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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
Sometime.

Sometime. in nv lifa'a early morning.
Sweet dreams Of the future there came:
Dreams of a fntura immortal.
Ofa life full of glory and fame;
But the sweet dreams OF childhood are owe
And awakened by thoueh's more sublime
NV 'aurels I'll resp At Deaths river.
As cross Its dark water sometime.
Sometime. when my soul Ia weary
And burden"d with care and woe,
wander alone bS the s'reamlet,
And list tn Its muaical dow:f
And I farcv the voice of an angel
Blends with Its musical chime.
Awakin9 my soul from its slumber.
With its notes Of the sweet sometime.
Sometime think ri loved one
Who has passed frnm mortal sight.
Bore away In N" arms Of the angels,
awav tn the m 'naiou of light;
Up 'he golden stair unfefterpd.
His wnrld-wearv feet may climb:
]. too. ehall mount II, beside him.
In The distant. y. near. sometime.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
DON'T BE ALARMED.
From the Burlington Free Pres

From the Burlington Free Press
Let none of the great family of
Browns be alarmed if they see ghosts
of relatives this season, All shades OF
brown are said to be in the height of
fashinp
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
THE REASON WHY.

From the Yonkers Statesman.l
Gan work and no play makes Jack
a dun boy is what the lad remarked
to his father who refused to take him
10 the theatcr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
THAT LITTLE "IP."

From the whitehall Times.l
If the son could pick up the stitches
of experience that the father drops, he
would not be obliged to unravel his
work 80 often.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27

From the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. ]
The new reading is bride and
coachman," Instead OF "bride and
groom"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
Chicago 81 Alton r. R.

Trains marked will not stop.
Trains markell will stop on signal.
Local freIghts run daily except sunday. Othel
trains daily.
We keep full line of through tick. to to al
principal points IN the United States and Can
ada at lowest rates. Also through checks.
&. p PRICE. Agent. at HiggInsvilis.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
B1de a Wee. and D,nna Fret.

Is the roa'i verv draaryf
Patience yeti
Rest Will he aweeter ifff on art awearv.
And after might cnmeth the morning CHEEKY,
Then b,de wee, and dinna fret.
The clouds h.re silver lining,
Don't forget;
And though he's hidden. still the sun Ia shining
Courage! Inst:" Of tears and vain repining.
Just bide wee. and dinna iret.
With toll and cares unending
Art b. set7
Bethink thee how the storms from heaven de-
scend'ng
Snap the stid oak but spare tn. willow bending,
And blde wee, and dinna fret.
Grief sharper sting doth borrow
From r. gret.
But Yesterday is gone. and shall its sorrow
Unit us for tie present and the morrowS
Eays bide wte. and dlnns fret.
An over-snxinus brooding
Doth bpget
host of fears and fantasies de'udin4;
Then. brother. lest these tormen;s be intruding
just bide wee. and dinna fret.
Cloud Land.
:tFrou Lippincott's Maga.ine.l
Somewhere. the legends say, there lie. a lsnd
Ne human foot had trod. no eye has scanned;
Where never mariner was Tempest tossed,
NOT pilgrim Jared along the lonely strand.
And where in brimminR cisterns hyaiine,
Flashes the Fountain Of E'ernal Youth,
Whereof who drinks shall know not any siga
or fading cheek or ralsy- -parched mouth,
Or sge's long slow languor and decline.
Some say beyond the sunsets latest ray.
Far down the ocean g azure brink 1t lies;
And Ofttimse have seen at close of day
Strange eemblances reflected In the skies.
In cloudy pageant soon dissolved away
Domes. temples, palaces. and misty CLEANS
or shapes were far behind Thin. in, pie wells
Vistss Of hills and nlains and winding streams
Dusk forest solitudes and pastoral dales;
Sweet haunts Of quietness and pleasant dreams
Surely the old belief was not in vain.
There must be ultimate. divine repose,
And lave that dieth not and end Of pan,
But none have found beyond the twilighti
close
The hidden highway to that dim domain.
Yet the relentless turmoil and unrest,
The Unborn fererous craving and the etrife,
| The winged spirit. prisOned and oppressed.
Urge US still onw ard toward the ideal life.
Onward forever In untiring quest.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
The "Towers of Silence"
ROBERT J. BURDEfTI.

