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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28

The West Virginia School Journa! for
August aud September is up,n oar ta-
bic; rs usnal it abounds in matters of In
'e'est. 70 school teachsrs specially. aud
also contains the proceedings Of the
West Virginia Educational Association
VIII ich was held at Buokbsnnon July IL.
Is aud 70
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Tor the following interesting notes:
The Presbyterian congregation in
Piedmont ore building new Church
The foundation is lail. Tho congrega-
ton will worship in the Southern Meth
odist Church until their building is com
p'otsd.
A very pleasant service was held the Q
las, Sunday-it being quarterly meeting
occasion and communion--the Presid
ing Filler and pastors Of both churches
were present. Tho number OF commu.
uicants was quite large.
Col. DAVIS from Keyser. made sh ort
visit to Romnsy fow days ago. lie
thinks our town Is improving AMI look
ing better than no ever saw it.
Mr.. PARSONS, who is engaged with The
Messrs. Davis on tho new railroad was
also here. They arc now shipping about
1900 tons OF coal per day.
The road is said 10 be paying alrca-
dy outside OF The coal business. J.. is n
grand country that this road pcnc,ra.es
rich ia soil. timber and coal.
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DIExD.


On the 10Th inst. Oh Little Capon'
KEzIA ". ycupses. daughter OF j. Dill,
LON and ELHiIIA BURKEr, aged three
years tho months and eight days
Sadly will be missed the sunlight OF
that home, but the food parents will
gather comfort in their hours Of loneii.
ness from the thought that their little
darling is safe in the bosom of Him
who said Suffer the little ones 10 com c
unto nc.'
GA Sunday last. OF tho residence OF
her mother Mrs. 4. s. StubbleGeld. in
Cumberland. after severe illness Of
several days, Mrs. DR.. Il. G. GAsKILI.,
nee bliss CoRDELIA SYSTEMATICALLY
Mrs. Gaski!l was married only last Jan
uary. She is well known in this place.
having visited here on .veral occasions,
and made many friends who will regret
to hear OF her early death.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28

A LATE WIsTEE. --VoaEor predicts
a considerable amount OF warmth yet
FOR 1888. September aud a portion of
October are likely TO give tho warmth.
Some actually hct days will DO export
enced in The last named month. No
vcmber VII probably continue open aad
warm until towards Tic latter portion
Of the month when n rather severe ard
winiry period is likely 10 set 100 with
hard lrosts. The fore part OF Decem-
Der siI probably continue cylIanIm,y
lead mauy 20 look Tor m early sctting
10 OF tho winter Il lsS3-'8i bot. az A.
1915, all will be open again during tb,
latter part Of tho mol,h AMI close of IN,
year 1885 The year will - ou. and
tho new year eater with but !irre or O.,
SNOW, even Ia northern sections.
We arc under obligations 20 Msssrr
4. G. MEYEg & Co. OF Baltimore Tor +
iate number OF tHo New York Duh
0raPh'o which contains an cla5orat, ia.
scriplion % vel az il'us'ra'ian o. The
baltimore Oriole end also duo illa.tra.
lions Of the recently erected magnificent
buildings Of 4. c. Meyer & Co. impor-
ters and manufacturers Of druggists
speoialiies. aud sole Proprictors OF the
far-iamed DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup -
These buildings are among tho mos.
noted business structures and ia the T..
sIlcss csu'rs y! Ball5uJst
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w ashington s. Lee

UNIVERSITY, Lexington Va.
I SSriUcri0N il tn usual academic s,ulic,
Z AM IA The prof's iJnsi schoa!s IF Law an
hNGis%@aiSd Location healthfui Expenses
moderate, Next session opens Sept. % For
catalogue, adtre'i ''Clerk ~ the FHculty"
G. ". c. LEE. President
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28

