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Bowers Hoof Liniment

After so years OF practical experience 'sIs w..5
horses, in staging, teaming, &C., nave leMn M
ed that more horses have been crppisu y.
inatteEtion to the feet than all other dsgasv ~
combined After men .experlments Ia A..
found he true remedy to PREVENT tne u,sl
ease the hoof, or restore 1t after neglisen,vss,
to WI al nature intended 1t should peJt.
great support Of the noble animal. II lGe noO,
inflamed and diseased, the animal IS Solnpa,, 20
lively worthless. This Liniment VIII SUI N., ~
prersn. this worst OF all diseases, Contrac..,ys ~
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction u ,,r,r. W
Back Sinew generally called Knee puied opaaihsi
&C., and restore those that have been oriPP'''1
by the want OF such a remedy. ,o,,
S6Try 1t, and 1t will never fail II pfope'1
applied, viz: o.o,.cn
Battle the horse's foot once week, OF oisvIj an,
er II necessary, at the heel and nos' AA
around the hoof close to the halr.
III. C. BOYER
rorr1stown, Pa
MR.. NJ. c. BOYER-Dsdr Sir: ms Is ~ M m
tlfy that have used your Linlmens - ,has a
stable for three months past, on m9lo ast ' nrs
one hundred horses, and lind 1t the pgs; i s1
paration have ever used on horses. ~ :. q = 8y 4
better than you recommend Il. Sehu ~'
cases at once, by express, 9 y. y; NON
No 1872 West 31st street New fork ole.
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REGISTERS Oruer.
RRGIsrKR's OEFICR.

~ ,
NEw CASTLE COUNTY, May IL, 1876.
Upon the application of Victor DuPon:
and Charles IT, Rumford, Executors of
Edward w. Gilpin. late OF Wilmington
hundred, in said county, deceased. it is
ordered and directed by the Register that
the Executors aforesaid give notice of the
granting of Letters Testamentary upon
the Estate of the deceased with the date
OF granting thereof by Causing adver-
tisements to be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters. in six OF the
most public places of the county of ew Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against tho Es'ate to present the same or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
TO be inserted within the sa me period in the
Daily Gazette, a newspaper published in
Wilmington. and to he continued therein
sr16gsA three weeks. E. e. ID.
VMS& Given utder the hand ana seal OF
Ny Office of tho Register Aforesaid. at
Now Castle. New Castle county aioIes nd,
the day ard year above written.
S. C. BIGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persona having claims against the Es
tate OF the deceased must present the same
duly attested to tAe Executors, on or be-
ore May 18th. 1877. or abide the Act OF
VICTOR Dupont.
CHARLES G. RUMF0RD.
maylS-3weod Executors.
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NOTCH.

Allpersons havin z claims against the rs
tate OF tho deceaaed must present the same
duly attested to the Administrator on or before
May 80. 1877, or abide the Act of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided.
THOMAS d. GIBSON,
Administrator.
Adaress-Wilmington Del. ma 3leod3w
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INOtND.-A long carriage whip found N
IL Market stree.. between 2,h and 10Th.
le al al this oihcs after ieruticatioa
no o Orner:h.-. apr.--l.
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Dunbar System
SUCCESSFULLY


Interfering iavariablylcured ini one shoe :
ing.
knucklins and knee sprung no sesi
meiiately benefited and left in con tito
the aid of which nature soon etfe,ts lie N
nent cure.
Lameness from corns instantly rem owed.
Immediate relief given in cases, Of acute
founder.
Diseases OF the above nature and various
others pertaining to the foot and leg. hereto =
fore considered incurable by "Old school,
Veterinarians. are by n judicious application
of the Dunbar System relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the
office, showing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense TO acquire a
thorough knowledge of the subject, and be-
ing the only smiths in the State to whom Mr.
Dunbar has impaired his valuable method of
treatment. | am prepared to treat the worst
case the public can bring forward.
employ only competent meniland per-
sonally supervise all operations.
- coffee. u1lHsndl II3 Orange I,t.
DAVID wOOLMAN.
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POPULARITY.

