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PLEASE NOTICE. We will be glad tOTeceire communicatiori i published e.ery afternoon, .Sundsys. ex r 1 ceptea by ..' j JOSH. T. JAMES, EMTOp A JD PROPRIETOR. ...ms(-kIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID. if from our friends on any and all subjects oJ general interest but : The came of the writer uust alnjys Le j furnished to the Editor. I Communicatioas must bo wiitton1 m onl 1 m. mnnti $2 50 : Three l. . or. x J uu one aide of the paper. j Personalities mast be avoided. Andit is especially and particularly untie. stood that tie editor docs cot always endors- the views of correspondent, unless fo state.' m the editorial columns. ' ; " i ra n&ner will be 4eUvered by carriers .r.ur.inanv part of the city, t the 9 01 .uv' -. ratcf, or 13 cents' per week. WILMINGTON, N. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1878. I NO. a i rfrrrfmne rates low and liberaV : 5-Subacriber will please report any and - THIS PAPER E ! " . ' i ' VOL. 3. I j Now" Advertisements. February 1 878, ROWN & RODDICK 45 MARKET S!T. FFEK THE FOLLOWING, IK- DUCEMEiSXS : or lheXext. Two Weeks. To Comment is Necessary ! f . .Rnv rnD TUFM. RlCtS WILL rtAiv run ........ Gents Braces, zoc u pun former price ou cenxs. iPTits 3-Plv Linen .Collars, $1.50 per dozen, in all the latest styles. bents' Wamsutta Shirts, with 2100 Linen Bosoms, 75c ; just the same as sold all over the country for 81. SOLE AGENTS FOft THE LA ItEIIYE CORSET ! One Dollar a Fair ! They are made with Adjustable Double Clasps of flexible steel plates, which prevent the clasps jfrom breaking and are so arranged that they may be removed at the option of the wearer whenever the jCorset is to be laundried, simply by unlacing the short Silk Lacers, NO CUTTING OR HIPPING OF !SEAMS being required. Closing out 100 pair Corsets at 75c; former prices 1, $1.25 and bl.oO. Balance of Ladies' Cloaks closing out without any regard to cost. 1 A lot of Dress Goods, formerly sold at 30c, 40c and 50c; now 20c: 2-Button Kid Gloves 75c, same goods as sold for $1. 3- 4 Brown Cotton 4c per yard. 1 4 Rockingham A, 7c per yard. 4- 4 Lake George, 7 Jo per yard. Good Calicoes 5c per yard. Best Quality 7c per yard. 45 Market St. feb 4 THE FINEST AND LARGEST 1 A SSORTMENT OF TOILET AND FANCY 4 i m Articles in tlie City. Celluloid Combs, Brashes and Mirrors Singly and in Sens. Enjrrared Cologne Bottles, Colognes, Ex tract, Soaps, Bracket Night Lamps, 4c. all for sale low by JAMES C. MUNDS, Druggist, tec ? t .. , Third 8t PP- City Hall. Night bell at front door. I. Furmanski's Celebra ted Hair Invigorator. OTHE CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON b BIT he'trnnhlmi h A an A ... j 1 "J "c uait. ifliilnrieorator is bv tar the heat that ha T?.rJea nsed for th.at purpose, and EN TIRELY FREES the hair from it after a trials. There is NOT THE SLIGHTEST decoloring of the hair, but it produces a soft jod pliable state of the hair. It is made only "7 we undersigned, and can be had at my "arber Shop under the Frst National Bank. 1 beg leare. rwpectfuUy to refer to tie gen uanieti natnod below who hare used my Jn vigorator, and hare authorized me to do so, w to the truthfulness ot my statement, to JifcGen. M.. P. Taylor, Hon. A. H. Van BokkeleU,;apt.P. L. Filyaw and Messrs. G. J. Boney, 8. H. Fishblate, Geo, A. Peck, A. u. Kelley and many others too numerous to mention. . j ; A JEWEL TUE : I'EAHL SniRT IS TRULY t And is gromofi: daily more popular. I keep constantly onliand a Iarce suddIt and those i? need of such an' article of wear will find wem the best Shirt in the market for th price. ; They are Without an Equal ! ONLY $1.00 APIECE! il.DAVZDr . The Clothier. A D7ERTISU IK THE WILMINGTON Weekly) JOURNAL V lace Corner PViwctnn f enJaXC. 