The St. Helena Star from St. Helena, California • 2

U)CAU i BUiow Bcqmira. NO CREDIT! 8T. HELENA STAB. FBIDATt JTUI.Y I87T. St.

Edina Hotel. J. E. STEADS, K.H FR.ANCWCO AOKXT8. t.

P. FUkr 1 MehtF.ifbg. Ha Chw. W. Crnae Xewly II ON and after the 9th day of July, 1877, I shall sell no goods nor deliver work, except for Re-built -furnished XTJob totk is cask don't order you are ready lo pay! TUB KAILBOAB STRIKE.

CASH! ST. HELENA, NAPA CAL. A. TONOtLA, Proprietor. DKALKR IN groceries, PROVISIONS, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS A SHOES Those indebted to me will eall at once and settle.

Boots and shoes 25 per cent, cheaper than any other place in town. C. R. PROUTY. Dentil of Chat.

Kathea Charley a he was familiarly known to us, or, as his name seemed to be, Frederick Gustave Eather. an old citizen of Napa, aud a genial, kind hearted man, died at his residence in that city Friday morning last. Mr. Eather, so we learn from the Register, was a native of Saxony, and was born Sept. 14, 1834.

He came to Napa in 1856, and has ever since been engaged there in butchering. He was a prominent Odd Fellow, also a member of the Pioneer Engine Company and the Napa Turn Verem. He leaves a wife and five children, and two brothers and a sister. His funeral was hold Sunday afternoon from the Presbyterian church. a Premium to Subscriber.

The Sixth Grand Distribution of Premiums made by the Eansas City Dimes to its patrons will take place At Coates' Opera House, Kansas City, Ho, on Oct. 1st, 1877, at which time 400 -premium worth $4,000, will be given away to Times subscribers. Any tickets in the October Distribution not drawing a premium will have a chance in the Great $5,000 Premium Distribution Dec. 31st. The Times is a first-class family newspaper and claims, without dispute, the largest circulation of any paper in Missouri.

Specimen copies sent free to any address on application. Premium lists and all particulars also sent free. Address, Thb Time, Eansas City, Mo. GENERAL THE BEST ACCOMMODATIONS OFFERED TO THE TRAY ELINO PUBLIC AND AT REASONABLE TERMS Stable attached to the House. s25-t ST.

HELENA Lumber Gore to Lakeport. The big stock of dry goods at Haas A Co's store has been closed out here and the proprietors will open out at Lakeport, where we can assure the people of that town they will treat them honorably and give them big bargains. We are glad to say they did well here, disposing of an immense amount of goods. We wish them success and a speedy return to St. Helena.

We are surprised at the extent of business done by our popular dentist. Dr. CL E. Davis. He is always busy, and hsdf the time we find him operating on people from a distance; from Calistoga, from the Tallies, and not infrequently from Napa itself, where they have an abundance of excellent dentists.

The fact seems to be that onr dentist is a very superior workman, and they all like to get him, if possible. He has a good office, too, well furnished with modern appliances, and has so deep a knowledge of and love for his profession that he has himself invented many of the most useful articles employed in it. A. Rain Prophecy. A gentleman a farmer who lives near town, makes a prophecy as to the rainfall of the coming Winter.

He writes it as follows: There will fall not one inch of rain to the first day of December; 10 inches in December, 12 inches in February, 5 inches in March and April aud the balance intervening whatever that may mean Ed. to 33 inches for Winter and Spring, 1877-8. If the prophecy dont come true, he wont care to have his name printed; if it does we shall give it after awhile. Biao the torpidity of ths livsr tk chief can of iU disorder, it is evident that whet th hOioas require is alters tire stimulant which will arouse it to activity, an eCect that is followed by th disappearance of th Tenons symptom indicative of its derangement. Bootetter'a Stomach Bttters invariably achieve the primary result mentioned, besides removing the constipation, flatulence, heart-bum, yellowness of the skin and whites of the eyes, pain in the right side and under the right should-, nausea, vertigo ssinek headache, to which bilious invalids are peculiarly subject- As a remedy for chronic indigestion, mental despondency and nervousness the Bitters are equally eficaeioua, and and as a renovaat of lost vigor, a means of arresting premature decay and "a source of relief from the infirmities to which the gentler sex is peculiarly uhlct, they may he thoroughly relied upon.

