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Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23
THE HOlh VOLUME.
NEW SERIES! NEW FORM!
1n1 rlpfoRIAL
JOURNAL
4 HlRsT CLASS

%AAsSANOAONANAA OOOASAS0A
Elasr CLASS
Family Magazine.
Specially devoted u the Science Of MAJ" "
bic improvement, BY al The means indicated
by Se'esse. =
F1rs.elosy. The Brain and it, Functions /;
the Loestion, snd Natural Language Of the
Oresns, with directions fer cultivsting and
restrsihing them .nd the relations subsistins
between Mind and Body dessribed.
Pkys;og.o~y, with Ill the Signs Of Char
.eter and how to read them," 10 . special fea-
ture.
Etk~o1osy or, T1e Natural H;.sory ef Nav.
-Customs, Religions. and Nodes Of Life in
different Tribes and Nations, will be given.
Psychology AVID dA~nsomy.--rhe Organization,
Structure and Functions of tho Hmman Body
the Laws Of Life aud Health--What NO should
Rat and Drink, How ve should bs clothed, and
How to Exercise, Sleep and Live, presented
gisnie Principles.
Porsrsiss, 1kesckes and Diogrophies Of the
leading Men aud women Of the World in oil
departments Of life are special features.
eating and training Children, this Magasins
has no superior, - It points out oil the psculi-
critics Of Character and DEPOSITION, and rem
dsrs gsvsrnnsne and elass'n1estisn not only
possible but Easy.
Much general and useful Insornstion on
the leading topics Of the day 10 given, and NO
efforts ars spared t. 8sks this most interest
ins and iastsuetivs - we'll - the Best Pieto-
rial Family Magazine ever Published.
EsssbljaAsd-The Jo1rnsl has reached it,
Eoth Velsss, md with January Number, 1870,
1~ &sriss Il ssnnsnoed. The fern
hos bosn ehaaesd from . Qsaste 70 the more
convenient Oetave, and many inPrsvenents
have been nads. It hes steadily ineresssd IN
haysr during The many ysazs it has been pub.
Kshsd, sad Vss nsvsr more popular than At
present.
-ltfoatlly, 4 - . year: In advance
Single 1uabsss, 20 cents. Clubs OF ton or
asrs, g each, aad IN extra copy 70 agent.
We srs offering tho most liberal Premiumt.
lnelose Is cents fer . sample numhsr, with
new Pictorial Poster and Prospsctus, and =
complete List Of Premiums.
Address s. b. WILLS, Publisher,
$50 Broadway. New York.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23

How TRUE and how strange, that
people should seek relief in tho hero.
gli6cs Of a docter's prescription when
they can buy as good, and nine times
out Of ten, a better remedy than most
doctors give, for the insignificant sum
of g cents. We refer to Judson's
Mountain Herb Pills, these pills cure
Headache, Liver Complaint, Indiges-
ton, Female Irregularities, and all Bill
ious disorders, they are prepared from
formula pronounced by the most
learned Physicians Of our country, to be
the best and most universal of family
medicines. Give them fair trial and
you will never be without Judson's
Mountain Herb Pills. Sold by all Deal
ers. 37m3
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23
$4,000! $loo.oo!!. &loo.Qo!,!!

. For ono tareen Repps. Parior Suite, consist
ing oil reto, / Easy Chair, ! Sewing Chair,
l Bracc Arm Chairs Of tho worry best Eastern
manufactured ware. Tho. aboye cannot be
bought in Milwaukee or Chicago at tho very
lowest Wholesale pri.'c, for less than 440, 90.
Wcvcnture the assertion that We g. are selling
these suites at least $4,000 loss thai; similar
styles can DO bought at rctsil in either Of tho
latter places. SEVEN sulrEs slxr avr Auk,xa
THE PAST THREE MONTHS.
- = HOPKINS / FERNALD.
Dealer. in Furniture, Reddi.e ess.., Aa,tin,
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