IL Is self evident fact that unless person
possesses sterling worth he will not have
the esteem oflis ftllow>men. IL is true,
that for time he may deceive, but event
ually his faults will he exposed.
This u applicable also to articles reconl>
mended to tile confidence of purchasers.
Fora brief period by false concentrations
and glittering exterior, theyimpose on the
people. but rs soon rs tested. they are cast
aside. The test OF ten years has proven
the iustrinsic wprtn Of DIX. TUrr's HAIR
DYE, and to-day no preparation enjoys
greater popularity. From yeario year the
demand for II has Increased, aud nov, II is
IN general iseboth In this aud foreign
countries. No stronger proof Of Its value
could I've given. -'''--s~' d. .e
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qualiiicaiions &c, the grace the position In
which tlexIare expected y serve the
people. 4 N .&e. 49,. q
! am ID a3ssesiopa cgntainipg I'm ssfsA
about ons eigAth rpfths county that.liss
not had q county offlce since the war says
that Of processiensf for 4 short time lifuy
memory serves me rght)s ahdfwe Opened
not our mouth foi we lad snskeds nothing,
But we do ask row. us i voters and tag
payers that the conventiong give usa fair
consideration forlI know we have msnsin
West and Souti, ives: Orange as good rs
can befotthd anywIlefsarI think s'tiiem
entitled to tile honoM nf the people. /
take this medium 81 calling tho peoples
attention to these neglected. voters iil-
competent ~ lam.
COMMON SENsEs''
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TIE STRANGE Trial. !

