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NEW BERNE, N. C, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. , a USOTESSf LOCALS f; :.- "'- V . " " 'J. J ) -Ml f- -v .---T.tr-.rf.-A'-.Ja.- 'JiO dAOCO If you want th highest -L market prices tor your Tobaeoo ship it to Ream Warehoaae, Durham, N, O., otre Jno, U Hutch log! .5,Po4'J rpo OHE who can copy moiie in a JL clear stvl.. I. will give work at in tervals durios: - the winter. "I prefer - the' servioe. of one who understands harmony t aud counterpoint, although tht knowledge it not necessary. ,;. spl8tt f Cha. h.Qsuau.t- AGENTS WANTED Free prepaid outfit to energetic men. Several of our salesmen have earned from 870 to 100 week for ears pMi.-JP.O. Bo GONVENIENt Bwffli tof rent.t a s T OOM8 to let is pleasant locality. IX Furnished or unfurnished. Suitable for housekeeping.' -Apply at Jours ax office. OLD paper for sale at the Jouknal office , by J tha doMn, . hundred or thousand. i . . i 'it I NOTRE with the MUTUAL BENE FIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or Newark, N. J., and get all the bene fits of life insurance before or-after death."- Forty-six years in business. Forty-sis millions assets. The leading Company in the State in 1800 Healthy male persons taken from fourteen to augStf D. T. Carbaway, Agent. NEW DRUG STORE. Drugs, Medi oii.es and Ohemleal. O. P. Popular Proprietary Medicines. All varieties of Drnggtst'. Sundries. Truasea and Brae a. Maw crop Oardon Seeds. Fine and Large ; Htoek Cigars and Tobaoco. all hew. Pre aorlpUont aoenrataly compounded (and not at war srloea). our motto and onr suoeess, U. C. GKIN. Druggist aud Apothecary, Middle at., four doors from Pollock. Janaiy SELLING OUT AT COST. My entire Stock of Goods will be run oft to make room for Fall Stock. - jyl7 tf ,, M. H. Scltan. AROTIO ; SODA and Coca Cola -, ,. , , .Sam'j, B. Wtebs. COMB and Examine my Large and Varied 8 took of Merchandise that is now being void AT COST to make . room for new all stock. iyyttf I 1 W M. H. BpuAN. EOS-WKLL flowet. ' -' Is now the favorite OHIO will have fourteen Demo cratic Winters in the next House. Ei-Pbbsident Balmaceda is reported at Mendoza, a city near the Argentine frontier.: . i During 1890 he Baptists sent oat the largest missionary force they ever pat into the field in any one year. , . By long adherence to the Jiepub lioan party. .Kansas has succeeded in piling (op ' the respectable sum total of 1235,000,000 in mortgage debt, 'm X "New York ia a Republican 8tate," says Mr. Fassett. So t Then why) haven't i the Eepublicans carried it for State officers just once in the last eight years t . ... The New York Democratic plat form is pronounced in favor of tariff reform ' and - inv opposition to the - force MI and the extravi ganoe of the Billion Congress. . Even the Billion .Dollar Con gress could 3 not remember all its opportunities. It omitted to make an appropriation for a steamyacht for the use of the President and his relatives. - v - ' i - An immense mass meeting was held at . Hampton,1 Va.,' Thursday night, .in which ; the jury . that brought inl'the f verdict ofJ ihpt guilty, in the HaWa murder trial, was sovereiy censurea. u A If asked to estimate the majority in' ffew York City against Boss Piatt's State "ticket, we should pot it at about 80,000.-' New Yorkers know their enemieB and they have memorier.-iHer York World. H . COL. HBHBT ULAT JUSO a wealthy and Infiuentiai oiUzeniwho killed David; H. Poston on one of the principal ,j thoronghfairs ' of Memphis, March 10 last, has been sentenced to be banged , November WM, ,-.S 'A ' ! -.