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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14
DR.. SPFNCER'S VEGETABLE ANTI Bill
IOUS AND ANTiDYSPEPTIC PILLS.

IOuS AND ANTiDYSPEPTIC PILLS.
FGEHE universal estimation in which these
ID celebrated Pills are held, is satisfactorily
demonstrated by the increasing demand for them
in every State aud section OF the Onion, and by
the voluntary testimonials to their remarkable
efficacy which are every where offered. 1t is
rot les, from deeply gratifying confidence that
they are the means oi extensive aud mestimate
good among his afflicted fellow creatures, than
nom interested considerations, hat the proprietor
Of desc pre- ,miEcEty successful medicines is de-
sirous OF Keeping them constantly before pub
lie eye. Tie sale Of every additional box and
bou,e is a guaanlpe that some persons viii he
relieved rom greater or less degree OF suffering
and be improved m general cath; for N no
case OF suffering from disease can they be taken
in vain.-Ihe proprietor has never known or
been informed ui an instance in which they haVe
failed to DO gOod.--ln lhe most obstinate cases
OF chronic disease, such as chronic dyspepsia,
torpid liver, rheumatism, asthma, nervous ard
bilious headache, costivenCss, piles, general de-
biIitv, scroluIous sweihngs and ulcers, scurey,
salt rhcum aud all other chronic affections o the
organs and membrance., they effect Crfes with
rapid ty and permanently which few persons
would theoretically heIie,e, but % which thou-
sands have testified from lnppy experience. In
Gods aud coughs, which, II neglected, suPelh-
duce the most fatal diseases Of The lungs, and IN
deed the vicera in general, these medicines, II
taken but Tor three or four days never fail. Ia
ken nt night, they so promote the insensibie per-
spiralon, and so relieve the system OF tebrise nc
ton and f cuent distractions, as to ptoduce.a
most delightful sense Of convaAsCence in the
mo1liug and though the u.uaI syploms OF cold
should partially return during the day; the repe-
tition oil a suitable dose at The next hour OF bed
time will almost invariably effect permanent re
lief, without further aid. Their effect upon Ie-
vcrs Of a more acute and violent kind IS not
less sue ind speedy il takop uproportionabie
quantity; and persons retiring TO bed with ~
famatGry s. mptons of the most alarming knu,
will awake with lie gratifying consciousness ina
the fierce enemy has been overthrow, ana can
be easily subdued. In the same way, Viserai
turgesccnce, though long established, and vlsceraI
innamalions, however critical, viii JleId-'he
former TO snail aid the latter TO large doses o
these Pills; aud 90 also hystercaI aEecnon''
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

am the third Monday the Fifteenth
w day Of August next, will eXnose
to public sale to The highest bidder for
cash, before the Court House door in The
town of Lexington, Holmes county Mis-
sisslppi, the following described tract or
parcel Of land, 10 Wit the whole Of sec.
ton 4 containing six hundred and forty
acres more or less.
Assessed as the property of Isaiah ID.
Fuller. and will he sold or so much there
Of as will pay Eight dollars aud Seventy.
three cents, being The amount Of taxes due
or the year 1871, together with all costs
accrning thereon. af
Sale 10 take place within the hours pre-.
scribed by law.
b. ID. SCOTT. .
Tax Collector Of Holmes county.
May IA, % 3m. pr. izzh
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14
II. l.. DIXON, Clerk.

