Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, October 30, 1872, Image 5
Somebody's Hand.
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TherWa&fHfifuSi^ one or two
si afcttfg?ri <ir Jl 6 T O I .I
There'll a dozen of dimples, nnd ?ohie other
?* *s
AAd tkejiand is as whhe, nndasyprctty, I know,
Arthe^nlaWwfcwi^ch the new-fallen
i *$}ifKY,ft> & ? .v"nrm> a,,<l N ?tf ct"f>
?^,n^^'0r?,,t',ign, ,,:,I>l,U",, t?
IflATttl'.fliftlftdy who dwna it 1* pretty nnd free?
_ JOxcopt in the promise sho'n just .made to me.
'Tib it ??hd to be fondled, anpetted, nnd kissed
fS JW^ w^Jrlsed in tfidte kid, on society's list;
?' ' -'Tkj a hand to be held, nud be loTcd, -with tin-.'
"\vTicn ti?e glove's, thrown aside nnd Somebody's
at rest. :
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'Tis a hand in adversity, sorrow or care?
When the brain bums with fever, or chill* in
UValr
'Tis a hand to amootb wrinkles and banish the
if*t>*>^^painv<i! ? >? Kir<;?l*r?tV i-ut A
"When lights are burned low, and lifers broaUf
m?W R?nthe wane. '
lut* <'?? <?' > V. ? t ? -? >
?**'-lfe-W hand for the death-bed, to take the last
....^Yhen the grave yawns in wailing, with Death
at its edge?
^"Wifl? a future unknown, nnd the hungriest sod
'* fe! *?rift>AgYfl? hkre all that's not gone to God.
'Tis a hand for the bridal, to give all the thrust
That a life hnH been given, as romo time it
"With the heart, and the life, and the faith, and
ffce name,
. ..-And' all thro fMkI tribute its owner can claim.
l^fxttn oiicl Garden.
i?"1*-'?n---'-?
(??^ tiAricultur* is the Omeral I*ur*uit of man: It
. is the Hauls of all others, and therefore, the '
' ?nos< Uaefui and Honorable*"
> ii ii. ?r
T o 0"f'rr A fc e.*^-Pulvcrized alum nnd
common sitlt pttt on" a piece of cotton into
a hollow tooth will shut up its aching so
quick that you will want to thank us for
telling you.
In* -rr,*:?
? A Cure For Ear-ache.?There is
hardly any ache to which children are
8* subject so bad to bear and difficult to
''cOre as the ear-ache. But there is n
i remedy never known to fail. Take a bit
<rf cotton batting, put on it a pinch of j
tdaefe pepper, gather it up and tie it, dip
. .gWjBWoet oil and insert it in the ear. Put
a flannel badge over the head to keep it
warm. It will give immediato relief.
""Household.
Site for, a IIoi'se.?The position of
a house affects very much its sanitary
value?haw it fronts, Where ft stands, nnd
what arc its surroundings. If the house
stands free, nnd is not pressed into a
"block," of course one side of it will face
the north, nnd one side will face the east.
But we may ray that, even when there
1 are windows on all sides, and the" light
comes in from all sides, the rooms most
used should be where they can receive
"the direct rays of the sun at all seasons.
Sunshine in the rooms is just as salutary
sas sunshine in the heart. Let the carpet
wfad?, let the flies come in, but do njt
"kdbp out the sunlight. A house that
liiis no sunshine will be half of the time
a hospital, and a bad hospital loo, where
there is more malady than cure. A
.healthy home will not be placed where
anything obstructs the light.
It is not commendation that one can
"gather his apples from his chamber win
dows, of can study jmie cones on the. tree
without leaving his chair. One would
not cut down a great elm or oak because
j(?<?preading branches hare*reached the
'wiudows or the roof. But when '.he
idj?de is sombre, and the sun refuses to
pierce its canopy, the house itself ought
to be moved into the light, or another
b lilt in a better place. As a genera)
rule, we may say that lib tree ought to
ftand within fifteen feet of a house, and
no shrubbery that will make tiny of the
rooms dark, or damp, or dismal. There
it reasons of lien lib, not lu.ss than of
beauty, why a hnu.-o should not be hidden
by a grove, and why n lawn with llowors
is. more satisfactory than clumps of pine
of'eedur.
