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once upon time. a hfe. strappling. awk~
ward youth freshfroni Vermont, entered the
Dunbar Academy at bayfield,, Mass, for p
little erudition which is doled out at this
Temple of Minerva at economical prices. As
that Dlace-we know not how II is at present.
|-the bows and girls were kept in one APART
ment: only the middle aisle parted them.
one dav this Vermont stripping. wh6f had
been helping oncsof the girls}thfotixh affafd
sum-he was acute in cyphering thought
i not more than fair that he should take toll
for his valuable services accordingly he
threw his sstalwart arms around the rosy
damsel and-gave her sly, frcusirg smack,
which startled the whole assembly. !.
q sJedediah Tower, come up here" rcsfcd
the preceptor.. 2s!ssesl lt7sfl11p1
The ,leiinqtient appeared, his face covered
With blushes like a red-f1ot warming pan
and looking as SLY rs 4 xriinny
.sHold out your hand sr, = said the peda-
uJ oorIe. s.pll teach you not to act thus In
this fastltation.'' 81, ..l
T 3 The liiise M paw was extsndedso horizon
faI line toward the instruction, who surveyed
;ts broad surface with a mathematical eye
! calculating how many strokes of hls small
terule it would takesto cover the large num-
her of square inchesit contained,
s.,1e1ediah. vat. length he said, .this Is the
f;rst lime W, YOU have been called up for any
delinou,eenacy dlliu,eslacsy iiow, slr 1T YOU will say yon
AZ are sarr e., Il, es What gpn have done. Will let
s,,ar'f von off this time without puhishment."
III ID ~ a AM ustAr afrik..
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p,r,rn IsE MI DEIroRu1I Tho Dahiones3
signal perpetrates the leflowinlg (
a fashionable belle was prcshaiEnlna 'ne
-aa.s :. 10 II panIonesa, when the Attention q
= III. ala colored gentleman, who WAS At worka
',Shen ~ she passed hind.I The old darksy
s.oDped his work. aud gazed iatently At ser
luntilshe turled the. corner, when more "a
pity than admiration. he soliloauized 1nus's
..Wonder what Is dat she's got on her Oack.
| / sweet she's 4 gwihe To- the Springs g =. !,
tcnrpsy HI ply she's dat way Snes
Inurty gal. Z ~
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What glorious world this world would be
a al It's inhabitants could say with Shake
sneare,s shepherd; ..sSir. Ami astrue laborer
{ earn that Leaf, get that 4 wear.,aI owe mo-
man hate, enyysno mans happiness, glad Of
other mems coed. and conteht with my
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Kelley. william D.. of Pennsylvania, died
|of q. M:ftoo much iron III hts blood, and toe
Fnttle protestiofi Of himself, matte him an easy
victim to the Iell Destroyer, aged go. s'aFs
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Bingham. John A.. Of Ohio, died Of G. NJ.
Supposed to have caught the fatal infection
from Dawes), aged So years.
Moan for HIM welkin, he II wake you no more
With shouts against theft, Buckeye Bingham
The death bell shall boom how he garllered his
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Garfield, James A., of Ohio. died Of e. NJ.
fstrhggled hard against the dreadful cpl
mem,c, apap but twas Of no use. He cayed il
unexpectedly1. aged only ~. ] r,aio5sg y
Here rests his ileaa upon its lap of earth, sl,an
q youth ro fortune and misfortune known;
8 Mobllier frowned upon his humble birth, ~.
ana Hoax Anaes shencesorth marked him fof
Grad his own, sib stgo ND .a9ssaI q alsa II
/. win be buried st Congressional Cemetery, WasA-
inston, p g. No oardss;dg,oi,f3 .5!s Il IS
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25

LET US CoNsrDER.-Since the introduce
ton of distilled spirits in the Sixteenth
Century, they have been habitually pre-
scribed as remedies. We know that alco-
hol, In adj its forms, is pe1nicions to health.
hno,cing these things and that under the
system of treatment which includes their
use, the mortality among the sick is, and
eve has been, enormous, is it not worth
while to try the effect of a remedy which
combines in their highest excellence the
qualities of Tonic, an Alternative and a
Regulator contains no mineral bane or
murderous alkaloid or alcoholic poison ;
does its curative Office without pain and
with uniform certainty? DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BrrTERs fulfills all these condi-
tons, and is now effecting the most extra
ordinary cures, in cases where every "spe-
cific' of the faculty has ANONYMOUSLY
failed. Consider, in view of these facts,
whether any sick person is justified by
reason and common sense in declining to
test the virtues of this undefiled and IRE
sistible remedy.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25
HOME INTERESTS.

