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More Secrets Reported.


1t a fuss is made about it we will tes.
tlfy that we clipped the following from
the Athens PoSt.-Morristown Gtzette:
"At q church fair the other %e7ening they
had a "show," in which a person could
see any animal he wished by payment of
ten cents. The show consisted Of a GOV.
cred mirror, and when they named the
animal the cloth was removed, and of
course they saw themselves reflected in
the glass. Among those present upon
the evening alluded to. was a bridal
couple whose marriage occurred the evens
ing the husband joined the Grangers.
The BRIDE wasn't a Granger by any means,
aud had been twltting her husband in
reference to his connection with that mr.
ganization. Size was anxious to see the
show, and paid her ten cents for that pur.
pose. Taking her place before the COZ.
cred mirror, she was asked what animal
she would like. to see? The goat my
husband rode the night he joined the
Grangers," was the reply. The cloth
was removed, and her curiosity was sat-
isfed.'
We are ofthe opinion Sam WINS never
wrote this article, but knowing Uncle John
OF the Gazette as we'll as we do, feel sat.
isied that he had a finger in it" him.
o.lc ~
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Special Notices.
rMzszuM Manhood How Lost
TVM How Restored.

just Published In a Sealed Envelope.
Price, 6 cents. t.3
AIecture on the Nature. Treatment,
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness,
or SpermatorrhPa induced by Self-Abuse
Involuntary Emissions, lmpoteney.
Nervous Debility, and Impcdimcnts to
Marriage generally I; Piles, Consumption
Epilepsy, and Fits +; Mental and Physical
Incapacity. &e.--By ROBERT J. Gull
VERWELL, NJ. d., author Of thc'sGreen
ook,' &c,
The world-renowned author, in this adj
mirable Lecture. clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful conse-
qucnces of Selt-Abuse may be eflcctually
removed without medicines, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies.
Instruments, rings or cordials, pointing
out a mode Of cure at once certain and
cffectuai by which every sufferer. ma mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately and radically.
This Lecture will prove a Boon TO
thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal. in a plain envelope,
to any address, on receipt six cents,
or two postage stamps. Also, DR..
Sillsbec's Remedy FOR PILES. Send
for circular.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. G. KLINE a. CO.,
Ie7 Bewcry, New York, Post-Omee
BOX, as0S0s oct23tf.
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S.9E.3G
No. / Deadericks Block.
The Ugliest Man.

The Ugliest Man.
The Bristol Fair offers a premium of a
fine coat to the 'Ugliest Man. attending
their Fair. We had selected a man from
this county to send after that coat, bat u
friend reminded us that Fowler of the
Neus and Parson Bnrson would be con,
testants and have therefore concluded
that our nan would stand no chance at
all and will keep him at home.
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1t is safe to say that one half the deaths
in this country, are caused by neglect Of
what are called slight attacks of diarrhea
and bowel complaints. This should not
be so, but upon the first appearance of
these diseases medicine should be admins
istercd, and we know of nothing which
will OBJECT as quick and safe a cure as DR..
Lytles Elixir.-Medicdl Journal.
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John Harper.

John Harper.
The owner of tue famous horse Long
fellow, is dead. He was a ba helor of
some seventy odd years. He seemed to
love his line stock more than anything
else, and it is said, gave them softer beds
to lie on than he used himself. "a more
old fashioned place than the Harper
homestead is not known in America"
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The School Board have at last had o
meeting and resolved to act the cause of
their apparent Inactivity was that they
supposed teachers had already been m
ployod, This turns out to be a mistake
and thsy are now at work in good earn.
est corresponding with parties who have
made application for the position.
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The Young America of Jonesboro'
have in successful operation a circus and
menagerie-a grand moral cntertain>
ment, their performing animals are we'll
trained and ingood condition. Among the
most prominent are the sea lion "a large
muskrat) TIE cheese eater, IAN o'possum)
and two large polar bears "a couple Of
woody dogs. We return thanks to Mr..
Boss Meek, General Manager for COM
Elementary tickets.
by sports like these arc all their cares
beguiled,
The sports of children satisfy the child
GOLDSMITH.
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Personal.