Many persons who seemingly have
consumption have perfectly sound lungs
and their distress originates altogether
from disordered kidneys and liver.
Now there arc thousands Of remedies
that will relieve kidney and liver di-
seases, bu. there is only one that can
be depended upon for efYecting a per-
manens cure. and that is Browns Iron
Bitters. Its efficacy has beer sat.ssac.
torily proven in thousands of instances
after all other remedies failed.
The Cumberland Times OF Monday
last s'a'es that three horses belonging
to Mr.. Joseph Kelly. who rents the up.
per end of the Rzer farm from Mr.. d
Il. Long. were killed Sunday by the
express. The horses wers valued q.
$500. The sympathies or the public
arc with Dir. Kelly, who Ia q hard. work.
ing and energetic farmer, and it will be
hard for him to repair the loss, He has
bu. enc horse left.
Another homicide il reported "a hav-
ing occurred at Elkins. Garrett county.
(near which place tho Smith Harding
muder took place. on Thursday nich,
of last week. John Sites shot James
Hickey, who died from his wounds on
the following day. Sites escaped and
had not been captured at last accounts
One Of The Beauties OF tho Season.
To our kind friend and neighbor, Mrs
JOHN e. UEIsKELL. We are under many
obligations for beautifully and taste
fully arranged basket OF choice and
lovely Flowers on Saturday las. their
fragrance and freshness frightened and
chcered our rooms for several days.
We are grieved to learn that our
worthy an, esteemed friend, ABRAHAM
JOHNSON Esq Of Patterson's creek was
taken to Keyser last week to be exam
ined for lunacy. This is &C taialy
sad ard mysterious aiil,ction, if it be
tue
We Hr" under obligations to u. L. ID. |
LEWIS. President Of the Shenandoah |
Valley Agricultural Society for com
pinentary ticke. 10 their. fourteenth
Fair ut Winchester mex, month |
for full particulars see notice of same in
al other column OF todAy's paper.
On Monday night last a sad accilen, !
occurred at Grafton this State. Is. G.. |
MouhIZ one Of the leading men of the !
pace heard noise outside OF his house |
and at the sane time saw O dark OH, CT
IN the Iron: yard. supposing IL to be
thief, a. he and others had Frequently OF |
late been thus annoyed. lie drew lis re
vo'ver and fred, killing his Own son. a
young man OF abOut 20 wears old, "a
WAS revealed when light was brought.
HoRsEs KILLED ny LIoury1xo. Til.
Greo"brior (Y. Va. } INDEPENDENT
says That. on Mvn'iay OF last week, The
arm OF Nr. 4. d Seldom ridge, Eve
north u LsNishurg, WAS struck by
lightning and CO.. on fire. Two horses.
belonging to Mr.. III. a. Johnson, which
we're under the shed Of the barn at the
time, were killed. The storm was nc
by considerable rain which
material Y assisted in extinguishing the !
Aan 3. Had this not been The case Dir. |
would have lost his good |
barn, filled with hay, grain, ETC.. which !
came very near being destroyed my.
way. Mr.. JotInsons loss is se.ious /.
oLc. as he has only one horse lefi.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28

Tho store of the Mcssrs. Tal Tor at
lEc Steam Tannery near this place
was entered lay burglars Tuesday
night last aud tho money drawer
robbed OF lt5 contents, fortunately ouly
SINAI! amount, some ready made
shirts, toOts and shoes were taken.
No clue rs yc; to the guilty party or
parties.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28

FARM: yAUTEn.

small Farm netr some ra.lsoal. village
~ cry nus be- cheap far sa,h. s Ia esq, wili
efsc'ipuon. losti4a All terms JONI DANE,
a4Fr.le.. 1855
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28

We are indebted 10 Mr.. j. RUSSELL
PAsCAKE, formerly OF this county, FOR :,
Lac copy OF The Hamilton. .Texss Ncr-
all, which alludcs To him an his place
OF business in tho following manner
PANCAKR is situated ave miles east Of
Jonesborc, in Coryell county, on higl,
rich prairie, AMI u in tho contre of an
extensive mercantile and cattle trade.
1t is named in honor Of its proprietor.
}. II. PANCAKE.
who deals in general merchandise drugs.
farming implements and machinery, and
in cattle. horses and hogs, and conduc is
steam grist mill ana cotton gin. Be
Ing possessc OF largo farming and
pasture land estate, OF cattle upon many
hills AMI OF abun .ant capital and un-
limited credit his opera ions ere cx'cn
siye AMI successful. lie has for sale.
on reasonable tim2, farm OF 5000 acres
IN Hamilton county, 6 miles northeast
Of Joncsboro. Tho land is rich for
farming and pasiurage. IL Inns on it
ihe most complete residence in that sec
ton consisting Of IL commodiJls rooms
constructed in tho most desirable st,le,
and three wells of splendi water. The
entire ,rac, Is enclosed By the best o!
rock fences. Price $1,000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28

We are requested to state that
Messrs. Shuckey aud IIaruer will have
u sufficient quantity of Fertilizers, in
fine condition, on hand Tomorrow,
and Also on Tuesday next. To supply
the domand of their customers.
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Episcopal Female Institute.
WIN CuESTE.s, VA.