4. - - ' . dc I'i - V a,tl B 4S- brown ran up stairs. The Mails. The Mail close and arrive at the City .roistomce as ionows : hi . close. I Northern tnrouRh mails - - - 6:00 P M North ern through and way mails. 8:00 A M Malls for the N. U. and A. & JS. C. . therefrom - - 4 - - - h - 6:00 P M XtaUTUUUS. tUiU IUUIC3 BUUU11CU Sonthera mails for all points South, - dally - - - i - - - 6:W r m Western mails (C. C'KJ W.) daily . (except Sunday) I . - - - 5:00 A M Fayetteville, and offices on Cape J ear uiver, xuesuays anu n - 1:00 P M Mails for points along line of Che raw & Darlineton IX R r I-- - 10:00 A M iLJ&tXUeviUe by Warsaw; dally. (exceut Sundays) - -t ,- 8:00 A M Mails for points between Florence and Charleston - - -I - I - - 10:00 A M M Onslow C. H. and intermediate of fices every Friday - - - b:00 A Hmithville mails, by steamboat, dally, (except Sundays) - t z:w i Mails for EaRy Hill, Town Creek, every Friday at - - - - - ! - o:uu xr n ARRIVE Northern throuch mails 11)0 A M Northern through and way maili. 7:30 P M Southern mails - - k - - - j- 930 A M Carolina Central Railway at - - 10:00 r M Mails delivered from &00 A. M.io e:w r M.. and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A. M. Stamp Office open from A. m. lo is. m ., and fsom a to 5:30 r. M. Money; oruer nna uegister JDepariments open same as Haup Stamps for sale atseeneral delivery when tamp office is closed. i i i Key lioxes accessiDie at, an nours, uay ana nitrht. Mails collected from street boxeas every aay 1 ' LOCAL. NEWS. New Adveriisement8. A. She'ier Going Fast, j S. Jkwett Frames and Mouldings, Munson t Co Look at Ouf1 Spring Stoc Philip Philips At Fron- Street M. E. i i Church, Feb. 7. I T. H. Howet, Jr An 'Inducement. The chemise Russef is th corning waist, Triple capes of velvet arc coming in vogue. The new moon put last evening. in mi appearauce We are naiuinir aavlicnt 1 now : at the i i . ... ; rats of nearly two minutes a day. 1 There was an alarm bf fire this Iter noon but we coiild'nt find any fire. Said to have been a falsd ahifm. Miss Louise Pomcroy s booked for Charlotte to-morow night and it is ppssi ble that she may come to KVilmingtoh Boston Tea Bread. To one quart of flour add twp.teaspoon fuls Dooley's .Yeast Powder a . little salt, butter the size :of an egg rubbed m thn flnur. one nint Sweet milk: and i the yolks of two eggs beaten very light. Add last, stirring in lightly, the jwhites ,of the eggs well beaten, and b4ke in j a square pan in a quick oven. Break in squares for the table. A Kcw Packet, Wc Icaru that the stearn -yacht Fass port, which put into this port sometime ago for a harbor, will be put on the line between this city and Smithville as a passenger boat. The equipped and is said Passport is well to be iv very fast yacht. Mr. Geo. Myers has the matter in charge, and from .him we learn that the Passport will be put on the line about the middle of the month. 1 j" Home Work! Mr. II. V. Skipper, a young man who works at Mr. A. Johnson 'sj cooper works on Eagle Island, called on us yesterday and exhibited to us a specimen of his work. It was in the snap of a water bucket, made from juniper and red cedar and bound with brass hoops, that was so closely put together that it was difficult to find the various jointures. It w-aaavery pretty specimen of work and does much credit to Mr. Skipper's tastej aud ikill. Philip Phillips. I f i i As has been announced, Mrj Philip Phillips, the singing pilgrim, will give an Evening of Sacred S!ong at Front Street M. E. Church on Thursdiy evening, com mencing at S o'clock. Mr. Phillips is no stranger to the music lovers hi Wilming ton many'of whom have beiir heard I his exquisite notes. Hi charms all who! hear him and