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Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

THE WAR.-We have been asked two or
three times recently to give more news
about the war in Europe, and we will try
to comply with the request. There
is not much for this week, however.
There has been no fighting recently. A
report on Sunday was that the Turks under
Osman Pasha had repulsed the Russians
the day before, but the report is still un-
confirmed. Nearly all the news seems to
favor the Turks, but the New York Tribune
says it is considered that the military
resources of Turkey are strained to the
utmost, and that her power is liable to col
lapse unexpectedly at any moment. The
Russian officers before Plevna are confident
that the place will fall into their hands.
The opinion is expressed that the capture
of that stronghold would entail irretrievable
disaster on the Turks. All is quiet in the
Shipka Pass, where the Russians were so
badly whipped recently. Snow, however,
has fallen and is nearly four inches thick
at the base of the Balkan mountains, where
both armies are located. The Russians
talk of going into winter quarters.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

AT the next agricultural fair in Hartford
county there will be an exhibition of we'll
bred dogs.
A Cecil county jury has given a verdict
for $3.50 as the value of a hound pup
that was shot while dcprcdating on the
shooters property.
ProEfc.-Mr. l.. Kinnamon residing near
Queenstown, in Queen Annes county, has
three sows which this season have brought
forth forty-eight pigs.
J. A. Pearce and G. r. Westcott trustees
sold at Chestertown, last week, the r. f.
Wallis home farm, of l5j acres, to w. II.
Newman, Esq, of Queen Anno's CO., for
$1,000.
Rev. j. w. Hammcrsley Of the NJ. F..
Church, Kent Island, Queen Annes co..
formerly Of Millington) is carrying on the
greatest religious revival that has been
known at that place for the last 20 years.
Seth II. Evits, bachelor aged S4, died in
Caroline county last week on the farm
where hewas born, and where he lived all his
days. lie had three maiden sisters, each
OF whom lived to be over so years old. and
TWO brothers, who were very old men.
Kate Waddell, the woman who figured
so extensively IN the Fitzarrell murder,
has been arrested and again committed to
Jail, on the charge of threatening to set fire
to the property of Constable Sewell, Mr..
Fitziarrell, the son Of the murdered people,
and Others
Fatal Acfalea--On Thursday, Goth inst,
as VIM. Chambers, colored, who lived in
Still Pond, was walking along the road
with his gun OH his shoulder, he stumbled
and FELL, the gun being discharged thereby,
lodging its contents in his groins, causing
immediate DEATH
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

PUBLICATIONS RECEIvED.-We have re-
ceived the American Agrtcult,uist for October
the best magazine of its class in America.
We have also received from Lee & Shep-
ard, Boston, another new and amusing
novel entitled "They All Do It; or, Mr..
Miggs, of Danbury, and his Neighbors. -
1t is by J. NJ. Bailey, the Danbury Nc,cs
man, and is a record of what befell the
Miggses on several important occasions, to-
gether with stirring events in the neighbor.
hood in the intervals, told in that humor-
Gus vein peculiar to Mr.. Bailey. Price, so
cents.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

