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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19
DENTON
DENTON, DEC. 18th, 1850.

n. DENTON, DEC. 18th, 1880.
Independence Of the Herald.
Aeputy City Marshal Weldon closely EUR
se' an offender Of the law to PHO. Point, l6
Me north Of here, Wednesday night bus
TrNnod next morning without his msn.
ry owns can boast Of n more daring and
mNnsselt otfcsr than is "Pata Weldon"
IPis now quite demand for towa lots,
oogor business houses and residence pur.
pOs'and prices have not as yet advanced
20 = as it Was supposed they would in
T1ono'ance Of the arrival of the lailrosd.
IVY k buildings age now going up, sad
80 SUI lumber can be obtained here it is
tnousnn,At quite number OF frame build
ings Mnn erected. Lota in the vicinity Of
tne usPS' u doubtless soon take jump in
piic0A' w Notwithstanding very little is said,
ygt I'eAl is being thought by men
T Tno "'0 with an eye to busness,-
Out r;apts are anticipating a
hNs.y ULit 80. trade and judging from the
ls'se anu 'A,lly arranged stocks OF goods
lney c"L'y on oNuld correctly conclude TINT
I1oy S Mo,, IN NJ Ike and enterprlsing.--
Miss toil'o ~ of Evansville, Indiana,
IS TisiNng ioi.' here. Miss SUE Carroll,
OF M'ssoGLl, - on o visit to Denton.
SscleVy cl'olc, ! aro little agilatea over
cur most popuIa,ino nhyoisisrs Int 70
whom sIa tuooA ate 0f the cOntompls-
iel Wsuuii'S uar9rtsr has not been able
to ascertain ,scy house MSS changed
hrnos' W. veil is thc lessee.
Dt"nun- uI.y' for 80 many years
locked att.r W" =, Of her guests with
such mo'noLy ~. is now living with
h>r dausa'ef, Alr',ttie Withers, of this
Glty;----ooule III III being shipped to
DAllAs over .no - Wichita railroad.
We n ed cotton buyNA f.rmor left for
Gainesville to day wItIbslsf of cotton said
would realize half a nanrd moro
there tnah III Dsils0 !; hing Inconsistent
Texas Express company Ioon establish
an office hara.--Theo hsr, of tho
Cumberland PrasbyterlTrcb ,urnri,od
their pastor Rav. Mr.. Gt last cyspino
by proceeding to his res A.snd carving
with then large qusntlt- royisionS snd
numerous other presents, lirc a sDlen.
ala suit Of clothes for tnat man all Z
which was donated to MN <on Of THAR
regsri for him, and to snow appracia-
tion of his Aeryices here our p,osont
wear. Hs ia justly very POI a misi:-
ter. Inc TRAM iio" our hours
late last night .n.--
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MATTERS BY NAIL.
F0RP weaTw
Correspondence Q, the Herald.

