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fIUB'JESSlONA'Ti CARPS v
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.- lAttorney" ad Oounaelo at Law
J'rectk regularly to the cntirta of lo.
nc county. .. Awg. ii. 8
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j V - - DENTIST,
V GRAHAM, N. C:
i-Ortice in Vestal iiuilding. . -
(Kike houts j 8 a. m. to 1 pinv -;
Livery J Sale Feed
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tiKAHAM,- - - - N.y;BcaIeVelis640 fcet.!
."'All kinds of tin wOik and re
pairing. . ' - ' .' ";' :i
Shop on ' W. lm St., second
door from Bain & Thompson's.
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is a mooted point, rxcpt-.
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PINTS
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j sre hwest cfcar Through--sinv-'
-j. ply high-grade trousers at low-;
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a . our secret. -J ; ' ' '
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YYANTED-AN IDEA JJTS
tUoc r aearatr iror row W"a : ihr mr
Knnt rrm wrnith. Unu Jl)H WtUlkS,
KJI ll.. t-nlrl AHaraer.
Ik U, tot litu ILA rttm. flcu
re rora kcuuuajuk is not on a pacKugc
oy4ny vug except
Foi Abovt North CroHnf .
WhltaattBci aunt. ixifriT'
Number of counties, Off.
State arfta, 52,280 uaro. miles,
Number of electoral votes, Hi
v Xnglh of poast line. ia. 314 - miles.
Land surface, 48,66P square
miles. "
; Water surface,' 3,620 square mile?;
Arena Did i mil Swamps, 150,000
acres: .
,- Number of miles of railroad,
t5
. Indian popu
jpulahon (cen
census or
1890; 1,571. . '
!, Inland steamboat navigation, 000
I miles. ' "; ''.'!..'
Torat population (census of
1,617,947. :'
Average mean annual -rainfall7"52
inches. r . rr
mines. ry , J
ciVhtl) popuUJioiO census lof
1890) 1,049,191
Colored population (census -of
1890)567,170. ; : .-;. .,
Total water- power, 3,500,000
horse power. s
AVesteri bourKlarv-lonKitude -81
dfgreos 42i inuteg'io seconds. 1 H
Average winter tempemture, 43
i he highest point is Mitchell
pcak,.6,8S8 feet.; .
Avewgearea of
counties is 507
square miles,
1 -NuHiber-of-Varieties-of. miuerak
(f , .
discovered,. 180. i . . . r
' Avera6e summer tempt-rature, 75
i "b1" .......
above
;- Hot Weather Don' ta.
New Terk World.. ,.;:f.M ir i "".''i -(
i Don't complain of the weather
Complaing woh't help it, and besides
you'll be rorry next winter for all
the hard things you have saitl abotii
summer. ,f .;.
Don't wear any more clothed than
tho law mjuirci.
Don't drink anything with alcohol
, Don't eat heavily, especially .of
meat- !-;-fu'
' Don't be scared If you can't sleep
for the heat. You will sleep.' when
sleep is absolutely necessary.; ,,,
'.Don't walk on the.; sunny side
when (here is a shady side. -' '
, Don't fill ! yourself full of icl
. - - , - . .-
n'.i 1 r .
. Don't quarrel with anybody about
anything. ;: f
Don't imagine that this sort of
thing is going to last long. . It never
does,
Don't hurry. Don't worry.
Don't run to catch a car. There
re others.
"Dont lha?e tcln8a7,
Above all things don't ajlc any
body "Is it hot enough An you?"
There is incitement to murder in
that question. '
A feaik With a Utttmrj.
Clinton Petnoerat; . .
Mr. W. J. Moore, of Turkey, has'
in his possession a comb with a his
tory. It iss single horn blade of
an ordinary open and shut pocket
comb, and was presented to him in
18C0 by the lata John C Carroll,
then of the firm of Johnson, Chest.
nutt & Co., of Clinton. - Mr. Moore
carried it through the entire hat
J'a -.6
bis daily toilui in camp. Tlis comb
was in the battles of Bull Run,
Manassas, the Wilderness, Antietam,
Drury's . Bluff, Cold Harbor and
other memorable battles of tbe war.
