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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-08
MiDpI.I:-NGED MIN.

There are many of the sgc of thirty tosixiy
Who are tfpubl,d with too frequent eN Nacuaton
o(the blaldcr, oncn accompanied BY a-hsht
.martin. ot hufniu. sensation, and weaken
tnEofth system In manner the patient can.
pot aecnnu, for on examining the urinary dc.
p..-tt- a fopy sediment viii often be found, and
.nm.timcs small particles of alhuucn will AZ
psa- OF the color " ill be of thin and milki-h
hue. srain changing to q dark aud torpid ap-
u..afsnec. There are many men who de oithi-
ainiculty, ignorant % the cause. which l. the
second .tas, of-eminal weakness. DR.. :. viii
guarantee perfect cure In all such case-, and
healthy rc.torSiion OF the scnito urinary or
gan-.
infiiy Of cas,-; balance of treatment can be
sonIuctcd AT home wlthoat interruption OF
hu-lnr-- once hours-ln To- 1, 2to !. and to
= suusisyr-a to Z y. n. only. Consultation
Free. Examination ard advice, Is.
,.~ Dl, u. J sfEEii. late surgron In Del
lrvuc Hospital. i nov associated with Dr.
spinney, aud will give special atienti"n To- the
treatment Of di-sa-s- of the EYE and EAR
Al-o Pi,IvATE DISEASES, EITHER ACUTE
uIi CHRONIC.
:s'-All communication strictly con nf'l,htial.
rO.t Ofier address.
Dt. 4. %. spiNNHy,
N nox sl2. Virginia New.
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sIockHoLpgRs MEETING.

nPPICH sEGRgGATHD BKLcHEk siN.
Ins Compsny. San franei.eo. sepissnsser ..s ,sr
AZ isis'-The regular Annual Meeting ei lhe
sicsIholderr of the segregated Deieher = nin,ng nn
~" .na,,ing wear, and for tho transaetion OF
s"v sihcr buslncss that may properly come ne:
,or rsn, No tit California street, Han Francisco,
6siiIctnIa, on THURSDAY. the Fourteenth
duh day OF October. isI1; tne hoos. hcct - III
y. siosej on Monday. the nth day OF October.
is7s. T and win remain closed until amer the
mss,,nSs' ss,s,s GEO. D. ED WARDS. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-08

And In accordance wiihyaw and an order Of
IN, Hard OF DIrcctor-. made on the nth day OF
Angu.t 4, 1875. 20 many sharcs OF each parcel
Of ,urh stock as may he neccssary. will be sold
a, public suction, at the once OF the Com
many. No. 10 sievsnsons Bsilding, ssn .s
2 ,a2S.,,co' CO. California. on THURSDAY, he
Twrniy.tirst (7Is) day OF Octobef. ls's'
Al Inc hour OF 10 o'clock =. OF said a.y'
M nav said delinquent assessment thereon, to
rrthcr with coats Of advertising snd expen'e'
Of the sale. ,.vpv u..,c,.rv.
ofliee-No. 10, Stevenson's Building. Ssi
nont yomrry street, Nan !'ranclsco. caliiorniA.
'o"'hN' % ID
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mn. 4; y; srIiN'NEy'x ), I',,,,I
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

EJAprY RELIEF fOR yOrSG MIN
- frent the cms,s of krrur- s.a Aea-.- ,a
safly iifr. Mgnhoui restored. lmIe,iina"nis :
To- Marriage renewed. New meth~l of tpat.
meat New aud remarkable rcnlcdiey iiook-
aud 'ifcultf- -ent free. w sealed cuyelopc-.
Aidfr-s, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ii9 ".
Sinth 81. rhilsiylI,his. Pa.-sn Institution
having q high reputation fot honorable con-
duet and profc-~i ~iohsl-kill. myfs i'm
A DvggriSiNG: SiiEAP: GOOD: sys.
~ trm,iic.=All persons who contemplate
making contracts With new -papcr- for the In
scttion ofsalycfti-cmcnt-.r rhould send Twenty
fisc Ccuts tnGco. r. Ro~cll q Co., a Park
Row, New York. tor their Pamphlet i.ook
(uturty seventh editionl, containing lists OF
osrr f.'s1 new spagcf- aud estimates, showing
N" cost Advertisements taken for leading
psl'rt~ in mins states Al a tremendous rv,lne-
tiln lrum puhli- here rais-. Get the hoax.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-08

