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About Lafayette courier. (Lafayette, Or.) 1866-1??? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1868)
x 4 he f1 Ai! i • ŒV i * Onr Third ▼ olume. t q«»l fici»tioi) fo*7fc voter and offie»-holder* With this number we cominci co the St Htfi frt frsaphist . should X 1 , > not ... . ho extended to Volo mo. ofthe C ourier . Durin the pu ) him. Why then* then» does the radical party i TIZ® WFFKIiY COURIER. ■ bito ; J. W. JQBNSQN, I. . 'F " mil ii, ifisn exempt inferiority I I I ihs toady pap suckers who hang ou to the I dominant party for tha spoils and srum that drop from the publio orib; and we I V t » < t can account far the acts and professions efl / lication of this volume two of he most favor nogro suffrage ? Is it because they those little diminutive souls, (if that arti- ’ important elections in the hi^to r of C f- esteem the voting'privilege of so little COU- de were not so obscured by folly, passio n I :nid that this Govern >A<«nt was made on r-v »< -V i b 1 Llâl ’ f i ego* will occur; afte, ¡Bore,niueh'inore i u v»qu enoq that to their mind every human and false pride of ^onsieteooy, tha the u tn, WNIT^ I i--e r>’,l!TE basis i. * • t ' • ill « ’ '■ •’ — ‘ rr it , r ’ E fdm and tl«r pos^ !..-^¡itnf IFIflTE the I partant than any that has ator occured □ being may propefy and safely exercise it? most charity is required to suppose they >V tedi if f'trerer. . and sh^Jdj . ., . | “ J I ij | i ' ‘ i C"; boys ? Is OTWAX* the United States; for upon its result. ¿e- Thin wHy pot euclend it to our ì , WJlìTKmm. iiiud » ind A have souls ;) but why intelligent, honest 4 J . ..................... > that the AHniffhty made the not tel irre pends the weal or woe, aje tlx life of th e it a gift of God tp the human* family ? If men can follow after and sustain Congress, negro capable (fselfgoifrnment.-\)ata^s Republic, xknd while wo have everyiress- .so, then why mpy* n^t men, womeu and A great kranch Pyiaician o»y»: Mero in its raid against liberty and law is sur I repeat, i cm fbr tfte I nion; I am for onable ««suraace, that could be aaked; t than half of the diseasa in tha world ooma* liât chidten, Indians^ negroes, and babies any vr cd passing :strsnge. Every Constitutional .from noglaat to fortify tha system against :^rmng all the \StaM ! f I t,m am / for ;.r tho |u.rc«t party of law and ordet will the council' of the na'ion all ainir into cavneiU be. where, rightfullyjeyercbe it ? And if it lawyer as well knew the “reconstruction” changaa of cliwata, wvathar and food. Too Wi! •i i-lepresentalites who are unmistakably fraatsacrat of haalth i» to koap tha conditio* triumpaani ia the coming coateH, we t’iei: a rijjht uppcr&iining'to a person, why policy of Congress to ba unconstitutional, of tha Stomach and Blood regular and uni a i nquestionably/tv^l A ma- who <ie * I-the Gnernmenl, should not forget that posterity and ;bc epact i*4W3 pr.oveiUeng him from using if from its incipienoy as they have since the form, so that changes trona Heat to CoTd, • , < ¡/to alleii.ance . — j. A A I* . . i . i the Constitution. ippprl from Dry to Damp, ate., cannot upsat tha rt i a • H '«««• rt rf-a/ i.fio swears to am 1 ■ I I '•tuH of liberty throughout th« world c>. for personal gaip- •ell his vote for mon. unanimous voice of the Supreme Court . . a. / A man connot maahincry of tha body, and bread disease.” t -.ixl necess recess arily trily be I lethal oath^in good faith unices he is 'Hands of ua that we make assurance» dan Now, it is a fact, positive and well known, ey, thu$ converting - a right into a trust ? fin and there is no appology,except ignorance, that there is no sueh bulwark aad assistant >y-:i A kdmsw JouNSœL dy sarò by using all tha honorable meins Willlsome hottest man who endorses the for every other man knowing it as well. or the stomach as •• ’! he States, when they entered the Union. our placed Within our grasp to préserve bxvtmr *. radical polioy solve these matters for us ? • all their power