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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-15
South PDiisirea.

SDut. Poniret.
There will be Sabbath school
exercise at the hall, to commence at
halfpast three Preaching at half
past four by Rev. 4. llazen.
POniirei.
Mr. A. Thatcher lost a valuable
stock horse, on Tuesday.
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barnard.

Barnard.
r.. b. Rand, Esq, of this town,
goes us better on a Sundower. He is
at the head in this department OF
tioriculture-until the next man turns
up. He has a plant that has 6S
blossoms on it!
Mrs. E. r. Morgan, of this town,
has a Petunia-one root-that has
IlS blossoms on it, and any quantity
OF buds. Can any one beat this p
We think not.
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The above is n representation Of tive
tram headed for Woodstock. The en-
CINE is a Baldwin make, large. nearly
new, having been run only 5000 miles,
and vas purchased Of the Northern
Pacific K. r. Co. at Chicago, by a. &.
Dewey & Co. for $1,000 $1,000 less
than cost-the company having be
come embarrassed, and had to sell.
Mr.. Dewey is now in the market pur
chasing cars. etc, and the train will be
made up in few days, The en-
CINE is to be called the \. G Dewey
in honor of tie President Of the road,
and long may it wake the slumbeling
echo in the Quechce yalley,.,and thnn-
der Oh at no distant day towards the
setting sun.
The work is done, the engine is
here, and Woodstock has reached civ
lllzation, September 10Th, 1915. Now
let there be no more CreW uObHers,
and the earnings of the road. above
running expenses, be honestly applied
to paying the Indebtedness as fast as
possible, and all will be well.
We shall commence next week
the publication Of an original story,
entitled, Tried for Murder; or, The
Fatal Diary by welI-knowu writer
of fiction and facts, in the Qlechee
Valley, to run several weeks. Now
is a good time to subscribe
On Saturday last, as Clarence
Macgui.e, one of the employees of the
Woodstock railroad, was riding on q
platform car, near White River Vii
lagp, with his feet hanging over the
side, they came IN contact with q pile
Of ties, breaking one OF his legs.
We had the first frost of the sea
son Flidny night, and it killed vege
tatlon in many places. Saturday
night Jack went for things in earnest
the thermometer registering 80 above
ZerO-that was the last of exposed
garden sass in this section.
The Woodstock Conet Band
left Tue day afternoon to music at the
State Fair at Rutland. They looked
mighty gay. and can pay, you bet.
Alvin Hatch and wife are at the
sea side for few weeks. II the iisl
knew Alvin was coming they woulC
hold a convention and resolr3 to ge
up and Get !
We are indebted to James 5
Fox, Esq, agent Of the Phoenix Mu
iHa' lIHa insurance 20. OF uart1Drt
Conn, at Toronto, for late files of TIT
Dominion newspapers
Charles II. Tarby longtime
barber in Windsor, died at that place
this week of dropSy. III early lif
Mr.. Tarhy was slave in Maryland
and we think he must be an Older
man than our correspondent states il
another column. He was genla
soul and will be greatly missed by hi
family and all who knew him.
-We'are having beautiful weather
but dry as dust.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! BY Probate Court
MARI BoRo rs. for said District.
To all Per.ons interested in the Estate of
Lemncl Whitney. late Of Brattlcbrro, in said
District, deceased, Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this Court will
decide upon the allowance oF the account Of
Samuel Whitney, late Executor of the last
Will of ,aid deceased, 10 be rendered by
Charles Chapman, administrator Of The Estate
of saiu Samuel, deceased, also the account
OF the said Charles Chapm III, OF
the funds remaining in his hands
Us Trustee Of said Lemuel Whitney's
Estate, and decree distribution thereof to the
persons entitled, at he session thereof to bc
held at the Probate Office in BrattIehoro, on
Fifth Day Of October A. u. 1873, when and
where you may be heard in the premises,
If you see cause.
ASA KEYES, Register.