And In accordance with law and an order
OF the Hoard OF Directors, made Vn the 10th
parcel of such stock a. may bc necessary will
be sold at public auction. al the ssleuooins
Of John Middleton a Bon, No. $40 Montgomery
strsst, San Yrancisco Cal. on MONDAY, the
i.th day OF October. 1875. at the hour OF ~
o'clock u. Of said day, TO pay said delinquent
ssscssn,cnt thereon. together with costs Of ad.
yertislng and expenses of the sale.
w. n. 1IELMAN. Secretary.
0fhec-No. SO California street, Room ~.
San Francisco. Cal. o7-d
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,oMr MD nE HEALED.

itmaiier- not what your trouble may he,
saln. aud let the Ducior examine your case. u
will co.t yuu nothing ior con -aiation, 81 please
c.g aad satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. II h. can cute you be
viii tell yOu -: " not. he will -ay -", for he
wtlluaI undertake a curc unless he i-conident
n au.sf limo the -afue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-08

And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board al Directors. made on INC ziss dsy ~
of August iyyb, 10 many shares of each paI,r' ~ ~
sueh stock ~ may be necessary VIII 10 son Linn nv
Middleton 4 Bon, No. 3i0 MONTGOMERY stresI.
Fan Praneisco, california. on MONDAY. me
Eleventh day OF October. 1875, Al the honr oi ~
o'clock y. oi ,said day, to pay sAld delinquent
assessment thereon. toee'nsf T,'h 0o'' W
W. n. HELhAH, Secretary.
Ofice -Ra,m u. No. 3os California stret
Dsa franclsso. Caiifornia. ssH a'
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I'd TIE LADIES.

DH. SrINNEY, while naturally impressed
with the delicaey of the -ahlcci, feels 81" heel
fancy in assuring them that, In conjunction
with cumI,t.nt khowlcd.c "i Their Nail"nr
Splaai Weakness, LOs- OF Appetite. l4ls-itude.
prpiapsu- utrri, Rctruyetsion- 90 Di-plicr-
ulent of the Wuuih, Vaginal irrgulariiie-, Leu
rhprrra, dyspepsia. ladt.vstion, Constipation.
anl many ,-fity, irritating Distractions that
alnlo.t Invariably have their origin ~ the utcf,
Iu r,,.i,u IA. tau aii,trl them iatrTCllcf
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DELINQUENT SALES.

SENATOR sILvER AlNIy0 CON.
. pANY - onaii,n VI PRINCIPAL place VI
bugipess. ran frsnc.sco California.
Location Of work., Nirylnis Mining Dis
trlet. storey county, Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock. on account of assessinent
No. ~, levied on the 7Ith day Of August,
1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, ~
follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-08
DELINQUENT SALES.
OEIGINALaoLp HILL GoLD AND

" silver Mining COMPANY. Location of
principal place Of businesv. Nan kraneirco. Cal.
Location of works. Gold iiiiI, Nevada.
Notice. -Thsre arc delinquent upon the FOL
loving described stock, ON account Of arscrs.
ment tho. u levied on the 26ih day of august.
ls1o, the several amounts set opposite the
nsmes Of the respective shareholders, No fol
lows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-08
VOL. XIV.
DELINQUENT SALES.
mo WILLIE CONSOLIDATED
w Silver Mining Company: :-Lesaiion OF
\ rireipai place OF businer-, san ffaneiseo
% 'Ioa of work.. Cold nm, Nevada.

LEGATION Of works. Gold liill. Nevada.
Notiee.-There are delinquent upon the foi-
liwing DESERVED stock, On account of asre-s'
msni 1So. :, levied On the 7i,t day OF August.
Is.5. the several amounts set opp.si,e the
nane. d the respective sharSholders. as
io,lows:
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FOR RENT.

4 NEAT Am COMFORTABLE COT.
~ tscy rv-idrncc. clisihly situated at the
h"Hh shd ni Crown Point i,syine. near the
main -ir.rt, y ofcrysl tsr rent on reasonable
lcra.. y contains slN room-. with water,
w"'Ai-hc'i. cellar and other requisite con.
Scni.asc~. Apply snan Ia the -ah.srib.t. who
rcsi'ls- near the premises.
SsIfs 2w' GEORGE IRWIN
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L0ckct Lost I!

