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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-07

-.os Is HGsteiter's StOu rh BIT
H.. u2a-grip;uE vegetable laNi-
the rdsping eathartiCs inyeute I
+ Par celsius. PcoP'e who have
Hbit Of using blue pm, ctlmnl ~,
and : IHgs and cheap nJ7irlns tor ca1-
stipatl d. slcold abandon such hurtfui and ut;-
less medicines. aud Substitute for them ttt3
pleasant ami gentl: apsrient, whlch not on
nrOdEcps the pIreatiFe effect naturally, ont.
also strengthens While IL TegIiltes the bJSe..,
stomach aud liver. It moreover cures AMI p'
vents Intermittent aud reinittelf levers, g1u,.
rheumatism, debility and urinary troubles.
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SURVEYOR,
BEAT OFFICERS.

r NJ Redmond was nominated by ac-
c,mation.
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Secretary Board of Trustees,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22

$1,000 On 70 R dSys Investment 3sss 800
Proportional returns every week on Stock Options OF
$50 $50 500 $500 Address,
r. POTTER WIGHT Il CO., Bankers 81 Wall St,
Ny,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22

Headache, Pain in the shoulders, Cough, Dizzi.
ness, Sour stomach Ernptons, Bad Taste in th9
Mouth, Palpitation Of the Heart Pain in the re.
gion of the Kidneys and thousand other painful
symptoms, are the ohsprings Of Dyspepsia.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-22
The Cairo Prices Current
Office Washington Avenue,
Corner Twelfth Street,
lCornerTwelnh Street,

THE CAIRO 7G!ces.CuREEST is published every
Tuesday and Friday from he Office of TIE CAmo
BULLETIN, sr1 Is Intended . give true report Of
the condition u the market Oh day Of publication,
aid the publisher trusts that full and complete
quotation, win be given by the business men Of the
city.
TERHs.-Oue cen, per copy On all orders Of
- OF more, Of same date, the Subscribers name
will he printed without extra charge. Orders for
extra copies must be received by 10 o'clock NJ.
On dGY o: publication.
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DUPLICATION NoTICE-cHANcERY.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Circuit court Of Alexander
COUNTY or ALEXANDER, county, September term,
"A. D. 1879.
William Tweed Parker
vs.
Elizabeth Tinker, William on bill FIR partition,
Linker Dyas =. Parker, JoGe
Parker, Robert II Cunning.
ham, Lllzle K Hughes
Affidavit Of the non residence OF Elizabeth Tinker
William Tinker. Dyas +. Parker, Of the the defend.
ants above named, having been fled IN The Office Of
the clerk OF said circuit court of Alexander county
notice is hereby given to the said nonresident de.
fendsnts that the complainant has filed his bill Of
complaint in said court on The ehancery side thereof
on the 10Th day of July. A. D. 1879 Now, therefore,
unless You, the said Elizabeth Tinker, William
Tinker, Dyas r Parker shall personally be and ap.
pear before The said circuit court of Alexander
county on the first day Of the next term thereof TO
be holden at the court house IN the city of Cairo,
in said county, ON the 18th day Of September, A. d
1879 and plead, answer or demur 10 the said com
panants bill Of complaint the same and the mat
tiers and things therein charged ana stated Will be
taken as confessed. and decree entered against
YOU according to the prayer of said bill,
JOHN A. REEVE, Clerk,
GREEN ,S GILBERT, Complainant Solicitors
July 18th, 1879
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TRUSTEES SALE,

