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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17
Mnktux Amends.

NEW YoRK, Dec. l7.-Mrs. A. I.
Stewart recently contributed $1,000 to
three different Hebrew charities. The
intelligence created a sensation in the
Jewish community. 1t was said at first
that the Directors in all three societies
were OF tho opinion that the contribu-
tons should be declined with thanks,
but q World reporter, who last night
visited several prominent Hebrews.
found their sentiments to be opposed to
any interf erence Of private %prcjudices
with the obligations Of tho Trustees
who manage public charities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17
Ahead OF Time,

NEW YoRx, Dec. IA writer In the
World this morning recommends that
the Democrats and Nationals have
fusion tickets In 1880. as was done for
Breckenridge. Bell and Douglas In 1860.
The World, while not admitting that the
Democrats are not strong enough alone
to beat the Republicans. hopes the idss
will be generally discussed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17
Dead Broke.

LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE report Of the
Investigating Committee on the West Of
England and South Wales District bank
shows that the whole capital and reserve
funds have been lost and that there IL q
further deficiency Of n million and a hall
dollars for which tho shareholders are
liable. There is no possibility Of tho re-
construction OF the bank.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17
DoubIs Aurder

GAMBIA CRKrE, Dec. 1G.-Ths Eastern
Telegraph Compauy's superintendent
here. William Anderson. an English.
man. and a native employee Of the com
pany were murdered outside the gates OF
the city Saturday evening. Mr.. Sand,
with tho British Consul. Is investigating
tho outrage.
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Dcp.r,ur,, 1..., H,eain..

Mrs ID Leary and children. BERTHE Tan
nian. Monte Diamond. Mrs U 7 Barber,
Mrs Z @ Winnie. Mrs A J Smith and
family. T Z Williams, Mrs J @ Currie,
Mrs formsn. Geo T Brady, NJ ID Cohen.
Mrs J 7 chetwood, Mrs T. Hughes. Allen
Young. q Adams, ] Ivey. A Ash. J Gordon
= Meliieh, W T simpson. = Jones. DR.
Berthier, J Tanner. J 4 Hudson, c l,agan
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Judre Lyuch at Home.

MERIDIAN. Texas, Dec. l6. Last
night while most Of the citizcus were at
church Atty masked men compelled the
jailsr to open the prison and entered the
cell Of Mart and Tom HArrels and rid.
died them with buckshot, making
another prisoner hold a light.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17
~RRMARKAnLK cAsR.

Ono Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was thu: Of the man John Y. Herman.
dsz, residing In salt Lake City. who Vas ct
deaths door with that terrible disease Maras.
mus; the best medical aid had failed 10 stop
the progress OF the malsdy, when twenty.three
bottles Of BRfSTOL'S sARSAPARiLLA and
thrss phials Of BRisTOLS PILLS made him .
veil man. jy7s I'm
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CARD.

To Ill who ars suffering nom the srfon AID
indiserstious Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss of manhood. ETC.. l will send .
receipt that will cure you, ynnx or onAnon.
This great remedy Was discovered ~ . mission
AIRY In south Amsrics. send . self-Addressso
envelope 20 the REV. JOSEPH 7. iNMAN,
Station u, Bible House, New York City.
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A VOICE IRON v A

Prom Virginia City poor sufferer, almost
dsvoursd alive By an ~ulcerous secret disease.
sends 10 bis thanks aud gratitude for HE ~
oovery 10 hraith. effected by those sterling good
msdlcin's, Drisioi's SarssparillA and T1lla.
established for over forty years. They have the
eonndsnce VI both doctors and patients.
au2i I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17

