The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, May 25, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textes) glxs fjnttij stovfcrau AbTOltlA, OREGON: THURSDAY MAY . 1S2 ISSUED SVEP.T MORNING. (Monday Excepted). J. ?. HALLOEAN & COMPANY, PCnWHIEES AXD rBOrniEtOBI. Utonan Building, Cast Street. Terms of Subscription ; -rved by Carriar. per weok, .2S Ccntt aat by mall, four months S3 00 sentliy nail, one year... .... 9 CO Frea of Postage to Siibcrlbors. Adrertiseinonu uncrted by the year tt the rata of 1 GO per square rer month. rracsientaavertUing. by thoday or wook, 4ty eeata persquarofor each insertion. THECITY. 71 It DAILY A.ST0KIAX Kill lie ttht ly mailatttccnt amonlh,ftrc.fofta:: Read er who contemplalcabrence from Viccitycan hate The astohian follow Ihctn, IUily or Weekly edition In any pnt-nHee with out additional czpennc. Adirtucs maybe tnaigcd as often a Retired. Ijcnre order at the countina room. Hon. P. S. Dorney will deliver on address to tho voters of this place on the Sd pros. Tho Oregon arrived in in good season yesterday. Tho Columbia went to sea at noon. It is thought thst the hulk of the Sacramento river salmon pack will bo sent east this season. In tho case of Carrie Bradley, iu Portland, a jury was selected last Tuesday and the opening arguments mado in tho case. A north wind of unusual dur.itiou in Colusa county, Cal., entailed a los3 last week to the fanners of that coun ty of one million dollars. Tho English vessels in poil pre sented a fino sight yesterday, each and all being decked with flags nd stream ers gay in honor of Quoon Yic.'s birthday. At 8:15 last evening n burning ' straw pilo on Court street raised :in alarm of fire that was quickly responded to, and when the boys found that there va3 no firo they threw a stream anyhow, just for instance. Win. B. Headington is putting up a fine building next to tho Knights of Pythias building. It is for A. M. Johnson, is 45x70 feet, will cost$i, 200, and will be finished about August 1st. Squemoquho street shows up well in tile matter of improvements. Astoria has tha promptest fire de partment on tho coast. Five socond3 after tho alaim sounded last night both companies were on the keen jump with their engines, and were their services needed that most valua blo "first five minutes" wojild have been utilized. Andrew Anderson, who has a place on Lewis and Clarke?, tolls- us that whilo plowing somo new land one day last week ho turned up the skeleton of a white man; tho bones crumbled to pieces, except the skull, which waa firm. The skeleton was six inches below tho surface when found. The pile-driver that Holt Bros, havo in operation across the strcistfrom our office marks a new era in building in Astoria. Upon the foundation now in progress of construction U to be built a substantial three stoiy brick building that will admirably servo tho purpose for which it is designed and further act as an incentive to others to follow tha example. Yesterday morning about eleven o'clock a boat was seen, with sail set and tiller fastened, bounding mornly before tho breezo and dashing through tho water at a lively rate. Shouts from tho shore excited no response, and it was not until tho boat went crashing into Flavel's dock that tho gallant crew bounded to their feet from the bottom of tho boat where they had been lying asleep. The Tho remarks they mado may bo found in the New Testament, revised edition. Tho newly organized Portland Tug Company havo telegraphod their representative in Philadelphia to buy the iron tug Pioneer, which has been in service thero for four years, and is one of the most powerful on tho At lantic coast. Her cost is 44,000. The purchase was probably made yesterday. As soon as a commanding officer can be secured the tug will start for Portland, and is expected to im mediately go into service on the Co lumbia