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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-02

A boy to carry horseback route. Apply At this
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-02

Calendars Minstrels are SO black that the
company barber carries an electric light to zee
TO shave them by. e ~ @
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-02

Sole leather trunks and valises ut Pancoast
The daily gazette., 1882-09-23

n. 'he Mnst n
1spTRGarowx y r@sittvs Manner" s
\ es,,er st,r 6 g., y 81, g., sept. Is, l871.@H
liaev aoe g to state thai aiHsI ~ am truly glad
n sld Liver Cnra' On a'le use of yonr SAFE
sitIye' Se'alleicial. can am nas proved to nue.
" uanner to It's ~ n,n ses lily in the most
Rev. JAMES n K.vs
The daily gazette., 1882-09-23
tRough ON Rats. -

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
ced-bugsf sfskunks, ehipmunks, gophers. Is
bents. Druggists.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-23
aHEumATIsM AND couT CURED

When We can esabfTsh BY a chain oil evidence
rh cA every inquiry but makes stronger, that We
Rave tho only real. or fahic ieiheuN ~
Disorders aud We put that evidence within the reaeh
Of every sufferer 1piE0M fnOHey ana phoat 3tice wy
claim ibat no one but the fool will turn 10 1t de4
eQr or close his eyes TO the gldd things We bnHs 70
his blightca 1ife In tusiee to u.s. 10 YOU, 10 Noul
dependent families and to the consummaton OF your
li(eis ambition before you were strckt n down hy
disease we ask you to go with us Tor re-" moments
TO the homes of some Who have drank oil the Wgtefs
u life and are now full of the 9oy q hednh reay 70
lell 10 tho world their glad experience We VIII gNe
YOU no false statement and make m asserioR WHEN
iannot by proper inquiry ihy letter or Fo9pn
fiends no probed TO the bottom and found 10 be iull
Of truth.
Among hundreds cured our present space allows us to refer
to Mr. Harck IFS plymouth ST. Brookyni sister Aaerea
with Chronie bheamailsm many Rheumatic
Mr.. Hastings, 29t Pearl st., hroeAls -f9'fs'e i
a6out. nl,a ami aud
Mr. Roehsler 2G6 ST., Bro9klyn-scintioa rheumatism
8 yenrJ-had expended over $1,000 IN "hef ma'pe an
Mr. Teyin. 4SI Third Avenue. brooklyn Chronic RAeima
All 1arland qbo Bainhrdge St. RrooSyn-A Aente Inism
matory aud Chronic rheumatism and very bad ohf"li'
Nps Pikine,on lss 2ih St. RrooklynAente and Chrome
Rhoumatsm or years. ,had tried everything,
Dr. Goodrich, New York Cy5ehg%Gn,o % YttrFhie ncute
nhammasory Rhcumhllsm 20 yenrsi bcu.
Mr. Dixon West st., New fofk-ehrohle, ps' pu
oapt Eaihsn wood loi South St. New YOrkohroni'
Il Greenwich Av Y~kehrOn' hhen
matisn and Kidney Disease ta..,, fy Chronic
Judge Grossman l2 Oakland Aya Setft'Y w
| RheumatisIn several years.
Tho above named gentlemen know many 9tn4s S y ~
r. g. Of pysepsa Lsef iIon Io or Srila rs
l. you this advertisement. ..
| K,Imore. Adams & Co.. % Atlantic Az,
| Brooklyn. and 1O5 William st'' NJ -
The daily gazette., 1882-09-23
GRIMES AND oAsfjALrIEs.

