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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01
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You are In Danser-Bc CautiOus.-rhe
qes espnot be TOO careful from whom they c s
well calculated deceive It has however the side label
years by Dr. Brandreth with this number upon IT, il may
therefore be safely said that all boxes with 2 Broadway on
drehs pills win this upon box Merchants and
ohers Sppy er abroad vii DO we
Measures are being taken which will insure the seizure
S s a5 s s0 ss be Ss psn
cine they are valued most by those who have them
be said 70 be the safety valve Of disease Sold ALSO AZ 8
Bowery and 24l Hudson Division street Brook
Is per box Principal office, 43 Bandreh Building,
4l5 and Az Broadway. New York.
Observation-Disclosures, Hartstein,! Added TO
our collection of pA0'S%fEa abE BROTHERS, g Broadway
Received MT Green's Shirt and Furnishing
store No. Asor House. styles of ties, cravsts scars
and gentlemen winter underwear per late steamer
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water, derived
from the flowers where Ponce de Leon and De Soto
sought the fountain Of eternal youth his enhancing per
ume worthy OF It's origin 1t is natures perfpmery but
Sold by D. r LANMAN 4 CO.. Wholesale druggists 60 Water
street, New York, and by all druggists at SOC per bottle
Mrs. ElIiott's Rheumatic EmbrocatiOn.-
For Old sprans S %or s o %
medicines OF DR.. swayne, of Philadelphia
Batcheldor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs,
he best in tho world, made, sold and applied at No. rs
o''"a"N'
stand unrvalled the country Wholesale and retail and
the dye privately applied, at No Aston House.
Defiance Salamander Safos-with Patent
row proof Depot l92 Pearl
'"s0" VIC "''' ''''" -'. RoBKRr n PATRICK.
Cure your Cough.-Use CampbeiIs Syrup
OF and wild cherry rs cents per bottle CAMPBELLs'
Eighth and Twenty eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
Stand unrvalled in country. Wholesale and retail and
the dive privately applied, At No. 6 Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01

Received MT Green's Shirt and Furnishing
No. Astor House, styles of ties cravss scars
and gentlemen winter underwear, per late steamer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01

Fret We end the hero wallace At the early are Of
twenty years planting the standard OF freedom on
the soil Of biz rative land and when Scotland her
weakest state while that Of Engsnd hal never been
stronger he commenced his great aud glorious career
the plain of surfing where he said 10 the true Of
Caledonia, w have brought 10 the ring, dance you
CAM You know tho result--the noble Wallace was vic.
crious wallace Tough, aud bed for mis- countryside had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01

Observation-Disclosures Hartstein!! Added TO
our collection Of photographs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

IN collecting The seed. convenient me,
thod Is to cut oif the stalks about foot below
the panicles, lie them upin lunches Of twenty
five, and suspend them in any secure. airy
place, sheltered from rain. Ifintended solely
for fodder, the first crop should be cut just
before the panicIes would appear, and the
second, as soon as the seed arrives at the
milky stage. tmay be tied up in bundles,
shocked and cured, like the tops or stalks of
Indian corn. Ii not intended to be employed
for any other economical use, after the seed
has been removed, and il the weather be cool
and the average temperature Of the day does
not exceed 45o or 50o f., the stalks may be
cut up close to the ground, tied in bundles,
collected iuto shocks, or slowed in a mass in
q succulent state for fodder, in sheds or barns,
where they will keep without injury, if
desired. until spring. In this condition, how
ever, the lower parts of the stalks will be
found to be quite hard and woody, and will
require to be chopped into small pieces for
feeding.
Observation-Disclosures care should be
observed not to cultivate this plant in the
vicinity Of Dourah corn, Guinea corn, nor
as it hybridlses or mixes freely
with those plants, which would render the
seeds Of the product unfit for suwing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25
No. 1877.
A YOUNG HERO.