-. I' i MShj" "': ' . it Hit i l Thb Bible tells ,of th.e streams that it may allure us to the foun tain; it tells us-of the past acts of. God's faithful love that we may be led to set "Our hope on God, to feel assured that he who hath helped will help,', and that he. who hath loved will love onto the end. How much readier we are to be earnest in ' : seeking than' to . be earnest in acknowledging 1 aid ! When we are in the utmost need, we ory out with all onr hearts for help, God-ward and man-ward.; Bat when we have found relief, we are liCtle inclined to realise how much vra have to be grateful for. ' ', rATir.scB is an admirable grace; I t ;5 i ? tot oftonest worn by those v '. -s t 'n t-a sunny side of the ! ' i ' ; : t"rr:-8 It is nsu- ; s i ; ( f 1-winda end - ' -. ,r ..... i pj i. There are nd disappointments to those whose wills are harried deer) in the will of G6d."j ' i A'Tmihisteb , who had been dis casBing, ' through a long series of sermons, "the . relations of religion and .scienoe, On coming to the pal pit v one Sanday .morning found a card laid, opon the bible, with this scripture on it: "Sirs, we would see Jesus." -'The preacher took the hint, and-devoted; himself tocan earnest presentation 1 of "J esas as the 'Se.Ttoar.9f men." Foot Sundays had he presented ; this theme with increasing interest and fervor. On the fifth, entering the sacred desk;, he found another card, and on it was written: "Then were the disci ples glad when they saw-, the Lord.". '::v-.? LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMZ NTS. , J. M. Howard Boys' suits. Hutohings & Co. Tobaooo, eto, Bargain Store See adv. Cottoh Bales 20 bales, 7 to 7t cents. Sales for the week 47 bales, against 288 bales this week a year ago. An examination of tha figures at the city clerks office shows that the addi tional taxation owing to the increased valuation will be lees than $3,009. . ,. . The Riverdale Allianee pionio was a ery pleasoht affair. About 500 people attended and good addresses were made by Messrs. JaB. A. Bryan, F. D. Koonce and John O. Thomas. The Sense and Trent River Steamboat company'! wharf property in this city which was sold at auction yesterday was purchased by Mr. Jas. Redmond for (9,600 whloh Is more than it cost the company with the improvements whioh they put on it and they purohaaed at private sale which speaks well for the confidence shown in New Berne pro perty. The other property also brought satisfactory prices. We learn from the Kington Free Press that Dr H. O. Hyatt, who has stabliahed a sanatorium there will about the first of next month oommenoe the pablioation of a monthly sanitary jour nal to be oaUed "The H erald of Health Its size will be four five ooiumn pages whloh will be fall of good reading matter, of Interest and value to every family everywhere. The subscription prioe will be fifty oents a year. The first edition will be 5,000. oopies, whioh will be circulated mostly in eastern Carolina Only a few days remain before the opening of the great Southern Inter state Exposition at Baleigh. Whatever is to be exhibited must be sent in speed. fly. Mueh more ought to be sent np from Craven oounty than has oome in thus far. Send along good specimens of all farm products that have matured oorn, peas, potatoes, rice, eto., get them up for the Exposition Just as you would for , the New Berne Fair and while you are getting them up be sure to remember the Fair also and put aside good specimens for that. Samples of orope must be saved as they are gath ered or she best will not be obtained. The reoord in the oflSoe of the city clerk show, that Only 80 people died in New Berne okrug the months' of May, June, July and August and of these 51 were colored and mostly old people, and infants. ' Only 8 of the 81 died from malaria of the 9 white people who died daring that period 4 were persons whose ages ranged from 50 to'84 years and the other 6 were infante. Not one of Jthem had malarial disease. We doubt wheth- erTanother oity in the State oan show a better reoord than that for a third of year and that the sickliest time of the year.:-!.' y; - -'': ;; a K. C'i.' Committees. At a meeting of the Exeoutive Com-mlttee-of the Y. M, C. A., Friday evening, the following committees Vara) appomtea tor me omuuu year Devotional W. P.