river bar. Oreyonian 2'fth. The tug abovo referrod to is of 160 tons register and has engines of 250 horsepower. Tho Columbia is 110 tons register, and the Urenham is" 133 tons rojjiater, with engines f 210 horsepower, Ir. Hill'a Spocch. At eight o'ciock last Tuesday night the hall was comfortably filled by an audience who had assembled to hear Hon. Win. Lair Hill, of Wasco, on the political issues of tho day. After the band had finished playing a selection from Flotow, J. H. D. Gray stepped forward and introduced Mr. Hill. The speaker began by assuring his hearers that he was not a candidate for any office, and after paying a neat ly worded compliment to the ladies who graced tho occasion by their presence he started to speak of the necessity of a clear understanding of the rights and privileges of American citizenship and the need of exer cising due care in the casting of a bal lot that shall decide for v. eal or for woo the future of this commonwealth. He spoke of tho speech recently m ulo in thU city by tho Democratic candi date for Congress, and thought that that gentleman's position on tho Clii noso and tariff questions was not con sistent with tho facts nor compatible with justice. In regard to the former question Mr. Hill was of tho opinion that tho matter of excluding the Chinese as not a psrty issne, but were it so declared he charged that it was a Democratic president thatintro duced official executive action con cerning their immigration to our shores, and that it viiw Democratic legislation that fostered tho diplo macy that culminated in the Burlin game treaty. He explained Republi cm action in this matter and claimed that to the united elloit of Republi can and Democratic Congressmen of this coast is due the fact that after tho 4th of next August n Ohinam in can land upon Aiiieric-in Mil. After spondiiig about foity minutes in dis cussing this much vexed question and impressing his hearers with tho senti ments so imivei'silly prevalent con cerning the Mongolian influx, Mr. Hill turned his attention to tho tariff. no was of tho opinion tint tho rash ness of youth and the inexpeiience of embryo statesmen should be devoted to the putcuit of knowledge upon this complex problem, mid tint studious effort should be made to understand the matter in all its bemings beforo venturing to rush in where grave and learned men do fear to tread. Ho was of the opinion that tho best interests of our country demanded a certain amount of protection for tlu mmu factnring interests, and tint a duo io gard for Amerion labor made plain tho necessity for throwing around that labor such safeguards as should protect tho American artisan from foreign competition with cheap labor, and foster tho manufactures of th"i3 conn, try to such an etent that American labor might always be well remunera ted. Tho speaker thought tint bolief in tho tariff was gaining groand in the United States; that tho west and south wero beginning to placo more belief in its political and commercial necessity than heretofore, and that Oregon, if it oxpected to occupy the proud place in the sisterhood of states that its resources justify and make possible, should be heartily in favor ol a tanu, ot a toiicy winch no thought it would bd Miicidal to reject or destroy. Mr. Hill was sarcastic iu reference to those who did not agr.u. with him and seemed hardly disp issd to concede to others the MU3iste:icv which he claimed, for himself Ho devoted about three'-qusrtris of an hour to a dUetnion f tli" question, aud displayed an intiuntc k.i-nvl-:dg of his subject, and an i-arnastne of manner that showed hi sincerely be lieved the truth of trui sjiitiui'-uts t which ha gave utterance. Passing on from the (dattsuic-iit of belief on this matter ho entered upun a comparison of tho two parties, which was from his ptandpoiut ,onioliat n..nni;mun.... t.. i, nn,o,i: