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The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
University Of The State Of Missouri
COLUMBIA, BooS COUNTY. No,
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COLUMBIA, BooS COUNTY, NO.,
August ], 1876.
To the Clerk Of fhe Holt .Coxsfy Court:
SIR 1T Is my duty TO inform You that. under
the provisions Of an Act Of the General Assem-.
bly,, approved April l. 1873. wide Session Acts.
1879, PIP. l6s-6sl, your county Ii entitled to send
to the departments Of the State University ut
Columbia ami Rolia, during the year ending
July 4, ISL, i've students, between the ages OF
sixteen and twenty-five years.
Under the rules adopted by the Board OF Cur
ators, students "shsll possess . good neral
character, and shall pass q sssisfactory exam
instion In orthography, reading, writing, srith-
prescribed by said Act. TO Wit: On msiriculAt-
Ing, an entrance fee Of ten dollars, and con.
tingent fee Of i've dolisrs; and . like contin-
year, making the whsis annual charge twenty
dollars. The session OF the academic depart.
ment, under the presidency OF President Sam.
uei ). Laws, Ii. d., begins
On the Second Monday In September,
and continues forty weeks. The session Of the
Medical and Law Departments begins on Mon
Careful provision Il made fer the education Of
young women In all the classes Of tho Universal
Mansion has been set apart aud furnished n
home for them where, under the care Of an
experienced matron,, board. fuel and lights
Will be PROVIDED ~ ~ per week Wasuink ~ ~
cts per dozen; bedsteads and mattresses will be
furnished; other bedding. towels, &C., students
are expected to furnish themselves.
beg TO call your attention 70 the appended
extract from the Law ON this subject,
You viii please, AFTER giving two weeks pub
lication Of this certincate. transmit to me. on
or before September LIST, . list OF the names Of
all the youth Of your county who intend "a
make application for entrance into the Univer-
sity at the commencement OF the next session.
III such list Ii not transmitted, studrnts from
| other counties will be allowed 70 enter In lieu
| Of those to which your county ID entitled.
Board can be had In clubs In the Collegs
Buildings for male students At from 81 . "a
81 50 per week In private families 1t ~ % q
] 81 50.
lam. very respectfully yeSE chr s: %onS
Secretary Board Curators UAiversisy OF Mis-
souri,.
| s'The Secretary Of the Board Of Curstors shal
| cause to be transmitted to the CLERK OF sacf
] county court In the State certificate, stating
the number Of pupils that such county 10 entitled
TO send 10 the State University the next scholas'
/ tic wear, which certificate sh1H BE- psohsAed b
/ each county clerk for is10 reeks, In nswspapei
| published In such county. The expense there
| OF TO be allowed by the county court. and paid
| for out OF the county treasury"
| Psrsons desiring 10 enter the department o.
| the STATE University at Columbia or Rolls, ar
| REQUIRED TO make known their intention 10 mi
| On or before Sept'rl. 1915.
lowa Clerk County Court. Holt Co.. No.
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One hundred broken suits TO close
out to make room for Fall stock. Best
chance for hundred years to clothe
yourself for little money. as these
goods will be sold without regard to
cost. Light and heavy Coats, Pants
and Vests. Vests from SOC and up
ward. Coats, $3.50 and upwards.
Pants, $1.00 and upwards. o
KREEK & HERSHBERGER.
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SOrghassss Factory.

Mr.. 8. II. whitmer wishes to inform
his cane-growing customers that he is
now prepared to manufacture sorghum
imolasses.
The best time to havest the several
varieties of cane, according to his ex-
perience and the experience of the Ohio
agriculturists, is as follows: Do not
harvest the black sorghum before the
seed is in a doe state.
The red Liberian. the golden syrup
and white emphe, can be harvested
when the seed Is in a milky state. 1t
should be cut = soon as it is bladed.
Secure a sawbuck and lay on enough to
tie in bundle. You can tie with cane
blades or foxtail grass. / have rye
straw which is the best. loft
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
The Great Exp0stft0ss.