II O1SA HOASAAO4AN1SoA A01l>
M Default has been naae in The Y>yAeat
denturo Of mortgage bearing date the 6ftsentA
day If Dccomber In the year IS ass loed es<
theussnd eight hssdreA sad sixty-sisAk, made
and executed by Michael Monsrnott aud his
wifa Mary NoDeiaAott, Of Otmstead Ca%aty,
Minn., to Martha r. Lake ef Austin MiHA..
to secure tho pay1eatof tho s>a& Of six ham
drcd aud kfty dollars according TO- IL eond;-
tions 81 three ProAissosT 1stes msdc andexe-
cuted by sai1 kiehaaa MeDsr.att to said
said mortgage, vAisA sai6 nsstgsGss Uas duly
recorded in tho odis> ofths Register eEdesdA
in and for tho County ef 3Snwss snd State
Of Mmnesota. on tAs 3Sra, day ef Dscsmber A.
H. 1855 1t six o'clock r. u in Ebsle co" Of
mortgages "a Psges 2e6, zoo and 3o7. And
said mortgage tagetA0r" With the dhbt which,.
ths saE> was given to sccars vas duly ~.
signed and Transferred by said: Martha r..
Lake T. w. II. -Exans, ON TIC. 2fst day Of
December. A. d. 1882. which assignment was,.
on said 2ist, day Of Deosmber, A. D. 1864.
in aud for said County Of Mower in book.
"K'' Of mortgages on. pago Numbered 54l and
sA2, 4 II o'olosk P. y.
There. 10 claimed to Se duo, and 10 due, on
said mortgage at the date Of tho Arst' publi-
cation Of this netioe tho sum Of ono hundred
aud eighty -three4 ninety one hundredth dollars
($lS3.0O) and no proceedings At law: or other
wise hars been bad to recover tho sams er'asE
part thereof. ..>.g
Now therefore notice IL hereby given that
in pursuance Of ths power Of sele l. said
mo rtgage contained and the provisions ehths
statues in suoh osses made and provided, TIE
following named premises which ars described
in said mortgage, TO Wit:
The North East quarter IN. +. y Of section
number thirteen (l3) in town ono hundred and
four (l04) north 81 range nunbsr fnartesn 90
West, in the County 81 Mower, State q Min
ncsota containing one hundred and sixty (les)
acres according to government survey, h>tAe
samo more or less, win ls sold At public ano-
tion, at tho Office Of Messrs. Page / Wheeler,
in tho Village If Austin, in said Ceae%y Of
Mower, on Saturday the bth, day Of Ishrusry
A. D 1870. at ten O'Clock in tho forenoon, to
satisfy the amount then due on sast mort.
s>se, tese thor with any dollars ahts->sys
fees, which arc allowed BY tho tes,as 4 said
mortgage, and costa of salo.
Datsd Austin. iinn.. 0eo. 72d. 1oeA
". n. EVANS, hpsiepss>
Hgo Waee'ss, Auasssys. Austak kina.
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martin0 is Coming.

The celebrated Martino has Just
concluded brilliant engagement at
St. Panl and Minneapolis aud is to favor
our city with entertainments on Dec.
9th, 28th, 29th, 3oth, 31st, and jan,
1st His success at St. Paul aud Min
neapolis has never been cqualed by any
tronpe, on the travel.
We take the followingcompl ary
notice from the Ninnea polls Tribune.
The rush At the Opera House last sven;nk
to SEQ Martino was 10 great that large mum
ber were turned away, being unable to gain
admittance. Never hns tho rush been 80
great here before to see any entertainment.
With the exception Of the floating head and
tho instancous growth Of flowers, there was .
complete change Of programme last evening,
and the entertainment was, if possible, moro
interesting than upon last evening. At the
conclusion, tn distribution Of prizes took
place, pr oduoing au unusual amount Of fun
and merrmcnt. That alone is worth the price
Of admission.
Grand Matinee Saturday afternoon.
Every child attending will receive a
handsome present.
Admission to Matinee 25c. Chill
dren, 15c.
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Where he is now opening a
splendid stock Of Boots and
Shoes, which he has just receiv-
ed from the eastern market, and
which he intends to sell cheap.
1Ie extends a cordial invitation
to all his old friends and custo-
mers to call in and see him at
his new store. and, promising
all, Good Goods at very Low
Prices. Remember the place.
Jones' Brick Block, corner Main
and Mill streets, Austin.
Austin, Minnesota, Nov. 5th, 1869
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23