l.
Whereas, Christian Hsnny ard Ursula v Hsnny,
by their trust deed bearing date the liih day Of
April, A, D. 1873, aud GnY recorded IN the record.
ers ONCE OF Alexander county, Illinois, in book of
deeds on pages l35 and 6, did grant, bargain and
sell TO the undersigned Horace Wardner, in trust
lor the uses and purposes therein expressed, the
i'Howing described real estate, to-wit: Lot num-
Dered one ~ in block numbered Wenty-six (26) in
inc city of Cairo comfy OF Alexander aud state of
llan9is' to secure the payment OF q
i've thousand dollars s5ccO of even
date with said deed, payable three years after the
date thereof. to Horace Wardner as guardian for
Nina Jorgonson, minor. or order with interest
rom GATE az the rate OF ten per cent per annnin-a
terest payable semiGnunaly aud whereas we
principal of said note, amounting 20 hyo thousand
dollars, and the sum of two hundred and sixty
three and 6Ol00 dollars interest thereon, is due al
me GATE of this notice and unpaid, aud whereas
lhe holder OF said note has called upon the amer,
signed TO sell the said premises 10 satisfy tue SAID
dent and interest, together with the costs attend
ing the execution of said trus. Now lhgreioTe;
trust and npprsuancc with the provisions Ihe'o'
Of, will on
FRIDAY THE 10th DAY OF SEPTEMBER
4. ID. 1879,
at the hour Of o'clock, p NJ, Of sald day at the
court house door, IN the city OF Caro- N the county
Of Alexander, state of Illinois, proceed 10 sell, by
public vendue. 10 the highest bidder for cash, said
lot numbered ono a. In block numbered twenty
elk (.6l, in the city Of Cairo, county OF Alexander
demption and homestead exemption OF the sad
Christian Hanny and Ursula V. Fanny TIE pur-
chaser viii be entitled 10 deed.
Dated August II, 1879.
samuel J.. Wheeler atty for trustee
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The Market.
THURSDAY Ev'Ne, August 81, 1873

THURSDAY Ey'NG, August 81, 1879.
The weather is very warm and clear.
Business Is very quiet and dull with
prospect Of remaining so for several
weeks to come, or until the fall trade
opens.
Correspondents will notice an advance
in rates 10 Vicksburg and New Orleans,
This change is made because boats are com.
PEELED TO come up light under quarantine
restrictions and must have q rate down
correspondingly heavy to keep up the bal.
ance,
FLOUR-Stocks are heavy and the de-
mand light all round.
HAY-Receipts are fair and the demand
limited. Transactions are light, but prices
remain as last quoted
CORN--The movement is very small.
OATS-Nothing doing,
MEAL-Dull and somewhat ovcrstocked
BRAN-Weak and unsettled.
BUTTER-Choice is scarce and in some
request. Common is overstocked and dull.
EGGS Scarce and higher, Receipts, to-
day, would sell for l21s cents per dozen.
CHICKENS-Steady and in fair de-
mand
GRAPES-Sell readily on arrival.
TOBACCO-steady, firm and unchanged,
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Z
Public notice is hereby given TO Herman Levy
that on the 18TH day OF July, \, D. 1879 Henry
Wei. sued ont Of the circuit court Of Alexander
county Illinois, VIII OF attachment against the
estate OF the said Herman Levy, for Sj9 20. return
able on the third Monday of September 1879. 10 a
term Of said corr; then 10 be holden in the city of
Cairo. in sale county and state WHICH writ OF at
said city Of Cairo. Now, unless the said Herman
Levy shall appear, give bail and plead within the
time limited for his appearance in such case, judg
ment viii be entered and the estate so attached
will be sold JOHN 4. REEVE,
Cairo. H., Angus; it'll, leo. Circuit Clerk.
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CHEESE.

lhoice .............,........................5G6
,feah'' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Sales and Quotations.
NOTR.-The prices here given are for sales from
fret hands in round lots. An advance is
charged for broken lots IN filling orders.
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LECiAL.
A ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

Public notice is hereby given TO E. Rocks that on
the lgth day OF Msy, I>,9 Z Il. Woodward sued oUt
OF the Circnit Court OF Alexander county. Illinois,
writ Of attachment against the estate or Rocks
TENDER, l,79, to & term Of said court then 70 be
holden il the city OF Cairo, in said county and
state which writ Of attachment has been levied
upon LOT Of merchandise, Now unless E. ROOFS
limited ior bis appearance in such case, Judgment
will he entered and the estGie 30 attached
Will he sold JOHN 4 REEVE,
Cairo, H.. August III, 1870 Circuit Clerk.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

