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THE STATE OF TENAs.

To the Sheriff or any Constable OF McLen-
nan County, Greeting:
Whereas. George W. Cleveland and
William Cameron, partners under the firm
name of Cleveland 4 Cameron, have IN
stitltcd their suit in the district court OF
NcLcunan county against f. {. Bailey, on
to-wit the Sth dav ct November, Al. 1851
which SHIT is numbered on the docket OF
said court as No. 1886, wherein they clam
of said Bailey the sum of S3.OiS IL, pal
once due them on account Tor goods,
U,.,rns and merchandise sold and delivered
hv them. the said Cl. ve'and " Cameron,
niointieS. TO said E G Bailey. defendant
AZ Divers dates between the lst day OF
February. 1881, TO the 4th day OF NoVeil-
her 1881. at the special instance ana
rrnncst of said defendant, an lelil Z'I
settlement of said account being attached
10 plaintiffs petition ana NnV !!,.s
GEORGE W. Cleveland. one on the plai III II,
has made oath that the residence Oh tle
said f. G.. Bailey is u known tc- ,lIe
affiant. You are therefore itIrOA GT.,.
monded to summon the said H. =. i n',,e :,
nv making publication oil tls ,i' tT t onnan
some newspaper published III Ms .n,'r
,,o-,,,t,, THXas. once Il week ior ioui SUI
oo,ttrS yycplIs preyious 10 ihe return DAY
boroof r. he and appear before the honor
n nS ed district Court OF McLennan county GnHf
T i%lS at the next term hereof H.
TO he fceun and holden in the court !l h4 fr.t
thereof in the city of Waco. on me ma and
Worday in May, y. d. 1882, theh anu
there to defend said suit. -. mako
Herein tail not, and of this VIII nl"Ne
dine return as the law directs. nj
Witness T. +. BeaZley, clerk OF ti ~ l DIs-
trict Court of McLcnnan county, IeA Nus
-, Given under my hanH t the
/. The seal OF said court on 1 N 1S So
Il. f. BEAZLEN.
Clork of the District Court ot Melenrah
Oicl N Toxoc 0l2Slt
Bv CHAs. ii. LEpNUM. Deputy.
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Letter fro- Meridian.

MERIDIAN, February 10-In your
issue of Tuesday you had
paragraph stating in subtanee,
that prohibition in Bosque county
was a God send to liquor dealers in adj
ioining counties; that jurors, litigants
and witnesses in attendance on the dis
tr;ct and inferior courts, all of which
we're in session, were coming IN (Sun-
dav) and that seveD-tenths of them were
armed with something to console the
ssinner man." Facts-no courts were III
session but the district court, justices
court held a short session Monday;
Few, il any, jurors came to town untli
Monday. Some witnesses from distant
counties may have been IN town on
Sunday. but not many. [ have smelleG
whisky on the breath
but one man since prohibition went INT
effect. and he was an old topper that ha
lain in a supply for private use. nav
seen many men here during court, VIII
when the saloons were here, never falle
to get tipsy, go home sober. DIN
writing the above, | see other renlar9'
about prohibition, causing trade 10
elsewhere. and causing dull times, III yoGer
issue of Wednesday. There ls no duh
ness which is not attributed TO oth9r
causes, except in localities where saloouS
were, where We have quiet and goII
order instead of midnight carousaeIs
and drunken orgies. L think such mn
paragraphs, except when he"S
consist of facts, are no
calculated to increase the popularity III
Bosque county of the paper that pup
fishes them.
The people of Bosque county are wei
satisfied with the workings of prOhlbI
ton so far, and 1 think it safe to say
that prohibition is stronger to-day than
it ever was. Ever saloon keeper IN the
county has removed his saloon to some
other county, or has changed the char
acter of his business. Nj.
The writer may be DESTROYS of getting
up discussion on prohibition III
Bosque county, and if so We are not the
proper ones to begin with. 1t is ques-
ton for the papers and people of that
county to settle, and being now settled
no lengthy discussion is necessary. No
person or paper outside the county has
a right to undertake to bring up local
issue The information we got that
courts would all be in session on the day
referred to and that parties were com
ing in with stimulants IN their
pockets was got from BOsque
county gentleman who, If not
prohibitionist is an abstainer. In say
ing that trade was dull at Meridian, or
going to other places, We did not say ON
account of prohibition alone, nor did we
say at Meridian alone. We stated at
Meridian and Morgan, on account of
bad weather, the cotton being nearly all
marketed, prohibition, etc. This was
the substance of the paragraphs pub
lished. We got the information as we
state from Bosque county man who
would not misstate if he knew it, but
who might have been in error to some
extent. Our province is to give legitl-
mate news without Partially, and our
friend must not think us meddling or
being on either side because we gave
scrap of news that did not favor what
seems to be his side.
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BOA RIDING.
WANTED.

