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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-12

Chicago Times: Instead of dying, as
he was confidently suspected Of an in
tenton to do few weeks ago, the pope
is regaining strength and activity His
latest project for the advancement of
the church's interests, is the establish
ment OF n Roman hierarchy in Scotland
country in which Catholic bishops
have not been popular since the days Of
John Knox. But the large numbers Of
of Irish lately colonized in the Land
% Cakes have established many
churches, and these it is now the pur
pose Of the pope to gather under episoo'
pal guidance and control. The multi--
plication of the Irish people in England
and Scotland since the abatement of
the outflow of population to America,
will begin to seriously alarm the Scots
and Saxons before long. In q few de.
cades Scotland will be as much Irish as
Scotch, if the immigration continues
unchecked, and the Irish in many of
the larger English cities bid fair to
crowd out the natives entirely at no
distant day, The question of home rule
for Ireland may lose its interest in the
course of another generation, for when
England becomes thoroughly lIiberni,
cized, there will no longer be any desire
Tor repeal of the union--unless the
remnant of the English themselves hos
come homeNrulers.
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Tna, plsea.e Hresd. pl..a.a

Is notorious fact. 10 is therefore OF
Vital importance to check maladIes I'm their
birth, ere they have a chance to deyelon
other and more dangerous disorders. Az n
means OF checking com plants which, IN al
lowed TO proceed, finally disorder the entire
system, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters 4 a
medicine the use Of which can not be too
strongly urged upon the sick and feeble
me physical functions are regulated by II,
bilitated, and 10 substitutes n cheerful eondI-
tien OF mind for gloom and despondency.
Dyspepsia, constipation, liver complaint.
aud kidney and bladder troubles yield 10
its remedial influence; 10 counteracts ten
denoy 10 govt and rheumatism, and invigor-
ates the nerves. Moreover, Il IL desived nom
purely botanical sources, and In this, a. in
every other respect, 10 superior TO the min
erai remedies ofthe pharmaoopsla.
tillesptl7.Wlt
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The willow ofTwo pntriois.

A correspondent in Paris writing To
the North Texan, says: On last Sun
day evening, prompted by the sugges.
ton Of my better hall, we visited the
widow of Ellison, who lost his life In
the great fire on last Friday, with q
view OF knowing the real condition
and means Of support, OF this widow
and her children.
found her rather an intelligent
woman, but'of feeble frame and consti-
tuition, with six children; the two old
est by a former husband, who fell In
the confederate ranks In a Georgia reg
iment on the bloody field of Mission
airy Ridge, are large enough to contrib
ute to the support of the family. The
'other four (Ellison's children), are all
under eight years ofage. Ellison was an
honest, industrious and sober man, but
by continued sickness, and misfortune,
the family had been reduced to great
poverty but their immediate wants
have been met by generous contribu.
tons from several benevolent citizens:
but this at best can only be temporary.
AT the first peal of the fire bell on
Friday, Ellison rushed to the scene of
the terrible conilagratiOn, and devoted
the whole of his strength to the pro-
lection of the city; and fought man.
fully for the homes and lives of her
citizens. The terribly devourlng ele-
ment and the cries of the helpless
were sufficient to arouse every noble
impulse ofa generous heart, and tax
every nerve to the uttermost, and
thus poor Ellison was moved
to light the devouring flames until
he fell exhausted and died In a few
minutes. Now, feel that the people
OF Paris should look upon this as more
than an ordinary death, and upon lei.
1lson a. a martyr to the defense Of our
city, our homes and property, and our
lives; that, In thus laying down his
life freely for or defense, he has com.
mitted to our care his wife aud his
children, who lost their only earthly
support, aud we cannot allow them To
suffer. Then why not adopt the chill
dren as the orphans of the city, and
let some plan be adopted by the an.
thorities, for the permanent assistance
OF this widow, who has lost two hus.
bands In noble cause, and these or.
phan children whose only earthly STAY
has been sacrificed for our snpport.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-12