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1t will be seen by an advertise
ment in another column that Mr.. Bill
lings has prohibited hunting on hi
lands.
TIE GRAND Procession made by
Adam Forepaughs great aggregation
is the largest, grandeSt and costlies
sheet parade ever made by any show
company in the world,
-3lrnarl iowa Fair to morrow
Thursday.
Charter Dobbm and hack,
Take your gal with the pull back,
Give up for day dull care.
And ''do' Barnard and the Fair.
TnRnLlNG SCENE-At the close OF
the Forepaugh Show Parade, n bal
loon ascension takes place from Tho
show ground The mronaut ascendS
| in Il balloon inflated with hot ar, with
out the car or basket usu lily attached
to a balloon, depending solely ion sup
port upon a slender bar not over two
and Onc-hlli inches IN width. AS he
ascends he clings to this trail support,
and at an altitude of one thousand
feet in mid air he is seen turning som
ersauts over this bar, swinging from
it with one hand, then with one leg,
and finally he places his chin over il
and bangles from il with his hands at
| his side, the balloon, meantime, en-.
tirely mmanagable ut height OF
1909 feet in the air Immense
crowds flock to witness this danger
ous and blood chilling performances. II
can be seen at Woodstock on the 22d.
Tom Pratt. who had Il ,crinma g
with his wife last winter, in which he
had his head cut open with an axe,
had it sewed up and lived; aud last
Sunda, he thought he was well enough
to go in" again. He did 90 in and
with better success, for he took the
precaulion to throw up breast " olk>
and arm himself with a hoe. He had
learned something from former con
tcsls-he did not attack the leading
spirit Of the conlcmding forces. He
didn't care to have his head split open
a second time, and on the opening Ct
the fight toe. His object OF attacl;
this time was stcp-daughter Of his.
who he thought had been guilty OF
some Youthful indiscretion, and by d
stratrgVic movement OF his leg, and
the noe, he brought her down. tiC
contin Jed to hoe her for sometime,
more vigorous than lie ever hoed bill
Of potatoes. or until the cry Of "mur-
der" from the yanQushcd party
brought the ncighbors. \ truce was
effected and the authorities sent for
They looked over the battle field and
reported TO the town counsel, who ad-
vised them not TO prosecute, rs 1t was
about nip and tuc<-the dog Il little
ahead Of the for, il anything,' as an,
other Nom Pratt once expressed it.
And they didn't prosecute, Now
Thomas will have to do picket duty
tm awhile, and watch the movements
Of the enemy, or tie will fluid the tips
of his tees turned up to the roots OF
the daisies before SNOW TAILS.
Two HEADED NEGRO GIRL.-A ne.
gro girl with two heads and four legs
is on exhibition in Forepaugh's Grand
Museum. 1t will be at Woodstock
Sept. %,
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STATE OLE VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT,
Windsor County, 80, WHEREAS Addie
l.. C.. Dow of Chester in the County Of Wind.
sor and State of Vermont. has filed in the Off o
of the Clerk Of the County Court, within and
for said County her Petition setting forth in
substance that on the Goth day OF November
A. ID. 1873, she was lawfully married to OAR
win Dow at hester aforesaid that she has al
ways behaved herself as faithful and aifec-
Tomato wife. toward the said Darwin, and that
the said Darwin, wholly regard, IS of his MAJ
riage covenant, on divers days and tines II e
said marriage has committed the crime OF
adultery that on >he first day of May, A. d
1874, he deserted your petitioner and has II o
said time lived apart from her, and has refuse
to contribute any thing towards her support !;
and praying for divorce from the Bonds of
Matrlmony, and that she may he allowed to
resume Eer maiden name.