unu and »aa- rr'airtea mcir original pmetr I 5 Ko fretgnly. except such at were expressly sur 'overnment to onr children as pure as our This splendid Tonic is wow used by al) No j I l. ! An bonest republican cannot* They Went. Fight. red to the General Government. it they •lasses of people lor »vary symptom of a rcod< 1 ’ father» transmitted it to us. Wo know n y- answer; and th-a aQswer of a corrupt man expressly prohibited Jrom erercinn- - ; were “Truth oruhed to earth'will rise again “ Stomaoh out of order.” </< ’ shat tb» success of ou p oppoaeuts it ’ the Rubied to these exceptions. they are tn< The secret of it is this : Plantation Bitters would ‘itself be corrupt, There can be 4 . w ■ The ¡eternal years of God are hers.” ..-.„I *r I ; . are certain to correct the jsiees of the Stomach, «»rodent common wealthy, and the exclusive' ' - --------_------ --------- ,------------- TrTTJnTF'TTT ’ TTIT'T . . I success of Despotism and centraliza ion, but one hypothesis upoi a which to explain From the Albany Democrat we learn set all its machinery at work, sad enable it to ¡edges of what is just and proper Jor their --J-,-.__ -uJ ” and as we woald live for posterity, ani if this idfanious measure of this most inf«- own safety, welfare aipi happiness. that the Demoeratio Club challenged the resist and throw off the approaching danger. n ... . ... I The tendency of the operations of Nature is ■ ■ JI j r ■ ' . f j I need be, die for posterity, let us. one; and mous —L incoln . ____ , 7 d»o| a congress, and that is fag-end Republican Club to meet them once a always towards a eere; all she needs is a I ? all buckle on our armor and do bat|lo in unholy desire to i preserve themselves month and disease the pelitical issues o' little aasistanee at the proper time. Hew an un „uch more reasonable and sausibie it is io ■ the great cause of freedom, until th« go in poi^er at all jhazards, regardless ot law, Democratic the day, which the rads feared, failed, Ui. b'r along with a geniie, yet pewerfu’ State Con V e nt i o n- rilla of despotism be demoralized, and [ tho _• k* Li»«/.»»» Ik- .oYior h an Drahis RP.n. or nr,« any other honorable sen neglected and refused to do. Nor is thi Tonic,. ■■ *o deluge aid weaken and defeat right, ideoency, » her curative proceiaee with poisonous drugs I . f:, j Constitution is ( onee more recognized as liment. ime nt. But, t bank God, wolvarine breth- strange. Everywhere it is the same. I and fiery mixtures, which only slepefy and Í Bi .• Has of the action of tho 8tato Dsna- Ceniral Cumnittce, convoaed at the supreme law ef the land,alike plh lerv- ren, ie may si icorely and truthfully eay * The rads have not the courage to meet I plant|ths seeds of disease aod'deatb. ren wie J i I ; auu on the IGtiiday of January, 1868, •J and respected by officer and citixeaj and if?" j Impartant ‘ say ^our pra ßers for death’s at your door’ us at this placed. Their ablest and best I r Democratic Slate Convention will bo al ' . ' ; ■ ■ i ; ' g|j •» * peaoo, happiness and prosperity is | onoo ’ * *_ I owe mush to you, for I vsnly L.ld -I me city of Portiaud aforesaid. m*n, Mr. A. F. Forbes met the Demo, IT Consisti ncy tïoa art a Jowol. be lieve the Plantation Biker! bave saved my more restored throughout the entire h ngth ’ Ox TucRsnaif M arch 19th, 1868, ■* eratic clnb bare but though kindly I supt. 1803 one of tho Rav.W.H.VT Madrid, N.Y.” ' life. “ ---------- ▲cuoia*, “ * .............. pres- T' I HU I" 11 < ' 0n|the 21s aud breadth of the domain over which and courteously treated, so sadly De at IQ o’c._ . . eod editors of tjie Oregonian, and the only «< « * * Thou will send as two bottlsa we moralized the Pbsds became that no “ les p-».