his ability to-furnish an evening of what may be cecded .religious enjoy ment is perhaps second t( that of no man living. Tickets may be I had at the book stores and we advise ail to. go and ijear him . i t j The Freedinan's Bank. , The commissioners of tha Fecdmau's Saving and Trust Company have given notice that they have declared a! diridend Of tea per cent, in deferoace to tlu desire expressed by many of thd depositors,the payments to commence March 20. The divided would have been larger but for the difficulty of selling real estate belong ing to the company. Of J3i pieces of p'roperty offered , at foreclosure sale the cbitfmissionera have been compelled to bay in for the benefit of depositors 1 17" pieces, scarcely any other bids than their own having been made at these sales. I Last Riut' Performance. ; Shakes nea re's comsdy "As You Like It", was prc.euted last night by the Fifth Avenue Combination Company of New York, under the management of Mr. Au- gustin Daly. MHfis Davenport as Rosa lind" was cbaruung,v- fam;matitig and in- terestincr. The nlay itselL. thouuh it shows much wholesome thought, aud con tains many wise sayings, which tender it so fascinating to the: reader, UtHt otiti'tu win admitibn when iWsr toil n : tin boards. This we think; a great disad vantage to one of Mits D.ivenportV fine qualities as an actress, and is also a great mistake, if we may m permitted to ven ture an opiniou per contra to this Queen o;f the Stage, in making such a selection. Miss Davenport is certainly. cutiUed to tho irreat renutatiou which .fhe his achieved and enjoys and iu our humble judgment she has not yet been surpassed, if equaled, by any appearance " on .this stage since the charming and accomplished Mrs. Glad stane . delighted a AVilmington auillence in ante-bellum days, j r Like all travelling stock companies the support to the principal characters was poor. Mr. Darryraore a Orlando conceived and acted his part well. Mr. Bainrridge as Adam was a success. Mr. Fisher as Jaqucs, wa so rapid in his ar ticulation that he could not be understood "half tho time. Mr. Bennett as Vr. Beau, in reciting the seven ages of man was not equal to Fleming, whom our citizens will recollect as one of Marcbant's troupe before the war. Upon tho whole we think if a better selected piece had been given, the audience would have been more delighted. ' Rather Uncouth. If the Fifth Avenue Combination Com pany ever visit Wilmiogton sgain under its present management, it would bo well for some, one interested in the matter to advise the manager', Mr. Daly, to leave his New York manners at home before he starts South,and substitute instead some thing more refined, especially when ho visits this locality. We are led to Take these remarks from having observed a little piece of rudeness, which was exhibi ted by this New Yorker last night, when he accosted a gentleman, who had a ! lady on each arm, as. he entered the theatre. The gentleman passed in aud seated his ladies but returned immediately, to dc mahd an explanation of the rude door keeper, when the man. ..with tho New York manners disclaimed any intention of offering ah insult. He was given to under stand, however, in plain, unvarnished English, that such conduct would not suit this climate; . - ! Report of Superintendent of Health From Dr. A. E. Wrightguperintend- ent of the Public Health fot,th city, ws hnvfi the following rcnort for -the month . r a X V- . oi January: i Marriages Three while and j 11 colored couples; total, 14. Births, 12 white and 13 colored; total, 25. Still births, 1 white and 2 colored; total 3. j Deaths Whites, 8 male and 2 female; total, 10; of these only one was an infant, the balance adults; colored, 11 male and 9 female; of these 8 were