Question: the name of Tilman Hawurth
frequently mentioned in your columns in connection
with buying up large quantities of land tax-tites
and transferring them for astonshingly small sums
of money. Win you please inform me, If you can,
who this Tlman Haworth is, and at what post-ofHce
may address him = TAX PAYER
Aas-Tilman Haworth, from this best information
We can obtain, is a very remarkable man-"one that
you read about" the saying is. but seldom see.
Man is said to be made of clay, or Of dust of the
earth but Tilman Haworth is not made of that ma
teria neither is he flesh, blood, and the other ct
ceteras. His name is somewhat hint Of what he is
made of. Have You ever heard Of "a man Of straw r.
Well, very likely Tilman Haworth is man of straw.
You see money invested in tax-tites drawing so per
cent interest from the poor landowner who is not
able to pay his taxes, is taxable in Kansas. But
they must find before they can tax him, as
money is usually taxable where the owner of it re-
sides. Now, if Tilman Haworth, and several other
large dealers in taxtitles, cannot be found their
money cannot be taxed. And if all their buying
and selling is done by attorney, they draw their
legazed usury. and escape taxation, while the over
hardened taxpayer, who already sees his land in
the clutches of Tilnan Haworth, has an additional
burden socked to him, to make up the deficiency
THIS may seem hard but as long our laws per
nit the money-lender and spcculator to escape q
just share of taxes by heightened perjury and the
employment of men of straw this will be done, and
the men of moderate means, whose possessions are
in sight must bear the burdens of taxation.
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BRESSER, DoNIPHAS Co., X

Mr. EDrroR:-As there have been many differ
ent tales of the young man who crushed by the
train, want to make the straight story of it, and
will do This young man was man of good
character, and was never without friend. He was
going to Troy to take out his marriage license aud
expected to be married the following Friday 1t
cold that he did not like to ride horse, and
concluded to go upon the train. The train run
ming, We suppose, about twenty miles an hour. In
his trying to get on, he missed his footing, and WAS
thrown between two freight cars, and was run over
by two trucks only. William 7. Hanlon witnessed
this all and was going to Troy with him. The pa
rents of this boy the doctors for his death.
To see their boy put under the influence of the NOR
phine before any reaction-such doctors! Hell is
too good for such outfit Ashmead and Dins-
more. Reeder wns not so much to blame; the other
two pukes overruled him. No ina CINE how
they butchered this man. We saw them take chunks
of flesh out of his leg, and throw them in the
of the house. A man trimming hogs ham would
do it carefully than Ashmcad and Dinsmore.
FRIEND.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

Spring work on the farm has begun in earnest.
There will be considerable spring wheat and some
barley put in in this section, this Fall wheat
never looked better, for the time of year.
Mr.. McCrum has moved his Troy Junction ware
house his farm. North Of the school house, TO be
used for barn. Also, his stock scales will be set up
in connection with the barn, which will he great
benefit to the ncighborhood.
We are to have Summer school here. We under
stand Miss Anna Lloyd will be the teacher.
Rev. Bowman preached his last sermon at this
place, the 9Th inst. We say, for one, that he
has labored faithfully to induce to choose the
better part. but there have not been many embarked
in the old Ship of Zion lately. at this point Now,
think, others do that few practical, everyday
Christians in a community would be a great help to
the minister, in his labors.
Clod-Hopper appears to think we should get up
sensation. Now, how We. when every thing is
lovely! JOB.
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Total,


Nothing unusual TRANSPORTING.
We are again blessed with pleasant weather, and
excellent roads,
There are a few cases of chls and fever still ex-
isting but generally speaking the health of the
munity is very good.
The work on the dykes is at last completed. and
every thing has resumed its quiet mood. We are in
hopes that the work will prove a success.
Some excitement prevails in regard to Leadville.
Several of our citizens contemplate a trip to that
place, ere long.
John Abbott has removed his, family to Elwood
He is going tour to the mountains We hope he
will be successful.
Friday night last, an oyster supper was given at
Mr.. Skidmores for the benefit of the Rev. Hoffman.
Mr. Henry Stein has removed his family from FL
wood to st. joe We very sorry to loose such an
estnable citizen he lisa good qualities, and
is highly esteemed by all who know him.
We noticed Judge Steele in City, few days
ago; also the County Surveyor, Mr.. Corbusier.
They on business relative to road recent
~ surveyed and viewed
The white school closed its Fall and Winter term,
Thursday, February 9th, for a vacation of one
month. Mr.. westfall has proven himself equal to
the occasion, having conducted the school with
questionable satisfaction both to the pupils and pat
rons The School Board retain lin as teacher of the
Spring term.
John X. Stone met with quite accident, II few
days ago. He was at work on the ripraps. the
edge of the water. They were dropping the rock on
the brush, when large boulder struck him on the
hand with force of about IA twenty foot roll. Some
bones were broken, but with the assistance of DIR.
Winfrey, the wound dressed. and John is now
getting along very well.
y. II. Porter has recently removed bis family from
this vicinity, to try the merits of the soil of Nebras
ka.
City Marshal Stone took colored gent from this
place, few days ago, to your city, for safe keeping
Hope you will take good care of him.
DEMOSD.
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IN and About Dsniphan.