Last week We published an item rela.
ting to little boy SIN Of Mr.. Joel
Mohe, being run over. Mr.. Pierce, the
teamster, has called upon US, and says
that the article did him an injus-
ticc, inasmuch as he was not to blame.
He says his horses are spirited, and he
was in a hurry to reach the train
with a load Of -four. He e:ys there
was plenty to take care Of the boy,
which accounts for his not Stopping to
assist the boy after he was hurt. We
give Mr.. Pierce the benefit of his ex.
PLANTATION.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CONGREGATIONAL E. NJ. WILLIAMS:
Services on Sabbath, 1o3a. M, evening u o.
clock, Sunday School At II m. Prayer
Thursday evening at 7-3O o'clock.
METuODIST.-Rev. ]. NJ. RoaERs: Scr
vice on Sabbath at lo3 o. M, evening ~.
Sunday School ut 2 p. N. P5ayer-meetiug,
Thursday evening at.
BAPTIST.-Rev. II. I. PARkER : Service on
Sabbath At lol .. M, evening, at y. Sun
day .-n1ol at 10 minutes p. m. Prayer-meet-
ing Thursday evening 1t u o'clock. Church
meeting first Saturday Of each month.
PRESBYTERIAN.-Re II. A. MATHEW:
Service every Sabbath at 103 =. m. evening At
II o'clock.
CHRIST CHURCH, (EP1sCoPAL.) Rev.
J.. ". GIBSON, Rector: Service At 10 ! .. m.
and 7p.m. Friday P. m. Sunday School,
= p. M.
CATIlOLIC.-Rev. JonS KkLLsR: servie
two snbbaths in each month.
UNIVERSALIST.-Rev Mr.. WAKEFIELD: !:
Service on alternate Sabbaths, at tho Cour
liousc, At 1o3 =. m. evening u. Sunday
School At IL m.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to DR.. p. C. Derry,
will take notice that he has loft all accounts
with Joka Ath.rton for collection, In Austin.
BY paying their accounts to him and taking
his receipt therefore will be tho sanuc If paid
to me. shall be obliged to solicit Of thosO
indebted to INC, to mako oNrly payments as
possible, Tho nccrssisy If immediate? .9ay-
lncnt is absolute.
All persona wishing to eanssM. Dr.. Berry,
by letter or otherwise, wilt Sud him at No
l78 west Madison street, Chiaaga.
All friends tto,n Austin Ct Mowcr couaty,
arc respectfully solicited to ;all on Dr.. Berry
while in Chicago. Th.y shall hs made vel
como.
&c. DERRY, NJ. d.
October u, 1850, h2stf
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Parker, Editor of
the Albert Lea Standard, paid or
Office visit on Friday We were
absent, consequently did not have the
pleasure Of forming an acquaintance.
The next time you are in Austin, We
shall be at home, Bro. Parker.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23

Attention is invited to the prospoctu =
Of Godey's Lady's Book, to be found
on the lst page Of this paper. Cooley
has but few eqauls in the magazine
line, and our lady readers should all
subscribe for it. Its fashion plates arc
unequalcd.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23

