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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
A Nxw WAY TO MAKE TEA AND Cc

A NKw WAY TO MAKE TEA AND Cor
rrE.--In tie relreshment department Of
the Sydenham Crystal Palace is intro
duced a new way of making tea and coi-
fee by hydros,a,ie pressure. !, is the in
venticn Of NJ Loysel French Chemis,
Of cel.hrt,y and Ivy its agency he propo-
ses to achieve the Iollowig results:
The production oil tea and coffee o' ra-
culiar flavor and clearness, and a great
economy and saving in the use OF the
material. With pound Of coffee, val
ued at one shilling four pence, he under
takes to produce an imperial gallon Of
the infusion, too strong for ordinary use,
and of limpid clearness that 1t would
be quite una,lainable by any other means.
His process is by scientific appliances,
and recognition Of the known tendency
of lio uids to find their level. to force lie
boiling water twice through the coffee,
aud thus to get hold of the entire prlncl-
pie called caffeine, thing which he al
ieges is never done by the ordinary mode
Of preparation. In the preparation OF tea
his great discovery j. very simple one
and one Of which every housewife may
avail herself
NJ Loysel says tha, he has discovered
that by grinding the tea in the same man
ner as coffee, before infusion, the quan'
tlty Of exhilerating fluid obtained is near
ly double. The experiment IS SIN.
pie one and may be safely recommended
10 all connoisseurs in the preparation o
'the cup that cheers but not lnebf'ates,
Having, saws our London authority al
opp,4tuu.ty u tas',ns nc '.a az a"dr'
as prepared py " ioyss'a apparatus
| we can vonch for the aeisspes u tiaFu
and hmpidl,y of both ~ s'renstn dit
| no, strike Us as satisfactory, but that IS
matter oil taste, and Of course IS infiu
eneed 10y very simple governing clrcun
| stances.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
Sunday in Paris.

Mr. James Brooks OF the New York Ex-
press, gives the following sketch of Sun
day in Paris:
Strange Paris 1t is Sabbath and
workmen on new bnilding just opposite
my hotel on the Boulevnrds, are at work
as hard as ever! They walked me up a
6 A. NJ, counting brick, "un, duck, trois,
&c.--and they kept on counting and lay
ing brick all the day. The Sabbath OF
Paris differs as yet only from week day,
in the more brilliant exhibition of equip
pages. and the greater devotion to leas
ure. l reasoned little on this subject
with a French lady, who defended the
custom with so much volubli,y, tha, her
French. if no, her logic, coniounded me.
SHE defended 1t all, however, with the
greatest zeal and energy. Some OF the
newspapers in Paris, just now, are argu.
ing, purely as question Of political econ.
omy, that men canno, work as well seven
days in the week as six-ihat the laws OF
nature require the Sabbath rest and re-
taxation, and that therefore, Sabbath
work, Sabbath shop-keeping, Sc, ough,
not to be. The government, l think, is
favoring this reformation, and SO are the
clergy, who are publicly urging the re-
formation of the Sabbath. The appeals
have closed some few shops OH Sabbath,
and the number IS said to be increasing.
Indeed, the shop-keepers themselves, in
order to have the Sabbath as a holiday,
are combining, and one is agreed to shut
up if the other will. II, however, this
combination succeeds, the only result for
for the nonce will be greater thronging
in the Bois of Boulsgne, the Elisian fields,
the theatres, the cafes, and such like
places. Versailles now is thronged on
Sundays. Indeed that is the only day
when its galleries and little places are all
open. And so is the Park Of ST, Cloud.
The magnicent jete eaur were this ai,e-
noon in full display, and thousands upon
| thousands were witnesses Of the spectacle.
The Versailles water-works play on some
Sunday, and the St. Cloud waters upon
others. This water-works display, seems
TO me to he peculiarly French,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
An ABoLIrIoslsr STABEp.-A MI

AN ABeLlT1oslsr STABEp.-A Mr.
Cody, noisy Aboiitionlst, living near
Salt Greek in Kansas Territory, was Sc
v,rely stabbed while in dispute about
claim With Mr.. Dunn. on monday week
last. Cody is severely hurt, bn. no. e.
nourh it is believed to cause death. -
The settlers On Sal, Creek regre, that his
wound is no, more dangerous, and al
sustain Mr.. Dunn IN tie course he took
Aboli,ionists will yet fiud Jordan hare
road to tsayel'
The above is from the Democratic Plat
form published ii Liberty Missouri. !
is practical illustration Of that sqatte
sovereignty for which the Nebraskalte
are SO earnestly contendlng. We CON
mend the spirit OF the article to the or
gan grinder of the otfice-holdefs in tn
city. Intelligent frcemen will not hesl
tate on accout Of the clustering OF sue
prints to go TO Kansas, and thus dele'
the willy schemes Of the political dema
gogues, who have stricken solemn COZ
pact in order to spread the dark pail
slavery over one Of the finest portions
our Union Dem. Press.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
bi A Jcems Snooks.