i.i.wiii'!iiiit.iii..itj iu uu ,iiivi.iiiv side of tho houso. Ho styled the D: mocracy an aggregation of obstruc tionists, and thought that it was but necessary to announce any needed raeaauro for thorn to npposo it, and but needful tint such inciMiro should ba demonstrated to be successful to insure hearty commendation from its former opponents after timo had justi fied tho belief of its projectors. After soveral sparkling sillies of wit and anecdote, which were enthusiastically received by hia audience, Mr. Hill spoke of two things that wo wero glad to hear spoken of from a political rostrum. Tousit hadullthecharm that novelty can inspire and intrinsic truth can givo, to hear a political speaker come right out squarely in favor of making tho Astoria land grant bo for feited and restored to tho national domain for bana lido settlors to tako up and hold in peace and safety. The AsroKiiS is the only paper in the N"rt-fl,u..wf lh:it L-.Jnns t?ii mnttnr imi- ' ' . ., r it "" isieu aim auuuo u;u umuii.j ui auun ing a ant of conscienceless speculator to retard the development of this part of Oicgon, and Mr. Hilt is tho first man wo have heard open his mouth in public about it. He argued that noth ing is more blighting so the prosperity of a community than a shadow ovor any titlo to land, and that wcro such shadow of pretended claim removed to tho land in tho immediate vicinity of this city, it would redound to our im mediate prosperity in insuring tho settling up of our fertile valleys and fruitful soil by a set of men who come to stay and mako their home among us. The bpeaker also dwelt at length upon tho advantages accruing to the inhabitants of the Columbia basin by having a free river, and thought that a due regard for our own iuteresib suggested the. return of n imn to Con gress that Ind given evidence by both words and deeds of the good intent ho had for the asis.tanco and advance ment of the state of Ortgoii. While Mr. Hill's style of oiatoiy is not of a nature that umld rank him with tho eloquent speakers of the day, yet his manner of presenting hat ho alleges to bo factb is convincing, and thoso who heard him for the tv.o hours and forty miuuies that bespoke, will havo sufficient topic -for thought for sonic tiuio to come. At tho close and during tho speech ho was vociferously applauded, nd when he had bidden his audience good night, Mr. Gray called for three cheer.s for "the whole Republican ticket," which wero given with a will. Mr. Hill left yesterday morning for eastern Oregon, whire ho will speak during tho remainder of tho time between now and the day of election. An Oregon Artist Cleveland Rockwell, an attache of the Civil Engineer's office, is mgayed iu producing a series of paintings eliciting universal admiration by their delicacy of finish and fidelity to nature. Wc noticed one fomc timo ago "A Smoky Sunrise in Astoria," which is in Capt. Fiavoi'a office, that gentle man having paid Mr. Rockwell $2U6 for tho picture. Yesterday we wero shown two more, which adorn Mr. A. T. Megler's parlor, ouo being, a vi-nv of Mount St. Hclons, from the Co lumbia, and the other portraying the cliffs aboo Oak Point. Mr. Megler 13 justly proud of his lino pictures which possess the dual merit of being valuable works of art and correctly portraying the lovely landscapes ihey l opipieiir. List of ZiStters Remaining uncalled for in the Post oflice at Astoria, Oiegon, May 25th, 1S82. Audcrain. jliss Murray James lierg, Andrew May, .John G IJiay, Michael Morrison, John Cook. Peter Miller, John Crawb'v. Jame-. Mitchell, Harry Hay. William CJ) Mann, Erasmus .lacobsen, Louis E Owen, 1$ Keas, Andrew Ot-en, Firdrika Kosijau. Gian Olscn.Karl Kauppila. Susanna Petrolf, John Kellev, Michael Porter, Daniel Lee, Cliarlus r Peterson, J M I.easure, D W Smith, Charles H Lambert, Johan Sotka, Johau Laissou.JohauE