? ofTersd at PRICES which cannot TAIL to PLEASE those sailing on him. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED nnd delivorod FREE of CHARGE. Just received a FRE3II LOT of dried beef At 6 CENTS per pound. ?v - PREPARED HAM, PIG HAMS, BACON, BUTTER, FLOUR, SUGARS, SXGARS, &* Also 300 lbs Choice Candies Which is the BEBT and CHEAPEST >n this Market. HIGHEST'CASH PRICE paid for country produce. FOR. SALE one PLATFORM SCALE, Capacity 1400 lbs. We w-owld nave toiisunu-i s of -PICE tu know ihnt our Mil L in ahout perfection, and that we CAS asid do GUARANTEE to SELL CLEAN RICE Below the Charleston Market Price At ?w MILL. Person* deoiring it we will furnish tlicm RICE weekly at their door* in aay qnaatity, or at the MILL every day. We also keep a full supply oi" FRESH GROUND meal and grist On hand, BOLTED and UNBOLTED, on the MOST REASONABLE TERMS. rice flour for STOCK, With CHEAP GRADE8 of R< RSE nnd COW FOOD. oak and pine WOOD SAWED atiy LENGTH desired, and deli?cd to any part of the Town for the SMALL SUM of $3.25 per Cord. Send along your Ordert?. We are always ready to fill then without DELAY. STRAUS & STREET. READ! READ! READ! AND TAKE NOTICE THAT CHOICE GOODS AT LOW PRICES! CAN BE PURCHASED AT THEODORE KOHU & BRO.S' We would inform our Friends, Patrons aud iho Public, that notwithstanding our "EX TENSIVE 8ALES for the past Season, OUR STOCK Is still in SPLENDID CONDITION?all tho Various Departments are COMPLETE with FRESH GOOBS Newly received. We extend a Cordial Invitation to all to EXAMINE our* CHOICE ASSORTMENT Before purchasing as we always hnvc a GREAT MANY GOODS AT VERY LOW PRICES, Needed by everybody. Preparatory to Laying in our SPRING SUPPLIES, we will dispose of a great man/ CHOICE GOODS At COST and BELOW COST. Remember these FACTS and when in Town bo sure to ealt at THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER. NEW STORE. I Call the ATTENTION of MY FRIENDS, PATRONS and tho PUBLIC to a fine AS SORTMENT of WINES AND LIQUORS, At ?11 PRICES and all GRADES, froo ?/Co? mon Rectified" to "OM Pure Rye" aad Corn WHISKEYS, which I bare Ju,t received, and notwithstanding vie ADVANCES I will ?till continue to sell at FORMER PRICES. Aho ? FRESH SUPPLY ef CQFEEB', SUGARS, TEAS, FLOTJR And elhor GROCERIES including SEED POTATOES and ONIONS which I offer st a SMALL per eentage. Cell before buying, you eon SAVE Money. O. I>. KOETJOHN. HOSELEY. CROOK ?l COPES, HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL SUPPLY OF LANDS ETH'S GARDEN ? r it- -:: - tmVI alii ,'knh Mi RED RUST PROOF OATS, Ae we desire to make QUICK SALES at Small Profit. We would also the attention seed potatoes, plows, kakes, nlixus, traces, plow lixes, Of the PUBLIC to our FULL and WELL SELECTED STOCK of ox i oar setts. iioes,_ forks, spades, ITAItJES, bridles. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Which wo offer at LOW PRICES strictly for CASH. Uite us a call and see for yourselves. MOSELEY, CROOK & COPES, it* jaa 81 (OPPOSITE THE CITIZENS' SAY1NQ8 BANK.) janoSS it* sn .. C*OOI> GARDENS to be had by buying your Garden Seeds and Onion Sets from E. EZEHIEL, who sein all hfl? Seeds from the Celebrated Arm of Ii. Lan* drelh A Sow. N. Member* of Orange? will be Bupplicd at Grange price*. jan 10 4t KEAD1 READS! ORANGEBURG ACADExiY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Will open at tho new FAIR BUILDING on THURSDAY tho first day of January next. TERMS PKR MONTn. Primary Department - - $1 60 Intermediate .... $2.00 Bnglish.