Mr. Moore has earriol it in 'his
pocket ever since ss a talLtman. '
"They don't make . much fust
alx.ut iL" We Are Kjaking of Do
WiU's little Early Kioers, the -famous
little pills forconsliiiAtiun, bil
iousness and all stomach and liver
troutJc.- lliey itcvcr grijc Sim
luoiia the Druggiat.
ABOUT CHARLIE ROSS.
tor? of
v. Twantx-Tbree Vaan. V ; $
SooUand Neek Commonwealth.
, Recently in a paragraph the Cora
monwcalth,,rttferred to the death tt
i;nariiej jMtr jaiqer nnq ine mys
tery, of tW.3tmnge abduction of i tic
little fellolwehty-three yenrs ag.
We recently clipped from tH"iW
minpon messenger vne loupwing ip-
teres tinji facts about Charley's ab
r
duction:
stQ JkdRdU,itkW
of Charlie Ross, whose abduction
from his parorvto' home.tff,one pf
the mQat mysterious aBd -Wfttipnal,
crimes ever committedr3!n8 rucAilud
public attention! td thitt-tdmarkaule
lwenty-tnree years navo passea
since the crime was committed
which wrecked the lifejof Christian
K. Ross, cost him a fortune and
made his name a household word
all over" the world.; On July 1,' 1874,
Charlie and his elder brother, Wal
ter. were nlnvine in front of their
home
on Jast Yashington Jane,
along
in a oucy or iizm spring
wagon
' ' Charlie liad, according to the story
told by V alter,' aked the men for a
ride. '(, Tjje ieipldJh'ijn.Miat th'ey
would give him a ride from the top
of the hill and also promised to give
U,nlp9me hrecwekera, ine two
rUyVwIlkelI tV tioffiheih'Ul
lJint T"me firecr.tckera, The two
and they were then taken into the
wagon. ' ' Witltcr wanted the men to
take them to Main street for the fire
works, but they said they would
take them to "Aunt Susie's,", a fic
Htiius rpcrsoA. ' jf f H f
... The Vijiefti' kod fth boy -with
candy while the team was rapidly
flrnj tqvrnnj Kens(in$on. Charlie
cried and ln-gged to be taken home.
At Palmer- and Richmond streets
Walter was given a quarter and di
rected to get the fireworks in a cinar
etareJTJua boy.utucy.ud andicturncd
to find 1 he wagon, the pien and his
curly h.'iircd brother gone. His
teiir brought a crowd and in the
crowd was II.- C Peacock, a friend
of the family,' who took 1 the boy . to
his parents. , ,
"Whiter told an- accurate anrt co
herent story pf the ' abduction and
gave a full description of the abduc
tors.'' 'The'pblictf were unable to dis
cover any trace pf the child, ' and it
was not until July 4th that anything
in the nature of a clew came to the
searchers. This was in ' the" shape
of a lefter Xwm . bis supposed abduc
tors; It was grossly- illiterate and
CT-idently -purposely so. 1 It informed
Mr. Ross that they held the boy so
securely that no earthly power could
reach. him, and that he would not
be delivered' witliout the payment
of ' a bii ransorti."'' The' father was
warned ' that any aitempi 16 recover
the by by dotectives would result
in his instant death. The writers
promised to ctnnmunicato with Mr
Ross within few days.'
Two days later they wrote de
manding $20,000 ransom for the re
turn ot toe hoy. litis sum was
promptly mined by "the friends of
Mr. Ross, but the police stepped In
nd askd to be given the conduct
of the cace. This waa granted and
Mayor Stokley offered a reward of
120,000 for the arrest of the kid
nappers and the return of the boy.
This immense reward attracted world
wide attention and set thousands of
detectives at work and millions of
tongues wagging.
During several weary months Mr.
Ross received sixteen letters from
the abductors, but they were so care
fully disguised that no clew could be
found to the writers.