4
Jane Hickey and Christopher Carlan were
drowned in the Delaware and Raritan canal
ut New Brunswick yesterday.
Ex-Lieutenant George l.. Rousseau com
rhitted suicide at Laredo, Texas, Yesterday
BY shooting himself In the head.
John Nye, Sr. sulphur boss at Burnslde
Colliery, in ShAmokin, Renna., was crushed
70 death on Thursday by fail of top rock.
William Elliott, driver boy of the New
Boston Colllery, at Mahanoyi City, Pa, was
killed last evening by falling under q loaded
car.
Bertha Querin, aged ~ years, was fatally
shot by Paul Hamenburg, in New York,
last evening" while he xas Showing her a
pistol"
4 Mrs. Joseph Burlington WAS fatally burned
70 Harrisburg yesterday morning by the ok
piosion OF a coal oil lamp. She is a widow
with eight children.
I ii. Brady, Assistant Chief Engineer of
the Fire Department of San Francisco, was
fatally injured by being thrown from his
carriage Withdrawing to fire on Thursday
afternoon.
The body Of George H. Loomis formerly
of Cleveland, Ohio, employed as engineer
ON the Government work near Skipworth,
Mississippi, was found Id the water near
that place. on Thursday evening. IT,
Charles Matthews, editor of the Hornet,
was shot dead at Hot Springs, Arkansas,
yesterday morning, by Colonel $. w.
Fordyce, Vice President of the st. Louis
and Texas Narrow Gauge railroad Tie
quarrel grew out Of newspaper contro-
versy.
An insane daughter of James Cleveland
poisoned the whole family OF six, except
her mother, last Wednesday night, by put
ting strychninc in their coffee She then
wandered of and is supposed to have com
mitted suicide Her father has died and
one OF her sisters is in critical condition.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-23

~ y was !, discovered yeste rday undor the
missioner i,s1llgt G, Attorney in the Tax
lguisba1 ,e, oihee, IN New York, and
j. In tiD se s.ole much damage was
RB In tbc aale @ere stored important
|en. ''ses oil the raided lottery
The daily gazette., 1882-09-23
nooD COZ LISBON

TIE llh Is.
n.A,6blars of the Ts epsl rel, ASS1sSsS TSrs1,v
] y rs,,s persons Killed "n" ADo"' As
3s.t aoa 90, .oII,daS e tsf ess "a.
r. on we ~ al leas 10 more or
N outright ,,od n" two or three ,of whom
\ SIlOpI II T6e trains that % W.T. ~ ,shich left
alti ,be Portchesterf speGia f,.o', m Harlem
,.ne s,e al 7.2O, and tran IRON IRON red.and
PaGs aG,.rted from the one .u -ntlhee hnea,a a ~.
4 street staIlo1 y - a broker axle the Mon
enS "ress due at the Gra1 - SSnS,"i "a ~ co" u
aPS PdS had been deraiied, anu M ~ Nh Nh
enee c ali trains were aslayya, i a. or "1 ranid
b train was a. : Harlem, Al Ild. when near
NJ traeks aot y was brought TO a stop by
Ny.slxth s.l't .sn ,rock Before the stoppage
ped0 on VI. Z subject of comment
s'JT ths messengers the Harlem tralu ..u uus y
,onot at s.. IS dashed u 10 tlis a', lea. sa, ~
Jew Haven ,,.iiSin five feht Of the door
way y gnorinp Marin and seAts, aud throw
bg up tlle ,l,rs nuo n,,f on either side, bleed
0he pissehIsvll living and dead, into a
Rnd Grula'Ii ,, w the trenches on each side
Of ugu' Immediately after the crash
e 'faeh' Hllrd with a dense volume
.pnnel waS mo "', groans Of the injured and
ean! ,at aIn Iv ,yifb tbe painting Of the iron
u ntllEltu VIZ" Al a,,I,, ent4xtfa4
n of death, were the ohiy soe'l9s H
=, ,be event could be telegraphed
q twenty third precint police station
er of patrolmcn, consul lt|ulihg tne en-
serve, arrived on the scfne ne ana sesl y. "
Nth the aid OF priyaIe cltizens' "
Nj the victims buried beneaIh the
ln." . Car greater thar had at first
N lsaS Nas ,S and not ond, but all the
4 fupPo3Ib " io tba vicinity were notified by dis
~ ,onS :" AZ their ambulances. The scene
Y Y oour onante cleared away was terrible
rd the horrors of the SITUATION were
uSonced n .nc by the shrieks and groans Of
la and injured. The only dead body
ted from the Wfcck Wac onau VI
be Eugenie Aubert, a Aehooi geaeneI %
Ted IN q private sch0 0ol at Mount
~ Now York. She was horribly
"a ami had evidently been killed on
~. verp found to be necessary on
r NM darkness In the tunnel, and
i n rcscuing the unfortunate pas
81 who had teen caught between bhe
Eel tlmbcrs of the telesdoped train, or
ed down hy the twistqd IRON OF Inc
continued,
darkness in the tunnel was almost
etrahlr, the ilickering ilames III ths
carried Nv the firemun and police
owing about like go many gigantic
The rcsttcrs worked with will,
Nitbin ain hour after the crash fully
npr.mt, were removed from the scene
AructiOn. f.is
Dpr the passengers were many children
b way to school In this city, and Tor q
|me there we're rumors that large
+ n Of people were killed, some putting
4 gh as forty. People irbm all parts of
Il aockcd toIhc scene of the disaster,
entrance TO the tunrNel at Eighty
trect was crowded all day by an ex-
*EOwd.
Die passengers and cydn the officers
N hat the accident was the result of
hismanagcmcnt, and thorough i'll
&tiOu will be- made.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-23
'-------i-- - - -
Never Fails-WIII send Free.