TnE product Of the resumptionists,
known as the great American tramp, is
making himself seen and felt in the
history of his native, or adopted coun'
try, as the case may be, Seriously, the
nuisance is becoming very serious
one indeed. The only remedy is to
furnish work by which he may earn an
honest living and arrest and punish
him when he does not do it. 1t will be
seen that money is necessary to do this,
and the repeal of the resumption act
is the only measure likely to produce .
supply sufficient for the purpose.
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lance, Ia fifty cents,----Mail Is now car
ried once week 10 Richmond. The
Daily Messenger was born on the 7th
ihstant,---A call has been made by
taxpayers for Il reduction OF the courts
house tax
Tarraat CouaH--rhe sci ontists spent
Sunday at Fort Worth, Wheat is re-
ported coming in through the muddy
roads. While the fact speaks well for
Fort Worth, il is terrible on the farmers,
The abundance Of wheat coming IN,
however the merchants getting their
usual supply Of eggs, butter and yege'
tables. The Democrat is authority loI
the above statement Of the case, A
party OF prospectors FROM the east, put
up over night nj Fort Worth, and Pad
spreads on n great welcome rs loca
affair.
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Mixed Worship.

Typo (Nevaaa) Sun. Recently, when
Bishop Whitaker, of Nevada, visited
Tybo, the serves were held in hall
which adjcins a place where the growls
OF the tiger are constantly heard. Just
as the reverend gentleman had finished
an impressive prayer, and in the silence
which always follows an orison in pious
Congregations, and before amen" could
Said, loud voice from the adjoining
partment shouted, solemnly, keno. 8
A smile came over the faces of the pious,
and the worthy bishop did his best 10
preserve his equilibrium.
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l have 10 notify tho trade and thu public
generally that on the 18th Of May last OBJ
tanned an Injunction from Judge j, H. DAILY
OF the Court of Common Pleas for the city
ana county Of New York, against q person
ety ling b raelf"Madamo dOumud, Restrain
lng her from "solllng, ifanhieuing, inlerer'
ing with or Ia any manner dispDalng OF me
gooda ohattels, Proprietary Articles and
Trade marks OF the late Dr. r. Felix dou,
laud,' This onlolnA the sale Of the Orl,n' az
Gro IA, Italian Medloated hOap, ANA all olh,
or OF the proprietary articles Of my deceased
father have therefore 10 warn Tho trade
against purchasing nom the said "Madamo
Gourand" any Of said preparations or RON
dealing In the same during the continuance
OF tho said injunction, MEANWHILE my
"Olymplan Cream IN free from legal enlnn'
clement, and my risht 10 ~ man ulnolurr
ana sale unquestioned. The pubic VIII nj
Ia 10 u toilet article superior 10 its late com
phliLor ana ils price reduced 10 Que dollar,
Trial bottles, twenty-five cents. Unequhlled
M a h0nutlfior OF the CON pleIlon,
A, II dOURAUD, rs Greenwich street.
Now YORK, July 10. 1911,
CONNOH WALKER,
auglbdew&weowlt Agents,
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The members of the scientific conven.
ton which was lately in session at Nash.
vile, and who are now doing the south in
an extensive excursion, dropped in on
Texas without warning, and it is to be
regretted that they travel 10 rapidly
that their observations are hurriedly
taken, unavoidably. We have matter
here in Texas, but little understood by
the general public which would profita-
bly, engage the members for six months,
and we protest against the necessarially
hasty conclusions which are sure to res
suit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-12

Toledo Democrat A democrat from
southern Ohio, who ought to be in bet
tor business, was showing Wells and
Anderson, of the Louisiana returning
board around Put-in> Bay yesterday,
aud on approac hing the Beebe House
in company with the infamous pair
hailed the Hon. +, II. lIurd, intending
no doubt, that Mr. Hurd should join
him in extending courtesies to his com
pany, but "Our Frank" spurning sucl
society, with wave of his hand, turned
his back and entered the hotel. Franl,
would not recognize the scoundrels.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-12

Journal of Commerce A Welsh en-
gineer has invented an engine of war
fare which consists of q cannon so ar
ranged as to discharge sharp sword
blade crosswise in the direction OF the
enemy, the knife being so poised in its
course through the air as to cover the
whole space in longitudinal direction
described by the blade itself An eight
inch ball would carry sword fourteen
feet in length six hundred yards, NOW.
ing down every obstacle in It's path.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-12

pap has covered us all over many
iathoms deep, many times, with the
most interchangeable of obligations,
but when he proposes us in conjunction
with Henry Ward, as the successor OF
the late Brigham, why we are Just liter
ally obliterated. Perhaps Pad feels GER
tain that our love for him would con-
strain us to--as it certainly would, place
him high up on the list of apostles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-12

