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Morning herald., 1839-12-23

- ONE rhiCED HAT STORE.-IHEODURE
s1ty CLARK. OF Chatham and Pearl SITS after
years experience IN business and after repeated ard
untirisg efforts to attain the object, conkJently be-
lievcs that hc has length succeeded in turing
which cannot ai 10 win tn. appreciation Of all who will
take tie trouble 10 examine II.
This article which the attention Of the public is
especially invited Satin Beaver Hat, price only THREE
BOLARS and ne feels assured that for beauty, cheapuss
durability, and comfort II cannot be surpassed in the city c
New York In addition TO the usual voriey Of Hats and Caps
he also keeps hand constantly Fur Hat of very superior
quality which he afford at FOUR DOLLARS; and this
Hat fer years past, has given the
unqualified satisfaction, Justice 10 his friends well
to himself makes proper Tor hin IL say that he sells for
cash. the losses from bad will
he paid BY good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly
tse old established stand where the asking price always the
selling price. sep27-
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

z Is. IRWIN X Co, Members OF the Royal College Of
a Surgeons, Londau contRuc be consulted delicate
diseases all their various stages their Office 205 Fulton
street where from the Of their
aborne under delicate complaints be treated with
se.recy and safety
j. b. Irwin Co. pledge themselves that in all Of the
violent vsnere which have hitherto fallen under
netice their treatment without mercury has been most
cesu and speedy Tsy neednot by certificates, direct the
public attention their superior practice in those Diseases
their reputation in this city well known and respected
all who had occasion TO confde in their hsnor ii is strongly
females who in the habit of using
Deobsruent Pills. that thsn should be taken On
any OCCASION might produce effects which those who
would be mothers desireas 70 avoid preventative
be had-recen cured days. Those who have
ured then selves by and destructive habit obtain
relief Solvent security is all that will be required until
shall be effected. Letters post paid detailing the
Of the complaint and covering suitable fee, will be
medaey attended to, and medicines with full directions for.
warded To the parties. dl-im<
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

NM ILDERs PATENT sALAMANDER BOOK
W SAFkS-Mads expressly to stand the test Of the
greatest Are ih These sass have been proved in fur
nace with Scots Asterto and 0sylor double Sses and will
be warranted stand FIRE than x Of either Of Desno
SCOTS Gylor, Cor sale At the ordinary
prices by the patentce and ll4 Water NJ
ESOS WILDER.
p. s. Prompt attention TO orders by mall
Price from $a5to $500 each dll lm'
NEAsONABLk Day GOODs!!!-JUsT OPENED
- AT VANNS, 29l Grand street,
Several bales red Flannel, Sd, 2s asa, 50, and SD
white do, 2,6 to 10
yellow and green de, all qualities
10 bales Canton Flannel Sd to Is
30 bales Ma naw and Whitney Blankets ommencng at
81 each 6rsrste pair for $3.50
Cloaks !-English Merno we'll made, es5o; French do
IS SO fashionable Silk do, SIS; Taglion, do, $50
Lets Of new Comforabl ., from los to 20s
Merinos English and French every color very cheap also
mmease quantity Of saxony Cloths, de LANES vsvet
Satns, Sc. &c.
About 5000 worth of splendid changeabe figured and
ept Silks purchased for cash. TO clear the stock OF mpor
These goods decided barga beautiful coors, and
will not daIp an who may call inspec, them.
Donestcs cheaper than syer(sood A 5heetings, ~
per yard heavydo l0d Long Cloths 3D. and Cacoes for
nerly sold for Is can now be purchasedfor Sd.
One price ard deductenihe utmost attention paid to
Please TO observe the number, 29l Grand street
between Allen aud Orchard streets. dlGiw*
Morning herald., 1839-12-23
COZ FIDENTIAL.

nR. BELLS MEDICAL OFFICE, No Courtiandt st.
IL door from Broadway Dr. Bell continues usual
to be consulted in all Of delicate nature Syphc
aud mercura affections disorders Of the urinary organs Sc
&C. which have bac in. xperiencd meoic aad cks,
he bene6ted and relieved application n DR..
Bell Professional skin coup ed with twenty
the sf the alb diseases enables the doctor 10
.lsuie reef anu a. ali Gases ne pauen-
Rewa Of prstendcrs mrrics and medical buffers and
member No Courtland street. two dosrs from broadway
d. Irrs
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

S- York and Albany, will resume her regular
tr,p. beiwses New York and Newbur Monday the l2
nsan eavaq New York every Monday and Thursday after.
poen al O'Clock and Newburg every Tuesday and Friday
snsrpoos o'clock touching at the ntsrmea'ss landing
70 receive light fregh, and passengers
B-All freight baggage bank bills or ceie msss Be
the Of owners unless OIL suing g ven erefcr
ar the oods be entered on the booksof hs,sH
s.e CRAwForD. nARTIN y co
Morning herald., 1839-12-23
PATkNT WINDLAss.
r r. EDSTE A ID.