A dry tdte for a house, too, is offne
highest importance?that there be no
marsh before the windows, no stagnant
pools around the doorway. The Margin" j
utiharpdoi is not the proper site for the
dwelling of a prudent iium, however it i
may suit such a genius as Thoreuu. The i
Ipcst landscape is not a fair equivalent for j
the danger of malaria. A well drained
.My ?-.uvel id better for residence than a
house "which looks proudly down upon
tfiu bay and islands, yet draws in poison
front dntnp lawns nud pastures."
^BTAflfaOI1 SOUTH OABgfllRA,
2b //*? Cbwiraiwiorvira of. EUctmn:
In accordance with Sectio? 3jpof Arti
cle 9, of tiie General Statutes of the Stute,
you aro Hereby notified and requirdd to^
cause an election ty^he hold in your res
pective CounVtfcS on the "first Tuesday fol
lowing .tho- first* Monday of November
next,,!)qiinj^tlic ?th.,duy of tho mon/U,.
afpresai.d,- fur seven.(.7) persons, as Elce>
tors of President niid Vice President of
the United States. ?
Now, therefore, you and each ,of you
are hereby reijUiiud with ?trjet regard to
the provisions of the Constitution . and
laws of this State, touching your doty in
such case, to cause such Election to be
heldju your respective Counties on the
day? nibresaidV and for tWe ascertaining
and determining tho persons who shall
have been duly t Lett dt thereat. , ^
* A11 bar-rooms and drinking'saloons
shall bo closed on the day of Election,
and any person who shall sell any iutoxv
icating drinks on that daV, shall oo guil
ty of misdemeanor, aim ou conviction
thereof, shall be fined iu a sum not less
than one hundred dollars, or. be imprison
ed for a period not less thaii one month,
nor more than six montlis.
In testimony whereof Thave hereunto
set my baud and caused the great seal of
the State to be affixed, at Columbia, the
9th day of October, A. D., 1872, and in
tho Ninety-seventh year of the Independ
ence of the United States of America.
{ L. S. i ROBERT K. SCOTT,
A 'rvrf. ) Governor.
P. L . CARDOZO,
Scretarv of State.
oct. 28?3t
Special Notice
The (biles of Araby are not spieler than the
aron?? which the fragrant So/.odont imparts to
the breath. Nor is the heart of the ivory nut
whiter than the. teeth thut are cleansed daily,
with that matchless fluid.
To Owners of Horses.?No one who has ever
Itscd Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment, will ever
he without it; it is a certain cure for Colic, Sore
Throat, Cuts, Braises and Old .Soros. Warrant
ed superior to any other; in pint bottles at One
Dollar.. Sold by all Druggists. Depot, 10 Park
Place, New York.
Burnett's Standard Flavoring Extracts are
neatly put up in Uxpaxnki.i.kd 2 o/.., 5 or., and
10 oz bottles, and are for *alc by.the trade gen
erally, in every principal -city nnd town iu the
.United States, (Janadas and-British Provinces,
an well as in many other foreign couutries.
Help for the HopelfSS.-^-Ton are weak, de
jected, miserablu, and nothing does you any good
you say. Don't despair. There is halnrin liilcad
iiave you tried Vinegar Bi*tors?' No! Then
why don't you?; Whether your complaint' he
dyspepsia, biliousness, nervous weakness, con
stitutional debility, or any other trouble, Vine
gar Hitters will revive nitd renovate your shat
tered system, ns a genial rain refreshes tho with
ered flowers.
ChristatloiVs Hair Bye stands unrivalled in
the world. No lady or gentleman of direriini
nation uses anv other. It is the most perfect,
rcliahlfc; and effective ITair Dye in the world..
Manufactory, (38 Maiden Lane, New York.
Carbolic Salve,' recommended by Physicians
ax tlie great healing compound. Price ?0 cents
per box. John 1*. Henry, sole proprietor, S
College Place, New.York. ,
Hisley's Bucha is n reliable Diuretic and Ton
ic for all derangements of the urinary and geni
tal organs. The genuine, as formerly sohl by
IIavihuid,-IInrmi ft itislcy and their branches,
is now prepared by If. W* Hisley, the originator
and proprietor, and the trade, supjdicd by Iiis
ml vessors, Morgan & Kisley, New Y'ork.