II. l.. DIXON, Clerk.
FuIlz & Brooke, =. q.
April Is, 1872. 10 I'm prl $l5
DIR. HULL'S.
FEWER AND A&UE PILES;
II certaut and Yc,dg cure for Ferer and .4gue.
lRENIlE extensive prevalence in this country OF
b that Troublesome disease, FEVER AND
AGUE, or, INTEKMlTThNr FEVER, and
The vast amount Of suffering and distress which
| It has oCcasloucd, has naturally he'd 10 the adop.
! ton Of many compounds und mixtures for it,
mitigation and relief. Among these some lew
! have been found temporarily beneficial IN par.
tiCular cases while the great majority are not
only utterly useless, but absolutely dctrtcrous-
IN many instances operating as strmuauts to the
disease intended 10 BE- cured. In other CASE tue
dCccriOus natUtC nt the ingredients used in these
cnpy uCal compounds, has been found cZtcnHre-
! " rreudiCia 20 the constitution, not unreQucut
! " in other affections ola higtly dangerous char
IaCter.
| Il must be evident to all persons Of reelection,
Ithal FEVER AND AGJE, TO ne trclrd sue
ccfshrIIy, must be approactcd scientifically, and
Iwita luiI know ledge Of thr peculiar CHaracter
of the disease, ana particularly Of tie leading
causrs offs appearance. Ihot-h uluclug ma
tcraly in many OF is features bvm other fever,
! INWLRMITTENE FEVER, OR FEVER q
IAGUE, IS almost always accompanied by de-
hanged aud sometimes an irritable condition OF
| the digestive apparatus. Tins con ltOn IS midi
Gated by Il quick pulse, thirst, pain IN the head
and loins, ard other evidences OF ieyer.-Ho ai-
| ford the dc.ilcd rehcf by the adoption of medi
cine calculated to upeatn upon the digestive or-
guns. remove the affecting disease, and correct
and irnDtoyC the iDnC of tlt, stomach. the most
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

I'm the third Monday the eighteenth
w day Of July 1912, willexpose o
public sale for cash, before the Court
House door IN the town of Lexington,
Holmes county, Mississippi, the follow
ing described land, 10 wit: Adjoining the
land of Matthew'S, b Parker, George
Mulrhead and others, containing One
Hundred Acres more or less; known as
The Summer Residence Of Hugh Dickson.
Assessed as the properly Of William
and John Dickson, and will be sold to
pay One Dollar aud Tweniy-one cents,
beng the omopRlol taxes due for the yenr
ls4l, together with all cost accrling
thereon.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
Il. u. SCOTT,
Tax Collector Of Holmes county.
May Ia, % On, pr wi
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14
DIR. HuLL,S WORM L0ZGyGCS.

VwTORMS! WORMS! WORHS.'-A
w remove these troublesome and a''.a
Gus inhabitants OF lhe stomachaod 0o",' '' i" =
SO often impair the health and dcs,0! '@@. ~
Of CHI. DNEN use Dr. IluI's Won L@t9'
a ccrtuin ard safe preparation i'f TIE ", ,.,.
of the yar,ous kinds Of Worms, Di'r'4n..g
Stomach, Want Of Appetite, I.a... ="
aud Agur, and debility Of ne S'I-
Bowels and organs Of Digc'iioo' ,. .a
GEMS a box, with full directions. % ,,1 m
the LEhlNG lON DRo"
Lexington, April 30, le43' u"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14
TAX COLLECTOR'o SALE.

AN ~ l4E+AAN ~ Ia - EJ-h ILAI'
MAN the third Monday, the 20lh day
w of Juae, 1912, ! Will expose to
puolc sale to the highest bidder for cash ,
before Court House door in the town OF
Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi,
the following described tracts or parcels
of land, to vat: the south west quarter
section four, township fifteen, range two
east, containing Oae Hundred and Sixty
acres more or less.
Assessed as the property OF the estate
of Hiram Davidson, deceased, and viii
be sold, or so much thereof. as will pay
Oao Dollar and Nine-two ceots, being the
amount If taxes due on said lands for the
year 1871, together w..a all costs acCru.
ing thereon.
Sale to take place within the hour:
prescribed by law.
B. ID. SCOTT,
Tax Collector Of Holmes county.
May Ia, % Pm pr Zee
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14
TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
6AN the 3rd Monday the ooh day oil
W june, | sill expose to public aqlc
tor cash, before the Court House door OF
Holmes county in the town Of Lexington,
Mississippi, the following described tract
or parcels of land, to wit: the south hall
Of section l6, township -. range east
the north half Of section q. township Is,
range ! east, containing Six Hundred and
ror'y-seven acres more or less.
Assessed rs the property Of the estate
of David Cochenanucr, and will be sold
or so mnch thereof as will pay Nine.
teen Dollars and FiCtv.fve cents, being
The amount oftXes due far the wear 1871
together with all cost accruing lhereoa
Sale to take place within the hours pre-.
scribed by law.
3. u. SCOTT,
Tax Collector of Holmes county.
May IA, 90 I'm pr n
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14
Lexington. AnrIl 30, ISig.