Master Walters had been much ann0yei
/ BY snme one nf bis scholars Whistling in
school. Whenever he called a boy to account
Tor such disturbance, he would plead that il
was unlutentional-"h he forgot all about
where he was This became so frequent
that the master threatened severe punish
ment to the next offender The next day,
when the room was unusually quiet, a loud
sharp whistle broke the stiffness Every one
asserted that il was certain boy who had
the reputation Of mischief maker, liar.
lie vas called up, and, though with some
what stubborn look he denied it again and
again, he was commanded to hold out his
hand. At this instant, a little, slender fellow,
not more than seven years old, came out, and
with very pale, but decided face, held out
his hand, saying as he did so, with the clear
tone and firm air of hero:
Mr.. Walters, sir, do not punish him-I
whstled. was doing long, hard sum, and in
rubbing out one part, rubbed out another by
mistake, and spoiled itall, and before thought
whlstled right out, sir. | was very much
afraid, but could not sit there and act lie,
when knew who was to blame. You may
lerule me. sir, as you said you should" Aud
again held out the little hand, never for a
moment doubling that he was to be punished.
Mr. Walters was much affected.
Charles said he, locking at the erect
TORN of the delicate child, who had made
such conquest over his natural timidity:
81 would not strike you blow for the world.
No one here doubts that you spoke the truth;
you did not mean to whistle. You have been
hero, sir
The boy went back TO his seat with a
flushed face, and quietly went on with his
sums. He must have felt that every eye was
upon him in admiration, Tor the smallest
scholar could appreciate the moral courage Of
such an action.
Charles grew up, and became devoted,
consistent Christian. Let all our readers
initiate his noble heroic conduct.
TriGgM Hours.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25
C1Ru12arArvE,


F'hs following statement Of the Rev. J.. ". Pease.
supesnendsnl u The Five Points House ~ Industry
~ given below. y that speaks volpmes 10 the salu.
able properties oi this remedy.
Mf q. a. Leonssi-sit ~ take pleasure in trans.
mng % ypu The following facts In fes,ion 10 cure
perfected hy the use cf youi South American Fever and
hEue Remedy. upon one q The inmates of the House
of Industfy. John YeunRs. who had been suffering
from chils and cyef during The past Eve months wa.
in November las, attacked and The p,rotysns were as
severe ss any ever knew almost n.tsni relief va.
eKpeieaccd giving The fret dose, The expected
dav ~ felnfB. sJninislrred and had the happy
effect of nlerfupting ihe psrosysms. since then svssy
vease q ne dselse has LEI him. and he has recovered
his former wonied appcafsnee aud health.
Truly yours. &C.. l.. NJ. PEASE.
New Yok, January -. 1856,
q. A. Leouaid. E.q.--Dear siri--fIavipg suffered
from severe stacks Of fsver and Aeuc, | had nealy
despai,sd Of finding any relief. other Than temporary
one. But while lsbofine under severe stack i was
ssgEced 10 ~ your rsmedy and unlike other rene.
dies have used Il he's proved rfpmp, and permsncnl
cure, hsse never btf0Fo gons long without has,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25


LAFAYETTE's OPISIoN OF THE BIBLE.-We
make the following interesting extract from
a letter Of Hon. Francis Allen, late Mayor
Of New London, well known friend of
General Lafayette, to Hiram Ketchum, Esq,
of this city:
"Your views referring to Mr.. ketehum's
recent speech in New Haven't accord so well
with my own, that must relate an anecdote,
BY Way Of illustration. Just before the
French Revolution Of July, 1850. in a drive
to Lagrange, from Paris, along with General
Lafayette, the subject Of conversation (the
same almost always chosen BY him when
c0nyersing with me- was the American gov
ernment and he mentioned that one Of the
Journals of Paris had published statements
favorable to Republican liberty, and unpal-
ateable to the existing government, for which
the author or editor was fined, or imprisoned,
or both that France was on the eve of re-
toiution then; that it required the efforts Of
all the good men Of the nation TO prevent
bloody revolution; that the government Of
Charles y. had but to take one step further
f0mard sitting me Press, aud il would be
changed from a monarchy to a republican
form of government; not, however, by
bloody revolution, it would be like the turn
ing over the leaves Of book-a monarchy
to-day, a republic tomorrow.
replied, Your people are not prepared
for such government; they are never to be
controlled but BY the bayonet.' lie answered,
Mankind are much the same everywhere;
education, habits, manners, &C., created the
difference said, True, General, and be-
fore any nafioa Is III for he enjoyment Of
cirR liberty, il musi hare religious freedom;
jOrthe Bible alone must teach man his indirid
ua responsibility The General laid his
hand upon me in the most afiectionate man
ner, and exclaimed, There is much truth ia
that remark Of yours, my friend His coun-
ienance was very much animated, aud he
twice repeated, at intervals, the same words,
holding me firmly by the hand until we
arrived at Lagrange"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

