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ASH ELEMENT hand
nndau Ito Cotton Currency
making their
Induc III
oni first of Centennial building
" w. s. LIGON
Jan 81 chi
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BELTON HIGH SCHOOL.

THE Exercises of this School will COM
4. mcncc OH MONDAY, JANUARY 10th,
1881. and will remain in session for thirty
two weeks without internission. Terms;
Primary Class ..."......"...."...Sl0 %
Intermediate Class. ............ 1G w
Higher Class. ss......"":.......:.... - 5O
Full credit will he given for all public
moneys received.
Bolton, S. c., Jan. 6, 1881. 2G-4
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THE BEST GOODS THE CHEAPEST.

want The Best aMa g03a uiCiL = d
IL
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Notice of Dissolution.

Jan 6, 1851
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LUMBER! LUMBER (!

Jan 6, 1881
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET
THE LOCAL PRODUCE MARK

Wool quite steady; domestic fleece
35@5O Texas, 17@31c.
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Established in 1867, while yet Waco
was mere village, and Texas itself q
wilderness in comparison with its
present proud array of fertile fields
and happy homes,
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The market remains quotably I'm
changed:
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"BY CHANCE, THE USUAL WAY"
This is the way the Philadelphia
Record puts gambling operations
/ which are designated as trade opera
! tons The passion for gambling some
times seems to overtake Whole com
munItles. 1t begins III d small way, as
the trade IA mining stocks began in
| San Francisco, and as street operations
| began in Chicago, until the craze seiZes
N Its grip the whole adult population.
The foundation for business Of this
kind rests upon the ability to buy and
sell commodities without ownership
or transfer of commodities from hand
to hand. Any man who is willing to
bet upon the course Of the market for
grain or stocks, and is able to keep
good the difference between his opin-
ION and the current prices, can set up
III business. The banks accommodate
him, reputable merchants recognize his
transactions, and as long as he can
keep good his margins he is
enabled to 20 on unhinde~ed
without ever seeing bushel of
grain OF handling certificate
Of stock. 1t Is this fatal facility for
speculation that Is dragging thousands
of our young men into courses that
lead either into the alms-house, or the |
all. How many clerks in business
houses, banks, insurance corporations
and other positions of trust have done |
a stroke OF business this year in wheat, |
or corn, OF stocks? If the number !
We're known there would he some |
astonished employers. But this bust |
ness cannot be done without the tacit /
or actual consent of merchants and !
dealers engaged III legitimate trade.
Trade runs in such channels as traders
make forit. If every whipster who has
( 900 to throw away can sell his con
tract on the street for the delivery of
tens of thousands dollars worth of
the fault lies primarily with
the system that admits Of such trausac-
tons. This is an evil for our exchange
TO look into, and for honorable mer-
chants, bankers and brokers to revolve
in their serious thought. Is the game
worth the candle?
THE POSITION OF LARD.
An exchange says that \. X. Fair
bank ~ Co, of Chicago, give the stock
IF lard at prominent points in the
United States on November 30, as com
pared with one month ago, as follows
Nov. 3D. Oct. 81.
1881. 1880. 1881.
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Willard Hotel Lottery
Drawing
lIth FEBRUARY IsS2,
GER MONEY EsEEU SkbED

