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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
rnr LErlcr ~ RLrLER.

The question of questions, III Democratic
circles. for the past two days has been sub
s,antiallv this: With Butler in the field, has
Cleveland any chance left 2" No one denies
tint General Butler viii draw a great many
Democratic votes, particularly in the doubtful
Eastern States. Nor is il denied that he VIII re-
ceivc far more votes from Democrat than from
Republicans. But those who try to take q hope
ful Wow of Democratic prospects, it is notice
able. admit for the first time that there are
thousands of Democratic votes which would
have been cast for Mr.. Blame if General Rutler
had not decided TO run. They reason that those
will now 5c wasted ON a third candidate, so that
Governor C}eyclmds chances are better than
thcy were before. These hopeful persons over
look the fact that. according to tl"ir own All
mission. Clcyclaud's ca. WAS hopeless if gen
cral Butler had not been a capdidnic tn"
Transfer Of " thousands of Democratic vote, to
hi, opponent, in States which gave Republican
m.,ioritir> four wear. ago. would practically end
the matter II General Batter is 10 receive only
these votes the loss 10 the Democratic cand-
date will be- just the same, though the Republic
can candidate in that case viii gain nothing
Unhapuly for the Democrats, thl, is not at
all the situation. General Builor Will divert
from the Democratic ticket beyond doubt
'''i .. ro. vr rl,ip, T,Lio, fine
~, ....,,.,,i..,, r,r iu,.tr,t,,,. il will
,,.,,., t,,t monty. fine, vholc or i,. vote can Zoe
..., I'm. ,,,,,.,I Huticr. u pcmocrnt of personal
r,,,,I,rii,. tbouph ONLY a small part Of il could
t,,.,. b,,u transferred to the Republican cludl-
d,tc. oven if fine leaders hld desired to thJs
tr,n.lcru. of tbc Anti Monopoy aud Green
hack forces. too. only fraction would have
GONE io Mr. Blaine Among the Woll,lngmrn
and the Irish Democrats, too. IT IL quite evident
that grcatcrnumbcrc1nb be- induced l"'upp"l'
General Hutlcr than would nave N"t'd "u'''N
for Mn Blaine. II sccm'at present very mod''-
ate estimate that $4,000 Democratic votes may
be- thrown for Butler against every lo'ooo mat
would otherwise have been cast Tor Mr.. ELAINE
II the chances md been even IN 'ii' H'''' VIII
ont Butler hA rannlnt "o"' ''''''"'' '''",
Cleveland lal p'h'n' pF ~, '"''' W
Dcm"'r'u' votes INV "N W. XIV" ~ ''"''
but would NOT nave o',u '''' ''' W. '"'',''
Bui the reasons Nn''n u'N'' '''' '''' w
laborlng people to support WI h''''' nav "'
changed. IL Is Just rs important !" "p"''" '''
protective i1rll' ANA lp insure lh' VICTORY "' INC
only party that docs "phoid IT, us u WON" nave
been with "'h'nu hn'''r "u' 81 '"' "''' w."
who have hJr'hSthl'y l''oN'u 10 '"''"'" ',''
Itff it.i WIT MI 4 I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

mcnt and the Castle Officials, It went to the
House Of Lords ana was there thrown ont by
large majority after ton minutes debate. WHAT
have the Irish people to hope for at West
Minister in domestic legislation wbcna titled
hereditary Chamber possesses a veto power 50
complete aud uses it so arrogantly! is it
strange chat they have set their hearts upon
mvinra Legislature Of their own wherein their
own ecuptiycs shall have power to re-.
dress abuses. Introduce practical reforms and
promotr the prosperity Of the island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

Persons tearing torn for the season, and sum-
mer, trareiiers, can hare The DAILY IEIBuNE
month. Uih or uithOHt Sunday paper
TIE address being chn,gcd os Qfen as dsirCd
Tn DAILY TRIBUNr jciH be sent to any address
in Europe far 81 80 per month, Ch.ch includes
Wt OcCQn DOSta1r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
amuesmenIs Go Night.