;na = ret,,n of ~ .or,n,.;n, III ~. Il.
Son,h Ama,can Feyer anJ AN psr,ai, /. ! ",
AHA one for III ellec,nal cnre " II. ,ssase
RnRERrF r puIi.prr
co.,.. ~ W.nl ,ua,a,.,.
New yo,L Doe ,sss !, -" anu = ae' s'''su'
M,FA s,e,,;,n !, ~. I'LL -. ..a.., ! i.
n,hl;.a,;oa oe ~. csl,o.; nae ~. :. .e
roneern;nn cn,a na,s.",a,s 4, I ,.;s
which facts are ,o,roho,a,sJ Z. ~. D. N Pc,
,h, ,,s a.on.ir,aJ ,, ~, - :s., :. - 'a''
VINO was acquainted WIN all the circumstances;
~, ~, -, h.oN''' ~ Dsa, nn'-oonie ven uays
Manor, s,,ao, -. ~ pv' Nv us.s oe,a.,,, -
Of ehs and feye, contracted II he o,v s,onns near
Newark, IN. j. 1 gave him one hottie ol vour south
American Fever and Apue Remedy. and il affords me
pleasure 10 saw Thai lie disease has been broken m III
ia use and permanent cn,e affected
Truly yours A.F. STERLING.
New York, November s. 1855.
sm .c,,,;n,.l ,,;,h a. -, e,,,h 4, ~.
cer,iaea,e snd ca .;,na,. =, ,h ,'a,h - l
men,s therein contained. +. A. pEasr
suoefinientenl Five Points House ~ Industry.
III. e,,a...:..
Uo,ss w.;.. - =. 'i.,'s ~,
-. $3.50 =.
con,;nnsJ csno.,1a :, n,al;','oainr 1,m 49,
iime ,he enres ys,s ,sr.r,sS ,bey s,e anasred i Nv
Chemical Wo,Ls ~ chs,les poo, ~. - ri. .;,..
After having been troubled with Fever and Ague ior
nearly whole month, and swallowed lots of Quinine
an acquaintance Of mine recommended me ,ory bottle
Of what Is called the South American Fever and Ague
Remedy, and sure enough il acted like charm. took
only one day, and ha, wasthe lasI Of the fever
u Is wan great pleasure that STATE his fact for The
nenehl o. all whom u may concern, and wish every
.s.se h;ch s sa ."h ~ m,sfs " h as ms a,Ssssng s
example. FReDERIcK T. HERrI.E
Ausus,. 1883. a. Wh;onis s,,ss, n,oal,sn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

Rgncs or FEuDAL DNs-The custom of
ancn,cring the head and taking or the hat,
II even simply touching il, is 4 relic Of the
old disarming-the removing Of tile helmet
10 Indicate that the party thus exposed him,
self 10 the mercy ui an enemy. To take of
tie glove was IN ike manner to nngaantlcl tie
hand. ibc mere removal constituting an offer Of
friendship. Even now il is considered unciyi
70 shake hands with lhe glove on. Shaking
nf hands was formerly token Of truce, in
which The parties tOuk hold each Of the
other, weapon baud, 10 make sure against
trfarhery. II was also L token II good will.
/ Errnshman. d prisoner III England, once
made most ingeninu. use VI this custom.
Having heen "pntup" against negro boxer.
aud k1nwiag nt'hng nf boxing, he atailcd
himself ul the shaking ul bands before the
eneaunter TO crush he negfu's hand ia
his iron grip. l,is said that few wears
since, bFu'a leiiuw in Gonnpclicni crushed
a friends hani IN likc manner, tsOush he
dd i in sport.
Tie baS, iiis nl. whieh i now mark
ui pasilenC.s. u bat 10 uiler IL tile neck 10
thr stroke III ,hr ad,rrs ry, while thr cuaricsy
peculiar 10 the laigs, is Tie form u gning un
tie knees II sue lnr thar mercy. which, in
clrIier agts. Il was diilicuit q ge. The
hair.pins worn by ladies' are reduced poig.
nafds. " some parts oi Sicily they are still
worn ni such a size as 10 be convertible into
weapons. The ear rings were ancien,ly
badges of slavery, and we're soldercd - that
they could not be removed lrcm the ear;
heir form indicated the owner Of The slave,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

ing return Of the complaint, and can recommend The
South American Fever and Ague Remedy as i yalu.
able one for the eneclual cure of lhe disease.
8asas#4 PnpEpp plITf pTp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

MaNuRF.--Exprriment shoas that The same
amount Of manure which his been covered
nine inches deep with earth, - that no eva.
puratiun can escape, will produce four bush
els more wheat "a the acre. than that which
has lain exposed 10 the weather. Keeping
manure covered. then. when wheat is dol.
lar and a half bushe, will add sig dollars
70 the value Of the products Of every acre Of
land growing wheat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25
Narh u.
FOR SALE.
A CA Il ID.

n " n ~ bs
70. RDBEiRTsDN, DIMIIsT,
HAVING located in IiishorOurh. respectfully Of.
fers his professional services 10 the citizens Of the
town and surrounding rounicy lie can produce salts.
f,ctufy testimonials of his skill in the profession.
olFire al The Orange Hotel. When requested fami.
lies VII lie waited on al their residence. Chatgcsfea.
sonablc.
az Dr. X. will be 10 Chapel Hill ihc drs, week in
each month.
December "a. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-25

A BRayE MAS.-One who isn't afraid 10
wear old clothes until he is able 10 pay for
new.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
Oruuillt Dailq Butte Rtturh.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE LIST, 1867.