$1.00 English with elatticc ... $4.00 Musis Extra. JAMES 8. HEYWARD, Principal. Miss E. P0QARTIE, Mnaie Teacher, dec 27 1873 tf Fresh Groceries JUST IN AT J. Wallace Cannon s ALSO LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, AM? CANNED GOODS, CANDIES, FRUITS, *.?. All ef the above goods are offered at PRICES te suit tho present tight times, jan XI 1*74 For Sale. The HOUSE and LOT on Russell Street, in Orangeburg, formerly owned by V. Pit thaa. For particulars inquire et the Drag Store of E. J. OLIVEKOS. JUST 03?KjNTEr> AT ?vi (ifess-e.. ti* Dr. Oliveros' Drug Store SEEDLESS RAIHINST V CITRON, CURRANTS and FANCY CANDIES. Also a large eolleetion of ef TOYS. Also a superior lot of COLOONS aad TOIL LET ARTICLES. Also a 6ne lot of SEM ARS. Alse a fine lot of CUTLERY, Also a Lsrgo and well Selected Steak of ?RUCIS and MEDICINES, to which Articles, for RELIABILITY and CORRECTNESS, tho Public's atteettoa it directed. All ara respectfully invited te call at the Prur tftene ef DR. OLIYLflOB. Ifetale of John V. Buir. Notice is hereby given to ?11 concerned" that ou the 10th day of March, A. i>., 1,874. 1 will file my final account in |ha office of <h? Jud^o of Probnte'of Orangeburg Couaty. and wilt apply for my final discharge as Administrativ of said Estate. MARY M. 15 A IK, Admi'x Eot.. John V. Hair, ifeo 7th 1874 4l Iron in the Blood ^3 MAXES THE WEAK STRONG. The Peruvian Syrup, a Protect? ed Solution of the Protoxide of Iron, is so combined as to have the character of an aliment, as easily digested and assimilated with the blood as the simplest food. It increases the quantity of Nature's Own Vitalizing Agent, Iron in the blood, ana cures **a thousand Illst" simply by Toning up,Invigorating ana Vitalizing the System, The en riched and vitalized blood per? m eaten every part of the body, repairing damages and waste, searching out morbid secre tions, and leaving nothing for disease to feed upon. This is the secret of tTie won derful success of this remedy in curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com plaint, Dropsy, Chronic? Diar rhoea, Bolls, Nervous Affections, Chills and Fevers, Humors? Xjoss of Constitutional Vigor, Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints, and all diseases originating fra a bad state of the blood, or ac companied by debility or a low state of the system* Being free from Alcohol, in any form, its energizing effects are not fol lowed by corresponding reac tion, but are 2>ermanent, infu sing strength, vigor, and new life into all parts of the system, and building up an Iron Con stitution, Thousands have been changed by the use of this remedy, from weak, sickly, suffering crea tures, to strong, neaUhy, and happy men ami womenj and invalids cannot reasonably hes itate to give it a trial. See that each bottle hoe PERU* VIAN SYRUP blown in the glass. JPamplxlete Freo. SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors, Wo. SO If arris an At., Batteoi Bold by DauaaiST* ucKsnAtiT. oct 18 . ly I NEW PATENT." dr. Patrick s cotton press The undersigned Agent for Or?ngehnrg County begs lenve to call the attention of COTTON PLANTERS 1o tho same, and would ndvise crery ono in need of a COT TON rr.E88 to purchase a patent atonoe. For CHEAPNESS, SIMPLICITY, T and POWER, it has no equal. Any ono desirous of seeing the "modus ?perandi" of said Press, can do so by calling at the Storo of J. W. Patrick k Co., Russe! Street Qrsngoburg C. H., H. C, whore a .model can be seen, or address Capt. Jeff STOKES