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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
Newspaper. .. ,hs Centennial.

The special Correspondent Of the Ions
don Times says 1t would hodiiiicultto find
an apier illustration Of tile big way III
Which the Americans do things than that
furnished by the Centennial Newspaper
Buildings, in the Exhibition grounds.
Here you may see any one. or, II you like,
all Of tile s,i2y newspapers Published
regularly IN the United States, and see
them, One and MI. for nothing! You are
lot only permitted as favor to see them,
but invited. may, pressed, Ia confer the
favorof entering the building and calling
for what papers sou like. Ill Is about as
cool aud agreeable n place-quite apart
from its literary attractions--as visitor
tothe Exhibition could wish TO be Offered
chair In. He may at first wonder how,
among 5000 papcrs, among hem such
mighty sheets rs the New York Herald,
lie Is To get at the small, loved print Of his
home, thousands Of miles away, IL may
lie, over tile Rocky Mountains. But the
management h 80 simple that, hy consul
ting the catalogue, or even without the aid
u the catalogue, any one can ,stoilce find
whatever paper lie wants. They ar,
pigeon-holrd on shelves ia the alplrabe,
licai order 10 their states or TerritDrie,
and their towns. the names Of which art
clearly labelled on the shelves. The pro
prietors 81 The Centennial Newspapel
building are advertising agents. the
largest in all Ameriea-M essrs. g. T.
lsowcll 4 Co; 81 New York. I'heirenter
prise will cost altogether about S2D,OD, Of
ca ,Oel, including the building aud the ex
l,cnses Of "runninsnit for siN niunths.
The 5000 and odd American newspaper
aic declared, by the same authority, I,
exceed the continued ISSUES Of the otl,el
nations 81 the eartIi.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

lilo came homo one night with torn
coat which Ahe kindly undertook TO mend
but when she turned Il upside down 80
tia, a letter aud domestic Fashion" Of
a new oycrsklrt, which she had given him
10 mail 10 her mollei some two weeks bc-
fore. tumLlrd out ofone Of the pockets,
n was NJ lively there for the nextteii
minutes that his irs, move ~ the MORN
Ing was liz the direction ola wig stoIc, 70
the proprietor Of which be grayely ex'
plalned that close application 70 the study
~ tho Foreign Policy % Tho khc'iiv,
Egypt lad done II.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
centennial.

Trsversing the ru,ds, North and South,
and falling 10 with the streams 10 mud
fpm Philadelphia, We feel tl's absence
that patronage fum our people that
ought 10 cuallc az 10 bc there % represent
them. We feel thai We have M apprecia-
tim Of all that Is useful. We think that
We can designate all that i beautiful Our
patron. hang back. and We must let the
event Of century pass by without per-
sDnal participation.
Solet'is be. A ,litsls more pro,nptness
In our subscribers would enable u TO
write up, for months 10 come. the iln-
prcseions made upon US BY the great show
~ the day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

We take pride and pleasure publish-
ing the following letter. Tho brilliant,
the distinguished Geo. Davis Of VIII
uington will bein Hll.sboro on the 9TH.
Let all come.
wILMISoToS, N. g; Sept. 23rd 1915.
JosErm q. wEBB ESQ HiLIsBoRo.
DEAR SIR: Since writing 10 decline
your invitation. learn that Joe Davis Is
10 I've 1T Durham ON the ith October, and
at IIillsboroon the Tth, II seems iome'
quite useless for me tospeak at Durham
.hrce days after him. aud on the same
day lie speaks Mt Hillsboro. - have
cancelled my engagements for Durham,
anI nov accept your invitation. and
will join Mr.. Davis at HiI;sLcfo on The
9Th.
Please let this Le known at Durham.
Yours Truly,
80. GEO. DAVIS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

We would again call the attention ofoul
readers, and especially those who are in
tercsted III machinery, 10 the advertise
nentof MessIs. Poole Il Hunt. so widely
and f;.vorably known Us Engineers, Foull-
lers and Macinisls. Ever determined 70
be among The first IN the grand march Of
Improvement, and 70 keep lMce with lie
marvellous advanceof the ase iilscience
and mechanics, this firm spare mock
pensc in per.ecting the working capacity
aud appliance of their splendid eslablisll-
ment. Their new Patterll and Price
Lists, with many valuable additions. are
nowready for distribution, and will be
sent, postage-pald, 10 tllosc who make
application for them. They have also on
hand an exceptionally large and COM
prchcnsive list " MISCELLANEOUS machinery
patterns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
.rIasr IN WAR, YInsr II ,rEAcE.,

