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Midilctown FAR.

The Sixth Annual Fair of the i'cnin.ular
Agricultural and Pomologcal Association
will commence at Middlrtuwn, on Thurs
day, September :30th, and continue three
days. Every cxertion will be made by tie
Association to make this exhibition 4 SIZE
cess. To this end all persons are invited to
make exhibitions \ fine band of music
will nc in attendance AMI trials OF speed will
take place each day. See advertisement
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Household of Faith Camp Meeting.

This camp meeting commenced on Tues
day last, ut MAYORS grove, near Perryvillr,
and has been we'll attended by people from
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wilmington and
Washington, ID. c. The meeting is under
the immediate control of Elder Jacob H..
Elliott, prsacher in charge, assisted by
Frank Burr Of Philadelphia, George l..
Kramer, of Wilmington, and other distin-
guishcd members OF the Society. The morn
ing service on Tuesday was conducted by
II. T. Taylor, Of Haddontield, \. j. Eighty
three tents were upon the ground when tho
meeting began, and others were subsequently
erected. The principal subjects that oc-
cupied the attention of the speakers during,
the week were Holiness, -" Second Com
ing of Christ, - g Resurrection OF the Dead, =
and tn, " Establishment of Christ's King
dom Oil this Earth"
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a SaEacious Dog.

Henry EinsinGer is the owner of :, prrtt V
coach dog that recently showed 4 remarka-
able degree of intelligence. 1t had h-en
muZZled, in accordance with the require
lnentS of tho town ordinance, and on the
muz::.ie being removed, one evening recently
in order that it might eat supper, the saga
cious brute, being tired wearing it, III the
absence of its master, cheved the straps
with which it WAS fastened OIL its head, to
pieces and carried away the remainder and
hid it. This 90. deserve. the liberty Of TIE
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-Rrv. VIA 81. Parry, who hiss latorcd
so Zcalnusly ~ pastor of the EiNt"n Free
Methodist Church during the past confer
encc year, closed his labors here this week,
and left, on Wednesday, for the annual con
ference, which is HOW in session IL thilA-
dclphia Mr.. VIM. Wright, our efficient
foreman, accompanied him rs delegate
from the church III this town. Tile
reverend gentleman is highly spoken of as
an earnest minister OF the gospel and lie
had become entlearsd to n large circle OF
friends during his sojourn here.
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III: En- Si!ah Spa-rows.

These birds arc 4 nuisance and al ;,boln;-
nation. Filled with the hauteur and other
obnoxious rr"i'"nSiiies that ci.arac:criZcS
the ;irstocT;;cy OF their native country, they
acorn Il rural life, ans! crowd, like the .enu-
inc aii>torrats they are, into the cities and
villages, where, trne to their natural in
Stincts, they commence an indiscriininate
warti!re upon the blue birds, martins and
wrenS, nearly all of W hich they have driven
from their accustomed hauntS. Nor is this
Al, fox to these rcrrchensible traits, they
add ti.e rapaciiy Of the eagle, the thievery
OF the iack-G!aw and the digestion Of the
ostrich, and ljiiter, plumber and steal in
manner that would shaIne the "Forty
Thieves. some Years ago, 4 pair Of them
came to Elhton and, being strangers, were
mace welcome and kindly cared for. In
deed, one fellow, rho might have been bet
ter employed, wrote a poem, which WAS
published in Tie HNig praising their cour-
age and musical abilities and solicitin.
aim. N the way of wheaton crumbs for the
little thieves. At that time we had i large
cat, in whose custody we placed our grape
arl2r with I'LL its rich clusters of purple
grapes, bu! ; nee then Grimalkin has gone
tnthc land where good eats 60, and the d-prs-
tttory birds having, in the meantime, in
creased to u large horde, GO for our
grapes with !irnIiSh delight that is only
cNcnSahl" upon the ground that anybody
who would publish i poem Mandatory Of
their courage should not have r grape left
for himself or 10 give to his friends. Our
nci.hbor acreSs the way Jared still worse.
lie wrote no poem, laudatory nor di>rarag
ing, but somehow he incurred their ILL
will and they went to work building a dam
across Ike spout II tho eve Of his house, in
tending to drive the water int" his dwellin.
and drown him out Of house and home
Altogether, they are the most unmitisated
nuisanres that ever afflicted a civilized conf
munity.
-! Hamburg EI%ing and Inscriing>, for
.':':" very low, EaI in. b.cn bought ut panic
prices, at DE"NSES'S.
80 Rail birds ON deck Get ready for
the fray. iiE!:S! furnishes ammunition
That llra ba"n tested Ivy experts and pro-
no':ncra good
-: Ladies Russia Button Shoes. Sl25
GLASS FRONT
s@5 Your moneys worth every time at
itEESES-tl.e HIVE.
s9y Thtec-button Kid Gloves for 20 cents.
GLASS FRONT
go" Call on G.lMvELJ
"a Latest style Fall Hats,
GLASS FRONT
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Village Camp Meeting.