,,,~,, 0,.,,o, uovsy--s--" The Bohemian GIL
CAsrNo- -" LittlC Dnke.
ErrN Nt,svY--NaN' u "a ,N,ov plossou,"
st,rSeoN sorAPp TulATRr-S:3o-"MN h"NN'"'
NrrpoporrTAN pARN-IaSchah'
80 a. vorNps-H BAH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

Tie Improvement III the business outlook is
indicated by the resumption of work at the
iron mills III Troy and elsewhere. The danger
of further tariff tinkcriEg il almost removed
for the present by the rapidly decreasing
chances of Democratic success IN the coming
elections. Naturally that brightens the pros
poets for good fall trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
MR. BllME AVp THE GfRUfNS

MR. BLINE INp IIiE GtRUlNN
4 very persistent att"mpt H. made by the
Democrats 10 create the imprc sion tIrt the
German Americans are hostile to Mr. Blaine,
but. strangely enough they have mover been
able To- produce single word spoken or written
by Mr. Blaine in the least degree nnirlcndly to
the Germans. On the other hand. Mr.. Hlaln"
has had opportunity on several occasions to tcs-
tily his respect for his fcllow-citilcns of Ger
man descent, aud ON enc particular occasion in
a very marked and public manner His letter
al invitation rs Secretary of state, July 10,
1881. Ia tho representatives, ot Baron Sicu-
bcns family 10 attend the Yorktown cclcbm-
ton, is strong proof OF his admiration Tor
that great people. We quote II entire 1n
another page of this Issue.
one Of the results Of this courtesy on the part
of Mr. Blaine was somewhat noteworthy, and,
though to some extent personal IN It's nature,
may iusti.ably be quoted in answer TO the mis-
representations of the Democratic press. SO
pleased and gratiGed was the German Govern.
mcnt with the course of the American Secretary
of State in this matter that the Emperor
William and the Crown Prince of Germany mad
their portraits painted especially for Mr.. Blaine
and presented to him through the German
Legation in Washington. The correspondence
on the subject was as follows:
IMPERIAL sRutS LEGATION. }
NN-nNGION, Nov 80, lSS2.)
TIE MN. JAMES g. BLAINE. Present.
SIR: His Majesty the Emperor and The Crown Prince
% Germany have sent their portraits. with their
autographs attached WS,ructiug me to present them TO
you I'm appreciation ~ your symPatheucai sentiments
exhibited ou every occasion toward the German Govern
t,lp and o L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
gu0cY TO Advertisements.
pnelnroS Notices.

.os,,rrr SAFETY FROM THIEVES AND
BURGLARS,
,, .,,,e,ct.ns oi a,,uritc, by confidential clerk
. nj 10 hi, en- ycrs safe should "dm'"'''
and cu.tod,ns to kcrp their securities where no
or obstrac, tAom without the knoNlrdeeo oil tho
owner - 90, m, a.,
-. ,.,,,,.,t Az ANpFInE PROOF VAULTS or TUE
.,,,,u,ovIA AZ SAFE DEPOSIT AND STORAGE GUM
49, StW.yORK LIFE IN-URANCE BUIlDlNu'
346 and 34S broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

Cosr,r', Roach. Ant, tLEA, L "a |,di5cn lane
NTss Wee Al IniaiJle No' ioIS'H'u'
Agents wanted everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

Is THE PLACE
80. trom DO 70 80 rer aunnm.

APRoFIrABLE INvESTMEXI-h NJ; - o aWonin!
-, N 1ays i,.S innps.iAlA Hnslt ..ys~,l
tu,u - ~ a, f,itv am reed Rl1e itan
Sons.oi lng lots surr)Indns lsP 30 maj
io'-,s & tl,ea.ars o. g. WILSON, Nt''AY' '''
Way. y \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

For the second time within year New-York
Yesterday received within her boundaries the
victims of an Arctic expedition. The dead of
the Greedy party came back as did those who
persisted with DE Long, only few shrunken
bodies inclosed in iron collins, and the memory
of heroic suffering and terrible death. This Is
not time to ask do such expeditions pay, but
for pride that the country produces men who
can face such dangers and endure such hard
ships with the calm heroism of martyrs. The
icy sphinx Of the Arctic forever asks with her
frozen lips the riddle that brave men through
centuries have sought in vain to answer
Death is the portion Of those who fail Win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

Fortunately for the country there Is a good
prospect that the Republicans will elect ma
jority of the next House OF Representatives.
1t will require gain Of forty seats to bring
about that result. In this State there will
undoubtedly be gain Of several seats which
were lost by Republican apathy in 1852. The
growing necessity for prudent and intelligent
financial legislation, which the present Demo-
cratic House has refused to undertake, makes a
change in the political control of that body a
matter of great importance to the business
community.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

4 SIyGTL IRLT INTHRENTiNG fNrEEriEV
While tine Editor OF The Nor iok iot was
lingering m his office Yesterday po1d"rlng upon
the wiu.omc beauty of Administrative Reform m
the Buffalo concretc, card was sent in to bim'
The card was inscribed thus:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