BEE-sTNGs.-A correspondent of the
Gardene''s Magazine writes as follows
On the 10Th of April last, young man
employed near bees, had the misfortune OF
being stung. No remedy being near at
hand, recommended him to apply the
common soil to the wound and il immedi-
ately relieved the pain and prevented the
swelling. Such a recipe is of more value
than gold, to all who have anything to do
with bees. formerly used common blue
Tor blessings, but common soil is prefera-
ble."
BOILED GRAPE PUDDNG.-Pare rich,
tart apples, and cut to the size of a chest
nut Tor by cutting each quarter i'm four
picces), and add an equal measure of
grapes, say one pint of each, and stir into
1t two spoonfnls Of wheat-meal. Then
make scalded wheat-meal crust, roll to
one-third of an inch thick, place in it the
prepared fruit, close it over the fruit. sew
up In napkin, put into boiling water and
boil an hour. Grape dumplings may be
made with the same materials; wrapping
up half teacupful of the fruit in a crust,
and for convenience, placing it ina patty
pan, and setting in the steamer. Cook
until the apples feel soft. Serve warm
with sauce.-Science of Health.
LARD AS AN UNGUENT.-Itisw well known
that rubbing the body with hogs fat has
the effect of reducing the temperature of
the skin in scarlet fever. A gentleman of
our acquaintance has used the fat portion
of smoked ham with beneficial results, and
writes to the editor to disseminate the fact
for Others benefit. A celebrated German
physician recommends TO incorporate one
or two grammes of carbolic acid into one
hundred grammes of lard, and. with this,
TO rub the whole body, excepting the head,
TWO or three times day, according to the
intensity of Inflammation characteriz-
ing the case in hand. The effect
OF this kind of treatment is to produce
a pleasant feeling of GOODNESS, to
keep the skin softer, and after each ap-
plication the temperature of the skin falls
somewhat. The carbolic acid operates to
destroy the germs and spores of the dis
ease.-Scientife american.
HARNESS BLAcKING.-There is no better
coloring matter for harness backing than
1t is the coloring basis of all
this kind of preparations. The trouble
with them is that too much is used and
the surplus being unabsOrbed remains
upon the harness and soils everything
that comes in contact with it. The fol-
lowing is the best way we know of to pol
ish harness: First take il apart and wash
free from dirt and grease with
warm water, soap and sponge, then wipe dry
Is possible. Then with a mixture of tai
ow, sweet oil, and lamp-black, made into
soft ball, rub the harness lightly. and then
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25

| polish with a soft linen cloth. Repeat
the process until no more of the polish
will be absorbed, and rub with the cloth
until it Is no longer soiled. The prepare
lions containing linseed oil, beeswax, and
similar gummy articles, are to be avoided.
! for the reason that they cause dirt to adj
here to the harness; those containing acids
should be left alone because they injure
the leather.-N y Tribune.
APPLE BUTTER.-A correspondent of the
Rural Neuo Yorker gives the following
recipe for making apple butter: Il have
been acquainted with apple-butter making
nearly fifty years, some twenty wears in
this country and the balance in the old
country. If L make apple butter only
from apples | have brass kettle holding
twenty-five gallons i'm which boil twenty
gallons sweet cider down to five gallons,
which makes nice, sweet strip. This is
put away in jars for the present. Then
put four bushels peeled apples, quartered,
in brass kettle and boil it to mash with
twenty gallons sweet cider. without STIR
ring, over a slow fire. Then take the
mashed apples out and strain them through
strainer, and put the strained mash in
clean tubs, and put away for next day for
the above operations take all day. Next
day start early and put the strained mash
in the brass kettle, and the five gallons of
boiled cider or strip. Then stir it up with
a stirrer with halfinch holes i'm il, lover a
slow fire. 1t is of great importance not to
let it get burned i'm the kettle. The boil
ing and straining takes from twelve to
fifteen hours steady work. To know when
it is boiled enough take some OF the apple
butter out in plate and see that 1t does
not run about over the plate, then it is
done. The apple butter is in this way
condensed, and will keep for years without
being enclosed entirely alright. Before
| use it at the table | add as much cream,
milk. or sugar and water as there is apple
butter. But to make perfect apple butter
it takes other materials to do it. Take
peaches, pears, or blue and yellow plums,
peel and quarter them, and boil them to a
mash with good cider, strain, and work it
as you would the apples. After it is done
put it away in jars like apple butter, and
when the grapes are ripe take your first
apple butter made from peaches, pears.
ETC.. mix it up in the kettle again, and boil
the whole up in ten gallons of grape juice.
This will make delicate preserve, which,
condensed, is worth fifty cents per pound
anywhere. / am selling annually, without
any difficulty, one thousand pounds. If l
would make special business, could sell
a large quantity of it. Add spice, cinna-
mon, and if one desires apple butter sweet
err, sugar to taste. But most everybody
likes the natural flavor.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25