In looking over my trunk one da
| lit onto an old boka
1mmegititly thorts come into my he'd
4 thus TO the boka | sed-
Pore driede up thing whot made u faid
And rinkle up like and ole made
Whot made luze ure swee, perfume
Witch u had about the middle OF gune
A lass what lesson in u lyEe
To awl hu sea Il with thare ize
Blu, moas. ov awl shod the fare seeks
Lern wizdum from u eokspeoks.
Thare phorms 80 phara and plump to
sea
Like ded roze leves will bride up bea
Thare shoulders witch they sho to awl
Will then be kivered with shorl
Thars round bair arms SO very whyte
Will then be hid clene out ov site
And various others ov theez man.kil-
lers
Will be conseled by phync manti'Iers.
Westfe'd Trans.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
atllsttllanGous.
The Power of Music.

We were seated in the cabin OF the
steamer Ocean. There was q large
number Of passengers who seemed deslr-
Gus oil beguiling the .edium OF the trip by
contributing something to the genera
amusement.
Among the passengers was long,
lank specimen, whom no one couio iaii
te recognise as Yankee. He sat some
what apar. from the rest, notwithstanding
which the singularity Of his appearance
did not fail to draw many curious eyes
towards him. A, length when the re-
sources Of their company seemed eAhaus-
ted. one of them turned dublously to our
Yankee and politely requested him TO
favor the company with song.
"A songa" said he looking up.
"Yes sir. YOU sing, do you not I!
Il did once replied he, land ! may
say i, saved my life. =,
All were eager to hear how this couia
be. and after some little urging the stran-
Ger consented 10 crafty them.
.You must know" said he. THAT !
was one OF the first to go to California
when the report first reached us, at our
homes. of its stores Of gold 1t was no.
thing then to what it is nova pefieel
waste, in fact, with hardly mark q
civilization, where now you see hourisA-
ing towns numbering their thousands OF
inhabitants.
Being fond Of adventure, separated
from nv company and determined d 'o
vend nv way to the diggln. myself
One night found myself lying upon the
edge Of large forest. It did not enter
into nv head to be afraid until It became
dark, and | heard with fearful distinct
ness. the cry Of the prairie wolf. listen
Cd again and was alarmed to find the
cry coming nearer. Evidently they seen
ted me. L.,
Al length the whole pack Of blood o.!
,h;r.,v rascals came bounding on untl
Nav came within hundred feet Of me
and then they sood stock still, and thei
began 10 draw nearer. ~.
Nv hair rose on end. was terribl.
alarmed. endeavored to think Of som
possible way Of soaring them. havin|
heard that they were terrihed Dy N
sigh. Of Are, lighted q match. Inc
J drew of q little, but Immediately retrace
their steps. This movement was repea
IA .n 18th sidss. found this wcuI
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

CAUTION TO the PupLIc.-Twenty-
five thousand of,he ten dollar bills Of the
Mechanics Bank, Memphis, Tenn.
were stolen from, the room of the Prsei-
dent on the 18th inst. They are number
ed from one to one thousand two hundred
and fifty, ind dated July 4,h, 1854, with
large blue Y engraved on the lower
side Of the bill, between the vgneees.
The Presiden, states that none of the bills
OF the above date, mark, and denomina.
ton have been put in circulation by the
Bank, and will no, be paid. He further
states tha, he has recovered twelve thou
sand dollars Of said btils.--Lou. Jour. 26
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

pAsrIrs IN MAIsE-A Maine paper gives
the following as few Of the party names In
that State many Of them growing out Of the
divisions during the late eleclioss there viz -
Wild cats. Woody Heads, Hunker', Straight
ught Wings, Morrill, Wings, Fusion Wings,
Autl-Eusion Wings, Fusion Democrats, Morris
temperance Democrats. Nebraska Wild Cat
Dem crats, Anti Neb,.ska OLD Line Democrats
Anh- aebraska Anti Morrill, Democrats Free
soilsrs, Fusion Free >oller, Hook and Ladder
'euocfafs, Temperance Anti, Maine Las Dem
. As, Temperance Anti Maine Law Wings,
,'rart Pic &c Paris Nebraska Wings Dumb
E.,nusrats &C 4
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