AGRICULTURAL FAIRS have had wonder
ful impetus for the last five or six years
and it is really becoming a serious question
whether they are not getting too thick to
thrive. Like every thing else they have
their ups and downs. They are on the
up grade again now. Fifteen or twenty
years ago the Kent County fair, held at
Dover, was an institution equal to any in
the country at that time. But it went
down, in spite of well-directed efforts to
keep it alive, as did also the New Castle
County fair, held in Wilmington, which
was fully as great a success in its first years.
Some attributed these failures to the war
and others thought horse-racing killed
them. But whatever the cause they both
collapsed, and all interest in such enter.
priSes went with them for the time. The
Wilmington fair was run for several wears
after the Dover society surrendered, by
putting noted horses, such as Dexter. on
the track, but it proved losing specula.
ton and the grounds were sold to the
Germans for festivals, &c. Nothing could
be done to infuse enough life in either the
Kent or New Castle enterprise to make it
pay its way. After five or ten years rest
ing spell Middletown inaugurated a new
organization, which held its first fair three
years ago. That fair went off with a pusto
that aroused the whole Peninsula. The
dorment spirit was quickened. Ten years
ago not single agricultural society was in
active organization between the two Bays
so far as we know. Now, within the past
four years, seven or eight have sprung up
viz: At Middletown, Bridgeville and Laure
IN this State, besides latent organization
at Georgetown effected last Spring ar one
for every county on the Eastern Shore, We
believe, except Cecil, Queen Anne's anC
Caroline. This year fairs have been or will
be held in Kent, Talbot, Dorchester
Wicomica, Somerset and perhaps Wor
cester, though we are not positive abou
the latter. The eminent success of on,
has prompted all the rest, but most of then
are more of failures than fairs, if we ma,
judge from the reports about them, ant
would be better in the breach than in The
observance. OF the tuIeo held last weel
only one, that at Worton Kent county
Nd, assumed any,'. '|o respectabl
proportions TIL lycville ant
Hambleton Park, in Talbot, were more 70
the trials Of speed of some good horses il
the respective neighborhoods, than for
real display of the best results in agricuI
ture- So many dwarfsh affairs are agains
the continuance of such enterprises, and w
therefore think that fewer and better one
would be preferable, if it's the quantit
that deteriorates the quality, as seems t
be the case.
These fairs, besides the stimulus the
may be to the best results in farming an
mechanism, are an admirable means {
recreation to all classes of our people, NAL
and famale alike, and deserve to be mad
worthy of the object aimed at. But to
many shriveled affairs will soon make tber
laughing stock. We must avoid gbal
biness if we would make these affairs n su,
cess. The public taste demands the be;
results, always.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

best was Gray EagIc and the next Noun
tain Boy. The Ladys Department had
really good display, especially in needle
work and cookery. Hon. Thos. +. Bayard
delivered the address, on Wednesday, but
the people seemed to thnll more Of the
fast horses than OF the SENATOR'S able argl-
mcnt.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03
Leaving to the cnterprsirg lrolrictors the
snug sum Of $23,425 profit! :"

TIE TELEPHONE IN WHNIEGTuX.--TL
wonderful instrument called the tcle.
phone, which transmits musical sounds Ly
telegraph, was tried in Wilmington last
week, where telephone concert was aiycn.
The music was made at the telegraph office
10th and Chestnut, PHILADELPHIA, and the
audience listened to it in the Opera House.
in Wilmington. The Wilmington narcrs
say the music was not very pretty, but Still
1t was wonderful, because il showed the
astonishing developments in tclcgraphv.
The sounds were at times somewhat Ildis-
tInct, while at others they were too heavy.
andFpolled the harmony, somewhat, bat the
tune could be easily understood. The
music from brass horn. the corpct.
sounded the best. The singing was only
humming. The singers in philadclphja
put their mouths to brass tube and
hummed the tune-thcy did not sing the
words-and the little instrument rcpcatcd
the sounds. 1t cannot speak the words
yet, but 1t IS expected it will be so perfected
as to be able 10 do so soon. The lecturer,
Mr.. johnson. stated that Mr. Edison, the
inventor, was all the time improving the
instrument, and that he was now engaged
on machine in front of which q word
could be spoken and the word would be re-
corded and then transmitted through
another machine and reproduced just as it
was uttered. The little instrument was a
round concern called "strctchcd nitre
drum head" which was placed on u table
in the Opera House. When a sound was
made through the brass tube in Philadelphia
it so revcrberatcd in this little drum head
as to be heard by the audience in Will
mington. SO far the thing is nothing more
than toy, but it is being improved every
day, and is much more perfect now than
when first experimental with, two months
ago,
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