AND, WHEREAS, it appears in said Petition
tat the SAID Darwin Dow is vi ihout this State
and is in parts unknown SO that personal ser
vice Of the said Petition can not be made upon
him, it is ordered that the substance of said
Petition together with this order be published
for three consecutive weeks in the spirit of
the Age,"a newspaper printed at Woodstock
in said county, the last publication to be at
least six weeks before the Term of the County
Court next to be held at Woodstock within
and for said County of Windsor, on the first
Tuesday Of December A. d. 1875, and that the
said Darwin Dow he therein notified to appear
at last mentioned Tenn of said Court and an
swer the said Petition.
THEREFORE, you tue said Darwin Dow are
hereby notified to appear at the said last men
toned Term of said Court and make answer to
the said Petition and farther to stand to and
abide such order and decree as the said Court
shall make tn ;rein.
Dated at Woodstock in the County of Wind,
cor the 18th day of Sept A. D. 1875.
GEORGE B. FRENCH, Clerk.
HUGH HENRY, Attorney.
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charge by everybody.

charge by everybody.
Taat there will be an immense ut
tendance to the exhibition we ara
quite sure, for nothing like it has ever
been brought to this place, and we
rcitarate the language of the program
me- when we say to all oar readers,
IN town aud country, ''don't forget
the day and date Wednesday, Sep,
TENDER p.
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THANKS no AHA CONCERNED.

untiring lnbOr OLA community
Harvest d. at Last.
THANKS 10 AAA CONCERNED.
The iron horse will enter the vii
lagn Of Woodstock for the first lime
this afternoon, and ice cool lem onady
will be furnished to wet the whistle of
those who may wish to 90 and gaze
on the headlight of the ''Winooski
Woodstock is up to the spirit OF the
are at last She has Il railroad , The
whistle Of the engine is heard in our
streets. aud it mikes us al. ~ the
Frenchman would say. ''Ietl good
when we look back upon the wears
the money, the pull-b2cks, the opposi.
ton, that this enterprise has encoun
tered, the simple word "completed,
seems like the tlpeting vision Of {
dream to uS-we can hardly reaiiza
that it is 50. We must go down and
see if it is a reality rs soon as this pa
per is ont. O. nam is a wonderful AM
NAL, and his progress ia this world
even shows that ne is destined ion
greater things in tlo world 10 come
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WO0NSiOck.
The Woodstock R. r. Completed
The Bngipe in Woodstock !!

The Fruit Of Twelve years Of the
untirinG labOr Ola community
Harvest d. at Last.
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4 WORLD ON WHEELS.
Thc esranaacSd SHOW On Earth
Coming Here
1900 WILD BEASTS, 1000 BIRDS !
Great Travelling Museum, Rnn by
Steam
1000 tsE% ASD la0ESES
q.Ogo WEN AND kG0RSES {!
A GIGANTIC CIRCUS
III iI!T ENTIRE POLE TENTS (!

, FL ,I.T CENTRE POLE TENTS
OF oil the tented exhibitions in This
country. not one of them can be com
pared to ADAM FoRErAuGn's. in size,
spIendor, cost and attractvencs>. In
saying his We fear no contradiction
To Ill who have seen Forepan@hs
great SHOW, (anC t"vir mnmbpr j. mil,
lions, during the past decade, what
we have stated Is 4 seIt-cydent truth.
Ga Wednesday, September -, this
monster combination Of mena gerie,
museum. circus. &c. &c.. is to eXhib,
il 1t Woodstock, afternoon and even
| ing. Prominent among its attractions
arr
/ FIVE TRAINED ELEPHANTS.
and Il collection Of rare wild animals,
and beautiful birds, from every land
and cline. For the first time IN many
wears our nannlr will h,yp AN omar.
unity OF seeing "A tull grown
G,RArrr
standing about seventeen feet III
height, and more really rare animals
than ever were before in thi, country
uov.yq,. ,y,coe>
roi,,h;ru 9 o,o n,,nI, ,.ooo;r;,u Gina
,,.;,,., &c., ,,,..,.' h,.7,. J.,
..,,....,.,: l.. ',,.
,t,,,m .,o.;,., % Ell. o,.,,, .,,,.