.hoRAL There is moth
ing which adds SO much to the beauty
and power OF q man rs good character.
1t dignlfies him in every station, and ex-
ats him IN every period of life. No
servile fool, no. crouching sy cophant, no
treacheroas honor seeker, ever bore such
a character; the pare joys of righte BUSINESS
never springs in such a person. II young
men but knew how mach good character
would dignity and exalt them, how glori-
Gus i, would make their prospects even
in this life; never should we find them
yielding to the groveling and baschorn
purposes of human nature.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

Rosss.,Es.-On Tuesday nigh. last,
the Clothing Store Of M. G. Munger,
on Second street, between 0ain and
Brady, was broken into and robbed OF
Ready made Clothing, Cloths, &c. to
the amour, Of $500. The burglars first
attempted to pry open the front door OF
the store with chisels, but finding that
too much of an undertaking, they went
to the rear Of the building and succeeded
in making an entrance through the back
window.
On the same night, TIE Gun-shop Of
Mr.. Berg, on Second, aear Harrison ST.,
was entered and robbed Of $50 in geld.
eighteen pistols, and various other arti-
cles.
Similar attempts, we understand, were
made on the Saturday night previous.
upon several other stores, bur without
success.-Dau Sumner.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

A TEsRIroRIAL SEAL r Kansas, designed
by Governor Reeder, has been engraved by
Robert Loye,t of Philadelphia. The device is
described as shield with two supporters, sur
mounted by scroll motto, the lower compart-
rnent containing figures sf buffalo and hunter,
and the upper one various implements OF agri-
culture. The right supporter Is the goddess
Ceres with her sheaf, the left supporter being
pioneer with smock froek, while be'ween
them lie fallen tree aud axe. The motto is
.spopui yoce NAta"-born Of the popular will
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
Me- YoEk. Nov. 9th.

T4e general eieetloa on the 9th, is
sa G TO have been the most exciting ever
had in California. In tie Legislature
there are "a Democrats and Z Wing Sena-
tors, 40 Democrats. and 30 Wings IN the
Assembly in San Francisco.
he Know No,hings have carried ey-
ery,l,ing before them. Their city ticket
was only made up on the morning oil cleo
ton. The miners are reported as doing
well in all sections.
Accounts from HoroIulu are confined
to the i, teb4atioi. G. tiie restoration OF the
1 I,dependenee OF the Kingdom. he
Legislature have voted 100000 Tor MIL
harry de.eu,e III the interior. ChameI
sill holds lis position. All quiet a, Sar
Juan. Among the pass ngefs by tht
r,ortbern | ont. are Ole Bull and com
naay. aad JaJge Garfield ol OHIO. Tnt
wholesale grocery house Of VIM. Il
Ttus 4 Co, suspended payment on satar
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

INDIAN Coas. Too much credit can
hardly be given to Indian corn as an A.
meracan civillzer. whatever may be said
as to It's origin. II is unusually termed
4 native, but Cobbett contends In his es-
say on corn, that it, cultivation Is - old
as the world lseli TIE Pilgrims =, c.
Cod hrst saw il IN 1870 ia an Indian
barn = sort OF SD aeap yellow. red
blue corn Tae article Was an ,ndlsren-
sable to .hem, IS they fed themselves
with the grain and gaze she!- animals
the stalks, and their IL Is soon presented
The pln,ned maize with stately blade,
Tha, stand ike martial host srrayed.
So extensiss. was is t,se, ths, there Is
as much truth as poetry IN Barlew's line
Is 70 tie Pilgrimo-
IsAi heir hcres wsrs made cf 1ndisa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
MURDER IN MoNRoE CouxrY.-A