TIE TIMES " is published every Wednesday after
noon by JOSEPH II. HoFFECKER, Editor and Propre-
tor, at Smyrna Delaware.
TERMS-SUBSCRIPTION-On year So 90 in advance or
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-ony at the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Cents aline for the first insertion subsequent
insertions Three-and a-halfcents. AlboNl discount
made to quarterly, semiannual and yearly adverti-
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

Mr.. Charles Young, son of the late
Brlngham Young, has settled in Pinckney,
Mich, and begun the practice of law. He
was graduated from the law department of
Michigan University.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

ENJOY LIrE.-What truly beautiful
world we live in Nature gives us grandeur
OF mountains, glens and oceans, and thou
sands of means for enjoyment. We can
desire no better when in perfect health;
but how often do the majority of people
feel like giving it up disheartoned, dis.
couragod and worried out with disease,
when there is no occasion for this feeling,
as every sufferer can easily obtain salts.
factory proof that Green's August Flower
will make them as free from disease as
when born. Dyspepsiaand Liver Complaint
is the direct cause of seventy-iive per cent.
of such maladies as Biliousness, lndiges-
ton, Sick Headache, Costiveness, Nervous
Prostration, Dizziness of the Head Palp
tation of the Heart, and other distressing
symptoms. Three doses of August Flower
will prove its wonderful effect. Sample
bottles, 10 cents. Try it. Sold by Jas. 2.
ilotiecker, Druggist. Smyrna. nov Sly
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03
DIR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP

-. ' y y = M y % IlI IT . Il DVAI.
pk VAN DYKE, whose life long speciality, and world
VIDE reputation for curing Skin Diseases endeavOre
lot years 70 combine an external treatment. lie has accom-
pshed ts desirable result the preparation of his COM
pound sulphur Soap the merits ot which are spoken Of
M thousands; II Is highly recommended all readers
Price % Cents Cake Box (hree Cakes) 60 Cents Sent
mall pre-paid receipt of price Office. 50 N 5th 81
hoeSae Depot 400 n. 81 ST., Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by
rnegis. For sale by JAS p llOecer, Smyrna, Dell and
N'"Ss'S's seneFaIiV jaly ally
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

In the Nyndham County ColIr W.
mont, Ophclia Snow has recovered = yc.
diet Of $500 against Daniel e. Clrrc,,trr
Son, motel prolrlctcrs, and prominent
citizens Of R"ad>boro, on account oriu;rri,.
received by being thrown from a w.,..o, j.,
consequence Of her husband being drn,.
Inc iIquo" was purchased Of the defendants
and, aS the suit va, Il test case under Mn.
Vermont liquor law. it excited arcaf in.
tcrcst.
Dom Pedro has arrived in our town ,,d
may be seen at Wm. FAIRIES & co., Sr,vn
and Hardware store.
Aliens Mo,Ii,atyd FIanno!s for ri.cu,o,.
tlsm. at FowIcr~.
=, ,i"od ,l :..or)mo't Of Wall Papers, cheap,
=, a ! or''"v"t Of Mems Cheap Gaitrrs,
\ complete new stock Of soods-AIpacas
Fowlcrs. ''
X. II. q ". r. johnson are maxine ~, =
l"t OF I'm" Substantial Misses Fox BUTTON
Shoes, which they viii sell very chcan,
Shot, 2.25 per bag.
Nhot, $50 per bag
Shot, 20 per bag,
At WoDrN's.
:, Fir.t-cia<s Photographs only made. at
Bradiord'- Smyrna, Del.
60 to K. N. 4 W. T. johnson, for Hat,
10 per cent. lrwcr than the lowest.
fyou want Pumps, 20 to T,chudy's: Il.
mas big lot and sells them cheap
Fowler docs not advcrtizo lis price bat
if you want good pair Of Boots. ci,o,,. qiye
him Il call.
T@chudy hasa lot Of Chester Paving Brick
always on hand. They arc the only kind
fit tor paving.
r. n. a ". T. Johnson are closing out
splendid I'm" Of Ladies' 20 Thread Button
Galtcr- FoXcl with Russian Leather and
Handmade, at $500.
Through request Of the young men or
Smyrna have laid in a line Of Gents
Furnishing Goods. Linen Collars and Culi..
Ties, SIX !land!erchicfs.& &c, and guarantee
TO sell them cheaper than they can be
bought in the town. f. VI. FowLEr.
poEHINs' ELECTRIC SoAP-IIavinr obtain.
ed the Agency Of this Celebrated Soap for
Smyrna and vicinity append the opinion
Of some Of our best people in regard to lis
merits:
haycuscd the nolbu> Electric Soap manutac
tuIcd by l. L. CT1sin X Coz Of Philadelphia for v,.ir,
i!E all purposes, from the colnmouc,t uses in tLc
Kitchen 70 the washing % the finest hnrl> and con
s"rr II tc best in the market Tor amy and every lrIr
pose for which soap is used. Mrs JAS II CoTT,<
have used DoIhius Electric soap for severn,
Eraro i"r washing both lalncI- and cuIorcd cluthr,
poses. Mp. r. r,rI.r'
You ak me low like Holbil,' Electric Sdap"
answer Iy H,!tll"rIln4 yuu 10 lly ua1n, in aTv
way YOU choose in Recommendation Of th,. S,an
hamed. consider it Tie best in the market
MR- L. J. COLT.
desire my friend, and customers to rive, til, S,au
one ulji 5" tt they may know Just ha,y good tht.
'l'l >"!i lh t.r ISIS. J. b. COOPER
N'r SMYRNA bel.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

