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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31


A WOMAN DEMANDS AN APOLOGY AND
WAITS TO RECEIVE IT.-Early one morn
ing a car on the Cass avenue route en-
countered milk wagon driven by wo-
man about forty years old, and the dri-
yer shouted and motioned for her to turn
out. She refused to leave the track, and
car and wagon came to halt.
"Why don't you get off the track ?"
shouted the car driver. as he put on the
brake.
Il don't like your way of hOllering at
me, she slowly replied "[m just as
much of lady as the Queen of England,
and you must treat me with just as much
courtesy as you would her"
IL say get off the track !"
"And say won't"
He left his car to lead her horse of
the track, but she had long whip and
she kept him off He got behind her
wagon to lift it off. but the whip crack
ed about his ears again.
"Will you get off the track p he de.
manded.
."When you apologize | will "
He was in fit. The car was full
the milkwoman was stout and full oi
grit and be decided to come down. He
said he begged her pardon.
That's all | want, and let this be Z
great moral lesson to you, she replied
as she turned off the track. when yoI
see a mIlkwoman on the track, speak Il
her kindly and gently, and don't under
take to bluff. ."-Detrat Free Press.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31

FELOSs AND 'RUsTY NAILs.-Elder
Evans. the Shaker, says: For the past
ten years We have treated felons with
hot water. and with unerring success.
No cutting, no blistering. no anything,
but immersing the finger, hand, or even
the whole arm if necessary, IN water as
hot as can be borne. until the pain Is
gone and the core Is loOsened and drawn
from the bone. When rusty nails have
produced wounds. the same course has
been pursued. If on the hand or foot,
keep il in hot water.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31

A cool young gent entered menag-
erie with cigar in his mouth. when
the proprietor politely requested tie
visitor not to teach the other monkeys
bad habits. The young man proved
himself equal to the occasion by prOduc,
ing his cigar case and saying Try one.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31

The New York Herald thus describes
the present attitude of the Democratic
party "The great mass of the party,
how hungry it is The poor Confeder-
ates, under the command of Watterson
and Fitzhugh Lee, about whom the Re
publican delegates resolved and resolv-
ed the other day, have not had square
political meal for fifteen years. No
wonder they ask. who is the man to
win 2 Hard money or soft money, free
trade or protection, State rights or Gen.
tralizatIon, Allen or Tilden, Hendricks
or Bayard, anything or anybody, SO
they win, anything or anybody, SO the
hungry souls have beef. The question
as to Mr. Tilden, therefore, is not. is
he the first man in the party in interlect.
character, experience and acquire
ments Is he the man to bring back
the government to the customs of the
fathers ? Is he the best type of Democ-
racy? but can he carry New York 2 The
leaders of the Democratic party are dis
cussed, not from that lofty standard
which statesmen by political orators of
the stump. but simply from this point
of view, Can they win the roast beef 2
All is merged in that. We see nothing
of the old Democratic devotion to princi-
pie, nothing of the spirit of Jefferson
and Silas Wright. Upon every question
now before the country the Democracy
divide as irrevocably as the Republicans.
They have no policy on the finances, on
the revenues, or anything. They cry
reform vaguely. forgetting that in Tam
many Hall and the present House, they
have defed the first principals of reform
| in their treatment of civil service.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31

A few statistical facts which the Yer
naos4t ClyonicLs has gathered from one Of
The QaarterIies. are worth looking at. 10
these hard times
Salaries 0f al the ministers
h The United States, e6.0O0.0
Iawxers fees. S5.O00,O00
Dogs. cost Of support and
damages, IvsVOO'OOO
Tobacco. DOV'VVV,VVO
Liquors. i.zVV'VOO'VOV
Ii the people could only save What
they nov lay out On ministers. 70 pay
for more lawyers. dogs, tobacco and
liquOr. wouldn't tbe bard times come 70
40 end right speedily?
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31

for the period of Republican rule, from
1861 to 1875 the average of defalcation
was but 34 cents per $1,000. That tells
the story, and affords US the best CON-
mentary on Democratic charges of cor
ruption upon Republican, and claims of
honesty for themselves. In "a years of
Democratic rule seven times as much
was embezzled out Of the public revenues
for every $1,000 collected as has been
embezzled in the succeeding IA years Of
Republican rule. And this too in spite
on the fact that in the times before the
war, when the Democrats ruled the finan-
cial administration was very simple
thing. the sums handled very small,
and the transactions very simple. CON-
pared with what they have been during
the period of Republican ascendancy.
In view of these figures, which has the
best claim to be the party Of honest
administration ?-Spriaq1feld Union.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31

l,UCCEssOR To wM. JOsLYN SONS. DEALER
= In Drugs Medicines, Dye Stuffs. Paints. Oils. jap
tu Turpeutiue. Yarnishes. Brushes, Window Glass,
Putty Books. Stationery aud Fancy Goods.
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The Congressional Contest In
the SECOND District.
GpLr.roN Inlv & lR1h