LOUISVILLE, Ky, November 10, lsSl.
Resolved, That the board of commissioners
consent to pOstpOneme 1t of the drawing of
the Willard Hotel Lottery, until the l4th day
of February, lSo2, ana that they will not con-
sent to any further postpOnament of the same.
ROBT. MALLORY, Chairman.
BY the above resolution this drawing must
and " IL be had on tn" day fixed, or money
distributed back to ticket-holders.
If enough tickets are sold before date fixed,
the drawing viii be had and notice of
the same given through the papers.
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supply the Texas Pacific railroad with
one hundred tons of Eastland county
9 )al at S. per ton.
CHICAGO, December 9.-Flour quiet
and unchanged &Wheat is fairly and
shade higher at the following quota
tions: No. Chicago spring, 1878
@S1274l cash, and December,
S12715. Corn is steady and in fair
demand; 604@Glc cash, and De
cember G04c. Oats steady and firm !;
465sc cash, Dressed hogs, 6.S715
al 00c. Pork is dull and lower;
old, Sl6.G215; new, $500 Lard is in
fair demand and lower; 81. Bulk
meats easier; shoulders, SIC; rib,
S.90c; short clear, 9.l5c. Whisky
steady and unchanged at s1.17.
THE LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
The market remains quotably I'M
rbaOua1-
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
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Do you know what it is to suffer
with piles? fyou do, you know what
is one of the worst tolments
of the human frame. The
most perfect cure is Kidney Wort.
1t cures constipation, and then its
tonic action restores health to the dis
eased bowels and prevents recurrence
of disease. Try it without delay. The
dry and the liquid are both sold by
druggists.-Globe.-dw
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1867. THE NEW YEAR. 1882.
THE WACO EXAMINER
Daily per year = $1,000
w eekly per year 81. 0
}. w. Downs X L. S. Ross, PRoP's.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Established in 1867, while yet Waco
was a mere village, and Texas itself a
wilderness in comparison with its
present proud array of fertile fields
and happy homes,
THE WACO EXAMINER,
nourished with generous support
from the noble people whom it has
sought to serve, has shared with them
a growth and prosperity, for which,
first of all, its acknowledgements are
due. With thanks, the late proprietor
is pleased to announce the association
with himself of General L. S. Ross, a
gentleman pre-eminently fitted for the
work before him, and can safely as
sure the public that under
THE NEW MANAGEMENT
the EXAMINER, N both its Daily and
Weekly issues, will be, in all respects,
very materially improved. Soon to be
enlarged, the EXAMINER will give, with
able editorials, sparkling paragraphs
and latest current news,
DAILY MARKET REPORTS,
full and accurate, from all parts of the
world, and through its correspondents,
both by mail and telegraph, its readers
will be promptly informed of all mat
tiers of interest Transporting in the state
and in all PAL IS of the globe.
THE EXAMINER AND PATRON,
our weekly edition, will, as heretofore,
devote especial attention to the farm
and family and seek to promote as best
it may the various interests, social,
moral and material, OF that class, the
farmers Of Texas, with whom it has
long been prominently identified and
upon whom the present proprietors
with confidence rely 10 give it that
liberal support which has characterin-
ed them in the past, and which, now
more than ever, at the reduced price,
one dollar per year III advance, is
necessary to make it a success worthy
Of them and of the interests which it
seeks to promote.
Solicitingfor the new management
a cordial support, l remain, with re-
newed assurances, very respectfully.
j. w. Downs,
For Downs IL Ross, Projectors.
Waco, Texas, December 7, 1881.
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Ladies' cloth and waterproof in all
shades at L. Il. JORDAN'S.
Levine Bros.

LVW EIIt EsTVNs
Have just received another q0aitiOn
to their cloak and dolman depart
ment and they are now able to give
everybody a fit. a handsome cloak
or wrap will prove an acceptable
present to any one, and as you have
an opportunity 10 buy one from
81 80 to 500 cheaper than else-
where, your du:y and interest COM
pels you to go to Levine Bros.
An elegant line of clocks, work
boxes and fancy goods have Just been
opened, and we can safely say no
matter what you may need we can
suit. Call and see our novelties.
LEVINE BROS.
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Fact-Any little girl can play it on
the piano, at first trial. Several little
boys have tried it, and all succeeded.
A new invention and success. For
| ale ut Sisson's
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York, December 1O.-Noon-
Stocks are strong. Money 6 per cent.
Exchange. long $3.50; short, 2i.S4
State bonds dull. Government bonds
irregular.
New ORLEANS, December I0.-Night
Sight par. Sterling bank, 317919.
Cousols, G94069l5.
New York, December 10.-Night-
Money 3@6 per cent. Exchange,
$3.50. Government bonds firm; new
SIS, coupons, 2102T8; new AS.
coupons, S11ll5; new As, coupons,
SLISl5. State bonds dull.
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TRANSFER LINE.

The services Of the beware y
Horne transfer line is rendered to
the public for all kinds of hauling tc
and from the depot, an! yer any
part of the city. Floats drays and
lines ample for all demands. The
proprietors will see that the inter
ests of their patrons are well cared
for. Call on them when you want
any hauling done. DIT
Byadere and figured broca d
stripes at T. Il. Jor dams.
Go and look at those fine celluloid
sets at Behrens.
Matthews, Massey q Blades enjoy
an enviable distinction as house and
sign painters. Trey never slight
their work, but always do an honest
OBJ. my12
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SMALL P0X
ERhDICATED.

