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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

4 little boy who says his name !. Joel
Flake, and that his fathers name Is
pa and his mothers name 'ma,' wa.
found in ,he.treet in the upper portion OF
the city, and kindly taken care Of by Mr.
=. Reilly. The child has no idea ms to the
whereabouts Of his parents, and cannot
tell where they last resided or how long
he has been separated from them. He IL
quite young-not more than five or 81,
years Of age, and, Of course quite anxiou'
to be restored To his parents. Persons In
formed us 10 the whereabouts Of Mr.. Flake
will please communicate these facts to him
and thus put him in "a way TO recover hi
lost child
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
The Cairo Bulletin, May 10.
DEAD BODIES AFloAT.
TERR1DLE REMINDERS OF THE
STONEWALL DISASTER.


we we're informed by gentlemen from
Goose Island, to-day, that the dead bodies
OF three men and one woman lie lodged in
the drift in the Mississippi river at Dog
Tooth Bend, about eighteen miles above
Cairo. One of the bodies i, entirely naked,
and all ofthem far advanced in the process.
of decomposition. That they are victims
of the Stonewall disaster, can scarcely be
doubted. The burned and .charred cloth
ing, the decomposed state of the bodies,
and other facts point unerringly to that
conclusion. One Of the bodies bear. u
mortal wound, inflicted evidently with II
knife. This is, no doubt, the body Of the
man who was stabbed by another while
cling'ng to a bale of hay--a tragical oc-
cnrrence alluded to by the BULLETIN a
DAY or two after the StonewalI disaster.
Besides these facts, there are others which
go to prove that the bodies are those ofthc
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
ROUGH AND READY FIRE co.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. LTC.

There was very pleasant reunion Of
the of the Rough and Ready Fire company,
last night, which, but for the want Of space,
We should notice at length.
The o.ficers-elect whose names we pub
lishel last week, were duly installed by +.
Bross, Esq. This ceremony and the BUSH
ness of the evening concluded, the com
pany were invited TO the hall G ow, where
The aforesaid officers had lrJv.ded cold
collation.. including wine, beer, ETC., in
tempting abundance. During the discus
sion of this repast sundry toasts were pro-
nounced, and President Becrwart and Mr..
Oberly called on for speeches. Both gem
tlemen responded briefly aud to the point,
President Becrwart submitting "a
proposition that elected the unqualified
assent Of nearly everybody present. 1t
was understood to be: Boys, let's take a
, drink
/ The bids for the erection of the com.
/ pany's new engine house, reported by the
building committee, were rejected, and the
preparation of new plan directed. The
same building committee was continued
and will in due time advertise for new
| bids.
The enjoyment of the company was in
terruptcd by the changing of fire bells
The alarm proved TO be false one but
as the night was well advanced, the mem
! hers instead rpsuminV the fr.tiyi,ies rp
paired TO their several homes.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
XESruCEYsLAIEsT AND BEST.

Whatever emanates from this old COM
monwcalth We are wont to look upon u,
the real ''simon pure and genuine arti-
Gle of the class represented. In fact, We
may say with emphasis, that Kentucky is
not healthy soil for the growth Of hum
bugs. The best thing now offered to our
citizens from this State is the Great Hen
derson Co, Prize Scheme" and We bclicv,
they will show their wisdom by investing
freely in tickets. Read the Advertisement
found in another column Of our paper close
ly, and investigate the whole Thoroughly
and learn how completely the facts bear
out the statement. The Editor of this pa.
per will take pleasure in ordering tickets
for such of his friends as may wish il,
mydSwlw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
nO,YE HTNGRY AND InIR>IIi

Knew We that at the Egyptian Brewery
Saloon, corner Of Tenth street and Wash
ington avenue, can be found, in their
greatest purity, Weiss Beer, Setter, Kis.cn-
gen and Soda Waters, the real, genuine \
No. Lager Beer and Wines, Liquors,
Cigars, etc.
Cold or hot meals set 70 order. Come,
listen to the mocking bird"
CHAs, SClIENMEYER Proprietor,
MAY ., 1870. dim
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
RIVER NEWS.
DEPARTURES.