The Blue Ridge Blade SAYS sour readers
will remember the unfortunate homicide
sbich took place in Haywood county last
summer: when ,yeuug Tommie Strange sh,,t
and killed Young man by tho name of
Murray. The trial was removed from
Haywoodt to Buncombe, aud began last
week at Asheyille. g.a - SO
b, As We goto press. q gentleman on The
train directly from Asheville. says the esi.
deDee was al 10 on Saturday evening and
the argupcnt opened on Monday lie is
quite confident from the intelligent charac.
Ter o. the jury and the evidence that the
defendant will be acquitted. 49,. i.at
The State introduced as witnesses ]. p
Herren. I. M Davis. Mr.. Lilly u Rayette-
vile. Mr.. Elliott, w. Pemberton, Preston
Brijgers, Austin burgess. Mr.. jenkins.
DR.. Rodgers. w. A. Patterson and E<9.
I.eathcrwood. The defence. as 70 charac.
ter alone. Bishop Atkinson. Major Sted-
man. w. y. Lynch. Straugc's old instrue.
tor at Bingham's Dr.. Durham. his associate
al The University q Virginia. w. y. Can
nady. 8. j.. Fremont, II s. Martin. r,
X. Bridgers. and DR.. Thomas, the family
physician, all Of Wilmington. .....
The main reliance Of the defence rested
on the testimony Of Lilly, Elliott. Fem,
ber,on, and others who brought in the de.
cIaration Of Strange just after the com.
mission Of the Decd. This. Ills Honor
Judge Waits, after an exhaustive argu-
meDt on the part Of Col. Gather for thcsie.
feuse. aud Capt. MeLoud for tho prusepu.
ton. ruled tobe . part Of the transaction
and admitted. NJ, aos
The declaration was made in response 10
Mr. Patterson's inquiry. Tommy. what
have you doner' when Strange said, !
did Il in self.dsfcnce--h was coming al
me with knife.' Il
DR.. Rogers testified regarding the post
mortem examination Of Murray's body,
That lie was shot under the left collar bone
the ball ranging downward The immedi.
ale cause Of death being strangulatiOu from
Gov OF blood.
The defense agreed 70 waive the right 10
last speech. IN consideration of what ap.
psared TO them important advantageo Of in.
Producing testimony as to character. No
Young man in tho State. subjected TO 80
severe scruting. ever passed better examina.
ton. The venerable Bishop Of North Car.
olina. Dr.. Watson his pastor, Major Lynch
his teacher, W. Thomas his physician. aud
others who know him from childhood, gave
him character without spot or blsmish.
The counsel Cor the State were }. NJ.
Gadeef. Solicitor, W. b. aud @. s. retga.
son aud Capt. sict.oun; aud for The de.
leuse .I,unoan X. Mcl,as. u. 5. Gather,
M. Erwin. A. n. aud r. ". Davidson. d.
Coleman. .. q. l. Gudger aud Al. 4.
Howell. sa,
"a l.xsu
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EDITOR RECORDER: A desire Tor fair
play induces me TO ASK little space in
yaur PAPER To make suggestion ms TO our
candidate for the Senate from Orange. And
In tile firstplace understand Mr. Editor
that do not desire TO controvert any
thing saidas 90 tile fitness or claims Of
