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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-08-28
From Wigglston t. WsgEleton
Tfa fOhtaan milaa

Rep q Rep
The Rep & Re-, rad Perdus organ calls me a
This Is a very huge term for me to swallow, and
he calls me, too, as."Milesian" and fond Of Linn
That Office knows all about Limburg, I sup
pose, and some other savory thingsl
! can dub my old friend Josiah with equal truth
4 xicotownshiphighfAlutenOssipher or Lex
Observation-Disclosures.
But to r~ealiti0s. Facts are facts, and facts.are
s%ersnot one ofmy or intsrrogatoriss
l charged that MARCH was nominated by fraud,
that the Ring and Tom Of the Rep q Rep were the
The Rep e Rep in it's article OF August list. on
the "POpulsr Vote system" says, There were
seven candidates for Sheriff, and they were near
y dIhrst-elass mon with many personal friends"
&C.
He had not the manhood to answer one isinKle
interogatory as to who he meant were not Jrst-
class men, ofthe six remaining candidates besides
March. Come cut fair and square as March, says
Josiah and tell which ones were not. Was it as
they were called in the canvass by March and his
friends, the swindler, RahensPerger, or the an
available Methodist Miller, or the cowardly mar
shall Of Alliance, Griffith, or the Incompetent bawi-
ing preacher, Slusser, or the incompetent and ex-
travagant old e~x-Commisaioner Lee, or the report
ed, Withdrawn, drunken Incompetent Reed Now
do tell your reAders which one, or ones you meant,
and don't keep your readers in the dark. Now,
IN these things are ali true as they were cfrculat.
ed. then we don't believe that any or either of
them was half way infinite. Being that the Rep q
Rep and the ring have such great compunctions
about the honest t0dy Of conducting nominations,
l would like to propound = Few questions to them,
one IN particular 10 Tom OF the Rep and the ring,
to see If he cal or will answer fair and square,
without any equivocatiOn or lodging the facts,
for we know them to be such.
who was it that went from house
to house, and from store to store, advising men
how to vote for Sheriff. urging them to vote for
March, and telling them there was danger Of
Miller getting the nomination and that it would
not do to nominate him; that he was unpopular,
and If nominated would be badly beaten At the
election9 Wasn't it you, Tommy Who was it
that had . fight st New franklin and got Jesse
over the noodle for calling him . son ef ab-h
- Was 1t not about . woman that caused the
hght3 Who was itthat said he wanted nothing
but what was fair and square In the contest and
then he could roll up his sleeves and go TO work
fer whoever might be the nominsel WAs 1t fair
and square and honest to buy mems Votes to Sc
cure = nominatisn1 Was. it fair and square to
denounce the other candidates, as you and your
supporters all did to carry your ends at every pOl
in the county, Wasn't 1t you and your supporters
march on the fair and square1
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10 Knunna nnd CoIorndo.

During the season of1S73, the Missouri
Pacific Railreod will sell Excursion Tick
cts from st. Louis to Denver and return,
atvery low rates of fare, and a rare OPP
portunity is thereby offered for lovers of
nature to view the beauties of Colorado
and enjoy the delightful scenery and
health inspiring climate of the parks Of
the Rocky Mountains.
Kansas, with its broad and fertile
plains, is directly on the route, and tor
|igether with all the other Western States
and TsrEt0ries is reached by the Missou-
ri Pacific and all its Connections The
Texas connection of this road is now COM
pleted. and passengers are offered q fpt-
class, all rail route from st. Louis to Texas
viG SsddJiG, or oyer the Atlantic &Padi6d
r, R. MA sHSnita. For maps, time tables.
information as to rates, routes, &C., we re-
fer our readers toS. y, Thompson, Eastern
Passenger Agent, Columbus, Ohio ore
la. Ford. General Passenger Agent st
Louis, Mo. Qasstions wiA be leRse11tLus
and pTozspag dDsscefed. ,ssA 81 ly
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Mount Union College.

