The Blade from Walnut City, Kansas • 3

ri) "IT "tr 113 A TV T7 .1. J.J. AZj l.t XX X-l XU MISCELLANEOUS. LARNED ADVERTI9EMRNT9. THE BLADE.

OFFICIAL PAPER OF RUSH COUNTY. HIE (-lUCl'LATIOX IX THK COUNTY. WALNUT CITY, BEIT, in, 130. P. WHEELER.

Xijxe Novooiton-Fair. Tho ureat market of the eastern orld has been held at thb junction of tho Volga and Olga Rivers iu Russia, every summer for hundreds of ears. Here tho nations of Europe and Asia meet with their products for trade. Cossack, Chinese, Turk and Persian meet the German and the Greek with every vaiiety of merchandise th.it mankind employs, from sapphires to grindstones, tea, opium, fur, food, tools and fabrics, and last but not least, medicines. J.

C. Ayer ifr celebrated remedies from America wen 'ed a1'1 eic-ant T'azaar. i himself A PI STORE p. c. Dixon, DEALER IS Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Tobaccos, MAIN STREET, WALNUT CITY, KAN.

Item of intcreat are I'tllll llll HUlllTl'M. Coiiiniunieutlnui. be noneed, in ant be ae-'eonipunied by tim iiamo of the writer, not neeei.sailly for publication, but v. guaranty of good' fail h. Jun7-tf Communicated.

Wai.nit City, Sept. 10. Dear Blade: Since my last I liavo been among our people very much, (not however,) and find that advancement and improvement is the order of the day. I have taken on to myself the task of visiting the Sabbath schools of our county. I have already visited about ten schools and have been cordially received, and hospitality entertained in every east To say that I am pleased with the maui.genient and progicss of tho schools would be putt.ng it altogether to light'-.

I am really delighted, and feel that as a people we have icasontobe righteously proud of the interest, intelligence, and genuine management mautfess in all of our Sunday schools. When we get around to all of the schools we will then report the number in the county, but we can now say that we think there are more Sunday Schools in Rush county than in any other county iu the west of the same age and population. This speaks well for the intelligence, culture, and high moral standing of our people, for which we feel siucerely thankful. Young gentlemen and ladies cannot raise themselves in the estimation of tho people so rapidly in any other way than to be a reg XX XX XX XX TO THE PEOPLE OF RUSH COUNTY: If you want anything iu the way of PRACTICAL WATCH MAKE It XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX AND JEWELER, Lumlxu', It i ii 1 Doovn, Cement, XX ARNED, KANSAS. XX MOri.MXUN, KAMI, LINE, HAIH, PAIUS, PAINT, ETC.

(jive me a call. Don't tail to see me before you buy your lumber or sell your Wheat. A. C. FAIR, Great Bend, Kansas.

i vv XX GIvcm strict uttentlon to the repnlrtnu of waieucK. My lont? experience witu clone application enublea nietOMiiy that I Hhall eudeavor to k)vc nut Inflict Ion In all eaaea. WatchcH thorougly OA IS TEL t. IjLADKS. (hi I'Vuhv nilii.

Vejiv eooi Sunday nioruinj. bfcii caul ol Lt.ni iul tie Met. nL Seeding is the vS the iiay. We received giv.it many calls Saturday. JJrsixKS was lively in this on Satuulay last.

Several of our public schools coni-niimed jistci day. L. I). Evkhbole lias gone to Toncka to work at his trade. CANDIDATES liil (is iil I Ut 1'CliUCeil latlS l'OU CASH.

A suiiiiicK oi valu.il.lc lots iar sale in Walnut citj by bilmiiai on IjIA.n. Commimcauons must I liaiulcit in bj morning to insure publication due, same week. Frank ii. anvcn his brother F. 11., loll Sunday for low a to visit mends, to be absent some ten das.

The school in this plaeo opened yet to- XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX Culver A Fair have recently completed a torge and commodious XX XX RAIN LtK VATOE And will buy or handle your grain. XX decl7-tf X.J REPAIRED AND NEATLY' CLEANED, and properly regulated. Prices very reiinoiuiblo. Also keep ft full lln ef somi tiii.is I -c seen. They are known and taken on steppes of Asia as well as the praiiies of the West, and ate an effectual antidote for the diseases that prevail in the yaourts of the North as will as the huts and eabinsiifthe western cont inent.

