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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-29

Gel tribunal de Mons acsba dc en-.
tender en- IN proceso sobrs hechioeris
tan horrible como inverosimil. Viviu
en- Havay, cerca de Mons, un aldsanc
habitante on una casa muy h1meda
Esta humedad habia causado la muerte
a un nino y una vsca. Ell mismo al.
deano y su mujer no Sc encontrabau
bien. Ambos disron en- sospechsr que
la casa estaba bsjo Ia iDfaencia de IN
hechixo, y el marldo, para 81 Der q qut
atenerse, resolvio consular un adivino
En- cssi todos los pueblos de esta re.
gion hay adivinos.
FL de Havay no anduvo reservsdo on
Ia consults /: fae laconico pero EXPIRE.
sivo.
-Entrad en- vuestra casa, diio al al.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-29

es IN libro de matematicas y de astro
nomia f3rrado en- piedra y pIantado en-
ell Deslerto on s, en- su dura mass, en-
sus lineas, ca las proporciones que III
gen estas hneas desempenaD, se en-
cuentran entranados los grandes prin-
cipios ASTRONOMERS d donde ha llegsdo
Q, ia ciencia en- "a ilustrada epoca que
atravesamos.
De mo1o que, mientras en- Ia edad
antigua, en- Ia e1ad media y 4 princl
plos de la edad modeIna, Ia Europa
acogla tan gIoseTos errores, t4ntas y
tan rldlouias preocupaclones acerca de
la astronomia ALA, en- el D5slerto de
S4hars, en aquela vasta region de are
uas, Sc alzaba una mole de pledra que
en- los vegtlces d. sus angulos, en- las
aristas de sus csras, y Ell las llueas de
sus corredores conteoia la verdad as,
troLo alca, qao lgnoraba 81 mundo ; y
cuaudo en sIg,Oa p0sterl0ree, t4ros en-
cendi4os de Ia ciencla, Cop6Inioo, K
pi r., G G..ileo, Colon = otros lnm3rtalas
gsnlos de6cubrlau protan los prlnclplos
le astronOmla, que a.0mOraban con 81
viv0 IA gUr la ln5shRouala hum nat a q.
,n Z ID .slegtJ ue > shArs, se ievauCabs
una glgantesoa mole, una pnAmide qae
hacia cientos y clentJs do amos ecu Ia
ba en su profuado seno las verdsdes
con aue los sabos europeos asombra-
ban IA humanIdai; y como en- Ell ITEM
DO en que 50 construyo 10 gran pirami'
ia Dadle sobra la terra poseis la Glen
cia que la gran piramide envueIve, no
pu4o dirigiria hoInbre aIguno, que no
tuy4eta mas condolences qua las De
hombrc, por 10 cual la gran pl. amldo es
una oora insPlrada,
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-29

Suscrito por D. Francisco Iturron-
DO vemos en- un peri6dico de Hu-
macao un articulo ofensivo para
nuestro amigo y colaborador D. Luis
Bonafoux y Quintero. Aquel Sc de-
clara irresponsible de los artfcuIos
1ue public6 este en- E Parsntesis, y
sin embargo, con6esa ser ell director
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-29
III.

"Los egipcios, dicen historiadores
respetabies, 81 cuidaoan muy POGO de
las habitaci onss de los vivos, y daban
gran importsncia & las morsdas do los
muertos.
Esta verdad, que nadie Ia paesso on
duds, 10 he RaScpwado 70 somprobsde
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-29

1Qai6a fae al coastuatJr do l. gran
piramtds2 7 SPor qut 90 ss hs Fssgado
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17
Tcmperancc.

