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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15
ApprARs-Next Pincbback appears above

AppEARs.-Next Pinchback appears above
the political horizon at Washington. as . Sena-
tor from Louisiana. Pinchback is rising
genius. and il deeply -versed in the lore Of mod.
ern statesmen; and it is to this circumstance
he il said to owe his elevation to the dignity Ut
misrepresenting the "poor white trash" OF the
district of Louisiana. Pinchback's complexion
is happy medium between second hand SAD
die and pair OF new gum boots; and ne Is
United States Senator. His opponent for the
emoluments of the position which his occupan-
cv does not honor, was one of that guleless
class of beings, by way of distinction, denoml'
mated carpet-baggers, sur-named ). Norton.
Now, it so happened that the legislature Of
Louisiana aforesaid. which elected the patriotic
Pinchback, being made up OF mingling OF
"black spirits and white, blue spirits and gray"
was not altogether oblivious to the persua-
sive eloquence of currency j. Norton is rich;
but Pinchback, being gambler out of luck,
has neither goods nor lands" In cOnsidera-
ton of this latter fact, "Hon." j. Norton went
unto his opponent for Senatorial emoluments.
and said unto him: behold here are rolls OF
greenbacks which l give unto thee; 60 thou
and say unto the Legislative cattle of Louisl-
ana, vote thou for my opponent, "Hon." }.
Norton, who is also candidate for the United
States Senate. and will give to thee the green
backs which thou seest IN my hands" And
Pinchback being "wise in his day and genera
ton" laid hold on the greenbacks, and went
straishtway to the Legislature of Louisiana,
and said unto the assembled multitude there,
"Oh, most righteous servants Of the people. my
opponent. Hon." j. Norton, hath provided me
with precious papers in abundance, the which
will give unto thee if thou wilt vote for me-"
And the servants of the people. having more
love for the image OF Mammon than for the
oaths they had sworn, voted as he had hidden
Thus il came to pass that the Hon" j. Nor.
ton was made to provide tho wherewith to
" elect" his opponent to the Senate. Now.
when il came to the ears Of the Hon" j.
Norton. that Pinchback had caused himself to
be- elected. he waxed wroth. aud s,raightway
went up unto Washington City. where dwell
those who give aud receive brides, swear false
oa;hs, and commit every abomina.ion known
under the SUM- and at last accounts be- was
still there praying that be might be preferred
unto Pinchback -Sclah.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

WILL BE ADMrrrED.-If the population Of
Oneida county should continue to increase at
the same fearful rate for four or FIVE years to
come that it has during the past year, Idaho
will have . fair prospect Of being admitted into
the Union ~ State. Such is one Of the I'D.
vantages Of being largely married.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

EVIDENCE AccuMuLArss.-Thc Sacra.
menio Record publishes the following extract
from the report Of San Francisco Grand Ju.
~, dated December 30, 1873. II the recon-
mcndation Of the Grand Jury. that no license
be issued TO any but persons of good moral
character be adopted and adhered 10. the trade
will be about NJ an end But il is no. sufficient
to stop the sale of liquor a, retail. only. The
retail dealer has the same right Ia sell that the
wholesale dealer has and his calling il in no wise
different from that of the wholesale dealer be-
ing just as respectable and just as innoccn! rs
his The object of temperance people. ms we
understand it is. not to make war upon liquor
sellers. nor TO put down n class; but it is TO
destroy the trade itself. The most eiIeciual
way to do this is. by striking at the root-for.
bidding the manufacture and importation of
anything which can ;nto1icatc. When the pro-
stopped. the retail trade will cease also II is
but the natural and legitimate outgrowth OF
those giant workers Of ruin and dcsolaiion:
and there will come time when people will
repudiate the shame.brceding and expensive
traffic. Nearly all crime grows out of excess
i've drinking: and four.ffths of the taxes col
lected in the country. go topay expenses either
directly or indirectly incurred, because of
strong drink:
Of most all the cases of serious crimes we
have examined. the greater part can be charg.
ed directly to the too frequent use Of intoxicat-
ing drink. This need not surprise any one
when we have 1900 places opened daily for
the retailing Of spirituous liquors. many Of them
under the management Of disreputable persona
We cannot understand why tho merchants and
manufacturers. who are advancing the best IN.
terests Of the city by their enterprises and in.
dustries should be compelled to pay heavy
license, and these drinking establishments,
which are creating crime, poverty and insanity.
disturbing the public peace, occupying the time
Of the courts and jurles, mostly monopolzing
the services of the police In looking after their
customers, to protect the property and lives of
good and peaceful citizens, also society in gen.
eral. from the demoralzing results Of their
traffic. should be charged only the paltry sum
of SIG for three months privilege to spread
crimes and poverty broadcast throughout the
city.
The Board Of Supervisorsh have the authority,
and we recommend that they establish n city
license at $50 per month for the sale Of liquors
at retail; said license to be granted only to per.
sons Of good moral character, who shall be in
dorsed by three wellknown and respectable
taxpayers. upon permits approved by the coun-
ty Judge and Police Commissioners, who must
be satisfied with the respectability Of the ap-
plicant; the said county Judge and Commits
sioners having the power to revoke the same at
any time. Women should not be allowed to
serve in bar.rooms or saloons where intoxicat.
ing drinks are sold in any capacity. The money
derived from these licenses to be paid into the
County Jail and Police Funds.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