And first In the hearts OF the thousands
who were oncet the Victims d Disorders
liver ail,l its attendant nlaladies. Such Il,
Constipation, Bilious feycrs, Colo, Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Chills, Iheuma
tisn,. Gout, Jandicc, Restlessncss, Loss o.
Appetite and General Debility. 'First
TUIr's PILTsatld then health and hap.
piness. ls tlieirmotto. This il the result
Of American progress III science. Dis.
eases that were once treated by ernetics,
blisicrs. lancets, starvation and poisonous
minerals, are now cured by these safe and
gentle pills, which impart strengths 10 the
body, while they will remove all UNI
healthy secretions.
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E1r Inc I,ecor,lc,.
CAMDEN S. q. Sent. 2Olh ls50.

II ~ ~ ~ ffts s~Vktt iofVs
MIR. EDIToR.
Weof :. q. are in tile midst of the most
exciting calnpaign. that has Ice Inaugural
ted s.since reconstruction, AMI thinking
that sou would like to hear from some of
us, ! thought would give you the views
ofavast majority OF the citizens OF the
State. The corruptions and frauds Of the
ruling power of this state, are too well
known tothc world at large 10 bear rere-
tition. Suffice tito say the funeral knell
OF carpet-bag rule In South Carolina, Is
already heard from the seaboard to the
mountains. The ominous sound Is falling
on unwilling ears, and like the rats from
a sinking, ship, many of their leaders are
either asserting the party, Or fleeing to
more congclial chimes. The entire white
population, are aroused, from the youths
OF eighteen, TO the grey haired sire Of
ninety. One voice Is echoed. The State
shall be redeemed. And Tor once, this IL
no uncertain sound. Asyournoble Vance
intends leading his people to victory this
fall, 70 the noble, gallant Hampton. ~
lengthenlng his cor,ls, and Strengthening
MISTAKES, his flag Ii thrown to the breeze,
and every man In South Carolina, (who
deserves the name Of a mani Ii rallying to
his standard. True. there are a few de-
generate, scoundrels, with white skins,
but with hearts us black rs those who In
hcrit the Internal regions, who for the
sake Of pels, would murder their own
father or mother, yes, who would take
their bodies from their sleeping graves,
aud sell them TO The surgeons dissecting
knife; Isay there are some such scoun~
drels In Soull, Carolina. But oh, fearful
will liz their day ofrctubution and allea,ly
tho dawn OF that day Il secilin the not far
distance.
You will see from il,e papers, that riot
and Uloodshed. has been inaugurated. by
the negroes In the seaboar,l counties OF the
State. Who Ii responsible for IL. Tile
Massachusetts Gov. Of South Carolina.
lie could haye stopped II in twenty four
hours, had he been man Of nerve, or
man that cared fortllc interest oftlre Suite.
His imhecil+, Iyrol.l,an:ic course, his
iurckelling. and parleying with aparcel 81
ignorant savages, TO secure their votes for
himself. n Governor. will cnst the lives Of
many valuable citizens, and vast numbers
Of ignorant negroes.
repeat IL ID. II. Chamberlain isrepon-
sibIe, and i.osieri.y will hold him 20 for
all the blmnl tlaaI Is shed In South Caro-
linn during the campaign
But with all the chicancry used by
l,inlsclfand Ills pack Of thieves, we In
tend 10 have mn honest election aud fair
count. Aud il,c i,les 81 November will
proclaim South Carolina REDEEMED.
Knox.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

A. y. K @. X. II; went up 10 Mooressille
to attend to tile case of boy who WAS ar-
rested for throwing the stones III at the
car window On his arrival, he found
quite i large crowd gathered around 70
hear the trial. The father OF the boy was
Of course among The number, and him
Col Myers approached immediately AMI
told that IN consideration &c The age 81 the
boy he was willing to stop tile prosecution
II the old gentleman would get on the
train which was still waiting and 90 w
heroad 10 some private place and ud~
minister to his hayward son n good sound
tllraShlng. He readily consented and the
three got aboard. When they arrived ut
4 lonely place far from, The habitat0ls o!
men, the requisite number Of beach
switches were procured, aud then and
there was enacted little drama which
will notsoon BIO forgotten by one Of the
party ut least. Thirty seven, thirty
eight, thirty nine-epougli,' cried The
President, ..tlle law never gives s.ily more.'
The whistle blew, and off went the train.
Therest OF the time between that place
and the next station was spent III talking
In a falherly manner to the young niail
and telling him how lenient they had
been with him. Heborc II NJ patiently,
'biitwilen hcSteppcd oul of the train, tho
public were informed that the man who
said lhethre@ rock into Tint train was
liar, that's what's he, was.
The 10th Senatorial Convention, which
assembled at Capt. Alexander's on Satur-
day last, nominated Capt 4. d. Johnston.
of Bnncombe. by reclamation for the
Senate.-Char. Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
me n.ll Road.