TAX COLLECTORS ' ',lJ,a
ri WILL sell to the hlgnes' D' Ja,
III cash, before the court nous .,or
Holmes county, 10 the town % n 4, !.
on the FIST Monday, tie ON o,' h, /.
next, within The hours pIe'cI'. :, o,rcs
The following described lTact y y. na.
land. wirl,n The following I'ml, !, ,, Al
CONNER cling at the north cas- S s,s-
section s, township 10 raosy ssi~
thence u north TO FaonaguG', ,,atrJ
hence along the meanool' .u,,,aa!oa'
10 wbere the half mile line, rao !, liar.
and np s51lh, Of section l,loUnih'5, ,,,,ii
I', east, crossing The said crees' ' 'bs nI
.o rIS 10 the halr mile post, % 5pss
srn line ofsaid section then ,, 'cnaeI
On. mil nile a and hale 70 'ho s0. nn ID
ner ofsaid section ., 'neu.0 bDpdrtd \
beginning containing tout /
twenty acres, more or Iess -, ofJcept
Assessed as the properly ~ y % ndtl
PIammer, aud will be 'oId s 81 td1
the same, as will pay se e" doe A1
and eighty two CENTS w. i
year lS4l. - SCOTT, J.
aaza B. D. 0oH Holmes ''s
April, 40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

Gp,N the 3rJ. Monday the ls.h da y
q y ofJuIy, 1912, | will proco'',. to
Sc Il at public sale 10 the highes' bidder
o, cash, before the Court Hop Sc door in
The town Of Lexington, IDOL mes county,
Mississippi, the following described tract
or parcels Of land, tG III: the east hall
,sog.h west quarter section thlrty-slx,
township sixteen, ange five east, contain.
ing 80 ceres m re or less.
Assessed rs the property of Augustus
Boy'., and. will b. sold, or So much
hereof as will pay Fourteen dollars
aIog 90 amount Of axes due on said
nnd- IS for The year Isli, together with
all cost ace#u@ thereon.
Sale to raao place within the hours
prescribed BY law.
BID SCOTT,
Tax Collector Of Holmes county.
May II, II Pm pr zzyl
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14

oo,glp"oco"diriaoi'm, rcstles.rc,., aa5 e..e
oinrr varieties olthc Neurolira, una una very n,n
,e'nea 70 tic efficacy Of thc'e ' n,n Of ca,.
cents per box, with Gdl di,eor p'ls. Ptcp =
The LEXINGTON bon, ,Foras,o,
Lexington, April 30, I8l2, D"OG SToGE"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14
DIR. LACOUNT'S VEGETABLE I"''
ACHE ELIXIR
n certain and immediate fl'''

4 ceriait and immediate CUT /
mK. LACOUNT, having anpo,'55,, rnt
-. agents for the sale o, hI' va' uana~.,
1T the ou,e Of the Tooth. Ache, eau WIZ
dence recommend it as an inojI3,.S ,, '% \. \
cases, however severe; g'Is l," ;snirr1a
miunIc., and that too without any ,%i .aaa
Tcelh o, CONS; possesses prop'ns ora-
the Gums when in mofO'o 81, Ria
Ing healthy and vigorous 'cuO'
cents a vial, For sale al ne ,,,c sTODB
LEXINGTON DKIu II S. Nv
t.....,,,, ,,rl 20 1879. 49,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14
CHANCERY NOTICE
January
term 1912

