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CANTON, o., March 9.-ChatleS BackenS
clerk In his fathers shoe store, CitCula'
ted report that Mrs, Ehmau, wife o.
John Ehman, Of Eighth street, was I'M
duly familiar with q lodgsr 10 her house
She heard II, and Saturday night attempt
ed 10 cowhide him, but failed. Last might
she met him on the street In front ot bill
fathers store, and pounded him In the
face with her iist until the blood flowed
Backens fetraotep the statements.
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CLEVELAND, March 9.-Two freight
trains on the Columbus and Cleveland
railway colllded to-day near Crestline.
Both the engines were wrecked and four.
teen care were derailed. Conductor Gross
and engineer MCGrath were slightly in.
jured. The track was blocked for some
hours.
Heimberger 4 Willowbys Touring mill
at Norwalk was destroyed before day light
this morning by supposed inCendlary fire.
Loss $40 900; insurance small.
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rhs ALLEGED walking Match,

New YoRK, March 9.-1n the Madison
Square Garden pedestrian race, at Z p. M,
the blackboard indicated 25sl miles for
Rowell, 25B; for Vaughan, and 24sl for
O'Leary. Rowell and Vaughan had 267s
miles TO their credit at 9 o'clock, 0'Leary 6
miles behind. Within the next hour
Vaughn and Rowell both added A miles
To their scores, making II still even Of 266
miles and 80 laps, and O'Leary, who was
then resting, had o. less than the. English.
man. 0'Leary had been off since $3.50
and was fast asleep. Rowell went of Tor O
sleep at 11:2O and O'Leary resppesred 2C
minutes later much refreshed.
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Dt,erimInntinr Detroit.

DErRtor, March o. Sara BsrnhardI
closed a two nights engagement here to-
night. Last evening the audinence wat
far from being large, the public evidently
kicking against the high prices. Thfl
evening the price Of tickets was reduced Il
81 and 32 and Bhe had crowded house,
but there has been no craze here. Fanny
Davenport has been playing here slmul
taneously, and has had double the attend
anCe OF BefnhardL
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MS oWN NEGLlaESCE.
Verdict Of the JUFy In the case Of EnEi.
heer FFeebufn.

wAsniSoroN, March 9.AAn inquest
was held over the body ol Hairy Free.
burn, the engineer Of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company, who died
from the injuries feCeived'in the recent
collision near Severn. Among the wit.
nesses was John Roy, The conductor Of the
extra train. During the examination he
said, "Fteebutn and 1 had orders read
over to Us twice BY the dispatcher In Bal
timore, and the accident was due 10 ouI
carlSesness. HAIRY IL dead now, and
alone am responsible" The jury. found
that Ffeebutn came To bis death by The
collision, which occurred through the
negligence Of said Ffeebuin, engineer
and John Roy, conductor, Of the south
bound train,
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PARKERsRURG.
Arm Amputated-FInEsr Cut or by a
BuEE Saw.

PARKERssuRG, March S.-Mr. Edward
Doney, who was run over by the tender
Of his locomotive few days ago and ter
ribly crushed, is still alive, but it became
apparent to his physiCians that one oil hif
arms must necessarily be amputated or be
would die. The operation was performed
yesterday successfully by amputating the
crushed arm at the shoulder. There Is now
hope OF his recovery.
A little boy named Guy Treadway, son
Of Ny. Lewis Treadxay, while playing in
bis hands come in contact with a buzz.
saw which cut ope Of his fingers off close
up to the knuckls and badly tore the re-
naming digets OF the same hand,
A fire broke out in the SweeIzar Oil Re,
iinery last niVht about II o'clock, destroy
ing about 500 worth ol oil.
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PORK PACKING.
nuslues" Done In the Llno at Cincinnati,