Lincoln (III.) EoyI'tiax Corn. -This is the corn spoken of in the Bible in that beautiful story of Joseph and bis Rrethren. It is a very old plant, history does not date back to its origin, and it has been handed down from generation to generation to the present day. A few years ago some shrewd Mich iander got hold of a supply of the seed and adviitised it through the agricultural papers as Pampas or upland Rice. No doubt his intentions wne to deceive the honest giangeis, but he did an everlasting benefit for Western Kansas.

Raker the African traveller, speaks of this corn as yielding live hundred bushels to the acre in Northern Africa, but there it yields one eiop alter another without being cut down by the frost. It has yielded half that amount, in California, and with proper eu'tuie there is no reason why we should not expect from one hundred to one jkikvi b1 jt i 'i ri ri ri ri rrryrrrr WATCHES JEWELRY AND CLOCKS. 4 jr-Ulve a ortl-tf REAL ESTATE A LOAN AGENCY. WALNUT CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. SAMUEL REED.

MAKCPACTl'RKH Of HARNESS, BRIDLES, SADDLES, kc. ular consistent attendant of the Sabbath School of their own vicinity, or tho nearest one to them. Fellow laborers, in this noble cause, let us continue with unwavering interest and increased vigor in our efforts. Ry a little care on the part of olhcers and teachers, and the Sunday School committee, tho number in attendance can bo greatly increased. Let our motto be onward.

Yours in love, (J. P.in.Kit. HARDWARE, TINWARE, ALL WORK WARRANTED. REPAIRING DONE TO ORDER NLW AI ERHSLMENT8. Give ulm a rail, on Broudwuy, block from iun nepoi.

DANIEL HERMAN, (SufftMHor to Kversolo A Ilermun,) i DRA1.BI1 IK HAliDWAKE, TINWARE, STOVES, AND KANSAS LARNED, oetl-tf STARRIRIJ McCORl), A 0 11 A T-LA li LaCROSSK, Kl'SII KAN. FRANK B. SMITH, HEAL ESTATE ASD LOAN AGENT. AUJitT City, Rush Countv, Kax. Side Agent fr the tale of the Atchinun, Topelu and Santa Fc Hail Jioud Land in liuuh County.

These lands embrace some of tlm flnestuK rlcuiturul aud slock mining truetH In Wtorn KaiiHKH. Timber ami ater, valley unit upland Hold 011 eleven yeura time, witii 7 per cent, luter-est. A FINK FARM AND HOME WITHIN THK KEACIi OF ALL. hundred and lifty bushels per acre in. tho rich soil of the Arkansas Valley.

I think there is no dillieulty iu threshing it with a common threshing machine. The grain is very rich and is eaten by all kinds of farm animals, and is not bad food for the human nice. I think that soaking improves it for animals as it is quite lliuty. F. K.

Dunham in Chronoscope. CONTESTN OTICfi. CUTLERY. Also, I. Lajid OrFICK ll.lVB Cl'l'Y, lAKHAH, hfpl.

LOWERY THE UU IiU Ell PAINTS, Coinpliiint liuviny IjcciHMucrcilut iliiHoiiicu by Wii.iuiu 11. liariioltuguiiiist Xeioa Leuior iiliaixloiiuiii uis ace.tii'aioi'y Mlulemciil (Hucc6fori to Fry A Lowii7,) I 111 nay to the peoploof Kindt and adjoining B1UCK BLOCK, LAUNED, KAN. iiuu'it tfi.iuuiy uiioii i no nuriiiciia ijiiiiricl' oi xcctioii 111 west, in hiiniicoumy, iuiir.a.s, wilu vu lo iii; c.uit't'iiuuoii oi nim ll.ing: i in-itii par-lu are lunvliy siiiiiinoiiiMl to ut Lot oii.ee at Wu Kccin'y on in, iAi n.ty oi ucoocr at ilio'i'iocii A. anil iiii It'riiiiiiony eciicci'iiin moo uilccO al.uii.Uin-ineiii. li.