Svapnln, Or opium purified, the most per
fect anodyne in the market, made bv a brocyss
of Dr. 1. M. Bigelow, Detroit Medical College.
Is abyjiyi ttuifcrni iu strength^ which ia rarely
the ease itt (rtner preparations of Opiuin.
# I'ratt's Astral Oil, has a world-wide reputa
tion as the surest and best illuminating oil.
Over two million gallons have been sold for till
past two years, from which no accidents or any
description have occurred; Sendfor circular. Oil
Mouse of Pratt, established in 1770, New York.
W? liayo frequently heard mothers say they
would not be without Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup from the birth of the child until it has
finished with the teething siege, under any con
sideration whatever.
The Secret of lleanty. "What is it? No
longer ask, for the world of fashion and all the
ladies know that it is produced by using a de
lightful and harmless preparation known as (?.
\Y. Laird's Bloom of Youth. Its beautifying
ctleets are trulv Wonderful. Depot ? Golil M
N. Y.
WANTED
WANTED,
W A N T K 1> ;
Rveryboily to know that
E. KZEK1KL
IfoA JUST OPENED A Large and fine stock
of
of (he Latest Styles and Patterns. An umiMiid
opportunity for selection.
A romplete assortment of .J LWKLUY,
STUDS and BUTTONS. Kngageinent IS k
Plain, Wedding. Kriembhlp and Seal' Rings,
Watch Chains, Ladles' Watches
and Chains, Lockets,
Charms, Etc.
Lh-g ilit sets of
BBOOC'IIJCS and KAlt KINGS'.
Knglbh, Swbsand Amerieau. W VT( J!KS.
Gold and Si her--every WATCH warranted'
AM I'KK'AN CLOOKS of-ivcry description.
SPK<TACLIiSaiwI KYKGLASSKS to suit
:(H Ages, %
M asonie, Odd Kollow and Sons of Temper
ance BADGES.'
BLPAlBiNG Promptly and Well DONK at
E, EZEKIEL'S,
kion ov Tin: Big watch.
Sept; t tf
I BEG TO INFORM THE CITIZENS Oft
Orangeburg C?uhty'thut 1 will leave in a few
davs for the. , y
^> i }! < I ') V. ?! * )
And will be.nble to exhibit to them between
the 1st and 10th of September, at the Town of
'Orangcburg and :it iny Stables' in Bamberg
M.i ^LXTl^.. %LhZ A ID.
Of the Choicest Stock the Market can produce in
1 13 TI^a'F T:i? O ll S 13 S
ff !; ?}?!? .-?.'/ -1'? rt ' "AND "':n '*
VlMBER AND WOItic MULES.
My facilities for-jpurehasing Stock are sur
pa-^edby nope. y ;
I intend doing a
U'l V ES 1 B TT SINESS!!!
B^rl gunrnnteo all Stock sold by me
as represented.
lEj M.1 BAM BEUG,
angl2?tf .'i BAMBERG, B.C. ~~
BROWNING & B?OWNING
?nsfWy-? .t\t,i It ?? .v Tn " ??><
Attorn? y? <At ImHv*,
Oitan<*EnuRoj C.II., S. C,
Malcolm I. Bnow&Ko. A. F. Bjiowkixg
mcb?-lyr
"ENTERPRISE" ' SALOON.
10 ? \ A sow '' ' i
The. citizens of>OranircbUrg are notified that
J. Jl W?HLERS has;opv?vd:. .
?'A
First class LIQUOR STORE and Drinking
j Saloon; where lie will always be
PRESENT
To dispense the finest brand* of. i LT.S, WlSKS
LtQUOHS, SMJAJIX. it*., that win be had
in Orangeburg. I>ON'T
FOR
(ict that the ENTERPISE is a first-class sa
loon, conducted, on the inwt improved plan,
and .a place where loafers tue, not permitted
to congrcguloj mid where no discussions and
harangues are allowed.' A pressing invitatien
is extendctl to -.