any gentleman already mentioned In this
connection. On the contrary not only
freely admit the fitness Of many mem
toned but. Fam disposed tocpngra;nlate
the people of Orange that We have 80
many gentlemen whose antecedents give
assurance Tint either lin the Scnaie or
elsewhere they wolild be found fully upio
the requirements ola critical and well
informed constituency. Our. former re-
preventative In the Senate Mr.. G.. +. Parish
IL entitled, by an alInost ,uilanimous ver-
dict, 60 the ..wsll done. good and faithful
servant" from, oar people. You know Mr..
Editor, tlst u has been q eustani Of long
standing 70 offer 20 a representative
whose record a approved reelection al
mast M amalier Of right and natural In
terrence and m fact the only inference
from departure from this custom 10 That
the representative who u not rendered n
reelection has been weighed In the bal
Iances and found wanting. Now the aues-
sion al once occurs; src the people OF Or
ange willing % afiix that stigma TO the
name Of suy one who bias served them rs
faithfully rs Mr.. Parish has done? am
satisfied that such ayerdict In Orange
would find little approval IN either Person
or C,awell. A recent visit to these counties
afforded ne an opportunity Of knowing
something about the sentiment Of the
people there and slateitas the result Of
my information and observation that. MI.
| Parish viii II frnominsted comuland .
much larger vote than he received In 1874.
Mr. Parish, Il 10 true Mr.. Editor, lacked In
carly life those great advantages which
| f,ow from education aud the possession oil
wealth. but Ia spite Of NIL he to~,lay oc-
cuplcs position high m the coniihencs
and esteem Of Ills people and linking sue
cess ms the measure OF excellence, in lbs
profession lie ranks among he best. 10
die Senate he won the respect Of his an
socIates aud upon all questions ofmomeis
| he exhibited pluck, Intelligence and devo-
lion 10 the best interest,", % his people.
/ why then should we discard Mr.. ?nn'
hess some good reason can be produced |
ann decidedly To- favor ofhis denomination
| lie will command better vote than he
did two years since aud eau unite the
party and bring lis entire strength TO The
poIls. Excuse me Mr.. Editor for &C
cupyinR so much u your valuable space.
OBSERVES.
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Great At.rmesiss.

The Centennial breakdown Minstrel
Tiuupe'A ~ THE Cadets % tho Hillsboro
MILITARY Academy win give a Performance
for the benefit of their Society Library
which Il sadly In needof funds, nj the
Masonic Lodge Of liillsLoro. An entire
change af programme will be presented,
Thursday night Mayiitii D0rs open
7. Perfannance 10 csniineucs pnnctually
nj 8. Tickets % De hal Of John Isosemond
4 Son. c. MsParks. John Kirkland Jr aud
Webb Bross q stAysss s.ss...
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sulrn,s pnrcrNcr, May 9Th 1870.