The Centennial Exhibition entered
upon the second hall ofits term August
10. During the past three months the
aggregate attendance, dead-heads ex-
cluded, has been nearly two millions.
The financial success of the under
taking is already assured. We concur
with our Philadelphia friend that the
Exhibition has been excellently manag-
ed from first to last and foreign visi-
tors will return to their homes with in.
creased respect for the Yankee talent
of organization.
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5 600

Recruits wanted TO ware Boots and
Shoes. just received at Castles for fall
and winter trade. have just received
the largest stock Of Boots and Shoes
ever offered to the people Of Holt
county, which will sell ut the lowest
price, for cash. A. j. CASTLE,
9tt Oregon, Mo.
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to Crannell, Bates & Co.. by
note, past due, or book account. FOL
1875, win please call and settle same
by the 18th of September, and oblige.
Your Obedient Servants.
CRANNELL, BATES & co.
MOUND CRY, Sept. /, 1876.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, y. w. Hahn aad Mary J. HaAn
hi. wiSe, BY their certain desd of trust. dated
the lss day Of April, ISIS, md rscordsd,in.tes
Recoeder's OGlos u Holt county. Misaanri. In
Book go" ct page s1o, conveyed % the uc-
dersigned trustee certain paDcds ofreAl estate,
sisutsie, lying and bring In kjeat cosnty, and
state VI Missouri. and described - touowA.
Lsss numbered One %. Two ~. Three @.
Six o., seven C1 and light %, in bioek SIX
(6) In the Town OF Corning;
Nhlch said conveys nce was made to secure
the payment of . certain promissory note IN
said deed Of trust described and SGT out; and.
whereas, said note is now dse md unpaid to-
xesher with the interrst thereon;
Now, therefore, notice "a hereby given that j.
the undersignsd trustee. will, In accordance
With the terms and provisions Of said deed OF
trust, and 70 the request Of the legal holder %
said notes, on
Friday thu l5<h day Of September. 1875.
at he north door Of he Court House, 10 Oregon
In said Holt county, In the stsfe of Missouri.
setweea the hours VI tan CLOCK In tee m<enoop
aad ave o. sl0ck In the afternoon OF tnst GAY.
sell the shove described Rsai Estate os 20 maep
thsrsof ~ may be necessAry, a. pubic senaue,
to the highest hidder for cash. for the payment
nrst The ooatp sAd expenses o. THIS iust. ne1s
the payment Of tae pete IN said desa 1esSf,oeA'
evlo 1kpstse.
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Oregon School Election.
Saturday. Sept. 8, 1876.

Saturday. Sept. 8, IS76.
Notice is hereby given to the quail
fed voters of the Oregon School Dis
strict. that there will be held an cleo
ton at the Court House, Oregon, on
Saturday. September 9th, 1876.
for the purpose OF choosing two men,
bers of the Oregon Beard Of Education
in place of George Cummins and
Jephthah Martin. whose time is ex-
pired. Polls open open at 10 A. NJ.
and close at Pm.
LEVI OREN,
ST Sec. pro temp.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01

d. Kunkel & Sons. have started their
Wooden Factory and are ready to do
Carding and Spinning; will also pay
the highest cash prices for wool. They
have a splendid stock of all wooden
goods. and will pay from 5 to 6 cts for
wool grease also one and halt cents
for good soft soap In trade.
Cotton goods for pants and shirting,
and jeans, fresh from Philadelphia,
mills, at very low prices.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
Great Slaughter.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
AT THE
Red Front, Forest City.

For the next two weeks we will sell
clothing AT COST, no humbug. to
make room for the Largest, Cheapest
and Best Stock of Clothing from Chi
cago. ever brought to Holt county.
Now is the time to put yourself inside
of a good suit at a small outlay of the
filthy lucre. 8tf
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~ CL-ar TOW:NrSHIP.

On Saturday, Aug. 26th, the Repub-
licans of Clay township assembled on
the grounds of James Bradford, in
Wing Valley, for the purpose of hear
ing the speakers announced for the
occasion.
At 1O3 A. N. the meeting organized
under the craftsmanship Of Mr.. Brad
ford, who introduced A. Klippel as the
first speaker. Frank M. Joslyn was
the next speaker. The hour Of dinner
having arrived. the meeting took q
recess until one O'Clock. The Graham
Cornet Band arrived on the ground ut
~ noon, and discoursed soul-stirring
music at intervals the balance OF the
day.
After dinner, the Hon. B. X. Davis
of Maryville, and Prof. Dunn of the
Nodaway Republican, and Col. Marx.
land, of Oregon, delivered addresses to
an enthusiastic audience. The people
of the Valley are entering into the con-
test with a determination to win.
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Club Meeting.