-r <»f nominating Candidate' for member more af tby Plantation Bitter». My wifo haa well assured that man of respectable talent connected with ser light” dare try tho ‘‘mental contact’ been greatly benetitted by their us*. Tby V f t’<»,i-4n*»s electing six delegate» to repr«- can He down at night 31 h : i t ()r-gou ia tbs coming National D«uio- whOm we have made tho espîcoial that | cgtablisatnenk, then editing the A sa Guam», Philmtelphia, Pa. VI nor would they even permit thoir cbarn- friend, Md te tak» into can»td- C i » itCurtvenironl, t ■' ' B : r L ' <. * * * I have b»«n a great »uffersb ei f*tion the nomination ef three candidates guardians of our liberty will look will to- pioQ to again engage when defeat would r,lB>'ALTV.--d H;nator Douglas, in May. 18- t. »r c «lectors , ~ and Vice , ** 1 tf President President, B|| tb» gat«» at which innovation m:y en from Dyapepsia, and had Io abandon preach Novamber «lection. . ... I to h** •• sannorted supported at next November »lection. * 64, made tho following dvtimtion oi loyalty, surely hover o’er their banner. ing. * ’ ♦ * • The Plantation Bjttcrs bava- By order of sti'l Comoiitte» representation ter and guard them with scrupulous care, Which suits us,precisely* Upon this we will Fsr shame ye cowards’. Lek your vala- •ured ma. Buv. J. S. C athoum , i: ) Mid Convention was baaed on the vat» then can we dismiss anxiety, I- but a ways stand, regardliBs of fanatical party clamors Bocaester. N. Y.” ient men give battle; in suek a cause suc f” a?;, for Democratic candidate for Governor in any direction. , 1 1 ; bold in remembrance that “tternal vigi- “I -------- knôW'Oflio rv* th-) last general election, giving »ach Ceun- mode mode.by which a loyal cit- ' cess is with the right! *» If ye he honest jSu * • • I have given the Plantation .v t»i e delegate therein for every Mventy- lance is the price of liberty?; izsn i may ’ ’ - L • his • ■ loyalty f •-L ts, men, to know your error is to make ' Bitters te hundreds af ear disabled aoluiera SO vttll ” demonstrate :• re Totes 9»» feast, 4’ m 1 one delegate for every with tha moat astenishing effect. Feelingthe all importance of the com- bi» clmuiry as $' by sustaining the Flag? the r?s -tion of said panther of forty or over, but noi all the in the right, amends; but if . j' c- • .Li_ Mid tifo Union, under all cir> G. W. D. AsDBawe, ilLwlng each County al least one delegate ng contest, we »hall continue to ur^ e 'up- Comftiiutioii cuiniuDces and‘under every Administration hosts of Heaven should jsv you from yonr Superintendent Soldier»’ Hetae, uc-ic.M, rdfo' of apportioMsoftt will there <u. Which ’ • . I' (regardless ofmarty politics), against all a»-} ♦ oo our people, that which we belie vs 1 and UmcioDati. V.’F the conflict f * Ct me on I-' •ve to the MVeral oounlioo the follow«; aaiiams at ho®» and abruad.” ■ f just defence. think we know to be for the best i interest nuii ber of doleg'.t a, to ► wit, _ ( *> I The partisans of the Vallandigbam school We await you The Plantatioa Bitters make the wesA * a 4 Baker H ■ of the whole people, and if those wio are whofwould sustain fl) the fltfg' by withdraw c , Strong, the laaguid brilliant,and are exhaeued. r • 7 jieabjn •; I ? 1 ing it and tbo arn.ies from rebel soil, are Nature’s great restorer. owing us will at once pay up, and aisist US i % »> 7 Clackamas ■’’r lrait|or», ineagprcd by Douglas' rule. The , vNorth Carolina, 1 he public «ay rest aasered that in no case The Stab» <if Vrrginia. j 1 |bt-op in continuing our rapidly incrcasin ’ etr- partisans of the Sumner, Wade and Stsvens’ South Carolina. Georgia,*F "'ioritia, Alobacta, will She perbetiy pure standard of tbs F i . a J i - a % 1 : Iff school, who sdaiain ('i) the Censtilution by LooisiauS. IV xva aoi / Arkenaaa, having » iwo . v B it »MS bo departed frofit. Every. eulstion we will enlarge the courier , and 1 Cn ry . ‘H I t howling, “aw»y with it?’ era traitors by . the uhatmab Iv nfuw d to obey the national baUU bears tha fat oiadlo of oar signature i. 1 Cvlumbla' thus be enabled to furnish a greiter a- same rule. ^The ianatiiBS of* of the tha Phillips, laws, are al prrrvnt tabooed and have no on aslool plate engraving, or it cannot he The iaiiatius ■ . I Ihioglaa • 7 mount and variety of reading matter. We Gerjitt Smith and Billy goat, stripe, who