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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-15
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS AND
IN INVESTORS
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
SUP ERROR REAL ESTATE
And Manufacturing Property,
EMBRACING
WOODEN FACTORIES.
Dwellings for Managers ana Operatives,
WITH ABOUT
900 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND

The undersigned. Trustee viii offer for sale Pablo
Auction. at the EXCHANGE SALEsRooM, ON SECOND
STREET in the CITY OF BALTIMORE, Mn, on MON
we'll known and extensive WOODEN FACTORIES sItu
ated in Wetheredsville in Baltimore County about 81
miles from the city OF Baltimore. with the Bu dings and
Land attached. and the Machinery, Fixtures. lmple
menis and Utensils connected with the premises.
The land about 26O acres excellent and large part
admirably adapted for villas.
The roads approaching to and through the property
are excellent THERE'S abundance OF forest shade trees
and fine running springs with pure water.
The Franklin Mill" main building of stone is five
stories high, the remainder two stores in all about 1870
feet long. Dye and DRY Houses also Of stone This mill
contains sin sets Of Wooden Cards with appropriate
The ashland Mill main building of stone, one story
high $50 feet long, and contains two sets Of Wooden
Cards and machinery
These mills in operation. The other buildings
consist OF one large stone mansion fourteen rooms;
sabng for Il horses carriage house and spring house,
and frame cottage with eight rooms (hese two houses
in beautiful park of large forest tTees Two dOu-
bic Grecan frame cottages, one double Ezabehan frame
cottage three stone dwellings with back budlhgs elght
stone dwellings with back buildings Cedar Grove
frame cottage ten large frame dwellings two stories,
with stone Easements, and two other stone dwellings,
The water power is slNtyaye feet head and fall, in
three seats, two of which utilized 10 drive the
Franklin and ashland" Mills
Parties requested to examine the property before
purchasing horse railroad from The city passes about
800 feet from the place.
On and near the property two churches two stores
one Odd-Fellows' hall, public school, &c, and the
neIghboring pOpuia ion is rapidly increasing
portion of the land (say about 80 acres is subject to
an annual ground rent Of 5000 and redeemable at
time payment of $4,000.
TERMS OF SALF.-One-ourth cash, One-fourth al nine
months Onc-tourth at eighteen months and One-Ourth
at two yeaTsthe credit payment TO carry interest and
tobe satisfactorily seeured-or all cash Mt the option Of
the purchaser.
Plas of the property, with any other information
wanted, can be had by applying IN the undersigned
Trustee and to the Auctioneers
j. SAURIS NORRIS, Trustee.
TREGO IL KIRKLAND, Auctioneers,
IA south Charles street, Baltimore.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-15

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-By virtue
IA OF license of the Probate Court for the county
Worcester will be sold, on the premises rubc Auc-
tiOn on MONDAY the 18th day of January next, at ten
O'Clock M the whole of the real estate of Bathsheha
NewcOmb, late of Spencer in said county, deceased.
Said real estate consists of the home Farm, called the
NewcOmb Farm situated in the northwest TART of said
Spencer, and contains sixtyve acres less suit
ably divided into moving, tilage and woodland, with
house, barn and outhudings thereon bounded as fol
lows NOrhery by land of John d. Brewer easterly by
land of Sabins & Stoddard f. May j. D. Brewer and A.
Smith, sOutherly by land Of \. Smith, H. Prouty and +,
Bartlett, and westerly by land OF HARDWOOD E. Kit
fridge and j. ID. Brewer.
Also at the same time and place all the Household
Furniture belonging to the estate of said Bsthsheba
NewcOmb, deceased.
CHARLES NEwCOMB, Admir-
b. W. ABBOTT, Auct'r.
Spencer, Nov. H. ISL oil d3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-15
Tingley Automatic Heat Governor Co.

II. v. PHELPS, Agent.
For Worcester County and Vicinity Office p Pearl ST.
Worcester, Mass. M
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-10
CURRENT NEWS.