A New MINING DrsTKIcr. The Sutro
Independent says: "a prospsctor came
into town the other day, bringing with
him several pieces OF very rich quartz.
which he claimed to have discovered
between here and G~rantsville. Some OF
the quartz was from tho surface, while
other pieces OF ii he claimed to have tx.
tracted from the bottom OF q shaft twelve
feet deep, where there is n vein Of the
quartz three and n half feet wide. He
says the section Of the State where he
made the discovery has never yet been
prospected. aud he augurs great things
for 1t next Spring"
No.LADoR AFFIDAVIT. Erc.-Jamss W.
Dillon and James Knapp have made aud
filed an affidavit that the location notices
OF the Seaside. Ventura. Rio Vista and
Occident claims, relocations OF the Troy
Consolidated, are correct; that on the
10th day OF December. 1878. they Wis.
tied the claim Of the Troy Consolidated
and carefully examined the grounds. and
that 4 sufficient amount OF work has not
been done on the same to hold 1t during
the last eighteen months.
LKAsEp.-L. Livingston. Isaac Levy.
A. p. Williams and Joseph May have
leased to A. ]. Tyrrell. the Palace
Saloon. Virginia, including all the room.
with cooking range and the store and
out-rooms on the G street level Of the
building. the store-room on the ID street
side. and the right Of ingress and egress
by the stairway. W. ". Tinker has ex.
ecuted q bill OF sale to the same party Of
all the furniture and stock Of the
saloon.
Ok 10 wAsnISoroS.-Senator Sharon
has no intention Of resigning. On the
contrary be will leave San Francisco for
Washington on Thursday. aud DO on
hand to take his seat when the Senate
reasssmbles after the holiday recess. So
saws the Reno Journal. The same paper
is responsible for the statement that
Senators Jones and Sharon will both
leave Virginia City for Washington City
next Sunday.
II any Of tho friends Of st. Johns
Sunday School desire to contribute to a
Christmas tree, such contributions will
be very acceptable and may be handed
10 Rev. II. 8. Eastman or any OF the
teachers Of the Sunday School. before
next Sunday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17
u.uo,.Box n,uner Convicted

MEMPHIS. Dec. lC.-Ths jury In the
case OF Il. II. Eddins. on trial in the
United States Court for stufing the
ballot.box at the last Presidential cleo
ton with Democratic tickets. returned q
verdict Of guilty. Eddins vas q judge
Of election and q prominent citizen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17
Yor sneeis Re.umpsi-n

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE United
States Treasurer expects TO have on the
LIST OF Janury. 1879. exclusive Of all de-
mands, Sl35. 000. 900 In coin with which
70 resume specie payments.
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O, II,

o. n. GALLur. opposite The Bank Of osiifor.
MIA, Gold Hill. keeps constantly on hand NJ
f~avorite brands Of Imported C.sars. ohoioe BIT
cigars. all kinds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schanm pipes, school books and stationary OF
all descriptions, nns cutler. and tors md nncy
Roodp Of ali linda. M n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17
1T REMOVES WRINKLES

And sotsns the st.n. The regular use Of nur.
ray 4 Lsnman's Fiords water o. the toilet
tends TO prevent and remove wrinkles, the SOFT
ness Of the skin produced By it tAking avay the
natural inclination Of the eutlcls 70 form into
ridges and furrowA no16 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17
Piper. opera House.

Entertainments which are pleasing
may be classsd as the enjoyable heavy
aud the enjoyable light. That which Is
coming tomorrow evening is OF the
latter class. There's no hard work
about il, neither for actors nor auditors.
1t is all easy. Everybody takes it easy.
and the lookers-on the easiest OF all. All
that is required is to look aud laugh,
aud the people can do all OF that for
which they have capacities. The play
will DO 'Robinson Crusoe. Esq. and his
Man Friday" with m agreeable cast,
ans scenery and splendid costumes.
Secure seats. Piper's Opera House will
DO crowded tomorrow night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17
TRIAL OF MAlIM.
"f10HrIN0 THAT sILENr &C.
CusER, CONSCIENCE"

Testimony fes the Prosecution
Copies Of the Letters sess 70
Drexi-r a Ce.-rhe Defendssrs
Claim OF Larceny. Not
ment.
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ssduesr Killed.

BsuHAM. Texas. Dec. i6.-sidney I.
Hudson shot George Rowland dead near
Caldwell. Il is alleged thu former 30
ducsd the lattef's sister.
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srOCk REPoRr.
Isaa Fr~.sases Beard.

