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Club Clubbing Rates Ibarraoksl or `transport trains. `YeSf- terda.y.' writes a oolporteur, `I again went through the soldiers compound: the recruits-'-about four hundred and t1fty-h`ad not yet left. and many of Zmydyesterdu s urchasers were'busfY rea mg the es ament aloud to their fellows. I had no sooner .entercd ,than_I 'wa`.s_ followed by the colonel `and ,the officer in charge of the re- cruits. `Smerno! Order) was shout- ed as they croese "the 'threzhold. _'1`_he colonel. on seeing the men so engaged. inquired what they were readin . The officer called me UP: and to cl his colonel that 'I was Irom the English Bible Society. and that [I had;sold,the men some books Y?-`3' Af`l;I- am `very-'glad. {he sand. 13> hee fecknowledged. " my salute ; "I - " ever recruit -would V put`- tha`; m.:eTestamt' < I. are able to. lf_e:' *_'n0P'.Y ' .Will help you to V make more money than any other in- vestment you can take up on the farm. Call and see one. We will make the tenms to suit you. we are offering, spec al prices 01' . than move `all our stock to INHUBMHR ..__ `_ -..___,, _ The result is a product -that does wliat oxygen does. Oxygen gas, as you know, is the very source of vitality. Liquozone is a vitalizer with which no other known product can compare; But germs are "vegetables; andLi'quozone-like an excess of oxygen--is deadly to vegetal matter. Yet this wonderful product which no germ can resist, is. to the human body,` the most essential element of life. v Liquozone is the only way known to . `kill germs in the body without killing `the xtissues, too. `It does in a germ trouble what no drugs, no skill in the world, can accomplish without it. To prove this-if gun nnnggp` 3L,,,,,--4 a-u`n::`uv 0-sac: `All 1! u\v\-vualtsowu Vvbulavlto on you -need it-we wili g bottle and give it tq you C 1Zai"{)Z;"3r 2 to try. ' `Medicine must fail in a `germ trouble, because medicine never kills inside germs. Any germ-killing drug is a poison to" you, and it cannot be taken internally. 'l._,,-,,_,._ 2- L1__ _ ___A L_ Acts Like `Oxygen wan Bore to; The Week s War News. when Medicine} Fails, rrynLiquo;zne--eWe'11Pg:-n for it [edicine must a germ suse medicine germs. catnrfh--ACaneer ' yskin Dysent -Diux-hen Scrofula-Syphillh Dnndrn -D1-ans-v Stomach Trouble: SOc.Bottle Free i+;,;1a11;.;;;s;a;;y;.,;i.;;a;;*.i.;, ;.;s. of .3. winter-see how much better the horses are-how easily they do hard won-k-and how much less your feed bills come to. Let us send our illustx-ate<`1 booklet on `horses and cattle. It it -but very intetesting and handy for reference. . , - Myers V% Royal Spice Co... Ns...-. Falls. oni. 3. 31.1 . stock`-holderawever m'nde."end eveabody in- Nevnnarlret ` ml! be '_benett.ed.l _ e `ven- ture to predict. that within three years vacant property will double in value sud rent will `ICYIIIIGB nearly-50 per cent. Operetioneivill not commence for tour or five week: as the firm expect to be another mpnth completing the preeent. work. " x ' . . ` CALVERT-At' March 16,1904. `the wife of {John F. Calvert. Henry st1'.eet>. oi _a "da.ughter._ I = `um MAa'J.`1:u.t MEUHANIUS PURE. 'l.`_A . SOAP heals and softens the skin I wl_nle p!'0mntly cleansing it of ;ep.8e` L 95`: ,.F"5.. 3j`- 919: 3` `I!|V.3"1.P_3b.,: 1". "g*l'. ..13_i, tW:.'-': Mr. ' ' =nov!m9p.%.%;;7REE = " >5. 'v .45 The most significant of the meagre reports from the front in 9. etstement thst 3 J epsnese stesmer, which called at Ghemulpo to em- berk some soldiers of the sixth division. bed `on board a. number of war correspondents. These presumably are the fteen or sixteen newspaper men who. titer weeks of waiting at Tokio. `received permission to go to the front. They were not allowed to lend st Chemuipo, end the destination of the steam- er, which did not stsvicng in pcrt.