Farmers in the vicinity OF Rockford
have gone extensively into tobac co raising
shis year. 1eah g.sf.a8 FE S|
Inexhaustible coal mines and oil wells
are reported to Lave been discovered At
Aspinwall. ....--.
An International Convention Of print
srs is TO asssmbls 10 Baltimore, Maryland,
on the first Monday in June. =,
a. n. Ross, Who Ivss ear Gosport, In.
dians, bale, hearty and vigorous, is said
to be between lilo and Ill years Old.
An iron mountain has been discovered
in Nebraska, which, IL 10 said, contains
more and better iron than the celebrated
iron mountain near st. Louis.
The cotton crop now arriving at the
cotton ports Of the South, promises to be
the largest since the famous one of 1859.
so.
Wisconsin, following the example Of
Michigan, has abolished her grand jury
system, the law to take effect on the hrst
Of July next.
The shipment Of vegetables and fruit
20 Western cities has developed a new and
promising branch of business at Mobile
and other Southern cities.
The Rev. b. Slower, aged seventeen
years, is astonishing the people In Du-
buqus with bis eloqusnce. He iss Ken
tuckisn and nas not yet completed his the
ological studies. ,a.
Tho steamer Great Rppblic, the finest
on the Mississippi river, has been sold by
the United States Masshal for forty-eight
thousand dollars. She cost 100000 three
years ago. W, H. Thoryagon sss the
purchaser. oSIlED
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-10
WALL STREET.


The Gamblers In Gold and Stocks
Bull Vanderbilt and Bear Drew
George Alfred Townsend 10 the Chicago Triaune
The Gold Room in Wall street transacts
very little business in these days, and II is
difficult to make panic in reputable
stocks. The last large haul was said to
be the Union Pacific stock, the Pennsyl-
vania railroad operators buying low after
Oakes Ames calamity and then bulling up
the stock by assuming control Of the road,
when they Immediately sold out Still, as
long as stocks promise such speedy posi-
bilities, and men are bold to take chances,
Wall street brokers will find an avocation.
Take the brokers' Office of of Van Schaick
& Co, pronounced Van Shoick), on
Broad street, nearly opposite the Stock
Exchange. 1t is on the first or street
foor-a large room, twenty-five by fifty
feet in dimensions, with chairs and writing
tables beneath the street, and an automatic
telegraph instrument on one side, close by
reading board, where are placarded all
the quotations of the day. Mr.. Van
Schaick sits at desk in this reading part
to wheel in his pivot-chair and look through
the banking department, which is parti-
toned off behind him. At the tables in
ttous CohSs0 s0Beto suo ocssh'S P''"e'p"'',
whom their broker, o stout, rcd-fAced,
agreeable man, with quick voice and =
ready Joke, addresses such remarks as
Fine day for the race $3.50
"Wbat race" .s..,.,. a.,
THE human rAee'n U1 DOW ~.
Mean time, the telegraph instrument is
counting of, on long, printed rolls, the
stAA of transactions just across the street,
where M. Van Schaicks partner is buy
ing and selling Ut bis desk among the
tscfeaming multitude of privileged ones,
whose rosr eap almost be hesrd across the
broad wood paved avenue. The price Of
aembsrship Ia, the STOCK Exchange, nom
iaally sten thousand dollars, Is now re-
duced 70 f6ur thousand dollars, and the
character Of the exchange has SO deterior-
sted thsth permit. ~ own rules to be
! broken with impunity, Erie being still al
lowed TO be bartered In there, although q
secret issue of three million dollars OF
stock was lately made, contrary to the ex.
press proyision Of the board. o' .'oa'
~ To Mr.. Van 6chaick enters, perhaps. .
person, whs says; rrbt-"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-10
Ghe 8utl|lfiin.
WEDNESDAY.
POLITICAL.