Oen'l Agent Midway 8. C. J. W. PATRICK, Agt. Orangeburg County fi, C. yoly;S$ I? 73 notice,:,,:-, ' OaAKQB?CRU Coo nit; Oraugoburg, 8, C. NoT. let, 171% Ayer's Ague Cure* Pursuant to Till* 3, chap. 18, Rftf (r?ie , Statutes S.;C. Section 68 requires: --^ Bsc 68. If any person, eorapan** WfPffrV poratioa shall oommeaee any 03 any County of this State after fhf of September in nny year, tire eftjfQetfl property employed in which shall net uara been proTionaly listed for taxation tit County, and shall not within thirty thereafter make such report to tat itwiawH of said County as ift required ia tho fifty- ' sixth Section of this Act, he ?r they shall forfeit and pay the sum of one hundred (gel lam, which shall be collected by civil eoticsa in the name of the County Coramb^lWsw and paid into the County Treasury'fir tH :! exclusive benefit of the County, And pre ceee iu such case may issue out of the ?jBjfl$>!) of Common Picas of the County iA.V&ji^j aueh business was commenoed, directs ' the proper ofiicer, and be eerrod io County of this Slate. / JAP. Tax TASSBt,, !; aov8~tf, Cc. Auditor. Teir&t aid ?gue~ ?Von* which mankind snfrer^over ? Iww^, the globe. Is the eonuequc'nee or a diseaicd ?in the srstein, induced by the poisonous tali vegetable decay. Tim exhalation is cvoli the action of boIsx hentna wet coil, and me the watery vapor from it. While the son ia L - the hor1 ion this vapor lingers near the earth's jL? fiiee, and the. vims is taken with it through th* lunes into the blood. There it acts as an imtfiling poison on the internal viscera and excreting orgat?? of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails! secrete not only this vinis, but also the bile fire the blood. Both 'the vims and the bile'acer? in the I circulation,.1 and produce violent c tuinsl dUordor. The spleen, the kidneys, I stomach sympathize with tht liver, and* disordered also., Finally, tlie instinct of > gantas, as if in on attempt to expel the not m fusion, concentrates the whole blood of the 1 in the Internal Oxcretorles'to force'them to r' oat. ' The blood leaves the surface, and rusl__ the central organs with congestive violence. Thh> , i? She C Kita. But In this c??rt it fa?x. Thea tt* ' Fcvaa follows, in which the blood leaves the - teal organs and rashes to the surface, aa 1 another effort to expel the irritating poison thr, that Other great 'excretory ?the" shin. 2a P_ also it fails, and the system abandons the atteSsw?; ? exhausted, and vn.lt? for the recovery of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day,- The??;; ?to the .fits or paroxysms of Favait ano Aoc% Such constitutional disorder will of eou: mine the health if it is not removed. fu^-L^jaa/t We have labored to find, sad hare Rani, .*a antidote, . .. .,r;: tOTNj which, nc\itr.ibxe? this malarious poison, ht the) blood, and stimulates the lirer to expel it from th* body. ' Am it should, so it does cure tlds aSHctisg.'. disorder with perfect certainty. And it doe* tsorc,. or rather does what is of more service to tho-30 tab- 1 jeet to this infection. If taken in cnamkit'Mgsfgf j, it from the system as it is absorbed, and thus ke' ~ those who use it free from its attacks; keepr system in health although exposed to tho du Consequently It not only cures, hut protects.: the (treat variety of affections which' are f by this malignant influence, such as Rc Fever. CkiU Fever, Dumb, or. Maakcf Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Omit, BI Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, L