Incur controversies with the Richmond
aud Danvills hail lload, We have always
given an anlvunl 81 credit Ia Col. A. =.
liufoid, the President ofthat r,ad, that
he olgllt ioappteciate. lie has large Ia
icrv,t q cary. He haas done his duty WE'LL
aud u, Ia his coiiocutlcn with North Caro-
LIZA, lie has fallen behind baud, u y not
his rauii. Col lSuford VI n,an ~ In
tegrity aud purity. Lei him have what he
deserves. We admire him aud We respect
him. The late accidents on ihc rad We
10 not ascrlbv 10 him.
Col. BuIvfd n clear.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
STATE NEWS.

The Pee Dee Courier says. Rcbecca
clyde ore 81 tile steamers that runs from
baltimore 10 Wilmington was wrecked
near Cape Hattems last Sunday during a
storm That prevailed along the n. &. coas:.
Capt. Childs aml eleven other persons
were lost.
A correspondent Of the Charlotte Obs
server says that Dr. Wheeler was heard 70
say 10 Col. Dockcry after the discussion
with Geii. Leach on the 18th at Troy, III
tnld you not 10 say anything about
Leaclls lack salary grad, and not 10 say
anything personal II he didn't, but you do
IL, aud now We have lost 100 yotes 10y tn
James Heaton a prominent Radical
stumper aud Judge of Prubate IN Now
Hanover cotnty was found guilty at the
last term Of Columbus courI uf creating a
disturbance 1T the election III 1874, aud
was sentenced 10 three years imprisoii>
mrut aud u ilnc of 800. lie Appealed 10
tile Supreme Court.
Winston Sentinel: Smith aud Russell
spoke Ia the Court house on last Satur-
day 10 crowded. HOUSE, mostly cOlorcd,
aud u uccucl 10 be contest between these
Two worthy representatives ol Gmntisn,
as 10 who could wallow the dcepc, ia the
mud, ding the most iilthand raise the
loudest yclls from tile negroes.
Wilmington Journal: We publish else.
wlicr. this morning the marriage Of Lieut..
Mellen-- second U. s. Artillery Miss
Pfioleau, daughter Of r. PriOleu, OF Smith-
willie. just beneath the marriage notice
will be found tile not lee Of llis death. ne
was married in the morning, aud In The
afteinooji he was corpse. Tho church
hell which IN tho morning had rung out
mcrrily. calling his friends 10 accompany
him 10 ihe marriage altar, Ia the after.
noon sent forth lis funeral notes. In tho
morning marriage feast; ~ the oven.
Ing
"rhe kncll. tho sbroud, tho malcck,
and the gfayr.n
The Charlotte Observer says !. Ycstcr.
dag mortius Col. Myers, President VI ID,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
For the Recorder.
CROSS FIRE.


Old Sol Is glowing in theeast,
Noon, stArs refuse 10 slime,
Pine Knot ticks are feast
Ailqusct on the rind,
! love slluat aud love slleep
And anything that's good to rat
But 1 ,Ion't like the name Of one
And that IL that loctic gun.
No news at all Ia there abouts,
Or anything ~ FUN.
More Than is nut stray ball shot
by whom the poet gut,
And this Is why disdain,
Such worthless name,
BIt now I'm In and Ia ~ one,
TO spike That silly poet gun.
lie aimed his piece below The sock,
From What understand
busted or both lock and stock
Aud shot inlu the sand
but oh alas; Ills awful lot
Legs all ~ just like a lat
But set, I'm IN and ia like one
To spike this silly poet gun.
a little witty, hut not wise
Curious aud hc'- queer,
He shoots on or man on surprise
liz Pine Knot or elsewhere.
And this Il why that ! dlsdain
such a heavy by gone, naine,
but now I'm il aud Ia likeonc,
To spik. this silly poet gun.
Old Orange now may nayc her flag,
Tho banncr she has Won,
And opposition low may drug,
Beneath her gallant soi,s,
Aud this Is why, ! boast her haine
Aud glory Ia ll.r rank and fame,
For am IL aud IL like one.
10 spike this silly lpoet gun.
ZEN aside, aud tni- y why,
lillqulrl when am done
Seat, be gone, aud don't you cry,
A ,lieu; TO poet gun,
80 hurry, skurry, aud pell nell
For Calvin aud FOE KnUx aycll,
The banners waves the vlctsry's won
,S,al llo sill the battles Won
Low lies spiked poor poet gun.
JosEPHUs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
sESsrnI.i: ADVICE.