The Pennsylvsaia Democratic State
Convsntion will bs held At Harrisburg on
the 18th OF May. 77ifi .aif sla t4s.s
Twenty-elgbt million dollars more were
expended the hrst year Of Grants admin
istration than during the last year of
Johnsons.
Ths Ohio Stats Journal thinks the Re
publicans will be ablo 70 carry the State
this year, IL all the candidates for Cover,
| nor vote. y % 4
John G. Breckinridge was chosen del.
egate 70 the Kentucky Democratic State
Convention, but declined to serve, as he
says he h unwilling to re-enter the arena
OF political strife.
1t IL said that the Indiana Republicans
will present four candidates for vice-Pres-
ident, namely Godlove 8. Orth and Geo.
w. Julian, who are members Of the Forty
First Congress, General Lewis Wallace
and Governor Conrad Baker. r
The Mobile Register says that the South
accepts the situation in good faith, and the
next secession will be ut the North. 1t
writes: When the North begins, and calls
on US for help, Why. then, well think
about it, No more secession for this quar-.
1 ter" ---...-.....
EI-Secretary Wells has written long
letter 70 the Hartford Csxrant dsHaine
his political position in very explicit terms
He concludes as follows sThe laws d
COngress giving the President authority Il
introduce military at elections, and al
schemes by which the central govsrnmen
assumes to take cognixance Of and to pun
ish oifenses by Ku-Klux organizations, oil
by others In the States, are like almes
every act in what 10 called reconstr uction
unwarranted, Unconstitutional, centraliz
ing and revolutionary"
The State OF Kentucky comes prompt,
TO the front and gives the Democracy {
model TO follow in their coming canvass
Her Democratic Convention, which repre-.
sents nearly oil the people in the State,
has nominated PA. Leslie for Governor
and adopted declaration Of principles
which declares, among other greatly mod.
lied Democratic doctrines that the Dem
ocratic party Of the State pledges itssf t.
put down all infractions Of thelaw, wheth
or Ku-Klux or otherwise, by the power o.
the Ststs courts and the stern administra
tion Of the State laws. Here is good OK
ample, alike for Northern and Southern
Democrats. II there are Ku-Klux il
your States put them down yourselves
Kentucky gives the Democracy key-note
and we hold it best for their own harmon.
that the Demo cracy Of all sections attnn'
| themselves to it.-N. y. Herald,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-10
TEN THOUSAND TIMES

q power equal n other microscopes Of many
times its cost. Reveals countless little worlds all
around us, teeminE With life, which ~ the max ed
eye must forever rena sealed book-ss cells in
vinegar animals In wafer, cheese mites, sugar and
seot.. @ hund.eds Of "ves ,n sIcsis sy" Of nv. ~.
dust ef . butter6ys vings 70 be perfectly formed
feathers, the much talked Of Trinc sprslIs or
pork worm. which Was hrst discovered In Americs
with this Microscope. 81 '-t-
1t is OF intimate value to professional men, to
tea hers and to studsn,s, but nowhere 10 1t OF
reach Of every member. twill leiight yourself.
your children and your friends during the long
winter evenings. IL will show you adultersti ons
and uncieaniness of various kinds Of food, as su-
gar, tea, bread. meal. 60. ttIis
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-10


pD-The New York Tribune, after long
and earnest efforts to persuade people that
the South is overrun by Ku-Klux, and al
together uninhabitable by loyal men, row
publishes goodly list of Northern men,
Of known Union sentiments, who have
lived in Virginia and North Carolina,
without molestation, for period of years.
This it docs because "Northerners who
would like to 60 South and avail them
selves Of Ane climate and cheap lands
might Be deferred from doing SO" by tho
stories of lawlessness and reign Of terror
which have been circulated through the
New York Tribune and other papers.
This admission Is very frank and honora-
Bile on the part of the Tribune. and sounds
very much like Nick Bottoms proposed
speech OF the lion in tho lamentable and
tvsgicAl comedy Of Pyramus and Thisbe,
to the effect that the lion was no lion a. all
but only Snug, tho jolner.--Chieago Tr'-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-10

D0Hon. c. Kilham, on his way home
from Albany to Oneida last Saturday,
asked the railroad conductor TO telegraph
for his horse to be at the depot on his arri-
val. Somehow the telegraph made =
woeful mistake, the word horse being
trans sformed into hcarse, and promptly to
the depot repaired an undertaken in full
suit of doleful black, and with = hearse
with dropping plumes, while the depot
platform was crowded with melancholy
friends with elongated faces. When the
train stopped the frat passenger to jump
of was the expected corpse, manifesting as
great degree OF animation rs could be
expected from dead man.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-10
HoRATio BOLSTER.