Sakar:, Oskar Lende, John Thussen, II M a'ci, Ma ria V ikberg, John Persons calling for these letters must givo the dato they aro advertised. W. Chance, P. M. Tho Shubrick arrival in C003 Bay last evening. Iron Should '.. F. .Moody or Jos. S.ti'niili be elected governor, it will be no dillor enc3toCarl Adler, who wiil sell ladies' jeweln. mirrois, bud cages, flue con fectioneij and choice toilet articles at the lowcs't cash price. r.irlii-. wishing gioceries, provis ions oi uicri'liaiiilise of any description, h mid Ii'?p their ordeis with A. Van Diisfii & Co. as tli.'i are prepaied to de liver goo'ts in :ui pan of Hie city on the Jioiti'st jioticpl -!'. .1. 'loo-imaii, on Cheliii!ic stu-et, "ins iust reivived t'if latest and most fashionable style ol gmits anil ladies boots, shoes, etc. Agent in Astoria fur the famous jtorrov. shoe-. I'hesewiitmc: desks at the City book stoic ate the best in tho city. ThV j are something nice and durable, and just ulinl lnn:t witllifr ltilina Yi'.stitil ihnnmi. "."7 '"" :. J "?"?. "' "v ' """' """" ' ate ironi me giver, ..., . Transient and day boardeis can be accomodated at Mrs. Lovett's coflee and chop housis on Main street. Meals 13 cents upwards. Day board S4.50 per week, tverjthiiig clean and comfort able. l'rof. Fred Mayer is meeting with marked success in his musical instruc tions. More advanced pupil j can be ac commodatcd with lessons at their own houses at the monthly rate of SS. for the genuine J. II. Cutter old Goarbon, and the best ot wines, liquors rndSan Francisco beer, call at tho Gem opposite the bull tower, and see Camp- oeii. Cha. .Stevens and Son have a stock of mouldings and moulders tools which can bo Iwught cheap for cash to close out that branch of the business. Mr. John Kogersot the Central Mar ket. ba- made arr.uiseuiouW to keep d he nnpst fre-.h lisii.ete., in tliuir se-tsoa Three scow loads of dry fir, .spruce limbs, and bark, liibt received and for sale at Graj's dock. C'vE&r Beautiful stationery m endless variety at Carl Adler's. ! Tno "Always handv" stO'cpU: - wieives at jonn a. jionrgomery 3. lf you ynM ,M cieam fa 1 cream, go to Frank Fubre's. Raffle. A fino double-barreled shotgun will be raftled at A. G. Spexarth's cigar tore on Saturday, May 27tli. Men Wanted. t Teu first-class carpenters and ten laborers can procure, ivork by calling at Hansen Brothers office. Highest wages paid to competent men. . liOHt. L -,...,!... :..!., rii?0lih r.tntaf1iin shoe, between Astoria and Lninn Pack- ing companv. Tinder -will please leave.I ai tills ornce. Wood for Salt'. l hiro nhnnr. .i: hundred and fiftv cords'ofdrv hemlock, which I will sclll ior cash at $J.7u percord. 1 will dellrcr the WO.-X1 to jn v customers. 1 K. B. M.vr.lo:r. , To celebrate Victoria's birthdiu,' buvs Hbtorv of England, a: Oml Ad-. W'. J ' Astoria Vrrdiei. j Frank Fahro ha-, been found suilij of i.'.akinthe best Ice Cream. Xotire. Ice cream, ice cit'.nii,:il Uoscot-V ic fieshmeiit .'alonn, Saturday and Sun div evenings. Occident block. Ilon't Hip in tho llou-o. A--k drimiiisls lor"loin;linii Kal." It clears out iats. mice, bedbnvjs. loaches, ermb:. flies, ants, insects. ire per bow Notico. The Astoria Shirt and Oil Clothing Fnctorv has moved next house to O'Brien" s Hotel. IVrsons w islilng good oil clothing to keep them dry will plea: call. Vtliat .laki"s You IIIsv.it ,V tooth is missing among the Incisor-, and you cannot heip hissing. Go and gel one put iu, and then use bOZODON'T to keen the others rbilit. Yim should have done this years ago, but it is better J now man nevei. Attention I'lstU'rinoii. Use Nichola's Ralm ot Gilead ml for sore or chapped hands for l'" by Joe (!. Charters. Tide table? free to ill. For the fine-t baths in tin-city go to I he Orient bathing looms opposite llolilcn's auction store. Jei: G. Ciiaiiti:i:s, Prop. !illiiy -lien. Wells' Health