Observation-Disclosures as is the fecundty
Of Oneida county ladies', it is fully equalled by
the inventive fertility of Superintendent Bulge.
If that gentleman were to take the census of
the United States, the report would be 50 vol.
luminous generation Of printers would pass
away before it could be got in type.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

.iasIH fs0UBLEs-Fbe Sacramento Union 10.
TOWNS % thst "6snator'' Spenserlof Alabama,
IT, d tsouble- that il to say. IL has been dis.
acsversl that 10, Nike majority of that "hos-
Osabls body,. hssght biz election. Iris 2 WAY
they have Of making their election sure. and
seems 10 b . pretty Surewsy
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

j.. MIsTAKE.-Under the caption Probably q
Mistake" the Statesman calls our attention to
tho fact that an editorial in last weeks World
MA erroneously credited to that paper Only
the figures and the explanation which followed
them should have been credited to the States
man.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15
Road District No.

Contract for Districts No. and awarded
to Edward Fahey for 81 500. For Districts
No. 2, 3 and 4. including road from Pioneer
City to Placervlle. to Steve Dempsey for 81 ,e25.
Both of whom entered into contract and gave
bonds as required by law.
The Auditors and Treasures reports were
examined and approved. to-wit:
AUDITORS REPORT.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

neutrality-suspicious. Bulge says-
"children are indefinitely more valuable than
gold and silver" II this is the case, the 273
Fathers Of Oneida" are certainly inconceiya.
bly, wealthy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

TrRErrogr or IDAHO. GO
CurSTr or BOISE. I
l. Geo. ". Richards Auditor O. Boise County
DO hereby cer;if, that the foregoing IL q correct
s,a;ceu; Of tho finances Of Bosse County. now ar
pears by the books now in my officc.
Witness nay hand and seal O! Once this 81 day Of
January. A. ID. 1874.
GEO. W. RICHARDS.
Auditor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

DOlSE LODGE. No. 2. l. 0.
ID holds its regular meetings at its hall on III
evenings Of each week, at O'Clock tHSa
All members ia good standing are invited TO q
attend. by order Of the W. C. 7.
w. Il. ALDEAsoS. Sec'y. Janis At
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15
Dew Adrertisemeuts.

IDAHO Encampment, No.5.LC
j X. C.. holds its regular meetings at NJ
Good TemplAr Hall. on Thursday evenings
of each week al o'clock Ali members 4
in good standing are invited TO attend. By {
order o! the T.. Com. Enj
L. W. JONES. Secy. ban l5,ls7Au x
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DIR. ID. IL. BELkNAP.

SURGEON. and AOC0UCHER, o.a
i al the ST. Charles Hotel. corner Wall and Mont.
,omer, SITS. Idaho City, l. 7.
January Is. 1874. PIT
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15
TgEAsugER's REPORT.