hHsiness Done In tue Line at CIneInnaII,
CINCINNATI, March GA detailed state.
ment Of pork packing In Cincinnati lor
the season, from November lst 10 March
lat, 1881, was made known to-day by CoI.
Sidney D. Maxwell, supintendent Of the
Chamber OF Commerce, Comparison Ia
made with previous seasons, showing a
decrease In the number Of hogs packed
this season Of u, III; decrease aggregate
oil gross weight is 2, l56,397 pounds; ave.
rage gross weight Is 2BS 81 pounds, show.
Ing an increase oi 260 pounds per hog
Y OO). For the past season the aggregate
yield ol lard showed an increase this sea.
son Of ,273,0 OLA pounds; average yield per
head showing an increase OF 8 20 pounds;
aggregate cost Of hogs this season $648, ,2SS;
an increase over the previous year OF
S25S,70l. Increase per 100 pounds
% l0l00 cents. Total number Of barrels
ot pork Of all kind produced 20, 500; q de-
crease OF 1924 barrels. The total propuc'
ton Of cut meats, green weight, was 60,
37O,Sl7 pounds, being decrease, as vom.
pared with last year, OF 28l, 1851 pounds
The production OF lard for two seasons,
are as follows; lSS0-sl, 6l,O09 tierces
100 barrels, 1858 kegs, 3,43b buckets
lS7O-S0, $3.50 tierCes, 12O barrels, ! l,2GE
kegs. 4'l24 buckets. The summer packing
OF 1880 showed decrease in the number o.
hogs packed Of 30,738 as compared with
1879,
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This Ia beyond Question the most suO.
cessitil Cough Medicine we have ever bold,
a lew doses invariably cure The worst Casei
ot Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while
lie wonderful success In the ctre Of Con
sumption is without a parallel in the his
tory Of medicine. Since its first discov
cry. has been sold on a guarantee. . Les
which no other medicine can stand. 1
you have q Cough we earnestly ask you L
Try II, Price 10 Cts, so cts. and 81 90. 1
your Lnngs are sore, Chest OF Back Lame
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price % Cts
Sold by Edward Booking and O, Moenke
moellef, Wheeling, W. va.
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Raise the Grade OF our diplomatic stand.

NEw York, March SIT is understood
that some interesting changes are in view
at the State Department at Washington.
1t Is felt that the United States does not
attract from abroad sufficiently high
grade Of diplomatic talent, Indeed, Wash.
inEton only ranks with Mexico al a step
above the republics Of South America. BY
raising all the representatives OF the
United States abroad to the rank OF En-
bassadors II is believed that more distln.
Ruished representatives Of foreign Coun-
tries will be sent here, to the advantage,
Of course, OF Washington.
1t Is also understood that some steps are
TO be taken looking toward intimate rela-
tions with Canada, II not for the present
Of political character, at least In the
direction OF commerce,
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Accident on the Baltimore q Potomac
Railroad.

BALTIMORE, March 0.-The train on the
Baltimore 4 Potomac railroad Tor this city
was wrecked by q washout near Winan's
Station, eight miles south Of Baltimore,
The outh.bound train passed over the
road few minutes before. The train con.
sisted Of baggage, two express, two com.
bination and two passenger cars. The
engine and tender, baggage and express
cars, and one combination car were
wrecked. The engine fell over and L.
MCKeever, fremen, was killed. No pas.
sengers were injured. The relief train
brought the passengers to the city. The
storm continues.
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treaty Between Enrlnpd and spalp,

LISBON, March 9.-The Chamber OIL
Deputies after seven days debate with
closed doors, adopted Lorenzo Marques
treaty with England. The treaty makes
no Cesslon ot territory to England, but
gives her the right Of way for con- merCial
and military purposes. England thus gains
access by Delagoa Bay 10 her South Airi.
can Colonies, which is an important com.
meroial and strategical advantage.
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WASHINGTON, March O.-Acting Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs, Indian Agent
Berry, and three Uncompaghre Ute
Chiefs held a conference to-day with Sec
retary Kirkwood at the Interior Depart.
ment in relation TO the selection OF lands
under the new treaty for the UnCom.
paghre Uutes. The Indians expressed the
desire to have the lands apportloned
them adapted 10 grazing and agricultural
purposes, and claimed that along the
Grand river where, under the new treaty,
they are 10 be located, there is not suttlc.
lent land OF this character. After the In.
dams had made known their wants the
conference adjourned 10 meet tomorrow,
when 1t is expected the Department will
be prepared TO offer them assurances that
In selecting the lands their wants will be
satisfied.
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THOSE FORqED DISPATCHES.