sr0sioss, contains froM ffty to one h""d'ed pei
cent. xs0re matter than any similar pe1iodica
;sssed i" the E"g9ish language.
Critical Noiices Of the Press.
The most popular Monthly in tho World
Ne,o York OLserper.
We must refer in terms of eulogy to the high
tone and varied excellcnces Of Harpers Monthly
80 journal with monthly circulation Of
10000 copies-in whose pages arc to he found
some of the choicest light and general reading
of tho day. We speak of this work as an cvi.
dcnce of the culture Of the American people
and the popularity it has acquired is mcritcd
Each Number contains fully IA pages Of road.
ing matter, appropriately illustrated With good
woodcuts; and it combines in itself the racy
monthly aud the more philosophical quarterly,
blended with tho best features of the daily
journal. It has gacat power in the disscmins-
ton Of love of pure ltcraturo.-TRUBNER'a
Guide to American Literature, London.
It 10 ono of the wonders of journslism-the
editorial management Of Harpers. = All
the periodicals which tho Harper's publish arc
slmost ideally we'll edited.-TKe Nation. ". Y
We can account Tor its success only by the
simple fsct that it meets precisely the popular
taste, furnishing variety of pleasing and in
s4ructive reading for all.-Zoin's Herald, Boston
SUBSCRIPTIONS.-l
Harper's Magazine, Ono Year, ~ 90
An extra copy Of either the Magazine, Week
~, or Bazaar, will eupplic'l gratis for ovcry
Club Of five subscribers At $500 each in one
remittance; or. six copies for $4,000, without
extra copy.
So New York.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23

Fresh Garden. Flour. Fruit, Herb,
Tree, Shrub and Evergreen Seeds,
with directions for culture, prepaid
BY mail. The most complete and ju-
dicioas assortment In the country
Agents wanted
IS Sorts Of either for $1.0o; prepaid BY
mail. Also Small Fruits, Plants, Bulbs, all
tho new Potatoes, &c. prepaid BY mail. Al
Early Rose Potato, prsPsid for $l;ee: Con
overs Colossal Asparagus, $500 Per 1co, 925
per 1000, prspsid. Now hardy fragrant ever
blooming japan Honey.uklo, Scots, each, pre-:
paid. True Cope Cod Cranberry, for upland
or low culture, $l.oo per 100, prepaid. with
rr.tis; also trade list. Seeds On commission.
B. III. WATSON, Old Col:ny Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Aass. Establish
ed in 1912. nS6-4n
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23
LEROY ITEMS.
From our own Correspondent.

The TRANSCRIPT Printers made ME
say many things last week that I had no
idea of sayiLg, but as the errors were
immaterial l let them 60 without cor.
rection, except the ono in the mention
Of tho Rev. Mr.. Laurie's name which
should read Rev. Mr.. Laurie instead of
the unpronounceable namo you gave
him.
The Donation party given to the
Rev. Mr.. Ross last week, was success
if we may take into consideration the
stormy weather that day and evening.
The good prices paid at this market
for sometime past has had the effect of
drawing wheat and pork from adistance
which usually went to Rochester on the
Winona & St. Peter Railroad. The
genial countenance Of friend Langwor-
thy, Of Grand Meadow, has been seen
here a number of times of late. He is
bringing his wheat here instead Of Roch-
ester. He says he can save from s to
Z cents per bushel by SO doing. He
reports that most Of his neighbors in
that section will come to lie Roy
There is nothing lost by fair dealing:
Our wheat buyers and merchants act
upon the right principle; they deal fair
ly. Farmers know it and consequently
there is mutual confidence established
which is right and proper.
There is good opening here for a
lawyer. Some young aspiring man would
find good chance here. We have no
lawyer, not oven tn. shadow Of one
He need not be afraid to come for fear
he cannot make it pay, for we have here
a society which is ostensibly for the
raising Of money for religious purposes,
but in reality to advance money to the
needy Of this class and ask no security.
Don't all come at once.
Leroy has grown large enough 50
that the many conflicting interests here
need some kind Of law and order to
govern them. It is time We were .incor-
porated, and some more ought to be
made at once, to have bill presented
to the next Legislature. We need not
enumerate the many reasons why -
should be Incorporated, they are ever,
day apparent. We" man; improve.
>mcnts in tc:wu that 70 cannot obta N in
a::yy other Way. Public wells, we want
at least two more, ard the holders of un-
improved lots would have to bear their
share Of the expenses: We wa It side
walks. We want law to enforce the TAX
ing care Of cattle and hogs, which At
the proscut.time is nuisance, and com.
pei tho owners to shut them up. Who
will move in the matter t?
This week will be a busy one in the
way of amus cmcnts.
The Baptist Sunday School are to
have a Chri istmas tie next Fr;,,.x
evening; md from the PREPARATIONS being
made, fiuc time may be expected -
T:.oo Presbyterian s. S. will also have a
Christmas tree at McKec's Hall on the
same evening, and they do not intend
being out done by any one. They will
have q supper in connection with their
festivities.
The teachers, and more advanced
scholors Of our public schools, intend CIV
ing an entertainment next Thursday
evening, at the school house, for the
purpose of raising money to buy globes
and other aperatus for the use Of, the
Glasses. This is praise worthy object
and we hope the citizens will turn out
en-masse not only to contribute for
good cause, but to show the teachers
and scholars that their efforts are appre-
ciated.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23

