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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-10-26
THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE.

The eccentric but brilliant John Ran
dolph once arose suddenly in his seat,
in the House of Representatives, and
screamed out mt the top of his shrill
voice, ''Mr. Speaker Mr.. Speaker |
have discovered the philosopher
stone. 1t is, Pay as you go =" John
Ran lolph dropped many rich gems from
his mouth, but never a richer one than
that. Pay as you go, and you need
not dodge sheritfs and constabies.
Pay as you go and you can walk
the streets with an erect back and
manly front, and have no fear of
those you meet. You can look any
man in the face without ilinching.
You won't have to cross the street to
avoid dun, or look intently in shop
window in order not To see creditor.
PAY as You 60" and You snap your
fingers ut the world, ana when YOU
Laugh il will be a hearty, honest one,
and not like the laugh of the poor
debtor, who looks around rs though
he was in doubt whether the laugh
was not included in articles, not sex
empted from attachment" ''Pay as
you 20, and You will meet smiling
faces thome-happy, cherry-chceked,
smiling children-;l contented wife-a
cheerful hclrth-stOne. John Ran
dolph was right. Ii is the philoso-
piers stone.
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THE SPECTRE PIG.

With the proceedings of the late
Peoples Convention in this county, the
hudson Fats Republican of the 18th
instant, publishes the following reso-
Iutions:-
ReSnired. That our Senator and Mem
Der of Assembly are hereby requested
Ia use their endeaYOrS to pass the laws
necessary To carry out the public
pledges made by Judge Barron in his
letter to the people of Pierce county in
regard To work in this county on the
superior Land Grant railroad.
Rssolrsd. That we request the Dis
trict Attorney to prepare Il bill, and
.lsO request our Senator and Member
# Assembly 10 pass the same, prOvid-
ing for the assessment and taxation
Of the railroad lands IN Pierce county
for the years in which they have been
omitted since the West Wisconsin Rail-
road was completed.
The fact that the Convention. to a
certain extent, was supposed to have
been manipulated 10y Mark Fulton,
leads us to suppose that these res0lu-
tions were the product of his fertile
brain, and that they were originally
drawn 10y his own hand. This. of
course is I'll perfectly correct. If Z.
II. Ives, &. ;. Dunbar and Tip Taylor
don't know enough to run People
conventions in Pierce county, il is
highly proper for st. Croix county to
send Mark Fulton down here to in
struct them in their duty.
But to tine resolutions. As To the
first. it is Il rough draft from morbid
Imagination before which the image
Of Judge Barron is continually float
ing, or gliding arm-in-arm with the
ghost of the departed Superior Land
Grant Railroad.
As To the second. Wen. we don't
believe that the most impracticable
lunatic in Pierce county could have
been guilty of cOncootjng such a puer-
lie paragraph. Now let US see about
il. When was that West WISCONSIN
Railroad completed Have the West
Wisconsin Railroad lands been omit
tel from taxation single year since
they became legally liable to be assess
ell Ii So, when Would it. OF would
it not. Ice good policy TO get Pierce
county iato an intermiuahlJ lawsuit
with Some railroad company, with an
absolute certainty Of defeatl Pray
tell us.
But, gentlemen. this is the platform
on which the Peoples Convention OF
Pierce county has placed its candi-
dates. And ON this platform they go
before the people, demanding their
election.
But we will refrain from further
comment, since sure
at WAS that piOus Marcus there,
Just made mock Of sin,
And swore a very wicked oath,
lie dill not care pin"
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PREscoTT
Prof. Long has returned to ti.c eng.