On general principles it is not right
to exclude the lessees of the penitenS
tiary from employing the conyicts when
and wherever they can be made useful
outside the walls of the penitentiary, but
in times like these when there is a
dearth of labor, and the general hard
times are grinding the face of the poor
the practice could be intermitted with
good results, 50 far MS the laboring
classes are concerned, and without en-
failing loss upon the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-12

THERE is n geat gloom over the sensa
tionists since the Turkish legation al
Washington saw proper to make real
yertable Musselman of Osman pasha
and TO add to the trouble the Russians
are busy making mince meat OF him
Things will 70 all wrong sometimes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-12

SHERIFF HUTCHINSON, of Escambia
county, Florida, left Pensacola on the
9th instant for Texas, to urge his claims
for a division of the reward offered by
the state for the arrest of John Wesley
Hardin, The whole matter rests with
the gentlemen who brought Hardin
home and delivered him within the
doors of the Austin jail according to
the terms of the law If they divide
all right if not the state cannot help it,
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morning except on Monday, at si0 pc
annum In advance, postage prepaid or
rs cents por week delivered In the city
TIM WEEKLY HEgALp IL published every
Saturday morni ~ Mt " co por,year' post
age prepaid.
ApvERTsEING RATEsi Une square ten lines
nOnpnrei) one time el 10, oioh subsequent
insertion, 10 cents. Special ratas for weekly
monthly and yearly advertisers
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Medical College
OFALABAMA.
A T M Q Bill e,

"A T M Q B I L E.
The winter course OF Lectures at this In.
sttution Will commence on the '4th of No
yember next, and close April !, 1878.
the preliminary course will begin about
the middle of October at which time the di-
rectory rooms will be open.
The College has always been well patron
lied by Texas students, and reference Is
made TO It's many graduates, in various
parts of the State.
For circular and further particulars ap.
ply to w. IL. AN DERSON, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Mobile, August l, 1877. aus5dltW2m
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MOANING SEPTEMBER ~

A nAw dozen burglaries in one night
in Dallas, and yet people will persist IN
calling the city, the village by the
Trinity,
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A MAN with capital of 500 to $500 to en-
~ gage In an established and well-paying
business. First class references given and
required. Address NJ. A. j., this office. ~ Il
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Miscellaneous Wants,


IL 0RSE AND EXPRESS WAGON Either
Ill for keeping or at reasonable hire. APP
ply to ROBERT N. HOFFMAN, Trinity
Iron WorAs. sepl2-2t
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Wantad-F emaIe Helm.
Wani,d-Male Holm.

tNO WOOD CHUPPERS-To cut four foot
IOO cord wood, one mile east OF White
Rock Mills, on Texas Pacific railroad on La
4 es' land. Good chopping good water anG
good board. For information apply at Ma
tlonal hotel, Dallas, Texas, or ON the work
CLARK ~ co. aug30.lm
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A HALF INTEREST In a tborouqhlv 90
~ tablished and fine paying business. re
quiring little capital. The best of reference
required. For Information apply 10 ]. II.
Murphy & Co., real estate agents, No, lOa
Lamar street. nurl3tf
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Nj AN AND WIFE, without family, want
IVA ed to go into the country about sixteen
miles from Dallas. References required.
Apply to j. p. MURPHY &, CO., Lamar
street. sepll-u
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\NooD-Cash for 100 cords OF good dry
w wood. Apply to ROBERT Il. JAMES.
septl2-It
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~ OLLECTOR-I will undertake the colec-
~ ton OF all notes rents and accounts in
Dallas city and county, consigned to me,
and guarantee collections from all solvent
debtors. Satisfactory city references given.
Il, A. CALDER, $40 Commerce street, oppo-
site san JaclntO motel. sep7-lm
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For Sale.