mlhrepteheutinB tuo GOnultIOuOI AmeFt
can PoFkers.
LONDON, March GA deputation repre-
sentlng the Liverpool provision trade,
which was present in the Commons when
the forged kilograms designed to cause the
Board Of Trade to take action against
American pork were received, consisted ol
Messrs. Hargreaves, Fowler and Sinclair.
The recent action OF France and the pend.
Ing question by Harland TO Mundella,
VICe.President OF the Council, which was
ans wered In the Commons on the Let inst,
induced the Liverpool provision trade to
send a deputation to protest against hos.
tile action. The forged telegram address.
ed 10 Harland urged him TO press bis
question, asserting that the hog disease
was assuming alarming proportions and
more deaths were reported. A message
sent 10 Mundella told him not 10 be nils.
lead By the deputation, all OF whom were
heavily interested, and asserted that The
disease was assuming alarming proper.
TONS Detectives are endeavoring 10 dis.
cover the sender Of the forged kilograms,
but their success is doubtful.
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En1anArloN FL xrRAoRDINARY.
Hesira from Gerhan Provinces to this
C6nhtry.


LONDON, March GA correspondent Of
the TIMES from Berlin comments on the
increase oI emigration to the United States,
and says. Whole villages are described
by the local papers as migrating from
Papen, Prussia proper, and Schleswlg.
The American emigration agents, how.
ever, hardly set forth the advantages OF
the various States they represent as they
are warned by the American legation
that they would be Unable to hell them II
they should get into trouble with the al.
thorites. Mr.. Wrandel, an American
citizen ot Hungarian extraction, who two
years ago was forbidden to lecture In Der.
lin on emigration, has just been equally
successful on bis second visit designed 10
persuade The authorities OF the folly oi lin.
pending emigration. II appears, how.
ever, that precautions ngainst the exodus
OF young men are eomswhat abated In
South Germany. The German govern.
metit particularly aims Ito divert emf.
grafton from the United States.
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E0nnEN ili.tlH CAratIr
IN Another MISFeprsSsntatiO Of PFeRi.
dent GARFIELD

dent GARFIELD.
LoSD5S, March o.-The Daily Telegraph
says: We undestand that President Gar.
fleld has lately written q letter to the Sec.
relaty Of the Cobdsn Club, in which,
while expressing bis inability, for various
patriotic reasons, 10 carry out all The
principles Of The club, be approves oi oil
possible ventilation Of the subject OF Itee
trade In America,
WAlHISGroN, March 8 The only letter
written by President Gailield 10 any mem,
bef oi the Cobden Club was one addressed
TO the Secretary 10 August last, in reply u
lellet from him, In this letter President
Garfield said, II do not believe In the ptin
ciple Of the Golden Free Trade Olub."
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RAN oN An ExpnEss oRrtCE.
Nisht clerk tlaEged aud BoHhd and Rob-
he'd OF n I,afRe sum,

beu OF lHfBo SUM-
LOUISVILLE, March g.-Between two aud
three o'clock this morning Frank Brewer,
night clerk, was in chatse Of the Office Of
the American Union Express Company,
when four masked men entered through
the rear. In not over five minutes after.
watds Brewer was lying gagged aud
bound In the corner and the quattette had
the keys Of the sale; also ol the combina.
tlen, which was written on paper ID
Brewers pocket. The burglars struck {
bonanza, helping themselves to cash TO The
amount Of from $1,000 to $l5, 900. The de
tectivee thlsmorning succeeded In atrestinI
four employees Of the express company
The agent stated thatall the property ma!
be recovered,
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Ths Topdsn Worlds last Celebrity al
uamsn anS article describes President Gar
nyII l',I and makessome very complimentary
,om',k,. a'~' concluding; "The universal pre-
1i.,iou iI il that Garfield will be an i'm
u'spyJ mspseIy popular chief magistrate Four
u.,,s I viii not see the end Of his stay in
~ ! White House." Mrs, Garfield Is des'
',ibed ,rI as a quiet, gentle lady, dear to the
r,yIish heart "sOit and retiring, yet full
oItepjer Lhoughtiulness."
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heath of John ". pi.tocn,

PITTSBURGH, March 9.-John W. pittock,
one Of the protrietors Of the Pittsburgh
Leader, died this morning. Mr. pittoCk
has been suffering from complication Of
diseases for come months and bis death
was unexpected. He WAS the founder Of
the Leader and a selfmade mar, having at
one time been a newsboy. His age was
thirty eight years. T
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RoYALroS, VI, March 9.-on Saturday
the dwelling Of Mrs. Levi Belknap, East
Barnard, Vermont, was burned and her
body found In the ruins. Suspicious CIR
cumatancee, strongly indicating murder,
will l'probably lead 70 the arrest ol one OF
more pefaone,
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western union niVldcnd.