ALL
To call and examine my stock, before going
elsewhere.
? ,T. HERMAN WljILEBk
itillli lyr
noons,
SASHES AND BM?J)S, .
Mouldings, Brackets, Stidr Fixtures, Build*
er.-r" Furnishing Hardware, l)rnin Pipe, FloUr
Til?\ YViie < Miiirds, Terjra Cotta Ware, Marble
and Slate Mantle Pieces
Wiiubin ('lass n Specially.
Circulars and Price Lists sent free oh applica
tion, by P. P. TOALE.
Nu. 'ill Ilayne and Sil Pinekney street,
net I- ly . Charleston, S. C.
Notice of Dismissal.
Notice is hereby given that I will, on
the *20ih day of .October next, file my
thud account 'with the Honorable dudg*
of Probate for Orangcburg- County, u.
Administrator of Ik M. Dant/icr, and
ask for Letters pf Dtmissul.
. J. 1*. M. KOJUIES,
Administrator.
SIIACKEIjFORD & KIOLLY,
lACfOltS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
M KIH'I!.\ NTS,
Noit rit Atlantic* WiiAup,
('harli.Mon, S. C.
aoknts kou
Moro Philips' Auuuuniatcd Carriliean Sea
OUANO.
\V. W, Ml.UKLKKoun, W.M. AlKLN KKt.I.r.
oct 1-1*2
RUSTFJtOOF OATS.
si*:p:t3 tiyr.
A Supply of BLACK RUSTPROOF
AT Sjusl received,
North Carolina and Georgia SEED
RYE, always on hand.
STOV ALL'S AUGUSTA FLOUR,
.sacked at mill.
Racon, Salt, Lard and Cheap Tobacco,
.1. A. HAMILTON'S STORK,
Market Street.
Special Notice.
.The undersigned-do hereby warn all parties
to desist hereafter from hunting Upon their
lands. Though we feel that the hunting of
gentlemen anywhere is in noway n -trespass;
wr feel constrained to projdpii aii, in order to
reach parties who are not gentlemen, and who
under pretense of searching for game. Meal ;nid
commit other nuisance*. WO p-e nctdrmincd
to use upon nil Buch the extreme, w.
JOHN ROBINSON,
. ctl-1 V.M. F. ROBINSON.
IU rtlllV?
ON '?'
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il./b* ->ilwd-untof t**l?l , -rtji ud
_(.?--*! ? ?m 11-*?tf V b^
^ ^ ?^ ^ 111 GI IS J A
H?R S E-S ?
Finest Drove of Horses ever brought to thin
market.
n* I- ? * * " * ''."--I
??H ft - if??f. : ,?: hi! .?'?
i Those in want of u good hornb had bette'
cal at one*.
? 1 AT? i ? -*? '
e> 0( : *r.i/?ll . ? -d
W. M. SAIN & CO.
nug27~tf.
2>ie.'*fe. & Hewitt,
2 34 WENTWOUTH STKKT.
C IIA 111. E S T O N, S. C.
Can be consulted on the following diseases,
and diseases of a kindred nature, free of charge
and in strict confidence.
Charges moderate, and within the resell o
all. 'Office hours from \) a. tit. to 7 p m.
lliikrilATLHM nnd Ni: l IIA IM I A.
In all arthritic complaints, as rheumalhm
fitiui, tic^intijln, etc.; this^rnctice is ahnest per
feet. The most intense pains are almost in
stnntlv relieved?enormous swellings are re
dneed?limbs sVl ieh htive been contracted ami
still' for years are relaxed. Case* of twenty,
thirty and fortv years'standing have been cured
by me, after afl other mean* have failed.
A great accomplishment is my triumph over
pain, by which I can often, in a few moments,
loothe and carry oil'the most excruciating sufi
eri ngs. " , .
If tbu synteni did nothing more than to re
lieve pain, it would stand superior to any other
,*y*ttii) Oxtail^ & S? it & il}' ft ?
, q CATARRH.
Stoppcd-uj) I lend, Running of the No--,
cons tit nt hawking nnd spitting,
coudunt Blowing of tho
Nose.