There will he Il village camp meeting held
in the Cherry Hill NJ. L. Church, commence
ing on Sabbath, September 18th, and con-
tinuins through the week. Services three
times daily-at 1917 in the morning; ~. in
the afternoon, and at ~ in the evening.
DIR. l.. c. Matlacl1, Presiding Elder OF the
Wilmington District, will have charge of
the ni-eting, and will be assisted by E-vS.
Vaughan Smith, j. u. Kemp, j. Z. Now
bray, John France, c. ". Pegs. j. \. b..
Wilson, and others. A general invitation
is extended. I. i. HUNTER, Pastor.
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THE CECIL NTITC EIiKTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1870

century ago, at which time this place WAS
81" Of the largest wheat markets in the
United States, the flour being hauled to
Chri$tiana bride and shipped to rhila'lrl-
phia and other places. ,Iud%n. from Mr..
Mounts stories, Things were quite different
in those days from what they are AT present,
for he says he has seen rs many rs IL dozen
fights in progress at enc time in Elkton upon
election day.
Though in his 10Th year the old man is
hale and hearty, and says he has never been
sick a day i'll his life.
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Mrs. Walker y. Hall left her home in
Port some three weeks since Oh q visit to
friends i'll Norrstown. u. J. On TUES
day last her husband received 4 telegram
about p. NJ, stating that She had died
that day at noon. 1t bein. the first init
nation he had had that she was i'll. her
death must have been sudden. The flu
neral took place at Christine. Del, on
Thursday, where the body WAS taken for
intermcnt.
COMPETITION IL TIE HARDWARE LINE.
The competition in the hardware bust
ness i'll Port promises to become quite
lively. Messrs. Reynolds Bros. have
moved into their new and enlarged quar-
tcrs, and arc busy at work putting things
i'll shape. M.ssrs. Il. 7. Stephenson Il
Co. are filling up their house with Il new
and large assortment of every thing de
sirable in that line. and the people OF
Port Deposit and vicinity can no doubt
be accommodated 1T the most favorable
rates.
~ CONTEST BETWEEN ARCHERY CLUBS.
The West Nottingham Archery Club.
under the leadership OF Mr. Henry Ma
graw. came down here on Tuesday last
to contest 70" the championship with the
Port Deposit Club. which terminated
with the following result: Four on each
side, at a distance of 20 yards. with 81
arrows each, Port Club scored 5D4 points
and West Nottingham 554-Port' $ vic
tory at this distance being 10: at 80 yards
30 arrows each, Port scored 30 points
against their opponents 2I.-Port Win
ming at this range by 81: at 10 yards. II
arrows each, Port made 81. and the visi-
tors Gt;. Port again winning by 2S. thus
defeating the West Nottingham Club.
Some very lin" shooting WAS done. Mr..
+. Il. Frazer, ut 20 yards, hit the bull
eye four times in succession. and making
Al points in y possible score Of -. II
your Elkton Club has any ambition t,
try a bOW with our boys, let them send
on their challenge. PORT.
10y Several brands of Flour nj REESE.
Provision House. Mill Feed III small ol
los
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The Westamwell Sunday School Picnic.

The teachers and scholars OF the West
anwell Sunday school held their annual
picnic, in the grove near that place, on
Saturday last. The picnic was well at
tended by the scholars and their friends,
all of whom spent a pleasant and happy
day. This Sunday school is a mission
school CT the Elkton NJ. E. Church, and
WAS founded about fifteen years ago, since
which time it has been under the supcrin-
tendency of John Perkins, ESD, WHO,
through Summer sunshine and AItuninal
storms, has wendell his way up the railroad
nearly every Sunday to engage in this labor
of love. The school now numbers about
eighty scholars, which is a few less than it
formerly contained, the decrease being
caused by the removal of some families
from the iron works during the depression
in business that has prevailed Tor some
years past.
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The Melancholy Days.