MURDER IN MoNsoE CouxrY.-A
shocking murder was committed 10 Mon.
roe county, in this State on the 29,h ult.
Thomas Arnold and James Gordon,
neighboring residents Of this county, cot
into quarrel at the house of the former.
about some domestic difference, when
Gordon stabbed Arnold with dirk knife
in the breast and abdomen, from which
wounds death resulted after Is hours OF
intense suffering. A warrant was issued
for the arres, of Gordon Il Burlington
Gazette.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

sJA live toad, IN torpid state, was
recently dug ou, OF ''hard pam at Ru!-
land. Vermont, somo fifteen feet below
the surface, where he must have reposed
for centuries. On being laid upon the
grass he soon revived, and hoped oil to
give the worms and bugs Of the nine
teenth century specimen Of antedeluvlar
skill in swapping them up
The Bas,rop (Texas) Advertiser, says tina
thers were go laborers at work on the Pacih'
railroad, at last accounts from Marshall, aa'
fre,h arrivals were constantly increasing tns
number At the present time The NUMBER
| ,ahcreys uuA Be 400.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
planting PorAroEs IN THE rALL.-

planting PorAroEs IN THE FALL.--
A gentleman writes in the Maine Far
mer: i left las, fall some potatoes IN the
ground; in July they were more than as
big again as my others. lie strongly
recommends 10 farmers TO plant some III
the fall and try the experiment. i have
seen some that others have raised, he
says, by planting in the fall, aud they
were excellent better potatoes than he
ever saw bcfore-very large, sound and
handsome.
PorAro1s are selling at four for a
dime in New Orleans. The Picayune
saws the man who would bring ie"
thousand Barrels there, just now, would
make a fortune. New England will be
able to supply the necessities OF y, Or
leans. The Connecticut papers say that
po,atoes is the best crop in the state,
| Welding three times the usual amount
The price has iallen CORES spondingiy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

The proprietors Of the Chicago Pres
90, have raised their rates Of advertising
twenty per cen, upon the old rates. The
presen, high price Of paper and wages
,ns,,fies our brethren Of the Chicago Press
a adopting their new list Of prices.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
poperY-An Acrostic,

+ aren't OF errors, masterpiece Of sin,
0 wned but by Satan, all corrupt Within
P ride, superstition, bigotry and blood,
+ ndear her to the foe of earthly good
r elen,less, on the human soul she preys
Y es, claims the righ, to save it, and be-
trays.-TN. Y. Observer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

e1yZ. H. Porter an lncorrgibie Ii
amor seller, of the Market Hotel. Cam
bridge, Mass, has been fined $3.50, and
sentenced 10 four years Imprisonment, IN
iail, FOR violating the Massachusetts Ii.
uusY Law.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
Qottrp

For the .4arertiser.
MY Early Home.
How fondly now does memory dwell,
O'er e,ch well remembered spot;
Not half its joys can ever tell,
There too deep, too be soon forgot.
Its garden walks, and flowers so fair,
Where with sister dear I've strayed;
Are cherished no more, BY those who care
For the children that once there played.
in fancy Oft do | hear again,
The murmuring, brook run by,
AID cherish the dreams that may again,
Meath its dropping willows lie.
It's many rooms have wandered o'er,
With those now dead and gone,
Their joyous laugh, hear 10 more,
As In days Of "aaid lang syne."
Each mountain top and valley green,
Can speak i,s own loved praise;
Waile.oft my heart, on fancy's wing,
Recalls sweet by gone days.
loe d oh ( nd Y ] = Ell that home,
With its woodbine treiised ,iies;
But loag is the time since did roam,
To these far off western wllds
Deserted new is that once dear home,
The tread # strangers is there; Foan'
And loved ones far from the hearthsians
To- were wont to be gathered there.
Aeain in its ligh, should never leoI,
Still / pray this boon be given,
That and of these my father ask;
Might have home in heaven.
HATTIE.
n.tohay 12th 1874
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

eT Stand from under The Ken
lucky Trust Company and the Elkhar'
County Bank, Indiana, have failed.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

PorAroes.- Several hundred sacks
were received last evening by an upper
Mississippi boat, and the greater portion
sold almost as landed at > 80 to 81 So
Der bushe. An unheard OF price IN this
market at this season OF the year.-N.
Louis Democrat.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
EAE~ Mr.. A. Jeems Snooks,

EkE Mr. a. Jeems Snooks, Iosses-
sing philosophic turn Of mind, and one
which reads sermons in stones and run
ming brooks, gives us his 'thor,s on IA
ded boka.' Jeems is destined We. to Gre
ate sensation in the world.
Thorts on q Faded Boka.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

rLoun AlLL ~ THE SaspwicH Is
LANDS On tie 2lst !. June last, the FIRST
-four alii was set III motion al Honoiulu,
Sand wlch Islands, and fine article was
turned out, from the new crop oil whea'
raised on the island.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

!When bank suspsnds in Australia, they
take the president to neghboring tree, and
serve him in the same manner. A simple rene
dy, but very eflicac"us
Pity The same remedy can't be used in This
country,-it wosld improve our currency ma
teriallv Mus. Eng.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
. pocrop KILLED BY HIS UwS MEpIeINl

nocroR KILLED BY HIS Ows MEDICINE.
Dr. "eorse e-"hanan, of Hilisdale, Ohio.
killed himself, the ether aay, ~ An override Sc
Of morphine, while suffering from ali ...-.k of
cholera -morbus. II would seem that he was
cine, as he had short TINA before been arrest
ed FOR malpractice, in causing the death Of
child by il.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28
The Elect ous.