A Reliable Self-Cure. A favorite pre-
seription Of one of the most noted and sue
.cessful specialists in the United States for
the cure Of Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay, Lost Manhood and Weakness. Drug
gists can fill the same, Address.
DIR. OVERTON.
POP EAST 10TH STREET, NEW YORK.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-23
SUNDAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

To supply the demand for New York aud
Philadelphia papers, Mr.. Davis, 6ls Market
street, has ordered extra Of all kinds. For
sale and delivered to ncwsboys at o'clock
iD the morning. The. Sunday Star delivered
at publishers rates. All the new, all the
news.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-23
Another strike Thro, tened.

|engnccrs of the Gould railroads west
mississippi river were in session at
buis few days ago, snd they have
shtd Colonel Ialmagc, general man
bf transportation, for redress Of
grievances. Among other things
ek to he paid ON a "por diem basis, "
b of by mileage, as heretofore. Yes
a committee Of the ei engineers held Al
meeting III St Louis, and the Presi-
|pf the Brotherhood bf Locomotive
|fers has been telegrap phcl to 90 to
'ty The men say tia II their de
are not compiled ith they will
"in which case they say, "all the
sers west of the Nlissise ippi river, ex-
Poe on the Wabash rui N and enough
the mail trains Oh tie other lines
|hit work y
The daily gazette., 1882-09-23
bucliunail,o >.

lpei.. \ bladder and NTpls, Tai,, all annoying Kid
ss's@ 'iuafy diseases, 81.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-23
II You are. Billions

take DIR. Perce's "Plcasant PurgAtve
Pcllets. the original Lit tie Liver Pills" OF
all druggists. w&s
--4--A - - sE~- -
4 Lucky sA6oideH6 10 u X. X. Station
Master.
Mr. j. a. Burks, the Station Agent at Robe
line was the lucky holder Of Onc-fiith of ticket
No. 58,02 which drew the capital prize OF STb coo
in the Louisiana State Lottery Drawing Of
August 8. He forwarded the ticket to N. o.,
and the sum of $4,000 was paid In cash lie Ii
9c9mparatiNeiy young mani has vi and two
lie owns some real estate. He takes his good
fortune quite n0nchalanty, and in a sensible
manner will retain his present position for some
time to come. This is but one Of the lnvarabe
Instances showing that the Louisiana State
Pottery Company deals honestly with the lucky
holders of tickets drawing prizes In the wheel Of
tortune.-NdtchitochoS, La, Peoples Iindtcator.
AuguSf 10.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06