J. ll A. -N sepl-4l lii'tfMicr. PLU5LICATI0N NOTICE. 1 1 111 1, 1 mill eoiupeie Willi 1110 buuii' houses on ihu railroad 111 Ihc price, of goods, ami 1 aoiicii.

your puV-roiiae, DAMKl. IIKKMAN, Walinu City, octl-tf KubIi County.Kiin. DKAIIM III Tliesu landH urn ujroinided by eliunslitM. nclioons aim un the con veliieuees ol eivin.ed aie. troiiuer lim or uiu iiardsiiips ol tne pioneer.

soiiie lino bargain can be- obitiinod near Waiiiul cny.ihc county incut oi Uumi County, can una so too iiiu lu iuouk the Waiiiul Val.ey unit anjoiiiuit, niopinj Uuloie loealniu mow neic. da witli tu haul lubuey as principal Miss ('batman as as; isUtnt. Kf.REAFTKK ten per cent, of the salaries i 'all uiiicias is tc oi pa.d iu uointhc lusi lent down. Wm. Fiiti Ni) iniVirnis us that he is do-iin; more business now than lie has ever done before- in Hush county.

Mi. -jciTi', of livieo urity, raised 2,000 busliels of lice com on o3 acres of an au iayc of GO bushels to the acre. WiNDiscn about to erect a sliop, to be iun dreonneetion with his blacksmith shop. The luuifcrariived "Saturday. The Walnut City Blade is dtnng good woik in ur.fi an organization of the Kepublieau p.nty in liusli county.

Mr. II. Roland came in on Friday and made us a piesent of a line watermelon, which was much rebshed. Mr. R.

ill be iu the city each Fiitlay with a load of produce. As there are considerably more "nods than my room will conveniently hold, I will oiler my stock at greatly reduced prices in order to reduce the stock to pro-poitiouate limits. G. L. Kurtz.

"Steve" Uelepokt met ith a very painful accident about three weeks ao To miles wi st of Dodc, by having a pony fall with him, dislocating his shoulder. "8tcve" is lure with his brother and will remain until he recovers. The Republicans of Ellis county, on Tuesday last, uninated the following ticket Treasurer, F. Kriuer; Shcrbf, Georye Bardsley County Clerk. Janus HARDWARE, STOVES, AND PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE, Loiilllliit liioncy lor K.lrtuilli C'uplUilisln a B.ei'laUl AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, WALNUT CITY, La Crosse Items.

And again the people of our section are sighing for rain. Polities run low just now and candidates are all quiet. Snow Alexander arc building a coup'o of large store rooms to be covered by one roof. C. N.

Peekham is also building a large building for his growing hardware trade. Mrs. Hawkins, living five miles east of tow died on Monday, (he 8th leaving a large family of small children. She had lately been confined, audit is thought took cold, causing the relapse, from wh.ch shedied. Mr.

Hawk. ns has the sympathy of all his acquaintances iu Ins beieve-ment. One of our citizens recently went to Hays for the necessary lumber to build a dwelling house. lie expected a number of teams he had engaged would be there to help him. but for some reason which has as yet been unaccounted for they failed to come.

Our fi iend had in the meantime got off on a jolilication, and picking up a couple of new found friends from "Ness county," loaded up two wagons with lumber, and started the two wagons, two men, two bottles of "old rye." for his farm in Rindi, but as yet he lias heard in ithci from his fiieuds, liimbir. oi wiiisl.cy. Tin; siini oi' ihc L. i'jivsi-e au -i. 1 liuv t) uio MOillC FINK FAUMi A KC0N1) HANU CLAIMS loraiUe euuup lor eunh.

li. I. GULDIN, Proprietor. FIUST-CLASS 1 AliLE AND ROOMS. A Heavy Stock of Groceries.

Ampin S.tkbllnu In votiuuclluii Willi tiio houiai. liiforniiilion coneeruina govern uieiii (jivcii, and un Hums in appiiciHioim lor uov-eminent, luiul uiani! uui. i.ba-tf WANTTHE RUSH COUNTY TRADK and will give special prlcea to get it. HULL'S HEAD IlLACKSMITH SHOP, UWJIAIUJ HELL, Proprietor, A residence of over fire yeurs vivo 11m ti-permr udvanuiKUn in ihu Keul KmIuIu lianiiieim. tar CJ1VE A Till At.

novli-tf LOWERY BROS. ALL WORK UUARANTEKD, 4irGIre me a Mil and 1 will lion. bet iu know wlmt you wimt nrl 1 (n miii you ChiI on or Hddi FKANjk It, MMllli. Walunt C'Uy. jnlWtf a ciVr, PATTON 8T0KES, LIVERY, FEED Jt SALE STABLES.