Personal.
Maj. A. II. Pettibone and lady stopped
at the Washington House last Tuesday,
and left on the evening train for Austins'
Springs
Miss. Adah Davis has returned from
Va. where she has teen engaged as mus
sic teacher for several months. Her
many friends are glad to welcome her
back to her old home. EsF1rfaT
Mr.. Rob't L. Blair, Sr, and family
have this week moved to Bristol. They
we're among our best citizens and We are
truly sorry to lose them, but hope they
will find their new home a pleasant e
Mrs. Jas. G. Deaderick who has been
spending the summer at her fathers in
Va, has returned home.
Gen. j. @. N. Robertson, of Desoto.
County, Mississippi, and his son William,
of La, favored us with a call this week.
The General is a native of this county.
Seventy>three years ago he resided in this
town. He is the son Of George Robert
son, and nephew of Charles Robertson,
who formerly resided on Cherokee. In
1885. he was a member of the State Con-
stitutional Convention, representing one
Of the counties Of Middle Tennessee, at
the same time Mathew Stephenson repre>
scnted this county. He is now SO years
old, and is quite lively for one of his age.
On Monday be visited, the cemetery on
the hill, aud made search for the graves
Of his friends that were buried there
when he was quite q youth, but failed to
find any mark to show their last resting
places. We hope he may yet live many
years and enjoy life as he now does. lie
left our town yesterday for Tate Springs,
where he will spend a few days aud then
return to his home.
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CTATE OF TEN NESSEE.
~ IN CHANCERY AT JoNEsBoRo'.
James G u. Patton,
herman Cone ami n.hars

Herman Cone and others.
IN this cause Il appearing from the alles
cations IN complainants bin that LEHMAN
Cone and Jacob Adler, two of the defen-
dants, are citizens of the city of Balti-
more, State of 3~iarylanst, il Is therefore
ordered that publication he made for
four Successive weeks in the Herald aad
Tribune, q newspaper published in the
town OF. Jonesboro', Tennessee, notify
ing said defeE dants to appear before our
said Chanoery Court on the Fourth Mon
day in November next. and make their
defence to said c~omplainants bin or tue
same win be taken for confessed as 10
them, and setfor hearing exparte. Wit
ness. B. +. Swiugic, Clerk and Master At
dice in .Ionesbero', this 2eth day Of Au-
Dust, 1871. d. +, swINGLE, CAN.
gaug20wipGsj.
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RATES OF BOARD,

Board per month s2e, per week So per
day SIPS children under II years old
BALI price. Extra charges Tor extra
trouble, croquet and grounds free 20 board
ers, No Bar will be kept. No card,
playing.
There viii be a back at Johuson Cisy
to convey passeug rs to the spring. r
+. v. EASLgY.
junell.f.
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MARRIED.

Near this place at the residence IF the
brides father, by Rev, G. Taylor, REV.
Gro. D, FRENCH, Pastor of the NJ.
Il. Church South. at Knoxvi lie and
MISS SoPnIE L. Hoss.
We return thanks for a bountiful sup
ply Of tie finest cakes that VIC have re-
ceived for many months.
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Holston Male Institute

Will open Tuesday Sept, LIST. The
Principal, Prof. DUNCAN is one of the
best teachers in the State, and VIC hope
this session Of bis school will be largely
attended. There are young men and
boys enough in this town alone to make
a very large school, and strange to say
many Of them are allowed to idle their
time away on the street. This should
not longer be the case. Boarding can
be had with the Principal on very reason.
able terms.
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For Sale,

A SODA APPARATUS, WITH all
"A the FIXTURES and GENERATOR
complete. Original cost s273-will
take Sl75. Time given on negotiable
paper. Apply at this Office to
N. EIFLER, Knoxville.
mayl4
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in. johnson Is receiving New Goods.
Give him a call before buying elsewhere.
Opposite the Court House, Jouesboro,'
Tenn.
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Pic Mic.

Pic Mic.
The Changers of Greasy Cove will give
a PIC mic at Rock Creek on Saturday Sep,
TENDER 18th. Col. N. C.. Taylor will
address the people on that occasion. The
public generally is invited to attend.
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RSS@The american Sardine Co.'s Bone
less Sadines, are much better. and less
than halt the cost OF imported Sardines.
lebl9tf.
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Baptist Minutes.