Mt. Union College, by erecting extensive build.
ings for regulating 4 ehsopeHing the price ofRooms
and Board, guarantees to save to students, upon the
average price OF Board at other Colleges of SINH.
lar advantages, q sum At least equal to the price
of Tuition in any Observation-Disclosures or moderR
Classical, Scientific, Philosophic, Commercial,
Musical, Fine Art.
Price Of Tnltion per Term; In Literary Depart
ment. 81 to SIS; in Commercial, IS 10 $50; Vocal
and Instrumental Music, 50 to Sl2; Fine Arts, 81
to SI2; in Normal, Free
The College Property worth ssse,oOo, is used
solely for the beneht of students. Over 500 900
worth of Specimens and Apparatus have been ad.
ded lately to the Museums and Apparatus. IA
Number Of different students last year, is s32,-
fetal from first 9,IA2, Of whom 6,2s7 have taught
Public Sehools-about one-third Ladies'. Board
with furnished Rooms $3.50 to S3,T5 per week.
Club board one-third less, Rent Of Rooms, so to
40 cents per week. The Terms begin the last Of
August, November and February, and middle OF
May, each yoar. Students can earn by teaching
winters enough to pay their expenses for a usual
College year.
Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-08-28

TIE Radical organ in London considers
it very fortunate that the Marquis OF
Lorne and the Princess Louise nave no
children, and it simply hopes they will
have none. 1t adds: '"rhere are enough
and to spare of Royal locusts springing up
around us to devour our sustenance with
out any further additions to this costly and
rapacious brood" That may be pretty
good republicenism in Great Britain, but
1t is not exactly human and Christian to
pray for the curse Of sterility to rest upon
others.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-08-28

GEoHar BUSH of Lexington township,
died August 18th, 1878. aged "a years, 8
months and "a days. Deceased was born
April %, 1893, In the kingdom Of Wurt.
emburg, Germany, and emigrate6 to the
United States with his father IN 1918, set
Ting in Green tip, Mahoning county, then
a part of CoIumbians county. In 1924
deceased was married to Catherine Miller,
lwhe survives him at the age of II years,
and her mother is still living and residing
in the state Of Oregon, at the age of 80
years. Deceased moved upon his farm in
Lexington tip. in 1880, and resided thers-
on until his death, he having entered it
of the government. On the 18th inst. his
remains were followed to the grave by q
large concourse of neighbors and friends.
THUS closed a life of great usefulness.
he often held To Offices and other posi-
lions in society for which his hon esty and
Integrity highly qualified him.
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. 49, go - - - 80" -
UNIoNTowN.zA most interesting and
lnumer6nsly attended Sabbath school pic.
mic came off at this place on the a23d.l
There were four scboolsfm attendance two
Of Rev. John. Shepler, one Of Rev. Mr..
lScheels and Sne from Springfield, Summit
leoantyrqhe attendance was large, the
crowd numberingn near two thousand, In
the procession were 252 buggiss, carriages
and wagons, and over fifty were already
on the ground, Many Of the vehicles were
decorated with evsrgreens and otherwise
ornamented, Rev. ScheeI delivered the
address, and Proisssor4L Rabsf) led; the
music. All seemed to enjoy the occasion,
the aged as well as the ~youthfpl.
Some three wseksjago burglars entered
the store of W CLautner, effseting an. en-
trance by the cellar wayEand secured pill
lage amounting tothree hundred dollars
$6 IN money, a quantity Of jeweiry in
Guiding ave Natnhes and other goods. No
clue has been found of the Villains. "a
Anew Institution Of UniontoWn is the
instrumental band of ten members. The
IisfiVer instruments are entirely new
land Werebought IN New York, The young
men compoeing the band are making good
progress under the instruction of Mr.
lM9<bls Of Akron;
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M1mum6ma5,
IMAssILLON CORREsPONDENCE

Cattle and hogs are permitted to run at
large, to the annoyance and damage OF
everybody. We learn that three gardens
were broken into by COWS a few nights
since, and totally destroyed. These things
aught not so to be.
The business of a local editor, as we IN
( derstand it, is to gather up items of week.
ly and daily news, and thus make his pa
| per q medium of news and useful lnforma-
ton. We do not in any sense recognize
the right of n editor to advertise the
public of the domestic arrangements OF bis
neighbors by means of local items. The
idea of the girl who said, 'Too much
frsedery breeds despice," was a pretty
good one and well put.
The Massillon items for the DER,osRAT
last week were lost after being Ealled at
Massillon. Massillon or CantoR r. o., or
the postal car on the P. Fit. w. & Chicago
railway is responsible.
Rev. G w Timlow, who has been spend
ing a week in this city among his many
friends, returns to-day to his home IN New
Jersey.
Mayor Warner is confined to his house
by severe ~iHdisposition.
David Yant, of Bethlehem, is announ-
ced as an independent candidate for Sena-
tor from this, the 2lst District. The wri-
ter has been acquainted with Mr.. Yant
near fifty years and ear bear testimony
to his excellent character as q citizen.
Rev. DIR. Good, of Heidelberg College,
Tifin, has been spending q few days in
the city on a visit to his son DR.. Good of
the firm Of Ballzley &GOOd, druggists.
Edwin Bayliss, Esq, of the Excelsior
Works, understands that it is good to ad-
vertise as his little paper, the Advance
and Courier, plainly shows.
The Russell Bridge Company of this
city have Just finished one of the best
iron bridges in the county, at the cross
ing of South street and the canal near
the Excelsior Works. 1t is creditable to
the builders and to the city as we'll as to
the city council.
Cen. Kent Jarvis is adding to the
beauty of his residence by introducing
gas for lighting his dwelling and grounds.
He will manufacture on his own premises
we learn.
ForLy-fve years ago on Monday last
the Ohio canal was finished from CleVe-
land to MassIllon and the first boats ar
rived. They were the Allen Trimble of
Boston, and TIE State of Ohio of Akron.
On the 18th day of Januaro, 1926, the
line from Akron to Massillon was let to
contraction When navigation was open
ed Massillon could not count 300 inhab-
itants, and we. remember but one person
now living in the city who lived IN 1t in
1926.
Postal Cards in great abundance can be
had at the Massillon post Office.
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Nsu uitr niraotnrr.