reprtanntBijou in ('ougret* ; they are gov- genuine. a Grant 9 - tlio Union by declaring it ^cao ;cao ernetl by the m-’i ary and jotficiary, M- sustain (?) tbo eo- - 9 Jackson know times are hard, but when, if ^ve lie netfr, and shall never, be restored as it was, periotend»»d by the executive of the nation, 2 Any poroon pretending to sell P lamtatiom B itte *» in bulk or by the gallon, ie a stoind- .losephino | 5 aru traitor», traitors, by the same role. rule. supinely on our backs will they be other, lor and impostor. Mswere of refilled bottles, and;Mill so continue oulil they return from 4 « J*0® r. [Siu Union men are are those those who, w T;de UnioW'men as Douglas their disobe dieno«.— Ensign. Seo that our Private le Stamp M U NMCTlLATaU wise? The best and perhaps only tiay to Bsi'd, sustain (lie Flag, the Constitution and 16 L<nn over every cork. Marion 11 “ Tabooed", heigh ! That» what’s the ma|- \ ’ .So d by all L’raggists, Gtocers and Dealer» promote prosperity is to promulge 1 those ihvi Union. There are ue others. L Multnomah 14 % principles that will produce it and to ful And ther |for», Mr« Oregonian man you ter with the purp !! .’ Receive the thanks, throughout the world. 7 Folk P. H. DBAK1 A CO, New York .’ But Dr. I ^llaraock ; 1 / ly awaken the people to the importnaoe of are|i traitor| tried and convicted by your- JO Dr.j I Ensign for tho discovery I Sole _ Proprietors. ' _ _ ■ • I’ mat Illa 7 I if we wold not bo deetood inquisitive, who REDINGTON A co ., ^10 and 418 rruot^t promoting their own best inereste. While self,* under | rule laid down by the great ! ' i r ' 5 Union fabcfoed them 1 and why did he or they do San Francisco. Ô Washington every Democratic Journal is striving to Douglas a & approved by you ( and Jgente/er California and Nevada'. fit ? 1» the maxim "simiUa similibus curan- 5 Wasco ; * ^rcr approved it, ) for you do this and should be supported, as wo are WC; ha vo • ; 4 Yambill i V ter, " correct ? and if eo had we not bolter as it satisfied they in the *r featoriog the “ union do not fav< main will be, We can holding the Connty_ Convrn- The time for “tabooed,, the States? t ion to elect de egstes to the State Detr aerai only say for ourself, dre*shall do til the Was, „ notwithstanding yodr pledges that “taboo” those who HJAS, L And Dr, yon may rest well assured that ic Convention, was left by the Committee to J? , ' _ ( T » 1. I l< •* ' ' ' • &S I j ALthough, Mr. Ore» the several County Committees, whose duty good wc can in the good cause of ths yoh would “ tabooed" at th« “ fobooer« ” will bo' L ton ’ s M awwio I nsect Pevrosa is sure the I.' i>' ‘1___ . it will be to provide therefor. , man we ( you and ourself) know next election, We’ll try the remedy. whole people, and look well to tho I inter- ¡jo tian i ma and certain death to everything of the In wet The Committee would respectfully urge specie»—Elvaa, Roaehes, Mosquitoes, Anta, prompt action on the part of the Democracy este of the people with whom we have set yoii to be a itraitnr, as clearly appears by Bugs, i - 1 t- - i 4 ., oi the several coqntie». ’ ~ tled for the remainder of our darè; ; anc what , we 1 KILLS INSTANTLY. Col. W. W. Chapman raps all the Ore . JH But you i y and you then said. L. II*. GROVER, Chairman. What is peculiarly surprising in regard 1» beleiving the early CoNSTRUC^roN of are about is deeenk as any woe-begone gon papers except the Oregonian and Her- -# G eo . R. II blm , Secretary. to thia article is, that notwithstanding its ¡1., the OREGON CENTRAL RAIL ROAD h’olbdeserving, hypocritical self-aggrandi aid over the knuckles for not publishing instant death to ¡octets, it is perfectly harm <1 •[ to be of vital and almost paramount im I zipg rad, w^o has as much intelligence as tho report of a meed eg of the Citizens of less to mankind and domestic animals. It etn i Li 11 portance to Oregon and especia íy the you have. $Of course we do not couBtyou Portland on tho ewbjeet of Railroad». We 1» inhaled or eaten with itnyurmy. It bears