A@cetanI Latter frsm . Fond Motbsr
& 1sss..:.a :: aEts'rs AsrTir@sr' to, to HI" HIS
I; From N. A,dStttea chronicle. x.y,. 90
. II 10 probsbls that the case Of HoFstio
Bolster, con Icted q murder and sentenced
20 bs hanged on ths,ssh, Of June next, will
be argued before the lcoust In general
terms, before which the case comes upon
exception taken to the rulings Of Judge
rstt and a. G. q dali viii appear for tho
accused, and argue for the affirmation OF
|. the exceptions 6Ied. .clhl '''
LxrrER From BoLsrEss MOTHER TO aEs
~. .iip2PP tas o., bf7DTA9 March 4 ls,,
M1Owx DxAR Boz 80 Nine still though b
your conduct breaks my heart. oh, II you
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-10
How q Snob Tried to Cheat An Actress
and Was Cheated.

A New York correspondent tells nice
story Of a pretty English actress, who, on
tour through New England, took BY
storm young scion Of rich old family
and was by him pursued. She was o.
course accompanied by "black alpsca
mother" who bewailed that Ger hotispring
'ad been deluded by a villanous Haneri-
cam The actress promised to her lover
a sham marriage, 'Just to make mother
comfortable" and, he considered 1t q cap
ital idea, the plot was carried out. The
bridegroom felicitated the supposed min
lister for "doing the thing SO well, " and
when he discovered that tho supposed
minister was one indeed, and that he was
really married man, taken in and done
for.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-10

II wish you 10 purchase for me, Van, |
five thousand shares Of Lake Shore"
"How much margin are you going to
allow me" t'
"Ten per cent
II want 20 per cent. before touch It."
says Mr.. Van Schaick. And the would.
be gambler goes away sorrowfully, for he
has small possessions. He belongs TO one
Of toe five following classes, probably the
last: ~
"sTRKET" CLAssIFIcATIoN,
A sbulr' 10 broker or principal vie q
always pushing up securities and stocks,
and indulging in the pleasures Of hope.
His abundant capital-now alleged to be
nearer S70,O00,0 900 than $4,000, ,000--his
strong good judgement, and calm, power
full confidence, are felt in that superstiti-
Gus street like lighthouse on treacher-
Gus coast. But, although q "bulr', he Is
without heart; his faith is purely specu-
lative, and he wiu let the family Of his en-
gineer, who perished driving through the
fire, suffer and starve without remorse.
The "bear" In Wall street Is he who deals
in insecurity and fear, and wagers against
the hopes OF capital. A frequent bear is
Daniel Drew--an ignorant man Of marvel,
Gus duplicity, who is bold and worldly
and works by cunning and money, ANY
posture between getting on his knees or
belly and standiny on n ohurch-steeple is
the same to Dan. Drew, so he can make
nro6t Yet tbis man rejoice. that he is a
Metbodist and compounds for his sins
with that Ionr-sufferine church.
a agreen gosiinvn on Wall street is n
verda5t Character. who comes into the
s,reet with money and avarice. and ac-
conts ma valid the points given him by
mischiavous sd visersand desIenips brokers.
When he looses he becomes = ..lame duck"
and n afterwsrd.' no returns TO his broker;
and ,y;shss M nave ,tock nurcbased for
himse,f w;thout notting IN MARGINS. cray.
mo 4, an the nlea of bis had luck and the
nrssvions gains his broker has made upon
b;s m;sfostune he Is said to be ian ele.
nbant~ -..l
NJ Van Scbaick savs that his check,
for tronsaction, nun from one million &c
ono nill;on and a half Of dollars A day
Mn,tjnlv tbis bv the dozens of brokers a,
the foot Of Sub-Treasury hill and you
bnve an mixing of the extent of stoch
ltrsnsact;ons. .'-0 49,
cHIry OPERATORS.
Anon, the jeadjnc street operators n,
nresent n New Yort arc DIR. r. B. Shel.
ION n q Dursnt W.S. Woodward. Jaw
Con,d fwbo IA ranortsd IN have Loaf beav.
INV sor a con,;derable time pastI II. NJ
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-10
: MICROSCOPES.
THE CELEBhATED L.
ehlIe IA MICROSCOPE

