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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-11-21

1HE REALM OF STALACTA.-In de.
veloplhg the rabbit hole on the hillside
ut Luray, Page county, Va, the enter
prlsing explorers have struck veritablc
underground world of wonders. Cavern
after cavern, corridors, galleries, ampii-
theatres OF immense extent, extraordinary
freaks of nature in the fantastic forms
assumed by stalactite and stalagmite-all
these have been discovered at Lurav on
4 sca'u that probably has few equals in
the world Our correspondent, who has
explored these wonders in order to give
the readers Of the Herald an accurate
description of this vast system of mag
nlficent cayerns, sends us with his account
OF n prolonged snhlerranean exploration
OF map Of the Luray caves. Both of
these we publish this morning. 1t would
be premature to venture an estimate of
the extent of these natural wonders. The
explorers themselves are mt n loss TO de-
scribe them, and each day brings new
discoveries OF surprising interest. The
curious formations that present them
selves on every side are due to the infl-
tratlon OF water impregnatcd with min
erai matter, which, falling through
countless ages, have deposited the latter
ana built up the strange shapes that fill
the beholder with wonder and awe. In
this dark laboratory of nature the untir-
ing forces have been in silent operation
since long before man became an inhabi-
tant of the world. Lighted up by the
torch the crystallizations that encrust the
deposits glitter like diamonds, and the
e&quic't. TINS OF the rainbow arc rivallcd
by the glorious reflections cast back by
the myriad prisms that stud the walls
and roofs of this underground palace.
TO the geologist and lover of the bcauti.
ful the caves at Luray must prove attrac-
tive in no ordinary degree, and it is prob
able that the quiet village in Virginia
will soon become the resort of curious
visitors from every part of the country.
Among the discoveries of the past few
days are the footprints of animals in the
floor of the caverns. Can these be traces
o! the mythical gyasticutus ?-N Y.
Herald.
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= The New Orleans Times claims that
the channel, produced by the Eads Jet,
ties, is now almost as good as the en-
trance to New York Harbor, the largest
vessels passing through it with ease.
Ocean freights nave been greatly reduced
in consequence.
as- Nashville owes $1,7l2,GS496 and
moi II cent in the Treasury. In ten years
the valuation of real estate has run down
from $i7,0O0,000 to $1,000 900, while
the taxes are not quite as high as they
were ten years ago
= Two children were burned to death
in Lowell, Mass, ON the 9th, their
mother having left them in a cradle near
the stove, "hcre their clothing caught
fire.
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home, and she is still there.

nome, enu sne Is Stiil there.,y ~ tAfs5
The case has excited the interest Of the
entire Gentle community, and the coun-
try at large will be Interested to learn
this story aad its result. asked her if
she had formed any plans for the future;
she said she had not, and would not
think of any until this suit was decided,
and il was determined whether she was
his wife o. not.
AS came away she told me she blamed
herself in great measure 70. her present
desolate position, but you muse remember
that he is the only man ever loved, and
that love him now, aud don't think 1
can ever love another as / dc him. 1t is
sad story, look ut it as we may, and
her present situation is one for which
she merits the Warmest sympathy of
common humanity.
Judge Van Zile will exhaust every re-
source at his command to convict Miles,
but there are obstacles under the present
law that seem almost insurmountable.-
Cor. Chicago Inter- Ocean,
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DIR. b. W. Richardson, of Londor