A,,
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Then there iSa magnificent, and the
only
GREAT TRAVELLING MUSEUM
nov on to, continent Tocnnmcratc
Ill tn, rare, strange. and curious OBJ
.iects on exhibition IN this department
would require volumes There are
giants, dWariS, mOnsiroailies, statuary,
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l,500 WILD BEASTS, 1000 BIRDS !
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FI'T '"NTNTtP T'''T'' ''fN'''
and collection Of rare wild animals,
and beautiful birds, from every land
and cline. For the first time IN many
years our people will have an oppor-
unity OF seeing full grown
GIRAFFE
standing about seventeen feet in
height, and more really rare animals
than ever were before in this country
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VIII be found to possess those qualities Necessary
to the total eradication Of all bilious attacks
prompt L. start the secre,ons Of the vur aad give
a healthy tone 10 the entire system. Indeed. ID 8
10 ordinary discovery in medical science 10 have
Invented a remedy ior these stubborn complaints
which deveope all the results produced BY d here
tofore free use of caomel, a mineral Justly dreaded
by mankind, AMI ACKNOWLEDGED to be destructive
in the extreme to the human syston. That tic
properties Of certain vegetables comprise Al! the
virtues Of cslome without its inJ 1rous tendencies
is now an admitted fact rendered !ndis .u,able by
scientific researches and those who u-a the Man
drake Pills will be fully satisfied that the best
medicines are those provided by nature IN the
common herbs and roots Of the fields
These pills open the bowels correcI al bilious
arrangements without salvation or any Of the
luxurious effects OF calomel or other polsons The
secretion Of bile is promoted BY these pills as will
be seen by the altered color OF tie stools and dis
Appearing Of the ssrlow complexion aud cleansing
Of the tongue.
Ample diIeetiers io7 use accompany zach COX Of
pills
Prepared ouly by }. Ii scheuck Son. at their
principal Office, corner Sixth aud Arch Streets
Philadelphia. aud FOR sale BY all druggists ami
dealers. Price - cents per box.
.l.,.a Errfr "a.
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BOSTON MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 49, 1875.
FLOUR-Tho demand for Flour has been moder.
ate Sales at 81 Is "a 60 for Western superane
u 150 so for common extras s. SO @6 Is for Wis
consln extras; s. 50 "a % for Minnesota extras
20 " "a % Tor white wheat Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan; Sc 25 a so for Illinois; and 81 90 q
brands. Corn Meal has been In moderate demand
and has been selling at 50 so % 100 Y bbi
Dat Meal ranges rom IS 50 a 2Jv Dbl. as to the
quality. Buckwhoat at 81 65ap2 rs v 100 lbs.
GRAIN-The market for Corn has been lower
during the week. Sales have been at &C "a zoe Y
oushel for mixed and yellow. Oats have been
quiet. The sales have been at As "a SOC y
buahel for mixed and white. In Rye sales at IS
10 90 v bushel. Shorts have been selling at SIe
12o 0ov ton Fine Feed at so 90 a 81 Mfddlngs
at ~ NIas v ton. In Barley sales have been at
sosD 30F bush.
PROVISIONS. Pork has been in fair demand ::
prices in favor Of buyers. The sales have been At
tl5G ! 80 for primei s2l 81 "a 81 rs for meas and
sa3@ ga so Dbl. for clear and extra clear, as to
sales at sl2 O00si3 90 for moss and extra mess and
SIC so a II 20 for family. Lard Is In steady
demand. The sales have been at l3t @l4c v b for
selling at 10 a i3.c Y ID for Boston and Western
PRODUCE. The Market for fine Butter is in good
demand. The sales Of choice New York and
Vermont daries have been at 81 a 3ic; with
selected lots higher shade; and common
Cheese is in saIr demand. sales have been Al
10 Gl3tc eb. White Beans at 81 4o9 90 Y bushel
ioi iAo1AuM ehIh pea az 81 10 40 %, ard
yellow eyes at 81 Is % y bush. Eggs at $50 y
doz. for Northern and Eastern. Potatoes At Is
155e " bushel- Apples are selling at 81 90 "a Is
q bbl
WOOL. The demand for Wool has fallen OF. but
business is lair for the season. The sales include
10000 lbs Ohio and Pennsylvania deeces at ~ "a
Sos 800 lbs Michigan, at liQi5ic; $500 rs Wis
censin. and other Ieeces at AZ. "a 43c y b:
sOOJO IT'S combinZ and delaine feeces at IS ofe2i,
Tor washed, and 3sdi9ic Y b for unwashedt So. 90
u unwasded and understandable 1ceces at
II ass VII.