4 CRYSTAL LockEr. CONTAINING
~ tw"I1sriraii-. was lo-t ye-ier,lsy In t,old
iilii. The anslcr will h. -uitah,y rewarded ,t
icsvins the -au'c a, the Gold mn Hank ~.
change. ze,,tilI
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FOR RENT.

cncCV TIE "EoN's OwN'' Is -.nt
fuIC /. fRkE iof QUE month. Addrs--
pois UwS. box 2s;s, Boston, Mass. pisC Ct
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29
PROPOSALS
FOR
L R o N
FOR THE
CAPITOL BUILDING.
AT SALEM, OREGON.

HpIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF
ED flee of the Board OF Capital Building Com
missioners for the following iron, viz.
46 window Sills, o feet inches loug;
foot 10 inches wide.
2 window stills, IL feet inches long
foot 10 inches wide.
46 window Caps, feet inches long.
O6 Brackets. for window pilasters.
90 COrbels, under window sills.
S2 Pieces Bed Moulding, feet AZ
inches long.
81 Pilasfer d'aps,
As Key stones.
$50 Leaves. for medallions.
700 Ornaments, on side medallions.
his iron must be furnished within the tim IS
and made To conform to the plans and specih-
cations OF the same as described in the
detailed drawing and specifications now to be
seen in the Office of the Architect, w. W. Piper,
In Salem.
Said bids must be accompanied by an under
taking with two or more sureties, of not less
than tve per cent, OF the amount of said bid,
conditioned that Ii the contract be awarded to
tine said bidder he will enter into bonds for the
faithful performance OF said contract
~ The bids received by the Board for said iron
will be opened by said Board at their office in
Salem, on the 9TH day OF February, 1875, at /
o'clock p, NJ. of said day.
Tho board reserve the right to reject any and
all bids that shall in their Judgment not be ac-
companied with sufficient sureties and also 10
reject all the bids In case all shall be too high
Cash In coin Will be paid on the delivery OF
the iron Mt Salem.
By order OF the Board.
II. SfAPLEToN, President.
p. l.. WILLIS Secretary.
Salem, Jan 20, lS5.-n25w5
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

N ne Circ,at Court, ot the No

III ne Circm Court, Of the State OF
Oregon, for he County of Linn.
Ann o'Hrien. Plaintiff, VS.. Richard o'Brien,
Defendant.
suit tor Divorce.
To Richard U'hrien the above named defend.
ants
In the name Of the state Of Oregon; You
are hereby required 10 appcar and ansN 81 the
complaint uf ihe above namcd plaintiff, In the
above entitled cause, now on file with the CLERK
Of said court, within ten days after the date Of
the service OF this summons upon YOU ID snrv-
ed IN Linn County. Oregon. 6ut Il served ii
any other Conniy within this STATE, then with.
10 twenty days after the datf or the service Of
this summons upon you, or II served by publ.
cation oi this summons, then you arc required
70 answer the complaint BY The first day nf the
next rcrular term Ot said Court, 70 be holden
on tha second Monday, the SIN day of March.
1915, Wt Albany In snid County and State And
you are notified that n you lnfl so TO appear
ana answer as above reQuircd. lnr want oil an.
swer the plaintin will apply 10 the Court for
the roliei demanded In the complaint which
"a dissolution OF the marriage eonfrnct exisf-
ing beiwcrn YOU and The plaintiff and fnr the
care aud Gust dy of the minor children In snid
complaint nnmrd. and will take md4rncnf
againsi yop for the cosis and disbursements Of
GRo. u. HRLN, Atty for PI'R.
Publlahed ey order Of Hon. n. +. Rnnnau
judee q sald Court. which onler bearl drfe
jan ie-as ia.S nliw2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

ASoruER Katie King spiritual me-
dium has come to exposure and grief,
IT now appears that the Katie King
who appeared at the seances of Miss
Cook, in London, is of tho earth
earthly, as the Philadelphia spirit
proved, A Mr., William Hipp writes
TO the newspapers that he attended a
meeting where the spirits were to
sprinkle water upon those assembled.
A tumbler was placed on the table
and the lights turned down, Mr.,
Hipp, being suspicious, graspOd tho
tumbler and soon graspOd hand
dipping into il. The hand proved
to belong to Miss Cook. Thus no
had her on the Hipp, and thus was
the spintualishc goose suddenly
Cooked
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