ROBERT J. BURDErr8.
In the dim vale OF silent WAYS he walked
''The shalluws murmur. but the deeps Art
dumb -
SO seldom through the drifting years he talked
That one G gut think his 7oiceless lips Wer'
dumb.
he held his peace, and yet to-day we soan
His work upon the faces OF his fellow-msn.
Long years he wrought IN silence. till one day
He ceased to look upon the hrOws OF men,
he turned aside. and IN his quiet way
Gestured ''adieu" to all the world. and then
Said "next;" In sofrest whisper. and we cried
In clamorous grief the day the barber died.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
ATCRR NEYS.
xENDPNGN RYLAND.

A TTORNEY-Ar-LAW. Will give prompt at.
Attention 90 ali business entrusted To his care
- WIN practice IN ALI the cours, except the Pro-
bate Court OF Lafayette ccuntj. uec2Si
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
RICHARD FIELD.

lie Ni.SV V-N NUT
a TTORNET IT LAW, VIII practice in all
- t,e ruurts of t;ie SIKH judicial Cucnit.
The Suprem. Court OF Mo-, anu the Federal
SonrIs s,p20ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
TIE LATEST.

FRED. r. BATES. Sec'v.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27

c,UCCE- SOR TO DIX. Rd3
- HA--EL-. ounce osei I'm. UN
merci nix, Main - miof 41l0
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
z EsNaY G. WALLACE. WIN. d.
wAdX.ACE f. CHlLES.
MEDICAL.

o5As Sgssnos Sss
! ,ce At tue Benz. Chinn b use' on ASH
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11
Trough ON Pail

Children slow in development, punv. scrawn,
III! delicate, use ''Wc!ls' Health Rcncwcr"
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11
JUNCTION .JOTTISGs.

Our Junction. Idaho, item find furnishes
the following:
Capt. J. Il. Crydcr and wife. and T.. H..
and !. W. y car:,n LEFT on the ;th inst 10,
Chicago, Ill,
The term Of the Junction public school
commenced on last Monda, with :. y.
Williamson in charge.
The District Court at Salmon City ah
journcd on September 2Otn. l.. Wilco>,
Frank Lewis, and l.. Casey were sen, TO
the pcni,cntiary at Bo,,: C:ty. Wilcox
for three year, Casey for two wears: Levi,
for one wear.
-. {. Hickman, thirty third son OF Tom
Hickman, OF the Center Stake Of Nor
,nondon, Will put in Il Ska,in. rink a,
Junction. Old bachelors will dedicate the
rink, and Il bald headed bachelor has been
selected to preach The opening sermon.
The following j. the chorus OF the Lem
HI Valley campaign Song:
CHORUS:
johnny HOGAN l., the boy,
That VIII dare annov;--
Ills record Is 50 clear ANA hrirh.
That he'll get there IN Now, all right.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11
Heart Pains.

Clears out ,ts, mice, reaches, flies, ants, bed bugs
skunks. chipnunks, gophers. Isc. Druggists.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11
Z. o. O. +.
GLENDALE GATHERINGS.