The weather is again cloudy. cold and
damp.
The river has fallen eight inches since
last report.
The Mississippi is falling slowly at 81.
Louis
The Ohio Is rising Mt Pittsburg with six
feet water in the channel, and falling ut
Louisville with seven feet large IN the
chute over the falls.
Business at our wharf Was not very brisk
after the departure of the Thompson Dean
yesterday, but no boats have since arrived
bound for ~ -.
Nearly all the arrival, since last report
were for points north and east, aud conse-
qucntly no freight could be- received 10y
river for reshipment south.
The Belle Of st. Loui. {. the regular
packet for Memphis this evening, aud the
Belle Memphis for st. Louis, to-nish, ut g
o'clock
| The Quickstep is the regular packet fol
Evansville this evening.
The Paducah packets depart daily at
/ =. IN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

81. Nicholas Hotel, MAY .. 1870.
J. Cotton, City; X. Harden, Ky; Col,
Bowen, Cityi G, Winston, Mound City
Mrs. NJ. Boren and Daughter, City
ID. X. Coolbaugh, Chicago; j. Dean
Charleston Mo; j. Davis, do; A. Gri.by
do A. Andrews, City, NJ. Chey New
Orleans X. j. Smith, Chicago; T., Dick
inson, III; VIM. l.. Sargent, Tenn; c, Z
Clark, do A. Murphy, III John Seymour,
Mo; Samuel, st, Clair New York City
Mrs. Davis and family, Texas Peter Van
Austin, and Lady, Colorado.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
DECORATION DAY.

A meeting of the citizens generally will
be held in the vacant store room adjoining
the Office of Col. Rearden, in Winters
block, on Friday evening, May 18th, 1870,
for the purpose of making arrangements
for decorating the Soldiers graves In
Mound City Cemetery.
All persons who desire to pay tributary
honors to our fallen heroes are requested to
be present at this meeting. 1t.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
PHOTOGRAPHS. Photographs.

Go to j, o, Bagwell, Photographer,
corner Eighth street, and Ohio Lcvce for
pictures, Carte de Nisites, etc. Having
made arrangements with some of the best
artists of our large cities, he respectfully
solicits order. for copying and enlarge
ing old pictures. Call at his rooms and
see specimens cfwork in that line.
upidtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
HALL THURSDAY NIGHT.

A bdl will be given in Mrs. Smiths
boarding house, corner of Levee and
Thirty-fourth streets ON Thursday night
the 18th instant, to which the public is
cordially invited. There will be good mu-
sic, good order and good time. Let all
who would enjoy night Of harmless re-
creation be present. 3ts
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
40 COMMERCIAL AVENUE
MINERAL WATERS.
FIRST or THE SEASON

Kissingen, Setter, and Blue Lick
Waters, and all the other variety of
waters from the celebrated springs of Ger
many and America, on draft and for sale
by the glass gallon or barrel at the drug
store OF b. T, Whitaker, No. lOS CONNER
cial avenue, Cairo Ills. apll2tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
the CHEAT SPRING KExEDy.

In the spring Of the year. nature de-
mands an assistant in driving out the NOR
bifc substance collected in the blood,
which Is sure TO generate bilious COM
plants and derange the entire human sys-
ten. The only remedy adequately efec-
tual In cases OF this character is Mshlers
Herb Bitters, which thoroughly purifes
the blood, corrccts all the irregularities Of
the system, re-invigorates the general con.
stitution, and produces perfect health and
good spirits where now Is general debility,
nervousness, etc. For all diseases arising
from impurities Of the blood, Mishler' :
Herb Bitters is pronounced by the highest
medical authorities the most certain,
speedy, and agreeable remedy extant.
Thousands have tested its efficacy, and de-
clare 1t is the greatest assistant OF nature
in her conflict with disease, that the ligh,
Of science has ever brought to our knowl-
edge. Sold by all druggists and dealers,
DIR. 8. d. Hartman h Co., Proprietors,
Lancaster, Pa. mGeodlwl,w.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
W. T. SCOTT.
a. A special conyocation Of Cairo
~ chapter No. II, X. A. NJ, will be
held th, Tuesday evening at s o'clock
for work In the VI TX. NJ, degree.
b. order Of NJ T. II. l..
VI. L. CUNNING. Secy.


All persons owning or harboring dogs
or slut- are hereby notified that the take,
due upon them must be paid on or before
the tlr.t day in June 1870. Aiier tina,
time all dogs or sluts, upon which the
take, have not been paid will be slaughter
cd. Call upon the city Marshal, then aud
liquiiate. Office IN Bros. building.
NJ BAMBRICK. City Mar-hal.
maylO6t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

The Pulaski. county negroes gathered
in Mound City on Saturday to the num-
Der Of three or four hundred no,withstand-
ing the prevailing rain and mud. Col,
Lowe ,poutcd bad grammar and hate Of
Democrat. at rs many as had the for,itudc
20 stand such an infection.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
LAMP EXPLOSIONS,

VIII the people avoid these dangers by
using genuine article, which is perfectly
safe and has the reputation of being the
best in use} 1t is the Aurora Oil. 1t
gives brilliant light, and can be had at
95 Ohio Lcvee. Call and get the cheapest
9ght in use. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
COTTAGE FOR RENT.