Is Ymr I4fe Wsrtk Tea Ceata Hickness prevails everywhere, and everybody complains of some disease during their life. When sick, the object is to get well; now to say plainly that no person in this world, that is snfferlDg Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its effects, such as Indigestion, Cosriveness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, palpitation of the Heart, Depress ed spirits, Biliousnes, can take Greens August Flower, without getting relief and cure. If you doubt this, go to your Druggist and get a sample bottle for 10 ceata and try it. Regular size 75 cents. Two dcses will relieve you.

This is a progressive age. New features are constantly being introduced, old theories are revolutionized. Music, which but a feW. vewra since was un-thought of in that connection, has 'been introduced iu our public schools in many sections of our country and it has become almost a necessity fur every family to possess either a Piano or Organ, or both, and it is important that all should know here the best intruments can be bought for the least money. Daniel F.

Beatty, of Washington, New Jersey, has world-wide reputation for making the best, and we believe compare favorably with other first-class makers We would earnestly recommend all to write to him before buying Main St 8t. Helena, VIII TISSELL CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. ALSO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS Re-openetlJ -or- and favoriV The eld Lumber, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. LIME, CHINESE HELP FURmSKEfXr SAN S1NO, at anger. China store, St.

Helen. wiB furnish all kinds of Chinese help, for railroad work, chopping wood. at YonnrrU. Oakville, t-utherfora, fit. Iiolena, CahstOga, rfee Flat or any of the surrounding country tyl hes at cheap prices.

FOR SALE, Tliat Fine Homestead -OF H. C. WILSON, National Hotel. MAIN ST ST. HELENA; Hm been re-opened to tb Public, by oriyio nl proprietors; Itampcnclalil Bros, who have re-furnished and renovsted it throughout.

and ill endeavor to me it the patronage of its old friend Call and SmUiI SAND A. terribl railroad strike has broken oat in Western Pennsylvania. At Pittsburg, Sunday, a great mob destroyed vast quantities of railroad property and successfully resisted the troops sent against them, several pefsons being killed on both Sides. They were armed with small arms and one or more cannon. They burned the Union Depot and all the immense railroad building of the city, and also 70 engine and 250 cars, the whole being slued at over $3,000,000.

Besides this destruction, robbery was also perpetrated upon the freight and baggage in the trains and railroad buildings. The trouble commenced on the Baltimore Ohio road, and ssems to have met with encouragement from inefficient resistance. The people of Pittsburg are said to have ympathized with the strikers on account of an alleged discrimination in freight charges against their city. The strike had broken out elsewhere, and there was great danger-unless prompt and rigorous measures were taken of a general insurrection on all the railroad lines from the Atlantic to the Mississippi; an insurrection that would cost thousands of lives and billions of property and interrupt the transportation business of the country for an indefinite tipie. State and national troops ive been called out and it is to le hoped will make no half-way measures in meeting the emergency.

Let cannon, if necessary, plow the ranks of any mob that would lay violent hands on the property of others, that would apply the torch, that would interfere with the movement of a train or in any way take violent measures to force terms upon another. Every non lias a right to say what he will work for, but he has no right to compel aunthei man to give it, and the instant he attempts to do so he becomes a public enemy mid should be treated as such. And it is moreover not only the duty but the interest of every citizen to assist in suppressing any movement of this kind. Let him remember that the government is responsible for the protection of private property, and that any destruction of such property will I ave to be paid for afterwards dollar for dollar and will swell hia own taxes to help make it up. AND IT AIR, Near the RAILROAD DEPOT, RAILROAD AVENUE, St Helena.

con buy first -elans I'ianoa and Organs cheap, er of ANI EL MS ATT Washington. ew Jersey, than of any other manufacturer in the United States. Why? Because he pHE STATION, NAPA warranted for six years as strictly first-class and are sent on fiom to 15 days test trial money refunded anil freight paid both ways bim if they are unaatiafactoi y. end lor Illustrated ADV 8. R.

(Catalogue Edition) and read testimonials from his patrons some of whom you may know Address MEL F. BhAllY, Washington, New Jersey. CONSISTING OF TIN AND ONE-HALF ACHES Orchard Grain-land, t-arden, inoriuhng neat Dwelling of seven rooms. Excellent water Fine Cow, Horse. Buggy, Farming Toole, awo for sale if deaired.