- II. Bryan, B. B, HUI, W. If. Bountree,, , Library E. E. Harper, E. M. Green H. M, Groves. Missionary Bev, E. iBull; O. T. Hanoook, J. Hsrtsfleld. ' . . invitauon u. r . jarvttu. b. nuns, H. & Smith, B. T. Churchill, N. Arpln, Gymnasium J. K, Willis, C. J,,Mo- Entertainment -H. W. Simpson, Dr : Membership tt iilves, H. B. Duffy W. D. Barrmgton. xi;ifyi. ,-?-7M'. Coming1 and Colng.;'4;?,:iS Bev,. Ju. ', Thomas left yesterday morning for Prinoeton college to com piete nis ueoiogioai atudies, - '. ;: The family of Mr. T. W. Dewey ar rived last night from summering In the mountains. Messrs. Wo, Sultan and M. H. Sultan returned from the North where they have been purohaslng their fall stook Mr. D. F. Jarvis lelf On a pleasure trip to Booky Mount and to attend Albemarle Presb j tery . ; . , , , Mr. K. Denmark, who for sometime has aoceptably filled the position of buelnesss manager at Mr. M. Hahn livery stables, left yesterday, moving back to his old home at Goldshoro. . lrs. Emily Wood who hat be f' ' ' 'ft r. IMah Wood's, rciursel CIT COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. At a ipBcial meeting of City Council, Sept,, 19, 1891, the following ordinance was adopted: ' It thall be unlawful for any person to throw or plaoe any crapes or grape skins, orange or ban anna peels upon any of the eidewalks of the oity. Any one violating this ordinanoe shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and ubjeot to a fine of ten dollars or ten daye imprisonment. - '. An ordinanoe adopted, Aug. is, lowi, was amended so as to readc , It shall be unlawful for any restau rant or eating saloon, being eondnoted in a building where intoxicating liquors are sold, to be opened for the admission of any person between the hours of twelve Saturday night and four Mon day morning; and if any way of ingress and egress oonneoting with or leading to such plaoe shall be found open, and persons seen passing in or out between said hours, it thall be deemed a nui sanoe, and upon conviction the pro prietor or the one in control of such plaoe shall be eubinot to a Hoe oi nity dollars. Provided this shall not pro hibit restaurants or eating saloons from furnishing meals to their regular monthly boarders, provided the pro prietor or one in charge furnish the Polioe Committee a list of the same. Chap. 4., Seo. 5, Defining the fire district, was amended so as to include the block bounded by Craven, Pollock, East Front and South Front streets. Moved that the Pump Inspeotor be required to give his entire time to oity work, if refusing, that the Streets and Pumps oommittee be authorized to pro oure the services of another. W. D. Wallacb, oity clerk. The Juvenile Band at Uoldsboro. A special correspondent of the Wil mington Star speaks in very flattering terms cf what an attractive feature Prof. A. W. Cook's Cornet Band of Ju veniles was at the Ooldsboro Fair and then goes on to say : The Prof, is from Now Berno with several boys, varying from seven to fourteen years of age, and with only five months training will now put to blush older bands with their sweet mu sic Their names are Prof. A. W. Cook leader, Leon S. Cook, J. L. Cook, C. M Cook, Walter Willis, H. Moore, J. Gas kill, C. Willis. The boys are all small and are perfeot prodigies, and are the reoipientof many congratulations. It is the youngest band in the State and doubtless in the United States. Church Services Today. Centenary M. E. Church Rev. R A. Willis, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m., oonduoted by the -pastor. Young men's prayer meeting at 9:15 a. m. Sunday-aohool at 4pm., K. Willis, Sup't. Prayer meeting on Thursday night at 8 o'olock. The publio are cordially invited to attend these services. Church of Christ, Hancock Street, I. . Chestnutt, pastor. Servioes at 11 a. m. and 7:su p. m. Young men's prayer meeting at 9 a. m. Sunday school at 4 p. m., E. E. Harper, Supt. Prayer meeting Thursday night at 8. All are oordially invited to at tend these servioes. Hancock Street M. E. Churoh Bev. T. P. Bioaud, pastor. Servioes Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., by the pastor. Prayer meeting at i, m. Sunday school at 4 p.m., W. B. Barrington, Superintendent