The comfortable and well arranged Cot,
tage, on the corner Of Washington avenue
and Division street, will be rented to a
good tenant on reasonable terms. Two
lots, good cistern, outhouses, all complete.
Applyto T, UCALLAHAN m96t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
THE st. NICHOLAS HOTEL AND REST ArRAST,

This popular and eligibly located house
Of public entertainment Is now fitted aud
furnished throughout in good style and,
under the management Of Messrs. Walker
4 Slisson, is doing large and thriving
business. 1t is kept upon the European
plan-the CUES, calling for what he wants
and when he wants IL, whether in the day
or night time, and paying only for what
he orders. The rooms are large and clean,
furnished with the best of beds and bed
ding, while all other features Of the es-
Enlistment are arranged with AN especial
eye to the comfort and convenience Of the
guests. iaGtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
ACARD FROM ". 7. SCOTT.

c,iRo, H., May 10 ls7o.
ME,sRs EDrToRs:-A colored woman
by the name Of Mrs.. Williams Is circula-
ting the report that she gave me some
oiey to count, and that wrongfully de-
tanned portion Of it. Mrs. Williams
handel me 500 90 which, according to an
agreement was to be equally divided be-
tween IT., in consideration cf importan,
service, had rendered her. I satisfied
myself with s35, and handed back to her
the balance Of $50 50. The money was
counted in her presence, and she dare not
say tina, wronged her out OF one cent.
This statement will be indorscd by Mr.
Jim Allen who !, familiar with the Who'll,
transaction.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
CARPETS, CARPErs,i CARPErs.,!

X, ii. Cunningham has added carpet
department to his establishment In which
heeAhibits all the new designs in Brussels,
ingrains, oil cloths, rugs, etc. which he
Offers III prices which will insure their sale.
II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
LOST.

\ pocket diary with cash account and
memorandum. Owners name written on
hy leaf The finder will be duly reward
81 by leaving it at the book store of II. a.
Harmon. INTO.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
FLOUR.

One hundred half.barrels Of Choice
Family Flour, suitable for the trade, for
sale at the Egyptian Mills. spliadtf-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Coor- airy aud splcndidly ventilated
Rooms, can be- had at the Saint Charles,
with board during the hot summer me nth.,
ut cery toc prices. Familic, can be ac-
oomodatcd during the above period, with
our most desirable rooms, at large deduct-
ion from regular rates. dtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

BARGAINS! BARGAISs 90 A good suit of
clothing for ten dollars, at z, Nefs, 70
Ohio Lcvee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

THE BEST IN USE-Ender's Chill
Cure
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

JUsT REcEIvED.-T The Shoe Fly Elliot
and Don't Bodder Ne Hats and caps at
T.. Nefs, No. 70 Ohio Levee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

JusT received at Mrs. c, McGees, fine
assortment of MISSES and CHILDRES' :
SHOES, ofeyery style and description.
hpljtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

The It. Nicholas Billiard Hall is one
If the largest and best furnished ia the
country. II Is the resort Of both citizens
and strangers who indulge in billiard
playing. janGtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Clothing for the million at l.. Nefs No
10 Ohio levee. The best good in the city
will be found nj thi, house. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Everything in the boot and shoe line for
gentlemen wear at Elliott iiaythorn *
Coz. apl30d3t.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-02
ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS. :
HENRY A. WISE.
NE appears before tbe Riehmond Bar.