Whether Tie loss Of The Siu and Sdr " II be made mp
{ q ycland the ri OF he Her1id. TmcS EUcjitDG
Post Worid PVct. Tram and HUps's Weakly renal to
be seen.-( n ford Telrg
The H7aU goyd Puck and Huih are no gam.
For that matter be has always had them, and so
has any other Democratic candidate who wanted
them. The only gains in this city Cleveland has
made in spite Of all the fuss made about it, IN
The ! i'm 49, Ero,hg IOst and Harpers Heesiy, and
these than trebly offset, whether In cireu-
laton or otherwise by the loss Of The sun and Tie
star.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11


Now that the Republican party has
been beaten on the National arena il
Is surrendering many Of is hypocri.
sizes. N the first place that party
was never IN earnest in Assuming an
opposition 10 She influx Of the 0hinese
into the United States. AZ mass Il
fought the restriction laws with dog
ged obstiuacy. although caudor com.
pela us 70 say that on The Pacific
Coast the Republican party ID pfaoti-
eally a amt on the matter Hugh
Mccullough, Arthnr's present secre-
lafy 81 State, has bad no hesitation in
throwing himself into the breach in
ihe line Of the Fafthefhood Of God
and The Broiherhood Of Man idea.
lie has undertaken to couuterYail the
laws u the land and Che decisions 81
tho Supreme Court Of the United
States Fortunately this gentleman
is merely the accidental Secretary Of
an accidental President lie will
shortly pass from public the gaze, and
tho whole outfit viii be succeeded by
a Democratic President and by Dem.
ocratic officials who will be IN line
with the Wholesome sentiment u the
people Of this Coast. Between d Dem
ocratic President and q Demo
cratic House OF Representative
Republicans Of the Arthur per
suaaion will soon find them
selves between the devil and the
deep blue sou" Democrats are al
ways honestly responsive 10 the just
demands Of Che laboring masses, and
the Chinese restriction act would
have been impossible but for their
anshrinking loyalty 70 the traditions
ol the party Of Jefferson. One Of the
latest decisions Of Hugh Mccullough,
tho Republican Secretary OF the
Treasury, looks like conspiracy to
nulliiy both the law and the courts on
this subject Of cardinal interest to the
Pacific Coast Happily his oppor-
tunitiea ior doing mischief are re-
etricIed by his very briei tenure Of |
office and his successor, who will be |
appointed by President Cleveland.
will share the outright and thorough |
sympathy Of the Democratic party for
those vino earn their bread in the
sweat oi their brows.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11

ONs Of the anomalies Of California
journalism s. The eagernasa with
which he san Francisco Chronicle
invnriaply "whoaps up the Repub-
lean ticket in any national election;
wiile, just as soon "a Il has seen The
corporation lovers whom il has
helped to elect fairly in office, Il be-
gins TO sick about tho results which
that Journal itself has assisted to bring
shout. The Chronicle is lust now
making the welkin ring with denun-
ciatious Of ex-senator Sargent, who is
looming up rs the Republican candi-
date Tor United States Senator And
yet 80 paper enew mora thoroughly
than tie Chronicle that the success Of
the Republican party at the polls last
November meant the election of either
Sargent on Perkins 10 the Senate OF
The United States. AS To both Of
these gentlemen. on questions Of rail-
way or corporation import, the Chroa-
{els knows that til six OF one and
half dozen Of The other Which
ever nan shall win, The railway peo-
pie Of California are content. They
ar birds q q leather, and our San
Francisco contemporary Is simply
Juggling with its readers when it
seeks to establish an artificial distinc-
ton between these two men These
caprieious oetbursts of the live
paper make the iudirious people
rieFe of-laugh
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11


peRH4fs The most anspieions sign
Of tho times from a Democratic stand
point II the fact that the silly tafin
controversy OF last year IS not to be
pyived in The Democratic party. The
course q such freo-ttade efanks as
Col, William X Morrison and Hon.
Frank Hurd made il very dlfieuli Tor
the Democratic party 10 win in ,he
last Presidential election /, was Il
SILLY squabble because. at the best.
Republican United states Senate
and President prevented the
possibility OF the enactment Of
any han materially modifying the
tariff. We are now justified IN
looking for calm and statesman
like revision Of our import laws, with
that incidental protection in raising
the revenue needed foran economical
administration Of the National Gov
eminent promised in the Democratic
national platform
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11