= DR.. b. w. Richardson, of London,
says that delirium tremens is always pro-
duced by fusel oil and never by pure
ethylic alcohol, also, that all persons
who have been long addicted to the use
of wine or spirits, even in slight excess,
suffer habitually from dyspepsia. Next
after organic disease of the stomach
cirrhosis of the liver is the most conse-
quence of hard drinking. A distinct
form of consumption, non-hereditary, is
also frequent result. DIR. Richardson
thinks there would be no more Brights
disease if the use of alcohol were dis
continued.
Tie New York Commercial! -!!;;,,cr-- t!;!!;;,,cr--
Gser is good enough to inform us that
"the Northern mind is nearly every
morning. shocked by accounts of out
RACES in the Sputh on colored Republi-
cans" If the Northern mind is so easily
shocked it is a wonder some of the out
rngcs ut home don't have more electric
effect. -RicAmond State.
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= In thirteen Western pork packing
States, it is estimated that the number Of
hogs raised this year will be $4,000, 900,
as against l9.500,000 last year. The
number packed last year was over 1000,
600. In the same proportion, the num-
ber to be packed this year will be 10,
100000.
- Each inhabitant of the United
States pays S2.02 for the support of the
public schools, and $l.39 for military
purposes. These two items of expcndi-
ture in other countries of the world are
as follows: Prussia, 81 cents and 50. %
Austria, 81 cents and Sl39; France, 80
cents and $3.50; Italy, Is cents and
$I.57; England and Wales &c cents an!
$3.50; Switzerland, SO cents and ST.
Scientific Imerictp,.
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rtrHS mr. SUBSCRfPTION.-Osg DOLLAR
and FIFTY CENTS per annum, In advance. Two
DOLLARS at end OF year. SEvESTY-FIyK CENTS
for six months
,sab'eriptonss are not taken for less period
Than six bonths.
RATES or ADPER TISTN0-One Dollar per
gIuare o one inch for the hrst insertion, aud Fiy
Ccnts per square for subsequent nsc than
three months. No advertisements eounte less
than square.
Liberal contracts II Ill be mad with those wishing
to advertise for three, six twelve months. Ad-
voTii'iJ6 By contract must nc confined 10 line i'm
ling.
s"s'y isutIevs exceeding nve lines, Iributes
OF Respect, and all personal communications or
matters Of individual interest will be charged for
a. 'isiDB raics. announcements OF marriages
anu deaths, and notices ola religious character are
respectfully solicited and will he inserted gratis
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eth inst.
= President Hayes thinks we are oH
the ewes of great prosperity.
- Corn is selling in Collin County,
Texas, at ten cents bushel.
The Indiana papers ere ablaze now
for Hendricks for the Presidency.
= Louisiana will send solid Demo
cratic delegation to the next Congress.
. The discovery of u new Polar island
IN latitude "a Is announced in England.
- Jane Long, the first white woman
who went to Texas, is still living in that
State.
= The Waco Examiner estimates the
wheat crop of Texas this year at 10000
600 bushels. se
- Letters are pouring into Memphis
containing offers tn adopt orphans left
by the plague.
One of the wonders of the Texas
Stats Fair was Sleeping Beauty
made of butter. 81
= There are 1000 work,nen employed,
in Toxic, Japan, in making safety
- Unusual care is said to have been
taken by the farmers this fall in putting
in the wheat crop. Sl,I
Seventy million bushels Of grain is
annually converted into spirituous LIQUORS
in the United States.
- Forty-Miee S;o;;i7 children nave
been taken to Hampton, Va, to be edu
Gated at the government expense.
= FELTON, and Speer, Independents.
from the 9TH and 9th Districts, we're elec,,
ted to Congress from Georgia.
= The Emperor of Japan has commits
sioned an American artist TO paint for
or u ~
Hayes. '
- It is estimated that Ben Butler ex-
pended 100000 in order TO be elected
Governor of Massachusetts,, and then was
= On seventy acres of land Gen
John G. Meem, of Shenandoah County.
va, raised 500 bushels of wheat to the
acre. 40
u Edison claims to have perfected his
electric light, and promises soon TO en-
tighten with it every private residence at
Menlo Park. - -
!. .- The loss by tho yellnv fever thso.sg!:
inc destruction Of crops by neglect, stop-
page of trade, and minor causes Is esti-
mated at 5000, 900.
- at the election, for members of the
hrst branch of the City Council of Balti-
more, on the 2Sd inst, the Demoerats
erected their candidates In every Ward.
experience has proven that tho best
remedy for Collie, Diarfhma, TeethlnR
and other troubles of infancy is Dr.
bulls Baby Syrup. Price 25 cents.
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: When woman is named "Enoughl

= When a woman is named Enough"
there must be good reason for it. DIR.
Drysdale, president of the Malthusian
League, says that he once met in an
English hospital n young women of that
name. She was the thirteenth daughter
of her mother, and was named Enough"
by Justly incensed father who evidently
thought that matters had gone far enough,
and that line must be drawn. The
mother of Enough did not take the hint,
but gave birth to nine more children,
making twenty-five in all.
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Vegetable and Human Diseases.

~ ,ne ,h disease known in orange culture
NJ nnn ,no set back" characterized by an
nc,I'' auai appearance of thriftness, is ex-
,bo @ paralieled in the human system; By
i've i've ee'sease known rs obesity, or excess
h. ,a.hess, In which the victim appears
nh", "e enjoying an exceptional degree of
in i;n'cal ;,aeI vilgor. Besides being a disease
h. mselt' obesity generates apoplexy and
ls",l l;a.i' disease, and its victims are pecu-
sfraay.. ay susceptible to all forms of acute
the the''tlons; Allan's Anti-Fat will reduce
~ 9odily weight from two to five
b bn,J ii'-s per week. Try it, all ye heavily
'"'uehed ones Sold by druggists.
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- Prominent business men of New
York have inauguratcd movement
looking to the holding of an Interna-
tlonal Exhibition in that city, Mt some
time to be hereafter decided 1t has
been suggested that delegates from all
the States be invited to meet in New
York, on the S0th of April next, in order
To maturely consider the matter
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PATRoN1zED by. TILE LADIES