ID EslDENCE-A nice little residence near
IL the fair ground, with good water, barn
out-houses, and seventy-hye bearing fruit
trees. WIN be sold In the next ten days very
low for cash. JOHN II. WITT, on the prem
ises. Lock Bex 80, p, o., Dallas. senG-St
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DIANoS AND ORGANS TUNED AND
i repaired--Oskar Won Brien, practical
Planomaker, respectfully oilers to the citl-
IONS OF Dallas and vicinity his services In
tuning and repairing Pianos and Organs.
All orders left at Il. L. Gaines Emporium OF
Music, No. I'll Nam street, will receive
prompt attention. augl2.lm
Nv ANTED - Everybody TO have theh
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired nj
JACOBSWEBERS Cleaning and Dyeing Es-
tablishme nt, 500 Main street, Dallas. Satls-
lacllon warranted. iulyll-lyr
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VALUABLE PROPERrY-As am com.
v PEELED TO leave the state Immediately 1
will sell for cash, almost at your own offer, n
number one business place, containin
three stores, and dwelling with four rooms,
win all fNtures, complete set of butchers
tools, ETC., ready TO do business. Remem Der
vt sacrifice, and the best business stand I'm
the Jiiy. The Articles can be bought sepa-
rately. Call immediately. L. ABRAHAM.
Ross avenue and Leonard street. nug3l-lm
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AND-S0 acres OF No, land two and one
L half miles from Dallas. on the Green.
Vile road, under a plank fence, with six
teen acres In cultivation. Running water
about nine months In the year. IL has nm
artificial lake on the branch with water
sufficient TO float any steam boat on the Mis-.
sissippi river. A splendid place for dairy or
gardening purposes. Apply 10 the under
signed ON the premises. A. II. HARRIS,
augl4 I'm
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MONEY MONEY!! MoNEYl!l--A lne
4tl farm. within three miles of Dallas, for
sale or rent, Tor cash. Good land, good fenc-
Ing, good buildings and good spring water.
one hundred and twenty-five acres i'm oulti-
walton. Twenty-Five acres very fine cotton
In the deld for sale. A large amount of pro-
luce. farming utensils and stock for sale on
the place, horses, cattl, and hogs. Apnlv 10
John NJ, Crockett on the promises au2Id2m
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GOTrA0E--A neat cottage, with four
~ rooms, and the best well OF water In
town. Apply on premises, 622 Browdor
street, aug2l-tf
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.

ID AR AND BILLIARD ROOM with tables,
ID News Depot ana Cigar StanI, Ticket Of
Ace, Barber shop aud basement of Windsor
hotel Qato San JacintO,) Apply at ONCE,
MMITLA d PEPPER, pr0p,s. sepl-M
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-03-15

BRUTAL .AssAULT-On Thursday
night last while Mrs. Peter Slough,
who resides on West Spruce street,
was out in the yard to draw bucket
of water, she was attacked by some
man, whom, in the darknss she was
unable TO recognize, who dealt her a
heavy blow Telling her TO the ground
and then continued to beat and kick
her in a most brutal manner. Her
screams were heard by several persons
nearthe Engine house who went to
her assistance but the villain had made
good his escape before they reached
the spot and their search for him was
lin vain. Suspicion rested upon her
husband as being the perpetrator of
the outrage and he was arrested and
lodged in Jail, but on the examination
nc proved an ali6a and he was dis
charged.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-03-15

Mothers can secure health for their
children and rest for themselves by
the use of CastOria, a'perfect substi-
tute for Castor Oil. 1t is absolutely
harmless, and is as pleasant to take as
honey. For Wind Collie, Sour Stom-
ach, Worms or Constipation, for young
or old, there is nothing in existence
like it. 1t is certain, it is speedy, it is
cheap.
Caked Breasts, rheumatism, Sci
atica, Swellings, Sprains, Stiff Joints
Rurns, Scalds, Poisonous Bites, and all
flesh, bone and muscle ailments, can
&c absolutely cured by the Centaur
Liniments. What the White Lini-
pent is for the human family, the
Yellow LinimeHt is for spawned,
CALLED, and lame horses and animals,
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NOTICE.