You are asked every day through the
columns 81 newspapers and By your
Druggist 10 use something for Dyspepsia
aud Liver complaint that you know
nothing about, you get discouraged spcn-
ding money with but little success. Now
togiyeyou satisfactory proof that uRkEs's
AUGUST fiOwER will euro you 81 Dyss
pelnla aud Liver Complaint with all Its
effects, such ~ sour stomach, Sick Heah-
ache. CostIyeneza, PaIpItaiion ofthe Heart,
Heart.burn. Water Jrash, coming up Of
iooi after eating, low spirits &C; we ask
you % 10 10 your Druggist, Dr. q. H@'ker
aud get q sample Bottle OF GHEEs's
Audusr Fi0wER FOR 10 cents and try II,
ora Regular size for 70 cents, :wo doses
viii relieve you.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

On Wednesday next, the ConvocatiOn Of
the Episcopal Church will be held in this
place. in st. Matthews Church. All are
invited TO attend. Services at II o'clock
a. IN. and Z IS n. N.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

There was large gathering at Mount
IIermoD Church q, Thursday and alsc
on Sunday. the services being conducted
Ny the Rev Mr. Vernon, by the Rev Nj.
W. B. iiarell and others.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

A big fog settled down upon uson Mcn'-
day. A. the rains fall upnn The good and
the unjust alike. we accepted the gloom
oftl,e morning ~ indicadscof radical de-
iault,--ani l,clllnd--lhat there shtncs tie
suu u d glorious Democratic victory
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
pan nIrer Nn,lrn,len.

We saw in Danville on Saturday in
PAGES Warehouse, ~ hn.Is Of tohaccd
brought upagainst the stream IL miles be-
low Gainesville aud put on PAGES Wsre-
house FOR sale. That suIgcsis the idea,
long dormant In the brains OF vIrginians
that Tie waters oflhe llab may bciitilizcd
Let ilis Danville people take hold and
realize that idea.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

We return thanksio Mr.. =. q. Cameron,
for some zine tomatoessentus on Saturday.
They were The finest We have seen this
season.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
MARRIED.

IN this County ou srl Of September I,y
G. W. Johnston ESP Nj. William King
vf Chatham, tu Miss Lydia Watson.
AlsOon lbc iitl bs tie same Mr. John.
spn Ciaie Of onusv,o Miss. sarah Couch
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

Owing 10 break 10 the Richmond and
Danyille Road we were unable to reach
home on Saturday, Our local columns
are therefore bare. Our readers will please
excuse Us.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
ANNOUNCEMENT.

On the 10th day Of November. 1876. and
in the city Of Raleigh. the undersigned will
commence the publication Of THE 0BsEH.
yER, daily and weekly Democratic news
paper.
Of long experience in their profession as
editors, respectively Of tho Fayetteville
Observer and the Wilmington Journal,
they do not affect 10 doubt the soundness Of
the general judgment which assigns them
ability. to furnish . newspaper suited TO the
needs and adapted 10 the tastes of the pc :
pie Of North Carolina. Differing in poll
ties 10 the olden time, there was never II
difference between the Observer aud tho
Joglnal in Zeal for the interests aud honor
Of North Carolina. To promote the one,
and to uphold aud add to tho otnor will 10
the obi ct Of the Observer now.
Of very decided opinions on questions q
public interest, aud apt to give those opin-
iOns plain expression. they deem it the firs:
duty Of q newspaper u furnish its readers
with the information Of their opinions-tv
publish all the news 2 and their purpose is
70 make Tho Observer now, as Of old, y
truthful. accurate. condensed history Of the
times in which We live. IL was thus that
The old Observer won it, holl upon the
people Vi North Carolina, enjoying tho al.
icctiOh VI its party friends, receiving the
respect and confidence u It's Litterest poll.
teal foes, and commanding IN is compare
lively isolated location circulation larger
than has ever been attained BY any olhcr
North. CarvllnA newspaper, and il is thus.
By like dignity, and fairness that the edi.
tors VI The Observer. transferred 20 the
State Capital, hupo il will deserve, and
sOOu equal, aud thun surpass, It's former
circulation aud prosperity.
Il will be their high aim 70 deserve The
public condolences BY earnest efforts TO pro.
mote the public welfare. first aud foremost
u North Carolina. noxt Of MI the Southern
States. and finally. aud through those. Of
the whole Union. Thoy think that this car
only 10 effected BY tho prevalence q DO.
mOcra,ic principles aud tho dismissal o. the
Radical party from tho places and pOwsl
which they have 80 greatly abused. aud IN.
dor whose baleful RHO tho South has been
outraged and the whole country has been
impoverished and disgraced.
PETER M. HALE,
W. j.. SAUNDERS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