Co,ta,,g,, ,l,..tr,,-.l
sick rnon,- ul5rj1,,i
era -. ,,l,.a.,rt
ravara,i ,pIsgrl. NOV
sons reiiryea and
raTr.-J..t in bstI,-
INC with pr,,,,yIor-
tic ElnIJ oi.4.l g.
tha water
aasr vI,its ,.,,p,,I.y
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Bath and Barbersh0r
PHIL BAIL, PROPRIETOR.

Best In the city; services Al In all depart
meuts; charges moderate. Visitors are Invit-
eel to call. Mons Gaspar and other accom-
y ishpd artists at your command. eth
IertraI' on Austin Avenue suGitf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BITTERS

The majority of the us of the human
body arise from arrangement of the
Liver, affecting both the stomach and
botrels. In order to ssSect q cure, IL is
accessory to renore the cause, xTregu-
lar and Sluggish action of the bO,ceis,
Heddd che, Sickness at the Stomach, Pain
In the Back and Lotns, etc., indicate that
the Lircr 70 at firuEt, and that nature re-
QtIires assistance to enable this organ to
throtc of impurities.
Priok,y Ash Bitters Gre especially
compounded for this purpo0s. They are
aiId Ia their action and effective as a
cure; are pleasant to the taste and taken
easily by both children aud adults. To
ken according to directions, they are u
safe and pleasant cure for Dyspepsia,
General Debility, HabituaI Con-
stlpatioR, Deceased Kidneys,
etc, etc. Asa aSIcOd Purifier they
are superior to any other medicine;
cleansing the system thOrOughty, and
Impdrfing Ise'o life and energy to abe ia
eaiid. 1t Is a medicine ard NOT an
Intoxicating 1er-rdge.
ASH YOUR DRUGGIST 'Oa 7sleKlI ASH klTrTss,
and take no other. PRICE. sloo per Bottle.
MEYER BROS. CO. SOLE PR0PRIET0ks.
II Iouis anI E.rSss Citv No
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Prescriptions a specially night or
day at Tucker & Willis, Lion drug
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Ulsterette block plaids for suitings
and cloaks at II. IL. Jordan's.
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Fairy Feet and Manly Head
There's magic in q wOman's foot,
And well the women know IL,
And she who has a pretty One

That is, if she has on q pair of those
elegant shoes sold only by John
Sleeper. With a man the browning
glory is his hat, and when he wears one
of those Stetson hats, also sold by John
Sleeper, he will not only look well, but
feel we'll. Call and see them.
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Sonp, Sonn! Sonn!

Those who are so unfortunate as 20
have no soft water for washing should
buy Graham's hard water Cocoa soap,
a magnificent preparation for render
ing hard water soft. For sale at Tucker
Il Willis drug store.
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Toys in endless varieties and
strictly cost prices are to be foun nj
J. G.. Horner's popular drug store. d a.
Fancy goods in a large variety at H
Rabrauc
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The meeting of the Boot and Shoe
Manufacturers association of the
United States held in New York last
week, gave a very decided expression
on the question of advancing prices of
boots and shoes the coming season.
All admitted the necessity and advisa-
lility Of such an advance, but re-
Trained from adopting any resolution
pledging the individual members TO
adhere to a specific figure i'll making
such advances. As it was expressed in
the discussion, the prices must always
be determined by the individual manu-
facturer and no cast-iron rule could be
followed.
There is an effort of New York coffee
brokers and jobbers to organize a
coffee exchange in that city, and the
design Is to introduce the system of
call sales of futures as in the instance
of grain and cotton, and establish uni.
form rates of brokerage. This move
/ for an exchange and call of futures is
sad to have been prompted by the
very demoralized condition of the Job
blng trade for years past from the com
petition at interior points, the system
of auction sales and direct shipment
10y Brazilian merchants.
Judge Fleming has contracted t
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Brogatel suitings in all shades at T
r Jordan's.
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Total ......1Ss.6S5 1IS,2l3 I25,GSl