C entral x oi Y amhill the testimony, oft eminent disintetested ch«*- By ■■ ists that it« majority of our subscr ibers fur w accept tbo apology, and eay to our freind tiom of C ounty ! quite as bad a man as Thad. «Stevens, but V- -ii . a t ? -fil: i. Z V y1 i it Lails’’ J. • w ♦ «rv. • . • ■ te * * *• : -I » LI 1 . », ATTENTION! ! ! ■ 1 I [U I I •.i'll • r we much prefsr to chronicle ihegeacïoua a £reat deaj wowe ti,an login—alias we shall promote its construction to the Trippie Thunderer, for you know less than donation» of the people of Portland, and utmost of our ability, and will tha ßkiully the formejl but much more than the lak- the Stateaman-liko movement on part of receive any communication to that end as the Corporation, for this i» really of inter ter, as thetoeasuremont of bis intelligence them» MMi well m upon any other matter of public est to our reader». is tho magnitude of lb« crimes of a nd. interest. We say again, that while we While we admit the excellency in ' » can livo without, yet it would be o L great many respects of the Report of the Com. I '’-H------ . » +w IA , • J ' ' nii'r - • * We learo from the Portland papers that the surveyor! have sutveyed 8ixty miles I of road and have teturoed to Portland to 1 if» t rl. i L- ■ i I ■ I make the maps'¿n(i plats and upon com. I pletion of which a line will be run past i this town] I Li ‘ I ■ I t “ I Of course it would be improper for us j i to favor through the Courier, either route to, the disparagement of the other if we desired so to ¿o. But we may say howev er, that no man cart fully estimate the im* men so importance of h aving the line up on which he has property seieoted as the line of tne road. free from poisgn . No article has »ver given such positive sat- »¡action in ita use. Its reputation is well known. It is easily and readily used—directions aoeompany each Uask. Beware of counterfeits. The genuine baa the signaiure of E. Lrow, and the private stamp of D imas B anks » A <JO. Anything else of this kind is an initiation or caunterfeic. Auy dn^giat will procure the ?j i'. Wl . F n • 1 1 ’■ 1“ convenience to us and enable-ns to extend j “Whom the G »4s would destroy they rnitee and should be pleased had we tbo genuine il you insist you will have no other Sold by all druggi.ts"iud dealeraen tbi our field of labor, if tbo¿e who owe us first makepnad,” »aid the ancient philo»o-i space to give it place, we doubt road it as Pacific CoaiL would pay UP. •-------- phars; and this maxim they applied espe doe» our freind the Col. €! •K The Col. and all the good and enter« cially to publio functionaries. Certainly F owler on NEGRots.-Soma tuae since no body otmen in any country, at any prising men of Portland seem interested the great ethnologist and pbrenolc O. MBXIOAIC MEXICAN H time have ever given greater evidauoes in promoting the growth and prosperity MUlTATfG 8. Fowler, who perhaps has devoted more of madnesji and folly as the most infamous of tho State, and are deserving and will UMUUINT. time and thought to, and has had nore ex fag-end of demoralization —claiming to recieve much credit for their acts. It i» an admitted fact that tb« Mexican i & - ! Ih . • *1 * ' II 1 ’ I I rf*7 / Mustang Liniment ptrforms more cum. ia perience in the indication» of mental and be the American Qongress. t Guided by The Corporation, from the 'last Dalias shorter time, on man and bsaat, than auy arti« moral characteristics of tbs humaa family no principle of honor, prompted solely by we have recieved, soon about to make a el» els ever discovered. than any other man in the United States, »elf interest and the baser feeleng of bull- very generous and magnanimous donation - No compound has ever been invented »» useful and efficacions in curing. thus sums up the peculiarities of the negro beaded opposition to the prinoiples of an to the Oregon Central Railroad. When R hbuííatibm , F Suur TnROAy, The Ethiopian race is made up of a great opposing party organization or a feeling SnrrAAD W eak J oints , B ukns , we learn further of the matter we will give many sub races^and tribe», varying "widely B ruises , E ar Acne, ’ Of hatred toward a person whose integrity our readers full information, in configuration and character ; but Ve may of S prains , F rxrh C uts or W ocn »», ri.' B • My of the typical negro, th kt from tempera- they could Dot corrupt by the most tempt-i SwXUdUtfGS, Î t’V< m»nt be is slow and indolent, but pi »raiment C ube for H orse !.