iufants, the balance adults. The causes of death were gun-shot wound, asthma, shock from in jury in B. R. shop, dropsy, inflammation, cancer and- consumption. - Postponed. ... The Board of Aldermen, who wero to have met in regular monthly session last evening, for the transaction ot business, did meet at 7 o'clock, but agreed to post pone the transaction of any important business until this evening, and, there upon adjourned without naving the min utes of the proceeding meeting read. This we understand, was owing to the fact tUat socw ot our grava and reverend aity fathers had an engagement with Miss Fanny Davenport at 8 o'clock" precisely Painful. ; Wc regret to learn of a severe and painful accident to Mr. Geo. Myers this morning. While chipping some beef ho chopped oil the cud of his index finger. The wound is painful but not serious.' .Bishop Lyman" Appointment. February MThursday Cliuton. r lo r nday p. m. J-aison. , 17 Sunday Goldsboro. 19 Tuesday Wilson. j 1'U Wednesday ToianoL ! 21 Thursday Bocky Mount 22 Friday Ringwood. 24 Sunday Halifax. . I 25 Monday Enfield. 20 Tuesday Weldon. i ( M i i t; tt Colleclions at each place for Diocesan Missions. ' New French Method or Washing. A new system of washing has lately been introduced in some French towns which is worthy of special I mention. Its economy is so great as to reduce the cost to the following figures: Five centimes (d.) for a pair of drawers: two and a half centimes i(d ) for each shirt, and so on. This is ; the . process : One kilo (two pounds) of soap is reduced-with little water to a sort of pap, which, having- been slightly warmed, is cooled in forty-five liters (ten gallons) of water, to which is added one spoonful of turpentine oil and twp spoonfuls of ammonia ; j then the mixture is agitated. The water is kept at a temperature which may be borne by the hand. In this solution the white clothes are put, and left there for two hours before washing them with soap taking care in the meantime to cover the tub. The solution may be warmed again and used once more, but it will be neces sary to add half a spoonful of turpen tine and another spoonful of ammonia Once washed with soap, ; the colors are put in warm water, and the blue is ap plied. This process, it is obvious, spares much time, much labor, and fuel, while it gives to the clothes a whiteness much superior to that obtained by any other method, and the destructive use of the wash-board or of pounding is not neces sary to clean tho clothes from the impur ities which they contain, i List of Letters. The following is the list of letters re maining unclaimed in the Postoffice, Wil mington, N. C, Wednesday, Feb. C, 1878 : A Miss MaryAn derson, G E F Ames, Callister Allen, Albert Anderson. B Mrs IDella Bassard, Mrs Anna Barnes, -Mrs Rebecca Bradley, Mrs J II Blanton. - Mrs ' Delly Brown, Mrs E P Bayett, Miss Mary J Barber, Miss Kate L Bryant, Miss Henrietta Bourlsbourn, Mr Wm B Bigss, Mrs Geo W Boney, Mrs F A Burnett, Mrs E II Bivens, C O C Conor, Rob M Capps, Robert Capps, Cass Esq, Mrs- Margaret Cling- man, Eliza Chadwick. Louisa Copeland, Mrs Cilia Canon. . D Miss Kate Davis, R J Dalton. E Luther Ellison, Geo Ennett, Mrs M Ellison. 1 F D M Fennell. G Rev J G Gay, Moses Goodman, Miss Louisa Giles, Mrs Clara Green. H Wm R Hicks, F Harms, Robt Har- ring, Moses Hall, Plator "Hall, J. D Horn Jonnie Hall, Henry J Howard, Messrs, Holding, Wilkes & Hancock, Alex Hasston, Mrs Mack Hcnrv, Mrs J A Hudspeth, Mrs Caroline Hallsey, Miss Margaret; A Highsmith. J -Bcttie Jackson. K--L D Kennedy. L Alex Lee, Thomas Lynch, David Lane, General Light. M Miss Nancy Merritt, Miss Pauline Melton, Miss Katie Mclnnerny.xMrs Mary McKenzie, Mrs CalvinMorgan, Charley Marchmon, BengaminF Mathis. I N Chas C Noble. P Mrs Mary Pickett, Mrs Catherine K Price, Harry J Peirce. v , j R C F Rasbury, Solomoit Ridick, John Roan. ,.