The entire community bad br
come intensely excited over the case
Tolunlerr; guard over
.Inioftt everv letter box in the dfr.
but with no result.. Public interest
was at ferer heat and meetings of
citizens were Jjeld in every rtof
the city. . . . . "
- The true solution of the question
(to the satulaction of the police)
came many yean ago. Superin
tendent of police Walling, of New
York, found a clew that ended in
fixing the crime of the abduction on
William Mother and Joseph Doug
las, two notorious burglars who luid
long . had' their b.-udijuarter in
phiiadelphia,;: Detective . Sharkey
find Ms surviving partner, Detective
Cliarles P,;:Milh5r of Philadelphia
were convinced of. the- authenticity
of this clew, and confirmed ' it; to the
saUsfactioa of nearly every one con
nected with or interested' in .he fa
mous, case.;-. ,t'.,? ! .'
Th;.eonfirmaUQ9.canl1ugh:
laf . Mosheilfhcv acied "gj-'
tions with Mr, Ross and the ijurg-,
lars. ; Westemlt was evidently
jjfing'triaortfice Douglas, j but
wantedfbT sitte 'his brother-indaw.'
The police of . the country were ,
looking lor the two burglars when,
tfie residence of Judge Van .Brunt,
was entered by burglars on Defem
bel li, 1874, and were attadked : by
fa brotjher of thr,,jtidgeand several
servants. One pf the purglars waa
shot and the lotbcr was mortally
wounded. . A I
They wore Mosher and Douglas
Mosher was dead when their 'slayers
reached them and Douglas-was in
death throes. ' The lattef gasped
"It's no use lying . now. Mosher
and I stole Charley Ross, v Mosher
knows all about him." j'
The dying burglar was told that
bis partner was dead. T-
, ,"Then God help his poor wife
and family," gasped the dying man,
"He knew all about ( ha -ley. The
child will be returned in a few
duys." "
jThe . child was never returned.
The bodies of the dead burglars
were identified by Walter Ross.
Former associates of Mosher and
Douglas were arrested all over the
country, but they could not or
would not throw any light on the
mystery, AVestervilt was taken to
Philadelphia, tried and convicted of
complicity in the conspiracy to alt
duct the boy and was sentenced to
seven years in the eastern penttcn-
tiary.; -
In the presence of Detective Mil
ler ihu wife of the convicted man
begged : him to tell whnt tie knew of
the crime, and if he ever knew any
thing he never told it. He served
his sentence and is supposed to havo
returned to New York. ,
Original Observations.
Orana-e (Va.) Obaerver. i
. There is a good deal of preaching
in a smile. '
The best way to kill a falsehood is
to lot it lie.
The parson at the wedding is the
right man in the rite place.
It is now in order for our mer
chants to sell twine by the cord.
Life is a quarry out of which we
are to mould and chisel and complete
a character. . " a-.
If tho earth were covered with
flowers all the year round the bees
would gtL lazy. '
Very often a soldier, whilo having
tho highest motives, will leave the
army furlough purposes. .
Comparison is everything. A very
ordinary looking girl in a railroad
car filled with men looks lovely.
Do not let adversity discourage
you. V ere it not for the kicks which
it receives the foot bull would never
get up in the world.
,'We rdon n ; we do htt par
don baseness," says Ouida. Yes,
we forgive the umpire, but when
tho second Laseinan makes a square
muff And lets in two runs we tear
down the grand stand.
WlUa Hie Dos ai.TOO.
Chieaco Diapateb.
Rover, a big Newfoundland . dog.
has been made heir to $1,700 by his
master, John t?pooner.- - Tbe Litter
is a sailor And eccentric.
Attorney E. E. Allison drew up
the will And the Guarantee Title and
Trust company will Act as trustees.
-People will think you are crazy,"
expostulated the sttoTitcy. "How
can so much money bo ued upon
Tour d"?
- . .