The County Treasurer report for the
quarter ending January 5, ls7l. is respectfully
submitted:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, &C
County Of Boise.
In the District Cbur, for the Territory Of Ilah0
81 Judicial District
Con Healy, plaintiff,
Mike o'Brien. James Smith Defendants
Pa; Neville. Pa; Fahey,
aud Mike Smith.
To Pa, Neville. Pa. Fahey. Mike o'Bren and alE
Smith.
In the name Of The People Of The lndd
States IL, the Territory Of Idaho,
.VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
i. tina, there is now on file in the office Of The esa
Of the District Court OF the "a Judicial Usana
said Territory. in the county o: Boise, the eoMlal
OF Con Healey that you are indebted 10 nllu u ~,
sum OF s25s for work done. and ilmoeFs iuflAss
you by James II. Havley at your specia! msA-s
and request. and the same il now due ana lOs. "
less you appear and answer to said complain, w.
ten DAYS after the service hereof If served WIZ.
Boise county. and within twenty Gays II serve ~,
Of said county but within said Jud'ciai yl,u .. A.
within forty days il served out OF saia u!Su s,
elusive Of the day Of servicel Judemen. WV .s,
against you by default for the sum OF goo '11
Of suit. ,,,,.,,sn
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF. A. L. hei. :. MI
Clerk OF said District Court have nefeuu" :. T,to
hand and affixed the seal Of said Cou oa
City this Esd day of December. A. u. $50 $50. c,t
A. L. RICHARDSON. Clerk D's" ''''
BY q. W. RICHARDS. Deputy.
Idaho City. Dec. Is ls73.-w4'
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NJ ARRIED.
At the residence Of the brides father po;s, n.
]. T. Wednesday. Jan. 7th. 1874. By Rev vi.
Mr.. l.. X. WALTER to Miss AUGUSTA Frorpxor '"a
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19

The Two WOUNDED MEN.-The two men
who were SO terribly beaten on the New Basin.
by some unknown parties, are still at the
Charity Hospital. Murphy is still lying in an
insensible condition, and, as yet, has not
spoken. The chances Of his recovery are ex-
ceedingly slight, and if by to-day he does
not improve, the probabilities are that he will
succumb. Schultz, his companion, has i'm
proved considerably, and states that they had
just arrived from Mobile with money, and had
gone to sleep on the pile of lumber but a
short time before the cruel deed was perpe-
trated.
An Iowa paper predicts that in five years
every pound of Western flour will be sent
East in barrels of paper made from the straw
the wheat GREW on
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19

day our old friend Capt. Moses Gibbs, formerly
extended tour through the North and West and
looks the perfect picture of health We hope to
see him on one Of our fine packets this winter.
Mr.. L. T. N. leaves to-day for an extended
fishing tour amongst the Gulf islands. His
many steamboat friends wish him a nie.aant
time and safe return
Yesterday was bad day for river items.
Business for this week promises to be fair.
The r, E. Lee and Natchez are both ready TO
Offers
The patchwork goes bravely on as far "A the
upper landing is concerned, but the lower wharf
is left severely alone "How long, O Lord.
how long,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19
WALKING CANES,

Daisy complains that she has frequently
narrowly escaped having her eyes put out by
gentlemen entering the street cars with their
Genes under their arms, and she requests
Growse1 to appeal to the sterner sex to be
more careful. We are addicted to walking
canes Ourself, and have carried our intem-
peranoe to the verge of mania, but with pride
We can say no lady's optic has yet been in
Jnred by our innocent hands WHY can't all
men he like Growler?
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STEAMBOATS,.
~ -a-'-----~O~-~.7~~
UPPER MISSJASIPPI

UEEHR WISS1SS1PPI.
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET linz
,.Ee GIVING THROUGH TICKETS To
Boston, New York. PhiladelpLia Balt.
-. Co.. more, Washington City. Buffalo Pitts
oarg Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville, and
EXCURSION TICKETS TO ST. pArr.
FOR ST LOUIS. CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND THE
BENDS.
VII leave a. below, at O'Clock r. NJ
CITY OF QUINCY,
w. aAsr, captain J. r Peniston, clerk
WEDNESDAY, July r.
JOHN KYLE.
A. n hutchinson. captain. VIM. M Brown clerk
SATURDAY. July Is
Aasoing, az usual, Through Eills Of Ladinp In eon~
With the railr~ Dc to all the prinop poin T.
J.R WOODS co. General Aessta
194 0faviec oteook
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The Washington Chronicle instances as one
OF the prHcis that 'the spirit of disoyalty is
cropping out in various localities of the South. :"
the fact that the Richmoad Eaqoirer speaks
NJ a trifing way abont flags, A speckled
flag or streaked flag, says the Eiqui,yr,
:" has no essential virtue -
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19

Roe HERRING AND NEW observation-disclosures
Q. II. Lawrence Co., 80 and II Tchouptoulas
street, have just received supply of fancy Po-
tomac herring, highly priced BY high livers.
They are also receiving weekly full lines Of new
mackercl, which are offered Tor sale at the lowest
prices-to all Of which the attention Of the trade
il specially diaected
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19

The CLAIM, of the National Steamship Com
pany against the Compagnie Generate Trans
Atlantique. for passage and subsistence of the
passengers and crew of the ill-iated Enrope.
has just been settled by the payment bv the
latter company of the sum of SIT, 500.
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WARD POLITICIANS.