TME-HONoRED SpECIF1c.-Thc long and
successful career Of DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree
Tar Cordial, rs contrastcd with the speedy
collapse OF nostYums devoid of efficacy
which have from time to time been pulled
into brief notoriety during the twenty odd
years that this celebrated medicine has been
sold, affords a proof that the American
continues to rcposc its confidence in de-
serving articles only. The Pine Tree Tar
Cordial has long been recognized as the
leading specific for Consumption, Bronchi-
It's, Coughs, CouldS, Asthma. Diptheria, and
all other diseases Of the breathing organs.
1t Is, moreover, certain, speedy, and safe
botanic remedy for Dyspepsia, Liver Disor-
ders, Scroiulous Affections, Urinary Trou,
bless, Gravel, Dropsy, Debility, Constipation,
and Female Complaints. Constantly ac-
cumulating evidence of an unimpeachablc
character establishes the fact that it not
only entirely eradicatcs the diseases to
which it is adapted, but also that its action
IS remarkably prompt and thorough. The
crucial test Of experience has demonstrated
ITS reliability in every particular Sold 10y
all druggists. Principal Depot, No. 9l6 FIJI
bert Street, Philadelphia. nov lS-Iy
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

Lynn, Massachusetts About one wear
ago / had Foutz's Celebrated Horse and
Cattle Powders recommended to me- |
have used them since and can speak very
highly OF them. have been in the livery
business Tor thirty years, and have used all
kinds of stock powders and make one
myself, but | find Foutz's superior to any
have ever used AMOS f. Mowrp
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

Secretary John Sherman has ju,licious
liking Tor newspapers. He gives an hour
or two to reading them every evening
declares that the energy and enterprise of
he press are amazing; that it makes and
controls public opinion, and can fairly be
called the third estate, As potent as either
House Of Congress. Mr.. Sherman is a man
OF excellent perceptions.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

Governor Wade Hampton makes Jokes
as well as the President. At Nashville.
one day, Mr.. Hayes stood erect in the car,
rage, bowing to the shouting throng and
steadying himself by hand placed on
Hampton's shoulder. In making gesture
he removed his hand, and, the horses
starting at the same moment, he was sud-
denly thrown Gown in the carriage. "Mr.
President" said Hampton, quietly, "if you
want to stand firm, you must lean on the
south" And the President laughed.
- ne worst kind of men are those who do
WV care When l..
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