NEw-YEAR's DAY in New York
city, was generally observed, aud all
business wee suspended. Toe streets
down town bore much the appear
ance OF the Sabbath, ali The exchau-
ges, courts and Offices being closed;
but up town the scene was made
iivelier with New Years callers ma
king their yearly rounds. Services
were held in some Of the churches.
The day was a very Geld one. The
day was similarly observed in Brook
lyn. The Rev. HENRY WARD BEECH.
Err received callers at his house dur
ing the day to TIE number Of about
1900.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06

IT Is announced that Senator
VOORHEES,, in the interests Of civil
service reform, proposes an omeud-
ment TO the Constitution Of the
United States m king an Postmss-
sers, Revenue Collectors. Judge.
Msrshais, aud United States District
Attorneys elective By the people.
His proposed amendment il as loi-
lows:
All Postmas'ers. Revenue Collectors.
Judges, harshals, and United States Dis
trict Attorneys for the District Courts Of
the United States, shall be elected bv the
people in he States IN which their duties
are to be performed; and they shall be
elected 10 such manner a. the Legislature
OF the States shall provide by law.
II this smendmen ehould become
a part Of the organic law, it would.
OF course, take the great bulk oftne
Federal patronage out Of the hands
Of The President and Congress. and
lodge 1T directly with the people
from all power in this country is
supposed to emenate.
The plan involves the principle
to which the best Thought Of the
country is now turning for the prac-
tical abolition Of the evils that ofl:c,
our civil service system.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06

How coercion in Ireland can be
made to coerce is the problem that
seems Just now to puzzle the British
Government. Ths plan to divide
the country into five semi military
districts and to deal with each DIS
trict separately is now to be tried.
1t looks az if there was serious
trouble ahead. If coercion should
increase until it reaches a point
where i can no longer be borne with
any degree of safety, the Land
Leaguers and their allies must either
capitnIate or take up whatever arms
they have aad offer Whatever resis-
tauce they can.
a rebellion in Ireland would be 6
great calamity; but if, as it is feared,
coId-olooded slaughter Of unarmed
peasants forms a part of the coercion
programme, it is not likely that the
people will submit to it quietly.
The Dublin correspondent Of the
London Times, reviewing the events
OF 1881 in Ireland, says: The year
has closed in confusion, contention,
and a war Of races and classes. Com
mercial credit is broken, The spirit
o: the country is sunk ia deep de-
pression."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06

IRELAND is now held by $4,000
troops, reckoning the drilled and
w%ell-armed cOnstabulary among the
number. Over $50 arbitrary arrests
have been made, and the govern
ment, having begun to pilfer the
mails, IL now considering the sum
mary imprisonment Of women; yet
there lie not a square mile 10 Ireland,
outside of the cities, where the life
OF a suspected man is safe, his prop
erty protected, Lis family free from
danger. 10 Ireland, as in Russis,
the n fundamental fact Of The
nineteenth century 10 being forced
IN upon a government in the main
as good as any in the world, that
against their wills no race and no
people can long De governed. Civ
llizstlon has increased enormously
the capacity for conspiracy and the
offensive power ofconspiraoies. Open
war aud popular risings are no lon
ger possible. Breech-l oads have
ended that; but personal warfare
and secret concerted resistance ID
possible on a scale before uudreamed
of. Self government is the only
sure pacific, and self-goyeru-
ment England and the Russian
autooracY must soon conceGe.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06
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sbup, ihe fam, the orchard, The garden.
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cal, cotton, cattle, maI kst and stock re
ports.
Pure in tone, no parent fears TO place
hf Baltimore We, xiv sun in his chill
dteu.s hanGs. Conservative i'm view. The
NeeHiJ sun presents facts uudistoIted by
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06