LET THEM SING WITH Us,-The New
York World, Louisville Comier-Jour.
nal, and New York Erening Post are
the Democracy Of Missouri
to re-elect Carl Schurz to the United
States Senate. For our part we
don't believe in that sort of thing. -
Carl Schurz has just slapped the De-
mocracy Of Missouri square in the
face by asserting that he chad no
sentiment in common" with that
party, and we trust the Democracy Of
Missouri will now have no votes Sin
common" for him. We shall here
after oppose the Greeleying Of the
Democratic party for any purpose
whatever, and shall earnestly protest
against the promotion of rom
egade Republicans over the heads Of
true and tried Democrats, The
Missouri Democrats have a sufficient
number of able statesmen in their
own ranks without stopping outside
to elect a man who boldly informs
them that he has no sentiments in
common with them. We rather like
the tone Of the staunch Democratic
Representative, Mills, Of Texas, who,
when asked to favor "Paper Collar
Banks" of Massachusetts, for next
Speaker Of the House, positively re-
fused, adding that "Banks may sing
with we Democrats, but he can't lead
the choir" 4..t
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29
THE NIoBE OF STATES.

A contemporary, the Richmond
Enquirer, calls Louisiana "the Niobe
Of States" and the San Francisco
Examiner thinks there is a great
deal of aptness in the smile, for
neither Greece in the hands of the
Turks, Poland under the feet of the
Russian, or Ireland ground down by
the heel of England, ever presented
80 piteous a spectacle as Louisiana
struggling in the coils of the Radical
anaconda, AMI seeking heorically to
free herself from its sinewy folds.
For two years now the unfortunate
State has been undergoing all the
perils of a state Of siege in war.
Her peope have been in beleaguer-
ed garrison, hemmed in all sides by
enemies, bent upon starving them
into conditions of surrender. They
have made repeated sorties, but all
in vain, as it resulted only in the
sacrifice of valuable lives without a
single advantage. Things have been
going on thus from bad to worse,
until now they have reached a condi-
ton where it matters little what
change may take place-it cannot
but be for the better. The general
government, and General Grant,
who uses and abuses the power of
that government, is wholly response
BILE for this condition of affairs, and
he cannot escape the odium it will
bring upon his Administration. He
has not the shadow of an excuse for
keeping the people of that State
under the muzzles of his guns or
pinned to the earth by his bayonets,
while thieves are plundering them in
the name of the Radical party. Had
he turned the government of the
State over to the real people even
two years ago, not to say long before
that time, all these fearful scenes of
disorder, anarchy and blood, would
have been spared us, and the people
Of that fair State, which has been
looked upon in times past as one Of
the proudest stars in our constella-
tion-one of the brightest gems in
the crown OF our American empire
would now he happy, prosperous
and contented under the rule of q
local government of their own choice
and own choosing; but partisan am
bition and hate both stood in the
way of this solution to the question
and what are the consequences
Let the sad story of chronic tumult
and disorder that comes to us with
its daily repetition of horrors, by
each mail, or faster still, over the
wires each morning, answer. AL
.here and everywhere in the country
is anxiety and fear. There is q
feverish dread of something about tc
happen, a nameless apprehension
that at any moment frightful trage.
dy may be enacted that will again
drench the streets of the Crescent
City with blood. We all feel that
the fires of a volcano are seeking to
break through the thin crust, and
bring disaster and death upon this
fair city of the South, and in place
of the mimic revelry Of the gay and
gladstone carnival, we look for q
carnival of death. Will not Con
gress step in and do an act of right
and justice, and in the interests Of
peace e--and restore the people Of
Louisiana to good government and
tranquility? Will they not do this
one act in the name of humanity, il
not of Justice?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

what KneNv. Know" " said the errat
surgeon Magendie. "Glve me stubborn facts .
care not Tor theories" This Is sound doe
TRUE Possilly medical martinez might be
able, In plausible wy. 10 show WHY nn
WAAkENS NtNtGAR klrrEES ought not 10
eore indigestion, Headache. Nervouancss
Liver Complaint, Muscular Diseases and MI
stance effect that Object his nno theory would
BE- waste % words A. Munpndie said. the
world demands facts. not speculative OPINIONS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

How THEY DO rr.-If car-windows
were constructed so women could
raise them, Chicago drummers would
so mad. Raising a window for a
woman is their main reliance for
striking up an acquaintance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

Thar Salem preacher who last
Sabbath night tried Gerrand in his
pulpit sermon and pronounced him
"not guilty" is preparing the half
breed lecture against the time of
his release from prison. He will do
to run with Laura d. Fair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