Correspondence o; the Herald.
FoRT Worm, Dec. l7th. lsso
The trains FROM the east continue "a briro
scores ct new comeEl 10 the Fur.. M
welcome them TO this rhoica spot ofour msnv
years Wandsrisgs aHd would simply pav. i
thsre is Will there !, pay for oil TO eucre.,
here IN preference to any city we know %
Many WORKINGS arc busy trying n
complete the buileiEg "a the corner of Main
and Weatherford strests BY Christmas.----
As property is twice az valuable as Il va,
few months ago, p6op,o are building snd
making their houses ard homes much moe
comfortable sud besutiful,-Tbs wat b,II
OF the vacant block between Tarlor
aRd Lamar and Sixth and Ssysntb
streets was bought yesterday for S1,l0l cash
by Col w. q. Young and Mr. Tbom,s
JehnSSa.--Rsv. DR.. George, of Lexington
Kentucky, has arrived as pastor of tina Pres
byterisn church of this city. .thsWs on
charge of robbery, was tried Yesterday he.
fore Justice MoCluAg, and in dsfault of sam
bail went to jaiL--GsnerGl DODGE Ana
party returned to this city yesterday morn.
ing and are busy on railroad affairs
B. L.. Orrick allowed a stra1gAr
TO ride ON the,same seat in his wagon yesssr.
day, and afterwards found thSt bis pocket.
book containing 500 had been Slipped ont
of side pocket-ToAey McCaiierty, on
a charge of robbery last fall, in default Of
500 bail yesterday went to jail.-G. A,
Watts, E'q, left to-day for Nc.
Kinney, on professional business.
Our streets are full of the stir of business
The weather continues ever so nice
A lot has recently been bought near the de-
pot to establish marble works A centIs-
maa by the name of Walsh, from Arliagton
was robbed of$l5 50last night-The SAW
and hammer are heard all through the citv.
blessed is the peasant who owns ais own
home, for lots and rents are high and sill
upward. Tho gs0d name Of the Wgyerlv
House has extended fsr and near
and tho patronage is increasno.
The question az to where the Texas Exten.
sion Of the MissourPNcifc will cross ,hemein
line of the Texas and Pacific here. has hear
something no man could fad out This
question 10 now solved, as the fnal SURVEYS
sre made Tbe lineruns nearly due north
from the west side VI the Texas md Paci6c
water pond some 600 feet east Of the prssent
depot, thence north, paseigg the city limits
at the esst end Of Belknap irset and thence
INTO the valley little cas-! of the new
bridge on Denton road'-No city in Texas
can bon't Of more orderly, genJaal saloon
than.thAt of. tho genial Chris. Rinteman,
known as the Local Option" and situated
at the foot Of Main street, near the depot.
Passengers always 50 thero for first class
liquid rslreihments, and ons of those motor,
lousy good Railway Improvement cigars.
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az, vice dictator; Jas. S, Chsdlick. assistant
Dictator Fred Scheme ping, reporters ii q
O,vsrsksE huanoisl reporter; w. h. Chad.
qleS, treasurer j. Il. Jubs,t chaplain: John
Il Rudy, guide; James j. Emerson. ppardiap.
d. j. SIrSin, sen.ns; Il. Vessel W, L. Ma,
roner, d q. Oyeraksr trustees; w. L. Ma.
rToneN representative grand lodge; j. ].
o'rAln, alternate 10 grand l0dge.--Cotton
Is conlug in ~ the rate OF df,y bales Der day
an selling from y to lO}c,-Mrs' w. ii.
Uaaddick disd Monday evening, o pneumo.
ma ma, aud lesyes husband and several chill.
uen' besides many friends, to mourn her losi.
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sLEBUEHE.

Co,r,sponaence of the Herald
Oo''>si CLEBuasi ,
wbilo YOUR many friends hi no,
..,, w ~ caviI. yst thoy occasion, o nv.
$3.50 go" over the too frequent mistU az
DELAYS OF tho daily HERALD =. mss
Uovr pspsr arrives here tnree V po avs |
s nj sjica.ion--ofton times toG9'b |
a'9s ~ w. yncsiyo two or three ana w.
sor,o .' ~ tss same mail. | 30 nov.
' 's"s ,t;rjbuts this aisjointed STATE Oh
20 .f Any NV n' Sss,jbls we would much raw
tnln lg,a nj ,rrivais. l do rot knew
Ter rsSu.I ",N.r TO me that tho h
m ~n"St to bs read in olsOurAs ~ iu' !,
ousHS y, tse day Of issuance, SLa = =
lng b Vi about such result, | 'a .,sr,
caN o,.S hat your pitrons Will s'sn
s anS III. number will also in nor co-.,
and .n On DELAYS, must Noto the co s1,l
WIZ WIZ by all our merchants on n ~, y
m n, r.,iing goods on time. l KNOW now :. y
not gs ,n. IA left ST. Louis month u
e en, thew are rot here, macn 70 10, ' DIR,
s sucs Of ,hs retail dealer ana M, mt ,
ant NJ Ihi, Is me season may +.
cuaton.. ,sr orders goods unless no
en'n' NJ. se if they arc delayed, MS . 20.
th Srs Az, ..5 diss.isfl.d. Let the pos pos.
d ,;.. IN. ~" railway mon ractify y, nv, 81
and show that they arc virtually os sty s.
Of b., pdsgs: sroasd, nd , assng S .
attract . large and As1i 4T' S SjyrI elori
." on,Ion oicking On the jump
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PLANO.