The State of Mlssissippi,l January
Superior Court OF Chancery term 1912
X. l., scruggs,
W. j. Fnyser's heirs, &c.
ET pom opening the matters of this
" BlIIand ii appearing to the satislac.
tIon OF the Court that The defendants,
Robert d. Fray ser, Benjamin Frayser,
Joho u. FIayser, Albert Fray ser, AIellS.
sa Austin and james her husband; Nancy
Sims and Reuben her husband, julia A i,
Warmock and Thomas her husband, ELI.
"a Davis aud - Davis her husband,
are not inhabitants OF this State, but re.
side beyond the limits thereof so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon them, therefore it Is ordered that
unless the said defendants appear before
the Chancellor al the Courl ROAM in Jack.
sou, On the first Monday in July next
aud plead answer or demur to the EI,i Of
complaint herein, the several allegation,
thereof viii be taken pro confessed auc
such order or decree made therein us the
Chancellor may deem equitable aud Just
It is further ordered thata 0cupy OF tins
notice be published IN the Lexington
Union, once week for Two months sue
Icesslye,y.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

lAN the Third Monday the twentieth
" day OF June, 1872, l viii expose
TO public sale to the highest bidder lor
cash at the Court House door in the
town OF Lexington, HOLMES county, Ms
sissippi, the tollowia2 described tracts or
parcels Of land, TO wit: west halt oil s0ulh
east quarter section eleven, township
fifteen, raUge two east; east ball OF north
east quarter section fourteen, township
fifteen, range two east, containing One
Hundred and SKY acres more ur less.
Assessed as the property Of john K.
Heron and Brother, and viii be- sold,
or SO muth thereof as wall pay Five
Dolars Thirty cents, beng he amount
Of taxes due on the above described lands
for the wear 1871, together With all cost
accrnIOg theIe con.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
3 ID SCOTT,
Tax Collector Of Holmes county.
Nav IA, % Lon pr fee
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14

Nor1cE.--A meeting will be held
this evening, at the Court House, half
after A o'clock, for the purpose of or
gauizing a Debating Society The
citizen, generally are invited TO attend
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14
NISN ROVFp. AAOatEbgRG

I'D ttoVLD in more than sooo ages,
Medicine IN o ,oF ony ceAam Worn ,r, TO- BEN,
ever or maze Tor di,pclng The ' yo,,on dsor1
worms Unit so irequenliy and I Unions KIM, q
Noy bo'h ohlIdren and adrI,a 'I,itc"Ingy an.
o', ~, Lom "ern', ana occasion Io ma''y diogq
suil'F'hg "hd even dcarh, vtban",' NV ana intense
ing suspected: grown pc,.on ,,'oul 'Leir Crrr h.
~"n' ,I, %''" anem and are docroreJ o.'oa.
COMPLAINTS without any bcucGt, ' v'I lo' yario,
:" W., u'eSe hozenSes would spteda G'eo one Toe
lhGy are an mhlIi5le rcmedy s.5 cure Dhoa.
to the taste lhat children VIII ,, o.p SO Pe5at
o''y rs common peppemc1t "a, mem d el,
SYMPTOMS OF " oRns p, 'U1'hse.
olHs Of me teeth duing ,Ice99 "' an' nose GIN
Patcne's about the lils wr E' s sna at ous,
"Ir'aing at the nose, guawiro " ',. chrra
stomach, flashes OF heat over i. ','a'Io ate
hody, Slight cbllls or shnr;"o.o.' surface oia
drowsness, vertigo, torror. G,,ss,' Ntadma
sudden starting III sleep with lrgr, 5 a.l Oi'Oot,
ing: WIN Il Troublesome eourG a.p Ct0n
t ,lI, ana hue, In, bad lagp IN ','. '.'r@
''l'HeuIl breathing, rain ir the stooa. we h"h,
e's' fatigue, nausea, squeami,L ,,D"'. Of bow.
appetite, ieanncss, lloared sto", 'I'soa
snpIns', shooting poius in yaron, wv, 9t,
bodP, sense OF something rI.mg mans ,,'' e~
itching OF tie anus towards n.rI, "' VT l@o',
'esifo to pas something from lIG la, @.aN
sometimes di'chargcs ofsIia.c and r a""y' Cd
READ the FOLLOWING LFTIrn
Ne" York, September 1871 IA
DEAR Demonstrating 70 Won, ,
we have USED Your Lczrnges in ,Sy l'n .I''s
TI worms aud found thcm mdonry s a.' .,.
We have no Difficulty IN getting cbi'5 So.'',-
'hro,' a. taey are perfectly pleasant Nv.
use them N ourPractjcc uhCnc,crorr..,,
believing them to be the bCslyqrpiuoo ns.
IN use. Aetare also used your cS = '"I.t
seS very extensively, aud Giud item n.,
answer The purposes you lccoamcpI Ibemr
We are yours, rospcatar
ZACHARlAH b. LANE,M.p
W, 7, PLEASANT, NJ. b.
GREEN II, BARRY, N. b.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14