DR.. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts
are used by the most intelligent ladies
in this country. a few cents additional
cost does not deter ladies who are mind.
ful of the health of their family from
procuring that which is known to be
pure and wholesome.
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HEALTHFCLLNESS

A distinguished physician says: "Af.
ter careful examination of DR.. Prices
Crea'l Baking Powder, l am satisfied
that it is Wholesome preparation. !
have introduced it among my patients
and have yet to learn where GONZALES.
cent patient could not indulge in warm
biscuits made with it, and feel the better
for it.
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~, :, The Indian Bureau is now recciv-
d;ssa 'nc annual rcports OF .he several In-
Nh agents at he different reservations
wl I agencies. At nearly every one
n,,o 'c agricultural industry has been in
yS"'a'ed the reports indicate an adj
eooI eI1eh'nsnt in civilization, industry and
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TIE GEMS oF ALL OnoRs.

Dr. Prices Unique Perfumes surpass
in durability and natural fowery fresh
ness those made in this or any other
country. Persons who think perfumes
poor unless they come from abroad,
should try DR.. Prices handkerchief
Odors. They are really exquisite.
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Life il full OF sorrows and dsappoint-
nents, but the most sanguine hopes OF
all those who try DIR. Bulls Congh Syrup.
are always realized. 1t never disap-
points. Price 25 cents.
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ENG4E . Yzz2g.lsIegt --Ag9- : - .,,,, ,;5,;., :,
require cash payments for advertising ordered Inv
Executors, Administrators and other, 1ducissIes
and herewith append tho rates fof the ordnary
notices, which win only DO inserted whom the
money comes with the order;
Citations, two insertions, $500
Estate Notices, thrSe tuaSfsIoHs,t 2oe
Final Settlements, 1--WE insertions 800
10 CORHE6P0R1Rn1Es-In order TO receive
attention, iciiions must be accompanied
by the true name and address Of the writer Re-
ected manuscripts will not be returned, unless the
thereon.
30 We are not responsible for the views and
opinions of our correspondents. tLss it
AL ic I'm ahnr,id ho aAHSaeead f Ed
tors 1ntelligencer, and all checks, drafts, money
orders, &C., should be made payable TO the order
OF M u, B. MURRAY & CO.,
Anderson, s. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-01
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

JANUARY 29.-BeereS.-FOr want OF SUFFICIENT
offerings there was nothing doing in beef cattle to-
dav. Dressed beef was IN moderate demand at ia
&c. "a To- for ordinary to prime cltyslaughtered beet
sides. Western dressed beef was In full supply
with limited demand at 5@6lsc. 9 ID.
The demand was fair, and the market closed with q
firm feeling at 7@SRc: q d. for ordinary 10 CHOICE
ycals, and 24@3c. for grassers and hutermilk
calves. Hog. dressed vcals had fair inquiry at 90
lie. q ID.
Sheen and LambS.-Fresn offerings were car
loads. or .220 head. There was fair demand for
all grades and the market generally was irmer and
prices fraction higher than reported YESTERDAY.
a h., and medium to good lambs from 1925 TO
$3.50 q 100 ibs Dealers report quiet trade at
@skc. q b. for dressed mutton and SMlOc. for
dressed lambs.
SDine.-Fresh arrivals were carloads, or 992
head. Live hogs were in demand and frmer, will
l7s Ohio hogs III tbs average sold at S4.S6
100 lbs. Jersey dressed hogs were in fair demand
at 5@6c. p tb.-Journal of Commerce.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.