The BaLy's Best Friend" j. the most
appropriate tiJic for DR.. Bulls Baby syrup
It is absolutely free from Opium, Morphia
and other powerful agents, j, perfectly safe
and reliable under al! circumstances and bv
a!Iaying the usual stomach and Bowel
Disorders OF Hlbyhooi keep, the child
from trct.ng ami crying, 50 Injurious to
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

or General 3. +. Butler, writer in the
Ca"..|r, Of Augusta, Ga, speaks in a very
amiabic tone. lie travelled lately long
distance with the Massachusetts General.
and they talked repeatedly Of the war, and
cyca the sore topic Of the bermuda
hundred was alluded to. During al the
talk writes the Southerncr, "Gcncral
hatlcr never approached within mile oG
an oath, even when warmed up. and We
were much impressed with the fact that
his illusions TO the Southern army were
always respectful. and he spoke Of them
continuously, not as 'rcbels, bat con
iederatcs. The only thrust, he made were
at Grant, showing, We thought. that he had
no overwhelming respect fort that gentleman
as a stratcgi-t, whom compared with Gcu.
Lee"
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03
The Rovorno on the Delaware.

y special Telegram to the PHILADELPHIA
IuDcs says: "Cullrctor Thompson, Of vii
mlngton, has, IN response to request OF
the Treasury Department., at Washington,
sent III Il written expression OF his views as
to the best method Of protecting the
revenue on the Delaware river aud bay.
lie dissents from several OF the positions
taken by Special Agent Williams in his re-
port on tie same subject. He objects to
Williams proposition to establish a board
ing house ut Fort Delaware, and Gvors the
StatlOnlng Oi q revenue cutter at Lcwcs. to
board inbound vessels there, for Tie
purpose Of certifying their manilcsts and
sealing the matches. In support Of his
position he argues that the coast between
Fort Delaware and Lcwcs affords excellent
opportunities for the safe landing Of snug
9led goods that the single officer now
stationed at LcWc5 cannot possibly board
an vessels, ana so snu%gleIs can easily run
by hnn and land their cargocs between
Icwc5 and Fort Delaware. Whereas he
lhIhhs the stauonIng OF droycnuc cutter at
LeWeS, which could easily place a board
ing officer on inbound vessels. would
reduce this evil to a minimum He doc,
not understand that it would ncce,yitatc
any increase Of TIE revenue marine, and
docs think Williams has undcrcstilnatcd
the cost Of establishing boarding station
at Fort Delaware, especially in the item Of
tn" proposed compensation to Deputy Col
lector and Inspector, which he does not
cohsidrr sufficient to secure compctcnt
persons. Thompson further di,sont~ from
Williams opinion that the establishment
Of boarding station at Fort Delaware
would make It mngcC--a AIRY to keep officers
1T New Castle, Delaware City and Scarord
" "llllamS, he says, has bccn misinlormcd
when he say 40 vessels discharge at New
Castle, and he fhompson) thinks it further
important to haze customs officer, at that
place 70 examine the papers OF the many
ycs els winch in winter seek the protection
afforded there by the stone piers erected by
the government. Collector Thomp,on's
opinion viii be considered with the other
papers flied on the same subject As
sistant Secretary Mccormick is authority
for the statement that no action will be
taken for several weeks in relation to any
Of the changes recommended or contcm-
plated.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03
NiIot, $50 per bag.
Shot, - - per bag.
Shot, SD per bag,
At OEDEN :.

Through request Of the young men of
Smyrna have laid in line Of Grnt,
Goods. Linen Collars and Cull.
Ties, six IIand!,erchicfs. &c, and guarantee
TO sell them cheaper than they can be
bought in the town f. VI. FowLyc
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03
MARYLAND ITEMS.