Editors TntelllgGncer:
The contest among our Democratic
brethren, for Congressional honorsins the
Second District goes briyely ons TIE
fight has assumed q triangular shape.
Judge John Blair Hoge, Of Martinsburg,
Is entered for the race, and he will make
il lively for the Hon. Charles Jeemes in
the east. While Mr.. Martin illpress
hi m hard in the west, and between the
two il is more than likely he will be dis.
tanced tho first round. But the old man
is an experienced Jockey, and knows that
the size and character Of the pools as Of.
ten decide race as the speed of the con-
MT. Faulkner wasihere ! few days ago
looking after "the boys" To hear him
tell the tale, Congress could not do any
thing without him, and yet he can al
ways spare few days about election
times to see after county conventions. II
there Ia any one thing in the world that
Mr.. Faulkner knows better than anoth-
er, il il the inside workings Of county
convention. Using homely expression,
he "has been there" oitener than any
man In the United States. He
was. also q MorgantoVn and Fair
mont. II Il said NE has things S"set
up in those counties. but he did not
meet with much success here. The Dem
ocrats generally gave him the cold shoul-
der. lAtlength he got hold ofa Repub'
lican who was willing 10 listen 10 him.
Mr.. Faulkner unburdened his soul. He
told him how matters should be arranged
In the Taylor county convention so that
hec6uldget . part Of the vote Of this
county, and insisted upon his being at
their county convention and looking after
the make up Of the Congressional dele.
cation. That is to say, II there be a man
In the scounty who would vote for
him in the Congressional eonyen-
tion, rather than for Mr.. Martin
10 have him named as delegate,
Having duly commissioned our Republi-
can friend 10 act for, him he left Grafton,
satisfied that he had Carried, the war iu.
10 Africa" and won victory. Now; we
haveno particular interest in the fight
betweeh Mr., Faulkner and Martin, but
we protest against the Hon. Charles
Jeems, attempting TO use Republicans in
Democratic nominating conventions
Thir conventions are supposed to be by
the party, to determine ones strength In
his own party, and the candidate Is sure
ly hard up who appeals for helps to the
oppodlion. in such eases.i Cone brother
Faulkner you must stop ploughing with
our heifer. REPUBLICAN,.
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INTENSE fEELrse OVER THE cusrAR MAS.
sAcRE. =


ToLrDo, JULY 6.AThe races Of tho
Northwestern Rowing Association closed
to-day in the presence OF 5000 spectators.
The day was fine and the water perfect.
First race, junior single sculls, one mile
and return, with. Eve starters, was won
by Fl. NJ. Butler, ,of. Chicago; time, 1880.
The senior doublescull race was won by
Yates, Of Union SPRING, New York, and
Medary,, Of Cincinnati, over Curtis and
Montgomery, Of, Chicago; time, 14:ll.
The next race of junior lour.oared shells,
with five starters, was won by the Floral
City Club, Of Monroe, Michigan, in 2O:25,
closely followed BY the, Undlnes, Of To
ledo, who broke an oar Just liter turning
the stakel boat. The most exciting race
Of the day was the senior six.oared sculls
for the championship Of the Association,
with three starters, was won by theWah
Wahsums Of Saginaw, making the fastest
time in . turning raceeyer made by six
cared boat, Z minutes, % seconds; Zephyr
OF Detroit second and Watangus Of De
troll, third. This, closed one of the most
succeaAful regattas ever given by the As.
sociatiop,, .,,,.,, =,
and re.organized for the ensuing year by
electing the following officers: - Commo.
dore, II. E. Bangs, Vice Commodore, Pad.
dock, Secretary and Treasurer, J. H.
Southard, all Of Toledo.
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ACCORDING to the correspondent ot t he
London Times, the Pope made one Of his
peculiar addresses lately in reply to the
congratulations Of those who called to
pay their respects on the occasion Of the
3Oth anniversary OF his pontifcate. he
remarked that both France and Austria
had been smitten since they abandoned
the defence of his temporal power. He
said nothing about Spain, however, and
the cause OF her being smitten.
"Aiter this hit at France and Austria
the Pope remarked that the Hate Sultan
the persecutor ofthe Church In the East
by protecting a handful Of schismatics
had been driven from his throne as easily
as q master turned wretched servan
out Of doors, and had lost his life. TX
cite examples OF the Justice Of Got
against the oppressors and usurpers Q
the Church would be an endless task. Ad
dressing German Catholics, the Pope ex
horted them to be valiant, and to entrea
Mary, who had under her feet the in
fernal dragon which inspired persecutori
in .exiling and imprisoning bishops ant
priests and in corrupting youth. Hs
dweit on the fate OF ,Antiochus as warn
ing those attacking the Church, ant
concluded by saying, ~ do not compare
but ! teach, and l pray for the conver
sion Of these prosecutors. also say
Father, forgive them, for they know moi
what they do"
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OUR WEBSTER COUNTY LET.
~ -.LLs TER D .. u
Summer nj the Salt Sulphur.
Springs..Good Price for W00ls.'
Crops Looking Well. ~
- WEBSTER, Q. III, July ], 1870.