Correspondence VI "" pIAso, DC, 49, 1850,
III. osr s,s, ,.an 4 III L. si < i II, I
ssr' d 53T r R. A, Sale, dictator d. u A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

The ladies of the Congregational church
VIII glvea fair and oyster supper on Tuesday
evening, December 81, at the old bank build.
ing one door west of Works livery stable,
on Main street. This will afford an excel
lent opportunity 10 purchase holiday pres
ents, and At the same time to help the SO.
clety which has just commenced tho erection
OF a new building, and is in need of all the
help they can secure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

DolSnGns, DOImans
from 50 OOto S55 cost L. Bauman's, SO6 Elm
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19
Fair and Oyster Supp0r

Ihe finest collection of new year cards il
thecity at the HERALD Office.
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-NBW-

We are now prepared TO supply the trade
with tho Celebrated Francis Whitaker Star
Ham, canyassed and uucanyasscd, and we
caution buyers to see that all Hams they buy
have the "StGr" burnt on the skin OF each ham
iftbey want TO enjoy good living. wholesalod
by McEhNIs &KEACH,
COMMISSION MERCH ANTE,
s01 fglut pfraat n.1tos
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

Thirty, count them thirty-Thirty success.
full candidates in North Texas run the race,
wearing the Hunstable boot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

STON oALE-Uwng 10 IA Meath / onor Tor
4 sale the Fulton Market Geetauraltj good
sJAnd ana al necessary apparatus FOR cor
Quoting hIst-class restaurant. II. NJ.
Saunders.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

ttu.t.,ALE -- Two choices Rrms, situated in
L the rich prairie Coun Try, about ten miles
north ftOm Dlll9 e, five miles west of Richard
son, on the s.. & 7 O. Railroad, ard Jour miles
east Of Farmers Branch Siptdn, ON the -. 4
W. Railroad. one Of 2G1 acres and the other
OF go acres, mostly IA cultivation, and " acres
Of timber, lying about i've mics southwest ON
the Trinity river. a great bargain, ia offered
IN both places Inquire Of Jones q Murphy,
land agents O0ce M 100 Main st., Dallas Tex.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

t1OI IsENr-Ihe upuor portion OF brick
Z buildi q over my store, 702 Elm street,
corner of POydras street. Possession January
lst. Apply 10 NJ WoOt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

NOH KENN--InG bennett nike mouse, in rear
r of John Potts grocery store, In front of
Pacific depot. For particulars, Inquire Of
John Browning, 1857 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

pG so tAL
YnICLAN.

,sHYAlClAH AND SURGEON NOR.
4. TON, 0iN0o, IN hrti ueiloAd bong huilG.
-. Reidenoe, San Jaeinto at, near Leon
,rd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

sTOk hEEr 49, the property known as Oh
L European House, No 1925 Main street,
we'll furnished, containing fourteen rooms.
tnquire at 1857 Elm street, John browning,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

EOE SAiE.-A large frame building Occu
l. pied by Works'stable on Elm street, fac
the same within ten days after purchase.
Apply 70 Richard OHM. GllS Main street.
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FOR RENT.

ETOR RENI-A new two.stoIy house CON
II tanning six rooms: cistern and city water
va the premises. and near to business. Apply
go Frank Wheat, 7O7 Main street.
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1ISOA SALG-Twguty. four business lots on
4 ln street, asst Dallas, at a goat bar
x in. Csl tOuce AZ Park Bros, 1856 Vim St.
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EoRsALE-A nice house ana OF Oh 1hs
Il north corner OF Mastsn and Mckinney
stro Is, price reasonable. The house is new
and situated ia a. desirable location; no better
Va lhs cityi the lot is large ART has good sta
sits. watGf, etc. Call, after four O'Clock, at
the htuss for further Information,
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NJ CTlCt-Iha heaviest o,nlo.t. 81 ,,eIi as
- t0e nresJ Quits quiue Beautifully. St
~ cents per sFVui. Address QuiltOr, o. cali at
4Ol Jackson street, OgiHa
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TWENTY 'l'.l,.l -FIvs CyNT COLUMN.


q, u4i,A - 6dror. s0nenfs Rias be handod
io'e our business rflco mp tosp. m
sSl it,o tbe comprising taom upt6la. m.
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1IasCRl.I.ANrnnN wANTa.