The returns from the States OF Penn.
sylvania, Ohio and Indiana, come slowly
in. Below will BE- found list Of the
members Of Congress elected from each
State 20 far as ascertained:
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

The are all opposed to the repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise except Miller
Of the IL, District. The members elect
are about equally divided between Wings
and Democrats.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

TOWN LOTS.
0SBUILDING LOTS, in the town Of Iipton
1J very dssirahiy. situated, are onefeo To-
sale st reasonable prices, BY ,,,r
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

October. 18th. 1874.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-28

SAMUEL DEWEll,
auavrYoa or CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA.
WILL BE- la ppy to wait upon all those who
A>s;re his services He IS pf.pared to do sur
seyins WITH correctness aud dispatch
Office in tie Court House,
Upton, Iona.
Deputy surveyors:
JosHrn SrarR. Of Springdale Township,
sssia ancs ST samuel ri 6. miles west from
hickory Grove. CSC. WIS Lsa, residencs
Il linton.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-06-21
The County Conver ton

Our County Convention was we'll at
tended, and its action harmonious. Sew
eral gentlemen Of other parties were
present, two or three of whom, being
called out, took part in the discussion Of
the resolution endorsing the Rutland
platform and tckct-which the Conven
ton adopted with perfect unanimity
The Senators of last year wero very
properly, and according to usage. rcnom-
mated Experience has proved them
to be worthy of our confidence, and they
will be cordially sustained by their con-
stituonss. New candidates for Assistant
Judges were presented, the present in
cumbents having served for three years
very acccptably, and longer than the
usual term. Mr. GnEGoRY is well known
as ono Of our best farmers and most in.
telligcnt and upr light citizens lie de-
serves, as he will receive, the cordial sup
port OF the trcemen OF the County Mr.
SMITH is also an ontcrprising aud sue
cessful farmer, and well informed on gen
cral affairs. Both have represented their
respective towns in the Legislature, and
were influential members of the Assem-,
bly,.
i Z. WooppRlpGr, ESD the canli-
date for States Attorney, is known as
an able and accomplished lawyer, a
graceful speaker, and man every way
worthy Of the Office to which he is to DC
elected. Nj STEW ART had served fully
the usual term, aud while many of his
friends desired lis reelection, they will
cheeFfully support his successor. No
other change in the ticket was made.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-06-21

five have funds, they can be devoted
in this way to an object that contem.
plates n material triumph of Liberty
and which, if pushed forward with ener.
gy, will insure the future liberty Of many
now States. We have spent our aboli.
ton sympathies and funds on abstract
labor and matters Of speculation too
long already. Our frcedom.loving EN-.
igrants can easily be directed into a new
locality, by suitable oncouragements, and
the expense to the patrons of the society
may, eventually, be trifing.
Cannot some principle be dlvulged
that will secure the cooperation Of our
people in SO glorious a movement as tho
establishment of colonies ffreo men all
along the southern line of the Territories,
that shall give the balance of power to
freedom for all time to come?
We have the men, the means, and the
motive if it can find direction and co.
operation.
Tho particular measures called for
l will not attempt to set forth but in
sitc, for the subject, the attention of tho
wise and carDest friends Of Freedom
hoping that they will at once devise the
plan of cooperation, or if more appro-
pirate, of independent action.
Our brethren Of other States ought
not to lead US at great distance n this
matter. The only orc of the old States
that has never held Slave. nor ever
suffered fugitive bondman TO bo re.en.
shaved, ought to be the first and foremost
in this work Of rescuing a free land from
Slavery's grasp
Fellow Citizens, and Lovers of Free.
dom in Addison County what shall wo
do in this matter2 You all talk liberal
things shall there be a performance of
necdful labors with the same alacrity ?
When We shall meot in convention again,
if such should BE- the cas-, le. some Of
our experienced men have some rlan
matured, on which action can he bad
without delay that what We d. may bo
done in time to effect the results tia, vo
most earnestly desire.
Will the Brandon Post and other pa.
pers please TO call early attention to this
matter.
A. A S.wfN.