To the Editor Of the RecoRps
Thanks for the publication of my
letter asking that you permit your
patrons who have deceucy and sobri-
ETY. to be heard through your col
umns, but, Mr.. Editor, do not attempt
to draw us of with skating rinks and
billiards, indulged innocently. am
dealing with facts which pertain to
death and ruin on one hand, aud safe
ty, true happiness and happy homes
on the other side, with the question
which pertains to poor houses, squal-
lors, jails and penitentiaries on one
hand and virtue, thrift and intelli-
gence on the other. Is it not right
that . pious father whose SON is being
lead of by every device the devil can
invent into the maelssrom of perdi-
tion shall have small chance to call
on his countrymeu to do what they
eau In Christlile spirit to abate such
evil, who has used his pen or opened
his mouth in apublic way against the
dance house aud groceries by which
Canon has been infestsd2
Now 1t may Be temperance men, ~
you say, are not c0usiatant aud em-
ploy drunken men and-vote for them
In high ofYlcc. ls that amy reason why
you or l should follow that practice
IL it not your duty as well IS mine,
Mr.. Editor, to try and sbencfit man
kind7 l could name scorea of citi-
xens Of our country who have distin-
guished themselves by their EFFORTS
in this direction and many editors /,
mot least among whom IL Horace
Greeley. I am determined. while
live, to act on the side Of humanity,
and to use what little influence have
arsinst whisky. and its concoulitant
cvils. But why add wordsf II I
read your editorial rightly l under
stand you grant my requost; still you
complfcAte the matter much by speak
ing Of churches, ,crccds, ,denominations.
dancing, billiards, cards. Perhaps
you think me blgoesd II regard TO
churches, creeds and fdonOminati tione
and eztremo In regard 70 dancing,
billiards and cArd0. Well, suppoeS
may BE- @. rhess ars not pfinoi-
pally the mattere I hnd IN mind.
Now IL you ere really Wil1lnw 20 Riye
. worthy portion of this oonmunity
= fair confederation, have 40 doubt
an will feel Obliged. 6ouaa AZ us Will
contribute 70 The teOpesaneo column.
taking care a. l hope, M - ofIsnd
Agaln1t the ruiee Of pEopr1oty,
kepe n thls little note ! tSvS aid
no@Aing enklnd. II q akO1ld Us s.
received In any point, I MHl tfy and
make alnends. Yours, e1o.,
W. e VowLxa.
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17

Mr.. Parsons accepted Canon City for
Pueblo. An amendment to strike
| out the name of the place altogether
was laid upon the table, A motion
| to lay the resolution upon the table
was lost. A substitute, embodying
the sentiment of the resolution, Of
fered by Col. Sawyer, was withdrawn.
A good deal of animated discussion,
perfectly harmonious and chiefly for
information, was indniged in and the
resolution, as finally adopted, reads
as follows:
Resolved, That when this conven-
ton adjourns it shall adjourn to meet
at Canon City on the first Tuesday III
October, 1881, and that full delega-
ton from all the counties named in
call for the present convention be in
vited and urgently requested to be
present in order that some point may
bc agreed upon for the permanent
location of the capital of the state
that will best subserve the interests
of the entire people, present and
| prospective.
A committee consisting of Hon.
John w. Jenkins, of Summit county ;
VIM. NJ. Clark, of Lake county; d.
0s L "
E. Robertson, of Chaffee county E..
D. Parsons, Pueblo county: and B.
F. Montgomery, of Custer county,
were appointed to draft and issue q
new call.
Mr.. Hanna, of Lake, moved that
the convention proceed to an inform
al ballot for candidate for the capi-
tai. The motion was carried and the
vote taken with the following result !:
Canon City,. 80; Leadville, 20; Sali-
da, 10; Breckenridge, g.; Pueblo l /;
Malta, i.
Mr.. Hanna then moved o vote of
thanks to the citizens of Canon, es-
pecia.ly the ladies, for the manner in
which visiting delegates were enter
tanned. Carried with great applause.
The committee appointed to draft q
| resolution of sympathy for the presi-
dent and his family reported the fol-
lowing which was unanimously
adopted ]:
Resolred, That we, the delegates
assembled in Canon City, irrespec-
tive of party, representing 10000 OF
| the people of southern Colorado, ex-
press our condemnation of the crime,
| lin the attempted assassination of our
president) against fifty millions OF
people. We abhor tho assassin and
express our sympathy for the presi-
dent aud his family.
| d. G. PEABODY.
r. G. DILL,
w. A. CAswELL.
The convention then adjourned un-
| til Tuesday October 4th.
/ The counties which will be es-
pecially invited to attend the coming
convention are Bent, Conejos, Costil-
la, Chaffee, Custer, Dolores, Ell Paso
Fremont. Gannison, Hinsdale, Huer'
fano, Lake, La Plata, Las Animas
Grande, San Juan, Saguache and
| Summit. 1t was the earnest wish OF
| the conveHtion that all of the coun.
ties named will be fully represented
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17
The PresiSs1E