AT the next agricultural fair in Hartford
county there will be an exhibition of we'll
bred dogs.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

ponhNs' ELHcrRIc SoAr.-IEaying obtain
ed the Agency Of this Celebrated Soap for
Smyrna and vicinity append the opinion
OF some Of our best people in regard to its
merits:
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-13

t+s53 ttfy u. Office of the County Clerk,
Diamond City, september q, 1877. s
I Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an
order of the Board Of County commissioners, Seal
ed Proposals win he received by the undersigned
care, support and maintenance Of the Sick, poor
and infrsa Of the said county, per capita. by the
week, for the year beginning December ), 1871 said
feeding, clothing and nursing of the said sick, poor
and infirm, and gil burial expenses thereof.
The Contract will be given to the lowest responsi+
bic bidder, but the Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. r. f. COLLINS, y
4S-4W. HlV3 HiHH NlESf~ o. JtJlC Comfy clerk. q.
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o., o+.ted COMMUNICATIONS held attheir Hall,
q 1nt aeu ~ CITY, on the second aud fourth
~ ,,"l,.s of each month. Sojourning
w nrotiiers IRE cordially iiiyitetl to attend;
,,u BARNES, Sec'y.
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slOCkL N Z WIS.

III. ny,cr 600, No II, South CoHaliciral
w. h:ns,t are our authorized agents to transae
ST., st, Lou, ]cnntract for advertising anu receive
'tt,.rriptionS. gl u --.- =
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The most enjoyable event that has trans
pired in the Missouri valley fol-, many day
was the reception given by their friends to
MIR. John O'Neil and bride, nee Miss Lizzie
Spiegel, at the, residence of Mrs, Duncan,
on Monday evening last. The elite Of Dia-
mond, comprising DEMONSTRATING daugh-
tiers and most gallant gentlemen, met the
rustic beauties and brave-liearted son of the
valley, and mingled their joys together.
Mr.. Nelson Bump, who never does anything
by halves, had provided a string band. and
dancing commenced with the first arrivals,
and was kept up until the gray dawn above
the eastern hills announced the approach OF
another day while those who did not dance
enjoyed themselves in watching the dancers,
listening to the music, and with quiet chats
in cosy corners. The supper was superb.
There were about tliirty-tive present, in
about equal Plumbers OF either sex, and
all express themselves highly pleased witli
thu, eevenings's enjoyment. The bride and
groom were unusually gay, and will doubt
less long remember the happy event, as will
! all who had the good fortune to be there. o
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TAKE WARNING!

Do not buy q single article Of Clothing until you
ofS ss ssh n w o orst Sd0a and an ni naasesi also Ha' Dress Dress
Broadcloth Suits Of ali styles and qualities il, very
large. In HATS We always have the Latest styles.
Hosiery, Rubber Coats, Trunks, etc. in fact every
thing belonging to n First Class Clothing Establish
.ment. an#eI I'll Vi iiAilf. 10 funI1nufnf
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BARNES 4 EMBERIsoN propose to keep
the Diamondites from freezing this winter.
. They have i agood team ot oxen, ana intend
rolling in the Wood in large quantities ere
the snow begius to fly.
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INTERNATIONAL r NNhAtIiTlI ''' HOTEL
o5ao gon HELENA, MONTANA. K aea

JLI5R @4tAlltE 80 gt5fta 8fff 4fgva.
,a Uncxccled cuisine, unohtrusiye provision for the
qualification Of its patrons, convenient, spacious
andairy' rooms, and kept scrupulously clean, are
some OF tho chief characteristics of this Justly pop
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ilnow transpires that of the Helena and
i.auerSDurg parties who were in the Nation
- lark at the time Of the appearance Of the
'osuies, Chas. Kenck and Prof. Dietrich are
,"v only ones killed. Geo. Cowan, reported
s,.ed' was the last to turnlup. Though
( .A'tce WoundedIan left for dead, he is now
IN a fair way Of recovery. a@a1hhk %
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PRIV. Father Minctry held service at the
ca,,rt House on Sunday ~last.l1i 81 "a "a
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ioT,,r Siebenn9 Bros. purchased a fine lot of
high grade Merino rams from Cook q Hns-
COW = short time since. G+ il }t-E<H'3EE