Rev J. c. WHEAT. ,. D., Principal.
This ia q chartered Institute or the h'ghcs
gaie, with II full corps OF well qualified teach
era Tor Music. the Modern Lurgung,s, etc. Tn,
terros arc moderate. The Tenth snuual session
begins SEPT. IL, 1883. For circulars address
tie Principal. References The Bishops aud
Clergy OF Va, W. Va. ard Nd.
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AZ : Il ETA COILEGE
A7A Nsthicttn, ohio II,

t9 hhhShei IL 1875 ~ well eqninp. for
the best educational work Two cnnrses ~
study in College aud Preparatory Departm n,
Deserving rD4rz pen encouraged o. Iaars
scholarships, snd prizes. Expenses moderate.
Fall terra btSius NJ. 6rh
Z. Nv. - NE>ESIcwSs
June -. 1893 President
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28

ACClDg >TAL SHOorlSG. We under
stand that on yesterday at tho ish.
house near this place, quite a serious
accident occurred. Robert Funden-
berg, while sitting on a board let tie
gan slip by Which it was discharged
the cCnicmts entering Roberts left
arm, producing II very serious wound.
Nj. William IL Maloncy who was
near him, narrowly escaped, several
shot passing through Lis hat
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28

Ike prospect for tic early completion
of the Raj road lctSCcn q IL place and
Gecn Spring is encouraging. From
ousidc statements in regard TO the build
ing Of the 70; d, wor@ will Ic commen-
ced at en- carly day. We understand
that JtrN c. lIFIsKELL Esq, was cali
cd TO Martin shurg this week TO meet
aud confer win Engineer SrENcEH OF
the B. s. o. X. T. in tho interest II cur
road.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28

n band OF GyPsies, having with
thcm five Wagons, encampcd near
this place Wednesday night last. and
passed through town yesterday nom
ing over the Northwestern grade.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28

Hardy Circuit Court meets Tuesday
next, October 2nd.
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We return thanks 10 the Baltimore
Sun for handsome card ~ by ~ in
ches, on which appears u cabinet sized
photograph Of Tie Suns able add vc'e.
ran G li;or and proprietor, a. s. ABgLL,
E-q, most excellent likeness, "a those
acquainted with Mr.. Abel will aeknowl.
edge, Nth n background OF the font
page Of Tng Sun OF August 10, 1888.
that day being thc seventy seventh an .
niyersary OF tho birth OF one Of the mos,
successful and wcll-known newspaper
editors in this country.
Agricultural fairs will be held as fol.
lows: Martinsburg. oct. 9th TO l2th ;
Frederick, Md. Oct 9th to 18Th (;
Iiagerstown. Md, Oct. 10Th to 18Th.
Winchester, Yn. Oct. 18th TO 2O.h;
Stanton, Va, OCT PSF to 2Glh.
Last year Col + II. G.. LEWIS OF 10.
boken, n j., gave huudrel dollar sil.
yer cup rs q proni1m Tor tie bes, rid
Ing horse exhibited at Tho Winchester
FAIR. This year IIe Offers one dnor and
mere costly, and also ono for tho second
best.
Mr., + ". Bedinger of Caarlestown
this State has conpleteda d forward.
ed to the publishers. the manuscript
Of bis Digest Of tho West Virpiria
Reports. Ills work is unanuousl,
and highly coupIimeu,ei by the
Judges Of lbe Supreme Court
From tic TABLET we learn that Miss
MARTHA MCCLELLAN, matron OF the y.
ID. and b. Institution, took tho FIRST pre-.
MUM on Mango pickle at III, Fair ia
Wheeling.
Little NeuA. six year old, daughter
OF RoBr. W. DALEY, Jr., Esq, took
lirst premium fOg neatly made apron.
Neither Of these were mentioned in thc
Wheeling papers,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28

Farmers and others desiring gen
teel lucrative agency business by whic!
> TO $40 day can he earned, send
address ~ once or postal to II. C.
WILKINSON g. Co 1875 anil 1917 Futon
Street Now York.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28

We nr" under obligations tn II. L. ID.
LEWIS. President Of the Shenandoah,
Valley Agricultural Society for com
p'inentary tickc. 10 their. fourteenth
annua! Fair ut Winchester mex, mont
for full particulars see notice of same in
an other column OF todAa's paper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28

The Winchester TINES OF Wednesday
last says Wheat was selling at CSC. to
Si.O3; corn. SIS; rye.55; oats, 80 to 50 (.
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Oh,NyBack!