Renew rr. Ab-olute cure forncnous debility and weakness of thegeneralisp functions. Sl.a',diu KiMs. Oregon Depot, D Wis & "0., Portland, Or. War! War! War! Water front offered fu-e to any person that will build a saw mill In the city of WilllainspiHf. Lumber we must have to build this city. We lime one stoio In running order at present. Quite a num ber hae already located huui'-s in this city, and jet theie is room. Sold on time to suit purchasers. Located one mile south of Astoiia. on the sunny side of tho hill, on Young's bay. J Wir.r.iAMsoy. Sn. To lave -lien. Tin: ASTOWAX has now icached a circulation which places it at the head of the list of Oregon dailies, and insures to adu'rticrs thereof more benefit for the amount paid than waj beseemed elsewhere. To those who wish to reach the largest number of u utters nt the smallest enense. we oirertlie columns of an attracthe daily. Hip success of wiucli trom tneery stau lias ueen lai bnyond the expectations of the most sanguine. Another of tho-e line A. 15. Chase organs at the Citv Rook Store. The latest and tiesuest novels Adler's. at The largest slock and newest stj les of Soft and Stiff Hats, at Mcintosh's Clothing Storp. Shilolfs Cough and Consumption Cure Is sold by us on guarantee. It cures consumption. Sold by W. E. De ment. A new btoek of stoves of the stvles at John A. Mo;itgomi-iy'. lah-'t Shiloh's Vitalizer is wh it ju m-td for Cotistipation, Loss rd' Aoin-nte, Diz ziness and all sj mptom-Tir 1 .p-rsia. Price 10 and 7'j rents pei biitle Sold by V. E. Dement. Hraci- up the whole s-;.mu wish King or me isio'xj. tcj Aiiwriitjiui'ir .,., Will von suilsT wiiti Iisi-ii-i Liver Compliint? 'sti:!t,i' ii,(iui gnnraii'.mt to euro viu. '-oiil In V Hemir.t. - CIia StvuMM t. vii ha ami are intent-; for tlw : v s.;i in iii!tl!irc-. s.il,.' ? s-V. Su-M'iis A- .son h.iii then store eio-.v.led with new sood-. all in,iik--d In lil.iln fi2iire Catairh cured, health and sweet Inonth secured by hhiloh's Catarrh Uein ert. Prii er.0 cents, MasaLInjector tree. Tor salo by V. K. Oemt-nt. In hospitals Gi.knn's bt'Lriiui: So..i "h largely used as a disinfeeting and purif j ins aceut. Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute. Sleepless XiRlits, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy tor v on. Sold by W. '.. De ment A complete stock of boj s' and chil dren's suits just receded at Melntosh's clothing itore l-'or lamt) Hack, Side or Chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price 2." cent-!, l'or sale by V. E. Dement. Croup, Whoopim; C'oush and Hron chitis imiucdiatelv relieved by Shlloh's Cure. s--ld b. V. H. Dement. remedy f;)rindl2etlnn, Coiiiump tion. djspepsia. weakp -s-. fever, ajiue, etc.. Coi.nr.x's LikbioV liii't:n !!i:i:r ami Toxic Ixvic.ok.vtoh. That Hacking -'ni-i!i can !, m quickly cm id by fehilfufs Cun-. W Riiarantcc it. Sold tiv W. E. Dement. i -lce .aleiitthuOcoidcnt Hot,. Freshest and finest cakes, fruit aud candy nt the Astoria candy factory. You want to pet some of Kosooe's ico cream to-day: tresh made and nicely flavored. Ca and examine those baby vvasons, j at ths City book store. KSMHW MISCELLANEOUS. 's SOOS. 3STT03ES.E3 Tbo larset stock of f3Hia Blank Books and Stationery Ot evpry description. Schiwl i:o'c. Blblre, Poetical Works, Albums and Gold Pens, Besides a full and complete M --.