A GOOD small house, good well, stable ana
N large yard or garden spot, well fenced,
sandy ground, i'll the suburbs. Please give
terms. Address Hagen" POSt-otlicc drawer
4S3, Waco .-02I23t
w ANTED-lCO, OOO bushels of sound cotton
W seed, for which the highest cash price
will be paid by Waco Oil Works: 0205lu
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DR..
ClalRs's
Periodical
pills.
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General DraNIge.

Persons who wish freight hauled to or
from the depots, or any class of merchan
disc moved in the city, should not forget
that Horne Il beware have the only ex-
elusive transfer line in the city, and have
a large number OF llolts ready to serve the
public on the shortest notice. Attention
prompt, and charges reasonable.-0l2St
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AfAmcfinn.-NHusfGn

The entirely new and 1irst-claSs stock OF
dry goods, clothing, hats. boots. shoes,
notions, underwear etc, will he offered aL
auction this morning at 10 o'clock. The
sale to continue from day to day I'M
til all goods are sold. Everything must
20, whatever it brings and byan early call
YOU can secure bargains. ii. SIEGEL,
O2I11t
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LETTER LIST.
List of Letters Remaining in
the POsfOHice at waco, Tex,
for Week Ending. Feb
ruary II. IsS3.

AtchiSOn OC Harris Rige
Armstrong j f Hayes y L
Armstrong Kate Hammock a ID
Alley Nancy J johnson Hester A
Adams J j , LOOney Cornelius
Alternately Alex Lewis G Ii
Anderson Mr. Morrill, S y
Burk X Z Morgan G.
Banks Annie Morgan Solomon
Barnes w Z MerShon JnO IL
Bunton NJ G. Manning Isabelle
Black Geo MOskey y
Beatty j X May William
Battle w CO Needer Anthony
Cyphers Ges Owen L
Curnutt w w Oscar + ID
CTage James Orr j +
Cooper Elem Powers j NJ
Coughlin Z Pierce J G.
Cook j D Pearson Miss NJ
COndy Arizona Fender L A
| Clark Bev Il j Page Mrs Halle
Clark Mrs Cone Parsons " Branstdac
Chieves L A Robinson Eddie
Chadler Josephine Snead \ Il
Chambers Jessie Swan VIM
Cey Ion w L Sugg Jack w
CankS Miss Belle Station Eli
Campbell John Strickling VIM
Dcbbs John Stull WI
Davenport Eliza Smith Nichols
Davis Mrs SeabroOk Miss NJ W
DamrOns Geo Trenton Miss Fannie
Bones Charles Tab Jack
Evans + NJ Taylor Frank
Earl Miss NJ NJ L. 5. Fish Company
Fuller j L WairOn Miss Anna
Fuller Charley WiliamSWash
Fowler CancY Wanirdn Miss Anna
Faulkner JEFF WOrmhle K John
Groom William Walker Joe
Greene Mrs Alice Webbs John
GOOde Capt + NJ Walker Joe
Goodman L Il Wellman Alice 4 ,
Gaines Miss Willie Wills Alex
Hugunim DR. w e Williams ) 5
Howell Miss Alma Wyatt Charley
Hines Mrs Lizzie Wood Thomas
Huehn Fred \ Wright John K
FOREIGN.
Bird a w Barlow j T
Bruno Ferro GartunoG OrdOn IL Ii
COnlan Mrs Metz NJ l.
Mutual Jacob Roberts Arthur
Parties calling for any OF the above lei
tiers will please say advertised, giving date
OF advertisement o. Ii. LELAND. p. NJ.
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IhtEE D. ,
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02ll2W
Notice..