~
That's a common express
sion and has a world of
meaning. How much suf-
fering is sulnmed up in it.
The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back
is occasioncd by 50 many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant consumption, cold,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will so quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
BRowN's IRON BIrTERs, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
LazspIoor,. Ind Dee. :. $50.
To. losg time have been
sufferer from stomach ard Kidney
di.sS:e. Ny sppesite was very poor
and tic ysry sual amount DID cat
eis7zrcei with me. / was annoyed
veTy muck from non-rstentior Of
urine. tried r any Tem-dies with
20 success, will used Browns
Iron Bitiers. Since used tina; my
stomach does not bother me sny.
hy sppetiie IS simply iEaosense. My
ktdusy trouble Is 10 more, and my
general hoalth 10 such, that Eel
Ike rev man. Afer ITO ues of
Drowa's Iror Rt,ss. i6r ons month,
i have gained tssn;y. pounds Ia
weight. =. y. SAacEsTT.
Leading physicians and
clergymcn use and recon-
mend BRowN's IRoN BIT-
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering az you are, and it
Will cure you
--..@
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We are grieved TO learn that our
worthy AMI esteemed friend. ABRAHAM
JonNsoN Esq OF Patterson's creek was
taken to Keyser last week to be exam
ined for lunscy. This is &C taialy q
sad ard mysterious affection, if it be
true
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28
NaeRaaseHssoaaHa Piano DO.
Grand Offer .)or The ne1s 60 days only
$3.50 Square Grand Fiano for. ozzy s2l

npaent cantec
and
CrH
added
ivedc boafd Issl
hred p1bio
ndre ID,
ad Ct Paid b bothwa
ot special Bargains
Hand
warranted Eo
MENDELSsOHN PIANO Co, i. Box 2o5s
September 81, ls33.-ly. New York
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One of the Beauties Of the Seaeou.-
To our kind friend and neighbor, Mrs.
JOHN e. UEIsKELL. We are under many
obligations for q beautifully and taste
fully arranged basket OF choice and
lovely Flowers on Saturday last-their
fragrance and freshness frightened and
chcered our rooms for several days.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-28

Another homicide il reported "a hav-
ing occurred at Elkins. Garrett county,
(near which place tho Smith Harding
muder took place. on thursday night
of last week. John Sites shot James
Hickey, who died from his wounds on
the following day. Sites escaped and
had not been captured at last accounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL CONTENTION

N 4
The brief reports furnished of the dongs OF
the teachers assembled in council at Saratoga
Springs during this week give an incomplete
idea of their aims and opinions with regard 10
their work Ii ia work in which the puDhc,
during the last ten years, have shown unusuai
interest and disposition to interfere Win
marked effect. The teacher, like every other
specialist, is apt TO exaggerate the merits OF
his Owl favorite system, and the suggestions
of mare its or obseryant lookers-on are SELDOM
received with cordially, Such suggestions,
however, urged privately and by the press, have
done much to modify the examining and ex-
cessiye strain which the majority OF our col
leges and schools impose upon their pupils.
President Tappan, during this convention,
read a paper on the best means OF making
good teachers. No possible system, he declared,
could produce in two years good public schools
all over the country, because there are not
good teachers for sueh schools. lie urges
thorough training, strict examinations. ETC., for
the formation of such teachers His recipe, we
suggest, hardly goes far enough. good
teacher must be man or woman who not
only has knowledge and is capable of impart-
ing it, but who has ZEAL enthusiasm In his
WORLDWIDE, in a word, puts his heart into 1t.
A man is only Jealous in the profession which
he has chosen as a career for lite into which
to throw his best knowledge and power. How
many men have deliberately taken up the work
of teaching, meaning to give their lives to it 7
Not one in thousand. The women hope to
drop il rs soon as they are married, and the
majority of men use the business only as
bridge to something better-a temporary sup
port, before they betake themselves to the
law, to medicine or theology. The reason Is
simple enough. A man of talent knows be
will be better paid in any other profession
than this. Yet none surely are more honor
able or useful
The conclusion Ia plain. IL we want good
schools we must have good teachers. And to
have good teachers we must discriminate be-
tween the men who make teaching mecbani-
cal trade and those who put their finest
aspirations, their most faithful work and the
hopes Of their lives into IL; and we must see
TO il that these last are as well rewarded for
ths training of our children as they would be for
any other labor. The best work for the best
wages holds good in every profession and
trade
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-Ha-H- - =-=H7-TH
A WAR IN TIE EAST.