JANUARY BOUQUET has been general through
out the market.
we lind no special action In any styles class of
fabrics though greater attention has been shown 10
woollens, dress goods, and summer hosiery, win
some business as the result
The print-cloth market is quiet and without any
business reported. Quotations for 6i164 extra and
standard cloths are held n 3Sc., with offers quite
free at 9-l6c., and sales the result. we Bear
of sales OF 5000 pieces 56x60 having been made q
condition Of the market other than manufacturers
should use every possible means to prevent the STOCK
az FAN River exceeding 100000 pieces. There Is a
magical influence IN these figures that Is dangerous
TO the price.
Prints have been examined with some degree OF
having resulted. Selections are going forward IN
limited quantities by other than the trunk lines al
though to-day we learn OF large business doiuguta
| the eastern roads.
Fancy hosiery fer spring in cotton and merino Is
sharing the attention Of all classes OF buyers, and
already large orders have been placed. The variety
of ladies' and misses fancy hose Is unusually large
and attractive and thus far has been ordered more
cautiously yet fmore extensively than ever. PlaiI
colored hose. with and without "clocked edects,'
are in large display. We also find eI
hibtion Of hose with the upper part OF light shade
and the lower part Of darS color with "clocked'
effects.
| During the last season the "cheYronedn OF
aclocked effects we're very fashionable In allm
kels vet some objection Is raised them by th
hands At least such Is the report that comes iron
| the Athens of America, but being youched for b.
SO reliable authority as ours we consider II our dut.
| to inform our readers.
| Other markets are less sensitive in regard TO III
clicked styles, and while being very minute II
| securing desirable assortmeuts, they also secon,
every effort to give them wide distribution
| Journal Of Commerce,
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NVTH CONGRESS--Secon Session.
WASHINGTON, January 81, 1878.

The resolution of thanks to Stanley, the
African explorer, was passed.
Mr.. MaXey called up Seuate bill appro-
priating 100000 for the erection of suita-
bic posts for the protection OF the Rio
Grande frontier, and it was passed.
Mr.. Morgan, of Alabama, offered an
amendment to the silver bill to allow free
coinage of silver by permitting any holder of
bullion to deposit it in an assay office or mint
in sums OF not less than one hundred dol
lars in single deposit, and not to exceed one
thousand dollars during calendar month by
the same depositor; the bullion to valued
at it's market price for legal tenders at the
date of the deposit, certificates to be given
to the owner to be paid by the Secretary Of
the Treasury in not lcss than thirty nor
more than ninety days, in lega-tender notes
or silver dollars, at the option Of the Gov
eminent; after one year the coinage OF sill
yer to on the same footing in all respects
with the coinage OF gold. Ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Booth, OF California, submitted an
amendment to allow the owners OF silver
dollars to deposit them with the Treasurer
or any Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States, and receive certificates Of not less
than ten dollars each; the certificates to be
engraved as money and to circulate in place
of silver-the design being to obviate the
inconvenience of silver in commercial trans
actions. Ordered to be printed.
Senate committees reported favorably ON
Wickersham as postmaster OF Mobile and
Lewis as naval officer OF Louisiana.
Adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Bills were reported from the Post Office
Committee to increase the pay Of letter-car-
riers and to regulate the pay Of postmasters.
Referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
The West-P oint-Academy appropriation
was discussed without action.
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pETERsBuRG.