REPUBLICAN STATE CoNvENrIoN.-We
made the announcement, few days since,
that the Republican State convention, would
be held in Sacramento, July 2lst, but the
day has been changed to the Sth of July.
The apportionment adopted by the Central
Committee is as follows; Three delegates
for each Assemblyman the county ie entitled
to, and one additional delegate for every
FIVE hundred votes polled at the last election,
and one for any fraction less than five hun
dred, which will allow the Republicans
of this county eight delegates. The eth of
June was recommended as day on which
to hold meetings in the various counties to
elect delegates.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
NOTICE.

us hereby given, that will make application To
a tie Board of supervisors in and Tor Butte
County, n, their next regular session IN August, Tor
aLicense to run Ferry across the Sacramento rver
at u nsint known as Jennings Landing, IN Chico
tuwnsnir. .,.,>-
AlJ 70. lsS1.-. II. C@dhNNlNOs'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
Union Hotel & Stage House
sPANIsHToWN. BUTTE CO.
RIPLEY & STANIELS,. Pr, prietors

NITLE1 q u 7 NIEIN,. II ITIVVVIo
49,. TIE UNDERStGNED inform their friends
E;i; ana the public generally. that they have ast
A..I opened Il NEW HOTEL in SpnnishiOwu bear.
my The above name. pnd having provided It win All
the ARRANGEMENTS that constitute first GLASS Hotel
clean and comfortable Beds, bouniiuis furnished
Table. and BAR supplied with tne best OF Wines,
Liquors ANA Cigars they sUIiCt the patronage OF the
travelling public.
HB- The California stage COMPANY make this house
the head quarters Tor their Coaches IA Spanlshlown
j. Z. RIPLEY,
john :. SrANlELS.
Spanishtown, December 20, 1906. d2'Lu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
ScrOfusa and Diseased Rood.

DIR. GUY$OTTS improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparla" is true >, celtic. The pro-
pTietors have IA their possession over one hundred
certificates of the most extraordinary cures effected
by IT. We setely sag, Try il. 1t reviVes the
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors aom
he Blood, and by its tonic properties restores the
invalid IT, life ana vigor. AS II spring and semmer
medicine, it has no equal. Its slngularly efiacious
action ON the boed. its strengthening and vivfyIng
action on the system stands lre-emnantly above all
other sarsaparilIas. If you would have the
brought back 10 your check, clear healthy and
transparent skim and life and vigor imhued through
The ;, stem, take Guysous Extrao: Jf yellow Dock
md Sarsapura. II contains more OF the cure
Honduras Sarsaparila than any other propagation
extanl, which is chemically combined with the ex.
tract. of yellow Dock and the Extract of Wild
Cherry, thus making the remedy more thoroughly
efficient than any other Sarsaparlla before the pubs
lie AT the same time ii is perfectly free from oil
mineral poisons which cannot be said of other sar.
saparilia compounds.
rsy"Re careful aud buy none but Quart BoTTLEs.
Sold by Druggists generally
Cotton & McDermot, Agents for Ornville.
Park 4. White. General Agents, and importers for
NIL valuable Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington Si.,
san Franciseo myl5-3m2p
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01

Owing 10 the immense business done by the under>
signed they have found necessary to open another
BRANCH in Oruyle. and have located it nearly OPP
posite tho Orleans Hotel, and directly opposite the
Miners bakery. on Montgomery 'reet, where they
are opening ami oGcr for sale. fine Il steck oi
Clothing, Boots and shoes, Hats. caps, and as good
dents Of Thompson Flat. Morris Ravine, oregon
Guch ana Ciy, and everybody, with their friends,
We would simply say. drop in and see us at the
Branch, examine onr stock. YOU nave both the right
quantity and quality to select from, cothe your
selves comfortably, 90 ON your way rejoicing and II
oar goods don't give you satisfaction, names are
not -. TOY 4 OrlERSON,
Montgomery street opposite 1t. Nicholas, and
Branch, opposite Miners Bakery. do
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01

OKovILLE, May "a, 1857.
Notice is hereby given, TO the stockholders of the
butte Quartz Mining Company that AN assessment of
three tuurlhs OF per cent the capital stock of
said Company has this day neen levied ny the Board
of Trustees, and made payable at the rreusurcr's
Office on before The 18th day OF May, ID. 1907.
: ". W. CDCGHEh, secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
County Trcasurcr's Office.