He appears before the Richmond Bar.
We see from tho Eaquirer that this ''old
man eloquent n now practicing in the
courts Of that city. In the following
lStabbing case--a yankee ''doctor" was
placed on the witness stand and was thus
pumped and rushed in the wonted tart and
brusque style Of this old eccentric lawyer:
General Wise---Dr. Sterling, are you
graduate Of any medical schoolS' s
Witnes-.'I decline to answer the ques-
tion."
Gen. W.. to the Mayor--''I insist. your
Honor, that the witness be compelled to
answer my question. He comes here as a
medical witness, and | want TO know, and
want you to know, what weight, IL any,
should be attached to his testimony"
Witness-.I won't answer thc ques-
tion."
sIayor--Tt is a proper question and you
must answer il. y
Witness--'Well. then, no. I am not a
graduate"
Gen. W.-"Now you say the wound in
David Frayser's temple was inflicted with a
razor. How do You know it?''
Witness-..I didn't say 81"
Gen. W.-"You said Il was appuentl,
done with razor. Now can you tell from
looking at il whether an incised wound !,
inflicted with o razor,or any other shart in
strument.
Witness--s.I think can"
Gen. W.-..IIow?'
Witness endeayoring to explain, but
couldn't. Q
Gen. Wise" What Is an inclined
wound!"
Witness very mad-.'T won I answer any
more questions. didn't comc here to BE-
abused. 'i'asa
Gen. Wise--''I am not abusing you.
The court will protect you, If any one at.
tempts to abuse you. | repeat the ques.
ton, what Is an inciscd wound r.
Witnoss-''I refuse 10 answer any more
questions.i' il s'tntfh SRI 3
Mayor--"Tho witness must answer th,
que.tion; il Is proper onc.''
Witness-"'Weli, an inciscd wound Is I
wound that Is deeper in some parts than il
Others" i.
Con. Wise.---"THis Dr. can stand q
side. / have had enough Of him.
Several other witnesses were examined
and the parties we're sent on to be tr..cd 70
felony, aud bailed in $3.50 each. to appea
for triul on the third Monday In February
Ohio has twenty three thousand NOR
Ibeys than girls
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SENDING HOME a sPrRIoIs CORPSE.

Marvellous inapOstare upon q NeiC York
Physici,as-A Wife aud Her Mother.
Peraaaeatiy, Seqaesteriig g HtLf efhe
Doctors Properly.
DIR. Cyrus Ramsay. Of 2i5 East Thir-
teenth street distinguished physician, has
been made the victim Of All astonishing
swindle. Two or three years ago he was
called to attend very beautiful and cdu-
Gated woman who lived in the Bowery. He
found her in INDECENT circumstances, resid-
ing on the top foOr Of tenement honsc.
Her condition was precarious, and il nced-
Cd all his skill to save her. During her
sickness, DIR. Ramsay, then bachelor, fell
in love with her, and when she recovered
he took her to live with him rs his house.
keeper. Soon thereafter she became hi
wife. Their house was elegantly furnish
cd.
a time came when the Doctor looked a.
bout for permanent and profitable invest
ment for his money, Of which he had now
many thousands in savings bank. Ills
wife suggested the purchase of the house in
which they were living, and an adjoining
one, together with the ground on which the
buildings stood. Negotiations were at once
opened for that purpose. The wife cxhi-
bited the most earncs; solicitudc on the sub
ject, and eventually prevailed upon the own
ers Of The property to sell i. When the
deeds came to be made out she prevailed
upon her husband to have the property
decided in her name, TO meet The event Of
his ever getting into disastrous specuIa-
tion. Accordingly the property was decd
ed in her name. About month after
wards the wife complained that her health
was bad, and that change Of climate was
absolutely necessary. After many rounds
about proceedings she arranged to 20 to Gu
ba for the benefit Of her health, ailing in
september last. The dOctor did not 20
with her, bis practice not permitting. The
wife was accompanied BY her mother.
October came. aud with Il letter in
forming The doctor that his wife was dead.
IIc sent for her body and got H. 11a1
When the msthor returned from Cuba.
and the body had been Inferred in Grccn.
wood, a lawyer appeared on The scene, and
informed the physician that bis wife had
made will. The doctor was amazed, ant
what was his astonishment % learn that hal
Of his property had been willcd 70 his wife'i
lmothcF. Need It be added that trouble
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From Josh BiIIing's !. Farmers, AImanac.,'