PERRY DAVIS PAIN-KILLER.-This un.
paralleled preparation is receiving more ties
timonials Of its wonderful efficacy in remov-
ing pains, than any other medicine ever of.
fered to the public. And these testimonial:
come from persons of every degree OF intel.
ligence, and every rank of life. Physicians
Of the first responsibility, and perfectly con-
versant with the nature of diseases and rem
edies, recommend this as one of the most
cffectual in the line of preparations for the
cure of Cholera, Cholera Morbus and kin.
dred bowel troubles now so common among
the people.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25

'fWhat ais thee, haplsss YOUTH" said /. He
heaved a deep-drawn sigh
Ofmingled woe and cardamon, and thus he made
reply:
az am that epidemic known as the Druggists
Clerk,
Haunted by the ghosily specters of the victims of
my work!
Through all the day they follow me, ghosuy
And through the night surround my bed, bent on
They give me neither rest nor peace, for each
avenging shade
Reviyes the Rorrid memory of blunders that I've
made.
"The spectral infants glare at me, and though
their lips are dumb,
Too well know the victims of perverted lauda-
NUM-
And those old ghosts that stare at me with bleared,
accusing eyes,
Were folks cut on by arsenic, to their extreme
surprise.
prescriptions cannot always be interpreted at
sight,
And Arroprcof, on paper, sometimes reads like
Acontfe;
But when man gets the wrong stur, and goes
away and dies.
And then his ghost goes back on me-'tis conduct
despise!
al might endure the strangers ghosts; but both
my parents died
Before my blunder in their case could be quite
rectified;
And now their spirits visit me, and drive me
almost Wild,
BY their reproachiul glsnces at their orphan Chi
yi-ild!'
Filial emotion choked him here, and while he
wiped his nose,
wrote brief prescription his excitement to
compose
"Take this composing draught," said /, ''and
mix il in your store,
And the ghosts Of poisoned customers will trouble
you no more"
1 bulded wiser than knew. The absurd clerk
misread
The recipe, as usual; and then he went and fed
Himself with Acfd Prussicum, whereas 1 wrote,
quite plain:
zone ounce of Aqua Pura and Lupuiia one
grim"
Buffalo Courier.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25

THE Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria
visited the American Agricultural Hall, at vi
emma, August 22d, and was much interested
in the display. The Eclipse Steel Gang Flows,
exhibited by Collins & Co., of New York,
particularly attracted his attention. Pointing
TO the seat for the driver, he said, smiling
I" The American farmer ia happy individual;
he knows how to get the most labor accom-
plished at the least possible expense Of mo-
ney and power. We have much to learn"
The highest prize at Vienna, the Medal Of
Merit, was awarded to Collins & Co., for their
Gang Piows.-N ], Herald, Sept. II.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25
CLOTHES
WRINGER

The LITTLE CoRPORAL.-The Little
Corporal for October, like most of its predeces-
sors, is chock-full of interesting and entertain
ing reading, suited to the capacity of the little
folks, and the big folks too for that matter. Life
on an IslaAd' is continued; then there are 1.-THE
Story of Jack;' ''Tom Harrigan's Sling;"
Games, Puzzles, Enigmas, Charades, etc., etc. !,
altogether too various and numerous to be here
enumerated. The Little Corporal is published by
JOHN E. MILLER, l6i Randolph street, Chicago.
Terms, $3.50 year, and single numbers fifteen
cents.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25
Thirty Years Experience OF an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP is the prescrip-
ton of one Of the best Female Physicians and Nurses
In the United States and has been used for thirty
years with neyerfailing safety and success by mill
ions of mothers and children from the feeble infant
Of one week old to the adult II corrects acidty of
the stomach relieves wind collie, regulates the bow.
els and gives rest health and comfort mother and
child We believe 1t 10 be the Best and Surest Rene.
dy in the World in all cases of DYSENTERY and
DlARRHGA IN CHILDREN, whether It arises from
Teething or from any other cause. Full directions
for using will accompany each bottle. None Genuine
unless the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS is on
the outside wrapper.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25
"REMORSE."
By FRANK OLIVE

met him on the street one morn-a youth upon
whose head
Pomade and twenty summers their balmy sweets
had shed;
A slender youth, in Life's May -time, when skies
appear serene,
And foliage, neckties and things, they look both
glad and green.
But care sat on his paid brow and marked his
haggard cheeks,
And plowed his paper bosom in unseemly rumpled
streaks;
And melancholy dimmed his eye, obscured its
lustrous dash,
And was denoted by the state of his unkempt
mustache.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25