Dear Hrolrtr-It il surprising and almost dis
couraging t. notice that even at this nlclancholr
period in our political existence, when we attend
our primary meetings Ather as funerals Ga dOubi,
funeral Of both city and State is imminent y wheI
the public carcass has been ravenously pickot
already that little remains but dry bones ther,
are to be found men (vultures rather in human
SHAPED at nearly every ward meeting and in In
dependent Clubs too, who come not with pure
intentions, hut to plot and plan for the sorry Of
fees that are popularity supposed to be in the vii
Of the people at the fall election.
Why can't they let the poor pickings alone? Il
such designing men should manage to get these
Offices, what will they find to fatten on the hun.
cry wolves When, hard as the times are now
it will be still harder to grind taxes ont Of people
that haven't money for bread and when even
brokers, who would suck blood out of a turnip,
stop shaving or loaning few dimes ut 8 per
cent month on their miserable time"
Their sharp senses ought to tell them they
would not get paid for their pains. II it is pull
Dick, pull Devil" now, twixt broker and public
functionary, what will it be next year or the year
after, at present rate of progression
Cannot something be done to checkmate these
intriguers, and insure the nomination of such
such men, whose integrity is temptation proof
who would better matters for the good of all
IL It not Your duty, as professional Grower for
the people, to devote yonr special attention to
the exposure Of all kinds Of political trickerv
and, by teorough ventilation, put tho thieves to
night, and honest men on their guard and en-
distastefnl as it may be to some Of the stay-at-
homes.
1t will not be difficult to find out these political
bummers; they are, alas, too prominent and
ought to be published by name. They are to be
found at every political gathering, like feas on
every dog.
Their very presence is proof Of conspiracy
either on their own account, or as funkes Of
some greater scamp behind the scenes, or some
secret organization wnch is itself controlled by
some arch wire-pulling rascal of the Warmoth
type, to secure delegates in nominating cOnven-
tons, or, may be they are spies from that birth
place OF corruption, Radical headquarters, sent
to create division, distrust, disgust and bad NOM
faations.
do your level best, Mr. Growler: root them
out, and relieve a suffering community that has
mao these barnaces fastened upon il these many
years. Yours to command
FIRST WARD, OR UPTOWN WARD
That there are in every ward quite num-
her Of political bummers is undenable but
their past successes has been owing entirely
TO the fact that the respectable voters always,
in camrN gns past remained in the bosom OF
their fapailies when they ought to have been
at their post Of duty. A citizen who enjoys
me benefits OF society is under an obligation
to perform his political duties, and primary
elections III one Of them. Let the "oldest |
and best attend and all these complaints will
md.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19

The Troy Wing takes occasion to saw thu,
when Poland Of Vermont smooths over i
Credit hoblier swindler. or excuses a Jndro
Durcll, OIL wit his head" This will do ior
Poland But the Wing cannot have forgotten
tnas the Hon. Lyman Tremaln, our New York
congressman at large, signed and perhaps pre-
pared the minority report at the recent session
IN favor Of Durel. Does the WHO recommen
that Tremain's head go into the same basket
with Poland's.-N. T. N,tn
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19

SEA SHORE HousE.-Ihe seekers Of pleasure.
during the summer months will find the Sea
Shore House, ut Ocean Springs, delightful place
Of resort. The house, under the management Of
Mr.: I. c. Murphy, is large, airy and wen appoint
ed in every particular, whilst the bathing and
fishing are unsurpassed The terms for board
are forty dollars per month, or two dollars per
day. Ese card in another oniumn.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19

EXCURSION TICKETS ovEg New ORLEANS. ST..
LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAILKoAD.-We would inform
al concerned that the regular Sunday morning
excursion tickets will again be placed on sale,
commencing on Sunday next, the 10Th inst
These tickets, being sold at reduced rates. are
good 70 return on the 1890 p. M train only, same
day.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19