Apply on the premieee at this othee. Doors, Blinds, Windows and MOU LDINCS. ALL KIND8 OF SAWING, PLANING, SCROLL SAWING, TURN IN FRAMES, ETC. WOOD FINISH OF EVERY PF.SCRIPTION. The Persian diver brings up no pearl from the depths the sea which can surpass in radiant purity a complexion beautified by lenn Sulphur Soap.

A staple accessory of the bath aud thd toilet Hihs liair and Whisker Dye Black or Brown, 60cents. Gentlemen, if you want a fine suit of clothe, for very little money, yon can find it at the Dry Goods and Clothing i.ouse of Haas lord, lo4 Napa. Ladies can find the finest line ot French Kid Gloves, one, two and three buttons, in all shades, at rtaas ford's, lo1 apa Blackberries. Mr. Pottertou informs us that blackberries are not so good this year as last either in quantity or qualitv.

The crop is not more than half as large, owing to the hot weather of early June and of July, and the half that are left are not so heavy (abd consequently not so good) by about ten percent, as those of last year. The price has naturally advanced somewhat. Where they sold last year at 6 and 8 cents, they bring this year 8 and 10. Our growers are three in number: A. Potterton, John llowell and E.

J. Church. Beatty Piano and Organa. BEST IN USE Daniel F. Beatty, WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY.

ADDRESS We hare i he -ole rig1 1 1- ns ufacture the patent -rlf-arti -a ins mg i ate of L. winch can een in O'deracoui Lumber ya d. Agent, fo Plsm. 11 Ns Cal. 1 Pai' Company; Pacific Irrigating Pi re Pump omtany.

Firemans Fund Insurance Company. Agent, PACIFIC RUBBER Gents Furnishing Goods in every va- riety. Gents Hats in every style at reduced rates, at naas Ford's, lo4 Main Napa. The latest Styles of Dress Good in Spring shade, being received daily by i aaa Ford, lot Ham Nap The Latest Novelties are being received daily at the Dry i oods House of Haas Ford, lot Main Napa. NAPA VALLEY mbM TOUOTIAH lM? Located at Hot Springs, Calistoga, Cal.

Rev. LOWELL L. ROGERS, A. Wages Restored. At the first of the month an order was sent out from the General Office of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, that a reduction would immediately be made in the salaries of all employes receiving over $2 per day.

Though the order was very unwelcome, and in some cases, perhaps, caused temporary discomfort, yet it was acquiesced in at once. On Saturday alternoon, the Board of Directors of the several compair.es held a meeting and rescinded their action and passed an order instead that the men should be paid silver instead of gold. Val. Chron. Napa Valley College- Ami Christian Resort, Prof.

Rogers promising new institution at Calistoga, will open, the prolessor announces, August 15. We hope to see a good number of our young people attend, for it will be a first class institution aud will be sure to do them good. They can board at the school, or have the use of the cottages and board themselves in the very pleasant club house style, so popular at Berkeley and thus make their expenses as light as they choose. Make up your lists; the time is approaching. The Camp Meeting.

Prof. Rogers in his discourses here Sunday renewed his notices of the forthcoming camp meeting at Calistoga. It is to begin August 3d a week from today. Dr Guard is expected to be present Sunday August 5. and Dr.

Briggs Sunday, August 12. Good arrangements, the Professor have been made for the comfort of all who attend. They can be'boaided nt reasonable rates, or have facilities for boarding themselves. New Music. Titllinan Epley, Bank Block, Napa, tavor us with two new pieces of music, the Golden Gate Lancers, composed bv L.

Van der Mehden, and "Little Birdie, Sing and Cheer Me song and chorus, words by De Witt Hubbell, music by Lillian. Little I iidm, Bin? ami cheer me, 8xthe with nm my weaiy heart; my anul is da with aonow, liiiBtoa witu thy m.kgicait You can find anything you want at Tallman A Epley. I oupou tion. There have been filed in the office the Secretary of State articles of incorporation of the St. Helena Water Company, organized for the purpo-e of supplying the town of St.