10 an optical wonder, reveals the thsussnds Of
hidden wonders Of Nature; 10 Of perfnaaent use
and practical availability, combining instruction
with amusement, and never los.ns its interest. 1t
magpiaes ......,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10

existen hoy, y las aduaaas estarSninterve.
midas por el Gobierno y por los particu-
lares.
Acepto tales cuales son y con los mis-
mos sueldos qae hoy disfrutan, todos los
empleados que boy tiene ALI el Gobierno,
y me obligo q no separar ninguno mas
que con formation de causa, por inepti
tud, desidia 8 mala f6.
Ell pago del alriendo, 81 ell Cob erno 10
desea, 10 hare por meses, por semanas, 6
dia por dia, por la parte al{cuota que cor
responda del total en- la tesorerfa de la
Habana.
No Sc me dara por esta proposition,
que estoy pronto formalizar con garan-
tia, tftulo, cruz, nj distinction de ninguna
clase. Me contentar6 con que Sc saque q
subasta el arriendo, anunciandose con ell
tempo precise para que pueda hacer pro-
posiciones ell comercio de Ultramar.
Y ahora Excmo. Sr., r6stame solo ana
dir a V. E. que pues los partidos y los
partidarios acostumbran, y no debieran,
pasar por ell poder sin dejar en- ell pals ras-
tro fecundo alguno (porque ell aurnento de
los gastos y deIa deuda, y un paso mas ha-
cia el caos no es rastro fecundo para el
pais), ruego q V. E. Sc sirva meditar Sc
riamente, no con el criterio de partido
sino con la con 3ienca de espahol, la pro-
posicion que V. E. hago, y resolver So
bre ella del modo que como buen espanol
lie dIcte su ccnciencia
Madrid 21 de octubre de 1871.
Bose PuiG y LIaSosfera:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10
GACETILLA.

ProcesiOn.-La que Sc ceIebr6 ell vi6r-
mes por la tarde conduciendo la Ina
gen de la Purfsima Conception, sali6
de la Iglesia de San Francisco yre-
corri6 las calle del mismo nombre,
O'Donnell, Fortaleza, San Jose, Plaza
Mayor, volviendo q entrar por la calie
de S. Francisco en- la Igles;a. El acom-
paf1amiento fue numeroso, y todos los
balcones de la carrera que recorri6 la
procession, estaban vistosamente ador-
nados y cuajados de espectadores En-
la procession presidfa ell Excmo. Ayun-
tamiento de esta Ciudad, y concurrie-
ron varias hermandades, y comisiones
de todos los cuerpos militares de la
plaza. Ei piquete y m6sica al mando
de un Captain pertenecian al Battalion
de Voluntarios; cerca de dos horas
media invirti6 la procession en- recorrer
ell trayecto marcado.
TeatrO.-EI Viernes We pusO en- esce.
ma como estaba anunciado ell drama
La Carcqjada. En- esta obra excepto
ell papel de Andres, los demas son se-
cundarios; este 10 desempen6 ell Sr.
Astol, y, 10 decimos con franqueza,
no crefamos hubiera podido hacerlo
tan a satisfaction del pdblico Ell Sr.
Astol no ha podido inspirar sus
estudios en- los grandes maestros
del arte, no ha tenido OCCASION de yer
Y copiar q ninguno de los actores que
en- Europa fguran en- primer termino;
ell Sr. Asto, actor puerto-rique1lo, no
ha estado en- Europa, nj adn creemos
que en- la Habana, y dicho Sc estacon
este que sus maestros han sido acto-
res muy dignos y apreciables, pero
que no han podido ensenarle mas que
10 que sabian En- nuestro humilde con-
cepto ell papel de Andres fue bastan-
te bien interpretado por ell Sr Astol;
y nosotros que apreciamos mucho a
los j6venes que, como ese actor, estu-
dian y Sc esmeran en- complacer al
pdblico, celebrarfamos que continue.
ra como hasta aquf estudiando, sin
pretensiones, con la fe del artista
que no desmaya:asf Sc conquistara una
honrosa reputation entire los afamados
discfpulos del arte dramatico, para 10
cual nos parece tisne bastantes facul-
tades.
Nos ham cOntade, alla va cO1no mos
10 contaron, que hace POGO .'seha en-
contrado en- Merida una moneda de
cobre que pertenece al reinado impe-
rial de Octavio Augusta. Dicha mo-
neda parece acuf1ada en- Ell tempo de
su reterencia; contiene eli busto del
emperador y una inscrip-
,ion en- la que Sc lee: "Imperator.-
Amerita Augusta -Sabido es que
oesaylee Augustq fallsci9 esspree aaos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10