We had the misfortune last week
to break our press, when about hall
through With the edition. Through
the kindness Of Messrs, Wood l. Cook
of tho Democrat We were enabled to
complete the printing Of the paper.
The Bates Bros took the machine in
hand, and now We have it back, in good
running order. They made good job
Of it.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23
Fortieth Year.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
rod 1R4A.

FOk 1917
ZKE
CHEAPEST or LADLEr NAGAZZNE&
Deeoxse II 10 tie Bess!
1t has always bser tls sart Of tsis publisher
to combine in its psces whsts7sf ir Useful,
whatsoever il elevatiss, whatever IL pure, digni-
fed, and virtu0uS in sentinpeuk. With vhs1ey-
Of may afford ratisnsl snd innocent amuss.
nsnt. For its Literary Dsps.t.est. in past
year, THE BEST wRIrEas
In the literary world have contributed, and
will continue TO furnish articles for tho yeaS
1870. Such names - 4
Marion Harlsnd, Ino Churchill,
Louise Dcrr, Meta Victoria Victor, 3"
8. An.ie Frost, Nrs. Dennison,
and Mrs. G. A. .HopkiDson,
Cannot BE- fsuud on tho pospeeus Q: Any other
Bcaws;fsl Steel Plates. is
OF these the Lady's Book eantsins josrtees
each year, superior I've sballonge cemparison)
to auy published in this country, either IN
book OF periodical r.
OUR FASHION PLATES.
Have . reputation for eorrectness the world &
Embroidery Pa;e,,s-We gi,v frequeatly .
presentation sheet to eur pstross containing
twenty, thirty, snd soHstjssG Ssrty 3ss<aas in Z
embrsidery.
Original Nss;c.-Goaey's il tkv only mses-
sine in which mnsie prepared e.prss,iy for ii
Model Coaases.-Ths only neea.;.s in this
country that gives these dssigss isths Lady's
Book. .s: e.. +. <1.~>'
Dyapi.g Lessoss- n this ws are also alone.
Wo have also CkiIdres's, horticultural
aad . Heakk department. i .,2,...~ .-:--.
GODEYS INVALUABLE RECEIPTS
upon every subject, for the Boudoir, Nursery,
Kitchen, House and Laundry.
| :. Tinted Esgravi.gs.-This 10 series Of en-
cravings that no one has attempted but our
| selves. They give great satisfaction. y
Ladys Fassy Work Department. Some Of
H. designs in this department arc printed in
collars, in . styls unequalled.
TERMS FOR 1870. :s -.
One copy, ono year $3ee
Three copys, ono year ID
Four copies, one year ~ 10 90
Five copies, one year, and IN extra copy
to the person getting up the club, max r.
ing six copies >- - m -
Eight copies, one year, and an extra copy t.
the person getting up the club, making . =
Eleven 'ee sepie., d. y..r; and an .1t,. :. =
copy to % person getting up tie eiab
making twelve copies -; 50
Hov . res;t.- Ia renittiag BY Nail, Pest
Office 0rde: on Philadelphie, or Draft On
Philadelphia or New York payoblg - sss osdv
Of L. A. Godeyis preferable to Bank Notes,
-, should the Ordar or Draft be lott or stolen,
it IN be renewed without loss to the sender.---
If Draft or Post Office Order cannot bs
Procursd, send United States or National Bank
Notes.
Address L. A. Cooley,
! ~ T. Corner Sixk osd CXeefssf ST.. F6sAh.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23