All parties owing the late firm of New
ton, Newburg Il Wise, East Waco. are
hereby notified that we have given our
old partner, Mr. l.. Newburg. the power
of attorney to collect and receipt for same.
He will be found at the late k. G. Majors
stand on the square, with first class
stock of dry goods, clothing, boots and
shoes, and ever ready to serve the wants
of our old patrons. w. NJ. NEWTON.
02ll2w DAN WISE.
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Clothing atCOsf.
To the TeIenboue DeIiuauents.

All persons who are in arrears to the
daily and weekly TELEPHONE in subscrip-
ton or advertising accounts are respec-
fully reGeested to cali on me mt the EX-
aminer office and make settlements. |
hope all will do so at their earliest conven-
i,nce as | wish to close the books and
Eve my attention TO other duties.
H. w. HUBBY,
WACO, January a 1SS2-d&wtt
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IMPORTANT.

When Won yislt or leave Ncw York City
ssyr l#c-a.r. ENulcsSa.-a aud Carriage lire
and stop ai GKthD USi0N HOTEL, opposite
Gnnd Central Depot. 45G rooms, lifted up at
cost OF ul.r million dollars, reduced to one
dollar and upward per day. European plan.
Esatur Restaurant supplied with the best.
Horse cll~, Stage. and elevated railroad 10 all
d-1ts Families can live better for less
honey st Oh" GRAND UNION HOTEL than at
shy other first class hotel Ia tie city.
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hLass,ae rr woMANhlNp.

Relieve al diseases Of women
paruilar To The appearance
|H,i q. So ton ug the nIrnses,
.ul"rju" Disturbances, torpid
.jls uf the functions, " IN ten.
',prrhwa, iismeuorrhma, anu
.hlsirria. also IN melancholia
ami ether utrauErments. Al
ford prompt relief to those
distressing BEARING down
Iuaius So peculiar to women.
Price 81 per. sent Tree oy
matt on receipt Of price.
or. Clarke medicine COM
Vanv. New York City.
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BALTIMORE, Md, April -, 1851.
| have recently been using your Browns
Iron Bitters in my family, consisting OF
myself, wife and three childten, and the
effect has been always rs mackcd as in the
case of Mr.. Phelps. 1t is unquestionabIy
a wonderful medicine. A. Bowen.
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Dissolution OF Co-partnership.

The firm OF Newton. Newburg u Wise.
formerly doing business in East Waco
and Morgan, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr. l.. Newburg re-
firing. The liabilities of the firm will be
liquidat q by Newton Il Wise, who will
contint t business at Morgan.
W. VI. NEWTON
L.NkwBUEG.
02ll2W u. WISE.
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, nALM IN t.lLEAD.

For all casrs Of Srermator-
'th"s and impotcucy, A. the
D. suit Of elf abuse In youth,
-r>ual eNccss-s in matIrcr
Years. or other CAUSES, and
producing some o. the follow
|iUg elects Nervousness,
seminal ,umiSsioEs (nish {
COMMISSIONS hN drcamS) Diiu-
.u,..- # sight, defective Mem
.ory Physical pccav, rnnpirs
.uu Face, Aversion to Society
lot rcnsa4t-. Confusion OF
.I1-S~, loss Of Sexual Power,
Ia rendering marriage i'm
proper o. unhappy. Are =
.ua-itiv.. rm Ia > tn > weeks.
.D"a in SIX boxes usually SUI
.H,i-ut Price ~ ~ PER box
-Four hoNrs 81. Sent hy mall,
'rrrraii, on receipt ~ price,
. t5lrrss Br. tlalkc Medicine"
It.uu.anV. New York CIV
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Having concentrated the stock recently
in my upper Austin street house with that
OF my main house, 30 Austin street. my
stock in gents youths and boys clothing.
hats, caps. boots and shoes, furnishing
goods, is unusually large and all of recent
purchase. The spring months are ap-
preaching, and must have store room,
and Announce that these goods are all
for srle, and | will not refuse any reason
able figure. l propose to maintain my
reputation as leader in low prices. and
sell you rs good goods as money will buy.
e. Robinson, - Austin street.-0ll2tt
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BRILLIANT RESULTS.
INDIAN
ACORN
GIL.
THE GREAT
Cfs Esisth Il T.
LIR1MENT.