OROVlLLk. May l3lh, loo
Notice hereb! given. that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants payable from the General Fund,
registered between the lst day of November ls56,
and the jtk OF December 1906 inclusive, that the
same will be paid on presentation ut this Office, and
after this date said Warrants will cease TO bear in
terest. WM BALTIMORE.
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
Spanish and French
q IL O O

h tbnt he has formed IA class for me purpose O
teaching tie spanish aud ench Lnnsnages' and
would invite those ~ishias 10 ac4urg OLE
~ -, -, A., iniu wiz lie " 4Ilcd upon AT tneIr
,iaces ~ "a su,. OF residence, ~ leaving their ad-
~ oere of MeSsrs SDith Hubbard, Bird
street near Huuloon or at Z. a. >hllh BOOK STORE
Or N J. J. JOSEPH,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01

THkF FLoGttD -AthieS. who had been
in the habit Of stealing newspapers from
doors in Stockton, was caught the other
morning. and hoggcl soundly He kept
newspaper depot, and thus added to his
stock
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Merchants Exchange and Billiard Saloon.

Montgomery street. opposite the Drug Store of
Randall McDermott The subscriber would in
form the public, that he has taken the saloon for
merl. known rs the Washington Exchange and hnv-
ng reltted the same in the best manner, making it
at the same time the most commodious and COM
Portable Saloon in Oroville The Bar will be sup
piled win liquors Of the best quality. In short.
everything Will be done to promols the comfort Of
his patrons, for which "A share OF public patronage is
respectfully, solicited.
febl9 DWARKOWSKY,
Formerly of the firm of IIupley Il Co, Marysyie.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01

ORANGE EN.--Ihree female Next
cans were caught stealing oranges and
prunes from Stockton fruit stand few
days ago. They We're found in the suburbs
OF one Of the Senoritas crinoines
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01

4 VALLEJO kILL>D By a HoRsE-DoR
Juan Antonio Vallejo, was killed by horse,
the Doth May, at his rancho on the Pajaro
river, County of Monterey
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01

SUICIDE \ gentleman writing to the
NAriposa Democrat, from IIornitas, under
date Of May 10Th, says:
Last week Mr.. Alex c. Gill cast himself
from one OF the steep lrecipices OF the Buttes
near Indian Gulch and Was instantly killed,
His body was much maugIcd by striking on
projecting rocks The height is over fifty
feet lie was buried near Indian Gulch by
sumo of his 40 comrades.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
HOTELS, SALOONS, sc.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
Covxxp N,xraoMgRy AND HrNrooN STREETS,
VILE.
FRANK JOHNSON. -. Proprietor

49,. HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
N..i!' known heretofore liunioon's Exchange !
A.I have renovated RENTED, he"lN 'urhiSneu anu
711-.1 il under the, above name, with entirely new
arrangements | have erected II spacious dining
hal-added large number of elegantly furnished
roo rs for Families, and am prepared Ia accom'n".
date any number of guests ~ "A manner thai Tusi
will la, satisfactory To all Having had the ben
eft OF long experience in the business, al d as
shall Give my whole attention to II, | intend TO
make Iais house IN All its essential appointments he
very best in this section OF California
FRANK JOHNSON.
y B-Thc Cal Stage Co.. General Office is AT bis
House. where passengers arrive from and depart 10
ali points OF Inc country.
Necemheg 30. lS1& d3l-lt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
NOTICE

EDU BIlC Notice i hereby given that three certain
n prGAI Sofy>notts made by Abel Monty; 81
trovlile. Bate CoUn y, payable 10 he order o ~ n.
Maslen. apf endorsed 10y hun. each Tor the sum "
seven hundred ana tWtHtt-uh lwrtIs tEht "''
hundredt bs dollars. dUc several! at sAy' Hlh''!
ahd one hundred ana twenty DAYS from ddle' ''"'
llth lea7 viii nol be paid 10y me- a. Use c'N''ue'a.
lion OF the sald notes has failed aud all persons arc
NIX MAsTEN.
Or0yIlle. May I4,h, l-j7. III
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01

Buoy Ar Blossom Rock The buoy at
Blossom Rock between lerba Buena and
A!catraz Islands, is said to have sunk and
disappeared.