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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


DALLAS, July l, 1876.
To the Editor of the Dallas Herald
Having been arr stod few days since on
n false charge of selling liquors without u Ii
cense, ana having been tried ON the charge
and acquitted, wish, through your valuable
columns TO make an explanation of the
whole affair, SO as to clear my reputation of
any stain which may have been attached to
IL through the false and malicious charge
preferred against me by NJ, Blumonthal. \
dispute arose, ON Friday last, between one OF
my employees and Blumonthul during which
he acted in n very boisterouS manner. THIS
occurring in my store | thought proper to
interfere, and ordered Blumenthal TO desist
or leave my place. This he refused to- do and
became more boisterous, but finally left
threatening TO have me arrested, which he
did, and ON the following morning | was
brought before Judge BuriOrd, who on hear
Ing the evidence, promptly acquitted me.
The only witnesses against me We're Blum
enthal and his two little girls aged, respect
lively, eight and ten years, whose contradic-
tory stories plainly evidenced that their well
taught stories ere but imperfectly remem-
bered. introduced ten or fifteen witnesses
who swore they would not believe him on
oath, and that his character was as black as
II could possibly be- etieotually impeaching
his evidence IN toto, since residing in Dali
las, have tried to act honestly ny all with
whom 1 have come In contact, and can
justly point with pride to residence OF
three years in this city, and defy any one to
name one single dishonorable or unlawful
action on my part.
After my discharge before Judge Burford,
was taken before United States Commits
soner Long, who, after hearing the evidence,
promptly dismissed the case against me,
Bumenthal not putting In an appearance,
having fed the city immediately after my
release by Judge Burlord.
| trust that the public will consider this as
simply an attempt to blackmail me, as ii
wns clearly shown in Judge Buriord's court
that Blumenthal offered to leave the city
and not appear against me II paid him
twenty five dollars, Respectfully,
JULIUS BRlNN,
Great Eastern store, Elm street.
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Wanted,
Notice.

| will offer for the next thirty days the
largest stock OF watches ana Jewelry In Dali
las AT COST.
Eighteen carat plain gold rings, my own
manufacture. l:s0pwt.
New York manufacture, los pvt.
Heavy silver waltham watches, SIS.
Heavy gold eighteen carat waltham
watches, sos.
Solid silver table forks and spoons, $40 poi
set, and all other articles In proportion.
Watches repaired and warranted TO CIV,
satisfaction or money refunded.
]. W. wEBB,
lO5du sos Main street.
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FOR s ALE.
A Rare Chance for Stockmen.

| ofier for sale, very low, my thorough bred
bull, prince Arthur" He is five years old.
and lisa perfect picture OF the Ayreshire
breed
Prince Arthur was bred from imnortai
stock by Captain j. w. GoSlee, of Louisville,
Kentucky, and was imported from Ecni
lucky when only small calf being there
lore thofoughly acclimated. Is perfectly
lie TOOK the first premium at the Harrison
county mir last fall, as the best thorongh-
bred bull, aud the first premium i'm sween-
s sl,a ring. VIII guarantee him as pnre
blood as any in America. 'uie
REFER To Captain j. w. Goslee. of Ion,s.
vile, Kentucky, Mr.. Il. NJ. Smith, of shrevs-
port; louisiana, Brs. q. NJ. Phillips 4 Thorn
TOT further particulars, address me nj
ioidin, ieAas' RI. WARE.
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NOIIcN.

Messrs. A. S. Jett and II. &. Soegar
aro duly authorized travelling agents of
THE DALLAS HERALD PRINTING COM
pANy, with full authority to solicit and
receipt for subscriptions, advertising
and Job work, from this date until
further notice, W. g. HOLLAND,
business Manager
unllnn July |, lk1b,
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card.

W, G. SiclSles & Co, continue the grocery
and provision business ut Gl6 Elm street. II.
V. rompkins old stand. They also solicit
consignments rom ST. Louis, Galveston and
other points. The Old firm was dissolved on
the 10Th instant Mr. IL. j, Edgorley dlspos-
ing OF his interest TO w. II. Coker The
style of the firm will remain the same.
Goods will be delivered In the city Tree OF
charge. W. &, SlCKLES,
6ldly W. II. COKER,
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OF IrNslnI rmrlly,