& g stoeK ol eicrjtimiB usually kept iu a well reeulated 1SOOK .Store. Also, news lie not and nfrpn ' e ry pap?r and jwnodlearmblWied. i ana neency ior Carl Adler'slMu3ic.8tore Pianos and Organs Of all niakcn voustaiitlv ou band, full stock ot Also a VIOLINS. GUITARS. RANJOrf. AC- CORDEONS. CONCERTINAS, HARMONICAS, FLUTES, Also a large stock of the best ot VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, A-. well as everyililiic el- belonging to n Fir-4 Olass Music Store. Planus ami Orznns sold on tho monthlvan- st lllmcnt plan, or for rent. CARL ADLEH'slARIETY STORE cK5 Vatchcs1 Clocks and Jewelry, ftpstt I'ocKet and Table Cutlery, Ir t "JtR Yankee Xotlons and Toys, (- '3m l'K'turc Frames ami Chromos. s?Vs,i&31''at)' Carriages, a complete ' "' '"assortment. New coods bv cicrv steamer. Tho public am invncd to eamine my stock and prices. (JHKNA.MUS ST., - ASTORLV. OREGON. MAGXaS C. CROSBY, Liealer iu HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL Iron Pipe and Fittings, Yimkn and Steam Fitters Goods and Tools, SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD SHEET IRON TIH ANDOTPER, Cannery aufl Fisherraens Supplies Stoves, Tin Ware and House Furnisbingj Goods. J088IKG iN SHEET IRON, TIN. C0Fi PER PLUM31HG and STEAM FITTING Done with nentntS3 and dispatch. Xutf i-ut rtrsi ciax workmen eaililoyeJ. A laitfi" unoitmeut ol St1 A LE8 1'iistiuitly on tianct j Ctaimory Supplies lM-prtsJ i-. J f.ii-ulclo VJ- SK. I-Z XT 2ME JS, i sr;::. - - oitr.oox. SSar (.'jipria, f.1 t-t'JKioI Suit, liSC Uan, etc. Anent Ior HariockS MoliWrii'l, Machine; Johnston's lmicl Soldering apparatus; rotary tablx fur sjlderlng Manis; lJ!oid'3 nttlloats. Notice to Contractors. BIDa AVIUj Hi: UF.CKlVKD TOll llUILD mi? fie Ntw School House, on Ulocjc 71. liUtll .Saturday, .lune 3, 183J, at 1 o'clock i'. vi , accorcms lu the t'laus and sjicciflca tions lii bo wcii at J. W. ceariiarlVi store. iiNlsv-H bo considered tor maia building an-1 she bavei-i'iit separately, or both to eetlier. Tho Direct.irs rusorrn the right io icjrct anv or .id bids, satisfactory oonda will lis luiniiieil vvitli oach lud. I'.y or.ier o! tho Hoard ot Directors, J. a. HUSTLElt. Clerk. Astoria. 3I.iv 2P, 1SS2 d tt TXX-OESSff. CLEANING and REPAIRING NKAT. U1C.YP AND QUICK. BT .r.eit.i: tioVETT, viT.it Strict, orposlte N. T.oebi. JS. Bi. PARKER, lKVLr.l(;lX illay. Oats, Straw. Lime, Brick, Cement and Sand. Wood Ic-llMiedto Order, Draying, Teaming and Express Business, Horses ana Carriages for Hire. A"K WINES, UIQUORSIAND CIQAR8. i SrS t '' a :fr3 Qlra ,m FS C. B. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. this space Js reserved for the IXL STORE. Which has Removed to the . KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS NEW BUILDING. Too Busy to Write Advertisement, Which will Appear in a Few Days. c. H. COOPER, Astoria, Or., May 24th, 1882. ASTORIA BREWERY. Nl, MEYER ----... Proprietor. ASTORIA, - - OREQQK. SPECIAL A.JXTJJOTTiyOEIlMiEm'P. REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE TRICES. $7 50 PER .BARREL OF 30 GALLON& ILAllOK OBDEES IX UKF. PnOPOBTlON. LessSQuantltles, 30 Gents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - SI GO per Dozen KB-Speclal attention paid to orders from Public Hoiws and FamUIea.ea THE COLUMBIA BREWERY OJTfT IS SUI'KItlOIt TO MOS1. AND Is JOHN HAHN, - CHENAHUS STREET, rOrtlcw left at the OEKMANIA BEEK hAmm John A. IVIcntgoxnery, (SDCCESSOi: TO JACK1NS & MON'TtHlilEBY.) MEaJWlkaJ8J5 COUAKR OF UAIX.Al ASTORIA, CHAS. HE1LBORN, MANUFACTURKU OFJ FURJSrrTUEE BEDDING. AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, "Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lacs Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Comiitoto In erery branch. c'-SS J -? s ac ip a a A w ' rUJuUI IfctlfN (MFi? 3'S f" it Z. 91 & vats i a ffSiera sjQO IHP3 smm utzzm JSkJSCmM EXCKLLKD BV NONFB ON TIllB COMli - PROPRIETOR, ASTORIA, OREGON. HALL Kill t- rttraptly attEd5 tCS Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper War. a Oicrul Avortmict'of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. AqpcU tor JIagee Stoves and Kanges TTlO Hf-t In tbo uuufcH. lSumbln; guOvli of aU kloda on ban. Sob wots, dood ta a f7urkmanUKe inaoser. JKrVfOtMOX MTBKKTS, a5iir -a miii fi L P t.iUW W9 w s 5?l3H Z O 9 -n -ad u i 32 la IS J oioK ft S-ili35 ,? r. c- a tr ilsliiks 3 3-S.23s-3H - w d41i tii;jri 24 J5rt to ujm