Weather beautiful Buds on trees have eommene'
ed to swell Considerable blowing DONE
Look out for mad dogs a strange dog. one that
was rabid. was killed near our place. afew days ago
Several persons as well as ourself saw it have sew
erl fits, and bite at Objects frothns at the mouth
There are great many dogs in town, that no doubt
have been bitten AMI 1t would be well 10 ioox out
1t speaks Well for town when every house is oe-
eupied' and there IS demand Tor more TO rent ana
cant be had. As last as persons leave town' others
are coming H. We wouid say that more demands
have been nae, this SPRING thah Tor the last Ten
years. httie enterprise IN 'he way Oh ouii"ihs'
~ouia perhaps give ne" existence 70 our o"r..
Inc sehooi BOARD conid secure tne oiock Oh io's
south Oh the puoIie senoo' house' what "eau.i'"'
PARK ana spienna a'''niioh u ~oai" MAKE. men,
10 nave trees anu grass Pah'ea anu sown' III Tic en-
'efPHsc III 'nat a'reeu"n "ouiu A"u W 'ne ''iue anu
appearances thousands ., uc'''rs
Leu us M'Ae up .n's SPrins' anu "e'"''! our res-
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Trlbuse os Respeca.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God, in His wisdom, to
remove from our number Brother Christ. Glaman,
member Of this Lodge; and whereas, We as individ-
uals, and as a Lodge. feel deeply the loss OF our
brother, We deem it appropriate to give some ex-
preston to our feelings: Therefore, be it
Resolred, That in the loss of brother Glaman, this
Lodge has lost useful member, society an honest,
upnght, industrious and valuable citizen, and his
family kind and afectiOnate husband; and that
hereby tender to the widow of the deceased, our
heartfelt sympathy.
Resolred, That copy of these resolutions be pre-
sented by the Secretary Of this Lodge to the widow
of deceased brother. and also copy to the Troy
Chief. for publication.
ss.W. s s,s.aaz, Committee.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

VARIETY THE SPICE OF LIFE.-There is nothing
that clearly attests the originality and versatile
genius of the men who first settled explored Kan
sas the choice variety of bestowed especial
~ upon her water-courses For instance, in the
northern part of Brown County there is a Walnut
Creek, and in the southern part Of the County, run
ming into jackson County, is another Walnut Creek;
and in the Eastern part of Donphan County is
Walnut Creek; and in the Eastern part of Atchison
County is a Walnut Creek-all these four Walnut
Creeks in small corner of the State. Then, there
is Walnut Greek in Butler County, aud we don't
know how many more Walnut Greeks in other parts
Of the State. The number Of Wolf Greeks, Raccoon
Creeks Cedar Creeks ETC., especially large. Could
not the list of that may be lawfully given to
creeks be somewhat enlarged and few new names
introduced, that that there may be n slight relief
from this dreadful monotony of repetition.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

~ Franklin Babcock says that lie would like it
very much if those persons who are eavesdropping
and watching around his premises, would keep as
far away as would be consistent with thorough per
formanoe of that sort Of business. He says there
have been SO many burglsres, of late that he might
perhaps disturb persons whom he would let alone, if
there were any way for him to ascertain that they
were only engaged in the harmless occupation of
eayesdroppng.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13
Man with all hi. endow ments is in many thing.

- Man with all his endowments is in many things
most foolish he will give all that he hath for his life
but is reckless and Indifferent TO his health. He will
grapple thief who steals his purse, yet will daily
with n cough and cold and finally go into consump-
ton, when such remedy Eilert's Extract Of
Tar and Wild Cherry can be easily obtained II per-
forms rapid cures, gains friends at every trial. and is
invaluable in bronchial and lung diseases. 1t is q
safeguard for ALL from the babe to venerable age. and
health viii he restored by its timely use. No family
that has used it will be without it. Sold by c. b.
Birkford 4 Co. and ID. C. Sinclair Troy; Aug Miller,
Mafhenn.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13
THE ONLY WAY.