DURING the Knights of Pythias
festival at Shanesville, T~uscarawes
County. Ohio, Saturday night. the
h3or gave way, precipitating the
company, numbering over 200, to
the floor below. Two persons were
instaDuy kiIl,d, ten others fatally
injured and between 70 and so more
or less bruised or burned. The
building took fire almost instantly p.
producing a scene Of tho widest ex-
element. The lights were nearly
all e1tinguisbed, leaving the qbriek-
ing, struggling msss Of humanity to
sroPe The way from the ruins al
mos! in the DARK. The fire was sub
dued in a short time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06

To lie creditors Of james Shay. de-
teasFl.
To pursuance OF @ dec GO Of the Circuit
Court OF the County of Preston. made Inn n
cause i""fcih p'ndiug, to subject the
rn., estate OF The said SHAY to fho No.
ui"It ot bis debts, you are required To
present Four claims against Che said
James ~ii,v for adjudication to Harry
w. McNaieriy, Commissioner. at his OF
moo Boo Ono said county, ON or before the
aOtl day pi January mex
wines. smith O. auc, Clerk OF said
Court, This 2Itn day OF December. 1851.
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Juo. Barton Payne, counsel. iaGt4
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06
RAILROAD MEETINGS.
A MOVEMENT ON FOoT TO Ryr.n
ARAEhIsOAD FROM KINGWOOD
To ~ihtersect the Baltimore mud
OHi" HaiirSad by the uost
Practicable Roufe-

To ~ihtersect the baltimore and
OhiS Railroad by the NO.,
Practicable Route.
Ga Monday night of last week a
preliminary meeting was held a.
the Office Of Joo. Barton Payne. ESQ.
TO coneissr the practicabiIitv Of con-
strnctlng a narrow gaica r.i,ro 4
from KinRwooi 10 intsrs.ct the p
and o. r, r. On motion, Hon. VIM.
". o. Dawson was called 10 the
caalr and John Barton Payne, ESQ
wss made Secretary. After an in
tercbsngo Of views, 10 which great
unan'mity prevailed, a motion 90
test zee faith Of those present resnI.
TOD ~ the assurance Of nearly $4,000
70 do project. Alter appointing
Mossra. Dawson, Payne, Bishop,
hanovn and Browna as Committee Of
Ways and Means, the meeting ad
journed subject to the call Of tbs
Chairman.
Pursuaui - a call, a public meet,
ing Ves held in the Court room ON
Monday night. The nemmendable
degree Of interest unaffected by our
people was shown by the good at
tendance on the occasion. The chair
man called the meeting to o. der and
stated its object, and Mr.. PAYNE eta.
ted what hal besa done st tho for
mer meeting. After a good deal of
discussion, 1t wss ordered thst the
general committee procure a char
ter, end tlat a meeting be hold At
MIR. Psyne's law office SATURDAY,
night, Of those wbo desire.o become
the incorpo atoIs.
q series Of resolutions, offered by
Mr. Heermana, instructing the gen
eral committe TO report the estims
ted cost Of the road and it's r%uunipp
eEP'asa' after i. is 10 cperation,and
an es.Imate oiths amount oibusinss.
that IT will dc, were adopted. Some
%idInosal subscriptions were recslv
cd, and the meeting adjourned to
assemble at the call Of the chair
man.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06

TIE new exodus Of colorsd people
from South Carolina to Arlansas 10
attracting a good deal Of attention
It appears that a oolorei preacher
is this time the rcb-ezodus.er and
by charging a registry fee" Of one
dollar ~. each nsue on bic .Ii.5 hs.
accumulated tls nice li.tls cum Of
$1,000. The emi0rarts are prinei-
pally from EigtG-.d and L.ureps
Counties. The new NOSES is said 60
have raised $1,000 ia EdgsGsld
alone. The trouble with those Of
then vao have made tbo.r way e,
Atlanta, Tie place appointed for
assembling. is that MosEs does not
put 10 an appearance, aud many be-
coming impatient o., tho delay. have
reformed home.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06