MR. Eni1oR: From my last paper see
,l,st a dIscussion Of tl,epolltical merits Of
nerro,,s aud sections, have very properly
commenced through your valuable
columns; also some good men suggested,
but IRON, none do ! see mentioned anyof
the equally allie and honest voters 81 our
section. / ihisk justice and faIr play de-
maud fais proportionment Of candidates
and AM sure would secure better vote.
We have heretoforc had some discord aud
I think that q would be Wisdom for tie
,Ieleuates 10 have keen eyeto this In The
youth % the convention, because we
voter. have long time toconsider, there
fore, the Convention q The 1s;h inst
should cho,~e men without srot o. l'ier''sh
| u 10 honesty and u sufficient busiiiess
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~ FOR he Recorder
! B0ARD ON cOMMIssIONERs.
oRAsaE COUNTY June 7th is;

ORANGE COUNTY June It'll 1875. /.
The Boald ~ Trustees for HiiIsboro
Township presented the following 40,
counts forseryIces rendered said Town
slip. for thspresent year asking the CONS
missioners to lay tax on the Township 20
pay said amounts as follows II IA n!
Richard NJ. Jones, Trustee filed $50. %,
Calvin sE.;Smith, accoiintiiled $2lsOe.
A. O. HuAter2 accnnnt flied 500.
a'Eeniuet Lynch nrcount siihd tt0as 500.
Geo. VI. Harden, account filed aa-s5,Oo.
N. ID. Blaine Clerk, accountfiIsd 24!io
w. Il. Thompson, constable, $500
Geo. A. Walker, serving road order 1900,
Esumateexpenses balance year LIST
Sept 1875. 1000.
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John kirkland il hasjust returned from
. tript6 New York, and has added largely
10 his already attractive stock. Hisfamily
vrocsrs store ism decided successs Low
priees vi,rslt hearts. and his goods are Of
the fnst class. .
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a.. fourth page both for Ads and In
t.rsstlng reading matter, -
See change in Ad, Of John Kirkland &


The post holes for the telegraph are all
ding and ra.sis are being delivered. This
!. not 4 new line. as erroneously reported
but the total rebuilding ofthe old one,
nests. wires aud all. The line was built
in 1858 ana has been working ever since
with only patch repairs. and con.
,eouently has fallen into very dilapidated
condition agf&4 H3ig8f5.l
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Most unfortunately orour own anticipa-
lions AZ enjoyment we we're conIrelled "a
yo to Raleigh on Tie Afternoon ofthe day
IL the lasiss snieriainmenta NJ The Masonic
Hall. We had hoped That some lady or
geasiemsi, present wouldhase fsvsred us
with an account Of what was 81 noble In
design aud, as We learn, so creditable IN
execution No one I,as had the public
spirjl n do w. and We have only The bsile..
ne ola general h<arsay Of success. We
lSkr1r nat ths cntefninmsnt Melted about
Si75, Hild that u Is lobe repeated. ~
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The weather IL summary at last. THIN.
der storms and showery weather the or
der Of tie day. The wheat and oats look
spieualidly. Corn Is coming up we'll. To.
Laseo well, there is one universal groan
among the planters Of scarcity or distruc-
ton Of plants. fmS
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.OH l---s ,.a
We took copiou. notes 81 the charge 81
Judge seymour 10 tbs. Grand Jury Of Or
.nre County al tie present term of:the
GSnrts acknowledgements 10 repro
.luce the whole, ~ most of the subjects
treatst ofwsse pssln and familiar.
The Judge however deemed u necessary
IA Hw<u With much emphasis Upon the
JdrisdlS(isn ofsf-xislf.es u eases ofas.
ssuk snftatisry, and to.elear Up sosns mis-
spprshenslans On the part % those officers
"A 10 the sltsnt ofths powersnd the limit
of their Jurisdiction, TheJudge instruc-
tedths Jdfy that, first, the sssauit and
battery upon which they rendered final
Judgement, must have been committed
with 40 deadly weapon. sscand, that TIE
complaintof tlle injured or aggrissed party
Co DE Magistrate fqr his action must he
made In writing. apd that u must ask ior
final acllon. Unlsss these prerequisites
areesmpIisd with. the Strand Jury mus
take ussice of.thssfyspoe4 Thsfssi that q
citizen Il bcmlxht ls5qrea Magistrate, does
at BAR DE action a. Ne GrandJury un-
i~~xiiihs G~-eo.sk csaditions are coni'
Piled with. hut when enmplird wish, tie
Jselsisn o. the sakgislsssa n iiaal where
iiss asszult u xith w latent % XIII.
9Tue Magistrate must return all paper
.coniiectsd With exsminallons before him.
Hsnsusl take down all questions and an'
swsr. 30 a. 10 oonffont witnesses whoss
memerics cznpot be relied on Tor the ae'
curSey 10 ceassrsatioslss Examination
IN Waiting h most satisfactory. The Ma.
xianie miist rslun. the names Of all ~it'
nesses In Trials bsfecc him, mud 70 secure
their slispasaees be mnstliske cends' and
iasfffsaos cssss. can secure attendance 3,
isprl~anment. IAN the proceedings o
The Magistrate must berertiticd 20 th'
Cdlfi, AID ths s,faencecsu be used by sh'
orpSdJurys Ifths Magistrate refuses o.
Rss*fh % relurnhis papers, he can "
conpslt-is- does w rule Of Court, an'
can be indicted ior neglect 81 ofllciai duty
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~ LET THE PEOPLE REJOICE,
AS THEY MUST, WHEN THEY
SEE THE CHEAP DRY GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS.,