Helena and vicinity uitti pure fresh water. Capital, in shares of $10 each. Director! has. Krug, Seneca Ewer, Jacob B. linger, John York and (.

K. Oiuyiis. The principal place of business will St. Helena. Spring Opening! Just arrived, such a stock of Harness Saddlery As was never seen before in St.

Helen All select ed by myself, btep in and take a look at it. G. MARTUOU, ll'trness and Carriage Ti inner. Morris Wiprut, Successor to A. '''AfcTK, MERCHANT TAILOKs Nap a Hottl Rlosk, Main St.

apa City. ANVi TN' FS to the puelic of St. Helena that he la pi epai el to execute all orders, ood stle and at reasonable prices. hirjrc and fashiona blestotk of doth, ineres an 1 Ve-timrs Latest 8 rintr Styles just reoeived Suit made to order, 3i up. all aud examine XV.

C. S. SMITH, Dealer Family Ci rocories Crockery, Furnish n.r Gvm1h, Trunks, 8. E. cor.

Third st' NAPA HENRY HORTOP, Rutherford, Cal. PE I LEU IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. From May to September Guests will be Entertained after the manner of a Class CHRISTIAN RESORT. WARM, COLD, SWIMMING AND MEDICAL BATHS, And every Convenience and Comfort afforded. TIIE COLLEGE is open from September to May, and affords the choicest advantages for acquiring a Musical, Business, Classical, Scientific or Common School Education.

NEAT COTTAGES, with or without Board, rented on most reasonable terms. For full particulars, consult tlie President, Calistogn, Cal. 40 BEATTY mm Grand, Square and Upright. Agerts wanted everywhere. Address DANIEL.

F. BEATTY, Washington, New 1 1' you want a WX3STX -TVTTT Prof. Rogers. This gentleman's LECTURE ON EDUCATION Saturday evening we were unfortunately deprived of hearing; but hear it highly spoken of those who were present. One good effect we know it has had to decide many of our young people to go and avail themselves of the Professors educations powers, they being so favorably impressed wiili his style and ability as to want to imbibe some of it in a regular course of training.

-We are glad of this: He is a fine teacher and it will do our young people good to sit at his feet. His SERMON SUNDAY MORNING was a materpiece of pulpit eloquence and fine thought, and made regret frequently that it was not considered proper to applaud in the House of God. We should have liked to have cheered to the echo many of the noble thoughts and beautiful passages with which it was filled. The text was from the 19th Psalm, 7-11: The law of the 1 ord is perfect, converting the the soul the testimony of the Lord is auie, making wise the simple The statutes of the ord are riht, ejoioin? the heart, the ooinnmn Imeut of the Lord is puie, enlightening the eyes. he fear of the o-d is clean, endurin? for ever the judgments of the Lord are true and riKbteoua altogether More to desired are they than pold yea, than much fine gold, sweeter also than honey anti the honeycomb More ver by them is thy servant warned: anl in keeping of them there is gteat reward.

The house was well filled in the morning. In the evening it was more so, to hear his TEMrERANCK LECTURE Which, by request, was made the subject of the discourse. He chose for his text, 1 Thcs. 5 :22. Abstain from all appearance of evil." The lecture was a good one, though we thought uot up to the morning's KF'Cash raid 1 ouniry I roduce.

lakeport probably the LirjreBt town in the tte fit th pieent time uu incorporated. Her peonlt pnm wisdom from observation. Tow whii'h have had thnmt upon them prematuiely city government" hamnm generally 'ftide and die, tut thf tut' ot St. Helena. The latter town, containing atout one fouith the population of aVejHit long been in the enjoyment of the pomp and en unirttaiii nuppoeed ouly to inhere thiouh oijK'iate puviiegea IV i find tin foregoing in the Lake Democrat, of July 21, and are at a loss to know wh.t it means.

St. Helena has no citv government, but is an ed town. So fir from 'fading and dying she has p-ospered most satisfactorily, not only this year, but during all the past, and has made during the past twelve months, since her incorporation was in existence, some of the most substantial improvements of her whole career. Ilcr people are generally satisfied with incorporation, and we do not think would willingly. relinquish it.