Since the removal Of Pfosidsnt Gar
field to Long Branch ho eeems to be
very slowly but surely progressing
toward ultimate recovery. although
the physicians acknowlelge the for
nation Of an abcess ppen his right
lung, which was reported some weeks
ago. Tuesday he sat up bout half an
hour and Wednesday ab<9t one hour
and half. His pulse has been much
lower and more evsn 4pee his re-
moval and strong hop are enter
tanned of his permanent ~ pFovement.
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17
d. G.. PEABODY,
r. G. Dill,
w. A. CASwELL,
Canonites Abroad.

To the Editor OF the RkcoRD.
Too many people travel these great
railroad thoroughfares to aud from
the growing west for me to give ex-
preston to new ideas or descriptions
concerning them, but if 1 drop .
word to the home newspaper man il
will be like feeling the links are not
broken though the chain between is
stretched two thousand miles. Our
journey was saddened in its begin
ming by the sickness Of our friend Mr..
Henry, who started with US from
Canon for his home In st. Louis. At
the change made from the D. & r. G..
to the A, 7. & S. F. he tainted and
seemed to be dying which indeed he
was, but he rallied and seemed to
grow no worse than in the morning
until q minute only before he breath
ed his last he quickly turned upon
his side and without word of warn
ing the death pailor stole over his
face and he was gone, as easily and
quietly as il to Sleep His wife was
very brave through it all. Mr.. Il.
Strengthened his limbs and covered
him in his berth until we reached
Kansas City where, as we bid them q
hasty goodbye, friends took both the
living and the dead, the mourning
and mourned, in charge.
The day across the plains was hot
aud dusty, smoky and crowded. The
nights and the days, however, sped
quickly as we rolled past green fields,
groves and forests, oceans of grow
ing corn, running streams, fruitful
orchards aud country rich in agsi-
culture, peace and plenty with homes
dotted all over that spoke Of the
thrift and richness that prevailed.
One drawback in thus flying through
. country is, that night will come
and close her dark curtain against all
| the chanxeful scenes twelve hoursou
of the twenty-four.
The spirit. Of haste seems TO have
taken possession Of the people of
Chicago, nothing 10 quite fast enough.
People walk and push as though they
|. had lost time somewhere and must
make it up. II any place ever has an
epidemic Of softening Of the brain it
will be Chicago. The clerks in the
stores reach out toward you as you
near the counter, and hall turned to
20 the othcr way hurriedly, ask you,
Edo you want anything 2" ~ though
they would shoot on somewhere else
IL you answered In the negative aud
their timc was too precious to wait
for you to ask thcnl for whit you
want.
Hotel walters rush and hotel clerks
rush aud are too busy to answer .
civil question or tell friend the
number of your room In their hotcl.
cago, but this, they say, Il busii,ess.
esis. b. ~1rvsa- l,c,..f~ e,st hcrnn,iue,
palace Of hotel, beautiful II destgn
and work manship. rivAlllng Exy ptlan
volRptuonsne9s ID style, osnsznanta-
tion ard riehness- he nansgcmsnt
evincee great systeU, neatuoss AEd
care, and Il No ousstders were not -
slow and stnpid sd - laeklnx n The
lightninx principle Ne should not
fesl Wo had 10 night or W under fest
Al tAo lilae. Here 10 SOW ot< oht
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17
ASSAYS FoR ri rex.
Popular sgitations = sostinse in