Pero suponiendo que fueran estas
palabras del mismo Ganot, que no 10
son, sque probarfan contra nuestra
tests de que los pararayos son para
evitar no para sufrir los rayos? Sipre-
se,van un edi6cio de los efectos del
rayo, es porque no cae tai rayo, es
porque 10 evita; pues el rayo que no
cjerce sW viOlencia co3stra algun o6jeto
terrestre, ell rayo que no produce sus
etectos naturales no es talrayo, segun
respectable autoridad de la Acade-
mia espahola, y ahora preguntamos a
La Rason 81 pararayos preseyua de
los efectos del rayo lc6mo pretendfa
antes que este produiera sus efectos
calorffcos fundiendo la parte de CO.
bre que esta en- coptacto con la Eunta
del pararayos?
Bien sabiamos que ell amor propio
es muy exigente. Solo asf nos explica-
mos que La Bacon vuelva sobre un
terreno en- que ha sido completamen
te derrotada.
La Proviacia sigue yendose por la
tangente de un modo POGO diestro.
No dandonos siquiera las gracias por
ell ofrecimiento que le hicimos de po-
ner su disposition nuestras colum-
mas, para que en- elias discutiera, 81 no
lie era permitido hacerlo en- las suyas;
sin rectifcar las paIabras hidalgu5a y
cab0llerOs;dad tan NAL traidas oor aquel
peri6dico, nos hace una insulsa histo
ria que NADIA tiene de verdadero, para
probarnos el constante tema radical:
la ingratitud de Espana con sus colo
Mas. Despues nos SAGA un suelto de
La Ragon que no concilia la asimila-
cion con la mayor suma de facultades
que Sc dice otorgada a la Diputacion
y que concluye con un suelto de EI
Debate preguntandonos 81 10 aproba-
mos 8 no; y como antes de haber lei
do La Raxon ell mencionado suelto va
10 habfamos rectifcado nosotros, nos
pareci6 ociosa & indtil la respuesta,
tanto mas cuanto que los mismos pc
ri6dicos prevenidos al principle con-
ira nuestro digno Captain General,
modiicaron completamente su opinion
sobre este punto segun Sc ha visto por
el dltimo correo aqui llcgado.
No sabemos que pasa en- ell perio-
dismo radical de POGO tempo a esta
parte que Ono contesta 8 10 hace yen
dose siem2re por la tangente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10

Como tanto Sc ha ocupado la prensa
estos dias sobre la exposition presentada
por ell senior PUG y Llagostera acerca de.
arriendo de las aduanas de Cuba, creemos
que nuestros lectores veran con interes la
c6pia que insertamos de la referida expo
slcion.