Prof. Long has returned to ti.e cuJ.
Bro. Leech is building a cooper shop.
Dr. Hulburd has moved into the rooms
over the bookstore
Politics rather exciting Republicans get
ting considerably walked up.
Mrs Frank Mcguire is very sick Fears
are entertained that she cannot recover.
Mrs. Sargent's stock of millinery goods
exceeds all her former efforts in that line.
That revolving frame filled with hats, caps
and bonnets at Mrs. Abbots attracts a good
deal of attention.
Mrs j. 4. Abbot has returned and the side
walk is covered every day with large boxes
OF millinery goods.
The young people have resuscitated the
Good Templars Lodge. and meet Saturday
evenings i'll Gray's Hail.
A. Morse. of the JOURNAL attended court
here on the 23d list, engaged in a suit for
selling unwholesome meat.
w. Bodowity and Otis Swanstrom Lave
concluded to Try their luck IN partnership
in the boot and shoe business.
Elder Bunker, tBaptist) formerly resident
here, has returned, and, we presume, viii
take charge OF the Baptist Congregation.
J. IIarwelFs new hotel is very neatly finish
ell inside The granting is equal TO anything
OF the kind we ever saw. Williams was the
artist
w. Clears and wife have returned from an
extended trip to Europe ami the Centennial
They are delighted with their summer eX
cursion.
The Sheriff OF Washington county, Mimi,
soiourned at the Mondel House few days
ago, official business having called him to
the city its nature we did not learn
The Plunkett Dramatic Company delighted
our people two evenings last week. Mrs. G.
Plunkett being the central character and de-
lighting al with her vivacious acting.
The steam ferry boat, Nettie, has gone be-
low, leaving numerous creditors to mourn
her departure The ferry boat, Plough Boy,
stia plies between This city and Hastings.
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ONLY SHE AND I.

Since our last, though rapturous meeting
Years have fitted by.
Yet | mind it how we met there,
Only she and |.
Quickly after that last meeting
Lies embittered storm
Frightened out her trembling spirit
From its fragile form.
IT'S no MATERIAL no matter
In Gods future years
We shall meet again together
Somewhere in the spheres.
When that meeting-how that meeting
Where | cannot say;
But I'm sure of such meeting
At no distant day.
Yes, within some coy corner,
Out in yOnder sky,
We shall hold one blessed meetir {.
In the 1y-and-by.
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TRIMBELLE.
Mr.. Bartlett, the purchaser of Mr. Thayer's
farm, has arrived with family.
last Saturday evening the good people of
school district No. g Tor what is more com
monty known as the Gilman neighborhoodJ
met and Organizeda lyceum for the winter.
A letter has been received by Jacob Huber,
from Mr.. Thayer, acknowledging the safe ar
rival OF himself and family in the Willamette
Valley, Oregon. Peace and plenty attend
them, is the wish of their many friends in
Trimbellc
George Gould, son of f. Gould, of Trenton,
while working for Burton Cook, met with
quite a severe accident while trimming a tree
His AK glamcing came in contact with his leg
just below the knee, penetrating to, and chip
ping of a portion OF the bone. Dr. NJ. G.
Woodwork dressed the wound
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GILMAN.

Mud! from ten to twenty inches deep.
We are informed that that ''cOunty ROAD
is laid.
J. b. Maxgoods eldest daughter is suppos-
ed to be gaining in health.
John Thompson has traded off his oxen for
horses. 1t is move that is becoming quite
general.
Ole Hammer has sold his oxen tothe pinery
buyers Tor one hundred and eighty dollars.
Handsome price.
How little will make some people happy
There's that Samuel Abbott rejoicing over a
seven-pound daughter.
Nils and Martin Nelson inform us that
they have sold over one thousand dollars
worth of charcoal within the last two years
Who will say there is no wealth in the tim
bcrY
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FENCING HIGHWAYS.

This matter is assuming a good deal
of Importance. just now, and many
farmers who have heretofore only
''theOriZed, have now reduced their
theory to practice. In this respect
the farmers of the town of Clifton
have taken the initiative. Many of
them have laid aside their old fences,
grubbed out the Indigenous, and i'm
proved the highways to the Travelled
track.
Their first reason for doing this, is
that it is matter of economy--that it
is a saving of thousands of dollars of
useless, or worse than useless expendi-
ture, annually.
Next, they contend it is far better
for the travelling public, since the
roads will not be impeded by drifts in
the winter, and consequently that they
will ''dry up" much earlier in the
spring.
And, lastly, it is asserted that the
farms thus improved are more beauti-
full in their general appearance, and
more convenient in every respect.
Now this is a plain, practical matter
"a matter which, from time imme-
mortal. almost, has been freely dis
cussed by practical men, and the time
has at length arrived when its practi-
cability will he thoroughly tested by
the farmers in Pierce and st. Croix
counties.
But in discussing this question, Mr..
Public steps in to take part. Nh.
Public is free taker, every time, and
YOU can never offer him surfeit. lie
will turn his COWS into your garden, or
let them loose to prey upon yOar fields
generally. And this he does from day
to day, from week to week, from
month to month, from year to year,
asking no questions. And who has
ever thought of questioning the right
of Mr.. Public to do this very thing
| Who has ever supposed it was not per.
| fectly legitimate to turn horses and
cattle into the streets of this, or amy
other village, knowing full well that
they would pillage every load of hay,
grain, or vegetables with which they
came in contact! Nay--we need moi
assert the rightS--the heretofore UNI
disputed rights Mr.. Public, not
alone in tins mltter, but in many 9th
ers. not less absurd, may be.
With Mr.. Public on one side. ant
Mr.. Farmer, and Mr.. Gardener on thu
other. then, tllis question of fencing
highways is still an open one. If Mr.
Farmer and Mr.. Gardener can afforC
to make and maintain fences, and thu
give free pasturage to Mr.. Public, thel
Mr.. Public will smile compIacently
and quietly ask formore. IL not, thel
Mr.. Public will very soon be compel
led to look n little more closely afte
that kind of rowing property some
times known as free cOmmoners.
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hiAKTEL.