Thousands sutler from that mo-t anuoving
disagreeable eomplaitu ? Catarrh, without
knowing what it is.
Often the secreted mucous tlowing down the
throat clogs up the lungs and her* the founda
tion for ebnsuinption.
The most skillful physician1* fail to cure it.
I cure any case of obstruction?stopped up
head?dtsehnrges of greenish, thick, thin or
glairy mucous from the nose, internal or exter
nal?pain or fullness between the eyes?con
stant h'.owhig id the nose?inflammation of the
na.il passages,?liberation of schucidcriau
membrane, etc., in the course of a few days.
DEAFNESS.
Nervous Deafness, Noises iu the Head, Otor
rlirca?Otitis (discharge from 10ar),
Paralysis of Auditory Nerve.
1 uiw daily ir<*uting,nll iiflcctious of the ear
with the most gratifving results. Some who
had paid anrisl.i nearly $1,000 without U'jielit,
have been cured hy me iu u few weeks at ru<*l
crate expense.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Mercury, injudiciously used, lias tilled the
earth with wrecks uf immunity. Thousands
litifier from its ollects who Itavt bean uneon
sc?tisdy drugged by their physician1. It is vain
to attempt the eure of the majority of di He Uses
while it remains in the hud v.
Although 1 have heard of several so-called
nntidotes for mercury in the human body, I
have never yet ?**>o a physician who could
eliminate it "from the tvstcin.
1 can satisfy nny. patient or physician that 1
can absolutely extract mercury, lead, line, nnd
other mineral poisons, in every ease.
?.f CANCERS & '
Noli-inn-Tangcrc, Lupus, or Wolf Cancer,
Scirrhus Cancer?Fungous Cancer,
Ro<=e Cancer?Spider Cancer. -
T make a great specially iu the treatment of
every description of cancer and tumors.
How many cancers and tumors arc wrong
fully treated by curtain Charlatans styling
themselves "Cancer Doctors."
After la-ing pronounced incurable, 1 will take
any one of these eases iu hand, and mako a
permanent euro.
My terms for treating cancers, etc., will be
based on the ngc and condition of tho patient,
and the positive certainty of core.
COTTON GINS,
Magnolia Cotton (lins, the lightest
running (Jin made. Price $4 a saw.
GuMctt's Steel Brush Cotton Oins. $5
a saw.
Hall's Patent Cotton (-?ins, with feeders.
$5.00 a saw.
Brown's Georgia Patent Gins. $3.75 a
saw, delivered.
Coienmii s hurr Stone Corn Mills, Cot
ton Presses.
lleadlcy's Steam Engines.
For sale by C. (MtAVELEY,
No. 205- East Hay, South of Post Office,
ecj 1-h CharlcsttuijS. ?('.
fiul fltiirl .vi-.;,?.:,.<?/?> ? ? \ ??
?'? T. G. yiNC? ,?.?..,
/ iU> ? 1 I lm?
..?I |.? .1! '>> ft.'" ?'.Ul-t luv-.n-. ?mi.viiWt
? I If / M X i*-**
Pall and Winter Dr y Gopds^ 4 i 0
CLOTIIING, ,BOOTB J?l<m SHOES,
" ' **????> ? ? trdtUW .'t**H .A.
v HATH, TRUNKS, &c.,
,' '{?? '? < r Iii.? .*?;*:'f ??.-(' In *c? ? . ? -? l .Witj^.-t .???
. , . v.-*. ? 5 *. t .1.1
imi: Attd Good Value Gruaranteed.
Having had mnny years cxpc^encc i^tiW'^
r '? ' ' ' - , - .// H "1 ? ?veeM
B O OTA ND S HOE 13 tJ SJ.N?BS?V?
, .... ,.i ft .yt !9?-? vii??Vr
I will make a specialty of that department and warrant all GOODS nx ttrpfefle ntcd.
^'^K^GiEBTjRO, s a
wioUi*cn*in? fit ***?*' ??' ?? *?'??'' :?* I
oct Q Next Door toDr. A. C. DukoVDrug Store.
[a. . i ; Oft -l/./t ?4>f "'.;:?? ...... t?.*?Vr?*rf">
r
?iMJ> * SMl/Jtr W 3AV) I Attg <Wa JaVWJU
Arc uow daily receiving their Fall "Stock
?'? . ? ' *rT . WL .