"puro M crystal" IL II syuonim for
the highest excellence, The "Dla'
mond speolaclos,n made by the Spen-
Ger Optical Manufacturing Company
of New York, are literally "pure rs
trystal,n being sklllCully manufactured
from minute crystal pebbles, aud have
an unequallod hardncssoud brIllmnoy'
The genuine goods bear the trade
mark stamp Of small diamond upon
every pair For sale In Dallas by John
NJ. Orom, 5O7 Main street,
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TIKI DAILY HERALD

viii he fund on sale by III" newA'
boys an all trains 81 ,he Texas and
nnd Pacific railway, ana ~ iiie ioiI"w'
ing news stands Ia the city, yis'i w. w.
PranIsiiu a. 40, b0i MAIN street w. y,
star, Lamar street Pierce /" Lyle oo1
main street, Cigar stand ~ The sn"
Jacinio lIoiei, ANA j. meEihnre' Ln'
a ~ street,
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.Nolico.

Persons indebted To the undersigned
for subscriptions to TnE HERALD can
liquIdatc the same In wheat Those
desiring 10 avail themselves Of this
offer can do 10 by delivering the wheat
nj the Todd Mills, Dallas, ana taking
receipt for same In my name
JOHN W. swINDELLs,
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FOR sAIH.

MY residence, corner Pacific avenue
aud Houston streets, embracing nara
black Of ground, win n well Finished
one-stoFy and basement roeh'eon're'o
buiidinn, and nil necessary o"'-b"'ih-
ings, eie, An early applicant may NO.
cure n bargain
JNO. w. swisDELis.
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Notice.

All persons indebted 10 the under
signed for advertising, job work and
subscriptions aro notified TO mako
payment of the same without delay.
My accounts MUST be closed up at once.
JNO, W. SWlNDELlS.
nnllnA, Jnno |, 1870.
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Dallas Blood Stock Association, July 3d-First Race
Match for 81, 900; 800 Yards.

Trotting race for horses that never beat
three mlnutes-milc heats. Purse, $50. First
horse, $50; second, Sl5; third, So. Entrance
So, 10 name and close by I o'clock July /,
1875. HARRY WADE,
llOdlw Clerk OF Course.
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MISCELLANEOUS
OFFICE BOARD SCHOOL DIRECTORS

plLLAs CopRTY, June Eth No.
James y, larhley sheriff.
nRARblR-A Alta mrnlinR nl lpe hnNll M,
dar,W Whlnh wore lutsfNN NJ ~ iNN.''i
II I'M Fliurp nua q, &, hathi lha WlpWlns
pU.rrrdlugs were NHu ln-Nll t.,
wit having COME ~ nuf hhnNltltN WY
many uiufr mistakes have hrnh nNinlNli lNl
hy iht Atfi-slnE ulirHlh 100 h1,Ns I'VE wv
Inc SrbOnl Taxes, l0r tho year lniil llrltlulNi
r,,oltttithnt va unuN ihr hhrili W tus
prud ihr collection ni hnld taxes an huNl'
lime ua thr linHrd may require w lisNp Z
ari,er d nlduf, by which ihrryll may If inl
rrrisd. Respectfully tupmllfl
Allnll Wa n f,hEd,tin.
H. q, NASH, Secretary ll'llrlt
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Diamonds, watches, jewelry, flne sterling
sllverware, and everything NJ Austin's, will,
during the month Of June, be offered at prices
never before heard of. Call and be convinced
at GLIB Main street. 9idlm
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Attention. sirKnirh,si

Care ordered TO meet Mt the lodge room (over
Wheats) this evening, July LIST, Business of
Importance by order of II, G.
julydlt w. G. COMMON, Recorder,
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"a mnro,s Nns, no Egss.,

The removal Of Moaars, q, llaggarl
n Co.., yesterday, from 2O7 Main street
TO the corner Of Maln aud Market
streets, gave rise to unusual activity Ia
government circles. A number Of bar'
res, marked with whisky brands,
seemed 10 furnish 10 the yoracous of
ncals II clew TO n fee, but for once they
mlscalculated, The barrels were filled
with cider which, through peculiar
process known 10 Nature, had been
transformed into ilrst'clpss article OF
vinegar and n taste Of their contents
was sour enough TO romlnd one Of the
campaign Of 40 Az the United
States Commissioner was not n voter
at that time, the point nny possibly
not he appreciated by him., II Is hard
ly necessary to say that II was time
spent without amy adequate compen-
sntion In the shape Of fees aud that
Mcssrs. II. ~ Co, satisfactorily explain
cd the matter without having TO put
IN an 'olllclnl" appearance,
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Mn. JosHru swAfE will have tho exclusive
ehnrge OF the city circulation Of The Daily
Herald from thla date until further notice.
June "A, 1919.
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Two reliable agents to travel In the
Interest of TnE HERALD.
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LAST WARNING

We urge the settlement Of all debts due tho
tate firm OF Pierce & Lyle. All accounts not
paid by the 10th instant win be placed in
the hands OF the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Collecting Bureau.
1850. MY. PIERCE,
yuIyId5t T.. p. LYLE,
Law Blanks OF every description for sale
aud printed 70 order At this once,
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Al which time slM,7nl consisting Of blUD
Glils or pr2os win Du distributed among
ticket holders,
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successful RaiIroad Building.