The aggressive speech of the French Foreign
Minister in tile Chamber OF Deputies on Tues
day was o declaration of war with feeble
State and an offensive menace TO q powerful
Empire. The feeble State Is Anam, of which
Tonquin is the northernmOst province; and
the Empire is China, which Ia powerful from
the density of its population and the magnitude
OF its resources, il not ffom military and naval
ornaments. NJ. ChallemelLac denounced
the Tu-Duc, or Emperor, of Auam as an enem y
with whom negotiations must be broken Of
until his opposition could be overcome with
force. France, he said. must resort to fighting
and defer diplomacy until the hour of victory
He aisclaimed, it ia true, any intention of con-
quering Anam, and restricted the field of act
i've operations to the Tonquin delta. This ia
q less ambitious programme than he has out
lined in previous debates. But French diplo-
macy Is not free from disguises and equivoca-
ton, as the world learned in the course of the
Tunisian affair. Anam will have to abide by
the chances OF war aud Chinese Intervention.
If the Tu-Duc bc the enemy who 10 to be
fought, he will have to pay the penalty OF his
own defeat. as well as of the rout Of the forcel
Of the Black Flag In Tonquin. unless his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12

Chinese suzerain is willing aud able to effect
his deliverance.
NJ. Cnallemel-Lacour dsmisses the reports
of Chinese aggression as unfounded, ana
affirms that pacific relations will be maintained.
He deals with this branch Of the subject In
spirit of easy-going optimism. China, lie al
mts, was heartily opposed to the occupation
of Tonqun. but since the Hanoi affair has re-
cognized the right of the Republic to chastise
the Tu-Duc The Hanoi affair was an indica-
ton that the province was disposed to repei
invasion, and it is not easy to understand why
it should have removed Chinese opposition 10
French annexation. The Chinese Ambassador
at Paris has assumed an uncompromislng atti-
tude, but NJ Challeincl- Lacour is not discour-
aged, as the possibility of an understanding
between France and China has not been de-
MED. He also insists that Ii Hung Chang IN
dealing with VI. Tricou Mt Shanghai was con-
ciliatory, whereas the press dispatches have
represented that the French proposals were
contemptuously rejected. The French MIN
lister of Foreign Affairs is sanguine that emma
will not follow disastrous advice, but Will walt
and make separate treaty after the conquest
of Touaun. He seems to have allowed DIS
diplomatic agent in China to commit the Gov
eminent to course of hazardous adventure
and ambitious and reckless greed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12
he actually did insult England, even It they do
not allow him to get them into war.

As was predicted by unparalleled observers
some time ago, money and time have been
wasted in the Aldermen's investigation OF the
Carroll frauds in the Controllers office. The
report which was sent to the Board Yesterday
lays the blame for the loss of the $l4s,ooo on
the living Mr.. Allan Campbell and tue dead
Mr.. Carroll but no new facts have been devei-
oped. An effort Ia made to establish the weak
est theory which has been advanced In regard
to the frauds--that is, that Carroll had no ac-
completes inside or out of the Office, bus thas
he made use of counterfeit coupons lhas 10
to help the clerks who have been dismisseo
otherwise the investigation has had only po-
litical object-to injure the Controller. IL is
failure. The financial system OF his once
was not good one; but Mr.. CampbelIs hon.
esty is unimpeachable. 1t ia painful not to be
able to saw so much for the Aldermen.
It is a noteworthy fact in connection with
the present agitation against pauper immi-
grants that the strongest opposition 10 the
landing of people of this class comes rom
representatives of their own nationality VINO
are already here and are well-to-do. The
outcry against the assisted Irish came frst ana
,oudest from the Irish. And now IL is tne
Hebrews who do not want their pauper
brethren sent over. Yesterday several families
of Polish Jews arrived on the Lydian Monarch.
They had been helped across the ocean by the
Hebrew Society of London, and although they
had little money in their possession the
Emigration Commissioners decided that they
were likely to BECOME public charge; SO the
Polish Jews will be returned without thanks
to the London society. This is in accordance
with the wishes of President Allen, OF the
United Hebrew Charities of this city. He re-
ouested that these people should not be
allowed to land. Evidently some of our Irish
and Hebrew citizens are guided by an enlgnt-
ened self-inteIest,.