NEw YoRE, March 9.-At a meeting Of
the Western Union Directors a quarterly
dividend Of II per cent was declared on
Western Union stock, and also on the Ger.
tlhCates Of indebtnesa Issued to the holders
ol a. X P, American Union and Western
Union Companies stock, making divi.
dend Of I per cent on the entire capital
ALoek Of $50, 100000.
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A Marvellous cure tot CatAfrh, Dlphthe.
ria, Oankef mouth, and Headache. With
each bottle there is an ingenious nasal In.
jectot for The more hucCessinl treatment
Of these complaints without extra charge.
Price 50 cts, Sold by Edward Booking
and o. Moenkemoeiller, Wheeling, W, Va,
NWRAw
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RoNE, March 9-The following details
farther horrors from Casamicciolo! Three
hundred detached limbs and fragments oI
bodies were dug from the ruins. A sadly
interesting incident was q kerChiei flttter.
Ing from the top OF toLterlng gable, and
Colonel Parodie mounted ladder and
entering a window reappeared with wo'
man unhnft but insane.
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ssmmary war Of nea

Summary way Of DeaiIaE with Him.
sHRLBtvtLLE, TRSN., March 9.-Fout.
teen disguised men went TO a house ol III.
fame last night, and finding there a we'll.
known married man, took him out, gave
him beating and forced him 10 set FIRE
10 the house, =
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MONEY ron 1IiE BoERs.
RumOr oi the Secret sailing Of Vcss,
from Key west 10 DeInEOa nay.

HunOf OI tne HeCfet HhlIlnk OF NchHel
from Key west 10 DeIREOa nay.
NEW YoRK, March 9.--The news Of the
British defeat at MSjela Mountain impart.
ed fresh impetus TO the movent In favor
Of the Beers, which was started q month
ago In this city BY The Ttansvaal Sym.
psthizefs' Committee, Colonel Otis, treas.
urer. The organization Is in daily receipt
Of money from Americans, Dutchmen
and Trishmen. Measures have been taken
by the ST. Nicholas Society and The money
will be sent 10 the Red Gross Society ol
Holland. Several Dutchmen of this city
as we'll as some young American surgeons
volunteered to 70 to South Africa 10 atlend
the victims OF the struggle, Many New
York Ttishmen are also In deep sympathy
with the Boets. II is rtimored that d bark
carrying over FIVE hundred we'll Armed
1tishmen and four gattling guns secretly
sailed from Key West, Florida, three
weeks ago, bound for Delsgoa Bay. II Il
claimed that the ultimate destination O
Ihe party is the TfansvRal, three days sai
from Delsgoa. A mass meeting Of sym
pathiSefs with the Beers will be held Ii
Cooper Union In lew days.
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Angus Cau,eron 10 Huecsed carr enter.
MiLwAuLRE, March 9.-senator Angus
Cameron was nominated for United States
Senator on the iorty.eishth ballot IN the
Republican caucus At Madison tonight.
There Ia great rejoicing among leading Re.
publicans In Milwaukee over the news.
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Why do 30 many people we see around
us, seem 10 prefer 10 suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming up OF
the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 10 cts.
we will sell them shiloh's VitaliEer, guar.
atteed 10 cure them. Sold by Edward
Booking and o, Mosnkemoellef, Wheeling,
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oArB CoAsf CASTLE, March s.-All app.
prehensions OF an Ashantee war ceased
when the King sent 4 reply saying that
he desires peace. He asks lot the delivery
Of iuptlves, but asserts that he never Ia.
tended 10 make war,
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ANOTHER CREMATION.
A PittAburEher'a IIOdy Incinerated
Little Warrington Yesterday.

Little Washington Yesterday.
ptrrsBURan, March 9.-Thls morning
the remains Of Albert stryboS Of this city,
who died last Monday, was taken to Wash
ington, Pa, and cremated in LeMoyne'l
furnace. The body was placed in the re.
tort at 8 o'clock, and in two hours was re-
duCed to ashes. The inCineration was
witnessed by none but relatives OF The de.
ceased. There was no ceremony.
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,t,..v.oa,. sueee..or N t,o sepn,4,

DEsNolSEs, Ia, March S.-Judge Nc,
Dill, appointed to succeed Senator Kirk.
wood, was a member Of the Special Com
mitlee Of the House on lie privileges and
dnlies az to the electoral count Of which
David Dudly Field was chairman, not oI
the Electoral Commission.
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l.niIAi H.n,.. r..---.