`is not given jinn the-. despstchee. Undoubtedly en importentmovement is nesr, but in view of the strict censorship now maintained by both psrtiee Ipcoulstion es to where the blow will bestrnck is idle. ; ' ` `-5- .-`-24-! _.._.;_A 4,, 'l-- 0- `- nun UV IVKI-IUI II I13: A lute nnoiclnl report from St. Poten- bnrg via Pu-in an that Adiainl Makorofn oat, nilod from Port Arthur yoqterduy morning to give battle to tho J3 queue llll IQ!` `IA nun -manna-nn-V--L ---'91-`-I-F euvsullla to gun! Olin! I0 I511! all scinudron and that an engagement too piece 0 which no detelle heve been received. ' nvvu uuu wungp was pruunuly y! 01110! reason for the retreat of the Realm: from Core: and an oicial Sc. Petereburg report denier the Paris rumor of 5 Russian defeat on he Yelp River. . ` ' Saturdav--After cruising -for a week in the waters adjacent _to the Liaotnng nonin- sula. the naval correspondent of The Times concludes that the, main Japanese eet is covering arrangements for a new landing of the troops already mobilized. No hint is given as to the gobable point at which such a landing will attempted, but he adds ' that no Japanese trans rts have yet entered the Pechili Strait. _ his disposes for the present of rumors regarding landings at any oint on the shore of the` Liaotcn Gull`. Elbe correspondent says that a close 1) ockade of Port Arthnris not now maintained, pre- snmbably because the Japanese have precise information as to the state of the channel or because the sudden fogs which are apt to occur at this season might give the Russian torpedo craft certain advantages. Reiports received at Tokio suggest that a scare of food and forage was probably the ief J I-nnnnn for than nuke-nnbv AI` ark- `D_..-l'..... l_-._ ing Japan's fighting"shi'psA`that she will lose her at presenf admitted oom-_- _mand 6f `the sea. ` 4- Th M X .5 umsof3?..iH.I2 3..IiEA~ _These are the known germ diseases. All that medicine can do for these troubles is to help Nature overcome the germs, and such results are indirectyand uncertain. Liquozone kills the erms, wherever they are, and the resu to are inevitable. By destrofing the cause of the trouble, it mvariab y ends the disease, and forever. Asthma Hag Fever--Inuenza Abscess-Anemia Ki 1: Disease: Bronchitis 1.4 G :3 Blood Poison A Leucorr ea Bright's Disenc` Liver Troubles Bowel Troubles ' Malaria-Neuralgia _ Coughs-colds Many Heart Troubles Consumption Piles-Pneuu;1ionia Colic--Cronp P!eurisy-Qu nay Conoti potion Rheumatism IFo`1"'the_ American rights to Liquozo"nc- the highest `price ever paid for similar rights on any scientic discovery. We didthis after testing the product for two years, through ph sicians and hospitals, in this country an others.` 4 'I1aI> o\r1'nn Inna ouch` `i-nnnlng T,:l1l1l\QAI1Q Ill LLILU \v\I|-JUL}, JIIJIA UEIICIB; That price was aid because Liqnozone _ does in germ trou les what all the drugs, all the skill in the world, cannot accom- plish without it. ' It carries into the blood a powerful ~ yet harmless l germicide, to destroy at once and forever the cause of any germ disease. And no man knows `another way to do it. Liqnozone is so certain that we` publish on every bottle an offer of $t,ooo for a disease germ that it cannot kill. Germ Dise7as es B9$NA J.V1IlII'lI*NI`Il'IIg'lI Troubles" Pileo-Pueuuonia Pl 1-1 as V R11ee`:n:?.ti-Qsm` ' At its meeting on Monday the OllisTovn- gonna}! :oo!l:bnn'imp;1;:nt an]? by ;b- o `gstamto 3 hr" en y. oneyv or - rand: wlllborniuod bynjgonornl lavwgaother tutu, inateid 3)! {by computing" the: , npgtnto ln'bor"n'I hgibun done for the innit fir yen:-`I. fghgohaaxea ,4-Iii !h'`=i"*~ Pew W111 c act 3 more . uignto adjustment `of tan- tion, the :03 j tax falling "proportionately hdavgosg on this IIIMIA with tgm ,1owfn2u n+ss- men `a `present anera 1-ate'o `3-10 `naIll|;sv,opldhnvo.r_si tha*_9'monnVu ppnnt .on.ros.do than your; V-Au this rues; ainnn ru- '_ .s_|`|oc% Inn 310`: would 115.3 ;n no! `on y `yrnty.-_ tug cant ' arm on: , . m.l;rItIibn; `atom.