As to the relative sizes of Lakeport and St. Helena, wlncii the item compares as four to one in favor of the former, we cannot say, having never seen Lakeport, but those who have -een both tell us that the two towns are about the same size. The whole thing pu.zlos us to understand why so aimless a piece of falsehood and silliness should have been written; and as we dont think that Mr. Vtting himself has any ular quarrel ith St. IleleDa, we are forced to the conclusion that the item has been penned by some tramp who has been kicked out of this place, and avails himself of a temporary charge of the Lakeport office to veut his spleen against it.

OAK MOUND SCHOOL, Agent for the celebr ted PITT SEP KATOK, Wood and fitiaw burning ENGINES, Single -ear HEADERS, Wood Eagle MOWKKS A REAPERS, Russell Clippei Moueis. Furst 4 BradleyB Sl l.KKY RAKE, Tiffin At Geneva Revolving HOKK RAKES, Fish Brothers Farm, Spring and Header WAGONS. Cal IV a pa TIP EXT SESSION OF Til SCHOOL WILL Tliat will prive the greatest amount of power, perfectly ulatinr, "ill -lii iti-elf when ymir tank is full and start itself when the water falls below tin jirqKr point, po and examine the receut improvements of Mr. Bachel-deu, as now built by the All of the abeve will lie sold at the very lowest rates. Ordeis by mail pioinptly filled.

Also, a comblete BLACKSMITH SHOP, In full operate ith oo to and good work-in n. Carriage milking, pnintinr and tmnming khort aetiee, in goo styl a at re S' na'jle ates. Tueday, August 7, 1877. And continue twenty i20i week. ln( ruction given i a 1 branches usually taught in Academic schools.

Pupi preparing For the State University Will receive special attention. Classes in Modern Languages, I atm, 'reek and Book-keeping. A limited number of pupils will be received as Boarclerw, By the principal, to whom applicat on should be maJe at an early date. For and information, address C. M.

I rmcipal, or GKO. E. GOODMAN, Je 15 7m Napa, Cal. Coroner O'Shea is in trouble. Last week he was called on to hold an inquest, when the corpse interrupted the proceeding by an expressed desire to give testimony.

It also refused to pay the usual fee, on demand. Such conduct in a corpse having never been known during Paps official career, that worthy man considers he has been bull- dozed. Lake Dein. Wine-Cellar Material for Safe Cheap! Messrs, amstutz bustelli wish to dispose of the material in Mrs. Fultons wine cellar during the month and will let it go cheap.

Must be sold this month! Apply on the premises, or to BUSTELLI, Napa. Krui; in North Carolina. We were surprised Mouday night by the reception of a Wilmington (North Carolina) pajer, called the Morning Star, ot July 14, and we hastily glanced over it to seo who ttie dickens could take interest in us in North Carolina to send us a paper; when behold, we found the following familiar paragraph; SALOONS. An Eloqasnt Tribute. The following eloquent tribute to William F.

Russell, deceased, late editor of the Santa Barbara Index, is from the pen of his widow, Virginia F. Russell, the present editor of that journal: It will be an easy matter, hereafter, to figure out the worth of a citizen of New York. A police justice on Tuesday last fixed the price of a bite taken from a New York mans chin at $20. Detroit FYee Press. Thats verv old the Dound of fiesh Daniel F.

Beattys PIANOS 1 ORGANS G. A. STAMER, ST HELENA BrewerY SalooN. This favorite Salem keeps none but th Best Liquors, WINES CIGARS. MAIN STREET, ST.

ELENA. BILLIAIH)S A fine new billiard Table just added. From E. Parson, Brookville, Kansas: The Piano came safely yesterday: we find it all that fancy painted and you promised. The in-ttrnmen.

is handsome and ita tone pure and full I see no reason why. with ordinal care, it may not last a lifetime. Those who, like me. cannot afford to pay five hundred or a thousand dollars for a name', will, 1 am sure, thank yon for saving them the exorbitant profit of dealers in genera, and making it possible for any industrious man or wo man to be the po-aeeor of a first -clam organ or pi- SALOON and BOARDING HOUSE. Santa Barbara shall wait long, aDd shall call in vain unto the coming years for a truer friend.