Editors IntellIgenCer atlltg -
1 see letters in your valuable weekly
paper from almost every part Of the State
but our own locality. This Il not as II
should be, and Sincsno one better quail
fed will attempt to keep you posted
might as we'll forthe preSent at least ven.
ture, to drop you = line.
: The season has set In at the Spfihgs
here-the great Salt Sulphur-and al.
ready times are liyentng up owing to the
influx OF number Of boarders. Board
Is cheap here, accommodations good, wa.
ters beneficial, scenery inviting, and the
surroundings such % 10 reinyigorate city
people who are seeking pure air and quiet
social enjoyment There ard three good
hotels, and within two hours ride, the
best trout streams In the State.
Our weather here has been extremely
dfy until The last few days, whom itSeems
as II we were going TO the other extreme,
Crops however look very promising
Wheat is,good and, farmers hare Just
commenced TO harvest II. There was a
large wool crop this season and IL wAH
sold at 40 and 80 cents per pound.
H HsU#.IHf . "A, NJ.
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aIarahall e County EsPhblleap

Editors InlellisgnceF; Z WE h.
Upori.a can 81 the chAi1man Of the
Marshall County Republican Executive
Committee, q injecting Eas held at their
room on The 5th day q July, l1S7G, for
the purpose Of making arrangements for
Gounty, Republican Convention, and in
order that there may bS % fnlfand fair
representation in said convention, the
Executive Committee, on motion, rec
commended that HE Republican VOTERS
Of Marshall county'meet at their fespee-
1--WE places ofvoting on Saturday the 18th
day Of AuguStnext at 2 o'clock P. NJ, for
The purpose Of electing fifteen delegates
from each district to attend the said
County Convention TO be held in Mounds
VILE on Thursday the 17th day Of AUG
1876, for the purpose OF nominating
cotitty ofiicers s6Beyoted for ii the com.
ihg October election, abdi any other busi-
ness that may bep properly brought before
the conventions eE0' 'EPEA5ps' gEai,%s'u.
A. o!BAKER, Secretary pFo ttn. S"'''.
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Boston Prohibition Convention,

BosroN, July 8-The Prohibition party
met 10 State Convention to-day. After
appointing the necessary committees The
motion OF Mr.. Zrogg TO nominate a full
Prohibitory ticket was tabled and re
cess was taken.
On reassembIing John J. Baker wa
unanimously. nominated for Governor
| Resolutions are opposed 10 the license
system, which is declared a continuous
and confessed failure and advocate giving
a ballot TO the women to be used for theil
|'ownprotection against the wrongs OF the
Eiquor traffic.
DR.. D. G. Eddy nominated Lieut. Gov
Henry B. Pierce for Secretary O. State
Julius L. CLARK, Auditor; II. 81. Faxan
Treasurer; Thos! L. Wakefield, Attorney
General.
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The Army OF the Cum berland.

iPH11ApMRH1A, July G.-The society
Of the Army OF the Cumberland Is in ses.
sion at the Academy Of Music apdis very
lsfgely.i tended. Nerymany distinguish.
ed military men, including Gems. sher.
man and Sheridan, being in attendance.
Gen. George Wundel presides and Gov,
Hartranit delivered the address Of vel
SohiS. Gen. ,shefmsn and othera made
brief addresses. This evening grand
reunion is held atthe Academy IF etlft Music,
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TERRIBLE accident occurred out at
B,rDesviIIc on the Fourth Of July, by
which a little boy named Joseph Nyilky
Io,t his life. AMr. Thomas Rodgers had
dIIed some gas tubing with chlorate Of
potash, white sugar and gunpOwder,
mixed, for the purpose Of making a blue
light, and had lit it for that purpose with
a 'lire.cracker. The explosion was ter
rife, iujuring one or two persons slightly
and terribly mangling the little boy re-
ferred to. s.f...s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-07