—A prominent Or any other complaints requiriug an external and capable of great endurance; and from jog bribe—the dictatorship of the South application. Cerebral devealopment sensuous, pa nicnate, and Mliu a u machinery luauuiucry by¡ wy- which wuwu h uv ’ v could eon- medical gentleman of this county, brought FOR HORSES’ ' * affectionate, benevolent, docile, imitative, de live, dy- Entire,natioi his wi!l. trol the entire natioi at bis will. us the following Receipt from onedf our votional, superstitious, excitable, impulsive, sf- • " v.-’k s I It¡4 an indispensable and valuable reMedy ia .f f• i LT . i vain, improvident, cunning, politic and un« W e c® account for the criminal acts of substantial farmers, who assured him that i all cases of Spavin, Splint. Ring-Bone. Wind- principled. He lives in the real ratlu er, thart it was a sure cure for the ‘blind staggers.’ Galis, Bruises, Strains, &c. the ideal, and enjoys the present witbo u^tbinM these unprincipled pen—the-scum of the It ahrqld be kept in every bouse,* camp ia, much of either the past or futi rb. 1U coa u try fa hi ch while thepolitieal caldron The Dr- expressed confidence in its effi and stable. Accidents will occur. Prompt is a child in mental stature, has the vir40 ▲ ' cacy, 1 or. camphor gum dissolved in ness is efficacy. _ . and faults of a child, and like the chi d needs boiled arose to the top,and for much demor All genuine is wrapped iu steel-plate 4HIX I I- alization^ consequent upon legal debauch- of whiskey. one quart contrell and dsicpliwe. graving», bearing the signature of G. W. II i : S ‘ ■ . I. . . a Westbrook, Chemist, and the private U. 8» Dose — •two thirds of a teacup full in Does not the experience of every man ery and(moral roitepnesa in high places, stamp of D kmas B armes A Co. over Ah« lop. confirm him io the bcliefof the ’ ?oi rectneis where oboe was heard tho clarion voice of half pint of flax seed tea, given every An effort has been made to counterfoil it * giapt w v l J like an four hours. Keep the horse from water with a cheap stone plate label. Look closely I Webster, of Mr Fowler’s estimate of the i regro. If Glay, s|d the Bold byrall Druggists and Stores m every addressed the 24 hour», The mixture may bo the negro be inferior to our own nee, and ocean in a ealm or etorni i town wad Miniag eawjp en PacHIc eeask ✓ bran. venerable i Senators, down to course it is our plea»ring Muty to labor, \Vhereas there is ’a vacancy in the Chanmunebip of your Committee, al the suggestion of promineul Democrats inclu ding some of yotor yobr member», members, you tre are re. quoted to meet at La Fayette on Sslur- day. the 1st. of February 1868. to select a Chairman—fix?a time for holding the -County Jaunty Con Loo rention, and transact such oth- er business ; as you in your wisdom may 1 »er. deem just and J prdp Hl • J? VW XX X X XU. P ¡H. F. • WHITE. Member of State Central Committee for I Yam hill Co. It> therefore behoove« all property owners ;upon the two proposed lmes, to use their utmost exertions to pro- ou e the seleetipn of their route. Prior to the adoption ofthe Federal «titatfon the respective States possessed a*’ limited and unres tricled sovereignty, and rt tained the same ever ajleruard. except »afar* t as they granted certain powers to the Gen eral Government, or prohibited themselves from doing cert tin acts. Every State Slate re coed loxtselj tka exclusiverlghl oj regulat NÑI «¿Ï péZiiry« ing Us oetn ieottraai gefamiam^ < I F wo think every honest man of so id mind grave and f I ♦ P * » i J. -i I 4 I I I L