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ALBuRoH-SAD AFrAIR.-William Hews-
ton and Israel LaroY went from this place.
Friday afternoon. to Rouses Point to attend
mass at the Roman Catholic church in the
evening; but before the hour for mas
Hewston got too drunk to attend and they
started for home about IL o. clock Christmas
eve. They attempted to cross the railroad
bridge. and when about twenty rods from
shore Hewston fell through and struck the
ice about ten feet below. Lsroy descended
and helped him to get on a stick of timber,
used as brace in the bridge, and told him
to remain quiet until he went ashore for as
sistance. On returning with help Hewstsn
was no where to be seen, and as there was
open water about twenty feet from where
be fell. it is thought be attempted to go
ashore on the ice and fell into tie water
and was drowned. Search was made for
the body, Saturday. but it was not found.
There is a slight chance that he may have
succeeded in getting ashore and crawled in
to some unoccupied building, but as he was
not seen Saturday forenoon, it is generally
thought he is drowned. There Was heavy
south wind and snow storm at the time, and
it was not safe icT sober man to attempt
to walk the bridge
The festival at the NJ. E. church, christ
mas eve, was well attended. The pieces
we well spoken and the music was fine
Th, trees were well loaded with presents
anu the children enjoyed themselves very
much. Mrs. K. W. Darby received a fine
gold watch and chain, and there were sew
eral other fine and valuable presents
The travelling on the ice is very poor and
the sleighing is all gone. S
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new York Provision ,ar.et.

NEW YORK, Dec. %.
COTTON quiet safes 3o4I bales al 10, ;or mid
ding upiauls.
FLOJR-Rsceipts T. 4eIbarls, without i'm portaut
change. Sales Of -.4JI barrels superhne Western
and state at f25d i.5O; common TO good extra
Western and State al i-70d5io; good 20 choice do.
II f5d7 s- common 10 choice white wheat West
eru extra al s5G uu, fancy white wheat west
ern extra M N'd'. common 10 good extra Ohio
at -1d7 . common % choice extra ST. Louis at
5-4'd9n0 patent Minnesota extra good TO prime
b.711 .-js choco u double extra 1919 90. H.
ciuiiug 2fHV hh.s uusound extras At $40 Il 5 -
,Uu barrels flr uns0und extra Z 70 a $40; the
market closing quiet Rye -four quiet and steady
81 : 80 q l o. Corn meal unc haItsed Western,
Jersey sni Pennsy4vAua 81 1913 -. Brandy
WINS at1gl.
GRAiN.-Wheat recofrtg 50 So busbels shade
hrmer. little more doing chiefly Tor export. sales
$500 huihels at % for rejected spring coal ~
FOR ungradcd spriu-. ga ~ for New YORK in
spectiun No sprluZ " in store los for No.
Chicago afuat. l4di u for No Milwaukee ~
for uugradcd NJ lwaukee ] 30 for No. Milwaukee.
lsd ~ Tor good new winter red western 1 g. for
prime amber Michigan - Tor amber Penusfl-
wants - .Cr white western and nomnally; lsd
p for No. Chicago, ga = NO. ? Milwaukee.
Rye quletAt s. 10 81 ilr western % to 81 for State
- for Canada IN bond. Peas Gull at % in bond.