The numerous friend Of Mr. Samuel Wal
ton, formerly Of this place, will be pleased to
learn that he has been engaged very success
fully in railroad building in lower Delaware,
and Maryland for the pas two years. He is
now at Snow Hill, Worcester county, Mary
land. with a force Of $50 hands grading a
q section Of the Worcester Railroad. The
SbieH says:
1t is very gratifying to know that Mr..
Walton. of the firm of Wilson & Walton of
Virginia, one Of the Contractors, IS already
here with portion of his force. aud has com
menced grading through the deep cut in Bur
r5ugh's field. having nearly completed his
work from Berlin to the Delaware line,-an
achievement very extraordinary in so short a
time as he has had owing to the trying obS,a-
cles to expedition from almost contiuuuus bad
weather from the commencement Of the work.
Fully oae-third Of the time work could not
be done from that cause. With $50 hands,
however, and with energy and skill in their
management, the contractors, who know their
business, and who never yield to adverse cir
eun.stanceS, have at last reached here in a
shorter space Of time than we could have
supposed il possible. owing to the wTetched
weather they have encountered since the tirsi
day they broke ground above Berlin"
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MY DEAR FRIENDS AND BELOVED CnILARE,
IN CHRIST

Nix DEAR FRIENDS AND BELOVED CHILAREN
IN CHRIST
Mine is not an easy task to put IN words
what my heart now feels Your address with
its accompanying token Of affectonate esteem,
has aroused me to fuller realization of my
approaching change, aud tie sad parting 1t
will entail | have given the matter much
serious thought; | have often looked ahead
aud brought TO mind the coming separation
from my dearly loved fl, OK, and the pam II
was going to infict. But as the time draws
near for my final departure. ! feel more keeniy
the paug of parting, and whilst thank YOU
TOUT thank is too cold and formal Il word
| ouy use it for want OF better whilst
then thank you from my heart for the kind'
afIectiouate sentiments you express towards
me. | cannot but own that their very express
sion has made me feel very sad. For am
thereby warned bow soon the rending VIII
come of ties most dear and sacred how
soon must for ever leave those among whom
have spent all the OF my ministry,
and whom | have grown to love with a
fathers affection. Cheerlully would | still
minister to you, and spend my-Eenaiuins
years among you, for you have always showed
me the ducility and devotedness, which glad
dens the heart aud stimulates the zeal of a
pastor of souls But Colour master-has
willed it otherwise and YOU aud must 'ow
in humble submission to His will as expressed
in the voice Of His Vicar upon earth-the
Sovereign Pontiff Though must now leave
nv present home, endeared 10y so many pleas
ant memories, shall ever entertain IN my
heart the NEST grateful recollection aud warm
est appreciation of your kindness and al
fiction, of which your so handsome and APP
propriate gift is the pledge, as it will be the
memento-
That God may bless you with every good
gift is the fervent wish, and shall be the daily
prayer, of your devoted friend and father in
Christ JoHN J KAN,
Bishop Elect of Wheeling.
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DIED.