& .NE
-s
Black Ground white.strlped silks al Soc. psr
yard worth Oil 40; s &l T7'T'
striped and Checked Silks at Soc. worth 81 rs:
striped siiks-cxtra heasy qllality-at si,Io
worth 81 DO;
atsi worth q, $780, atsl,2o worth i,'5 ~ La,
Black Gros.Grain silk ut u worth sI 10. At IA
worth ,25 worth i,Ib, ut I,so worth q; Also.
at l,'5.2. 2,s5. a.5o. 2.15 aud s3-ali proper.
tionally " cheap 0nr silk NJ 70 b IN exs
tranrdinary bargain; E4
Wash Poplns ut loo. worth In Kc., NJ Iskc.
worth lose. worth 25c.;
Plaid Dress Goods iiigrcat variety from i2x to
15c. peryard; n-s .a.. -. ~,
qualities nj astonisliingly low prices. i've now
show the largest, cheapest and best assorted
stock OF DRESS GOODS eycrionered In tho
J. city;
Pacific, knhkerbocker and Name ester Printed
Canbrick at l2xc. per yard; -
Pacific Lawns in great variety at l2kc. per yard
Victoria Lawns at II SC. worth Zoe. at 20 worth
Doc. ut zoe worth DE. at 3oc worth 4oc.;
Check Muslin ut 25c. worth DC;
Cheek Nqinsook NJ 25c. worth SIC,
Corded pique at IL Nc. worth 2oc;
Figured and Striped Pque ut 10 Sc.-would bc
bargain at Joe;
Black AIpacas at %, 30. 35, 40, As. 80. sJ. 20.
60, 20 and 13c. yer yard. We call particular
attention To the goods ut 10, 6o and 6Oc. per
yard which ARE extremely cheapi
Black silk Finished Molairs IL CO, IS. Sic, and
VI per yard; the goods at Soc. are worth sl,a5
per Yard;
Black GRENADINES from IL Nc. up to a DER Yard;
Rird'sEye Diaper at %, 30, 81, 10 and 5oc. per
yard;
Russia Diaper at 81 so, I75, 2, s,5o and % for
piece OF ten yards;
Cotton Diaper at 81. i,to..I % and q. do ior .
piece OF ten yards;
Linen Hackaback Towels At i,5o, LIS, 2. $50 %
and upwards-all very cheap;
Nal,kins-all pure linell-at Goo. Tsc. sI, Les.
10 SIS. aud up to ~ per dozen;
Table, loths.ail pure linen, two yards long--at
r.. worth DO; /. t.'.7 =
Table amask-- pure linen 10, So, Is, 5bc
and up tO ~ per yard;
Turkey.Red Damask, for table cloths, nj eI. Of
- and II, 90 per yard; also, large assort-
Inent OF DOilies 20 match;
Table, Piano and stand-Cuyers In great variety;
Nottingham l.ares, FOR curtains, at a. Ne, IsSc
Zoe. ssc aud up OIL per yard-the cheapest
Ready Made Garments Tor LADIES in great vs.
rieiy al all prices. Our stock Of UNDERG Ar
MENTs and Dresses 10 the largest IN the eIty
Honey Quilts al Soc. worth 81, az 81 worth
1.5o, NJ 81 80 worth ssi
MsrseilIes Quilts al " worth 0, al $50 worth
Tides in all size. and qualities at very much be-
low regular prices: z
Parasols IN all qualities direct from tho m.nulac.
lures, which enables US 10 offer extraordinary
Inducements;
Barnsley Linen shceting-full two and half
yards wildcat II 10 worth n 30 per ,ar,i:
Piil0w-CAsr Btnen-full one aud qIiaffer ,ards
wildcat Csc. worth &c.; -
Hsmburgh Edgings and insertings at Al prlee,.
We call particular attention 70 our lsc. goods
some OF which " worth Is and soc.;
ghirtt az Our - n,ar.. az tltr f...<
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The.iarge lvrmber Of testinImnialsfrom
Physicians aud ether persons who have
used II. bear the most conclusivs evidence
Of the high esteem In which "Dr. Wade's
Liver Correctorr Is held. ti''t 81 III
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erhers d no ,nesIicine rsescrsbsd by
pi,ysirisfr, OF sold w Druggists, that car
rics ssch syidencos Tits success ana su'
Tefiar virtos a. Roscnkr's GERMAN 81
Rur cor ssvere Coughs. Colds settled on
che nres.t. Consumption, orany disease
81 t:is Throat aud Lungs. a proofoi t'a'
facth that any pcs~rn afflicted, can get 2
sample bottle fes Iocents and Try Us su.
IsrioF yi1sct l'clars buying the regular
slrs u " cssis. 4, hiss lately been i'i'
irddnced IN thIs country from Germany
aud Ne wand<rful canes are astonishing
everyone That nsc ". Thrcc do.fs WI N "
Hookr- BY}ec3u6 Tins &
wy :. ;. !, lL.-.asA go Z
GINA Aionrs with your 1'bhaccd, prices
Ir'kiuasrAil grades wanted, u HillstoI'
wsrehouse.
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Mary had, a little dress. all rufiied,
pulled aud braided, Domestic ,Fashia,ls'
gave Il shape, the New tDdnlesticr made
IL. fsst #kaa go s.=#ssss'.f' ~ ''s+s -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-10

#~s# $a.4 a.. l0U IN.
The Board Of Commissioners after ex.
sminipg.the above accounts passed upon
them, and allowed the same, and ordered
ajax ofthree cents on the hundred dollars,
TO be levied ON the real and personal pro.
Perty Of said Township and ten cents on
the poll to pay the above amounts under
authority Of Sec. 8 Chap i06 Of Laws 1884
and ordered the Township Constable to
collect the,sane. ~ ssa..g+s j.
Theaboye isa true copy Of the pro.
ceedings Of the Commissioners held on
the 7th day Of June 1875 us appears ON my
record. Nj. il. ns~.. d. -. sd. ... = =. s.,s.