They give the stock of lard III Eu.
rope and atloat for that destination as
69,JOO ticrccs. The same authority
gives the following conclusions regard
ing hog prospects, the same being war
ranted by extensive correspondence
received from 1851 different points.
The farmers are still pushing their
hogs forward, the progress made in
fattcung having been better than was
anticipated. The shipments during
the month OF November are likely to
be only moderate, although farmers
are inclined to sell their hogs very
close. 1t is also understood there will
be few having hogs held over for the
spring market.
OUR COMMERCE WITH MEXICO.
The trade between the United States
and Mexico is three times greater than
1t was five years ago: and the increase
promises to be still more rapid in the
near future, through increased faci!i-
Ties of communication between the two
countries. Several substantial rail
road lines, backed by United States
capital and subsidized by Mexico to
the Joint extent OF S69,0O0,00O, ale IN
rapid progress. These active and
promising enterprises, when completed.
Will place revolution III Mexico ut dis
count, and resulting in mutual advan-
tages to the two republics, Will leave no
place for distrust or for the spirit of
aggression and conques. on either hand.
Thc principal of these railroads, the
one of which Geu. Grant is president,
will penetrate 20 the border OF Guate-
malta, passing through the Southern
Mexican states whch lie between the
Mexican capital and that state. 1t will
cross the line of the Tchuautepec rail
road, and its branches extend to Vera
Cruz and other parts on the Gulf Of
Mexico. The business for this road
has to hc largely created New ana
productive fields viii be opened to
commerce, and new channels of trade
brought into use. American manu-
racturcrs Of wool and cotton must find
market for their products, aud there
are none more likely than these com
paratiyely undeveloped regions which
grow III abundance the staples We need
to import.
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LIST OF PRIZES.
lard Hotel with all CoEH mn

AMOUNTING TO s369,S5O,
Whole Tickets, IS; Halves, 81; Quarters, 81
RemittguceS may be made by bank check
express, postal money order, or registered
matt.
Respon sible agents wanted at all points.
For circulars, giving full information ant
for tickets, address
w. =. WHIPS,
VIII ARn HOTEL. InI-ISNIII L KY
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The feature Of the day, in our cotton
market, was the excitement in cotton
futures, the sales of which reached the
unparalleled amount in this market of
l62, OG0 bales, against 1890 bales yes
terday, and $4,000 bales to-day at New
York, showing a clear gain of our sales
over New York OF 1900 bales. Yes
terday We also beat New York 1880
bales. This is quite encouraging, even
if 1t Is only occasional, but in the near
future 1t may occur daily. There
seemed TO he "a bcarish tendency all
around, and the liberal sales reported
were attributed 10 efforts to realize by
some, to unloading by others, and to
the pressure brought to bear on a few
cornered longs Altogether the future
room had the liyeliest kind OF a field
| day Our market was in rather a re-
sponsive mood, dropping &c on spots,
and llWit1O3s on futures. Our re-
ceipts were also quite liberal. New
York spots were heavy at Lice decline,
and futures were also off 3Gg11-l00s in
the market Liverpool spots closed at
Lied oil, with the market bearing
down and in the sellers favor. Havre
was also tending dowr. The bears
were evidently on top all along the
line, as our heading indicates.
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The Chicago Tribune of December 5
SAYS: The past week was one Of gen
eral activity in all departments Of
trade. The merchants were busy filling
orders. The manufacturers of staple
goods, such as boots and shoes, cloth
ing, etc, had ample demands on their
stocks, and skilIfui hands were lively in
supplying the vacancies caused by
shipments; the retail dry goods,
grocery, and other houses had good
trade, and general satisfaction was felt
in the business of the city. The settle
ments Of the 1st and 4th kept the
bankers busy, some OF them to about
the extent of their capacity III making
loans, and all of them Lad fair demands
from customers. The market is firm
for loans at 7@S per cent. \ few of
the banks may have allowed conces-
sions on large loans to best customers,
but, If SO, they We're the exceptions.
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BOARD AND LODGING.
Cor. Washington and second Streets.

Rooms large AMI comfortable bedding new,
table the very best Board with or without
lodging, by the day or week Z. Tasker,
nrOMrietnr -MnlaNti.
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pENcnNe For soLDIERs,

fENSNNS widows. fathers. mo sher: Or
children Thousands yet entitled PeU IONS si-sn
for loss u finger, toe eye or ruptnre.T cose veins
my Dsense. Thousands Of PEI oncrs snt
soldiers entitled to INCREASE and Is GlfSf r.
PATENTS procured FOR Inventors Soldiers
land warrants procured. bought and so T. Soldiers
and heirs nppl. for your rights at oy cn Stpd z
stamps for THE CitiEen-SOldier ;" and p" sion
and Bounty laws. blanks and instrr c,Iogs Ne
can refer to thousands Of Pensioners md Ciiants
Address N. w. Fitzgerald & c.. Pr Ioy a
PATENT Att'ys. Lock Boz SIS. Wash ingto,, D. q
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
Tie Home and Foreign War
I<cISXcsicrd:Iy-- General
Reports.