The publio are invited to these services and will reoeive a oordial weloome. Y. M.O. A. Song servioe at 6 p. m All men and boys invited. CONCORD'S FAIR. A Decided Success Fivo Thousand Present Gov. Holt's Address Well Received. rSoeoial to State Ohroniole.1 Concord. N. C. Sent. 17. The Fair is a decided suocees. There were 5,000 peo pie on the: grounds tc-dsy. Govornor Holt's speech was an able one and was heartilv received. The Fair will pay the Association's lnaeo tea ness. me trotting race this .afternoon -. was won by MoAlIster, owned by C. P. Vonetory, of Greensboro; the running race Dr juirg's Creek, owned by Arthur H. Mltohelll Concord won the bloyole race. Flora hall and the poultry department i are fine. Tha amioulturel d enertment is not very full but tha specimens are fine Col.' Barry Skinner will speak to morrow. There is one muslo by the Third regiment band Of Hewton. The Exposition Band. A musical treat is In store ;for those who visit tha great southern' exposition to bo held in Baleigh, N. C, during Oc tober and November. -.'The band that1 Is to furnish muslo for the exposition has been selected from the. most talented musioiant. Some of -them -oome from as far as the White Mountains of , New Hampshire, an two; from v Europe. rne selection or the musicians i made by the musical director, who bad directions to seleot the best, so as to fur. nlsh the most complete band - that has yet performed at a southern exposition. New Cloarings In Frontier! Ucttlemeiits Often give birth to miasma, as one of the first fruits of an upturning of the soil. Malaria is a relentless foe to- the newly arrived emigrant if he be unpre pared to meet It by the nee of a reliable preparative and preventive. It. there fore, behooves those seeking -the far West In search of . homes to provide themselves with a medioinal guaranty againt ohille and fever, bilious remit tent and ailments of kindted origin Hos tetter's Stomeoh Bitten haa for nearly half of a century been esteemed the best. From Maine to Oklahoma from Victoria to San Juan del Bud, its acknowledged superiority meets with no challenge in localities where it has been need. Medical testimony, the most positive and direot. baoks up the f -nfirnl verdict, no lees in regard to its vi.. 8 incite of liver oomplaint, drs- r" i, c tioo, rheumauem end l 'i h, tl.an In case of mala- A. AND M. COLLEGE. Good Meeting Held at the Court House. The meeting was called to order by Geo. H. White, Etq., and on motion Gen. Robert Ransom was elected chaii- . and C. E. Palmer, secretary. Gen. Ransom made a few brief and ap propriate remarks, endorsing the move ment of locating the College in this seotion of the State. Then followed appropriate speeohes by Hon. J. E. u 'tiara, uen. V. A. uatue, uon. ueo: H. White, ex-President Washington Bryan, and Mr. E. B. Dudley. We would do the speakers an injustice to even attempt to give an outline of their splendid addressee. . These men bear a relation to Eastern Carolina like the great massive pillows, and iron oables do to Brooklyn bridge, but it is well said by some one, that these pillows and oables do not make the bridge. There are hundreds of bolts, bars. screws and nails, without whioh there would be no Brooklyn bridge to chal lenge the admiration of the mechanical world. So there will be no locating the proposed Agricultural and Meohani cal College here, if the business men fail to do their duty. All must take hold and cherish no illusions', face the situation with courage; take hope from past achievements, and work in that never resting way which brings all good tblngB to pass. Un motion of Mr. white, that a Com mittee of seven be appointed by the Chairman, to confer with the Oity Counoil, Board of Trade and County Commissioners, and atk their hearty oo-operation in establishing the A. and M. College in or near the City. Motion prevailed. The Chairman will announce the Committee within a few days. The Chairman of the Exeoutive Committee reported progress. A pretty good sub scription in lands and