~ GODS below cost, for cash, at the
Wv store Of
w. n. BABCOCK,
May 7. 4w Tchula.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-14

d u 9OVA
Tax Collector Of Holmes county.
May IA, % lon pr tcez
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-27
Manufacturing.
TEyHE undersigned takes this method i

IESHE undersigned takes this method TO mott
4 fly the public that he will carry on the
manufacturing business in all its branches, at the
stand formerly DC, upied by Walker & Bush. Hay-
ing fitted up the works in the best possible man.
ner, and having employed the most experience
and best workmen,= he flafters himself. by doino
his work in the best manner, and with despatch
not excelled by any IN this vicinity. that he
will share the public patronage. Cloth will be
exchsnged Tor wool. All kinds of Wool will
be taken to Work upon shares, or by the ward
al the option of the owners. :.
Tia. -, Cioths OF all Qualities and CoIors..
1asslmeEes Ditto.-Satfinetts Ditto,
together with large quantity of
SLEEPS GREY,
also, a. $50 - gsaszza
Will CARD WOOL in the bes, manner. an
on short notice. Also, will carry on the
CL0TH-DRESsING BUSINESS
to the accommodation of customers
he above business will be carried on BY w IT
WALK Err, who will see that the WORK i
done IN good manner, and to the satisfaction ~
all who may favor HIM with their business Il
FL. w. WALKER.
SALISBURY, April lo4l 2o:1y
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-27
STATE OF VERMONT, DE it re.
District of Rutland, S. { EDmembered


District of Rutland, IS MDnembered
that at stated Probate Courl held at Rut-
land within and for said District, on the
first Monday, being the 4th day of April,
A. D. 1912. ....... l4....:..-@ z"..:.
- Present, VIM. HALL, Judge.
STEPHEN HALL, Guardian of Romu-
lus A. Bucklan, and German A. Bucklan,
minors, residing in Brandon. in said Dis
trict, having made application to said
Court for license to sci! all the real estate
of said wards, being a farm situated in
the easterly part OF said Brandon, and con-
| tanning about one hundred and thirty acres
of land with the buildings thereon, for the
reason that it would be conducive TO the
interest of his said wards 1t is ordered
that said application be referred for a
hearing and decision to the first Monday
being the End day Of May next, and thai
a copy of this order be published in the
Brandon Telegraph, a newspaper printed
| ia said Brandon, at least three weeks sue
cessiveIy previous thereto, that all persons
interested may appear and object to the
same if they see cause. 49,
| A trae copy ofrecoId.
HENRY HALL, Register
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-27
A GRIC UL I URAL
From the N. Z. Farmer
y. SOWING CORN FOR FODDER.