-imr-9'3 th6s~bpgII~ n1.~.;o;:o' 2 _ . . V 1;` U LK""" Insurance Limit of l fee. - compensation. IOBIIOOIIOIOOII IOOIOC 00000. V .04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15_ .05 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20 .06..'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25 ' The post office Department.-urges also all who use the mail (not only business men, but everybody) to have written or printed on the upper lelt hand corner of the envelope their names and ost office addresses. Your box number an post oice is snfiicient, if pre- ferred. -It is not necessary to say return in ten" days or any other number`of"days--the postmasters have their re letions and do not need to be reminded of t em. If the letter for any reason cannot be delivered it _is prompt! returned. and it saves the post- master t e trouble of sending it to the dead letter department and have it a nod to nd the eddress of the sender, shoul it happen to be given. insursnce fee, according to the following scale (as well as the postage and eregistere fee) must be fully prepaid: ' ` . - .Vq`3............ 81-0- Some people . are laboring un der a false impression regarding the `A registration of money letters. They run away with the idea that in case the letter is stolen or lost the government will repay the amount of money it contained. Such, of course, is not the case, the re 'stration being merely for the purpose of ena ling the de rtment to trace the letter as it passes throng the different oices. Now, however, we are-to have a system of insur- ance.` The Postmaster-General has decided _ that on and after Mar. 28, 1904, letters ' addressed to places within the Dominion of Canada may, under certain conditions be in- sured for any amount not exceeding 825. The fee, following (An mall nu flan vmnlrnnn n-ul u...-3.4.`..- t`...\ --- Sixth About half past seven Wednesday morn- I voun fng the dam at the Ragged Rapids gaveway 1 ch 1 near its base, and all the water behind it' 0. arcaped. shutting down the plant. The.ex- ; t_h 1 tent of the damage has not been ascertained, ; 510119- as the break cannot be seen, the dam to all I D appearance standing as usual. The accident ` r is _rnost_ser_1ous, however, as Superintendent the - Ritchie says it is doubtful whether it` can be 5 land repaired while the spring freshets last, and ;. state meantime Orillia is without means of getting of .th light or power- One ot the old engines be-; 1 ,d longing to the old plant remains. but Mr. 9 ,8, Ritchie says it cannot'be utilized. There mvlte was no more water behind the dam and no Ohurc more pressure than usual, the 'stop logs paste: having been. taken out to allow the freshets Tecen to esca e. The water was six feet from the work top of t a dam, as it had been all winter.( 1,. Id The break is a serious thing for the factories. ` `,6 Tudhope s have an auxiliary steam plant and Ewe will be comparatively little inconvenienced. 1 field Vick s and` Thomson's our mills also have ` and : steam plants, which they "can fixup. The them, World furniture factory has a steam engine, which will run about half its machinery. It i The Wrought Iron Wheel factory and Long's -. the E foundry are entirely dependent on electric amen power. They are both taking steps toput` Ch. I in engines. This is the busiest season of the is me year with all the factories. The Wood] 118 Specialtytand Eaton s and Pomeroy s planing 9, are vi mill run by steam. The Council is holding femur _ which has given way, a piece about ten feet again within a week. Others predict that ` the damage cannot be repaired earlier than a-meeting as the Packet goes to press, to De,-13] decide what to do it is surmised that it pleasz may be the last built sections of the dam, been square, which was built in winter and in by 1311' that case it may be possible to cover it with I At `Tie an iron door. Mayor MoCosh is hopeful of up that in this way, the _plant may be running` genus trans. July or August Until the dam is repaired. "0091 Orillia wilt beredueed to lighting by coal and 1 oil.