Professor q. Il. Hubbard, in speaking of
cures he had seen performed by tn American
lrdiGns says. - never saw an Indian have
an ulcer or foul wound in my life, neither is
there such thing to Toe found among them
or Sciatca, sprans, Bruises, Aches, Ulcers,
Burns and Scalds, Sore ThrO8ts Salvation
LaIneness In Horses, Scaiiy and skin Dis
eases, fGres or Old Ulcers, Stiffness of the
joints and swelling OF the nodes etc infaIIt.
bly, and never miss. Their chief remedy is
The Acorn OH. From the London Lancet and
Clinic. For safe by all druggists
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In either stage, whether pfl-
mar. secondary, or tertiary
are IN Invaluable rVm+,'N-
The, never iaii to cure whGh
directions are fOi 10 W u
/. IFrir.- - ~ per box. Fl,e
boxes sac. Sent 10y mali,
urcuaid. On recent Of p.ice.
Address Or. CLARKE Medicine
Company. New Tor: City.
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Or. Dyes Electro VoItaic
APPLIANCES TO MEN

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Debility, loss of nerve force or viEor' or any dls
case resulting from ABUSES and OTHER CAUSES or
any one afflicted with Rheumatism Neuralgia faf-
o1ysls Spinal Difficulties Kidney or Liver Ironhies
oo,e Rack and other Diseases Of the Vital Organs.
A1so WOMEN troubled with diseases peculiar 10
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Snccdy relief and complete restoration to health
guaranteed These, are The OL'y Electric
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Unom Scientific Principles. Their thorough
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use. send at for ilInstEatedPanphicts giving all
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yrIT4lC EEl.T' CO.. NInrshniI, Mich.
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For Sale Cheap.

Seed sweet potatoes for sale at Bart
MOore's.-O2O2tc
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UuoucstionabIy The VERY Resi-,

One set of bar-room fixtures, also a set
of hosehold furniture. Aapply 70 Geo.
Kramer, City hotel. East WacC.-0l27Im.
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New y Ork Seed Potatoes for sale by
O205tc e. G.. MCCULLOCH.
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Electric rheumatic liniment" is what
everybody uses now. Prepared by
Tucker 81 Willis.
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TEMPERANCE

Five hundred bushels of seed oats Tor
ale at Bart Moore s.-U20Stc
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PROFESSIONAL COLUMN.

Advertisements that do not exceed three
fourths an inch in space will be inserted in
this column at the following
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KNIGHTS OFHoNoR

:. I; -
lodge rooms in Odd Fellows hall on the first
and third W edDesdays of each month
II. W. YEATES Reporter
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Hr.
Clarke's
Anti-SJphIllti,
Pills.
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AFT AIRS OF State.

AEEAlRD III ATAIE.
The Annual Message Of the President
Read TO Congress Yesterday.
GRATIFYING FOREIGN RELATIONS.
Our Treaty Obligations With Other
Powers Fully Satisfactory.
THE PROPOSED PEACE CONGRESS-.
The Efforts to Adjust the Differences
Between Peru and Chilli.
OUR FINANCIAL CONDITION GOOD.
Proposed Reduction of internal Tax,
atian and Tariff Revision.
FREEDOM FROM INDIAN OUTRAGE.
A Reduction Of the Rate OF LetterPOst.
age to 1--WE Cents RecOmm ended.
POLTGAMY IN THE TERRITORIES.
LEGISLATION Needed for the Protection
OF Our Native Forests.
CIYIl SERVICE REFORM URGED.
A Law Asked Prohibiting Assessment:
for Political Purposes.
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slS,042,sSs -
1,367,586 10
l7S,674 90
6l,8N,198 IS
1,57o,4s4 10
15,osa,o4s 70
.M,sss,ls7 50
S,ss0,54s 81
n,077,2O6 IS