sections uoa have al the State Of
hcers, four out Of the FIVE judges Of
the Court Of Appeals, two Of the
three Congressman and the other
Senator. Should the choice fall on
Mr.. FAULKNER, the State would
have a Senator who would at once
take rank among The ablsst men in
that body, for as a State legislator,
member for ter years OF the lower
house of Congress and minister 10
France, Mr.. FAULKNER displayed
marked Industry and ability and a
high order Of statesmanship. Mr..
HoGE is also an able man, whilst
Messss. MATTHEWS and HEREFORD
bavs alec figured creditably in pub
lie life.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06

WITHOUT doubt many people We're
right glad to see the end of 1881.
and to know that Mother SHIproN
was a fraud. Let not such persons
rejoice too much, for here comes a
Hartford man who says that it is a
mistake to limit the period of the
danes prophecy with the 3lst Of
December, 1881. He holds that the
time should De computed under the
old style, which would extend the
year 1881 to the Oath OF March next.
80 there are some eighty odd days
yet n which to fulfill the prophecy.
What an uncomfortable bore this
Hartford man is, to be sure.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06

A WASHINGTON correspondent has
ascertained that 9 9S5 bills and Joint
resolutions were introduced in the
two Houses Of Congress before recess.
The aw.provideO that $50 copies Of
each document shall be printed for
the use Of members, requiringto date
the printing of 2,8O5, $50 COPIES.
Doubtless not more han half Of the
bills of the session have yet boen in
troduced, IN which case 100000
copies may be set down as Il fai. es-
Innate o(the demand. upon The Gov
eminent Printer for bills and Joint
resolutions alone. And. that's the
way Uncle Sam money goes.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06
NOTES

1t 10 proposed TO get = oAartsr
have preliminary suIgeys msds from
hing"ood to R~3wlesburs, 70 Tug
Melton, and to Nowbnrg, and there
% get the defence Of each proposed
route, and tbs probable cost Of cor
'tr"e'ing the road o7sr it. Then 10
ses whst The people % each Of the
three towns named and taoss living
bet~"ea il and K.agwooI, viii do in
the way Of INSCRIPTIONS to tie car
Itat stock.
We are Informed that Major Orr,
of Lyon, says he will give So coo if
the road IS built to Newbure; and
hat lie believes the balance OF 500
GOO can bs raised along the route
and at Nswburg. WHAT say you.
people OF Newburg, Tunneltou, and
Rew.es5ura2
Mr., VIM. Z ltoo, Who did osns.d-
cradle grading on the B. & o. r r..
says that he believes that Tho 81
m'Ies from Morris's L. B5wlesblre
can be graded for less than $1,000
per mi.o~p1ebab!y at about 800 =
ME. Tse usual cost Of grading 10,
d n"fTo"-2ange is about $1,000 ?e,
mile.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06
sTATE OF WEST yIRGINJA

CDUSrE or PRISON., S..
AZ a County Court hell tor -sid county.
az the Court House thereof, on the g.h
day OF January, 1882.
WHEREAS, Many parties having claims
against the county aud di6tri,is. ,.-igu
lhem TOT ths U e OF Oihers, sla thereby
prevent the Sheriff from the collection II
their iaIas;
therefore, notice is hereby given ,o al.
essIgnees IN such claims thqt th. urt-r-
srsueu LOT the payment ~ the same ~iIl
OF the taxes OF the ASSUME. ,.i ,E.
Sheriff IS hereby required TO dlIrr, f-.,,
sacn orders all taxes he may haze a,,i,.t
said assignee before paying Tie s.ui-.
A copy-Test
J. AMI MARTTN a.. RI.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06

The New York Legislature, which
began Its regular session last Thurs-
day, is made up as follows; In the
Senate there are II Democrats and
Is Republicans. In the Houce 81
Democrats and 81 Republicans.