So THE subserber sole Prcprictors and Manufacturers
are TO execute despaich all orders for their In
vaed sweed Beam Windias Bedsteads which ars
sow universally usea being the best article a. yet IN
veutcd-coaDinne ease, convenience and durability
The cn. acted upon by the windlass and weled beam
made perfectly light and from ali liability to ssgg stl eav
ng an elasticity the same which renders particularly
md simple construction the matter opung W and ekinp
iown viii found little trouble in comparison with hos
other construction, whilst the precision with which hs
parts fitted safeguard against the intro
lueton of any hind OF vermin
From the taken 10 render each Bedstead perfect their
asalities for durability will thsn TO purchser.
.ho ara invited sa and eramne large assortusnt
aand
Aiso large assortment Of elegant Furniture, Mattrassss
Feather Beds, &c. constantly on hand
JW. q c s0UTHACK, No. lo6 Broadway,
..rs~ franklin IIouss
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

~tHG LONDON LaNh or rAChk1a
~ To sail on the lst, l0th and Goth Of every month";
This line Of packets win hereafter be composed o. tne
foowing hips which will succeed each other IN the
which they named sailing punctusy from New ors anu
fovtsEneuh the s 10TH soth and from LONDON on inc I'm
nth, and 9th every month throughout the year. wa
Morning herald., 1839-12-23
THE. fiAlkt THE

1kA HAIR .!.-No better evidence is wanting
NGB&Xt3k$ to show the superiority Of the Genuine
S4QSA Buffalo Oil, other preparations,
gAxsAEs=l: than a number OF Druggists endeavor-
ing aud fostering their miserable limitations
the public for genuine.
Genuine Buffalo Oil fast taking the place Of all other
articles promote the growth soften and beauty the Hairs
use gives soness tina; other article dos and causes
heastifuy-Ly free it will darken and give the
hair gloss il highly Perfumsd and gives perfect sat
isfacon all who have given il trial. You will observe
sgaure OF proprietor Wiliam Brown" also "Bua
Oil imprinted the Bottle. Ia consequence of coun
ter which has recently appeared and for SALE have
obtain label engraved "copper" for
which have secured copy right entered according to
in the Cleh Office Of the District Court Of
Ma sschuse Any infringement win be dealt with accord
;ug Dealers supplied by A. Sands No ~ 100
Fulton st. Sold retail BY Ring GA Broadway burnet 81
Canal st.; Embre East Broadway; 0uon, i27 Bowery;
Hart corner Of Broadway and Cham ,ers st.
Price 37i cents. dlSin
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

- NEW YORK 1ATTERALL ,-Peremptory
TJrr> sale.-By order Of Assnees-On Tuesday next,
S oath inst 10 O'Clock, will be sold this we'll
AZ- snow establishment, the following articles, viz:
One pair large Grey Coach Horses, IL hands high
Inc pair Bays, very stylish and fine drivers.
One pair Crews we'll known the road fast trottcr
The we'll kno wn trotting horse Screwdriver.
The well knowa trotting mare Fanny Pullan. SC Sc.
Also one Chariot Barouche, one light Wagon, Quilt
short time since by Ford Rockaway Wagon, &c. &C.
Also several coach and light Harness. Saddles Bre
Wins Blankets. Dresses, SC. &c.
Further particulars will be Published in bills.
GEO. w. MILLER, successor toJ. w. Watson.
die 446 Broadway.
Morning herald., 1839-12-23
= SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE iov

: c~~ - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE
wx Norfolk Charleston, 8. c.. Petersburg, and
Richmond.-Ths steamboats, ALABAMA
KENTUCKY and JEWEss, all boats Of speed and
sation will commence running daily the rst April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
spears wharf every afternoon st O'Clock imnediatey a.
Ter the arrival Of the ears from PhadePha, and will arrive
aext morning at Portsmouth time the for Whining
and thence steamboats, to Charleston Returning will leave
forsmosth every day aer the arrive from the South and
teiphix
These boats connection with the well known steam
jackets Georgia and South Carolina which leave Norfolk
very Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
so in connection with the James River boats to Peters
rnow) this cheapest AND most comfortable
southern travellers there changes from
soats and stages the dead Of night the Washington
outs The company therefore hope the travelling part Of The
community will patronse them in giving equal aelities and
ssnsrior corsfort. M#tN
m96-6 Agent
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