Barley dull sales ~ bushels twO-rUwed state At
-5G-u 800 bushels canada west at II; 10 90
bushels Canada west 10 arrive at 10. Barley malt
dull; sales 400 bushels twO-r.wed state at fOr
cash 20 arrive. Corn Receipts 4s 81 bushels lie
better and more dong export for homo use. Sales
Sales % ou bush at Tor old western yellow il
b d los
6iGG6 for graded new nj xed western, and yellow
and New NUrE inspection mixed 56l961 for no grade
6id0e for low IN xad and yellow to for graded
white western Go for new yellow southern 6 a
60: white d.. Oats-keceipts 293 bushels
little more steady. sales AZ 600 bush at asa 70 for
mixed western and state +5d46 for No. ; state in
spect'oa mixed i515O for!xnte western aud state
HAN-irm At 50 Tor shipping.
HOPS nrm II loo - Tor eastern and western
lodl for New York state l7GAl for california
COFFEk-kio quiet l6iGl9s for csrgoes lsiG
-Ji -old for job lots.
suGAR-quiet at sGst Tor fair to good refining
MOLASSkS-New Orleans quiet and uDchan ged.
hICE-quiet and without decided change 10 the
price
PETROLEUM active crude at =. refined al
- naphtAa at siG9; cases at i7Iis;
TALLpW-steady. Sales 81 O00 pounds Of city az
l5-l6.
EGGS firm, 30G3)i for state ana Pennsylvania
, lau for western ~ 4 30 tor choice Canada Zi4
~ for lined.
PRoNlsIONS-P0rk heavy at q 70 for new mess
spot. Beef quiet; Cut meats quiet, Mddles dull at
lOt for western long clear, II for long and clear
Lard hrmer prime steam at l2.. Butter choice
hrm, medium snd good grades hOavy l5dr25 for
sesterni Sd3I for state. Cheese quiet NJ 69i2!
for common 10 prims.
sEEDS-L.lseed quiet.
WHlSh tl-steady at -.
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Elements of Bone, Brain, ana Na.eie.

The food contains the elements Of bone. brain and
muscle, and in healthy system, properly nour-
ished the manufacture Of these bodily constituents
IS uninterrupted, night or day. On the other hand
when digestion, or assimilation imperfect, the
manufacture IS hindered, and the destruction not
being eounteracted BY the reparative processes of
Nature, the system Is threatened with early decay
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are peculiarly fitted
to overcome the causes which lead to an untimely
deeadence Of the vital energies, removing as they
do all obstacles to complete digestion and asslmi-
lston Of the food, and restraining an undue waste
Of physical substance. For the loss Of strength
consequent upoR depicting diseases, they are the
best possible remedy, and their brscins effects up
on the system enable it to Withstand hurtfal at
Inospherie influences inductlve OF malaria
Jan >, leodkWlw
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Yoarlins.. slos2e. Two Years Old. sIsesa. rAr..

Yearlings, sIo122; Two Years Old, Slsnsl; Thrss
Years Old, $2Sf46.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambeth lots, e co. q 50,
and s. Is each; extra, 50 so % 80, or from to
7cvB.
Prices Of Hides. Tailow and Skins Brighton
Hides, 40 &c ' b; Tallow, q q 70 W; Country
Hides, et17tc ytb; Tallow. SO Go d Pslts, 81 90
81 80 each; Calf Skins, l21l2tc y.
REMARKS.
Cattle-The market for cattle remains very dull.
There is but light supply on sale. and what are
offered selling with considerable indifference. Il
is useless to call the market any better; inclined
rather to favor lower rates.
Sheep-With ZIG head only for disposal, or only
about 100 in access of last weeks receipts from the
North, We find sluggish trade, with prices not
any better. There were lot Of sheep and . lot Of
weeks ago at "a SC y ID, but would command a.
much In to-day's market by 10 v b.
Poultry-Mixed lots ofpoultry, consisting of hens
and chicken at 10 ID live geese at 95s v head,
or loo Y 10.