The Hayes and Wheeler Club VIII
meet at the Court House Saturday
night, Sept. End. Speaker of the even
ing James LimbirS All are invited
ladies included.
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Notice sf Administration.

NorICE 10 hereby given that The estate Of
John E. Mcknight, deceased, late Of Holt
county, was ordered into my hands by The
Probats Court Of Holt county, Missouri, On the
sth day OF July, A. ID. 1876.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required 10 exhibit them TO
me for allowance, within one yeAr from the
frem any bensnr Of such estate and II said
claims be not exhibited yisein two years froip
the data u said lsttsgs, they VII DE forever
WILLIAM HAWKINS,
Public Acknowledgment Tor Holi county, Mia
souri in charge OF estate of John L. Nc
knight, deceased. SS9
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First Come, Best Served.

Dent fail to step in and see the clos
ing ont sale of clothes at Kreek and
Hershberger's soon. as the best bar
gains are tor the first corners.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

w HEREAs, =. ". Hahn and Mary J. Hahn
his wifs, by their certain dsed q trust, dated
the Ith day Of November, ls7t. and recorded
In the Recordsr's onlce Of Holt county, NM
souri,, In Book ~" st page 90, conveyed %
the UNDERMINED trustee certain parcsls 81 real
estate, lying and being situste In the county Of
Holt, and State Of Missouri, and described -
Lots numbered One %. Two % Tire CO,
six ls), Seven al and Eight 60. all In Block
SIX ts) In the Town OF Corningj
which said conveyance was mads - secure
the payment Of Q certain premissosy notc In
said deed Of trust described and sst out; sad,
whereas, the said note y now due and unpaid
together with the interest thsrsoci
Now, therefore, notice 10 hereby given that
the undersigned trustss. viii y aosordanceI
with the terms aud provisions ~ sstd dsea oil
trust, at the request of the hgal holder Of said
note, on
Friday. the l5sA dog of September. 1876.
At the Court Rssse aoer, In the city Of Oregon
In the county u Holt and state o. Mssouri,
between the hoprs Of ten O'Clock In tne mre.
noon and I've O'Clock In thu afternoon o. tnai
day, proceed t. sell the properly nerein ue-
gcribed 1t public yendue 20 the nignes, staaei
for cash. TO satisfy the debt secured by said
deed Of trust, and all necessary costs and ex-
pepaes i"'uii II. A. bankers,
r-vlo Trustee.
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The last three patents were by mis-
take omitted. and are not mentioned
In my letter advising You that have
forwarded them.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
RreaeAiseG.

Elder 2. K. Dibble will preach in the
Court House, on Sunday, IL O'Clock A.
n, and at night. Sept. Sd. 1876.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01

A number OF communications intend
ed for this issue, lay over until next
week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01

Senator Burnside's health has i'm
proved SO that he was able last week
to return to his duties in the Senate.
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The Centaur Liniments n..

created 8 revolution In remedies for Rheums-
tism, Strains. sweliings. Pains. Burns. seslds.
stinss. 10. The white Liniment b for IL hu-
man finally, and the Yellow Liniment b Cos
horses. They are certain, handy md cAesp.
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice of Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN partnership heretofore existing between
Philip Snider, A. Is. Payne and Jzmss A. Foun-
tain under the frm name Of Snider, Payne 4
Fountain, and styled the Missouri Valley
Cement Company, Is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent James A. Fountain and A. b.
Payne retiring. PHILIP SNYDER.
A. b. PAYNE.
JAMES A. FOUNTAIN.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

Referring to the above, the undersigned would
announce that they hsve formed . copsrtner-
ship under the flrm name Of Forest City Cement
and Stave Co.. for the purpose OF continuing
the cemsnt business and the manufacturing VI
stayeS and barrels.
PHILIP ScHLorzHAUKR, Pres.
PHILIP SSIDER, Foreman.
lowe v. l.. GRAHAk, Secretary.
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.a.voiafsps eats for Ores
CSrcsfif.

5Jn;ted Bre<hren in Christ, LIST Sabbafh II Q. :
.cIocR' sf shiloh: sx at Mineral Springs; ssinr-
,day night before LIST Sabbath, at wing Na1sy
~ SabI,ath II. xt Forbes; SIX at ChamDer
school House; IN sabbath IL. at Lincoln; Al a'
Woods.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01

Have the Democrats heard the "rea-
son why" Dewitt C. Littlejohn refu-
ses to support Tilden and Hendricks |?
He was delegate to the st. Louis con-
vention of "reformers."
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
The Cradle.