Ireland. y 9
Lorenzo Delm0nfco, the noted
restaurant owner ofNew York City
died on the end.
The republicans of Maine elected
gress on the 18th.
General Grant denies that he has at
tended any conferences between
Arthur and his friends.
The Union mail steamer. Treton,
recently sank at sea and all on board,
200 people. were drowned.
The Apache Indians in Arizona are
on the war path and killing every body
they can lay their hands ON.
Bush fires have been raging in Cam
ada recently and large amounts oil
property has been destroyed.
Ex-Governor DINGHY of Maine, has
been elected representative in con-
gress in place Of Frye elected to the
senate.
General Burnside died rather sud.
denly at his homo in Bristol, Rhod.
Island. of neuralgia Of the heart, OF
the 18th.
The Pennsylvania railroad propose
to run an express train between
New York and Chicago in twenty
four hours.
One thousand coolies from Chins
will arrive in America in q few dayi
to work upon railroads in Texas and
New Mexico.
The track of the Texas d Pacific i.
220 miles east of FL Paso and in less
than sixty days there will be east
earn connection through Texas tc
that city.
The next house of congress, not
counting the four vacancies in New
York will stand IA republicans, 1Ss
democrats, greenbackers, 9 readjus
ters, and Independent.
Prayers were offered for tho recov
cry Of the president in several statel
OF the Union last week, In comrli'
the governors Of those statcs,
The chief OF the 6Uf1xU or Static
tics, in the first monthly state
ment for the current fiscal year of ex
ports and imports, reports an exces!
of exports OF merchandise for tn,
twelve months ending July S1st, 1881
of $a56, SOL .591; for the twelve month
ending July 81, 1880, ei71. $50, $50 : ex
cess of import gold and silver COLI
and bullion was for the twelve month";
ending July 81, 1881, 90, ,666. .s77; fol
the twelve months ending July 31st
1880, $76. Isl, ,569; total value of iii:
ports OF merchandise during the
twelve months ending July 31st, 1881
$6SS, ,972 ,ss1; during the previous
twelve months, e6S7, ,s24, ,47o; tota
value of exports Of merchandise fol
the twelve months ending July S1st
1881, 1856. .7ss, ,S7l; for the twelve
months ending July Slst, 1880, 1884,
416,066.
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17

Sergeant Asson, one OF the soldiers
detailed from tho regular Array, 10
guard GuiteAm. shot & the assnssin =
few days ago. but failed to bit him.
Mason wfll be tried before : COURT
marital. Suitsau hss been moved II
another part Of the jniI.
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17

On The Ssh a = NM MSll1s e. -
o. KAnsae. lsiiAtst9 }1l6c MlnGto
nse ot GoloFnxta 1jS1 ~ n6ftH r " a
The Fremont County record., 1881-09-17

The destructiva fureat ares uhleh
were raxing II MIchigan sssetE ~
ealiisg oas riiaoa;s sppoSl9 - -
sstiIsFs ~ kslpy NY l1S16 16
Lost and hondssas " keups1
Huntsville gazette., 1881-06-25
DIED.

KELLY-On the Malone place Mort
vest OF Huntsville, Sunday June Il
1881, Thomas Kelly aged about 10.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-06-25
The Red Banks Picnic.

A letter from CORTLAND informs
us that the picnic at Red Banks last
Saturday was very interesting occa
sion. An eloquent address on Edu-
cation was delivered by L. P. Wat
kins, Esq, of Courtland. Resolutions
of thanks and endorsement of the
speaker were passed by the people.
Our limited space forbids the publ
cation Of the more extended account
Of the proceedings received at this
Office.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-06-25
To Acc0nlollat the Public.

The proprietors of that Immensely
popular remedy, Kidney Wort in recog-
hition of the claims the public wNch
mas so literally patronized them, have
prepared liquid preparations of that
remedy for the special a. como lation OF
those who from any rea on dislike to
prepare it for themselves. IL is very
concentrated and, as the dose is small
it is more easily taken by many. 1t has
the same effectual action In all disease:
of the kidneys, liver or bowels. Home
aud Farm.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-06-25

Dn0Ubusiness now before the pnb-
XII lie. You can make money
DUU | faster at work for us than at
anything else. Capital not required.
We will start you. 'Sl2 day and up
wards made at home by the industrious.
Men, women, boys and girls wanted ev-
erywhere to work for US. Now is the
to the work, or only your spare mo-
ments. No other business wilt pay you
nearly as well. No one willing to work
can fail TO make enormous pay by en-
gaging atpnce. Costly outfit and terms
tree. A great opportunity for making
money easily and honorably. Address
TRUE & Co., Augusta, Me.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-06-25
Notes from Madison.