money have been made in a very short time, and the Committee is still pushing the matter. The meeting adjourned, to meet sub- jsot to the call of the Chairman, (Oen'l. Robt. Ransom). Elm City Gazette. Coiillniiod. The favorable impression produced on he first appearanoe of the agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs a few years ago has been more than confirmed by the pleasent experience of ell who have used it. and the sucoess of the propritors and manufacturers theCal f o rnia Fig Syrup Company. John Hyman, the First Negro Congress man Dead. Washington, D. O., Sept. 16. John A. Hyman, colored ex-member of Con gress from North Carolina, died in this oity last night. He was the first negro to represent his race in the House of Representative. He was born a elave, and a native of Warren oounty, N. C. For the past several years be has held a position in the Agricultural Depart ment. Selling Out at Cost. Now ia the time to mako your pur chases lor Dry uooas and Motions. Owing to the large stock to be procured this fall, the balanoe of goods on hand must bo disposed of positively at ooet to make room for my goods. tf M. H. SULTAN. The Auti-Sub-trcasnry Alliance. St Louis, Mo. April 17. The national oommittee of seven of the Anti-Sub- treasury Allianoe met in ezeoutive ses sion last night and elected W. S, MoAUIster, of Mississippi, chairman Dr W. Polk Yeamans was authorized to draw up the protest to be presented to the supreme oouncil and after a leading exeoutive seesion the oommittee ad journed to meet in Indianapolis next November. No griping or nausea after using BrookUeid'e Liiver and Kidney fills, Will cure Biliousness, Constipation. Torpid Liver and stomach troubles. Sugar coated, oval. Price 25 cents. Give them a trial. For sale by F. S. Duffy, New uerne, . U. TOBACCO ! TOBACCO ! Reams Varehonse, Durham. N. C, Is the plaoe to sell your Tobaoco. JOHN R. HUTOHINGS & Co., Proprietors. We ordered oar doable breast fancy silk vests as samples, with privilege of returning if we did not care to handle. Have sold several ont of the lot and on next Wed. nesday will return all not sold, so there are only two more days for yon to get one. $2.50 is the price. BARGAIN STORE. "Bweet cntldisn days that were as long as twenty days are now.'-' . ,' I,- .. i WABSWpBTB, We try, to please the little ones by giving them each a school bag Now when your boy need a new suit give as a trial, we have some suits ages 7, 8 and 9 that will be sold at a sacrifice. Remember, us for -boy's shoes, hats' and shirts. We have a sample lot ' of hair brushes, whisk; brooms and pocket books whioh will be sold at N..Y, cost. If yon need - anything for man or boy give ns a trial, , ' . . J. M. HOWARD. In Unpsralkkd Offer! rot th next thirty davaws will sell s SOLID GOLD" BIDING BOW FRAMES SPECTACLES . ,' WITH FIRST 'QTJA1ITY LKHBI8 AT C2.0PcrP2ir!' POWDER Absolutely Pure. A firflum nf fcnrtAr hnlrino. niafiar Highest of all in leavening strength. lMiest u. 6. (Jovernmcnt Food Heport W. A. WHITE, Successor to Mace & Co., Offers a full line of Choice Groceries Lowest Prices. Alao country-made Tubs. Roof Paints, Oils, Brushes, etc. Proprietary Remedies and Mediuines in ordinary use constantly on hand. eTIIVSlLVEXE'S Restaurant IS NOW OPEN. Frog Legs, Quail on Toast, and O well, they will come in a little later. Regular Boarders, $5 00 per week. Transient, on European plan- ASSESSMENTS. Persons owing assessments will please call at my house between 5 o'clock p. m. and 8 o'olock p. m. Sickness in my family prevents me from calling on the parties as heretofore. As assessments must bo forwarded or suspensions will follow, this notico is intended tor all who owe assessments passed due. w. a. nvu. Sept. 19, '81.