Prot. r, II. DUNCAN, clerk of the Hol-
stOn Baptist Association that convened
only a few days since at Clear Creek, had
the proceedings Of the same ready for the
printer last Monday. They will be ready
for distribution in a few days.
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W A complete set Of Stencil and
Key Check Dies for sale cheap for cash,
call at this Office.
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Rich FARMING LANDS
IN NEBRASKA.
NOW FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
TEN YEARS CREDIT, INTEREST ONLY
@ PER CENT.

WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS
are tie MOST BE AFUTIU L IN style
aud PERI ECT IN TONE cDer made.
The CONCERTO STOP is he BEST
euer placed IN any Orydn. 10 is produc>
ell By an EXTRA SET REEDS,
PECULIARLY Y0IC ED, the EFF,
FECTof schich is MOST CHARM
ING aud SOUL>STIRING, srhpe its
IMITA ZION Of lie HUMAN E0ICE
is SUPERIOR. Terms liberal.
WATERS, PHILHARMONIC, VES.
PEN& ORCHESTER ORGANS
in UNIQUE FRENCH CASES, are
among NE BEST MADE. aud combine
PURITY Of V0ICING with great rol-
uaae Of tone, Suitable for PARLOR,
CHURCH on MUSIC HALL.
WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS
haze great pocer and a fine singing tone
Nth all modern Improvements, and are
The BEST PIANOS MADE, These
Organs and Pianos are uarranted for 6
gears. PRICES EXTREMELY
Low for cash, on part cash and balance
in monthly or quarterly payments. Sec
Ond hand Instruments tahen IN erchange
AGENTS WANTED in ecery County
in the Z. s. and Canada. A iberul dis.
count to Teachers. Ministers, Churches,
Schools, Lodges, &c. ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUES Mailed.
HORACE WATERS e. SON,
48l Broddaoog, Ncp York. p. o, Boz
1907. ~
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Public Speaking.
Hon. L. i. Gillenwaters will address
the people at
R~utledge Monday, "a August.
Tazewoll Monday, 81
Ills opponents are invited to be present
and participate in the discussion.
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Produce of all kinds taken in ex
change for goods at j. NJ. JonNsoN's.
45.lm
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Fourth Round.

FOurJu
, Elizabethton Cir. Craborchard, July IS.
Taylorsyille Cir. Deep Springs. 25.
Elizabetbton Station Aug. u.
Jonesboro' Cir, johnson City, s.
Rheatown Cir, Stonedsm, ID.
Greenville Cir. Speedwell, p.
5onesboro' Station ~.
Carter Station Cir. Turkeytown
Sept. 5.
Fall Branch CIR. IL.
Greenevilie Station ~.
District Conference will meet at Eiiza>
betbton, July 10Th. All the members
are expected to be present, and the
preuchers are requested to remain over
Sabbath.
JONATHAN l.. MANN, p, +.
June 18th. .
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Please Return.

Please Return.
1.-THE gentleman who borroc:d a gold
pen, from our table a few weeks since, will
return the same, We promise to ask nc
questions. We know the borrower and
expect to hear from him soon.
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Lost

LOST d
A pocket book containing notes and
valuable papers,the finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the ame at tue
Herald and Tribune Office.
JOHN MURRAY.
Aug 10 1874. tt.
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c amp Meeting at Turkeyt own.
We are requested to say that the camp
meeting at this place, will embrace The
the third Sunday in September instead of
the first as heretofore publis he'd.
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To The Public.
LONESOME Tenn, :.
August "a 1874. - T.