NJ ANfEp--A situation hy a st,,dy. se6sr
w yoWts man. Anything 20 iaaEn an
n 'ns,i ltlaS K o. r. Address j n. IS.
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M ANTED-A man to do general work
w about house and garden, ind ,ake care
OF horses. Apply to Robert Ogden, grocer,
on Elm street.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-13

Probably very few persons who are ac-
customed to purchase and wear the knit
under-garments, technically and com
monty called "mereno," know that fully
one-half of all of the knit vests and draw
ers made in this country are mannfac-
tured exclusively from cotton, and that
where any wool is used, it only forms a
small proportion of the fabric. Manu-
facturers have bent their energies to max
ing cotton goods look like wooden, and
they have be9n SO successful the wearerS
of those under-garments, in many cases
have no idea that they are not Woolen. 1t
is said that as Il majority of customers
Judge by the appearance of the articles, it
is difficult to obtain any more money for
wooden than for the cotton ones. AT re-
liable shops the price will determine the
material. The cotton underwear is eX
cellent for those who do not wish to wear
Woolcn.
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wooden.

America and SONS other countries; OF
paper and various fabrics in China and
Japan: of wood in Holland and France
(Sabots); o dressed skin among the In
dans (moccasins). The Egyptians were
shoemakers in the time of Joseph and
Moses, and pictuaes in the tombs of The
bes and elsewhere, show the cobbler at
his bench boring leather sole with an
awl. MummieS have often been found
with shoes on their feet The product of
shoes manufactured by machinery in the
United States is over $40, 900, 900 annually.
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BUSINESS, PARTY AND CALLING CARDS
printed to order.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12

CORRECT YoUR FAULTS of digestion with
Hostctter's Stomach Bitters, medicine
which removes hatulcncc, heartburn, irreg-
ularity Of the bowels, poverty of the blood
and all shifting, harrassing, perp.cxing
symptoms Of dyspepsia, as well as their
cause. A conspicuous change in the ap
pcaraace as well as in the feelings Of those
who Use the Bitters takes place
as the distressing symptoms dis
appear, and the stomach, liver,
and bowels rcassume their function in
full force and activity The haggard ap-
pearancc of the countenance ana sallow-
ness Of dyspcptcs are supplanted by a
healthier look, and as the food is assim-
Hated, the body acquires substance. Ape
titc, without which food does comparative
y little good, is restored, and the nervous
system refreshed with much needed sIum-
Der, through the use of this medicine,
which is also beneficial to persons of
rheumatic tendency, and an incstimable
preventive Of fever and ague.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12
A VIRTUAL VICTORY,
PHILADELPHIA Press

When the predictions concerning tie
Harrisburg convention are compared with
the result, the contrast is ludicrous 1t
was called at an unusual time and on short
notice, with the ayowed purpose of making
a unanimous declaration of Pennsylvania
in favor Of third.term nomination Of Presl-
dent Grant 1t has wholly failed because
the people, touched in q most tender point
and reused by the dangers which the situa.
ton exposed, batilcd the wcll.laii plans.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12

II gives me pleasure to inform you that
tie ST, JACOBS OIL accomplished Il great
deal Of good in our county. A lady of my
acquaintance suffered with Rheumatism to
such an extent, that she lost the use of her
arm. and could not attend to her household
duties. She brought Il bottle of ST.. JAcoB's
OIL, aad was cured after applying the same
only few times. could mention hun
bred similar cases which have come to my
knowledge, B. SEN, South Adams, Mass
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12

\ D3wS lows MERCHANT having passed
several s,ccp,ess nights, disturbed by the
agonles and cries Of suffering child, and
becoming convinced that Mrs. Wiuslows
Soothing Syrup was just the article needed,
procured supply for the child On reach.
ing home aud acq0ainting his wife with
what he had done, she refused to have it
administered to the child as she was
strongly in favor Of homeopathy. That
night the child passed in suffering, and ,Ic
parents without sleep Returning home
the following day, the father found the baby
still, worse; and while contemplating an.
other ,lecpl,Ss nj bit, the mother stepped
from the room to attend TO some domestic
duties, and left the father with the Child.
during her absence he administered Il por.
ton Of tha Soothing Syrup 20 the baby amt
sad nothing That wight all hands slept
well, and tic little fellow 0wokc in the
morning bright and happy, The mother
was delighted with the sudden and wonder
iUI change and although at first offended
at the deception practiccd upon her. has
continued to use the Syrup, and suffering
crying babies and restless nights have dis.
appeared a single trial of the Syrup new.
cr yet failed to relieve the baby, and over
come the prcudiccs of the mother. Sold
by all druggists Twenty five cents q bot.
tip,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12