Within the silent city, encircled by overshadowing verdant hills and where the surge of the Pacific rolls an eternal requiem for the dead who have loved the land, sleeps the dead editor. His dumb lips shall never more breathe in fervent praise of the land he loved. The sounding, sea, whose roll was music to his consciousness and wooed and won him to higher praises of the all embracing shore, now breathes unnoted to a dull, cold ear. The soft air that played upon his senses, quickened and strengthened the natural impulses of his affection tor the place of his home, qow enfolds him within the seal of unresponsive death. Sea, mountain and valley, mingling the forces of their emanation, shad paint new colors upon the landscape and hall weave new features that shall invoke new inspirations of changing praise within the receptive heart, but he shall know them not Cold and passionless, his heart bt-ats no more.

Speak to him and he shall not answer you. Shout to him, oh city that he loved, and those dumb lips shall make no sign. Around him the morning and the evening, and the noonday and the twilight, of all of the happy valley shall summon each their respective changes, but his eye shall show no pleasure and his lips shall breathe no sound. question settled that. Dr.

W. A. McCornack, of Mendocino, left on the the morning of the 5th for a three weeks' trip to visit friends in San Francisco and Sonoma countv. Rumor says that St Helena, where he is, holds very fair attractions for the handsome doctor. He returned to his home this ee I kia Dispatch For Assembly is.

Another editor is in the lists as candidate for Assembly-blymati Geo. W. Barter, of the Brooklyn uiette, announces himself in the hast issue of his paper as an for the Domination by the Rcpuhiicau Convention. Oh as. Hilton, mail agent on the Napa train, has been appointed to a similar position on the Southern Pacific, to run between S.m Francisco and Lo Angeles.

Mr. Jus. Phee will succeed him on the Napa train. la. Chron.

Rev. T. M. Johnston, of Berry essa, and pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian church at Winters, died at Napa Sunday. Lawyer Johnston, of Napa, was his son.

TnK Napa Register (weekly) entered upon its fifteenth, jftlume last week. Mr. C. Krug, of St Helena, one of the largest grajic growers and wine makers in that Slate, i on a visit to this city. He is tlu gitest of Alderman F.

W. Foster. Bully for Krug! he is representing St. Helena like a major. our friends do business at Naps, richer buying goods or selling produce, we would lioni advise them to call on our old friend, W.

C. S. Smith, (late Revenue Collect for this District) at the corner of Third and Main streets. Mr. S.

ha established there a family grocery and revision store, and also does a general eonimi-sioa busine for his friends, giving them, free of charge, the benefit of Li San Francisco connections to of their produce, and furnishing whatever articles he does not himself keep, at actual cost price. He al so pays cash for produce. Call aud see him. When you want a good cigar at Napa, some nice fruit or a glass of soda, call on Jimmy Stringa, Fluvnix Block. He has a tempting stand aud is just the boy to please you.

SWISS UNION, MAIN ST. HELENA. i R. Gilbert, Douds Station, Iowa: gan is received. The accomplished organist ets it says she would not exchange it for any she ever saw or beard from any other facto thf price, in mtclmnionl skill inn of construction and purity of tone, 1 have known its equ 1.

It is em, haitcally the best for the least monpy re fold nuiny other makes of orgmns. some of I thought could not be equalled, but like 'aul your organs are head and shoulders1 theirs in the element that consti-, complete ergon. ENTS WANTED, hut where I have none, liscounts made to have them introduced in xalitisa fiend for 11X1 ADIEB-; (Catalogue edition) containing testimonial persons, some of whom you may know, sent Address DaNIEL F. BElTIY, Washington, ersey. YOU can get a better meal for less money than at anv other place in town.

A bottle of wine with every meal. HAUTIEB ROSSI, Trop-rs. Maloney's Saloon, MAIN 8TREET, ST HELENA P. MALONEY, Proprietor. Agent selling our Chromoa.

Crayons and Reward, Motto. Scripture Text, Transparent, h-ture ami hromo Cards. 150 aomjd worth nt noatnaid far T5 ceata. Illustrated Catalogue free, JhIbUFFUIUJS S4S.Bu6TOH. Ztafc IKK) THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT i met opened with complete new fu ni-hiags, sod a fine stock of Win, Liquors and Cigars.

Call and see me 33 P. MALOkXY. BACHELDER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, HAPA; CAL. lnmint kipped kith cm floga ud held finnlj.