It cannot," readily assented the I
old sailor, "but I mean when. I am
gone my dog sliall not le kicked and
cuffed about the' world as I have
been; - If you like, you may draw
the will in such a way that the in
come of the property may be used
in the dog's suport, anil the prop
erty itself, at the hitter's death, and
whatever remains of the income go
to my sister in Englan l." -;
And so the will was drawn in a
car Jj nee with trrn term. -
WEEKLYWaSHINUTO 112TTER.
, : i ; .. . , Cm ' r.'-v-;t (f , , f y 'fit: .
From Our BeKular porreapoodent. 'J-1 :
Wasuijjqton, D. C, July 16, '87.
, Another disgraceful chapter in the
disgracefu.1 history of .Congressional
sugar' scandals was' ; written t this
week.
The thoroughly tip-tordate
brigands do not rob Individuals
tjbe putjic ih wajr f J tneytan'd
ing of a newt. (tariff jbill .and utiliro
their advance information to make
fbrttihes byt speCulatrng fn'the stock
marlcet.' By gtvyn It'oof.iKati thjj
tariff bill conference 'committco! had
agreed to . a - compromise - .sugar
schedulo that was more favorable to
the sugar trust than the" Dinglcy
sctiedule 'yugar'sloc'k was pushed up
sufficiently high to make '. tliouHpnds
of dollars for those who bought be
fore the rise and sold at the highest
pointy and there are good reasons
for the belief that members of both
branches of. Congress were among
those who did so. ' j
, A prominent republican was ask
ed when the tariff bill would get otlt
of conference, and he replied I dis
gustedly : "When its j' schedules
can no longer lie profitably Worked
on the stock , market." , It is re
markahle how often the assertion is
heard that the conference is being
purposely prolonged for. speculative
purposes,. . ( , .,.
Jerry Simpson had to smile when
his resolution for the appointment
of a select committee of five to in
vestigate the sugar trust and its re
lations to Congressional legislation
was referred to tho Judiciary com
mittee of the House, which has not
been appointed yet j
Probably the majority of the Sen
ate Committee on Foreign Relations
seek to ease their consciences by
such "hot-stuff" as the report made
this week on the resolution direct-
ng the President to demand the re
lease of three Americans who hnv in
Cuban prisons, having boon captur
ed on the steamer Competitor. .They
know the House will not act oil it.
Senator ' Tillman never loses ! an
opportunity to remind' the country
of the contempt he feels for the
democracy of ex-President. C'eyb
land,. .The Jatcst .occurred goring
the debate which resulted in the in
sertion by the Senate of a clau"0 -in
the General Deficitncy Appropria
tion bill limiting the cost of armor
plate for naval vessels to $300 a (on.
Senator Tillman 'referred to the
remitting pf a fine that was imposed
upon tho Carnegie Steel Co., by the
Secretary of the Nhvy, for furnish
ing bad armor,' by the President,
when ho was interrupted by Senator
AUetLwho remarked : . "And it was
a dertKXjratic President - who rerhit-
tcl that fine.". Mr. 'Tillman' turn-'
ed &b4 (rentlemon from Ncbniska
l'saidjfiHfh tudiel io!icrM
Plqase don't leave out 'so-called
in referring to the democracy of that
President, as it hurts my feelings to
hear him referred to as a Demo
cratic President., As for his remit
tin the flue, I have nevetaougbt to
fathom the mystery of how ho tried
to over-ride law and decency by that
action.'
The Senators do not enjoy being
snubbed by Mr. McKiuley any
more than they did being snubbed
by Mr. Cleveland, as they have very
plainly shown in their private talk
to each other since it became known
that Mr. McKinlry had decided not
to furhiah the Senate with the, cor
respondence witn ureal linlain re
lating to the Seal fisheries, asked for
in a Senate resolution unanimously
adopted nearly fwd months ago,
Copies of the correspondence hare
been prepared, but this week It -was
decided not to send it to the Senate,
on the ground that it would be 'in-
Compatible with the public interests"
to- do- so. As an additional renson
Cr nrt nomiilrinv with the renimcL.