INVITATION TO DIR. CURRY TO SPEAK IN Pc Pc
TEssBuRG RNAL-REvENUE RECEIPTS
A SENSATIONAL REPoRT--IETEREsT on THE
cIrYss DEaT--yyLUABLE PROPERTY TO BE
SOLD COUNCIL NETTING STATISTICS, &C.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
JANUARY 81, 1878. 1
A n,opemen. is on foot among our cifi-
zens to extend an invitation to the Rev.
Or. Curry to repeatin this city the address
recently delivered in Richmond on the pub
lie debt. We will guarantee him large
audience il he comes.
The iuternal-Tevenne receipts i'll this dis
trict for the month ending to-day were as
follows: On manufactured tobacco, s6S,-
$3.50; on banks, $S,999.4S; apple brandy.
S7IS.62; cigars, 100000; special taxes,
SSS0.40; export, $4,000. Total, SIC, 9G7 go.
The collections were much lighter than the
average.
Some little sensation was caused i'll the
CITY last evening by the receipt OF sundry
kilograms from Washington asking the par
ticuIars OF the arrest OF j. Madison Wells,
OF Louisiana Returning fame, who is
fugitive from justice, and who was re-
ported to have been captured in Peters
burg. How the report got abroad in Wash
ingtou is unknown.
The Hastings Court adjourned this after
noon for the term, after having been in ses-
sion since the 18th instant. The bill Of eX-
ceptions in the case OF the Citizens Bank
against General Weisiger'S sureties was
filed. and will be certified to the Supreme
Court of Appeals.
Colonel Ira Ayres, special agent OF the
Treasury Department at Washington, has
been in the city several days examining the
records of the customs department.
Twenty-Five and half shares (constitu-
ting majority in the West Hill tobacco
warehouse, OF this city, belonging TO the
estate OF the late George w. Boiling, will
be sold at auction on Monday next.
Tomorrow $4,000 interest on the city's
debt will fall due. 1t will be promptly
paid, rs has always been the case heretofore.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Com
mon Council will he held tomorrow after
noon, when the memorial Of the citizens Of
Rockbridge county relative to the building
OF 4 railroad along the valley OF the James
river will be presented. 1t is safe to say
that the Council will take no further action
on the memorial than to respectfully lay it
n the table.
At the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
crs OF the Life-Insurance Company Of Vir-
ginia held last evening all the old directory
were reelected and the old officers unani-
mouSy rechosen. Among the directors
arc several citizens of Richmond, Washing
ton, and Baltimore. A dividend Of fifteen
per cent. was declared to the policyholders
and g per share to the shareholders.
During the month ending to-day % mar
riagc-liccnces were issued in this city-13
to white and 10 to colored couples; 65
cases were disposed OF in the Mayors
Court and SS7 in fines collected. and 40
deeds admitted to record. ROBIN ADAIR.
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aess shad I s ks, ss. e = w. 80. Z
hard Prime ,arteis and iierces.
lf0tnssss common syrup ossiicads. CSC.
tssrses 26c.: barrels. 1s: genuine golsen syrup
sah Liverpool, from store. sI.s5. Grnurf
alum, fsom store, Soc. p sack.
ai sagaT Crushed lsei owderea Tramp
as; geIo ,oa z fSs cut loaf Rico
Soap: Common. 5a7c.: best Washing. sAsc.
1sas: Black. 55c.@ SI-the last prime article
imperial, slI:l,oSsiSo; sunpowaer. s1.a5ai.7:
Hides. Leather. sc.
Hides Green. Csc: dry snlied, l2@l3c.: DIR,
IesiIsr sole leather. oak ss@4oc.: sole leather
s se1nl 1s@2ss; COUNTRY apper so@5oe ey
siSss s SsS esash ssir:i aia
from. Steel. Nails. &c.
Iron: American refined. Old Dofnia,on. lilo
az 3.l0c: q b.; English and American sheet, ga
&C.: swedes. hammerea, 5ac.: hoop. Ace: Pig.
warm.blsst charcoal. s24as2s; Pennsylvania s am
R5orseshoes: sA:5o @S4.75 per kes.
Nails: Old, Dominion. $3.50 per ker for s'alr,
Plough Castiaqs: wholesale. 4944s.: retail
f5Be: Manila. best. l6@lsc.: iu1.. exc
Rags: Mixed cotton, &c: white. 4r.; woo.len
20 Liquors. Wines, &c.
Ate: Scotch. best brands, pinis t2a.sa.25 :
dozea, gold. .Ga $40.
Brandies. Domestic. t1.256ls2 fruit. Sl.25a
$3.50; appe. new. S!.75@s2; Old. 1928 ass
Virginia peach. s2aS2.50.
Rue IPhiskeys.: Medium. Il .50Gas2: pare cid. 81
@$4 Virginia mountain, rev. 'S2NlS2.!U, Id
S2.5OGGS2, 80 and uDwarLS.
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25G1S2: importel', SS &, cas-
Nei1 England Rum S1.60.
Rectifed WKiS6eUS: Market quiet; proof. Sl.20
Lumber. Stares.&c
Lumber: Whire oak. S126Sl5 a LOCO: Wester.
VIRGINIA poplar, S12.50@S25 p l,00o: white pine
S20@S65 q 1000 yellow pine boards, Sl0taS14
joist sl2@Sls. according to lengths. Shlngless-
Pine. S2.50@l$5: cypress siX-inch. S7.50GS1t
p 1.G00. Latlls-Spii,; 1850 :sawe':. S2.25GS2.Et
StaUes Whiskey-baIrel tim Der green. 81 e@S29F
timber, S6@S7.50 p 1000. FIour-barreI poles, 81
as: hOgsbead-hoops. no demand: Heterogeneous
S12.50'
Licorice.
Licortce Paste: j. G. tG Co.. 31c.: r. K. 23c.:
A. D. G.. 23c.: f.. < CO., 24c.. Z. y. 25r.: ancEcI
27c.: A. G. c.. 26c.: G. G.. Csc: G. c. Eagle
29c.; C. c. W., &c.: no brand, tic.
MiII-Fced.
ShiDstuF: 4OM45c. "A bnshel; $24 q ton.
BTOtonStuF: 25@30c. = buslei: $22 g ton.
Wheat Bran 25@3Jc. p biishei $22 q ton.
Cora BEGa. TIC. Der bushel; $l5@S1S 9 ton.
Powder, Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@$1.S "a 100 I.e,
Ponder: 1915 by the five kegs-e6s thar irt
kegs, 1925 blasting, S3.25@S3.50.
Shot: Northern, $2.10@S2.25 p has Of - To-.
Grtn6stones: 1aa2hc. q ID.