- Hi New Bern Theatre! Blind Tom The World's Wonder, WILL G1VK A Musical Entertainment At tha above named Hall Wednesday Eviniog Sept. 23, 1891. Genl Admission 50 eta, Reserved Seats 75o.; Gallery 25o. When Baby was sick, we gave her Costoria. Tfhta she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. Whom she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Child reu, site (ravu them Castoria J. F. Taylor Has ariived from the North with the LARGEST AND Best Assorted Stock OF Groceries, Dry Goods, Ship Chandlery . &o. fto. &0. be ever kept, and now offers lo his many friends inducements to oall. Brat Quality of Goods, and Lowest Prices. Jas. Redmond WHOLESALE DEALER IN WINES, LIQUORS end CIGARS, South Front Street, Two Doors East Gaston . Ilonse - ,i ; -:r;" i r-v r?, it. c. THOSE UMBRELLAS have arrived and they are beauties; especially those Steel Rods and Feather weights. Our Fall Stock of Clothing has also arrived and comprises the Finest Selected stock we ever carried, and tbnt ia saying a great deal. We have also a line of pretty LATEST STtfLE DERBIES. Ziegler's and Crossett's Men's Fine Shoes which we havn, need only to be mentioned. A full line of Ziegler's Ladies' Shoes also jast reoeived. Does your Boy need a suit V See ours before buying also a nice BALL and BAT FREE with every suit. Biirrington & Baxter. REDUCTION in Old .Virginia Cheroots. Also, Horsford Bread Preparation. Buy your Shot and Powder and save Money WHOLESALE GEOOEB, MIDDLE STREET, NSW BERNE. N. O. T. VV. DEWEY. a. h. rowF.i.i.. DEWEY & POWELL, Lifs, Firs mi Umim INSURANCE. okfick i.n Fakmeks and Merchants Hani nkvi:erne, n. c. WILL UK GI.A1 TO SKKVK Bl.pll -Jw ol'. BEST IN THE CITY, II For Sale by LUCAS & LEWIS. Mason's Improved Fruit Jars -AT- L. E. CUTLER & CO. NEW BEKNE. N. O. Smallweod ft Slover, DEALERS IN General Hardware, AKD Harness, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass and Putty, Lime. Plaster, Hair and Cement. Agents for DEV0E & CO S celebrated Beady Mixed Paints, which are strictly pure goods. v MIDDLE STREET. SEED COTTON. The subscriber Is prepared to buy and gin seed cotton at market prioe. FOR SALE. Two BRAND NEW Georgia Cotton Gins, 35 and 45 Saws each, for sale by Big Ike at 45 and 55 dollars, each. Factory prico 90 and 115 dollars, each. Ginners will do well to call and soo him. WE MEAN YOU. Htop ami loi.lt ,.i u'ir lins of SOUVEHIB SPOON. Aak for 1'aul K, WI:U' FOTJRTAIS PKNS.fr.98li lotjuBt arrived. I forget, to gay I liavo jast rocoivod afresh lot or tiK'M. HOLLIil) GOLD CHAINS, arranic.l for six years. W glva a written ri anitiloa wltli each r-haln. My STOCK IS WAV UP. and PRICES 4KB WAY loV. Coma In and sea tuo. SAM. K. EATON, :MIMlHL nppoBtle Baptist Char.-. . inajtivvLf Just Arrived : Ycung Kentucky and est Virginia ESLAJEUSr ' :;v, Jast Ariived witliT.- . V:n- Londs of Young KENT! i'K " ;,jk! WEST VA. HGF,;s AND MULES i'i ; u, . Voiu-s Old. EKL:.. Fitft; DRIVERS, 1 '-.'.! i . n.: Saddlu Horses, Which V ill !!,; Hold Cheap. Also Mi -j! Variety of Cui i ij.,. i,, jL-uciGE, Cuirts, i iurncssj. Whips, IjUii-Kohes, Dusters etc., etc. OUR MOTTO IS Quick Sales Small Profits. Oall and see us before you buy; it will be to your advantage to do so. m. mm & go. 8. 11. STREET, General Insurance Agent, KUW BERNE, N. C. To My Fatrons and the Public Generally. Having rr moved my place of business to Siit rir Fuont Street, Thri-b doorx Ivist of the Oaston House, whuru I will to pleased to serve my patrol. bi h bn-ctufore. I shall keep conn tun I ly on hnd FUld. LINE OF SAMPLES of the very best Foui-.KiN and Domestic Goods; 11. SAWYER, seplltf Fashionable Tailor. L E. HIBBARD, Watcb.es. CLOCKS, Jewelry. And Silver-ware, NEW BERNE, N. O. Repairing Neatly Done. J une!!7 d w tf I Am Happy to See You talc, pleaanre in Informing you UiatT i J, C. WHITTT CO., : -:f Have Inst received a Car load of the World Honnwn.d DAHI&l PRATT COTTON dims, and are now prepared Intake ordnr. for these oelehmted Qlne. toifother with Ilia "BOSS" COTTOH PRKNNKH. which mm. btnedmaka the moel inUeiaotory ootnt for ginning cotton aver need In thl. country. iheyalBO carry a fnll line of Beltlnif. Ma ohlne Oil, Lace Leatlier, together wliti a oomplete stock of Herd ware. nnd forpM. and come and eHmine their iMKik. iuey' guarantee to )I i. Horses! Mules NHt MNU Lirt p-.-v 8, rn, .