1 C7 f
j ful rciuests of the Senate, officials
say it was foared that a publication
- .
of the conwpondenee might result
in making the EnglwU iuad;- 1'p.b
aXlylhe vniqttenees of litis excuse
ts expected to make up for Tls buk
of plain, everylody common avrute.
Meanwhile the administration "has
made public its instrnctions to Am
bassador Hay, whicV ebaijre the
the govern nuitt I of . Gret Uniain
fith trickery.
RjinWicjin Senators resorted to
fjlllbuAteriii to break a quorum in
ordpr to prevent a Vote on the Pacific
Railroad; iesolutipiif Senator jHafc
ri,t of VKansiy !'Whioht" SenaiUjr
Morgan" decfareffi ill! sard the1 1 pec,
pl?.pf thw'cdtryJSf.f
adopteti.in time to prevent yis com
mutation of the scheme started .djt.
ing- tho;lu8tadmirMptfa toj get
possession : of itb, road -through ' an
ljj alleged MoMaaiajtliortand inirfehaso;
,J h3t t$ iri4ritioh'haiir,bVed'
tootVorlcreto
kill the resojutjon bya(.djrect '.lotej
so .'Utey, resorted iosilch rounaVbbut
methods of doing it - as fref usmg: "to
vote", ftb'osr' fcreakfirj " a' liowm,'
Uuhdefr the Senate' Rules 'I couhti
la'briimoesn'to. 'j
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HlntllaFinnliH.
PhlladelpblS Reoordi . ' iuir"
, In.lfwp (he a cannot, annual, field
pf milk per .cow in, this country; was
1,400 pouhds in1890. it had itv
creased to' 2,00' pounds'.- But ' to
b rtryjprofliab'le a cow1 should yield i
unng.tar . 8 least fXtt'
'ahtbo toil2',':'ir' ' ! s f
. 'The 7 burdcok, , corisidere4 i s. -
nuisance in this country,,, has , been j
cultivated as an article of footl in
Japan fof centuries' The roots,
leaves and tender shoots are cooked .
and eaten, and the annual value of ,
the burdock crop is said to be about -
$40,Oob. ;. A
The chemists at the New ; Jersey Only recently three: Northern gen
experiment station claim to have tkmen offered him 5,Q0Q to go In
proved by analysis that a crop of training for five lyeajrstOiigfct thev
crimson clover six inches high has ( champion of the, world, bat as he
accumulated nitrogen ter acre that was only a boy at that -time, . it .
would cost $15 to buy j at 13 inches could only be expected bat he
high. $25. 50 per acre, while at ' full would not know - how . to dow j But
maturity the nitrogen taken' from from a conversation with him he
the oii by the (Jover is worth -$30 seems ready to accept V fair prop
pcracre... , . .', . i , ( j osition for that purpose at present. -
It will pay, , any fanner to read Ue.has never soiokedL, phewetl or
about his business,; no, matter how
experienced be way . be there are.
many things he will; never knowl
from his own Ventures. Especially
in.such work as dairying is reading
beneficial, because there -re sq many
problems which.:J?qtnre . 'acienttfio
mimiiuviiTi ss aN j
ers can hear of only through ;eoiw
mtltnl rnaAiwtr '' 1 1 " -J-
;.fiU- h,an
,At Jh price at which swheatrbran
always .selU fbr.tn epnmr U is quite
as'profltable' ron-loeding-to puy
wheat rfhd have it' ground whoJ?. iuiWing. over l, A 4ynglti'a drug
Wilfiout boltfng. 1 If this niahes too .... Mv shop is j first .class in
bearft.ieeaSe.more b.an Uled1"
In Wnon It from elovintr thfl stomach.
or perhaps i sofno. oats ground
vith.".tho wheat, .may 1 be' 'added.