GHs. sHEiMNN, ia q lettsf directed
tc Hancock ii Johnston Esq, and
published elsewhere. maaes uhe
aneade honorable very handsomely
apropos Of his probably uuconsidered
letter TO the Union Club OF Cinan-
natl concerning she ante-war record
cf our topnmnH ather. II has at
Ell times in his career been a peculiar
ity ui the Hero q the Mach 10 the
SEQ that be was liable 10 20 OIL half
cocked +" 70 70 speak. 1t Was this
circumstance that. for time, threal-
enpd 3 deprive sho coantrv OF the
heneft which accrued ia the ,lar FOR
the Union from his unique GoaeI mil
iLarY genius. Tho hero af Atlanta. in
a4jiuon. IS one Of she most ea5aeucal
men thet ever lived; and, when he
has formulated an opinion with
lioispuT haste, be is ap. to rattle IL
of a. the - caihe3ra Judgment oi the
people Of the present end the future
Il vas this auiabie peculiarly Of his
phicA led Grant, after dnishing toe
D. susai 81 Sherman mrmaifs. to lay
them down with tie remark that the
volumes were all very weh but thar
be coaid not ieara from their perusal
mat he Grsuf had mad much
lo 10 With the WAY We believe
That sherman % al bottom a generous
rs be is en- able man and that, here
after his iate l.sle episodes with our
ioWnemea, Die son 81 Gen. Albert
sidney johnson, and wifh Jefferson
DAVIS, eiil lead him D. pat the ba Of
prudence in hts month. Like most
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11

AOme weeks ago Hancock M
5ohiistnhl Esq, OF Los Angeles, who
- , s,n ~ do at,,.t,ia,.s A.
'H WV tiVou'oun utau
Couiederata lender Cen Albert Sid
ney Johnston, Addressed 20 Cen w
n gho.t,,a,, a., 800, 1...t.. +,
= '''oi i'Ais'i al VPeh ieeseF loetueu
upon certain gtfietnres which the late
fs
deneiai oi the army lad made IN a
latter 10 Tho HMM. tfl,tL - f,;,.,,;,,,....;
'''V0' 70 NV N''i'H Niub ~ NineiAhhtii
upon the California anita bpIlur,
record Of ten. johnston. General
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11

TaE political quid nuaes arc specu-
lating upon the outcome Of a whit 81
senator Bayard 10 President Cleve-
laid, They think that the incident is
conclusive Of the Delaware Senator'S
appointment az Secretary Of State.
Should this guess provo 10 boa correct
one the American people will be very
web euntontod The new President
could search far andncar without get
ting better man. Personally and by
inheritance Mr. Bayard Is faeile
priaeeps amongst Democrats MIR.
Cleveland in selecting his Cabinet,
could not DO better than IN acogniz-
ing the conspicuous worth Of the men
who contested the pre.eminence with
MIN II Chicago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11

TITS Worlds Fair at New Orleans
grows steadily IN magnitude. and The
signs are abundant that il viii even
Huipass the Centennial Exposition
IN the scope and completeness Of its
plan. Exhibits are pouring into New
Orleans from all quarters Of the globe,
and il Is highly probable that the
most cosmopolitan concourse ever
seen gu this continent win be gath
cred Al the Crescent City when the
Exposition is At lis height. Ample
arrangements we are pleased 70 say,
have been made to insure a credilable
los Angeles display
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11

Oua wise city iathers are pouring
money Ike water into the bed u the
Los Angeles river with the highly
absurd idca that they are doing some
thing which will rebound 70 the pub.
lie veal we understand that there
is a levee fund Of 5000, and il ia being
spent 1T the rate Of $1,000 week
This money Is IS completely thrown
away as Though il were dropped into
the hole through which one Of jules
Nefuess characters succeeded in
reaching tho antipodes, Meanwhile,
tbs patient Taxpayer groans, How
long, Oh lord, how long ?n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11

men, . 10 gross ola lie beeolne.
garrileus and i bahooyes hin %
saara himself from his beseltine Sin.
The same impetuosity which nearly
resulsed Ia bis removal irofn tlis com
mand Of the army m Kentaely. Al
the begiuaine Of the war, abides with
this nld.lImA Nalilernlan atiII.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11

Il Is he word used By everyone when re-
terring % the new aud agreeable fruit syrup
which has been found TO be the mos ett.
eacluus remedy tor hilieusues. and eansti.
patton ever discovered syrup Of Figs j. so
pleasant 10 the mstC 80 easily takeu. 50 Hnn-
tie YET ihOrough Gag It's action that q IL pro
one Of tie best properties Of this most ex.
eehent ana popular remedy, Is lhat OF giving
strength p the organs on which II acts, su
that regular habits may be formed aud She
system restored permanently 10 healthy
condition. our eplerprising druggist, 4
u Helngeman. Is aeNlng 4 very fAnlalY
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11