BILLIARDS. Messrs. Maggioli and Abrams
played, last night, their fifth game Of tn,
series for the championship cue, at the ST.
Charles Exchange Rotunda. MaggioH was
again victorious BY a score Of 300 to 233.
Average Of winner G.
Mr. Hoa has challenged Maggioli to play
NV points on 3 by 10 table for 500 tn,
game Will come off on Monday evening, the
Dth inst, at the St. Charles Exchange
ROtunda
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19

"MULTUM IN PARvo.-The examples of oor,-
bining q great deal IN a very little space have
been numerous, but has not exemplified the old
motto 80 faithfully as the old reliable charter oak
stove, the pubic benefactor." The truth of
this will be confirmed by every housewife, who
10 80 fortunate Is to have one Of these treasures
IN use. Health, comfort, happiness, economy,
and easy operation, are among the advantages
possessed by this wonder Of mechanism. You
have only to try it to be pleased. Messrs. Rice.
Bros Co, Of ~ and 81 amp, and SIS Magazine
street, are the sole agents. Call and see them.
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ATTENTION COTTON PIANTERs!- The great
enemy of the staple, the cotton worm, can he
thoroughly destroyed by the free use Of Paris
Green. This article can be had at the store of
JAS G. Clark, "a Magazine street, where it is in
store and arriving daily
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19

Father Taylor, while lecturing on tenn
perance, was Missed by one Of his hearers, {,
notorious drunkard. Taylor stopped, pointed
to the offender. and said: ''There'S a red nose
got into cold water, don't you hear it hiss?
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The Sunday Growler.
THE BREAD QUESTION.

Dedr Groscler-What is the matter with the
bread? The size Of the loaves sold now for ten
cents are about the same as those which for
bakers are nti-nflationists, but then we believe
in giving every one his due. OLD NICK.
If there is any one subject upon which
Growler is delicate it is bread He has no
ticed day after day the shrinkage Of the
loaves, but up to the receipt Of Nick's note
thought it was only his increase of appetite.
This bread question is of more importance
than appears at first sight, and there should
be municipal regulations governing it.
To certain extent the law Of supply and
demand rgulates it, but VIII all the bakers
reduce their loaves there is no help. We sus-
Pect Old Nick does not get is bread OF Mar
garet's.
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MENDEIssoHN's SoNGs-A fair anonymous
writer asks Professor Robt- Meyer, leader OF
the summer concerts, the production Of Men
delsson's Songs without words, No in book
Sd. and No. in book 9Th, and also No. 6 in
book 81, and No in book 4th.
Professor Meyer requests US to state that Of
the forty-two songs of the series he has only
one OF those mentioned in the request-No. 6
in Sd book, which is No. Is of the series,
This song Mr.. Meyer will produce shortly.
In this CONNECTION we may also say that on
Friday next Mr.. Cauier, the talented young
violinist, will play grand concerto with piano
accompaniment, the composition of Professor
Meyer, and said to be one of his very bes
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19

BUTTER AND CHEEsE.-See the advertisement
Of Messrs. g. H. Lawrence Il Co., 80 and Al
Tchoupitoulas street, who sre in daily receipt of
choice Goshen and Western butter; also, New
York and Western cheese
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19

HAY, GRAIN, ETc.-Messrs. Geo. Heck Co. 80
Tchoupitoulas street, have tor sale large sup
ply OF fancy grits, new hay, seed rye, corn,
wheat bran, etc, to which We call the attention
Of the trade
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19

Texan town was recently visited by a
clergyman for the first time in its history. and
the hospitabe inhabitants proposed getting
up n horse race for his entertainments
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-19

CHARvETs SHIFTS, ETc.-Messrs. ]. Levois
Jamison, 126 Canal strset, are closing out large
consiGnn cnt Of the celebrated Charvet's linen
opened . splendid assortment Of black Rrena-
dunes, fall calicoes; and English hosiery, which
they are ofberipg n remarkably low prices.
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k1IIse CIRCULATING LIBRARy-Ths library
mas grown t. be very extensive one, and con-
fAtns almost every book and periodical that a
raed~ can wish to peruse. And them too. the
cuhoo1ptaon price Is 30 low-only S. per year
that Il II within the means of the most inpecu
nloua uessrs. Ellis 4 Bro. have a large variety
Of interesting novels from their library for sale at
snehAH the regular price.