Election in two weeks. Let every voter
come out and help to elect a new president
Friend AidbOe wears a new smile. SAYS
it's boy. James Canning is reported to be
i'll the same condition
Some of our farmers take their wheat to
River Falls, instead of Baldwin, becau Sc the
Baldwin buyers are considered unfair about
their weights and discounts
There has been quite lively time here re-
Gently in regard to laying out some new
roads,-One from JnO. Larson's, east, and the
other upon the range line from Jno. Breiten-
gers farm, north. The roads were laid, and
now damages are being assessed. The range
line road will be grand help to FL Pasoites
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TRENTON.

Corn-huskers are on the ar-path.
School Dist No. /, ofthis town,is in want of
good teacher.
Ducks and geese never were known to he
more plentiful than now.
Rev. Joseph Fuller, OF Trimbelle, preached
his first sermon here last Sabbath
Another store would be great benefit here.
Is there not some capitalist who will cast an
eye here.
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ELLSWORTH.

ELLSWORTH.
Practice on the Operatta is progressing fine
ly.
Eugene Case and wife, who have been visit
ing friends in Ohio, returned last Saturday.
young man, whose name we have not
learned, has purchased Keith's photograph
gallery. From specimens exhibited, we
judge him to be very good artist
Borrowing oats without permission, is the
charge against young man who was lodged
in the Jail here, on Saturday.
Mr.. Strickland and Mrs. MeEwen, returned
from the Centennial on Saturday, and Dr.
Hart and J. q. Keith started on Monday
Ia pursuance of an announcement made
two weeks ago, Mr.. Fuller's sermon, on Sun
day last, was on music. Among host of
other good ideas, he holds that the whole
congregation should sing.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Ell PAso.

Ell PAso
Mr.. Hugh Mcdonald has moved into his
new house.
School opened here a few days ago. Miss
Cooper, OF River Falls. is teacher.
DIR. J. Ii. Wendail, late OF Cen.erville, has
taken up his residence in thus village.
strange discovery was made near this
place "A few days ago. As some workmen
We're repairing the miIl-dam they found a
quantity OF bones 10 feet under the ground.
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A. MORSE.

DEAL ESTATE AGENT. Real Estate Bought and
II S1li on Commission State. County. Town and
other TIxes paid Abstracts II title 10 any land
Ia Pierce ami St. CTuiX Counties. furnished short
notice. 0ticc in JOURNAL Building, River Pals
WISCONSIN.
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JOHN WHITE.

DLsCkSSIITU-Duesa all kinds II blacksmith hing.
ID Particular attention gwen to shueiHg horses.
lOp opposite Bracket House stable, River Falls,
mis- -
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Il. W. REED,

L ASFTIONABLE TAILOR. WOrA done to ertler
IL on short notice and On reasonable terms. Shop
at his residence, opposite the Normal school
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nEAI.ER IN Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Re-
- pairing done on short notice, and warranted
IL II .e satisfaction
River Fails. Ms. lS-i9
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o. ". PETRRsON,

DEALER N Watches Clocks aud Jewelry Re
- pairing done Ou short notice and warranted to
q We satisfaction
River Pals Wis. 1880
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MISSES LEvINGs,