CHICAGO, July 6.-The Jonrndrs Des
Moines special says that the latest re-
ports show that the Storm oh TueadSy
night extended over most Of Central Iowa
and was terrific In effect from WARREN TO
Madison counties. Fifteen persons were
killed and great damage dohe 10 the.live
stock and crops. Considerable damage
was done TO property at Bolla, The rail.
road tracks are all right I
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collision Of Passenger Trains.

JErrERsoNyrIIE, ISp.,, July GA col
lision occurred Between two passenger
trains at 10 o'clock. this morning, on The
Jacksonville, Madison & indianapolis
Railroad, near Rockford, Ind. The en-
gines were badly smashed, but fortunately
no one was injured One of'the conduct,
ors failed to give the margin Of Eve min,
utes allowed for difference in watches
which caused the collision...
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Mr.. BlaInes Heaith Unimproved.

AUGUSTA, Me, July 6.-Mr, Blaine
has now been home eight days. So far
there has been no special change in his
case, and his nervous prostration is still 4
mGfked characteristic. He iJaunable 10
leave his room and is almost entirely con.
fined TO bed. His physician thinks It will
be many weeks before he will resume
active work. A European trip is strong.
ly recommended as soon as his strength
is snficient.
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Obituary.

New YoRK, July G.-The funeral Q
Col. Marshall Leiferts, who died July Sd
while on the way 10 Philadelphia, tool
place to-day and was numerously attend
ed. Members Of the Seventh Regimen
Veteran Corps, with which Col. Lefiert'
was long attached, were present in citi
zens' dress, The remains we're interret
in Greenwood, .... .f
INDIANAPOLIS, July G!-Haryey Bates
son Of one Of the first settlers Of thi
city, died this morning, aged 50 years
Mr.. Bates was the frst Sheriff Of thi
county! I: ..e, r.'|.
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g;NEw York, July 'e.-Ameeting Of the
stockholders Of sthe New orleanS, st
Louis & Chicago Railroad Company wa'
held to-day and the following were elect
ID directors: q. s. MeComb, Thos. A
Scott, J.N. Deabarry, s. Rodgers, Z. D
Randolph, CadEsllaaef Evans, a. Sehrie
Der, L. s. Trumbie, A. NJ: West F.. r
Leroy, Hervy Day, J. B. Alexander, F
D. Cobb. Henry Talmadges, Vim. Cal
houn, W. A. Gorden, L. P. Bush, Nor
ton Jacobs, s. II. Edgar, L. g. G. LANAI
and Geo. K. sistars. t, I,,s
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July Gin the House Of
Commons this afternoon, Sir William
Vernon Harcourt Liberal, gave notice
that he would ofier-a resolution declar-
ing II inexpedient TO amend the extradi-
The Home Rulers decided to-day 10
submit the amnesty proposition TO Par
Lament on the 9th Of August next.
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TnosE people in the South Who on the =
Fourth Of July, koiStsd the flag oi the
l.te COnlederacy on their houses, unin-
ten!ionally contributed to the defeat IN
November Of those representatives Of the
aLo,t Cause" Tildsn and Hsndrieks.F5
Cincinnati Ga.stle Of Resterday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-07

THE editor Of the Regiaer, WritinI
from Parkersburg, seems to be, all a
once, nightly taken with the emb0dl'
menu Of the 81. Louis platform. These
are las it appears from his article) IRE,
fOrm,"" ""retrenchment," ,""free trade an anu
"hone rnle in the States" Dove under.
stand the Register to interpret t the u
Louis platform as "iree trade aOeu. Gu
ment, and as such to commend it to the
public?
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THE CHTNEsE QUESTION