Bryant was doubtless in bad health, prob
ably dySpeptic, when he stigmatized the
most splendid season OF the year Gin Amer
ia, ut lea:,t) as melancholy" Septen Der
is the time to DC glad, and mild October the
time 10 be still more glad
s.WLcu softer SUNS dispense .erener light,
And nildcr moons lInr&rldISc the night.
The only pervadin. torment is the mos
quito: but of course VIC bar him. Now
comes the soft dreamy ,lAzc, that falls with
soothing inhucsce over all the earth:
In Autumn, see the faded leaves
Sail slowly down upon the wind,
Leaving like Death when lis bercaves,
The Twin. germ of Hope behind.
lis Autumn, and the sun is dim,
As if his lire were nearly gone;
The breeze i:toncS Il SoOthln. hymn,
And all the earth is still and lone.
lis Autumn: over land and main
\ veil OF azure haze is throvn,
rs if the purc>t heaven again
Had claimed our planet as its own,
Aud tha blue ve>t!ncnts of tho sky
i'ur gslrnj;ure of glory given;
For scarcely can the straning eye
Tell which is earth or which is heaven.
We ought to and probably shall have y
month Ct soft and generally pleasant wealth
ef; storms, of course, occasionally, but the
ancient cIuinoctial when the sun crosse. the
line on the 2lst Of September has failed re-
Gently, especially last year, when the old
style tempest wa; frightened away i'll half
Il dozcn one-horse storms. Were it not for
politics and business, September and octo-
Der would Lc the months for going into the
country; but no American ever neglected
business for pleasure, or even for health,
and the Fall trade begins to demand atten-
ton. AS for politicians: we'll, they are off
already: the boom is in their eye Cor in
their ryes,) and coming conventions beckon
thcrl away.
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PORE OPPOSITE ITEjIS.
TIL. I:xCrRsloX 20 ToI.cnE.rEH.

TIE: EXCURSION 10 TD!.CHE&rER.
The excursion to dorchester Reaci, Oh
the rorhnGr Cag. on Tuesday list. WAS
not rs largely patronizcd us the mana
gers hoped and expected it would be, and
as q financial investment il was hardly Il
success
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COLLECTION OF CLAIMS.

I will give strict and prompt attention
Ito the Collection of all Claims that are placed
in my hands: those prosecuted before Justice of
the Peace will receive GqGal attention with those
prosecuted before the Court. Persons favorinS Inc
with business OF tins Kind may expect prompt
rctHrns. WIN. +. BDULDEN Sheriff
Elktnn. Apr ". lS1s-tf Cecil county.
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TTET

"0iGOMB'S I co L ST c TELE-
PHONE transmits the voicc With such
power as 10 be heard in all parts ui sn ordinary
ruU'u.
PRICE. 81 PER PAIR. including 30 feet Of
wire. Illustrated catalogues free. Fer sale by
G. G. CALDW ELL
Sept cl-tf Conowingo, Md.
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I)i ED.

WpLLASrON.-At nlathc, Kansas, on
the 9th of August, 1870. Il. CECIL, son
of q. +. and Tllic Wollaston, agel .
years and q days,
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ORPHANS COURT.

THE Stated Meeting of the Orphans
L Court of Cecil county will be held on the
SECOND IT. ESDAG in every month. Execu-
tors. Administrators and Guardians wanting
their accounts stated. will please bring in the
vouchers few days before Court
REUBEN +. LAMAR.
Ian 4. lSI)-y Register.
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TIe Qyee;l al11''o,
ELKTON, SEPTEMBER G, 1879.

SS-CEcrL +. WEAVER is n. Agent of The Iihig
for the District 81 Columbia aud pGitia,0rr ,cith
,pho,. contracts can moe be made
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j. Il. REYNOLDS,
q ENERIL COLLECTOR.

WILL collect claims of all kinds. ad-
w Just accounts and make settlements guar
antceing all business entrusted TO his hands will
he promptly attended To.
O. Collections made in Cecil, Hartford and
Kent counties.
Acl,lr">s-rORT DEPOSIT Cecil comfy. Nd.
June .y-Iy
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PhiIa., vii. and Bait. Railroad.

Trains leave North East Station, as follows:
For Baltimore. For Philadelphia.
lst Traiu....... ID A. NJ LIST rrI......... S42
Fad = ......... sos T.. NJ md "A r
"Td - ......... A a. 3ri = SAC T.
GEO. W. COSDEN.
June. 1872. Agent.
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10y Several brands of Flour nj REESf'A
FruNi.u House. Mill Feed III small OF
large quantities.
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WAR IN THE EAST.

A ND some war in the West too. A
~ portion Of the latter may be found Al the
NEW SHOE STORE
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SCHAEFEK's SCORE.