L. [EEP Bookstore embracing School and AIiscel-
IN laueuus Books. Periodicals. ami Magazines a
full supply Of Stationary. Main St., River Falls,
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d. III. PILLAR,

DAINTERS, Grainers, Glaciers and Paper Hangers,
orders lelt AT the POst-Ohice, River Falls, Wis
cOnsin- 1913
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MARTIN RIPPLE,

DLACE SMITH, Shop on Main ST, south of Brack-
I'D EFT House Particular attention given To shoe
ing horses.
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RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26 1876



5. w. Williams is moving from town back
on his farm.
Mrs. Clint Williams is visiting relatives in
western Mimi.
Ella Musser and Charlie Fuller will soon at
tend the Normal.
l.. N. Nye will tea b IN the stone school
house, and Miss Kate Northrop in the Mapes
district.
Mrs. Frazier has removed to her house in
River Fails. Her son, David Frazier takes
charge of the farm.
The theatrical performance at the church
last Friday evening, was well attended not
withstanding the bad weather. The young
people did themselves credit. The Dutch
love piece, by George Williams and Ella Mus
ser was very laughable. Many of the audi
ence, suffered from side ache, as result of
listening to it
BY request Of the church members, the
troupe will repeat it on Thursday evening,
Oct. 90. Ambulance % cts. Proceeds to be
used in adjoining the church.
OAK GROVE.
A girl at John 5. StIrratts.
Mrs. d. A. Stonffer is sick with the ague.
S. q. Hyatt is getting little better every
day.
Lee &. Cook has rented the Comstook
farm.
Mat. seivert wants to sell store, building
and lot.
Thos K. Tabor has moved to 'Utah," in
Trimbelle.
b. c. Corcoran will teach in district No.
this winter.
John NJ. Barnes has his blacksmith shop
started in the village.
Col d. J. Dill is building house ON his
farm on the ''Maxon Flat"
B. +. COmstock has bought half interest
i'll the Big River flourng-mill.
Andrew Jonas sold five acres of his farm
near the Catholic Church for seventy dollars
per acre.
John Haster tied his horses toa post last
Sunday while attending the Catholic Church,
and one OF them 10y some mishap was choked
t. death.
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KING & MnnTnN

nEALER IL Millinery am Ladies Furnishing
~ goods. Main Street, River Falls. lS-33
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES,
or ONO.
FOR YICE-PRESI DENT
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
or NEW YORK.
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS
HERMAN L. HUMPHREY,
OF ST. CROIX COUNTY.
FOR STATE SENATOR
SAMUEL s. FIFIELD,
OF ASHLAND COUNTY.
-
TnT TNTTnXT FnIINTTNrUy
COUNTY TICKET.

For Member of Assembly
ELLSWORTH BURNETT.
For Sheriff
THOMAS l.. NELSON.
For County Clerk
HANS b. WARNER.
For County Treasurer
MILTON j. PAINE.
For Register of Deeds
CLARK W. BROWN.
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court
MILTON J. GUEST.
For District Attorney
FRANK l.. gibson.
FOR County Surveyor
JAMES j. SCHULTHESS.
For Coroner
HANS BREDAIIL.
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S. JONES.

DAINTER- House. Carriage and Sign Painter
Il Paper Hanger and GraineT, River Falls, Wis.
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MRs. W. II. MANCHESTER.

CONyEYANCER, Collector and Justice Of the
- Peace. New Centerville, Wis IS ly
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'Tis tough when woman deceiyes,
For that is the good old style;
But mans confidence in man
Makes countless thousands smile"
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n. A. TIIELANDER.
ID. II. LEVINGS.

CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. shop on Maple ST.
~ on ErOOklyn Side. River Falls.
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DHTSICTAN, SURGEON 4 DENTIST Ofice at
his residence opposite the Press Office
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Regular business meetings the first Satur-
day evening after the full moon in each
month nj. &. GUEST, N. g.
DAVID ScOTT, See.
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7. u. PIERCE.
c. r. MORSE.
J. E. CARY,
A. j. GOLDEN.