-
LAST EVENING.
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iss Fn,sL. con ast sc
4 J.cL.on- ms
955 Rsimon, axe lse
c.o IsonsrJ
Ia No,,h.sn MI. OIL
soo Hus.sv soc
35o Defr,e.' zoe. Csc
40 Grand Pre-. sa.s
500 Arxenta, an
lsjO NAVAJO. !,
100 Endowment. lie
2ss I-ndsn.pdsnce. 4 AZ
$50 Belle Tale. sc. zoe
800 Hamburg. 9Oc, s5c
100 Hill.ide. 2 co
$50 Paradise.
100 Liberty. COO
$50 $50 B Dssss, .V GO: '0~
~ Buiwer' loS.i6
zoo Aurora, DOC, zoe
10 Red Cloud. IL
2o0 Bslvidere, o0c
go Goodshav. iSe. soc
$50 TiogA. I 60
2I5 Oriental. 25c
800 Concordia. soc
100 Champion. i5c
y Sitting Bull. soc
100 South bodie. foc' ,
100 booker. Toe
y Richer. 3Oc
200 south Standard. 20c
ls5 Mono
100 Con. Pacific. $40
$500 Dudley. /. 05
$40 Adenda. &c, 1Oc
$50 Tiptop. ! u, l 10
90 Martin White, ~.
lioO Csledonii lBlAck hiiisl' D. 10
~
100 Giant and Old Ago,6
20 Manhattan. 4 10
80 Summit 10
100 MeCi.oason. soc
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,Tso ysiIo~ Jsclst- iSL IN iG. ia.
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400 R.fch.r. 1. aojb b,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17
FATAL DRLAY.

It iso often the case that We sscrinee our lives
BY delaying the use Of proper remedies. Afew
hours lost 10 often fatal In acute disfAses.
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man, but
when unchecked hurries on 20 modification
and death. DO not be guilty Of this fatal delay.
Use freely Bristol's SarraparillA and Pills; In
them you have safety and health. oc96eod I'm
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Cold ~ Par.

New Yonx. Dec. l7.-At 1880 to-day
gold sold at par for the FIRST time since
the suspension Of specie payments in
lSG1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17
a. A.. A.
ALTMARK'S
HING
ATTRACTIONS
Deies Fifteen Cents or!
ATTRACTIONS
Deaes Fifteen Cents or!

7 AIDES. DO NOT ALLOW YOURSELVES
IL TO be hunbusged. but come where you can
buy piles Of the beat and incest gvods with but
q little money. ] oil mention the prices OF Q
few articles, and will sell you from . kREDLk
to . SILK DkKSs In proportion. have in the
last ten days received
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17
THE PIONEER
SHAVING HAlRDRfssIHo SALOON
o. poHL. PRoPRiEroR.
MAIN sTREEf..:-.--.ooLD HILL,

OLKAN TOWELS AND SHARP RAzoRs.
" Quick. Smooth, Neat, lintclass Work,
Hair Cutting and Dressing done In the most
artistic, suitable md atisfaetory styls.
Ths old rionssr saloop u the plsos. md dont
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17
CLorHlsG HOUSES.

cHrw J.cisoa'. B.., Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-17

HAVING MOVED MY BUSINESS TO a
III more central and desirable loesuon. i
invite my Nevada frisnds. when they WISH tne
Bay City. 10 call and Sc me-
sois I'm O. o. MuMpELL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-05
How 10 Make Horne Happ,

Learn to govern yourself, TO be
gentle and patient.
Guard your tempers, especially in
seasons of i'll health, irritation snd
trouble, and soften them by prayers,
penitence, and sense Of your own
shortcomings and errors.
Never speak or act in anger until
you have prayed over your words or
acts, and concluded that Christ
would have done so in your place.
Remember that valuable as is the
gift of speech, the gift of silence is
often much more precious.
Do not expect too much from 9th
ers, but remember that all have an
evil nature, whose development we
must expect; and We should forbear
and fors we, as we often desire fol-
giveHess and forbearance ourselves.
Never retort short or angry word
1t is the second word that makes the
quarrel
Beware of the first disagreement.
Learn to speak in a gentle tone of
voice.
Learn to say kind and pleasant
things wherever opportunity offers.
Study the character Of each one,
and sympathize with them in their
troubles, however small
Do not neglect small things if they
can affec: the comfort of others in
the smallest degree.
Avoid moods, pets. and fits Of sui
kiness
Learn to deny yourselves and to
prefer others.
Beware of meddlers and tale bear
ers.
Never charge a bad motive if
good one is conceivable.
Be gentle but firm with children.
Do not allow your children to be
away from home at night without
knowing where they are
Do not allow them to go where
they please on the Sabbath.
DO not allow them much spending
money.
Remember the grave, the Judg-
ment Seat, and the scenes of eterni-
ty, and so order your home on earth
that you shall have a home in
heaven.
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An understanding Arrived At.