tions, Fainful Affcctioas of the Spleen* Hy Colic, Paralysis,. and Painful Affections c .??oiu.'ich ana i}o>voIs, nil of which, when i frum this cause, will be found' to ftsaunv* frit. less the intermittent type. This " Aor/v Ct removes the cause of these derangements, ?nd ?wreX. 4 'he disease. This it accomplishes by stimulating torie? to expel the vims from the system; these organs by degrees become habited to do their office of their own accord. Hence ari we term ocrlimotation. Time may xccidrirj, . same end, but often life is not long cr.ov i.icriflcrd in the attempt, while this a Ado do*f it at once, and with safety. We he reason to believe. this is a surer n* well ? rcme.dv fcr the whole class of diseases a caused by the miasmatic infection* than which has been discovered ; and it has still i important advantage to the public, which la/lffeM;. it u cheap as well as good. ? .* ?, pbbfared by * - raV el i>R. J. C. ?YER & CO. LOWELL, MASS. Price Oira Dollar ran BoTttr. Ayer's Ch?rry Pectqi hex won for itself such a renown for the cure every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint^ it ia entirely unnecessary for. ni to recount evidence of. its virtues, wherever it ha? b?ett^eV'? ployed. As it has long been in coaaisajtJSS* ? throughout this section, we need not do more than assure the people its quality is kept up to the b$ftt ., k eVer has:becn, and that it may be relied on to do for their relief all it has eve? been: fotmd to do. , Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOB AU Tili PURP03ES OF A PURSAT1YE MEEfCiilS. Fob'ColtWbnbss ; ' ' Fob tub Cukb or Dvsrarsix; Fob Jai'mucc; Fob tub Cubb of lNDian#rtn?'x . ? Foa II rau a cur; Fob the Corb ob Dtsektr&t; . Ton x Foox Stomach ; Fob tub Ccrb or Ebtsitblas; For tub Piles; '. c For tub Curb or Scrofitla; Fob all Scrofulous CoMrLXtssjsJjo^T FuB.tub ccrb of ItllUVUATUHl . ? Fob Disbasbb or tub 8bxx : ? ?v Fob tub Ccrb of Liter CojsrtArKTf For Dnor*t;rT77jr ^ Fob thb Cubs of Tktteb, .Ti/mobs *?? Sawf. ' Ith a m ; Fun Worms i Fob tub Cobb of Govt; Fob x Dinner Pili.; M Fob tub Corb op Nr?rai.oia; Fob Pcbifyino tub Blcod. They are cngar-coated, so that th* most etna tive can take them pleasantly, and being pur ' vegetable, no harm can arise from their use ia s quantity. ' Price 86 couts per Bot; Fivoboxes for $1.09. Great numbers of Clergymen, Phi men, and eminent personagce, have lent their names to certify theunparalleleduscfnlnes iof thsf? remedies, but our epace here will not pffHmWjkm insertion of them. The Agents below named fur- N nish gra tis our Aurkvxb Almanac In which they nro given; with ahm fu'd descriptions of tJie oi;<w* complaints, and the treatment that should fee fol lowed for their core. Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with other preparations they make mar* profit on. Demand Atrr's, and take no others. The sick wont the best aid there is fbr them, and ihiij MsiM bavcit. gtf.i All onr Remedica are for sale by Bricks! 13HIGK8!!! EB.UJIDZRSIONED RE8PECTF?M.Y [nforma the public that he ta now pre* ' to furnish BRICKS In any quantity. > All orders will moot piompt aMentiob. . J. C. KDWARDF. junc? I87g tf i i \ vViet*f w &'i ? ?? .: . ,-:-..?: 1> 'Sa^tW ?Atj xteeeW WANT til. All classes of working people, of either sex, yomig or old, make mere menay nt work for u? iu their s'par'a momentc, or ill the linic, than af' aaytt?? j else. Particulars froe. Addrqse TT* i .4; , Oi $WW& * OD., .. ?e^UL-W \ ^TMl^?ijnj ; Mi