from the N. +. r armer,
SOWING CORN FOR FODDER.
To the Editor of the N. e. Farmer:
Dear Sir-YouI paper and others. have
said much about sowing corn for fodder /;
but have not seen any article containing
full directions for raising this crop. Will
you be SO kind as to supply this de6cien-
CIV!
We want to know the manner of pre-
pairing the land the amount of manure
to be applied; the time and manner Of
sowing the quantity of seed 10 be sown |;
the time and manner of cutting; the
method of curing the fodder-aud such
other things as your experience will sug-
gest.
Last year I planted the Hartwell corn,
and found it a valuable variety. Would
this be good kind to sow?
Your obi serv't s.. w.
Reply.-Mr Ellsworth, of Washing
ton. recommends sowing broadcast, and
would put four bushels of seed per acre.
His mode of preparing the land we have
not learned. Our own practice has differ
ed from his. We prepare the land by
blowing and narrowing as for corn. =
Then mark or furrow cut about, four fee,
apart. Then put IN the drill five or sil
cords Of good compost per acre-leveI
down the surface of the compost with 4
hoe-then sow thick, putting perhaps
three bushels of seed per acre. The seed
is scattered so as to give belt of plants
nearly one foot wide on each drill: the
plants stand very thick. The land is titled
as much as for potatoes in drills. As
soon as the spindles are fairly opened, we
begin to cut, and each evening take to the
barn as many as will be wanted for the
stock that evening and the next morning.
Thus we continue until all are consumed
Had we more than were required for use
in green state we should cut up before
: the frost had taken much hold of the
leaves, bind in bundles and cure in the
6eld, as the top stalks are usually cured.
In order to have this green feed in a
good state from August to October. the
paris oflhe field should be planted atthree
or four different times from the first o.
May up to the middle of June. Even
later that will do in many seasons. We
have seen good crops upon sward land
from which crop Of hay was taken about
the first OF July. the land was then plow.
. ed and sowed. Should the autumn h
warm. the corn thus sowed would give !
good yield of fodder. :.
The Hanwe.l corn has too small a s,alk
for this purpose. The Southern corns ID
well. Even the humbug Chinese TIE.
Corn gives noble stalk, of very goot
quality.--ED.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-27

chide their children too severely; nor
bro:hers only, for brothers differ. The
friendship between me and you will not
compare to chain, for that the rams
might rust or the falling tree might break.
We are the same as if one mans body
were to be devded into two parts; we are
all one flesh and one blood The child
Eren of the forest were touched by the sa-'
cred doctrine, and renowned their guile
and their revenge. They received the
lpresents of Penn in sincerity and In hear
Ny friendship they gave the belt OF wam-
pun. I'VE will live said they. in love
with William Penn and his children, as
long as the moon and the sun shall en-
ldure.' And the historian adds, Not a
drop of Quaker blood was ever shed by
an Indian.'-Dorer Star.
! Terrible Death of the Hon. Robert Pot.
ter.-From the Caddo Gazette of the l2th
| instant, We learn the frightful death Of Col
Robert Potter, brief memoir of whom
i by Col. Ransam, appeared in our columns
J about week since. He was beset In his
; house by an enemy named Rose He
/, sprang from his couch, seized his gun
and 10 his night clothes rushed from the
: house. For about 200 yards his speec
] seemed to defy his pursuers, but getting
D entangIed in thicket, he was captured
: Rose told him that he intended to act {
/, generous part, and give him chance TO
t his life. He then told Potter that h
It might run, and he should no: be interrur
p ted tillhe reached a certain distance. Pot
e ter started at the word of command, an
| before GUT was fired, he had reache
the lake. His first impulse was TO jun
II in the water and dive for il, which he did
It Rose was close behind him, and forme
u his men on the bank, ready to shoot hir
as he rose In few seconds he came U
IS to breath. and scarce had his head reache
n the surface of the water, when it was com
Il pletely riddled with the shot of thel
l guns, and he sunk TO rise no more.-N
u O. Pic. -. .-~-..