About 10 O'Clock this morning a
tramp went into B-street saloon
and devoted ten minutes in a very
Jealous manner to the dinner-table
By the time he had masticated about
pound Of corned beef the bar
keeper stepped up and remarked:
This table is for drinkers
Then, why don't you bring on
your drinks? I've been here ten
minutes, and bavn't seen a drop OF
anything. If it's a drinkin' table,
where's the fluid ?"
IL mean it's for the patrons of the
bar" said the bsrkeeper
Then, why amt they here ? j
'spose you mean a man must spend
money at the bar before be eats?p
Exactly"
That takes me in | took a drink
here last summer and didn't eat 9
mouthful, and if | amt entitled tc
a lunch on that drink then this sys
TEN is a failure all around"
"But the place has changed hands
since then" said the bar-keeper, pick
ing up bung starter
"Ah, indeedn " replied the urbane
hummer, ''that fact, as your gestur,
would imply, raises q new aud EN-
barrassing complication, in our dip
lomatic relations, | will therefore re
cede, as it were, from my origins
position, and await the assembling o.
the Peace Congress"
He had been gradually backing to
ward the door as be spoke, and bs
lodged out just in time 10 eyade the
prcjectile hurled at him by the iLdig
nant saloonist.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-05
4 Little Lesson.

We ought not to complain too Bit
terly or be too much disheartened at
the misfortunes that may befall US,
as we never can be sure that the
events, however apparently unto
ward may not turn out to be mis-
fortunes at all in the end. The prin-
ciple is well Illustrated by the fol-
lowing case:
A seaman on board a man-0f-war
had both his legs broken by the
bursting of bomb on the decks in
the midst Of battle. He was taken
below and bis case was soon exam
ined by the surgeon. The surgeon
decided that the lef; one was so
badly fractured that it must come
off. The next morning, being occu-
pied himself with the cases of some
of the officers be sent two of his as
sistants to perform the amputation.
They somehow or other made a mis-
take, AID took eff the right leg
which in this case was the wrong
one.
The surgeon, when be came TO see
what had been done, was much in
censed against the assistants, as was
also the seaman himself The latter,
however, declared that be would not
submit to another amputation, but
would take his chances with the
wreck that remained to him, and live
or die as fate might determine
Contrary to the surgeons predic
lions, he got we'll The left leg re-
covered and became serviceable as
ever. He had wooden leg made to
replace the other.
Sometime afLerward be was il
another battle A shot came from
the enemyis ship, and, sweeping the
deck, struck our seaman and sook off
his wooden leg He seized hold of
the capstan to steady himself, as
soon as be had recovered a little
from the shock, and the astonishment
Of seeing the splinters Of bis wood
en- limb flying by his side, he snap
ped his finger, saying:
How lucky it is for me that those
laundering fellows took oil the leg
they did For if they had taken off
the other one | should not now have
anv leg at all -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-05

William" began Second street
woman the other morning as she
laid aside the daily paper, what is
the new metric system proposed By
Alexander Stephens ?"
at is a very wise measure, indeed i,
my dear" he replied Suppose
you want new dress costing 81
yard.n
"Yes."
"Under the metric system yOn
write to your father in Wisconsin for
the money to buy it With. The
money comes, you take half Of il and
buy me a pair Of paEts, and then yOu
take the rest and purchase 6fty cent
dress goods II is a very good
measure"
"And they propose to make it
law, do they ?"
"They do"
"Well, sir ~ she exclaimed, show
ing a red spot on each cheek "when
the metric system comes into prac-
tice in this family, divorce will fol-
low, and Alexander Stephens ia
fool, sir, fool
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Schao. Room Exercises.