FREMONT, o., March 9.-ES. President
HAYES Have and M family are quietly aomicilod 4
.o,I nome Mts' Hayes iS suffering ifom 4
SO,u. S All are glad to rest, All The iamilv
"eh home except Miss Fannie.
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RENTS IN CHICAGO.
citizens Confronted by Rapid ApprGCia'
tIOn Of Kentals.

ttOu Oh heuthb,
CHICAGO, March ,9.-The rapid appre.
citation Of rents Is getting to be a serious
matter with tenants. They find themselves
confronted with the double dilemma OF
very much higher prices for their present
location and the impoOsibility OF doing
better by moving, while many who llave
thrown up their leases because Of the
advance by helandlords, find themselves
unable to secure any new quarters what.
ever. This condition Of affairs arises, &C.
cording to real estate man, not from the
scarcity OF building operations during the
past year for very many very large and
commodlous buildings have been erected.
What is true OF rents In the busitP Sec
ton OF the city Is also true OF residence
rents, and the 1st Of May will witness such
scramble for houses as was never seen
here before. fI,...,
1t now looks as though many peo.
pie would be entirely homeless, al.
though aCGordingto the building statistics
recently telegraphed, over 5000 residences
were erected during 1880 In Chicago.
Homes which two years ago rented al
from $50 to $50 per month, are now bring.
fng $50 to $l25,' and even higher proper.
tionRte rates are being fixed In some cases,
In the business section the advance ranges
from fifteen to fifty per cent. One case ia
known In which furniture firm which
last year paid 5000, was asked to pay
$1,000 for a three years lease, and alter
casting about and finding no other build.
Ing available, was compelled to aCCede to
the terms. In another instance whole.
sale firm on State street, whose rent had
been $500, will pay $500 the coming
year. Agents as well as rentees and own.
ers consider this genuine rise In rent;
not an engineered scare aud II may be
stated that the business prosperity and
growing activity In every branch Of indus.
Try Is further warrant for the advance.
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AAnhH1Inied.

BRADFORD, Pa, March s.-Ftahk HaS.
Satd, aged II, while bending over a tank
near Derrick CITY to-day, was asphyxiated
BY the gas arising from the oil. When
found two houts later he was dead. His
parents reside In this city.
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rar President has nominated eE'secFe,
iH' pvsrts and Senators Alison and
SIs "a" man to represent the United States
lnL Ma ID,erpational Monetary Conference,
'nII Wv 'bov were confirmed by the Senate
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BERLIN, March 0.-Germany and Aus
ttia ore deliberating with a view 10 eS'
tablishing joint action at the Monetary
Conference.
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PARlS, March 9.-The great dfapery es.
LAbllshment called "Les Pflnlempe," on
Boulevard Haussmann, has neen burned,
Many lives were lost,
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7 HUW NO VI DVNNN
LIE CRANDALL,
EDWARD DANIELS.
EPRRiTUs tlowE

Members OF the Executive Committee.
Tha GreenbaCk Congressional Commit
tee, addressed a letter to Il II. Mnrch,
Chairman Of the Committee, In which
they declined 10 attend the meeting called
by Mr.. MnfCh In New York tomorrow,
They also inform him that bis resignation
as Chairman Of the Committee is accepted
and they will call the entire National
Committee together soon to elect bis suc
Cessof
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Death Of n We'll known Journalist.
New YoRK, March 9.-1vory Chamber.
lain, one oi the editorial writer's OF the
Herald, died this morning Of pneumonia,
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-, S6.. Is and "a rourleen.h street
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-23

The starch is gradually beingt taken
out of Assassin Guiteau. When first
confined he imagined himself pris-
oner of state, and therefore entitled
to more consideration than common
criminals, but he is gradually awak-
ening TO the realization that he is
considered the most infamous wretch
that has yet been within the prison
walls. After the Presidents COM
plete recovery, and he (Guiteau) is
rugged out in his zebra suit and
put to work as permanent
vault cleaner at the Albany Peniten-
tiary he will begin to realize the fact
that there are several "bigger" men
in the world than himself.