l. Your HAIR FALING Or TURNING
GEAY.-"LondoG Hair Color Rcstorcr," the
most clearly and delightful article ever in
troiucci to the American people. It Is
totally different from all Others. not sticky
or gummy, and free from all impure in
gradients that render many other prepare
tons obnoxious, 1t thickcns thin hair, re-
stores gray hair, gives it new life cures
dandruif, causing the hair to grow where it
has fallen oil or become thin, does not SOIL
or stain anything, and is 50 perfectly and
elegantly prepared as to make it a lasting
hair dressing and toilet luxury. London
Hair Color Rcstorer is sold by all druggists
At - cents bottle, or six bottles for 81
Principal Depot for United States, 330
North Sixth street. PHILADELPHIA.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12
DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Of tAe leading business houses whose advertise
me1t. may be found in THE BULLETIN
DRY GOODS,
0 pltlcr 4 co., Commercial avenue and Nine.
t'cutA street
Cha, Il. Stewart, Eighth street.
GROCERIES.
p.,u. 4 Bird, Washington avenue and Eighth
street
PHYSICIANS,
D.. j. II. Marcan; office, 40 Commercial avenue
DENTISTS
-, " G Jocelyn, Eighth near Commercial
D. z " Wht.ock - Commercial, avenue.
Liquors
Rob, smyrh, 40 60 Ohio Icyec
assurance
Il Il. Cln4c.. 80. - ONO igyec ,1p stairs
Equ.aure Life, Of Ngw York corner TwD.ilA ana
w'i5%. and Orphan. Mutual Aid Society, Seventh
puI Comm rc!ai Avenue
ATTOREEYS AT LAW.
4 tpsus. & IaAsltI. No. IL CCmmt.C.i, avenue
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MERCHANTS
ray.5.v Bro. pr3p,lg,or- Egyptian MILE
Ua.r rui-tIeWo0t X Moore So-. II ana IL
Commercial avenue
DRUGGISTS wuoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
Barclay Bros Onto l.yee and corner Eighth aud
Washington avenue.
BANE,
L..nu..r Cola'yBlas. -. and Commercial
Gig National, Ul,o s'y.
STEAMBOAT,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12
NEW SERIES--.NO. 1893.
KELLOGG.
Hlrlfnrl Hmm

The Republicans, previous to their losing
control OF the senate, investigated the case
OF Kellogg, Of Louisiana, who claimed a
seat in that body. The Republican majori
~ found that Kellogg was not legally elect
ca that that body which assumed to elect
him was not the legally constituted legisla-
ture of the state; and in short that he was
not entitled to seat, and the Republican
majority voted that he had no right to y
seat in that body But two years since, rs
the Republicans found they were to lose
controlot the senate, they reconsdcred tile
case and voted to admit Kellogg.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12
BESSEMER STEEL MONOPOLY.

The American mOnutNcturers,in lS70,rep.
resented to congress the helpless condition
Of their Infant industry and obtained a
law fixing u specific duty Of $?S per ton,
that being considered necessary to make
the duty on the new manufacture cores
pond with the general duty imposed on all
iron articles by the high tariff of the day.
The duty at the time was equal to about so
per cent; in 1876 1t was 8, per cent; in
1877 It was 9G per cent; and in 1873 and
up to June, 1870, it was equal to 100 per
cent. Steel rails were selling in Euglapd
in May Of 1870 at S23 per ton, and in this
country at $40 per ton, and at that price
our manufacturers were able topoy tie
Vulcan works $4,000 year to close ur.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12
Two ORGANS. REGULATE

Two ORGANs.-Rcguatc first the
stomach, second, the liver; especially the
first, so as to perform their functions per-
fcctly and you will remove at Ieas, nineteen
twentirtbS Ct all the ills that mankind is
heir to, in this or any other climate Hop
Bitters is the only thing that will give per
fcctly healthy natural action 10 these two
org0ns,--Manc Farmer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12
DIABOLlCAL OUTRAGE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. l0-Tuis morning
at 9 O'Clock the usher Of St. Peters Catho-
lie church, the largest in the city, situated
On Adams streets, within a square and q
half Of the police station, on entering the
clidcc founda young lady, Il years Of age,
about being rayishci by negro man, who
fled on the approach Of the usher. The
young lady had entered the church to say
her prayers, and while kneelng in suppl
cation was approached by the negro. who
had followed her and boldly attempted to
outrage her Her cries for help attracted
the attention of the usher, who went TO her
assistance in time to prevent the brute per.
pctrating his horrible design. The police
are searching for the negro.