During the morning hour, the question
OF Chinese immigration was discussed al
length and finally the following resolution
was submitted by Morton, which was
agreed TO. 49,, tn
Resolred, That a, committee Of three
Senators be appointed to investigate the
character, extent and effect Of Chinese
immigration 10 this country with power
| to visit the Pacific coast for that purpose
to send for persons and papers and to re-
port at the next session Of Congress.
IMPEACHMENT RESUMED. 1''' 7
Senate then resumed consideration o.
the articles Of impeachment against W
W. Belknap, late Secretary Of War. All
ter the witnesses Cor the prosecution were
called oplY three Of them, Z, ], Bartlett
G. P. Marsh and E. N. Lawten answered.
| Manager Lynde opened the case on par
Of the prosecution. ~
MIR. Lynde proceeded TO discuss the pie,
made by the defense that the trial should
not 20 on, but he was called to order By
Mr.. Sherman, who said this question hat
been already settled by the decision Of the
n ~ .tI.E.ll x 4 ri. Il = -.
senate mat tne slal sn9uiaIt y posi-
poned. Mr. Lynle lnen pegah tne open
ing argument oI, she part " w tlnn IT.
agers. Mt. Lynae, m.ef q ~ ossnihs ~,
general, gave recital Of the circnm
stances under which Marsh's eontrac
with Belknap was concluded.
Inc nSt tol Witnesses was aSaIn ,Saiieu .lsel
when me IoLiowlng answered. W % anu rer' I
sworn; Y. r MaTsn, Z. D. 5Ni bars'ess, sS aso
". morse, =; D9age, y. e seaP' S;sata. SsHesA
irwin MspoMeL, aenetM FL. +: :. Hua:s HsSs aes Y
Seorge NJ. Aaans' ' eiefk 0t''ne AAou's y
hepsesentatiNess. e. O.. .,,.,.,, a.,,01 >,
Adams was the first witness, called u
the stand. :.
Mr.. BLACK inquired Whas tney 1n'ehpe' ny =
10 prove py Ints Nitness, ., y IS 2
Manager AcManon sala tney propo,es
merely 70 idenuiy document whlcl
they would heteAlIeh snomit W. s evlaence
-, Mr. carpenter saemiIted tne loilowine
Inc counsel ior y tne aeeused o6lect 70 IN
evidence nov ohefea and 10 all evidenc'
TO support inc opening Oh tne managers
on the ground.that there can oe NO iega
Soh!le1ion on tne tnlfdseetion, heeensV
haSing already determined py matetia
anu necessary lee!s' 'that ne ia NOT ana va "
not, whsn VI Gp impeaehed' aciVil o'hcer oil TN
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The stepbenyille Gaeas pemocratie)
holds Tilden responsible for the defeat oi
William Allen last fall. The GasettC
says that he financially used .hiSmOney
and influence" 10 that end. Allen is the
man for whom West Virginia voted al st.
Lapis.bus al Democracy Are idst taivell
satisfied to vote for the man who smash
ed him last fall. All they want is to
elect somebody who calls himself q
Democrat, no odds whether lie isfor hard
or soft moneys DsreG no brinsible in it
that gives them special concern. -.
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RepnblIean state Convention.

sr. LOUIS, July G.4The Republican
State Committee have called \ State Con.
yention TO nominate o State and electoral
ticket 70 b. held in Jefferson City on the
9Th cf August, The Democratic State
Conyention for the same purpose will be
held al the same place July 18Th. -
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VIZ have the news Of Santa Anna's
death this morning. Ills age isput dOSfn
in the dispatches at 81, but according TO
Cyclopedia he was born Feb
ruary 2lst, 1898. He had long, event
full and somewhat romantic career, but
was always, sooner or later, unsuccessful
And yet he was an able general and a
willy politician. He is chiefly known 10
Americans in connection with our war
with Mexico. And yet he had several
experiences in the way Of war and revo'
luton both before and after that contest
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osE by one the supposed or hOpedfor
adherants OF the Tilden ticket are found
turning up in support Of Hayes and
Wheeler. 1t now appears by Washing
ton special in the Cincinnati Gasdte ol
yesterday, that Justice David Davis, who
was so much talked Of as possible can
didate at St. Louis, is for Hayes. He has
written letter in which it is understood
that he expresses, the opinion that Hayes
win make . good President ',and that hi
candidacy renders II unnecessary fpti the
Liberals and Independents 10 look TO the
Democrats for candidate, or to attempt
an independent mOSement-this year.
Sensible man! We now have higher
opinion Of Davis fitness for the position
he occupies.
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ST. Loup, July G.-Gen. SD. stuagiS,
incommand Of this post received a tsle'
gram this evening, from asslstant.Adlu'
tive. General Ruggies, at 81. Paul, notify
ing him that his son was killed in q fight
between the Sioux and Gen. Custer
command. f'+
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THE TURF.
Long Brnncl, sports.

LONG BRANCH, July 6.-The attend.
ance at the races was light Today. The
first race Of the Jersey Jockey Club, mile
heats, was won by Egypt. Time, l:4st
l;493. shylock was second, and Donny'
brook third in each race. ' 'a +.