From Josh billings farmcrs' Almanac"
lie is like a kat, it never Gums tew yu
in straight line.
What IL an old bachelor? The hero ov
a cot bedstcad.
A debt is alwus growinge if Il dsaA
gro in size, it grows i'll hcft. ~
Tew git wrong things out ov yure rlild's
head, comb it often.
The time to be karcfullest il when We
hay a hand full Of trumps.
To find the square root oy a hog nose,
turn him into gardin-patch.
Few learn your offspring to seal, make
them beg hard for all that you give them.
Be kerful how you soke yoar makfcl, too
much sokeing takes the water out ov them.
III man haint got well balanced head,
like tew see him part his hair in the mid
die.
| q. How long kan goose stand on one
leg? A. Try it---ihat's the way the goose
found out.
The devil IL mean kuss, he never keeps
biz own promises, but alwus makes Us keep
ours.
Dandylions planted in April are almost
sure tew he'd out--so are tud-stools, 50 are
hed-cheeze.
II had mule who wouldn't neither
kick nor bite, should watch him dredful
cluss till found out WHARF hiz malice did
| lie.
When yu see l3 geese walking injun file,
and tocing in, yu kan deliberately bet yure
last surviving dollar on a bad winter.
Thare is only one good substitute for the
endearments Of a sister, and that il the en-
dearmants oy sum other phellow's sister.
/ Love IL sed tew be blind but know lots
Iovphellows in love, who kan see twice az
mutch in their sweethearts as kan.
j Thare will be adomestik eklipse this year
j VISIBLE only tew the naked eye, kauzed lbi
the new Comet Sorosis jumping out ov her
pasture, and cantering around promiskus.
/ April l3th.-To Ezra Push, Jun., a pat
tent was issued for a one-wheeled yelosi-
lpcde. This wise instrumentality haz two
handles tew it, and IL purswaded BY taking
hold ov the handles, and walking between
them with shove moshun. If Il wasn't q
velosipedc, it would be an old fashioned
wheelbarrow.
| Fcbruary.-This month has but 2S days
lEhe extreme kold weather that prevails haz
lpuckered up the month. Once in four years
thare IL big melt, and then the month
swells. and haz 30 days. This month il
looked upon az unpleasant; and it is un.
pleasant for digging out woodehucks; but
for sitting in front oy the fire, and skinning
apples, and throwing the seeds at the CALLS,
it kant be beat. The name oy this month
is derived from an old Chinese word tncv
lost which means condea. kOla.
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towards the democratic side of the House
as he could, and eleyating his eyebrows till
his face assumed the appearance af q full
moon, roared out, 81 want the gentleman
from Ohio to understand that | don't keep
school," Here the Prince laughed hear
tily again, and evidently became more deep
ly interested in Butler. He listened very
attentively to the speech until Butler sat
down, when he arose and the entire party
left, proceeding. to the east front, where
they re-entered their carriages and drove to
the British Legation.
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We have seen (says the Macon Telegraph
a letter from this gentleman, dated GraH-
louisville, 18th instant, in which the wri-
ter says:
II am now little better than have
been--I am able to sit up, read and write
a little; but | cannot walk or even stand
without assistance.
Please accept my thanks for the interest
you manifest in my well-being, both physi-
cal and spiritual. BE assured | am per-
fectly resigned to the will Of God in all my
affections. / cndcavor with the patience
Of job. to bear whatever awaits me under
His dispensation; and with a full faith in
his mercy, through the atoning mediation
Of the Redeemer; and also further, with q
firm belief that ..all things work together
for the good Of those who love God," and
put their trust in Him.
A leading object with me for years, In
deed from early youth, hts been SO to live
so to conduct myself in all things-so to
discharge. by the assistance of Divine grace,
all the duties Of this probationary term-as
to be ready to leave this sphere Of exis-
tence for another, brighter and better
one, whenever the summons for my depar-
ture may come. This would, however
much as | may have engaged in its active
scenes during my day, has never had any
real attraction for me. l have it is true,
taken deep interest in them, but at ell
times more from a sense of duty than from
any other consideration.
I now feel deep interest in what is 60
ing on in our State, and in reply to your
inquiry ON this subject, all | can say is, that
il utter no word to the public, and take
no part even feeble as | am. it il only be-
cause / do not see that anything | could
say or do could possibly effect any good.
God. IN his inanits snercy. fmly knows,
what is to become Of this country and it
institutions.
can say no more now except to repeal
my thanks for your letter, and return L
you my best wishes now and forever.
Yours truly,
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS"
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Il will If I can, but. like Bully Button,
| am slow to study. But come, now, be
reasonable, Help US down the 81. Law
renee.
Il won't co. he continued, outside.
We'll, don'tgo down there, or you'll
get into the pantry and commit some absug-
dity. Turn TO your left, and then to your
right. But, touching the ST. LawrenceY
The venerable philosopher disappeared,
but from the bottom Of the stairs he cried
out:
.D-n the st. Lawrence lisa humbng.
Poor old gcntlemanl How blind he is.
d. p.