The want of a Directory for our city
has long been felt. The one published
several years since was imperfect when
issued, and the changes and aeeessions
since, has rendered it obsolete. The par
ties who have undertaken to get upa new
Directory, are residents Of, the city; we'll
qualified for the task, and we feel assured
that the task will be done satisfactorily.
The plan is to take the name and resi-
denee of every citizen in the city, IS well
as his or her place of business. Two
thousand copies will be published, and 1t
will be furnished IN stitched paper COW
eIs at so cents 3 copy. Our bushes men
in due time. win b stcalled upon for adver-
tisements, to which, each alternate page
will be appropriated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-08-28

Has never been knOWn to fail in the cure OF
waaknesn, attended with symptoms, tndfsposi-
tion to e~xertisn, loss Of msmOry, difienlt OF
breathing, EapeFsl Reaknesss horrer OF disease
death, night sWOats, cold feet, Weakness, dtmneAs
of Tision. lanRuor, universal lAssitudO OF the
muscular system, enormous appetite, with dyss
peptic system, hot hands, flushing Of the body,
|drVnesG Of the skin, palltd cOuntenAnce and
eruptions on the face, purifying the blood, pain
in the back, heaViness Of the eye ida frequent
black spots flying before the eyes will. temPora-
nv suafusfon and less Of sight; want Of attention,
etc. These symptoms AL arise nom Z WEAKNESS,
and to remedy that use EF. KunkeFs Bitter
Wine Of Iron. It never faIR- Thousands are
now ENJOYING health who have used H. Get the
genuine. Sold only in 81 bottlea- Take emily r.
b Kunkers. Depot and once, Ne, 25s North
Ask for Kunk0rs Bitter Wine ef Iron. This
truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly tes-
ted by all classes Of the community that IL Is now
deemed indispensabl0 - q TQAie medicine. 1t
Sosts hut little, ppTfhss the bloVd apd gives tone
to the stonhach, Fen6vates the system ana pro-
now only ask a trial Of this valuable tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. EFF. HUNKES Sole Pro-
prietor, No 259 North Ninth street. below Vine
/ Philadelphfa, Pa ncD 10 -luc- Lt.--H
Ask for Kunkers Bitter wine Of Iron, and take
its seId only in sIbottles, with . photograph
Of the proprietor en- each wrapper, All otnarl Is
Kanksl's Rittss wine ofIrOn, Is put up only IN
one dollar bottles and has 2 YelloWi wrapper
nicely put on the outside, With the pFoprtetoEf
photograph On the wrapper Of each bottle. Al
Ways Took for the RhotograPh op the OUTSIDE
and yoH alEfys hs sIgFe Of We gsnpiFs s1 a5El=
Cool z HHWk, g. \. Nys, ", B. Foys &s-N. Nye
april rs " mi a.aI -iaL . -E.r1al
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FARM FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given that the Fan Term Of
in the Schools Of the Canton Union School Dis
trict will begin monday, Sept !. 1878, aud that the
District has been divided Tor Primary and Sec
0ndary schools as follows:
All pupils north Of Second street VIII attend
the North Building. All pupils south OF Second
street and east 81 cherry street Will attend At the
East Butldtng. All pupils west OF Cherry street
and south Of the railroad Will attend 1t the South
Building. All pupils south Of Second strosLwsst
Of Cherry street and north Of the Railroad viii
attend Al me west building. The csnters q
streets mentioned will be the boundary lines.
By order or the Hoard,
angzl 7SWz tn, Rs cORRELLs Sec'y.
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q DF4OlOUH OOuVO4j =
See advertisement in another column.