The Cradle.
Born. In Oregon. No.. Aug. q. 1875.
to s. j. and JENNIE HERsHBERGER-a
daughter.
Born. in Oregon, No., Aug. 20. 1876.
to WIN. G. and - MClNTYRE-a
boy.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01

President Grant and family are now
in their cottage at Long Branch. On
Sunday last they attended service at
the NJ. E. Church.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01

From two to four Normal students
can obtain boarding. with pleasant sit
ting and sleeping rooms, by applying to
Mrs. MARYLAND, South East of Public
Square, Oregon. Mo. 9w2
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Geor9 III. Mics,

Respectfully asks the ladies who are
owing him, to call and settle. as be
needs the money to buy his fall stock
with, so call ut once.
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The Grave.
At Oregon. Mo-. August 25th. 1876.
JULIA, infant daughter Of NELSON Ii.
and ANNA BOWMAN, aged l year, l
month and days.
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Commodore Vanderbilt was not so
well on Saturday and Sunday. but on
Monday, Aug. 2lst. was pronounced
improving.
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SPECIAL NO THCES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COLLECTOR.

nPrinter's fee for announcements for OF,
s. o. each, payable In advance.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01
coIrpTs IN HOLT COUNTY
~n- Csrcuit Court.

coURrs IN HOLT COUNTY.
rer.s Of the Circuit Court
,.-,,sr Term. Sd Monday in April, August
and December Of every year
49,. ef the County Court
p..,,sr Terms, lst Mondays in February
aeust and November of every year
Terms Of Probate Court.
REGULAR Terms, I'd Mondays IN M
April, July and Octoser on eee,! 80.
The Holt County sentinel., 1876-09-01

AGENTS Wanted for the Centen-
NAL Book Of Biography, ..
the lives of the great men of Our First lee
Years Send for circulars. z. w. ZIEGLER
& CO, 2Oi s. Clark street, Chicago, Ill, Hws
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.NEW .ADVERTZSE.ME.NTS
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h b !sh tM "
Summing huk
Farmers and Everybody.

n bad aad for ssls e Wn. Dashlna' sesre, In
Oregon, No., all % which h Win seIl q live
and Let live prices, and quslisy considered. you
saa buy - cheap - slsswhsss- He Drspssss to
ksep up win rhe tima snd psisss. and WIN pes
be undersold.
Please css out fAis list Sss ssGnsee, and
when roo want anF1hiA6 n IL linesea1l q hin:
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Answers TO Correspondents.