DOARD-Twe or three gentlemea have neay furnish
ID ed rooms WITH board applying No G PARK place.
lower frsat psrcr with sofa bedead be had II desired
N n Dinner A s o'clock, dis Inn
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

NASH sYsTEM-CLOTHING -Ciothine Wholesale and
" rata sold accommodate the times Pilot cloth Over
Coats Ion skin Over Goats beaver cloth Goats Dress
Cos Pants and Vests of various xinds Shirts, Drawers,
Cellars. stocks Hansterchief sc &c. The bove article
will very low for cash, al No 2l9 Greenwich streets
corner Of Barclay street M rth east corner
d7.lms JAtOb bOoANIt
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not credit improve farms as well as bu1d ships
and factores-and in this, as well as other
things create, as well as facilitate? Agricul-
ture embraces seven tenths of the people; and
as great a proportion ofthe property, and as it
wants capital, it WiH have credit to supply its
place. The only question is, how shall that
credit be most safely and beneficialy supplied!
The new law enables farmers TO participate
directly and colaterally in its benefits, on a
pledge of their own means, to circulate their
farms, as it were, in the shape of bank notes,
TO make their real estate supply the means of
its own improvement-and removes all com
plants and collisions, by satisfying the claims
otal interests. This feature will be found, in
the end, as beneficial to the city as the coun-
try; and any reduction of profits to the mere
capitalist and banker, will be more than COM
ponsa,ed by the Increased stability and seclr-
ty to their capital, resulting from settlement
of this difficult subject satisfactory to all.
Public opinion had long demanded change
in the old system of banking. 1t demanded
from banks more security-their extrication
from political influence and control--and above
all, freedom and equality in their advantages
and facilities. 1t was fortunate that the last
session found host of men in the Legislature,
of talents, research and honest purpose, like
the able chairman of the bank committee, VIII
lis Hall-Ruggles, Ogden, Patterson, Barnard,
L. F. Allen, and others-men capable ofgras-
ping great and difficult subject, and incapable
of acting out narrow party principle and party
interests. They met the question in a manly
and patriotic spirit, and settled it like wise men
and Statesmen; and if that act shall end the
clamor and evaporation which have so long
distracted the country in relation to banks and
currency--as it promises to do-'it will be
glory enough for any man, to have connected
his name with such measure.
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barrels were brought from Lake Superior. AZ
nine dollars the barrel, which may be taken al
a fair price, the whole would amount 70 loe.-
900 dollars.
The same gentleman estimates the propor4
ton Of trout caught in Superior at one fourth
oi o. the whole; the rest chiefly white fish. In
the other lakes he thinks the proportion Of
trout to white fish not SO large. These two
Kinds usually bear about the same prices
+. Inc total quantity, we should guess, was
not over-estmated According to the collec.
tors retnrns, there were 40S5 barrels Of Lake
fish sent down the Ohio Canal from this place
in 1896, and 6248 barrels in 1887.
If any contemporary upon the Lake has tie
means, we shall be glad to see fuller and
more miuute account ofthe fisheries than this
which is such as our imperfect information
on the subject enables us to give.
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RY virtue of writ of execution, to me d.
- rected, issued from the court of common
pleas, within and for the county of Cuyaho.
ga, Ohio. l will offer at public sale, at the
door of the court house, in the town of Ma
poleon, Henry county, OHIO, on the Both day
of January next, between the hours of 10 o.
clock A. M. and 4o'clock P. M. on said day,
the following described real estate, to wit:
the west half and north east quarter of south
west quarter of section No. ID, in township
No. S, north of range No. S east, containing
100 acres of land. Taken in execution as the
property of George Hastings, at the suit of
Charles L.. Camp g. Albert Clark.
A. CRAIG, Sheriff, Henry Co.
Napoleon, Dec. II, 1883. 1876
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the es-
IN tate of Hiram Knowlton, late of Water
vile, Lucas county, Ohio, deceased, are re-
quired to make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against said estate, are
hereby required to exhibit their accounts legal
ly proven, within one year, for settlement.
WILLIAM WHITNEY, administrator,
MERCY WHITNEY, .4dministratrir.
Jan. 5, 1889. 4Ow4
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CANAL COMMERCE OF CLEvELAN