TIE STATE FAIR,-Our readers should
remember comes off at Mansfield the first
Eve days ofSeptember, commencing Mon
day September LIST. We Learn the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago R. Wy.
will carry passengers to and from at hall
fare, that il at n q full fare for the round
trip.
Over $500 are offered as premiums on
the different classes of horses, upwards Of
$500 on cattle, $1,000 on sheep, aid
$1,000 on swine, and liberal premiums IN
AL other departments.
The fare from Canton and return will
only be about three dollars, anditwil as
surediy be worthy Of a visit. l1w3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-08-28

MINERvA.-Ths Premium list of the
Minerva Agricultural Far is being dis
tributed.
General E r Eckly succeeds A WaddIe
as President of the Ohio & Toledo r R Co.
The engineers have been surveying routes
through Minerva. The cars will soon be
running from the latter place to Carrollton
and ultimately run through youngstown
TO gainesville on lake Erie. 1t is also to
be extended to the Ohio river.
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n
Cheap Farms in Southwest Missouri

panV offers I Soo'O acres GLAND in Cen
to $12 per acre. on seven years time, with
free transportation from st. Louis to all
purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral
wealth, schools, churches and law-abiding
society invite emigrants from all points
particulars address A. Tuck, Land Com
missioner, st. Louis, Nc. S1y1-
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FoR Loss OF APPETITE, Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Depression Of Spirits and Gen
ro-Phosporsfsd Elixir Of Calisaya made BY
CasYen, Hazard q Co., New York, and
sold by al druggists, is the best tonic. As
q stimulaptotopic for patients recovering
from fsver or other sickness, it has. no
equal. If taken during the season itiprs-
vents fever aud ague and other intermit-
tent feVerS Iowa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-08-28

TIE card Of David Yant Esq, of Beth
lehem will be found IN this paper. He
announces himself as an independent can
didate for State Senator. Mr.. Yant has
lived in Stark county fifty nine years and
is q man of high character and intelligence
Mr.. Yant has never acted With the Dean
ocratic paEtyh bat is no slave to . party.
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Executors Sale Of ReaI Estats,

0IHE undersigned Executors Of the estate OF
j. Godfrey Roosh deceased, late Of Stark oOun-
y, Ohio, Will offer for ale, At public auction. on
The l5th dag Of October, 1873,
at 10 o'clock .. m, upon the premises situate in
the county and State aforesaid, &c wit:
Mol. Containing eighty acres more or less. In
GLIDING about 10 acres Of young timber land,
buildings. first rate new barn and q good two stO-
~ dwelling house, out-buildings good, well sup
piled with well and spring water; the best kind Of
wheat land under q high state OF cultivation, and
well fenced,
timber land, adjoining tract No. ]. House and
barn good, first rate orchard, well fenced no
waste or inferior land an the whole tract, all
choioe land. -
No. 3. Containing p acres including 3 acres Of
we'll fenced, all Of the best land. (Adjoinirg tract
No. Containing 80 acres Of the best wheat
land in the county, including 5 acres of timber,
FIRST rate orchard, well supplied with we'll and
spring water, well fenced.
No.. Containing 20 acres Of timber land one
mile northeast Of McDonaldsFille.
Net. Containing AZ acres chestnut timber
land in Green township, Summit county, about
2 miles southeast OF Greensburg,
ANY Of the above tracts win be sold at private
sale before the gay ofsRle should = purchaser b
found
1Tenns Of SSle-Fopr equal annual payments
with interest payable annually the payments "a
be seGured by mortgage on the premises sold.
JOHN B. RoUsR. }EI'ou'0F''
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MURDER.-We learn that Frank, q son
of Henry Mccain of our city, was killed
at Galena, Nevada, on the 18th or 18th
inst. 1t seems the young man was at q
wedding party and got into g dispute
with 8 friend pfhls eWn named Mcintosh,
The two clinehed and Mccain threw
Mcintosh down and while on the floor the
latter drew q dirk and stabbed him fatally,
Young McCann died in twenty minutes
His age was about twenty one and he was
much respected. The murderer isin Jail
Two other sons of Nj; Mccain, older thar
Frank reside at Galena. The young ..mer
were all engaged in mining.
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Mr.. Rayner of Magnolia for years .
brakeman on the @ q P R f., was killed
Thursday morning o last week. 1t seems
the freight train was running at full speed
and broke; the part RayLer was on was
suddenly stopped when the cars left coll
lided with such force as t. smash two of
the cars and kill the brakmane.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-08-28