John, bjund the state Of matrimo-
ny.
The state of matrimoDy is bouod.
ed on the North by solitude, on the
East by douLle trouble, on the
West by vexation.
What are its chief products
Peevish babies, scolding wives,
hen-pecked husbands, smoked coffee,
burnt ham, and sour pies.
What is said of its climate.
1t has more varied temperature
than that of any other state in ex-
istence. In that portion of it called
Honey Moon the climate is salubri-
Gus and healthy, the atmosphere is
laden with the sweets of the flowers
Of Hymen. In some parts the in-
habitants experience freezing cold
reception when they expect most
warmth, and in some other parts
there is the burning sensation of the
torrid zone.
Sarah, has john given correct
outline Of the state of matrimony.
Can't say, sir; never was in that
state. Bill Simpkins gave me an in
vitation the other dav to travel in 1t
with him, and when | return I'll an
swer the question.
Well, Sarah, as you seem to be ig
norant in Geography, l will examine
you 10 Grammar. Take the sentence
marriage is a civil contract. Parse
marriage.
Marriage is noun, because it's a
name. And though Shakespeare
asks what's 10 name, and SAYS that
a rose By any other name would
smell as sweet, yet marriage being a
noun, and therefore a name, shows
that the rule established by the bard
of Avon has at least one exception
For marriage certainly is of verv
great Importance, and being noun,
therefore a name, ergo there is some
thing in a name.
Good, what is the case of mar.
riage
Don't know, sir.
Decline it and see.
Don't feel at liberty to decline
marriage after having made Bill the
promise have Had rather copju-
gate
Jane, can you tell Sarah in what
case marriage is /?
Yes, sir. 1t is a very common
case, aud wouldn't care if it was q
little ccmmoner | 'spose Sarah
won't be married a week before it's
in the printers case.
Can you decline marriage?
Jane bushes extremely, and an
swers,
Had rather not, sir.
Well, Sarah, what person is mar.
risge ?
Second person, sir, because the
person you speak to is the one that
is going to marry.
What number is marriage?
Plural number now, cir, because
Bill and | are two at the present
time
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OMERSET PA, WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 5, 1878.

merev surpasseth all understanding,
and be will not remember against
you that ore sad act, for surely,
auntie, you were mad"
"Yes, darling,n she said wearily,
"but | feel sleepy. PRAY you beside
me while | sleep"
For hour after hour / knelt there,
pouring cut prayer after prayer for
the parting soul, for | felt that it was
leaving. Hour after hour till the
dawn came Oh, and the sun, rising
high, fell upon the stark and rigid
face Of my aunt. Dead Aye with
the crimson stain upon il, the soul
had appeared at the high bar.
Kind had she been to me, kind as
a mother. Standiug above her cof-
fn, they told of her virtues, her sor-
rows, ber charities, her goodness,
and | heard one Of them say:
'Her lover was murdered, you
know, long-loDg ago But none
ever knew who did it,"
All ! it is well.
They laid her beside him 10 the
old ehurchyard, yet is she kindly re-
membered by the villagers, who call
her the generous Miss Nora"
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VTGoR GNE


Is AGREEABLE to the taste, CRATE
Full TO tho stomach, and ~ cts e efsie ientiy
CATHARTIC, ALTERNATIVE and
DfUHETIC. Its action a. not attended
with any unpieasa mt fcellD :, neither IL
laEgoar nor debility experienced. but
on the contrary, ref eshmcnt and i'm
vigoration.
Its immedin q effect upon the ii igestive
organs. whether impnire by disease or
exhausted. frcni any cause, is 10 increase
their powers OF assimi 1 la { 10 n nd trf-
tioR, the appetite being increased at
once. To those affected with an eDgoF-
ged condition OF the liver. as Bilious
mess, s,characterizet. by "a Il "a. v com pleg-
lon, coated tongue. n pasty, bad taste
In the mouth. "a IA prize ious n ppctite ana
sluggish utf!on Of the bowels. with a
sense OF fuilness I'm the head and of men,
tai duIlness, VIGoRENE proves most
valuable.
happy. n tGTbid. Irritating urine Is
quickly cleared up by IL.
1nGammatory and Chronic RHEU-
MATIsM will soon disappear by "a per-
sistent use OF ViGORENE.
For the cure OF skin Diseases and
EruPtions OF all kinds, VIGoR;ESE is
most certain.
NIGORENE Is composed OF the active
and BARES, that Nature alone fur
nishes, grent care being taken by ms
that they are gathered Mt the right
season Of the year. and that they possess
their native virtues.
That NIGoRENE has The power 10
PURIFY THE BLOOD. INyIGORATE
the LIVER. aud STIMULATE The d.
GESTESE ORGANS. Is fndisputnbIy
proven by those ~ ito have given 10
trial and have been permanently cured.
We do not n sls yo's 10 cry dozen bot
ties 10 experience rel cf. Tor we GUAR
ANTEE you viii feet better from the
first few doses.
VIGORENE is asioEis!IinG ihe world
with its cures. nd s. throwing u II other
= n