The next regular monthly meeting Of
the Young Mems Christian Association.
win be held at the NJ. r.. Church, South,
Tuesday Sept, lst. at q I. ". lir. X.
N. Dosser and Others viii address the
Association.
s. II. ANDERSON, prcst..
r. II. DuNoaN, Rec, Sert.
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Religious:
Rev. J.. L. Mann will preach at the
W. L. Church next SUI day at II o'clock
Ia. NJ. g
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Hooked a G ow.
: John Wishon was sent to the pen;ten-
tiary from this county last week for hook
ing a cow
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ana paiuclPste IN me ulscussion'
Tue Merchants informs us that during
this week fruit cans have been in constant
demand.
Two young ladies were on the street
yesterday. taking names for a class in
vocal music.
A large force is at work on the Chris
tian Church getting 1t in readiness for
their meeting next week.
Peaches are abundant on the street and
command a price ranging from so cents
to Sl,r0 per bushel.
BEST cigars at
SPARKS.
Daniel Coleman was arraigned before
c. W. Meek, Esq, yesterday on a charge
of general disturbance"
The case of State VS.. Miller, was cons
\ cludel Saturday evening, the jury re-
turning a verdict Of mot guilty"
The Fair opens Sept, Soth. The
grounds and buildings are in better con-
dition- than at any other Fair.
The Directors Of the Washington Coun>
ty Fair pay all their premiums in cash.
They ask 10 one to take plated goods.
Mr.. John. II. Spurgen sent off a large
number Of premium lists Monday. He
is doing all he can to make the Fair this
fall another brilliant success.
One Of the attaches of the New York
and New Orleans Circus returned to this
county and has retired to private life bav-
ing married Martha daughter of the well
known Mary Jones.
Persons wishing to train their stock on
tho track at the Fair Ground will have an
opportunity to do so in q few days. The
track will be made in good condition.
BEST Rio Coffee at
SPARK s.
1t was decided last week by Speci al
Judge Vance that the Clerk elect of the
Circuit Court could not he qualified and
indicted into Office until the December
term.
The Bristol Ne,cs man is again trou>
bled because Washington County had a
jury last week, one half Of which was CON-
posed Of radicals. and therefore couldn't
give a just verdict. We feel sorry for
Fowler, he is always in SO much trouble.
Il ." H.
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Circular No. IL.
No. IL.
PETERSBURG, Va.
Aug. 20, 1874. (

W. H.
PETERSBURG, Va.
Aug. 20, 1874
20 nductors Of Virginia Trains will re-
turn Tree, Delegates to the undermen-
toned assemblages who exhibit Certif>
Gates from their respective Secretaries
hat they paid First Glass Fare going to
the same and were actually in attendance
thereon.
This privilege to be valid only within
the five (5 days succeeding the adjourn>
ment OF the particular assemblage in each
case, as evidenced by the date Of the Sec
retary's certificate.
BY direction Of the President.
N. NJ. OSBORNE, Sect.
Convention Christian Church" to meet
at Jon csbOro', Sept. 4th, 1874.
1t is confidently expected that a sins
liar arrangement to the above will be
made gu the lines West of this place.
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FANCY Table syrup-only $500 q
gallon at SPARKS,
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FRESH BEEF

Every Tuesday. Thursday and Friday
mornings. All kinds of country Produce
bought and sold for cash, or on commits
sion at Il reasonable per cent, Orders
and consignments solicited. q
aug q lS74-tf.
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SUGARS at III, l2l aud 10 cents
per pound at SPARKS.
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Jonesbcros, Tssm July 18th, 1874.
IDS.
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SPARKS

1t was decided last week by Speci al
Judge Vance that the Clerk elect Of the
Circuit Court could not he qualified and
indicted into Office until the December
term.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08
H:UMBUes.

Humbugs seem to increase with the OPEN
ing Of business, and it stands every
man in hand to be on his guard against
swindlers. The best rule is to deal with
home men Of known integrity, or through
known duly authorized agencies. The Ag-
r'cu'tursst for April shows up number Of
humbugs, and among the rest new firm
Of seed dealers, up Broadway, now in
full blast, that advertise ''Apricots weigh
ing one pound each, plums without stones,
raspberries with large fruit as egg of
fowl are among the choice things of the
catalogue. These are Is nothing compared
to 'F+agaria AJ1icana A6orta, strawberry
in tree, having = fruit similar to this of 4
herbacea fruit, much larger, with the same
perfume, . new kind These are orofied
on ounce () considering which SO does not
seem 50 very high for plant. Then :
grape, which is not here but is coming,
bears bunches weighing fifteen pounds, and
ripsns il the open air il July and vari-
ous other plants and trees and flowers, that
fsr sxesl, q one would judge from tie
glowing dssotipt ptioa, the vexsta atioa 10 ths
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08
Cremation,