Yet - for the nutrition afforded the
wnole wheat ground makes a cheap
er feed than does the bmhT arid for ;
hniW' horW and cows' it can be
safely fed. with out bay, cut , eorn
stslks or cut straw; : -t aj ? ,
f JAgood lilch cOwTias" broad hind
quarters anij thin fo'roquarters,! thiri
and deep o k, xtiute witl)r,
nd pointed bets sen the hom
flat and fine boned
hair.'- jCltoose ono
forward, wido , ajart and large
enough to be easily 'grasped, , A
niediunl-sixod cow will give more
milk in'proportion to tho . food she
eats. : - - . '
Souihport is to have a newspaper.
We wish to become personally
W khd ' fine I'MrrtorLLl n Irf on
Withdden well I i,, M7 brtT!UTC?i:
ull IIS UUti rgjgg
yoong and old, who buys his clothes in Greensborpy-We .ajre in
the clothing business and must have your supportTu we succeed.
We are confident that if yoa will give as a .trial We will make a
customer of ybu. Our expenses are
make no bad debts, wc do business
can sell yoa ' - ,
.GOODS FOIt LESS2UUy.'r;v ':
than any other bouse not similarly situatW.,'Asa4neansfTBd--5--vcrtising,
and to induce you to give trs a call, we will l-y ,
, v Gl'c You si 5 per
on nny purchase you make of as ; provided yoa present thiilid- .
Tcrtiseroent. In order to prove to you that we will not take Any
advantage of you. yoa may present the advertisement after jou'-'j:
have made jour purchase. f " - V -
nATTHEYS, CH1SII0LU ! ft'STnOUD, -
: Leading Low-Pricecf Clothiers
LockBox!17. J GREENSBORO, N. C.
Saixsues -John W. Crawfonb John RShaw, Will HRees.'
" WILL II. MATTHEW;, Manager.
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wif Hp
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IV s. v v
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ji
VAtoeliataly lurs
'rtoraed for (s Jresi leavenlh
Isnd bealtbtulneMT AMire tbe toed acalnat -.
kiuir em-eti irma or anuneraoon eoanm ..
W Oje cheap brands. HOTaLmaKIMI) FOW
DB U CO.. New Iforkj ' 7
i i 11' I ' leiiinii i ii ii '
: KOrth CAirOltsMl's Olaaul'
Fsllibofy World. f-jo-i ni $1
: McFday's World eta Ud thit Wil-liant-Austin;
the tall mafi of 8tanly .
county -wins ta ; UteVcifyl : Mf.
Austin ia no 'working at the old
Barker blacksmith shop oo Leo
slK?et. J.'t ; .vM,"i'fi'- '
He was 21 years fold the l3th of
last Aprils measured 6 feet and 9f
inches in hir stocking feet aixl js still
growing.'. He weighs 225 pounds
and is apparently a skeleton, now,
bat with large bones and : muscles,
He lifted when only 19 years of age
a bale of eotton Weighing over 500
pounds and carried jt some 25 yards. -
-drank any intoxicants, and looks
tbe pieUtrs, ol nealth. . . . T . w ,
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becau ft fa too far f home and
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gojnethjr, else? . '
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Vhen- In need of a Neat Hair Cat
. Bniooth ghaVCj- !n fcrt.thinK
jtt tIi Barber lino, you willed well
( to call at my Jihop , Ja,tlta. J-,etal
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The University.
41 Teachers, 41 3 St otlcnuC (Suni-
mrr School ! 8) Total 549, Bmnl
$8 a month. 3 Brief Course. 3 Full
Courses, Iaw and Medical Schools
and School of Pharmacy. Graduate
Courses open to Women, Summer .
Schonl for Teachers, Scholarships
and Loans foT the Needy. '; ' -
virttnv r'l- JVddresay... .
PpESIDEST AlDCRMAX,
' June 10-Ot. Chanel Hill. N.C
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TOXHOK1AU
When you want a "nice hair-cat
or shave, call on tnc. My' sltoj U
at the southeast comer of Court
House Square. ": . ...
" ElXIS HHABfiATK,'
acquainted with every man, .
small, our stock is all newwe
on our own capital, hence we
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i write j'im w .tiiiLiij.i, k. m tu.. raw: Arar.