J. R. HROWN SONS, AH VENTERS AND JO IN Ell 8, CONTRACTORS UUILDKUS. In the district court oi liusli county in tins iUa .) u.iic.ai ol luc Mule oi iiuiia, A. i.

iSin. I'enn. in. M. ooouMlu, vs.

June E.Ciooilw lii.I iclciulam. Julie h. doo.iM in, lU ieu.ieiii ill the above cil.liiOilat'lhiii,iaKo liouee ui.u you n.iVi: sad by luc huta piainlill', Win. .11. i.iio.hMu, in n.e a 1 com 1 01 i.unli county, Kitanas.

JJlalilliil 11. CO l.i.S pe. 11 Hill III sunt COlU't 011 tlie nun tiny 01 M'lileinboi', uii.i uiucss you answer suid pciuiou 011 oi bcioiviiic'sili lay 01 vJi'iolii'i', it will bo l.ti.ea ait li uu iiii.i juiliin'iu I't'litli'i'eii uci'oi'iiiniy. uelioii Mas lining in 10 ol.iuiii a oivoicu lioiu 111c Uouan 01 iiiauiaiouy an.l 1110 jicIuIi.ciil souxiii liiei'i by in iiinsOiUiion 01 ii.u iii.tr-iiaj.e ion cxisiiun between you uiidsai.i p.uiiilin'.i.iiii KiuimiiK nuin ji.uiii-liu 1 ue eusiiiay of uis two I1111101 cul.iiiuli. M.viaaui.

A. Au.couu, Atiys lor ii.u. Smkai AltPst, 1. C. Dixon, jSKAL.

bisi. court, SALE. IN pursuance 01' the or.ler un.l decree of linen cuh court 01 lae I' nia-u in 1111 I i.a: 1 i.uiici ol' Hit: ei ui, IS ileal iu 'J'op. ka. Kaunas, calei'eii 1 111 ti muu in ciuny wii'i in t'Ouipaiiuaiu aini i.ie i.iar,a.

i icilio liuiiway Company aim aii.ue, oi.i.ii.je arc iae oi tain C'oiiil, tiiily itiniuauad liy dee. co, wi.l Monday, ihc 2uili Uay el Ocli.Lt A. I'. IS7S Keiw. en luc lioiiin i.i il o'coca A.

and mtii' oY.nck 1'. 10 I Iu. iU'iil 101 oi llii! ijourl ll'iiliu in laccilyoi li.iw 11, county, Ivaiisa-. wliiiot). lor lae lialiiud ill .1.

Jiuli-lie 10 luc niKiii'hlaild l.erl bidder, iile lo.iow di MTibed proiicrly. 1,, jij All I he cl L. iiuerel. el. 1 or iieiii.ui'l Wlail.

wi.le.i inc. K.nihai Kali ami lliu n.iid iji.laoi'e oa nay oi isi'i, or now iiave or are cuUi.ed to in or 10 an Uiohc auidsor weei ions 11I and c.ii'ii and every part of iiiein Ki.oiic.i under or l.y virlne of tint acts of ouures of mis ulled Mules of America, in aid of or lor or by rcinou or in respect of (lie construct ion ol'liie ruiiwuyol tin: r.tciiic li.iiiM.iy Company from the liivcr ai 111 11 1 1 1 of the KaiiniiH on me souiii nidc uieicof, to the itsnli niliu j.o-l tl est 1 Colli I IK- ili-MllllI lllver ll)OII llll! rtllid railway of Ihc wiid Kunnin I'neillc linliw.ty company, cxccpiiiitf niien por.ionii of any Mica in an art) occupied or irtd lor I lie way, d. )oi .01. 1 jmrjtoMOH fiieidcut ..11. 1 c'lii -lilelli io I or ol M.iid 10 prior eaouinbiaiiccji, un, 1 x-pi 111' 1..