Two laborers tainted from heat while
at work in field of the Patton place.
On the same place, Wednesday, the
18th inst, a shed broke in, ,injuring Vim.
Harris and breaking Harry Moore :
arm.
Cotton bolls were exhibited here this
morning.
The matrimonial market is quiet
among both whites and blacks. Ii may
boom Xmas.
The people are working hard to lay
by their crops. Lo TX out for pic-nics
and excursions then.
JUNE 20, 1881. W. NJ.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-06-25

The most sensible remedy. and the only
safe, sure and pertinent cure for all disea-
ses of the liver. blood and stomach, inc.u-
ding bilious fevers. fever and ague dunno
ague. jaundise, dyspepsia, &C.. is Prof.
Guilmettes French Liver Pads. which
;ures by absorption. Ask your druggist
or this noted cure, and take no other, and
If he has not got it or will not get it for you
end $l.5J to French Pad Co., Toledo, o.
md they will send you one postpaid by
return mail.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-06-25
where to get Il E Gazette;

where to get Z; e Gazette;
ALABAMA
u .Binford, general agent,
W. H. Blankenship.
Jobn. r. Burris. Florence.
\ T. Tisdale, Decatnre.
p r. stewart. HillsbOro.
Geo. W. Braxdall, Talladega.
Walter Braziel. Mobile.
EFF. Logwood, Courtland.
David Mcdonnell, Triana.
James. DePriest,
III Diggs, Montgoery.
Rev. Ephraim Rivers. Bass Station.
! Brown, Hillsboro.
RR Elliott, Tuscumbia.
A. J. Rogers, Wetumpka.
Wp Williams. Meridianyllle.
p n. Gravitt, Maysville.
John Bone.
Rev. Osborn. Nelson. Marion.
" A. W. Mckinney, Marion.
g w. LeewoOd. Gainesville,
TENNESSEE:
Rev. J. F. Humphrey, FAYETTEVILLE,
Richard Wilson, Memphia,
David Bone, Winchester,
MISCELLANEOUS.
IS Patterson, Niagara Falls NJ. Y
Huntsville gazette., 1881-06-25
Personal.


Mr.. H. P. McIntire spent several
days here this week.
Col. G. G. Sheats visited the city
Monday.
Prof. Cunningham will soon tai e
leave of Huntsville.
Mr.. Walter Cross, son of Register
Cross, and six years resident in jack
son, Miss, is at home on a visit.
Master Mack Murray, of the State
Normal School at Florence, is home
for the Summer vacation.
Judge Speake after completing the
Circuit of his Courts is recreating in
the city.
Chief Justice Brickell is still at his
residence in this city.
Robt. E. Coke, Esq, is back from
New York.
Mr.. Alex. Manning is building ad-
ditions to his residence near theDep
Huntsville gazette., 1881-06-25
The First Cotton Bloom.

Mr. John Powers, one Of our wide.
awake colored farmers, sends to the
GAZETTE Office cotton bloom, pluck
ed from his field Thursday, June 16.
1t is the first of the season, coming un-
der our observation.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-06-25
It's Acticn is Sure and Safe.