-Packet. . . i`_s no LIGHT on Fe)-v'v7mn INORIL1.-IA? Eon 1-an unxr mw MONTHS. I If youneed Liquozone, and have never tried it, please sendus this coupon We will then mgil on an order on your local druggist for a ull-size bottle, and we will pay your druggist ourselves for it. i This \ 18 our free gift, made to convince you ; to show on what Liquozone is, and what it can 0. In justice to ourself, please acce t it today, for it p ces you under no 0 ligation whatever. I T-1'nI1I\ynnA nnnl-B znn Q11!` `I Cate:-rh--`cancer skin Diseases A Dysent Dandru -DAx-opay Stomach Troubles Dyspepsia A Throat Troubles Eczem:-E sipelaa Tuberculosis ' Fevers-Gal Stones '1`.umors-U1oers ' Goitre--Gout Varicocele Gonorrhea-Gleet Women's Diseases . All diseasesethnt begin with "fever-9.1! inun-H `mation-all cetarrh-all contagious diseaaes-nI1 the results of impure or poisonous blood. In not-vnnn dphiiitv Linunzone act: an A vital. we results or impure or poxsonoua moon. .In nervous debilityo-Liquozone acts as a vital. izer. accomplishing what no drugs can do. Liquozone was form}.-rly known in Canada as Powlefs Liqnied Ozone. Statute Lpbor Abolish ed. POVVER I/JAM BREAKS ' U18 DIIIIKI and I118 I! I0 Ill_ Llqll M co., 458-460 Wnbuh Ave., clucago. W` 91 {Ills} &\lIlV ; for this ocr may not appear a in. Fill out ' the blanks and mail it to the iquid Ozone n , A:R..4n W-hnnh Avg- Chicano. M (umlacsIuoonocooaconuoocoucoouoougogggg {have never tried _I.iquozone, or Powley's Liquied Ozone. but if {on will supply me 0. 50. bottle free I willta c it. .U `fl-lIlsG&l\lII Wl.l'5IvcV-Io L1quozone costs soc. and $1. Registtatio; df ietters. 59. Bottle Free .c'U'r OUT THIS courou .A_ 41.}. A... an... aunt nos-ugna auualou IIRII Anni 3i`J't'ui1'1' i21'cin.-as-' ' iitiifi} THE NORTHERN ADVANCE` % `skin mmm Sct fula-Syphillh Stonguch 'l`nI-s-routine}: `A board sehool teacher in England. says the London `Daily ._Mail. wish- ing to ascertain how many out oshis school of taur hundred boys were bmokers. -took "the trouble to examine their hands. Disoarding (doubtful cases. -over thirty boys. some 0: very ; tender `years. proved by the discolor- ation of the fingers to be habitually in-ddioted `to the ,cigarette. All of. Wthese `thirty boys. -with `a solitary ex? peption.` were` worthlessas scholars, A dull 0! memurr. and brii=t>,ti6ti117!i-"1.r Md . .6: , an7yt_l]1in8. -~resezxihii_18i;en. i more.-.1 gazrinqlptlesgg -The ~.iteaohersl_gys-;--J-ltgk H Dr. A. H..Bradford. moderator of t National Council, goes to Eng- land in April to represent the United l;-States churches at the May meetings 3.. -the Congregational.Union of Eng- land and .Wales. `He has also been ', invited to preach for a`. month ab the ; church in Kensington. London. whose 3 pastorate the Rev. C. S. Home has so 3 recently leftin ordcreto take up a ' of the masses in `the old White- : field Tabernacle.` Dr. Bradford will 1 give the closing address at Mans- gfield College and other institutions I` churches will doubtless {avail `I themselves of his presence in England The Ne_wmorket._Era my :---At- 5 meeting jofithe Development Company. on Tuesday evening it wee reported that three orfour jgere gentlemen were wilhug to ueelet in the ,:p1;ojeco of boring for {natural gas for Req- gnirkec. Several 'of the stockholders ex- gjofA;sed`e willingness to double j;heiVr.euB- ' rfptloes _`rb.Iher than nee theV_-matter. (ell ghrnuuheand the meecin V heoe`m d_ v_erv`;`e'n - ' ,_ _ elastic. ` It"w7"n"`de'o_g1ed t6 accept the ' M-of, ;';nH,neat Thdrolgi :9` link 3 vieili` e ,` . ~ .:,;,;;,...;_,:< 1;: ;.;n:r.,7. In 'oonnecti on with the Methodist deaconess home in Lucknow. deacon- Iess-visiting is carried on among all classes-English. -Eurasian. ;_n_a`tive- Christian and non-Christian`. New re- . `sidents are gathered into the church- as and children brought to the Suns- lschools. The hospitals. are visited re-5` gularly. `and occasionally the hotels. Over `two "thousand calls have been made `and large quantities of Chris!