"a
TyDw ARD w. WILLIAMS. of Brook field, in
ID the State of Missouri. will take not &c that
Columbus {. Fuller of the County of ortage.
in the State of Ohio, did on the Sth day of March,
A.. D. 1877. file his petition in the Court of COM
mon Pleas within and for Tie County of Portage
i'll said State Of Ohio, against {. Z. Thompson
and Edward W. Williams, setting forth that
the said Z. =. Thompson caves certain mort.
gage to one l.. y. SOules, on real estate situated
In the village and township OF Il 1arretta ville.
Coun.v of Portage and State of OHIO own rs
part f .ot No one in Nc. On township p, now part
OF Gxrret syilc townships, and niurs ~. rIicu
lary known village lot No. l0S according TO
j Coles survey. made A. ID, So Said mortgage
being given to secure the payment OF S270V aud
interest according to u certain note referred to
in said mortgage: and that since the giving OF
said mortgage the said l.. L. SOules sold anil
assigned to the plaintiff in this action SAID
mortgage and note. and that since the giving
OF said mortgage the said Edward W W illiams
ella inns SO interest in said lands under the
said T.. T.. Thompson Inc prayer of said petit
tion is for II judgment against the said =. G.
Thompson for the sum OF $270O. with interest
from the 2ith day OF September. A. d 1915. and
that the said sum of money shall be pa id within
a day named. and in default thereof. that above
described premises shall be appraised and solo.
ant, that the proUecus thereof shall bc applied
to the payment of said judgment And the said
Edward w. Williams is notified that he is re-
suired to appear and answer said petition on
or before the third saturday after the 18th day
of April, A ID. 1877 -l L, ifsts .t.f
AS CIV COLUMBUS G. FULLER,
By his Attorneys. 1HAYER II MANSON. +
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The Temperance wave has struck

THE Temperance wave has struck
Ravenns, but as yet the excitement
does not run very high. A meeting
was held at the Methodist Church on
Sunday evening to consider the sub
ject. 1t was announcod in the bills
that speakers cannecte d with the tenn
perance revival in Youngstown would
be present and address the meeting /,
and large crowd was in attendance,
but tie Young speakers did not
come. The meeting was addressed
by Mr.. Wilson, pastor OF the NJ L.
CauI ch and our former townsman v.
M. Folger, Esq. Tne meetings were
continued Monday and Tuesday eve
nings at the same place, and thus ar
about l2O persons have put their
to the pledge.
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HOTEL LEAsED.-Mr. Durham has
leased the Poe House to Mr.. III. d.
llinckley, of Mautua, who will take
possession about the first of April. lie
Is to have charge of the entire proper
ty including what is now occupied by
NJ. Schneck as billiard room and "a
loon. Before the house shall be again
opened to the pu blic as ho eli it will
undergo thorough repairing and rem
ovating. Mr.. Hinckley has had some
experience in the hotel business, and
under his management the Poe House
will merit liberal patronage.
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Free of Cost.

DR.. KINGS New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds. Asthma,
Bronchitis, &c, is given away free of
cost i'll trial bottles. If you have a
severe Cough, Cold. Difficulty of
Breathing, Hoarseness or any affection
of The Throa: or Lungs, do by all
means give this wonderful medicine a
trial AS you value your existence
you can not afford TO let this opportu-
nifty pass. We could not afford to
give this remedy away unless we know
it contained the true merits we claim
for it. Thousands of hopeless cases
have already been completely cured
by it. There is no other medicine in
the world that will cure one half the
cases that DIR. KiNe's New Discovery
will cure. For sale by ,all druggists
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WINTER still fingers.

WINTER still fingers.
No revival of business yet.
IT wiz seensks mevipg ime. do
MAPLE sugar festivals are in order.
I IT is hoped the equinoxal storm is
passed.
THE sugar makers are having live
j lY and somewhat rough time of it.
STRIPED stockings and bustles are
going iputtof fasaFfion;F4I tai lfttl.
THERE was another big snow stol
Sunday night.
IVA FOUR days Musical Convention is
to be held in Garrettsville, commence
ing Apri ID.
| y The Zion and lamb weather are
b4dlss aixed nHs diIN ly4ifIIils
! sTHcUGH there may be luck in odd
npu.beIs the eight..pots continues 10
capture the seven.
ZA, e9TlrTH, Of the, firm of. .Smiih
Brt tn RS lett on Monday last for Kan
fsis cn business aud to visit friends in
that region. io situt-8 zig o3il-s-sY ;
+ ..PRoF. WISE has been performing
tn, great feat, at Warren and other
pl ices, of walking cne hundred con-
ssecutivc hours taking but i've minutes
rest each h0r. Cui bonO?,
1EA.T Il -
Opera House TO listen to the lecture
of Mrs. Stanton Oh Wednesday even.
ing OF last week, and every one SEEM
ei we'll pleased with the manner in
whichl hs subjeetwas treated.
THsNss~ tenlFdlls lndep pcnd ent has
changed hands, Messrs Bartlett &
Fiuhsrt having sold the same TO
Messrs Arthur Mos.ey and w. w.
Skidnorc.