EXAMINER OFFICE, December 10.
, 1881-08-01
marsh.'' Prince Conkttng tried thls plnn H.,
found himself short Ut stopping stones ,s. w
ntlr,itt hnlf n ull1N fr1lu 6hnrc. "neR

marsh." rsInce ConkttnR trloil thls ptnn H.,
found himself B,ort Of stepping stuucs ,ss NV
at,o,tt hnlf ml1u fran shore. ""sa
Thu American horses l,aya won s,x,..-
r1tres III Euyiand tl1s eUhsot,, and tho lnn.''a
sinn Ia gpntnR ground over ihos tint tbo t,.e
ttlcnt Of tho urltel Statcs Is bigger uan ~ s
tho rrInco Of Wnlos. 'U''
Thu sul,llntortan Mt Talo this year w,,
Uurtnnti, tho valcttTctnrInn Il 1tns,rnw, noa
prixu dcctatmer Il Chlnan,nr. lllt when i, ,a sae
to ronl cInascrf cult1re ur .ntiyD tan, i, ~"
Tic pita,or Of tho yatu Nase- Hall Club se' :. "
Alncri5an. ~
is tlits gttln,ncr? Can Il be-?
uraeu tho tlGltls arc, guy tue flowers.
II IL summer, Init TO mo
W9ury arc tho hO1irs.
remember oncn tlny
When wild roacs blop,nod In bcauty
Aud ! l,l.lallotl rod nB tluy,
I)rtnmtl life plcusurc. No,1sht If d,,,
1>sh know or caro-.
Dtris weru singing,
14tfo was fair.
In careless. happy child.
When that june tlay broke IN sptcador
Hut boforo tho soft stats ytntlcJ
Listened l u tnio 30 tsn,lcr
Tint It's sweetness lalints Mo yct.
And ncvor can T0rxut:
Though know that noyormor9
Tttt roach tho Bnldcn shore
viii tho dark cloud roll awuy
That followed swift
That s,tintner day.
-FfuH tho French 9f John Keith.
, 1881-08-01

Queen Olga Of Greece writes poetry. Gre
olan editors havo our sympathy. =
Mtr. Tllhles, who married "Dright Eyes,"
tho Indian lnalten, now has Mra, Iron uorso for
q mother-in.law, -.
DR.. Bliss speags Of phyatctans as y medical
Gontomeu," and Of Journalists a. "ynu fol.
lows" Dr.. nl'ss' ear evidently naeds shifting.
a nephew Of Jay Gould drives streat-cas
In Omaha, and when tbs stockholders oe tho
road fad It out they viii bogin to watch the car.
Congressman Jorgansan, OF Virginia. says
there II not All h0acst hair Ia Mahone's head. A.
blahonu has luxurIant crop OF hAlrs Mr, tor-
seuson'a Fsmask Il somewhat possonal.
a painter has been arrested In ptttsburg
for stealln9 TOW dollars belonging TO the
Standard OIL Company. whnsp otltco ho waa
painting. Tue officers Of tha Htandard Oh Come
paoy are all a. large. - ....
pglnce Bismarck once sail to friend: " In
politics act III do out satpo-shootiug, put
my foot on one stoao aud do not tako 1t OF tll
zoe my way to another. When ! have found
that step 1rmly On to tina now stono and ioaye
tho old ono behind. and 10 % til Am out Of the
, 1881-08-01

from Dublin tho first warntug OF the shipment
OF tho dynamite machines points to one OF tho
reEurd IL this p1ot--tsatne'y: thnt tho apparatus.
nl6olt tngonnusly cnntrfrcd Whs never intcnand
fur aeti,al tlse, but wMH enrcftltT. packed 50 ns
yfsed for the purpose Of crunt!ng q bly, scaro
abroad. Most Of tho explosives which havo b0en
lust yCar htyo becn so cuutiollBly plnntcd that
thoru wns yery slight danxcr of their doing my
lnechlo:, and smilAr precautions seen, tU hnvo
been tAkcn In fcKnrtl to thoHC MyatprlnMa ntn-
chimes. Tbere Gun be no doubt Tint CERTAIN Ma
tionalists ofitho basor sort aro bendod tnEether
allshlntn by maktng them nervous aud cx-
hnt,stiug whatcyor capaclty thoy havo for pauto
tnrror. 1