DRY GOODS, ? ;
Silks, Silk Poplins, Alpacas, Japanese Silks, aud aRidnoVof^****!
? .., U.I i I -I'- .V. r -
D R K S S GO OH
A large assortment of , :i >j.*JM*
HOOTS A.VI) SHOES*
nsl ailing Celehratcd CatilQ Screw Wire, and Ladies Waterproof ('.nitrir,'trimpntul to gtjc|oti8
A1J30, - . ; . ' c j>^?j|ipft 1.
Wood anil Willow Ware, Hardware, China, Tin and Glass Ware, i
CIIOICI'.: OiUKJKUIKS Always on hand'.''" .I,;
{^"fSnodii delivered ns nsiiali | ?*"'-r?tf*J?ly
-**""' - <3S?atBW5*tB^^
-?? ?
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^ptu? H?T
I ' inn:
..ji-wK >> ..'^ ,t?irki,- ?>?s?rlw 1?.rft ,,7?ioii.it
ORANaBBURG, fa C .j.
) \\ P 0 II I? \\ \ V I V,
ii u u t% in fi i) Ii i ill! S, .C1111 tiif i;;?,
""' ??' ' -ocvil Ut>-' . ? .o ..It ?ti
FINE TOILET SOAPS, FAK?V HAIR a]SI) TOOTH
BRUSIIKS, PKKFU.MKRY AND FAYCY TOILKT ARTKT KStr
GKASS AND GAKDKX SKEDS. , -
TAINTS, OILS, V ARN1SHKS. AND DYK-S'lTFKS; ?
LeLtcr-I'npcr, Pens, Ink, Fnvelops, Glass, rutty, Carl on Oil,"Lamps and Chimny
l'lIYiilCIAXs' l'ttt'SCUIlTIOXs ActfliA'rkl.V ('(VSf rOCKUKl'..
? " >- ? ot i-.ileV *?.??' ?d t?t!s
? - - j j ? fdf imp d viiih >
The Citizens' Savings Bank
OV BOUTH (CAROLINA. ? '?
OR ANGER URG BRANCII : 1
Will pay 7 PKU CENT INTEREST8PEC1ALDEl't'lSlTS and 0? PER CExVoli SAV
INtiS DEPOSITS eoinpoundcd Semi-unntmlly. I ?< 5,t> .1 r i.-.rv>tru.
Hio?al rI^inAnoe Committee.
/? r'u; t t: til Jl* if> ?sitl^ttlnti .?on
Hon. TIIOS, W. fiLOYKK.
Col. PAUL'S.'POLDER.
Capt. JOHN A. HAMILTON. "l .
JAS. IT, FOAVLFS."' '
mch 19-ly Assistant Cashier.
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BULL
*intiui
n rMit#P?
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Ol I? d-U-i
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KAP11TLY ;Hl<:mjC1LN(} their LAKQP
, STOCK OF ? <'< r?lm^ no o v i ?ib tti
!: ' ' J ' If"'.*' ?''Mil"*'! ad?d. -it
GENERAL MERCILAXDISE,
INIMJCK MEN TS AUE OFFEKED. GOOD STYLES AND D^IJgAllLK
GOODS AlU^ ALWAYS FOUND AT< ' - t#m U?* ,i?4 '
Dull C II 9. DIL
Bull, Scovill & Pike's
slnxjiitifclt? l.',; -?l> i?im unit ?
Who arc agents for First class
LIFE AND F.lftte IXSl JiAxVCK; COMl"ANIKS'*
Aho Aconts for the IMPROVED WINSHIP COTTQN GIN, under test, ho
inned l?O ms. ?ccd cotton to each saw in ? hours and ?l) npiiutes* Thus a UUy
Saw Gin can turn tint about (l hales, 400 Ihs. each, in ahoitt 9 hours, if run at a
high rate of speed. Purchase the Winship Gin. m*tMB*mBtmm*mmmmmmmmmsmm&
Buffir^OTJLLT^! PHiE,,A?Wt#
Juno II, htfn 18--(f