The Largest Workshop of the Body is the Liv-
er, whose Office it is to withdraw the bile from
the blood. When this important organ acts slug
gishly, or from any cause becomes diseased, DIR.
Jayne's Sanative Pills afford immediate relief,
and soon bring about natural action.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25

MANY valuable horses die from the effects
of collie. The best thing to do in case of
this kind is to pour bottle of Johnson's an
odyne Imminent into long-necked junk bot
tie, add half pint of mOlasses and water,
then pour the whole down the horses throat.
In ten minutes the horse will begin to eat.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25

Parsons Pwgatius Pills will greatly re-
lieve, if not entirely cure, dyspepsia when
everything else fails. They have been tried
in some desperate cases, and have given
more relief than any other medicine.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25

III you have Fever and Ague, try Shallenber-
gers Antidote. on will then know of ONE rem
edy that never fails. The cure is immediate
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25

H6 IN &O0 per day Agents wanted All classes OF
w w WAO workingpeopie, of either sex, young OF
Ola. make more money az work for In their spare
moments or all the time than anything else Partic
uars free. Address G.. Stinson d co. Portland. Maine
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25
ALL GOOD PRINTERS

Wishing to purchase the BEST GOODS, at
BoTToM PRICES, such as Papers, Cards, Print
ing Inks, Type, Presses, and Printing material
of all kinds, INVARIABLY send their orders,
accompanied with cash or reference, to the
" old reliable" ST. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY,
Nos. lis and III Pine street, st. Louis.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25
PEERLESS

AGENTS wanted, either sex. Capital required
75c. Address City Novelty Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
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The Household Panacea and Family
Imminent

WHEN writing TO advertisers please meution the
w name of this paper.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-25
CHICAGO, I'LL.
NV. corner Wabash Ave. and Monrs'
Opposite Expedition Building

This Elegant Hotel, the most beautiful Of m1
the Union, contains 30 rooms, well lighted, a.Z
en- suite, as parties desire. The carpets are q
lite design. the furniture Of the finest descrlPe4s
proprietors. Messrs. JENKINs& HOLMES. VIII -
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-03
SPECIALASSESSMENT NOTICE
SPECIAL WARRANT NO.,

Public notice j. hereby given that the
county court OF Alexander county, has rem
defcd Judgment tor a spc endorsement up
on property benefited by the folio wing I'M
pIONement.
Tho reconstructed Sidewalk on the Soutl
side OF Twentieth street, from Commc rcia
avenue 10 Washington avenue,
The rccOnsn uctod sidewalk on the north
side OF Nineteenth street, from Commercial
avenue 10 Poplar street
The Reconstructed sidewalks on tho south
side OF Twentieth street, nom ohio lcNVe
to commercial avenue.
The reconstructed sidewalk on the west
SIDE Of Poplar street, from Division street
10 ITcnty-iitth street,
The reconstructed sidewalk on the north
Side of Twentieth street, from ohio ieyoe to
Commercial avenue
The reconstructed sidewalk On the nor ia
SIDE o. twentieth street, from CONNER
clHl avenue To Walnut street.
ASwlll more tully appear from certified
copy OF the Judgment on file in the Office of
me clerk Of the city of Cairo. that u warrant
Tor the collection at such assessment j. in
The hands oi the undersigned.
All person, Interested are hereby notified
to call and pay the amounts assess cd, al the
collectors office, No. 60 ohio lcNce, within
thirty days lram date hereof
Dated this 10Th day OF August, A. ID. 1873.
N'20 VI II. "A. ,uNNINGuAN, collector.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-03

MESsEs. WM. HUED aud Fountain
liagey are the patentees Of very use-
iu', though cheap apparatus for stamping
bags, boxes, barrels, etc. Tho stamp is a
very simple contrlvanco but cannot help
being great saving in the time and
trouble over the old method of marking
goods They have applied for a patent on
their invention, and ss soon rs they have
received their letter. patent will offer tn @
stamp for sale.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-03
CITY COUNCIL.
OCULAR MEETING LASTNIGuT