In 1 -1 1 eoiii 1.. of Mil'. 1 en lu.e.e Hie 1 and y.it:,,,j inner .1 I ajen, I'jr ..,1 in 1 1 1 1 1 1 l. i 7i, -'I fi" III llei 1 1: a uiii, be .011.1. 1 -ill; el, -el 10 l.dhe I a 1,, 1.

il.l iieereeii id l.ie eoin jiiiiinn nl, linerei-i and in (i.e. ca.v!, wuteii may be no.d All work Kur.rantei'd and done in iirwt-elawi HlylU. Il 11IH IO Mllll. IIIU UltllM. Wainut Cltv.

MULES AND HOUSES ALWAYS ON HAND FOR SALE ON REASONABLE neptn-ly RunIi county, Kun LIVERY, FEED AND SALE ST A IILE LARNED, oetbtf KANSAf II. ANDRl'S A Walnut City, Hush. County, Kansox, swings to i)h. i iiiiii.Ki.. i.CAAMMiR, Sipt.

IC. iJurrons: Although we aie a ijuii.t -stay at home" so.t o. people up in this pait of the yet wc take le ink us! i i the grow th and of olhu p.uts, and iu the savings and doings of our ntighbois geneially; but though qu.it, we aie sociable. On last Fi evening about eighteen couple at the imitat.on of Mr. Lew Fisher, met at the school house and spent the evening in a social hop.

Rut, bj the way, we hear of candidates for the vaiious count o.liccs from all over lirF TAKK PLEASURE IN ANNOUNC liiKlotlii! public that we will keep (......., i WALNUT CITY HOTEL! J. V. SWASKV, Pro. Formerly of wuney lloun, Luciohhc. Tliin Iiouhc the moHt centrally located.

iiVSH IVK I.AK.KI AM 1IAYH1ITY ArrlvcM and ilcpartH each day ut noon, THE LEADING HOUHKOF UL'SIl COUNTY. Tim table ISHiippllad with thebi-Ht In the market, 'lias put roiiiiKe of old friemlK and the 1 raveling public urn sollelled. BOARDBY THE WEEK DAY at reiiMOiiable niten. New Blacksmith Wagon Shop I 11 ot-Viupi, xi el 111 HORSES FOR SALE EXCHANGE AIho, Feed and Hay on hand for Mile, lloi'M- hoarded by the week or month ut reaiionable rules, uad tiie beht of utU-hVlon paid I hem. JuliKitf GKO.

W. DICKINSON, tiEALETt 111 FINE JEWELRY, CLOCKS, WATCHES AND PLATED WARE OF ALL KINDS. In CroHby'i Furniture Store, Broadway, LARNED, KANSAS. Prompt uttentlon Klvon to repairing of nil UjililM und work warranted. aovli-tf WA LNUT CITY RLACKSMITII SHOl Reeder; Register of Deeds.

I. V.Pratt; Surveyor, G. I). Knox; Coronor, II. li.

Kohl. List tic; n-mainin-, in jovt it; p'a. .1 cii'l' i -i da vi'l i.i hi iti 'le i I Later Joli, i Jacob iss. on in), John dle 'A 1 li. IT.

4 J. MA7.U.TOX, 1'. M. Is antic'p 't on of an u.ius.d heavy ai-rival of i'oiein coin anil bullion at New York, the Secretary of the Treasury has increased the bullion fun 1 the assay olliee ten mil'ion in order to faci'itatc the pnm.pt eu-hanc of foriin for Unhid Ot iti leal tendtrs. JoSKPti IvEXxnny a vt' table hoisc last wick.

This the j-evi iitli on Ifs l'nr" nn1b o1' 1ivm. -1 iv ill: 'ti u' i i fi I I i niorui i Lira Tin: for.nvi!i' in rc to the Soblii is rc-U'ii hi at Xe, is'ia Fa'ls. which takes pbicu the last of this month, was receiv ed by ITa zeM on. and 'we publish it for the benefit of all concerned: Iseosha Tal's. Sept.

11.1879. Sir The A. T. S. V.

Raihoad ive rates ip. Other roads 1 om -litb. We aie Irving toilet better rates and hepe i su 'ceecl. Wo anticipate a tfoml time and are promised a c.eet ion of ai from Fort Leaven worth There vvdl be some six or seven wood brass bands. Hayes.

Sherman, Evarts and many oilier celebrities will be prencjit. Yours, D. W. Fisskt. cITY.

KAN. Oil AS. 1J0BEKE.N7, TRUP. J. B.