- S Isaiah Smith, A B Stratton, Miss Melissia Spearman, Miss Laura Spark man, Miss Jessie Stubbs. T Ruffin Thomas, Mrs 1 Nancy M Toomcr. j j V Stanislaw V6nMartin,D C Venters, W MissSallie Whitlege, Miss Josephine Williams, Miss Hannah Williams, Robt Washington, Alexander Williams, Allen Waters. ; Tersons calling for letters iu above list will please say "advertised"; jf not claim ed in 30 days will! be sent to dead letter Ofnce, Washington, D. C. ' ER. BRINK, P. M. Wilmington, N. C The Thermometer. From the United StatesSignal Oftice at this place we obtain the following report ; a : i i oi ue inenoumeier, as uKen irus . ri ln at 7:31 o'clock : . 1 Augusta, Ga.........40 Cairo, 111... 33 Charleston,. S C....43 Cincinnati.... 1 9 Corsicana, Tex......42 Httoraa.... ....... ...6 Fort Gibson, C N.43 Oalreaton ....54 Indianola...........48 JackiooTille, FU...42 Knzrilla....M.......31 Lynchburg. 32 Memphis, Tenn.....'J2 Moblie, Ala .V.31 Montpomery Ala.. .34 New Orleana.......3a New York. 25 Savannah, Oa... 11 Hhreveport...:..... Z0 St. Louis Mo 35 SL Marks, Fla 34 .Vicksburjr, Miss. ...33 Waahinifton, D C 20 Wilmington!, N. C.36 7 Quarterly Meetings. Appointments of Bev. L. S. Bnrkhcud D. D.f Presiding Elder lor the. Wilming ton District for bis first round the present Conference year, 18 1 8: Smithville, at bhalotte. . . lb 2-3 Cokesbnry and Coharie Mis sion, at Bethany ......... Feb 9-10 Onslow, at Mt. Lebanon Ec1 1G-17 Elizabeth, at EfaabethUrwn . . J'eb 23-24 Bladen, at Soul's Chapel... .Mar 2-3 Topsail, at Prospect, .-.lyi. . Mar 9-10 OUntotl,atUuiiton ........Mar 10-17 District Stewards' Meeting will be held at the parsonage orthe Frcaik Street Church on FridayyHarch 8th, 1878, at 11 o'clock, A. M. instead of February 5tb. River and Bar Improvements. At a meeting of the Chaml er of Com merce, he!.-! tliis morning at the Produce Exchango to rcteivc the report of the Committee tn Uiver and Harbor Improve ments, a resolution was'pas?cl requesting Mr. II. Nutt, Cimirniaii-. f t!.c above named Committee, t proceed to Wash ington City a'-d-urgo up.n Mir RepYesen- taties from this St;it the 'iujiiortiibce o an appropriation t euntirine the work, begun by tho overunieot ut the'motiti ot the river. lpvu ilr. Autr.s statin" that probably it would be impossible fvr iim to leave.home, tlie President, lion. A. H. VanBokkelcn", was authorizedf in such a contingency to appoint scmy other gen tleman in !IrNutt;s place, and Messrs. I. B.Grainger and R. E. Ileide were re quested to act as a committee for raising $150 to defray the expenses of the delfgat? to Washington. Gentle Annie Tli inimitable, irrepressible Annie Speight, sometimes known as Gentle Annie, who has been five times in jail, once in the penitcntiar-. and in the guard house more times than wc can think to count right now, was yesterday arrested on a warrant from Justice II. E. Scott, Of Brooklyn township, upon "two serious charges to-wit: obtaining money under fa'so pretences and the larceny of certain articles. But Gentle Annie has not had i all of her experience in the court house, jail, and penitentiary for no'thing. She prepared hersel f for the contest, and to day when the trial came off, she had for- tinea nerseit w ith so much testimony that tho prosccu ,or was completely over whelmed, vanquished, and. Annie Speight, "to be shure and bless ye sowl" wns ac quitted A white man by tho name f John Murray was arrested this morning upon a warrant issued by Justice E.'D. Hall upou the charge elf burglary. The Jrial IS set for half-past four o'clock this after- noon. Bishop Atkinson's Appointments fo His Spring Visitation of 187S. Gastou, .....I ...Marcu 8 Warrenton, 1st Sunday in Lent, fil-ih 10 Ridgeway, . ....... RIi Ji 1 1 Henderson........ .J...........VL. h 13 Williamsboro .... ..4 . Al h 14 St Peter'.s, Sassafras Fork, Gran ville Co ....March 15 Oxford, 2nd Sunday in Leiit,- March 17 St Paul's, Gpshen.. ..March 18 Kittrells,... ...March 20 ...March 21 'Vanklinton.. P.M.). Louisburg, 3rd Sunday in Lent, March 2-1 LaGrange,.. (I M). April 1 Snow Hill.... . . ...Anril 2 Marlboro . J. April 3 bt John s, ntt Ik)...-. April 5 (jrrccnville, 5th bunday in Lent, April 7 Triuity Church, Beaufort Co. April 9 St John ri, Durham Creek i.Awil 10 South Oreetc. . ........ .April 11 St PaursSwiitCcef: . .April 13 xewuern, otn Dunoiy m Lent, April 14 Beaufoi-t... ; April 1G HolyInnocents , Lenoir Co. .... ....April 18 vmston...... . April 10 larooro, Laster Uay ..... .1. Annl 21 New Advertisements. Frames and Moulding!. jpRAMES MADE TO ORDER, Mouldings in great variety, at S. JEWETT'S, feb 5 Front Street Book Store. Look At QUR SPRING STOCK OF PIECE Goodfj to make, to moasnre. All new ar,d .fresh hardsome patterns. , feb ii .; Fashionable Merchant Taikrs. Philip Philips, rpUE SIXGLVO PILGlilM, WILL GIVE an evening of Sacredong at he Front St. ME. Chcrcb,. Thursdaviiight, February 7th, at 8 o'ctoefc. Doora peen at 7) o'clock. ncseu Toe naa at ail the JJookstcres. leb a Going Fast- TE ARE SELLING Genu', Youths' and ! V Boy. Clothing an t Furnishing Goodj at I- . I such f.ibulouily low prices tnat'we arc almost Giving tlieiii Avajr ! Call carlv and secure a bararn before they are al! poM. A SHXIXSXL, feb 5 gUBSCRIliE Market L . TO THE DAILY REYIEW. Now Advortisoraonts. An inducements 1 al little money in !OOTS h SHOES. will fictlit to tLeir advanfar-rt f. rll mt v 47 Market street, wbcre tbev will fimi n i - i rv Elrrant assortment of '!i, rzts and Children's, lioya and Voutbs Boots and ! CMioes ol ttie latest ?t -les and best qualitr. v'IU Kvr rair oSh. os warranted. .lyniidr'en $: .Viio.-s h iocialtv. i . - TJJOS. II. IIOWKY, J:., No. 4 7 Market Stree leb Come to : f - "WiO: 3ES JEL 3E5 THE BANNERS HANG Li POX the Outward AVall nii'd ImV tl cheapest Dry Goods ever ofleiN Wilmington. Note tho folk vvi Ketail Prices ' V Brown Oo'Uon, - 4-1 - 4-4 Heavy Brown Cotton 7 3-1 Bleached Cotton T cents. l ccnt. . . " (ofd) S cenjr.. " (l)cst) 10 cents. alicoes, good, 5 cent. Calicoes, very good, (5 cents. a: --.. Calicoes, hent, 7 cents. 75r. Worsted Bros.1 - Goods at 50c. ; at c. 50c 40c " . at HOC. u at 22.J,c. 30c 25c ! .at at IHc lCcT 2Qc Needles 5c a pajK-r. Coates' Spcol Cotton 5cj 1 1 TT : . i j lh?. jiosiorr very. cheap. A Irgo stock of everv land of I . ' Ji- Dry Goods al greatly rcdticed prices. Or.r greatly increasing sales encourage ns fo nlake nev. additior is to our stocli by everk- steamer. l)yeing and Scouring ! ADIES' AXD GENTLEMEN'S DRty3 Gr od! I)yed,:C'leaneJ snd Rtpairtd. ALtO, i Felt, Straw and Leghorn Hata Dyed. Clean ed and I ressrd in an iinnn n ii , J f ' " BIT l UCffjl CU. C. I', REMSE.V. ' jan 14 Currie'a Blcci Grand Concert! A GRAND VOCAL AN I) I TX I.VSTRUMK.VTAT. rnxnv r I Will Ifi girea at the ' Opera House Friday Evening, February 8- For the benefit cTt. Paul'a Epiacopal h . . Ciiurch. . Ti,e Management will pare no pain to mate this a nrst-clasa Concert in everT respect. i 3 The best Muscal Talent of this city hare Toluntecred thtir serricci. ( r Mmical Director E. VAN LEAK. I ' ' General Admission SO rmi, I?....' t ' 8eata 75 cents; Gallery 25 cent.' n Tickeucan be procured at UeinaberirerV Bookhtore." t'onstnntly Keceivinc: IREHH DRUGS AT . . DURBANK'S FUARMACV. Corner Front and Princes Street. Jt& I rCSCriDtlont nrn,M.I r.i. .- in ?d m1 yy .1 -cents. 4-1 ;. - . - k r it - . ' i hy eve ' ' "1 ! ir - . ordar. , .,'1