What shall we do with our dead ?' has
become question Of considerable impor-
tance, especially in the large eastern cities.
Many Of the leading eastern papers have
taken grounds in favor Of the ancient meth
cd of cremation or burning the dead.
1t is held that the present method, be-
sides being inconvenient and to the poor or
middle classes in the cities great burden,
is injurious to the living. That the foul
gasses escaping during decomposition poi
sons the air, and that the ground is also
poisoned, and the water in springs and
wells made unwholesome. Further, that
all objections to the burning Of the dead
comes from prejudice, that the urn her
meticalty sealed, containing the pure white
ashes Of deceased relative, would become
as dear, and around it would cluster the
same tender emotions that cluster around
the grave.
The movement has gone so far that So
ciety has been formed in New York city
for the advancement Of the doctrine and
practice. If the plan succeeds it is pro-
posed to have our churches arranged with
furnaces and while the friends are singing
the last requiem, the body will be passed
through an unseen passage, in the support for
the cof6n, (the coffin being arranged with a
movable end or bottom for that purpose)
into the furnace, and will ascend in smoke,
and be waited with the songs toward
heaven.
At the conclusion of the services the
ashes of the deceased, properly bottled and
labeled, will be brought forth and with
proper ceremonies presented to the friends.
Although this is all very nice there are
some who object to it; some who would
rather not die at all if they cannot be de-
Gently buried. It certainly would be very
ruinous in its results. No longer could
our statesmen visit the graves Of their an
cestors; they could only take peep 1t the
bottles containing their ashes, which would
not be in the least poetical. S@ !. Z
The effect of great deal Of fine poetry
would 30 destroyed. Even the scripture
would need : new tranalation. OILY thiak
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08
CREAM CAKES!
TO be found only st BIXBY'S CITY BAKEY
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE.

Default has been made in the condition Of certain
mortgage executed and delivered BY MaSnus Chills-
from to Day, bearing date the first day Of Jsnu~
ary A. D. 1873 which mortgage covered and conveyed
county Of Goodhus and State Of Minnesota described
as follows, towit: The southeast quarter (se1) Of
the northeast quarter (ne1 and the west half (11<
of the northeast quarter (nez), and tho northeast
quarter (neMl Of the northwest qusrter (nw10 Of
section ten QO) and the southwest quarter sw1) Of
sl in township hundred and twelve (ll2 north Of
range seventeen 0D west containing two hundred
acres according to the government survey thereof
Said mortgage was filed in the ofice of the Register
Of Deeds, for the county of Goodhue and State Of
Minnesota the 10th day of February. 1S73 at nine
and duly recorded in Book Twenty.Eour Of Mort.
gage Deeds on &C. There is claimed TO be due
and there 10 due 8 aid mortgage and the debt g.
cured thereby at the date of this notice. hundred
and twelve and thirtyeight one hundredth ($11238)
dollars part of which has been paid and for
the recovery of which no action OF proceeding has
been Instituted at law or otherwise.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue
of the power Of sale in said mortgage contained and
recorded herewith and in of the statute
in such case made and provided, the said mortgage
will be orecosed by the sale of the said mortgaged
premises, which sale will be made on Saturday Che
twenty-thi esd day of May, A. D. 1874, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day. by the Sheriff Of
said Goodhue county, at the Court House in the city
of Red Wing. in said Goodhue county, and the pro-
ceeds Of said sale will be applied to the payment Of
the costs of such sale and the attorneys fee stipulated
in said mortgage to be paid in Of the foreclosure
shereof, and to the payment Of the amount due ~
aforesaid with the interest thereon from the dste Of
this notice.
Dated at Red Wing, Minnesota, April 9Th, 1874
F. T. DAY, Mortgagee.
f. J. HooGsoS, Atty for Mortgagee. 7w
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08

81 5 oe.aIoa from tie text, q o asaaA wha,e
10 ny sting. Q 5otts whsps i ~ victory ,"
Then there is another objection that zen.
might have, they might think they wsr.
getting more than their share Of frs. RI.
being embraced and kissed By the esatls
hallowed Sunday morning bresss, and
waited with prayer and song toward heav-
on is all very nice }. but the being turasA
into smoke in order to realize al this 10
not near 50 poetioal. No, thank you, W
had rather be exeused-belone to The
Grange and do not care to join any other
societies just now.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08

45lfftsassf 81sa, s. tks tzss 9 whioh bsrs
.t.vsakvs; analn.es of ftnit and yielded her
1tnn sv9ey noath.'' Il il : little strange
how they deceive any one into believing
their lies, but it reads fine and they are.
doubtless, Of the professional swindlers
who have studied their trade aud know
their viatims. Besides these there are nu-
merous others who are holding out to their
fellow mortals splendid chances to. make
fortunes. THIS latter class will always be
shunhed by all honest minded men, for no
honest man wishes to obtain money (if he
could, and he can't,) without giving value.