The celebrated remedy Kidney-W ort
can now be obtained in the usual dry
vegetable form, or in liquid form. 1t is
put in the latter way for the especial
convenience of those who cannot readi-
ly prepare 1t. 1t will be found very
concentrated and will act with equal
efficiency in either case. Be sure and
read the new advertisement for partic-
ulars. South and West.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-06-25
GLOVES

LaHIFs hlu, BIack SIX, IlsIe Thread,
Berlin, Lace Mits, Etc. Special
Bargain in ladies six buttoned
kids, opera shades, at $l.0O
per pair-Gents' Kids,
dog skin and castoff.
We are selling at low prices a large
stock of piece goods. consisting of plain
and Fancy Cassimeres, Worsted Coat
ings and Suitings, .Tweeds, Blue Elan
mel and Cashnerettes.
We offer twelve pieces of fancy Eng
lish Cassimeres, light and dark colors,
at the nominal pr.ce of $l.75 per yard.
We guarantee these to be imported.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-06-25
Nsi!hberhoea News and Gossip.

Have you seen the Comet?
-Chancery Court begins Monday,
July 4th
The 18th of June is tided over
and the world still moves.
See new additions to our column
of Representative Houses.
A daily hack line is proposed be-
tween Guntersville and Huntsville.
The Big Spring Enclosures wear
an attractive coat of fresh white-wash.
Two hogs supposed to be mad
were killed on the streets during the
week.
Elder Jno. M. Goodloe will run
an excursion to Chattanooga very
soon.
The Tennessee neither should
teach her seven babies to lisp "We are
seven."
The appearance Of the Huntsville
Democrat is much improved by its
new outside.
Rev. d. G. Anderson will take
charge OF A. M. f. church on the
10th, of July.
The Baptist Sunday School pic
mic to Paint Rock river last Wednes-
day was success.
A programme is out for picnic
at the Fair Grounds next Saturday.
The bills st lte that it is for the pur-
pose Of getting up a colored Fair next
Fall
Some what OF sensation was
produced this week by the issue of
about eighty-fve warrants of arrest
against Huntsvillians, charged with
various ofenses.
-Thos. P. Ledbetter won the prize
of the Naval Cadetship from this
District at the competitive examina-
tion recently held at Decatur. The
examination embraced Orthogra-
ply, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Geog-
raphy and English Grammer.
Our chivalrous young citizen,
Lowe Davis, Esq, appears as friend
to the Hooking bird. Having gotten
up formidable petition to prevent its
capture and Importation with in the
city limits he appeared before the
u 'norahleNayor and Board of Alder
men and presented it in a short. but
elegant speech.
In the case of the city against Con-
table Bartley Lightfoot, charged with
disturbing the peace, which came up
before Mayor White last Monday.
c"y Attorney Hnndley prosecuting
and Judge Barclay defending, Light
loot was discharged The disturbance
originated In the refusal of a colored
man to allow officer Lightfoot to levy
upon his team, the encounter attract
large crowd on the public
= 'afe The Constable had compe-
tent writ for the seizure.
No site has as yet been selected
'ne cotton factory. The $25, 400
= subscribed stock has been ordered
Paw INTO the Bank of Rison & Co..
y "ohday next. Mr.. Coons has
/" authorized to purchase Macbin-
y u me most approved pattern for
= ''''oh mill. The idea of using the
r'neht Attachment has been aband
oned. The amount Of stock is conf
oen oon'iy expected to be raised to $5O.- |
wv US $4,000 alone will be necessa-
.sa' = % guy the machinery. Every ds,
a., 1S 70 the certainty of the success Of
'ns Trustworthy enterprise.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-06-25
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Huntsville gazette., 1881-06-25

-"Oh, where areyou going, my pr city naid?''
ITO do some shopping, she sweetly said;
"And where?" asked, in glad surprise:
"Oh, anywhere, where they ADVERTISED"
The Missionary Baptist church,
colored, now conducts its services in
the United States court room at 3 and
Z o'clock p. M, every Sunday.
w. take pleasure in calling at
tention to the professional card Of Mr.
Lowe Davis, which appears in this
issue. His talents seem to insure to
him as distinguished a place in the
legal profession as that commanded
by his father, the lamented Col. Mich
olas Davis.
The winds storm last Thursday
evening blew down two Of the walls,
60 f.. by 35 it,, just erected for the
Oil Mill, and damaged the others SO
badly, that they will have to be taken
down. The loss to Mr.. Hutchens, the
contractor is estimated at 81 900. The
public sympathizes strongly with him.
Thedamage is being promptlyrepaired.