WmLIM Pam, who first applied
the name "carpet-bagger" to the ad-
venturers who went down South after
the war to make their fortunes in
politics, died lately, in extreme pow
erty near Suffolk. Virginia. The ex-
pressiyO application he gave to the
scalawags will not die so soon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

RE-EIEcrEp. - Matt. Carpenter, a
Republican who wouldn't take back
pay, but did take up with another
mans wife, has just been reelected
Y, 5. Senator from Wisconsin, not
withstanding the fact that a petition
signed by over one thousand Repub-
hoans Of that State asked the Legis-
lature not to do it, said petition de-
claring that il Carpenter We're elect
cd It would break up the Republican
party of that State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

A Coon PAPER --Messrs. Kelley &
Robinson are making of the Portland
Neies a No, l paper, and we earnest
ly urge our Democratic friends down
that way to give it liberal support.
1t is a perpendicular Democratic
sheet and no mistake.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

IMPROVING. - The Jacksonville
Times gives constant indications Of
progress, snap, vim, and "git up"
and is now one Of our most valuable
and interesting exchanges. 1t is
Democratic from center to circum-
ference.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

SCIENCE BAFFLEp, Now we suppose
the average Cincinnati husband has
lost all confidence in the skill and
cunning of the dentists of that city;
for we read an account of a tooth
icrkist who last month yanked 10
molars and the tongue from the
mouth of a Cincinnati woman, and
yet she is still able to taste sweet
things and talk gEbly of the latest
fashions, 1t may well be frantically
asked, SIS there no help for a body's
son in this vain world?"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

AMAN named Ullory recently out
ragged little girl aged 8 years, at
Urbana, Ohio, He was arrested and
put in Jail to await his trial. On the
18th inst. forty masked men entered
the jail yard, overpowered the keep
or, and took out the prisoner and
hanged him to the nearest tree.
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. c.NNoN wuAr suoors norm WAYS.

A CANNON THAT SHOOTS BOTH WAYS
We are glad to observe that the
Congress of the United States has at
last been attacked with q genuine
case Of virtue, and is going to draw
its immaculate skirts closely about
its disfgured legs and protect itself
from further pollution and contain
ination with adulterers and such like
curses. The House Committee on
Elections have reported resolution
refusing a seat to Cannon, the newly
elected member. from Utah, who, it
is alleged, is a Mormon Polygamist
having half dozen wives, Tor, as
the committee recites it-concu-
bines.) Dlaea
1t is also refreshing to see how
patronizingly the Radical journals Of
the country pat the virtuous Con-
gressional Committee on the back
and utter sanctimonious howls Of ap-
proval and "Thank God--ump' over
this manifestation of the purity and
holiness Of our Republican Congress.
And now that the good work is com
menced, we suppose it will go on
until both branches of the national
Congress is purified and purged of
these fornicators and adulterers
and the saintly Radical goose
is suspended at an exalted al
titude, and Beecher and the other
pure Yankee deacons are constrained
to raise their nasal ebeneezers on high
and chant praises over sanctified
and regenerated republican,!
And then away will go Matt. Car
penter, who has just been reelected
to the Senate from Wisconsin, and
who is known to all Washington So
ciety as o libertine and adulterer.-
And, alas and alackl We must lose
our own Nipple, who was as much
of an adulterer as the Mormon Can
non-having for years had at least
two living wives, with others brows-
ing around as much "to all intents
and purposes z
OF course this trio of gay deceivers
must share the same fate. The dig
nifed Senators Carpenter and Hip
pie must step down and out with the
Representative Cannon. One is as
much of an adulterer as the other;
save there might be some excuse. or
palliation for the crime of the Nor
mon who professed a belief in the
sanctity of his ooncubinage and
claimed that he was only performing
o religious duty which he had been
reared and educated to respect. -
There can be no such soph-
istry urged in favor of the Polyga-
nous Senators. Being lawyers, they
yet outraged the law; being bred
and educated among Christian insti-
tutions, they yet violated every pre-
cept of christianity and deliled the
most sacred citidel of our social in
stitutions. u.U
Then let The three stand or fall to-
gether. If Cannon is refused ad-
mittance, let Carpenter be excluded
also, and let Nipple be kicked out to
mike room for one whose skirts are
clear of this social leprously and
whose constituency will have no rea-
son to blush for his private life and
character,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

/ WHAT HE CAN'T BEAR. You may
gloat over the failure of the Rebel
lion and the Louisville editor will
bear it patiently. But spell Fort
Sumpter with a p and he will fight
you till he falls exhausted on a pile
Of Southern exchanges.