, In Chsrlestown, on Friday morning MAY l4th
1875. of heart disease, Mrs. SARAH FlRGlNlA
SOUDERS. in the 2Sth year of her age daughte
of Judge Joseph Easterday, OF Frederick County
MARYLAND and wife of Mr.. F. b. Souders OF thi
town. Funeral service at the Episcopal Churcl
on Sunday afternoon next, at 2H o'clock.
At her residence near Kabletown. May I, 1873
MRS. MARY ANN MYERS, aged 10 years and
IL days-the consoat of Jacob Myers, deceased
She suffered long, she suffered much,
Her suflerings were extreme;
But rude death came 81 last
And closed the so,emns ceue.
But, all, she died not without hope
For he who was her stay,
As he looked down from heaven and sGiled,
Took her from earth away.
And then her spirit quickly fled
To God by whom twas given;
Her body in the grave shall lay
But Mother lives in Heaven.
But. oh nv Mother is no more,
She has left Us here to mourn;
But when we meet on Canaan's shore,
Our joys will all return. NJ. A. NJ.
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The County Court-iull bench and without
iuries-will begin its May term on Monday
Claims against the Ccunty will be in order and
receive attention. Il is also the term at which
viii be considered the License Question.
DR.. \. F. Smith, Photographer. has been
taking some fne views o: principal objects
in and about CharlestOwn. On Thursday he
succeeded in getting good picture OF the
FaEE Pass building.
The wife Of Rev. John A. Scott. of Dufield's
Dspo, was right severely injured by the run
ming of Of horse attached to buggy in
waich she was riding with her SOD on Satur-
DAY last,
Mr.. Conrad Crovl, died pa Saturday evening
las, at the residence Of Mr.. George Shaw, in
the vicinity Of Shepkerdstown. He is report
ed 10 have died suddenly whilst in the act OF
dressing hin self to visit Shepherds;own. Mr.
C-owl was about 90 yelrs Of age.
The Programme, elsewhere in this paper
indicates that tie Spelling Bee at " Con-
cert HILL will afford rare entertainment to
+ N who can get into the hive on Tuesday night
We say to everybody B-there.
The Christian Hsskly suggests that "pro-
nouncing matches succeed the already wa
ming spelling fever. We think the idea
good one and commend it to those who enter
tain a high opinion Of their orihOepieal knOwl
edge
The Washington Star, assuming that sub
scrip,ious cor the Oshkosh sufferers will now b
I in order, says: " Let them be made continsen
upon 4 change in the name of this unfortunate
city. The Oshkoshers or 0skoshians owe Thu
much to the afflicted people who are called
upon to pronounce it, or whose sense Of eu
phony is outraged by seeing it in print"
The successor to Rev. j. J. Kahn, Bishol
elect Of Wheeling and late pastor of the con
gregatious at Harper's Ferry and Winchester, i
Rev. Van de Yyver, formerly officiating at tn
Cathedral in Richmond, Virginia. He ha
already entered upon his WORK, Father Kali
having formally taken leave
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Interesting Communications.
We cheerfully accede to the request to pub
lish ths following in the FREE PREss;-
To TIE RIeHr REy. DE-. J. J. KATs,

We cheerfully accede to the request to pub
lsh the following in the FREE Pass
To TIE RIGHT Rev DE-. J. J. KArs,
Bishop CT WHEELING
VERY Rsv. Sir I'm view Of your recent
elevation to the dignity Of the Mitre, we, the
undersigned members Of yonr late congrega-
ton at Harper's Ferry, beg leave to giye.ex-
pressions to our feelings ON this anspicious
event. Our emotious are singularly CON-
pounded Of grief, satisfaction and pride. We
ieel that your iusvitabe removal from us viii
entail a loss not easily remedied. ior we hut
echo the general opinion entertained by men
of all religious denomInatiuus IN this comHu-
nifty when we say that, while your zeal IN The
cause OF heaven has been singulaTly fruitful 10
good. your talents and learning have rendered
the services Of the church more than usually
attractive. and commanded the respect OF even
Indifference aud uubelief. Our sorrow, how
ever is more than counter-balaDctd by the
reflection that our loss u tie gain OF the
church. aud that your removal from Us only
gives a wider feld for the exercise vi the eX-
traordinaTy powers with which you are con
fessedly endowed, and which were partially
lost to religion while you occupied The COM
paratiyely obscured position OF missionary
priest. The church h.s again fallen on evil
lays. and not even when the heroic Athana-
sins combatted the first great heresy. aud vim
dicated the Godbetd Of her Divine founder,
or when the ferocious feuds of Guolphis aud
Ghibelives Obliged the Pontffs 20 take refuge
among the peaceful shades of Ayisnon, ana
the tempest rage as it does now around the
" Baroue Of Peter?" The Holy See realizes
this fact. and inspired as ever by Divine Wis
dom. it is not slow in recognizing the clear
heads and stout hearts which the occasion
demands, and which, in pursuance OF God $
promise. are never lacking, and we reflect
with pride that our beloved pastor has been
designated by the inallible Vicar of Christ
as one to whom the he m may be safely en-
| trusted.
With those mingled feelings we present you
with this expression Of our good Will and as
we pray that year future course may not belle
the glorious promise of your youth, we beg
that YOU will reciprocate by invoking for US
the blessing of the God whom You have so
faithfully served here, aud in whose army
YOU now take so exalted IA rank. Trusting
that our mutual good wishes and prayers
NAV meet the favorable attention of heaven,
VIC remain your ever faithful and loving chill
/ (lren in Christ.
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Southern Maryland Railroad.