a. W. shafcr, Of Raleigh, o carpethag.
Ger hns been appointed by Judge Bond
supcryisor ~ Registration aud Election
f,,t the Eastern District Of North Carolina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

Reading. Penn Sept. 20 The valleys
in Forest county were aoododnn Thursday
last. The houses of two wool choppers
were swept away. and their families. con-
sisting respectively Of nine aud seven in
number. were all drowned. II is feared
thst other lives were lost during the great
storm. Two we're drowned in Mexican
county. three in Sioza. and four who were
attempting to cross swollen stream at
Wcllsport.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

The Rev. .. u. Cheshire and family
left Monday morning for TarJoro. We
Ia,ncnt the departure 81 our summer
lIiends.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
TheNOrth Carolina Farmer

y. III. Eaaiss:
Z Denr Girl have been practical Par.
MGR Cor Inyears, aud during That timr have Ia
ken Inc best Agricultural Journals nfstigc day,
and undertake u say that there l. moro yal,la-
Die Iraaiical information "a niir farmers. II the
iirst and second numbers Of The North Carolina
Farmer than NJ any dozen copies oi the Agriciil.
tural papers have taken and do moSt earn :
rsily recommend 4 10 every Farmer In our state
~ the paper Tor him above ~ Others.
PETER N. HINES.
...... Halifax, Go.
Subscription for one year u 90
tive copies 20
Ten !. an
Address J. n. ENNIS e 90.
sept. z I'm. sah.ipli, n, &.
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III kinds Of County PrOducc.
DIED.

In this place on monday evening the 18th
inst. Of Typhoid fever. Gharlcs Thcph,las
Balm aged IS year, two mouths and three
days .
The Furneal of Charles T. I,ain will
take place THIS ('rncsday) evening finn the
Baptist Church alto clock p. IN. Tne
friends and citizens are invited toattend.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

Goldsl,oro Tuesday. October 3r,l. Raleigh
o,tobe, 5lh, aud AZ lIillsboro October It'll
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

New Orleans. Sept. 23.-The Howard
Association sent five skilled physicians and
nurses to Bruins sick. Ga; to-day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

L. and spring Millinery. just 10 hand Call 1T
MRS. TAYLORS,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

See fourth page both for Ads and in
teresting reading matter,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

MIS-. Wiley. mother ofC. ". Wiley Of
WiIsIon Il dad. 5ho WA aged II years
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-02

CTATE OF INDI ANA, Marion county, IS:
- Ia the superior Court of Marion county,
In the state OF Indiana, September term, 1916.
No. 1892
Elias w. Coverdin VS.. Morrell o. Brown ct
al
Be it known that the st day of July.
1876, the above named pl intif, by his attor-
ney, filed in the office OF the clerk OF the
Superior Court o. Mario unity, in the state
of indiana, his complaint ag ainst the above
named defendants for foreclosure OF mortgage
and on said 3lst day of July. 1876, the said
plaintiff nled in said clerk s office the affidavit
of a competent person showing that said de-
fe ndants, Morell D. Brown and - Brown,
his wife are not residents OF the state OF In
diana.
NOW, therefore, by order of said court, s. id
defendants last above named are here ~ nth
fled of the filing and endency of said t-iau-
pls int against them, ana haJ unless the
pear and answer or demur thereto, at ta-
calling of said cause on The second day OF t',-
term o. said cour 20 be begun and he d at the
court house in the city OF Indianapolis on the
first Monday in October, 1876, said COM
plant. and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged, will be heard and de-
teTmined in their absence.
AUSTIN Fl. BROWN,
Clerk.
CLAYPooL & KETcHUM, Att'ys for Pl'tf.
aug2-2W.