nEALER IN WOOpca and Iron Pamps Wind
~ Mills and Fixtures, River Pals, Wis 1851
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

one squares inch space.
Two times.......... % Three months. II 90
one week...........2 80 One year.-.... Is 90
One square changeable once week SoO.
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
occupied
cent aud LCLal.
Loca. NcuCes Is cents per lipe-btH no
local nG,tce ,etH be inserted for Tess than ONE
DOLLAR
All adv Il .isements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in adj
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adVef-
tjsements not connected with IL VII be
charged for al our regular rates.
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Wheeling Live stock Market.
CHRISTIAN Stock YARDS, |
Wheeling, Sept. q. I

There has been no change in the mar
ket of importance. The prices for cattle
ruled the same. The quality was not
quite rs good as last week, which ac-
counts for The ! cent drop in the quota
tions. There have been more arrivals
during the week, and the sales CORES
pondingly slower. Hogs show no
improvement. If any change at
all is noticeable it is a
little duller than last week.
As an instance of the feeling in the
market we detail the following trans
actions which occurred this morning:
Mr.. j Sims, of Marshall county, brought
up fair lot of bacon hogs, about - that
averaged shade over 200 lbs. He had
them engaged at six cents. But on their
arrival at the wharf the prospective pur-
chaser did not think that they came up
to the representations and went back on
the bargain. The hogs were sent up to
the wards and were there but few
minutes before they were sold at
five cents, to Mr. Hess, the butcher. As
an offset to this decline, the stock brokers
spoke very emphstlcally on the sacratice,
and said they would readily have paid
five and a half for them. Cows and
good calves are in fair demand. Sheep
and lambs are being inquired after "a
some extent; and good ones sell readily
at the higher figures quoted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-22

The reputation it has attained, in
consequence OT the marvellous cures u
has produced during the las. halI cen
turv. is a sufficient assurance 10 INC
publiC that IL will continue 20 TraiIE'
the happieSt results that can bc desired.
In almost every section Of country
there are persons, publicly known VINO
have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lungs,
by its use. All who have tried II &C.
knowledge its superiority; and where
its virtues are known, no one hcSitates
as 70 what medicine TO employ 70 re-
lieve the distress and Suficrin" peculiar
to pulmonary affections. CHERRY PC
TORAL always affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures Of the miIder va
rieties Of bronchial disorder, as wen as
the more formidable diseases Of the
lungs.
As a safeguard 70 children, amid
he distressing diseases which bcset
the Throat and Chest Of Childhood, u
: invaluable: for, by its timely USE
.nultitudes are rescued and restored "
health.
This medicine gains friends at
every trial, as the cures it i constantly
producing are too remarkable TO BE-
forgotten. No family should be with.
out il. and those who have once USED
il never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout tn
country prescribe it, and Clergym'r
often recommend il from their know.
ige Of its effects.
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HON. FRANK HEREFORD

The able member Of Congress
from the Third District in this
State, will address the people as
follows:
HARPER's FERRY, Friday,
Sept. %.
CHARLESTOWN, Saturday,
Sept %.
SHEPHERDSTOWN, Jefferson
county, / p. NJ, Sept. %.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, Nor
gan county, P. NJ, Sept. 26.
KEYSER, Mineral county, P.
NJ, Sept. 81.
ROMNEY, Hampshire county,
1P. NJ, Sept. %.
MOOREFIELD, Hardy county,
2 p. NJ, Sept. 20.
PETERSBURG, Grant county,
Up. NJ. Sept. 80.
FRANKLIN, Pendleton coun-
ty, P. NJ, Oct. I'd.
UPPER TRACK, Pendleton
county, l p. NJ, Oct. Sd.
Everybody, without distinction
of party, is cordially invited to at
tend and hear q candid discussion
of the questions to be decided at
the polls.
Our friends in these various To-
calities are requested to make all
necessary arrangements for these
meetings, and use every exertlon
to get the people out to hear the
speaking.
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TiIden and Reform!
HON. BEN WILSON.

The Democratic nominee for
Congress in the First district, will
address the people at the follow
ing times and places:
MOUNDSVILLE, Monday,
September 25th Court day.
FAIRVIEW, Hancock county,
Wednesday, September 9th, at
Up. m.
NEW CUMBERLAND, We'd
nesday, September 9th, night.
BETHANY, Friday, September
29th.
WELLSBURG, Saturday, Sept.
30th, at 2 o'clock M.
NEW MARTINSVILLE, Wet
eel county, Thursday, October 9TH
(Court.)