At recent annual meeting Of this road
held in Washington, the company's prospects
were represented as improving, and the CON-
pletion Of The road 20 Bannings Br idSe was
promised in 8 months time. The following,
gentlemen were elected directors for the en-
suing year:-Sahasl 5. Smoot, John Van Ris-
wick, E. n. Darling, Frank Hume, Horatio
Browning, James S. Barbour. ANDREW Saks,
Charles B Church, aud T. A Cook. of Wash
iuston city; Bsnjamin @. Harris and John n.
Bronze, Of St. Mary's county, Nd, and Il. B.
R-yncr az Baltimore
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THE AMERICAN FARMER for May is upon ouI
table, filled with its usual well-assoTted COM
plement OF seasonsble material for the planter
farmer and gardener Scarce topic Of coun-
try work but receives some notice. proportion
ate 10 its importance, and the editors, with the
cid Of their numerous correspondents, make a
number fully equal to the average of this stan
dard farm paper. The publishers, Samuel
Sands & Son, Baltimore, viii send specimen
numbers free on application Subscription,
postage paid, 81 60 a year. or Sl.l0 to clubs
Of FIVE or more.
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NEW GOODS.

7 HAVE just received general stock Of Fresh
/ Family Groceries, and invite purchasers and
consumers to examine and price before buying
They will find it 10 their advantage 70 do so.
Respectfully,
April IL. 1875. ". EBY.
WHITE Granite Ware, the larges, stock and
w and best assortment mbracing Plain White
and Decorated Chamber Sets, for sale by
April II, 1875. W. EBY.
HARDWARE.-Tabl aud Pocket Cutlery,
Casters, Shears and Scissors, Razors and
Straps, for sale By W. EBT.
II ONG Handle Shovels, Forks, Garden Spades,
! Hoes and Rakes; also, Floral Hoes. for sale by
April II. 1875. W. EbY.
MILK Crooks, assorted sizs., just received and
ifl for sale by
April II, 1875. W. EBT.
TAINTED Tubs, Buckets, Bsoons, Market and
Clothes Baskets, just received, for sale BIZ
April "a, 1874. W. EBY.
GUCUMBER Pickles by 100 or dozen for sale By
I April q, 1874. w. EBY.
4 RoMATIC, for Laundry use, Soap very cheap
a Tor sale By ". EBY.
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GIVE HEED FRIENDS

Two many Of our customers we have already Civ
en- an indulgence entirely disproporti0nats to
our means of business or justified by the regula-
tions OF trade; but recent occurrences, Of which
sufficient publicity has already been given. rem
der it imperative that ALL OUTSTANDING AC-
COUNTS shall be paid up. and that at once, in or
der that we may replenish our now depleted stock.
We hope there are none, who il they be really
our friends and we'll wishers. will disregard this
request; but rather act like men who have al
heart our future success, and pay up promptly
what is honestly due.
To our many good friends and customers who
have so literally patronized US, and so promptly
settled we can but return our most grateful ac-
Acknowledgements; and can only promise that with
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Superior SegarS.

\ smoter remarked to US the other day that
It was strange any Of the dealers in Sesars, OF
consumers Of them, should send abroad fol-
their supplies when we have in our midst a
manufacturer competent to meet the demand
with segars OF superior quality on equal, CT
better, terms. he alluded to Mr.. John B.
Haiues, at Market-bouse square, who is aided
in the manufacture by his father. Mr.. Haines,
Senior, brings to the business an experience OF
forty years, and four of his five senses are out
ragged by the presence Of a bad sesar-and so
are ours, though we don't smoke in this
world and won't ehew-se in the next.
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The question has often been asked by those in
,erested, q" Can have my gray hair restored 70
It's natural color, without coloring the skin and
can my thin locks be thickened up?" We answer,
'' Ii cam and would advise you to read treatise
on the hair, which IS published BY X. p. Hall Il
Co., Nashua, y. H., who send it free upon appli-
cation. They are the proprietors of Halls vege-
table Scilian Hair Remover. We learn from IT.,
the hair, in perfect state of health, is constantly
falling out, and new hairs grow from the same
tubes but in case of any disease of the scalp, or
by the use of alcoholic preparations, the hairtube
becomes contracted at its mouth, and prevents the
new follicle from reaching the surface. Their
preparation will create perfectly healthy condi-
ton of the scalp, and, by its tonic properties, will
preserve and strengthen the roots Of the hair
Statesman, Dee NoiRes, Io,cd.