- tian literature `distributed. The Bible readings and pi-a'ye'rs offered" in the" homes have been used of God to the ` conversion of souls. Situations have been _fou`n'din a. (number of cases for u people out of. work. `and a._good sup- I pl-y~ of medicines of , different kinds . 1 was largely. met! and. -appreciated ..1..._..._ LL- .. ._-1.1 . ._._-.. `The west China Mission in the Lon- don Missionary Society holds leach year a summerschool of `theology. and -arithmetic for its native preach- ers and helpers. and after five years - training those who pass 9. `creditable examination are. considered fitted for self-supporting pastors. Last rum- -mer `-the school `met in `Chungking. ' and `the subjects studiedfwere Gene; sis. John. Acts. Arithmetic .(fi1;s.l: twelve rules). and hygiene. The -stu-_ `dents worked well. the results were gratifying. and out of twenty-two who tried the examinations bnly five men failed to get half marks- ' V E In .'Bu=ffalo, N. Y., a mail-carrier . `w4hoi'saMethodist local preacher. has , `recently `organized `three mission 1 churches. The last one `Was 'dedicate_:.t I a few weeks ago by Bishop Fowler. :~ who isai`d "that Brother Glaser, `the _ organi.zer and pastor, was one of the most rem-'ar,ka.b1e men of his type he. ` knew of. This church has sixty Ia- `milies and four, hundred persons allied with it. . A _ `It is" interesting just now to note the growing influence of Japan among the Chinese; Hundreds of Chinese students are attending. the colleges -in Japan. Chinese officials are visiting Japan, and Japanese pro- fessors are being installed in the Im- perial University at Pekin.' It is pleasantto add that a beginning has made in mission work in`China the Presbyterian. Church in Japan. 'Tie.ntsin there is a Japanese colony of trpwards of fourteen hundred resi- ] tlgns. :A_'i_n3ng `them are a few Chris- _.__- _-....w.. `-.-v;.... u-av uu gvvv spa..--u "9-< `T215 tians, who have organized a` young peop1`e society and a. `primary school, and more recently a church, which is 'a=l:`tache'd to the Tokio Presbytery. Besides resolving to have a. `pastor of their own. `they have a. Japanese mis- sionary. who works principally among the Chinese. ' _ n i I ' L. Nineteen girls were recently sent up for government examinations from the ' Isabella` Thoburn . College, Luck- `now. In`dia. Of these only one fail- ed to pass. Onevof the girls took `second in all the province, -ahead of a thousand- boys. and `another stood sixth on the list. Both of .thcse ,.Voung women have won government ~&s-cholarships. That speaks .w.elLl Ltbr ,the intellectual quality of the mis- f sionary work done in India. Qv-'er- tw-e1ve htindred Erfdeavorers, _,al1_ Ja.fpa'ne`,s9A but four. attended an 'o'ut-`of-doors` social at Kobe. "a:nd rai'se'd money`~for use in a; village -evsangeli'stio' ca;`mpai gn.V The Zanzibar Strangers `Rest re- ports a year of increased activity in .welooming English. German and Swe- dish sailors who visit that port, and in carrying on mission. work among the natives. Three new missionaries joined the band of workers. Educa- tional work among. young native men and work in the zenanas-,by the lady members of the mission,_ are spe- cially encouraging features. T I *4 last 2;1i"..;a:Lai z}{{ss.'ius_@ an` tUihina ltrea,=te d.~almos't seven hundred printing pressessent out ten million Scripture. portiops. `thousand bersong. Several _ -great 'lta:'b1ished `themselves at several im- .`portant points on the .Manchurian isi`de. '1'he.Russians. if this is true. .Kuropatkin is believed to have se- a `up to date, and `they are not likely -`d-o" from their own standpoint. -ado of Port Arthur. having probably `Vivi. and `someday perhaps..'1fogo_pwill an`d.'