A railroad accident occurred this FORE
noon, u few miles above this station, by
which a few cars were thrown down
an cnbankment, and bridge badly
torn to peices. Have not the partica-
lars.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23

With pleasure We refer to the Weed
Sewing Machine as the best machine
now in use. Mr.. T. J. LAK8 is the
Agent. Call at his residence, with
your sewing and try it.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23
Tke Trausfript.
local Departn ent
AUSTIN, MIMI, DEC. %, 1869.
MILWAUKEE, l. ST: PAUL RAILWAY.
Passenger trains will leave Austin. going
East. At lis and l0.45 +. NJ; going West, st
3.lO and $50 A. NJ.

We haze just receiued a quantity Of
ne~ type, Of the latest styles; nc,c rules,
furniture, dc. We haze also good
supply Of Cards, Cardboard, Colored
ana 'eA'te print, Statements, biN-heod,
Ietter-head, &C., &c.-'he best quality Of
paper-t,"d arc prepared to do job
Work IN good style, and at reasonable
yuies-4N. Paul Prices. Give rs q
trial.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23
Il Complete Pictorial History cfthe

"a Complete Pictorial History cfthe
Times"
" The best, cheapest, and most successful
Family Paper in the Union"
"ARPER'S WEEKLY. 80
Ill sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
In November will be commenced " Nan and
WVc,"a new serial story, splendidly illastra-
ted, by WILKIE CoLLIss (author Of 'the Woman
in White" "No Namc," "Armndale," and
" The Inconsistency. New subscribers will be
menccmont of the story to tho end Of 1870 for
Four Dollars. 5,~E -.<@..
Critical Notices Of the Pres.. 4
The Model Newspaper Of our country. Com
plete in Ill tho departments Of an American
Family Paper, Hurper's Weekly has earned for
itself 4 right to its title, "a Journal Of Civil
lization."-Ne.o York Eccring Post.
Ha,pe~'s Weekly may bc unreservedly de-
olared the best newspaper in Ansries.-Ner
York Independent. .E.f T. , z
The articles upon public questions which
form . remarkable series Of brief political
essays. They are distinguished by clear and
pointed statement, by good eommon-sense, by
independence and breadth of view. They are
the expression Of mature conviction, high prin-
ciplc, and strong feeling, and take their place
among the best newspaper writing Of the
timc.-Norsk Amsricun Rerie,e, Bosfos, Nass.
UBsCRIPTIONs.-ls
Harpsr's Weekly, one year, .-- &4.0O
An extra copy Of either tho Magazine,
Weekly, or Bazar will bo supplied gratis for
overy club Of FIVE Subscribers at $4.oO each, in
ono remittance; or, six copies for $4,000,
without extra copy.
Subscriptions to Harpcr's Magazine Weekly,
and Bazaar, to Que address for ono year, $1,000
or, two Of Harper's Periodicals, to one address
for ono year, $500.
Back numbers CO" he supplied at any time
The annual volumes Of Karper's Weekly, in
neat cloth binding. win be sent by express, free
of expense, for $500 EACH. A complete sot,
comprising thirteen velunfss, sent on receipt
Of cash At tho ratio Of S5,25 per volume. freight
At sxpsh.c sf purchaser: valnm. &1u ready
January 1st, 1870.
. The postage on lIarcer's vcekly i. 20 cents
a ysar. which must be Paid et tho snbseribers
post otfioc. Address
HARDER l. RROTHERS New York
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23
RINDING.

W. are prepared to rcceivc orders
far binding, and invitc all that hare
hanks, pamphlets, music, magazines, pa
l'rrs de-, ,chich they desire rebound,
tn yire ws their orders. W. can assure
thew that the cork riW be done ~ first
class style, at onc Of the gerry best Bin
,lrry Embellishments IN TIE Vest
Bring on tic Work 70 the
TRANSCRIPT OFFICE.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23

NEW ADs.-Millinery, Duehans / Spring !;
Chamberlin's Law Book; Sammons / Son,
new Store; Bank Notice; Walkers New
Notices; and Mortgage Foreclosure. Road
them all. A word Of them next wook.