4 I"r'e was % Regular meeting Of The. CITY.
/ coulei. last night NJ which ;br C,lI,yyi,,,,
members were present: Kor.,p.v.r
McE"cn, Meyers. Morris, Robinson, Rt.
tenhousc, NcIiis and Phillips.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
report Of the city treasurer, police mag.
'''f"''' ciiy jaiicr, chief Of police and
police oon.tahles for tic inon,l, If Au,,.,
were road and anrray.I
Tho s.ycra! rcp.s,s Mar. r....,,oa 90.
+ ,r. .' "','
no committee "u claims reported that
attorney AGAINST tho E,u.s L,J. ,.......
for The amount of tho m,,,s,,. ,orI.,'
the ci,,,o,in.l that c,rn,r.ti,o ~
The ordinance committee rr,.r,,J -,
ordinance providing for III, con.trp,,io,
ot sidewalk uu the south iii, .f1tir-
toau,h ,ryyl from Washington avenue 70
Walnut stree, The orIin.nr, WA, n,J
over for second reading.
Auo...usue, r.p,nlin, MI ,g ,h.. ,rii.
nance irwin, H., C,ir, AMI I.,o,,o.,.
railroad the righ, Of way ,hrou,h certain
Lreeta of the city, was read. However.
the ordinance comnattcc recommend that
the ordinance be not passed, ms they are
of opinion that TIA, Cairo and yinrsc,..
company viii "a soon rs possible put their
road in condition GlIly complyip, with
the ordinances. The ordinance wa. laid
over for u second reading.
PETITIONS.
y mum. or of petitions were presented
hhi REFERRED t. the appropriate commit
tees.
Petition of CUiicy, Harrison N Co wos
ON notion of Alderman Rlttcnhouso re-
lurroI to the ordinance commit,oo
r.,f,i.,,
'""N'S '''"o"' HNihS -
lA' vicinity oI Washington avenue and
Eleventh street, potitioninc, tbo ci,,. o,,,,
ell to On, down a cro.si,,. IN wo.Lin,.,,,
avenue and Eleventh street wa. rcrorrod
to the street committo, with i,s,.ro,io,..
to report Mt the next mootiny
Tho street aborcrs asl.,I ,bo co,co;l :,
raise ,bojr ,v,,o, fran, :, o., 80, 60.
day in scrip maxim, ,L,ir ,ro,.os oo,,.i :,
~ in cash a,
Yollis n, Ii ''' "'""
.olIo '"'' 'P0" '"'
..
AI,rn,,uu,.n'e ,.,,,
''''' WY P'eS''''"'
L. ''''' - '"o '''''''''''co q"
rIi,c,.
.o,s ...,.lT,'.', '''' '' ''"' '''S ''''
-
.l1.,,..,. ~.
'''' ''"7
Resolved, Tina, tho Ron,b md Randi,
Fire company DO Granted ncr,uissi,r =,
'uid " e',IeFn IN front OF thoir engine.
,,,,',u "n washington avenue, "nHo' the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-03

ar tho Republican county convention
he'd IN Mound City on Monday last Mr..
Jas = Morris, formerly Of this city, was
nominated Tor county commissioner. Mr..
Morris was for many years ono of the
leading citizens Of Cairo, and was always
found to take deep interest in every en-
terpriso looking to the advancement of
tho city or county. The Republicans of
Pulaski county could not have selected n
more competent or better man to I'll the
position OF commissioner.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-03

a FRESH invoice of Geo, Sayers Il Co.,
and Jas, liennessy's celebrated brandes
just received and for sale by +, NJ. Stock,
heth, wholesale dealer in all kinds of
wines and liquors, No, 90 Ohio levec,
Cairo, Illinois, Mr. StockAeth is we'll
known to dealers in liquors throughout
southern Illinois, Southeast Missouri and
Western Kentucky. His store is always
supplied with full line of all tho various
brands of wines and liquors, Soc his
card in another column
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-03

TIE ghost Of Campbell j.. the coming
sensation. Paralee gays tho unfortunate
"'A" was not dead at the :rGye-tAAt nis
breast hcaved and h.s heart ,hroLbed. Bu.
the coIoreI friends buried him, and row
ne T''o' about the barracks crying
"AIr, air,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-03
AEEINE


ME HENRY. G. EcKESUEKGEEac accented
tho situation as train master and supcrin-
tcndcnt of telegraph on last Monday.
Mr., Eckenberger was formerly in the en-
ploy of tho Illinois Central ut Centralia,
and held the position ct train dispatcher
for several months. llo was engaged for
short time in tho wharfmasters office in
this city, and proved himself to be worthy
OF the trust placed IN him. We wish him
success in his new quarter.