The only way to catarrh is by the use of q
cleansing and healing lotion applied to the infsmed
and diseased membrane. Snnffs and fumigators,
while affording temporary relief irritate the affected
parts, and excite a more extended inflammation. Be-
sides, outward applications alone can cure ca
tarrh. The disease originates in Initiated state of
the blood. and thorough alternative of treat
Sage's Catarrh Kennedy has loug been known as an
efficient standard remedy for this disease, hut to in
radical and permanent j; should he used
covery the best vesetabl. Alternative yet discovered
The Discovery cleanses the Initiated blood while the
Catsrrh Remedy allays the inflammation and heals
the diseased tissues.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13
II Flows and Cultivators at Leland's,
at st. Joe and AtchisOn prices.

" The will of the late DIR. ] C. Aver, of Lowell
will cost the estate something, by the time it goes
through all the legal processes. He owned land in
a large number of Kansas Counties, well as in
nearly all the Western States. The WILL with GER
tifcates and notices connected must he recorded in
the Probate Court of every County in which he own
ed property. All this matter contains from $1,000 to
5000 words, and costs from SIS to SIS in every
Court in which it is recorded. Or. Aver owned q
number of tracts of land in Doniphan County, and
the document has just been entered in the records Of
the Probate Court of this County.
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Prentis at Severance.

We should correct o slight error in date. in our
last weeks notice of Noble l.. Prcntis' forthcoming
lecture Mt Severance. We made it the 18TH II
should have read,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. MARCH 18th.
1t was also thought that the lecture would be upon
France, Switzerland and Belgium; but now
state that it will be his celebrated lecture upon Eng
land, Scotland and Ireland. As there great
many citizens in the western part Of the County from
these countries lecture upon their native land will
be more welcome than the other.
Let Mr.. Prentis have full house, as his audience
will be treated to feast Of graphic description gen.
uine humor, and true eloquent.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

~ cooperative store was started at Hawatha,
by the Changers of Brown County, several years ago
We it stated that the stockholders, becoming dis
satisfied caused investigation to be made, which
revealed the fact that the manager had got away
with all the assets except about 5000 worth of unsafe
able goods, and that he had been selling at much
larger profit than the rascally non-Granger mer-
chants in town. But this all done in the of
Reform and middle-rnen derived no advantage
from il,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

tP- We stated, last week, upon information that
had been given us, that Mr.. Rose had quit the Troy
schools in order to goto work on his farm. We have
since been informed that he did not give up the po-
stion, but the change made by the School Board
on brief notice to him. The reasons for the change
We have not learned. Mr.. Rose says that he will
not farm but has accepted position the railroad
under Ed. Reese.
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business is Business!

az, parties owing the undersigned, will please call
Sad settle as shall refuse crrdt those not doing
50, ga aIe after date.
Feb. 2. 20. ID. c. SINCLAIR.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and inds-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, carly decay,
loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
discovered by missionary in South America.
Send sclfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. IxMAN, Station d, Bible House, Ger York City.
I6janiy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

~ On Sunday, man named Joseph +. Mahan,
at Elwood attempted suicide, by stabbing himself
with Knife. He and his wife had parted, come time
ago. and he had come back, wanting to make up,
and live with her again. which she refused, whcreup
ON he made the attempt upon his life. The wound,
We learn. Is NOT fatal.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13
q. TX. ElOuI.

We wish to Introduce 80. X. Flour" into
every town in Douiphan County. 1t is made from
select winter wheat, and warranted to be rst-class
IN every particular. 1t is equal to the best ever
manufactured in Doniphan County.
NCvAY & yASDERsIIcE,
Iowa Point Mills.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

IP- The tax-books for the ensuing year have been
received ut the County Clerks Office. They from
Dodsworth & Co., of Leavenworth, and are the best
set Of books the County has had in . long time.
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state scheel ru.a.

Tho March dividend of the State School Fund has
been received at the County Treasury, and is now
ready for disbursement the orders Of the County
Superintendent. The several School Districts
entitled to amounts as follows:
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

I-F~For every ache. pain and bruise on man o.
beast Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Liniment is tn
Balm Sold by C. D. Bickford e. Co. and d. c. Sinclair
Troy; Aus. Miller, Wathena.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-13

P~ John H. TIT, of White Cloud, was in town,
Tuesday. II we wanted to initiate the Atchison
Globe We would say he is the man who used to jerk
John Enoch bald-headed for snckering during grace
at the table, but We not exactly clear as to the
facts