BRATTON, LIVERY AND FEED STABLE, Corner nth fct eaut of Ponnn. House. LARNED, KANSAS, J. MHiiufaeturerof WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. 1 MOST IfKSI'KCTFfLLY INFORM THK 1 jie.ople ol our town and enuiity that 1 have completed a flrM-elum blaekninit ll ami waKon nhop.

I have laid a lui'K experience in eat-ern and weHierii fttitM in liore-nhoHiiK and plow workulKO Iu all raiTlHtfA and wairoii work, liive ine a trl.d. hatiNliieltori uimruii-lemi. SUononthe pait side of Main ntrct, north of Walnut. City Hotel, where 1 can bo fouud aix days io a weok. -PKIC TO BUIT THE 011 Al wKt an U.

tjhl( the cou.it.; here. Now this I do r. n.M't tio'i i I our 1 I I -Us Ol c. o.i 1 i tt i iii'tlsl than A' a ii. la the l.i.

p.ac she has had no oliice, pt a commissioner for one tejm. And among her inhabitant are some of the oldest set-; tins and heavies taxpayers, men who could creditably fill any position in the county; for instance, I would suggest Mr. Alexander Harvey as a candidate forcoun-i ty treasurer, one of the first settles on the I creek, and lso one of the mort competent men for that office in the county, and of I all the oflices that of tieasuier certainly needs competency and intelligence. We boast of the heaviest wheat growers, tho Ingest stock raistts, and the prettiest i gills in the county, and we certainly think I wc are entitled to one county office. I Dad.

Ilorpex ami Mole alwoit an hand 44-REPAIRIN; A SPECIAL IT a 1 1 won wa 1111 a ti: d. nnd for ante vhcap. 4 nov.Vtf li ioiiI 111a1c1I.il injury to the imiv lie- inieieMli'il. 'i'lii! condillfiiiH of wild calc arc lint the complainant in 1 1n-. Milt or any of the pui'tle iioidiiiK boiitlH.tliiipriiieiimloriutiu'eHt whereof by tlie niorigajfi! forei'loKcd by Hiild decree, may bceoinii purcliuncr or pur.

ciianern of wild properly, mid if tiiey niiail ho bccoiiii! Miieii jiiircliiiHCin, tliey tthull be cut I. tied, in making Hell.cuieiit for ami jiiiyment of tiic piu'chiiHi' money by Idiii or them, pur-eiiii-i'r or piircha-cK, lo deliver to the under-xincil and turn In und u-e lowardn the ji.iynient of Miieli purellao money, any of lie coupntiH ludd byhiieli puiclnira.r or j.ur-chaei, to or towunlH tin: paymenl whereof, the net proceedH of mirth nuie. mIiuii be legally uppli''able, hucIi coiipoiiM for taiclt purposi! at a Minn not exceeding tlial wlileli utiuli be payable out of the ma prouidMOf Mich Niie 10 Hiieli.piirehiiscr or purcliUMU', the boiiiisror holdcm of sueh coupoiiN un IiU or their Just niiaiH or proportion, in that churuclcrof such net rsroceertx of ial upon (hit) apportionment or and uccouutln con cernlnif iiucli iml proceeds UUliAM DILLOX, rn I- I 'IS -( the a 'e or uiy H) )(. li I iieit'by aiiuonnee iiii i a-aea'uil- fi 1 i 1 a. iile unite oi uiuur 11 1S .1 1 1 HT'll I I en.

a ie ei.n.i eni-be. m. A IIU 1, iii- 14 CIIAS. 13. MERCHANT TAILOR, LAUNED, IvANSAS.

HA TS A CAH COWX AJfTt. IV." '-'I l.u. lij. 1,1 ya- I firiiied tuv IJI 1111 eo.ny neat oii. In 11.

I', 10 ii' 11 i.oli inii'ivui. of 1 I'Miiiii v. es Ine coiilbkino'i 1.: p.ei,.l K.i'i. lln iiavlinr the uojioliail 'ii oi' liie Ii' i li l0Stiimbaull4 liunil. Wu.ntit ci.y IVun re en.eied my eoiifiaet and liri.

lvi alteii-. 1 tlou will be jflvmi to Hie dulli.31. irliioawlil Lb i i $TwUMyxwiLL.