McKINLEY-On the ed inst, of cholera in
fantum, Ida, infant laughter Of VIM. and Ida Nc
Rinley, aged months and p days,
era infantum, August, son Of z. G. and B. Voizer,
aged IA months.
SOURBECK-Of Chronic Diarrhea, on the
Path inst, at Alliance, J. W. Sourbeck, brother Of
Daniel Sourbeck Of Alliance, aged IS years.
D~UNcIsEN-of Cons umption, al the jackson
Hotel this city, Stephen A. D. Duncisen, aged II
years, 6 months and u days.
BUSH-On the 10th inst, Of DiAbstis, George
Bush, Of Lexington township, aged "A years and
8 months.
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Another Article OF Common House,
hold Use SuDersOdod.

Associated with the earlier recollections
of a great many men and women in the
memory of the Bath brick and emery
stone wherewith the knives and forks
and pans and kettles, and other kitchen
articles were at stated times 'Hcoursd up"
That primitive mode prevails to-day in
thousands of families who have neYer
used Sapolio. But once Let Sapolio be
used for this purpose and that housewife
never wants Bath brick or emery stone
any more. Sspolio not only scour of
all rust and tarnish, it brightens, bestowI
a polish as brilliant as new, and does it In
one tenth the time required by any Other
substance. Sold everywhere. House
keepers, try it. 5za - l2w2.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-08-28

A CARD OF FHAEKs.-I desire to return
to my friends Of Louisville & Canton, my
sincere and heartfni thanks forthe elegant
gold watch presented to me by them on
Tuesday night last. 1t is very>elegant IN
its design and fully appreciated and is
something / shall always cherish coming
as it does from dear friends,
tai eiifa7eo Rev. A HoURs.
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DAVID YANT,
of Stark county, Ohio.
l2w3

PERsoNAI-Mrs. J D Brown & daugh-
ter, Mrs, Black) Of Omaha, natives,
and until a few years ago residents Of
Canton, are visiting their friends here.
Mr.. Addison Renner, of Fit, Wayne,
attended the funeral of his father, w 6
Renner at Columbus.
Coroner Dan Dewalt OF our town, we
learn has been appointed deputy q S
Marshal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-08-28

SAIEM.zHon. Jake Ambler ofback pay
notoriety assaulted DR.. HardmAn, of the
Salem Clipper last Friday night, and was.
arrested and bound over to court. The
Doctor sentex Judge Amber the follow
ing challenge. go
Meet meanext Friday at the Clifton
House. Canada with coffee and cowAIdes
for Jwo.'ihH
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NAvAREE.-Mr. Shanley, contractor for
the Wheeling & Lake Erie B. r. will
commence operations this week.
The barn Of A. Dieterich in Bethlehem
township, was struck by lightning on
Monday afternoon and burned down
They were thrsshing at the time, and the
men with difficulty saved the machine,
Several of the men were knocked down
and stunned. but none we're seriously IN
jured.
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Told fha Trufh.

81, say, fellows" remarked a loafer to
some of his companions, "let US see who
can tell the biggest lie"
CAN right" said one; Pam the biggest
fool in America"
"Oh pshawr p exclaimed the first con
temptuously; "We agreed to tell nothing
but lies, and you commenced by telling
the truth"
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Go to MCeregOr's for your school books.
Wynn's Piano Hall.

Mr.. Wynn has removed his music es-
adjustment to the second story of Foye's
block, corner Of Tuscarawas and Cherry.
His room is pleasant and spacious, being
90 < 80, occupying the whole of the Sec
ond floor. 1t is nicely carpsted and at
tractively arranged, and supplied with
Pianos and Organs. Mr.. Wynn is agent
for the original A. NJ. Becker Piano, also
for Steinway & Sons, Hallet, Davis &
Co., Bradbury, the Cramer, &c. Within
the past few days he has also accented
the agency for the celebrated Weber Pr
ano. He IS also agent for the Taylor &
Farley celebrated Organs, Burdett. Pearl,
Cheap Mason & Hamlin's, and the Gel
ebrated C.. a.. Sterling Organ, with ma
ny others. He has just accepted the
agency OF the Silver TOngued Organ, the
grandest Organ made.
A large supply of Imported and Amer
can Music for sale at Wynn's Music Hall.
Call and see. Entrance on Cherry street.
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TIE amount of the United States mon
eys and securities redeemed and DESTROYED
during the year ending June 80, shows q
total of $144, 793, 962. The average daily
destruction of fractional currency was
over $110, 600. The amount of legal ten
ders destroyed during the year was $685.
Ol9. O67.