Total ordinary expenditures. .$257, 98l, 489 81
Leaving surplus revenue Of $145,543,-
81O.71, which, with an amount drawn from
the cash balance in the treasury
of $40, 737, 694.84, making $166, 2s1, 5e5.55,
was applied to the redemption of bonds for
the sinking fund SCOTS, $50; of frastional
currency for the sinking fund 5,7O5,553;
of loan of July and August 1861, $62,572,-
O5O; of loan of March, 1868, $4,472 800; of
funded loan of 1881, $37, 194, 45O; Of loan
of 1858, 100000; OF loan of February,
1861, $3O3, 900; of five-twenties of 1862,
$21O, 900; of five-twenties of 1854, $40, 900;
of ive-twenties of 1865, $65O,OOO of ten
forties of 1864, $264, $50, of consols of
1866, $3.50, of consols of 1867, $3.50, $50,
Of consols Of 1868, $1,414,0OO, of Oregon
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A Reduction Of the Rate OF LetterPOSt.
ace to Eve Cents RecOmm ended.
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war debt S675,250; of old demand COM
pound interest and other notes $1S,35O,
total $166, 2S1 ,5O5.55.
The foreign commerce of the United
States during the last fiscal year, including
imports and exports of merchandise and
specie, was as follows:
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~ dpP0dIS ny tlio ocCr0bdIy'o
report that the available naval force
of the United States consists of thirty
seven cruisers, fourteen single turretsd
monitors built during the rebellion, and a
large number of smooth-bore guns and
parrot rifles, and eighty-sevsn rifed can
non. The cruising vessels should be grad
ually replaced BY iron or steel ships; the
monitors BY modern armored vessels, and
the armament by high power rifed guns.
The reconstruction of our navy, which was
recommended in my last message, was be-
gun by congress authorizing in ito recent
act the construction Of two largo unarm-
ored steam vessels Of the character recon-
mended BY the late navy advisory board,
and subject to the final approval
Of new advisory board to be organized,
as provided by that act. 1 call your atten-
ton to the Recommendation Of the secre-
tary and the board that authority bs given
to construct two more cruisers Of smaller
dimensions, and one fleet dispatch vessel,
and that appropriations be made for
high power, Hfled cannon, for torpedo
service, and for other h&rbor defenses.
Pending consideration by congress Of . po-
Icy to be hereafter adopted in conducting
the eight large navy yards and their ex-
pensive establishments, the secretary
advocated reduction of expenditures
therefor to the lowest possible amount.
For the purpose of affording the officers
and seamen of the navy opportunities OF
exercise an discipline in their profession
under appropriate control and directions
the secretary advises that the lighthouse
service and coast survey be transferred az
now organized from the treasury to the
navy department, and he also suggests fol
the reasons which he assigns, that similar
transfer may wisely be made of the cruis.
ing revenue vessels. The secretary forci.
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The Annual Message Of the President
Read TO Congress Yesterday.
GRATIFYING FOREIGN RELATIONS.
OUR FINANCIAL CONDITION GOOD.

Proposed Reduction Of internal Tax,
atien and Tariff Revision.
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FREEDOM FROM INDIAN OUTRAGE.
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-,
10000

Iotsi,
1t is apparent by this exhibit that so far
as concerns most of the items to which
the &C. of August 2, 1882, relates, there can
lie TO need of further appropriations I'M
til after the close of the present session.
If, however, any action should be neces-
sary in respect to particular objects, it
will be entirely feasible to provide for
those objects by appropriate legislation.
1t is possible, for example, that delay
until the assembling OF the
next congress to make additional
provision for the Mississippi river im-
provement might be attended with serious
consequences. If such should appear to be
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ssnted, and that suitable provision be
made therefor.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
The elevation of our mission in Central
America to the plenipotentiary rank witch
was authorized by congress at its late SEES.
sion has been since effected.
CHILL AND PERU.
The war between Peru and Bolivia or
one side and Chill on tho other began more
than three years ago on the occupation By
Chill in 1880 Of all tho literal territory Of
Bolivia. negotiations for peace beinc
conducted under the direction of the
United States, the allies refused to conceds
any territory, but Chill has since become
the master Of the whole coast of boil
countries and of the capital of Peru.
year since, as you have already beer
advised by correspondents transmitted
to- you in January last, this government sen
special mission to the belligerent power
to express the hope that Chill would b.
disposed to accept money indemnity TO
the expenses of the war, and to relinquisl
her demand for portion of the terrltor,
for her antagonists. This recommendation
which Chill declined to follow, this govern
ment did not assume to enforce, nor ca,
it be enforced without resort to measur
which would be in keeping neither wit
the temper of our people nor with the spiri
of our institutions. The power of Peru n
longer extends over its whole TERRITORY
and in the event OF our interference to die
tate peace we would need to be supplemer
ted by the army and navy of the Unite
States. Such interference would al
most inevitably lead to th
establishment Of protecterat,
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POLYGAMYIN THE TERRITORIES

Legislation Needed for. the Protection
OF Our Native Forests.