The Billiard Match Won by Schsefer
Leaving sIosson At 2,640.
New York, Oct. 25.-The third and final
]. ZOO points of the billiard match of 5000
points for $4,000 a side between Slosson
and Schaefer, we're played tonight in Madi-
son Square garden, 1000 persons being pre-.
sent. The play being tonight with Schae.
fer 1000 and Slosson 1,94S. Schaefer, who
had the lead added ffy-six to his score and
Slosson followed with one, the balls break.
ing badly. In the forty.eighth inning
schaefer managed to gather the balls under
The rail and started of on a brilliant run,
which netted him 143 points. During the
run the balls became frozen and were spott-
ed twice, but he scored from the spot each
time. Slosson followed with two banks and
in the fftieth inning Schaefer again sent
the worries around the table until they came
together near the side cushion He moved
them gently around the table, scoring quick
" anu finished his run with 2Sl points, the
score then standing Schaefer 1929, Slosson
1875. In the .1ifty-third inning Schaefer
added l23 more to his string by a very
brilliant play. Slosson played very poor
~ meantime, but in the ifty-6fth inning he
managed to roll up liz points. Small
scores followed until the sixty.6rst inning,
when Slosson. getting the balls in the cor
ner added to his string 1872 points. Schaef.
er was left a good opening, but only made
2. Slosson made an equally bad play
and the spectators whistled derisively. The
score then stood, Sehaefer 2,8o2, Slosson p
1926. Slosson apparently- encouraged by
Schaefer's, poor playing punched the balls
near theiower corner, moved them around
the rail qsickly,tnrned the corners easily,
and added 267. q his string, the game stand.
ing, Schssfer 2.702, slosaon 1888. Three
innings withrscores Of l onlystoleach man
followed, Schaefer making hissoppottunity,
added IS points and left the,bails 1t thu
mercy Of .Slosson, but he failed TO count
Schsefer followed with "a, and in the sew
entyssecond inningJan the game out. with
Is points, leaving Slosson. at, 1904. Thu
winner average was 4l3 /; losers. IS 81.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28
ANOTHER PIONEER GONE.

D-a,A % cs..~.s4m ira~ -Prss.; .ss,...
CITY. &dt
Sioux City Journal. 18th. tsgs
Anew days since We announced the pain
fal injury sustained BY Col. Pratt in being
thsoWn from . buggy, and it'll nov our
painful duty to announce his death, which
occurred II has residepce in this city about
noon yesterdsy.. H. 5I1 IL
Col. Pratt had more than reached his
three score years and ten, having been born
in Wllsborough, Essex county, NJ T., jan
uary q, 1905. When . lad of6 years Of
age bis parents removed to V~ergennes, w.,
where he grew to manhood. At the age Of
% he left the parental roof and.began life
for himself at Stanbridge, Canada, East,
where he lived for many years, and where
in 1882 he married Miss Mary Brewster,
who from that time until the present has
been the constant sharer Of all his joys and
sorrows, and who survives him to deeply
mourn his loss. iltu9us - 81 gta l5aa
Sometime after his marriage Col. Pratt
removed To- Vermont, whore he lived un-
til l84l, and then went to Clinton county,
NY. In the latter state Mr.. Pratt was an
active and prominent, politician. 80 as
In October, 1856, Col Pratt came west
with his family, consistinR Of his wife and
two daughters lone of,whom, Mrs. Culver,
long since preceded hint to the better land
aud located at Sioux City where he has
since lived, and always residing at the same
place, we'll known to all old settlers as the
Col. Pratt place. His surviving dsu9hter,
Mrs. Worth, is fortunately at the home.
stead to comfort and support her aged mo.
ther in her great bereavement.
During the war of the rebellion and on.
Indian border troubles, though part the
prime Of life, Col. Pratt entered the military
service and remained at the post of duty
until honorabiy discharged on account Of
disability contracted in the service, and in
the last years of his life he was rewarded by
his government with q full pension for the
rank in which he served. Col. Pratt wss q
member Of the Baptist church Of this city
since its organization.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT EpaALAskA.