Placing fair cash estimate on the value Of
the products of Ohio received at Cleveland by
way OF the Ohio Canal in 1898, we have the
snug sum of FIVE MILLION FOUR THOUSAND
ONE HUNDRED AND BIGHTv TWO DOLLARS.
Ofthis amount, Wheat and Flour make THREH
MILLIONS SIX HUNDRED SIXTY NINE THOUSAND
AND THIRTY THREE DOLLARS.
For the valuable statistics appended, the
public is indebted to our excelen. Canal Coll
lector.
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NOTICE is hereby given that all persons
IN indebted to the estate of David 8. Kellar,
deceased, late of Lucas county, Ohio, are re-
quested to make immediate payment to the
subscriber, and all having claims against said
estate, will present them legally proven within
one year from date hereof.
G. s. HAZARD, administrator.
Maumee City, Dec. 90, 1888. 29t4
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Increase the past year, Sa
d. II. BEARDsLEY, Collector.
Cleuelaud Herald.
From the .Neto- Hauen Co,trant.

THE RoHAN PoTAToE.-On the 18th of
April last, through the kindness of a friend,
Alexander Thompson Esq. of Catski the
subscriber received few small tubers Of this
variety of the potatoe, the average weight of
which was fraction less than five ounces each.
I carefully divided twenty of them by cutting
them in pieces so as to leave two sets or eyes
In each piece, amounting in the whole to 279
pieces, and weighing less than half an ounce
each.
These planted on the 9th of April in hills,
four feet asunder, each way, placing one
piece only in each hill.
On the 9th instant the crop was gathered.
The product, as measured in Il half bushel,
found to be twenty bushels and a half, being
u fraction over bushel to each tuber planted.
The average weight of few of the most pro-
ductive hills was eight pounds and ten ounces
the largest single tuber which weighed,
two pounds, thirteen ounces. During the
past,season, the extremely hot weather and
severity of the drought in this section of the
country, have, in the opinion of the farmers in
my neighborhood, lessened the potatoe crop
from one third to one half, on tine product in
ordinary seasons. Itis reasonable to suppose
that the same causes have had like operation
upon the Rohan potatoe.
From the small practical acquaintance Ihaye
yet had with the cultivation of this variety,
feel difidence in expressing an opinion on
the best mode of its cultivation. willthere-
fore only state briefly the method IN which |
proceeded in this small experiment. Long or
barn-yard manure was spread upon the surface
of the ground and turned in with the plough
furrows ten or twelve inches deep--seed PLAN
ted deep, covered with four inches ofearth---
in hoeng, very little accumulation Of earth up
on the hill.
On opening the hills Ifound the tubers thick
ly clustered together--occupyi little ifany
more space than if placed in half bushel rnea-
sure. This circumstance has induced me to
believe that space Of three feet between the
hills would be amply sufficient, and would se-
cure as great growth in each, as il planted
four feet apart. should think it advisable I'd
plant in each hill two pieces, with the two
sets on each piece, placing them six inches
apart from each other. SAML. WOODRUFF.
Windsor, October Is, 1888.
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SPHINX & HOSMER.

HAVING formed partnership in the
Il IL Law Business, tender their services to
the public. Their office is at the old stand of
Sphinx & Cofiinberry, in Perrysburg, where one
or both of them may always be consulted on
all business entrusted to them. One of the
partners will attend the courts in the different
counties comprising this Judicial circuit.
JOHN C. SPHINX,
HEZEKIAH L. HOSMER.
Perrysburg, Dec. %. SStf
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MAJJMEE CITY INSURANCE. co.

NOTICE is hereby given that an install
lV ment of five dollars on each share of the
capital stock of the Maumee City Insurance
Company, is called for by the directors, to be
paid on or before the 1st March next, under
penalty of forfeiture of the amount already
paid. c. c. P. HUNT, Sec'ry.
dec 90 Sstf
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WANTED.

TyOR which Cash will be paid, 100000 Pipe
IL and Hogshead Slaves, delivered at either
of the following places, viz: Perrysburg, Ma
rengo, Oregon, Manhattan, or to the subscri-
Der. GEO. s. HAZARD.
nov. "a. S4tf
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A REAL BARGAIN!!!

THE subscriber offers for sale the following
Il valuable landed and hydraulic property
viz: 600 acres of land situated on Green Creek
In the township of York, Lucas County. Ohio
in the midst of which is an excellent site for
hydraulic power with a head of Is feet, at
which point crosses three public roads viz.
a state road running from Maumee City into
the state of Indiana, county road from Prov
ldence to Adrian, ridge road from Detroit to
Fort Defiance. In short, the natural advan-
tages of said point must be acknowledged not
to be exceeded by any in the Maumee valley
as regards centre of business SC. situated
as it is in the midst of rich, productive and
rapidly growing country, acknowledged by all
to be far the best part of said county. A town
plat on the premises at the above point Is
contemplated ona ridge descending gradually
towards the stream, with several excellent
springs ofwater in the same. To suit the pur-
chaser he will sell the above water privilege
only, or with any quantity ofland from 100 to
600 acres. Terms of payment made easy.
For further information enquire ofthe sub
scriber on the premises,
B. G. LEWIS.
Dec. e, 1888. s6ms
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NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.

~ ROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.-
VI Harrington & Hunter, respectfully an
nounce to the public, that they have recently
opened splendid selection Of Groceries and
Provisions, corner of Jackson and Wayne SITS.
Hotel Buildings, where almost every article in
theirline can be furnished at reduced prices
for cash.
N. B. Persons desirous to contract for large,
supplies, will find it to their advantage to give
us call. Liberal advances on Consignments
to us.
Refer to Tufts &. Parks, Cleveland-J.
Smith, Newark McElvaim T. Hunter, Colum-
bus. gu
Maumee City, Ohio, May 24th, 1888.
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JEFFERSON HOUSE.

ERIE STREET, MAuMEE CRY, OHIO.
H1HE subscriber respectfully informs the
Il public that he hasleased this eligible es-
tabshment, and put it in complete order for
the reception of boarders, travellers and visi-
tors. 1t is a beautiful situation, in the most
pleasant part of said city, and the subscriber
hatters himself that his attention to the ac-
commodation and comforts of his guests will
ensure to him aliberal share of public patron
age.
The furniture of the House isnew, and the
apartments are in good order. The stable is
large and commodious, and will be attended
by careful servants.
april 81. 55tf
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TO HUNTERS AND sPORTsMEN.
Perrysburg, Dec. %.

TO HUNTERS AND SPORTSMEN.
VHNHE subscriber continues to carry on the
n Gunsmith Business, in Maumee City, on
Wayne street, where rifles, guns and pistols
are made new, and old ones repaired in good
style, on short notice. He feels thankful for
the liberal encouragement that he has recei-
we'd, and hopes from his long experience, and
well known reputation as mechanic, to re-
ceive liberal share of patronage.
JONATHAN VICKERS.
Dec. 90. sans
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CoLIEoron's Orrrcr.
Cleveland, Jan. LIST, 1899.

OIeVeIdHu, Jan. Isl, 1853. ~
Or property on which toll is charged by
weight, there arrived at Cleveland, by way Of
the canal, during the past year 179, ,03l l,33llbs.
During the year 1887, there
arrived 149,sls,s4s /"
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A0A pair mems thickboots, a superior ar
HUU ticle, made expressly for this market,
just received, and for sale low for cash, corner
of Broadway and Conant streets.
dec. Is. A CARY.
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An attempt was made few days since at
Detroit, as we learn by the Daily Advertiser,
to arrest Gen. Mcleod Of the Patriot Army
The attempt proved unsuccessful. He had
secreted himself and efectually eluded the
vigilance of the officers
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LUMBER.

NIX 900 feet seasoned white wood, inch
~, UVU board, 2 inch plank, and Il
inch Flooring, Siding.
by 4, a by A, A by S, 9 by S, by and
by 8 Joist, Also,
$4,000 sawed Laths for sale at the corner of
Kingsbury and Front-street, by
BOYNTON 81 GANNETT.
Aug. IL. l3tf
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FLOUR! FLOUR!!

THOOIb.
NNHE subscribers have made such arrange
IL ments as will enable them to sell Flour,
either in large or small quantities, considerably
under the market price at this place. Call and
see. JAMES WOLCOTT g. Co.
nov. IT, 3S
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Making an increase Of

Making an increase Of 1881, 1888
The following is statement of most of the
different kinds of property that arrived at
Cleveland by way of the Canal, during tho
wear 1887 and 18S8.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-01-19

ITALIAN SPRING WHEAT & DUT-
TON CORN.
TTlHE subscriber has on hand quantity of
IL Italian Spring Wheat, the real genuine
article, raised from seed purchased of the i'm
porter himself--selected with great care, espe-
cially for seed. Those who wish to purchase
for sowing will do well to apply soon. Also,
true Dutton Corn, selected for seed.
HI. REED.
Waterville, Dec. 1, 1888. 'S5tf
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ThTISII ANNI V AH.
q A. WILLIAMS, has just received, and
w. has for sale at retail, tea, coffee, sugar.
molasses, raisins, herring, allspice, pepper
soap, candles, lamp oil, segars, pepper sauce,
chocolate, tobacco, and general assortment
of liquors, and other articles usually kept in
Groceries.
Nov. 8. stiff