_ `snap up `anothership. . A,` Paris story` tells _of_ the intention! of. .`.-_]:'_u'ssia-_. if. necessary. to sacrifice fithe .B_a1_t1o `fleet in the `hope :.of_;xa'da1na:gt=!_i ' -Fri day-Decidedly `the most` inter- esting news of the -morning is the cable from Tokio to `the Chicago Daily News announcing the the Japanese `have crossed the Yalu River and have crossed `the Yalu River and have es- are `retiring with remarkable. celerity`. They are saidt-o contemplate the! holding of Antung. but with Japan- ese light-draught cruisers in the Ya- lu. Antung cannot be defended ex- cept by a very large force. ._ General lected as the first line of defence `the mountainous .coun=try .a:r.ound < Fenghuangche-ng. a town of coins !- derable importance on the I-`ekin road some forty miles northwest of the mouth of the Yalu. It `would -thus Seem that Russia expects the Japs to push "on into Manchuria Fny land from the Corean border. The Japan- ese haveinot beein `doing `the conven- tional `thing in the convential way `to advance _into Manchuria ` unless they "feel `that it is the best: `thing to ' On `see -there_ is little to report. "Admiral Togo has resumed the block- Iremained out of `sight in `the `hope of `tempting the Russian ships `tlo. leave the harbor.` _ 1'he Bayan was. out -twyojdays ago as `well as the Peres- get `between the Russians -and the. i `"9 ` ' *5` "w'* Dr. Collins, the` recTently-aAppoin tec`!- Bishop of Gibraltar, attended` a'1'net.- ing of `the Church "of .Eng1and*Chris-' ti-an Endeavor Society at Gibraltar soon after `his enthronement; and ex-T pxjessed his wish to become an Eng deavorer. nge World'8 wum% connection with all'mission.s.. This] fact "calla for deep thanksgiving on the part of all who pray for Godis work in China. especially in `view of the `stunning force of the blow that was directed against missionary work in that land. Nevertheless, when we come to `take account of the hondred a'nd_ "thirty-five who were martyred. and .'those who were obliged to re- tire from `the field at that time, and also `those. who `have died or retired since-'the`n. we see that the gains hajve.'b,a:rely madekup for the losses. even in point of nu;nbers._ whilst in the; matter of; experience. it will, of `gag. for `tile zew work- . >9=7;'i1`.!5. 99v.T`.,;....`9:.W_ 95.; '9 89119-1 :.:%a..'`.*!ta:s 1-2muon35~ 9-`IaK&"`.. _m&'AIL 3:: ,"|.1..-.-'. -..-.~r.x-- -"7.tIa"I._ i - '*W6. h ear;' much `in ispraise bf `the -Russian: just now, says the Ghristjan ' ;I:h,ere.t `the ffollowmg "" \J.l.llIl8 H 'Jllll.ll0n5o' I oi"`l inf fr `ti-.-f-".R11.$.~3"`t`11 1,f I.- tu?&3 as 3: - 15,1153?- " % I - coma: and rcaikots of all kinds in stock or made `to order. Robes, Grape and a.llFunera.1 Requisites furnished. 01'dl'8 by Telegraph Or; Qtherwise promptly attended to. q 2 , ,. r 0. _O_. ;D((`)%1211ll. .4%GE,_.l1'anago1-, Stru-u,d., I-. * . 3.. ~ '11:" - 4.;-1 Siam Vlnknnd show noonpc6|iiiLi;.naniu U N_.!?...':3 .F.?..T..\...'.$F- Rs IWALL sums nnuxsrunrii The Press Censor is Keeping Movements of the Troops I Secret to a `Large Extent--Many Small - T Skirmishes. 1 "We expect. lto-mbyne to the Astore occqpied by the late rm 0 Buchanan &kPenstone in_ about 10 days. HAMBLY e= BAKER E5]3aZI'I'2EEf 1U.1L1)I:Rs'L HARDWARE rat.her~ move 5 our new store. ' Now is the time to purchase NAILS,1Etc. 7"'\for its Subscribers at BARBIE AND STROU D. THE ADVANCE With Any Paper IN 'rru:.n Liquozone is the result of ia_ process which , for more than 20 years, has been the constant subject of scientic and chemical research, Its virtues are derived solely" from gas, made in large part from the best oxygen producers. By a process requiring immense apparatusand 14 days time, these gases are made part of the liquid product. OIL- _.-___IA. 3- _ _..-.1__-L JI__L 3--.. _1--;