Centennial. Yes, up to last March,
the entire press of New York, except
the Times, were engaged in violent
attack upon the Centennial. If they could
have prevented it. the Exhibition would
never have been held in Philadelphia. -
After they discovered that it was to be a
success, they stepped down on the other
side of the fence.
Electric, We believe that the idea
of establishing telegraphic stations in mid
ocean, so that vessels at sea can commune
cate with either terminal point of the cable,
is now supposed to be perfectly practicable
Ofthe plan for this arrangement we cannot
give you any definite information.
clover. 1T is not absolutely necessary
for you to make known your love for the
lady in words. An idlotic rolling of your
eyeballs, half dozen deep signs, and a
request that she adjust your neck tie are
all that Is necessary.
"Jennie. by all means. If your be-
trothed is about to purchase sleigh, in
duce him to get very narrow one. They
occupy less space and the danger of
S'ii'''oi 10 h'U ~ SicdI, you huoW, DIS WIFI
the wide old fashioned ones.
"Farmer. TO form an idea of an inch
of rain, the following calculation will aid
you greatly: An acre is equal to 6,272.
GAO square inches; an inch deep of water
on this area will be as many cubic inches
of water, which at 2177, PA to the gallon, is
2,G22.5 gallons. This quantity weighs
226,2 25 pounds, or 100.93 tons. One hun
dredth of an inch GOD of rain is equal to
one ton per acre.
ga. L. W."-Your communication came
too late for publication this week. If pos
sible, will give it space in our next issue.
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A CARD TO THE AMERICAN Public
For many years we have made two med
icines suited to the ailments of a vast class
Of sufferers Thousands of cures have
been made by them, and, in fact, the word
failure could never be coupled with them.
But within the last two years counterfeits
of our medicines have sprung up, danger
ons in their close imitation of our Trade
Mark. To- secure the people we have
placed upon EACH genuine box of Holoway's
Pills and Holloway's Ointment the fac
simie of the signature of oar Agent, Mr..
JOS. Iaydock. To counterfeit this is felony.
We shall relentlessly pursue any one who
initiates this with the utmost vigor of the
law. We most earnestly beg that the
great mass of the American people Will
aid us in our efforts to protect their health,
and help us in our task of bringing these
most unprincipled men to the bar of
Justice. Uniformly refuse to purchase
Medicines purporting to be ours unless Mr..
Jos. Haydock's signature is attached to
each Box of Pills or Pot of Ointment and
the end will soon he reached.
The public obedlent servants
HOLLOWAY & Co.
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ST. NICHOLAS FOR Observation-Disclosures
several contributions by noted writer's
The venerable poet William Hewitt con-
tributes " Letter to a Young Naturlist,"
full of instruction and anecdote; and Prof
Richard A. Proctor has an article on "The
Stars for January illustrated with five
handsome engravings. J. T. Trowbridge
is represented by the second installment of
his new serial for boys, =" His Own Master
This story constantly grows in interest as
it progresses. Among the most notable of
the stories are "Katinka." a Russian story,
and 'The Two Dorothys, very interest
ing Centennial narrative. Lucy Larcom
has beautiful poem called King Lone
some,' and Henry Baldwin contributes
the comical " Modern and Medieval Ballad
of Mary Jane with fourteen silhouette
pictures by Hopkins. Mrs Dodge's opening
poem of The Mnuet" is handsomely
illustrated by the frontispiece-a copy of
a painting by J. E. Millais
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@~ O.

"a Those two foes of bodily comfort,
Rheumatism and the Gout, cease theil
twinges, if the affected part is daily washed
with Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which banishes
pain and renders the joints and muscles
supple and elastic. Depot, Crittenton's
No. Sixth Avenue New York Hill.
Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown
fifty cents. "a
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rs You can buy from Messrs. VIM. Read
d Son, 13 Faneuil Hall Square, Boston,
good English Breech- loading Gun, for the
small sum of S3S. 90; they keep also the
finest guns, and there is nothing in the
sporting line that they cannot furnish you
at less price than any other house. Write
them for a catalogue.
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PREACHING

On Sabbath last our pastor, Rev. Mr.
Wilson, gave an excellent and impressive
discourse to large aud attentive audience
from end Kings, 9TH chapter and 18th verse:
. And his servant came near and spoke unto
him and said, my father, if the prophet
had BID thee do some great thing would
thou not have done to- After which he
gave an invitation for all those who pro-
feSSed conversion to come forward when
twenty-one responded to the call and joined
the church on probation. On the following
evening the audience room was not Sut1i-
ciently large to hold the congregation; con
sequentiy part of the audience retired to the
basement, where Rev. Mr.. John Ford and
others carried on the service. Each party
had quite number of seekers for the
" pearl of great price Up to this writ
ing the meeting has been progressing quite
favorable The subject of discourse for
next Sabbath morning is, "What it costs
to be a Christian"
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manufacture of razor straps, at North East.
He removed his established from Phladcl
phia to this point on account of cheapneSs
of rent and labor. He employs quite a
number of young men and girls, and prom
Uses in time to build up a large business
He finds market for his goods in the
cities.
All the week the merry jingle of the
sleigh bell has been heard, and jolly times
have been had by the beaux and bellies,
while gliding swiftly over the smooth sur
face of the snow. Fast nags, too, have
been practiced on our streets, and not a
little racing INDUCED in. It's query to
our minds why man may not drive
through our streets at a faster rate than
four miles an hour, in a wheeled vehicle,
without being subject to arrest, while the
sleighers can 60 it anywhere from ten to
twenty without molestation. Perhaps the
presence of the bell els accounts for it, 1t
has been many day since we had as good
seighing of SO long duration as we have
had this week.
An exchange puts it in this wise:
Frosted fingers,
Ditto toes;
Watery eyes
And crimson nose;
Icy streets.
Broken limbs,
Drifting SHOWS
And piercing winds;
Leaden skies,
Naked trees,
Sun which only
Helps to freeze.
Hail to Winter.
Once again
The frosty king
Resumes his reign.