Washington. Oct. 24.-secreta,y Thsmp-
con submitted to the cabinet meeting TO-
daya report from Capt. Besrdsley, who
was sent to investigate the condition Of
affairs in Alasks, upon the complaint of the
collector of the Of the port that trouble.
some Indians might mssscre
all the. post. Capt. Bsardsley acepfirns
all the reports that have ebeen ms6e Of the
Law tsssness AID disordefthat reigo'in this
territoTY.aIs There is no way Of restraining
the hadslsments. ss there is nc form Of
government 70 command respsetsa The
aothprlty of this, government is oSy re.
apecteds~ten the local oneers are backed
BY ansssoed vessel. Sipee the Withdrawal
Of soldiers from Alaska ststion the natives
have donsa rs they pleased Capt Beards-
lev recommends That thu. lract Of country
% given Che regular government assigned
To ouBses territories Of the union; This
~sNgepation % outlined 10 the lettsFy Wa
apprassd~by the. unanimols vote Of ths
cabinet 10 accordance With thu SSctior
the presidlnti will incorporate q recommen
dation- ofathis charactes 10 his next an
nual maasaaget 10 congress-
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ussl suns N s,lsaurEe
Chicago Times Special.


Milwaukee. Oct. 24.-Wasrsais TOT the
arrest of Me-srs. Roberta aud Murray, Of
the Milwaukee sentinel, vste Issued TO day.
In the suit for libel brosgbs BY Chief u Po-
lice Kennedy, OF this city. In consequence
Of ID. recent publication Of III. Wet
Pearson's story about the bDn =. c,rrec.
tion management. Mr.. Rober . Wa arrest
ed and gave bail. Nj. Murphy vs. sick 10
I'D andl sas not noIssaed, bot will be ~
rested immediately upon his recovery.
Developments this afternoon show thst
the 6entinelsnd Associated Press scent here,
Mr.. Alfred Miller; are 10 be fairly Ieluged
with libel suits. In addition to The efipi.
nal suits brought this morning By CHIEF
Kennedy against w. q. Roberts and Newton
8. Murphy, Of the Sentinel, civil suits were
tnslitu,etl By him sgainst the same parties
for damages in the SUN Of $25, O0O..i The
action vaa brought 10 the state circuit court,
and Judge Small fixed the bail ct $4,000
each. Chief Kennedy's attorneys are nov
preparing the papers III similar suits 10 be
brought against the Associated Press organ
~ization, and the agent here will b arrested
tomorrow. The inspector Of the house Of
correction, Mr.. Haase, arrived in town to-
night. and his attorneys are also busy pre-.
pairing papers in s,lits similar 10 those iha:
are being brought by Chief Kennedy. He
will ask damages in the sun Of 2 5000.
Judge Mallory wa interviewed this even
ing BY the Times reporter as to what action
he would take, and he replied chat he con.
sidered the whole matter too ridiculous Il
notice, and that he did not consider 1t worth
his while to even think about it.
The subordinate officers at the house Of
correction, il is said, will also bring suits fol
damages. ,.r
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the HoarH cole an EQuArpss

Are not more widely ~distinctthan the stand
ard tonic, stimulant and alternative, Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, and the cheap and
fiery local bitters which INSCRIPTIONS ven.
dors foist upon the unxary as nedicatsd
Preparations with remedial properties. The
inter are usually eouposed iu3.Ae main of
half rscti6sd alcoholic sxaitanfA. with some
x.etohsd drug combined TO disguise their
fsAl benavor and are perfectly ruinoaa y
= cssa. q the stomach: H1as.tsr'. Bit
ssis, on the coltrary. be. fNr iSlslbiais ehoics
spirits Of absolyte purity, sana-thin 10 modi
ia I'd combined With. msdcipl extract
Of rare excellence and--1otanloal origin
which both ihvigorats-Od Evesula,eI thi
bowels stomach and liver. They eject
naicaIchanss in The l1lsrdered phylica
Scouomy, which 10 manifested b . speedy
Improvement in the general hsaaA.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28

A college professor once said that che
who expects TO rate high in his class, must
not expectorate on the floor" Much oflthe
hawking and splitting was, no doubt,
caused by catarrh, which the professor
knew could be readily cured BY the use Of
a few bottles of DR.. Sage'e Catarrh Remedy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28

Chew Jackson's best Sweet NAVY Tobacco
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ORGANISE y 3 5 : IS. s : Ksss T ssssi!:.
- 1.M ainut Case. warranted 9 years.
Stool and Book, only S00. Newt Oct. Pianos Stool.
Cover, and Book. only Si43.76 Latest illustrated
Newspaper sent free. Address DANIEL 3. BEATTY,
Washington, 4. Il
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Ths place to got your mossy's worta
y ths Tivoli saloon, Shsfs sycs aod TIL
10 cooless Milwaukee, Lager Beer on
dmught,and . fine free lHoch every morn
ing from . 10 IL 80. A, NJ, and Saturds,
] uiehss from . TO II 80. p. N.