THn paper upon which We are en-
gagged Just noN iof general circulation
viii have noibins IN common with
the iilusirated HEusLDs which have
preceded it, We propose % issue
an edition Of fifty thousand d this
number, ard Il will contain az much
information about los Angeles county
az woHfd slaie good sized book
Like It's Predecessor Il will reach the
atterlnost corners Of the earth That
Is viii be d Immense benefit to
ilis sectlon no ono need doubt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11

kniroR HERALD ;lhs above is Ia answer
70 my lelial published 10 your paper 81 No
vein let xsth, dtsplOving charges made hy
Seneral Sherman 10 the tniou Club Hisior-
ieal socistY Of Cincinnati, Ohio. under dnte
Of october 21th, have no comment % make.
fnuw truly, II, NJ IoHssraa.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11
Auction Sales
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Aisu, auction. horse aadl afdiage mart aud
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11
FOR SALE.

House and Lot on Main st.
Good BAN. desirable location House % s
rooms az Ahfu huiehed 2 room partly fnr-
uished MUS be eln5e1 n1J this week AZ
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ALSO.
aegcIN roa Acre Tracts improved and an
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thlIs advances tg rali OH ms.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11

The aKRkLn aaiee "a connected with the
telephone system ol ios Angeles city and
county ofaom iaf advcsilaamenfs ~ iah
work iaay be sent through this medium to
number isG
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11

Hereafter notices 0f companies. sDrlcnas.
Churches fif viii arly ~ inserted m the
nERtHb ~ paid Advertisements $40 reserve
which viii appear even Sunday morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11
RENT

The TIVOM THEATRE OPERA HOUSE
Stage appropriate Tor IHe largest pieces
Sealing capacity 90 abons one thousand
apply only aetHecb the heara Of aud :
clock each day 81
JOHN @ BILL, Auction sef.
attorney "a fact ard Agent n L Walton.
u san FEanelee ho1u q Temple Hlqrt.
eFe. .hf Las tuFcles haut naFsa IN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11

NJ y aoweis ihF santa 4aa aseu, Of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11

cEnmah lEssoNs.
lrssons n rluslc Anp ssAnLaH.

Miss Msria Pnineda teAoher Of music
and Spanish gives lessons singiy or 10
Glasses, at ~ Spring street. dec3t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-11
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
MISS MARY 6. CRAWFORD.

80 GEARY STREET, -
PIANO, GUITAR. AND VOICE CULTURE.
noyfNf
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-02
KANSAS CHURCHES.
Items Ofan Kinds Concerning Them

Items Ofan Kinds Concerning Them.
The new Methodist church at Pea
body will cost 5000.
The Congregationalist will build a
$4,000 church at st. Marys.
Rev. G. P. Peale, pastor of the Salina
Christian church resigned his pastOTate
a few days ago.
The colored citizens of Mcpherson
have organized a church, to be known as
the Second Baptist church.
Hanover Grit Hanover is getting to
be religious isn't it? Over $500 worth OF
bibles have been sold here within the
past two weeks.
A contractor of Peabody has acquired
the title Of Church Builder" having
erected the four different denomination
al churches in that city.
Garnett PlqjndsaIsr: The United Pres
byterian church is undergoing a thor
Ough renovation and will be one of the
most attractive churches in the city when
finished.
Enterprise MonopO5ist. The new
parsonage of the German NJ =. church,
IS about completed and is an ornament
to that part Of the city, as well as a very
tasty, comfortable and convenient res
idence.
The State meeting Of the representa-
tlves of the various congregations of the
Christian church in this State, will be
held at Manhattan, from Sept. Both to
Oct Sd. Two hundred and fifCy dele
gates are expected.
Rev. Mr.. Curtis, one of the most popu-
lar Presbyterian min sters in Kansas,
has resigned his Pastorate at Usage City,
and Rev. Mr.. SissOn, of the Methodist
church at ependencs, is to be trans
ferred to the Illinois Conference.
Hutchinson Democrat: The Universal
lst church was dedicated last Sunday in
the presence of a crowded house, Rev.
Mrs Caroline A. SOule preaching the
dedicatOry sermon, and Rev. Z. ".
woodrow prOnOuncing the benediction.
Newton RsDu5hcon: We are informed
that the First Baptist church of this city
has expended more money than any 9th
er Baptist church in the State the
past year, and that with possibly two ex-
cepuOns has contributed more for char
liable, missionary and educational pur-
poses. A splendid showing for Pastor
Price and his congregation.
Dodge City Globe. The handsome new
organ which was placed in the Catholic
church building about six months ago,
was severely injured during the heavy
rain storm Of a few weeks ago. The or