John n. parlet and mfc have l=it
Greenwood and will remain in Iowa dur
ing the wiater with Mrs. Parie.'s mother.
II. Thos. Sappiny'on bought last week
the homestead of Mr.. and Mrs. John VIII
sop, located on High street, and took i'm
mediate possession.
The iIecla Company has now in tons Il
larger quantity Of surplus ore in Glendale
than it has ever had in its history, besides
the surplG, ofiron and some 10000 bush
els Of charcoal in its bins at Glendale.
Geo. i. Conway, the popular cashier Of
the liecla Company, is improving the sur
ronrdings OF his fine col,..c home on
Highland Park. When done he and his
estinabic wife will have about the finest:
;:olnc in the city.
At Hec!a everything is being crowded
70 get into winter quarters, and matters
there will be pushed during the next si.
months in the way of development work
and the production Of the daily amount OF,
first class ore needed at Glendale.
The new furnace, number }. has arrived
aid i, in place, and if the weather doe, not
interrupt this outside mason work the fur
mace will be running by October Goth. 1t
here viii compare with this in WY OF
economy or solidity.
y. Greenwood Assistant Manager
kappes has personal charge OF the big
concentrator, which is running day and
night, and producing some s 10 10 tons OF
high grade ore. Manager .Hnippcnbcry
will close down the conccntratnr about
December Ist for the winter, regarding il
Improbable to run the concern in the cold
"in,cr months.
The chronic goss;ps OF Glendale have it
that the lIccla Company is again selling
out. Manage knippcnbcrg being ask cd
about i, said, "Nct any, the property is no;
ior sale, every man in it at present is will
ing TO take his chances, no proposition ha.
been ma>t", none a~"apted, none entertain
I'd, none thought OF, aud ! will bet nv ole
hat tha, the ru,nor was start.s. BY son.c ole
sorehcad"
Glendale is quiet no boom is s,irrinl
The place and under the present manage
lncnt none need be expected, economy i,
every department ot the Ieca Compan,
is the order OF The day, not a single un
necessary expense is allowed, employee,
are we'll paid and the interests Of the stock
holders alone consulted. This places
true and honest value on everything il
this metropolis
McLan * Johnson are pushing thei
coal kilns on Canyon Creek and i,av,
promised the Hccia Company that the,
will deliver some coal the latter part u
October. Thos. :'appng,on has the con
tract from them for 1000 cords o.: wood
20 be delivered at the bottom of the ncv
chute he is erecting: the old one cr"r,",
IN 1880 by the company being Il complete
failure from the first.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11
GLEANISGS PROM THE ROCKIES.

The Ontario mine NJ t.ati has Is,w paid
Sscso.ooo IN dividends.
The .r,r..s OF Nevada have paid in tir;.
6-nd> over SIsoooo,uU.
! The old Sacramento Thcater, oni.. ii.
| 1888. has beer pulled down.
| T.t. United States Senate Committee 81.
4 Indian Affairs - Z, Lo, Angeles.
| The ,-ar,r< scattered over ;hr Terrific.
/ RIGS are going 20 California TO winter.
J. W Wilson rad Warren Mounts haH (
( been arrested q: Da, jon, ". T, charged
! witt, incendiarisn..
Ex-Seratsr \ee,ti:h. who has beer con.
fined in II Oregon State Insane Ass,n,n.
is recor u ;n- his rea~oi,. and hopes of his
.3t.nna.e recovery a:c entertained.
4 man named Stamford. who was ;aht.l
care OF at th- Sisters hospital in Sea.iiy.,
W. +. tor some time. robbed one @: ti.e-
priests before tse III. the hospital.
Tuil, Nrics, was shot and Killed Il.
"at~ouyi3lr. Gala, recently. ". Bardi,l
mas been charged Nth the shooting, anG
Ise declarr> that he is gui.t.ess Of the deed
lach Conovcv q notorious character 1t
Spokane Fails. kiie>. carpenter na:rled
Il. K. Robbins. Saturday night. Cono.o,
wa~ removed 10 Cheney 10 prevent hi, be-
iss lync!,ea h.y the popuiacc.
.i9-e Hilton. a twelve wear old cir, OF
San Francisco, -ave birth - :. child on
s>.a'ort!at w..:ch she threw into . 10, mex,
10 le. mothers i.oa~e i. uas rescued.
and il ,iaater.;t, md pa,err.it, discovered
l. ',z District Court At Portland. ). D.
;cr.;oer -stH :. ver1!ct was rendered in ia.
vor oi Nelson Beare,, against the North.
ern Pacific I press Company, for the SIS
900 stolen from him, with i1teTe~. aaa
costs, aEgrcsat;ng Sle,coo.
\ shooting atiirav took place near Waits
burg, Washington Territory one day las.
week, between Marsh i'aircllic!s and
Frank Noorc, oi Waia Wa!la. Several
shots were excl1anse,; when Fairc,i.g. fell,
sl1o; in three places, and begged for mercy.
Fairci:lds ,a- since died
]. i. Hunt, Prosrec,or, who has been On
Snake river for a i::t!e or # a year i, NAL.
ing quite a success OF his placer claim,
earning an average OF $50 per dav. witt,
| two men, or abou, oI7 Per man pc, dav
He is running but one nac;,ine-a cheap
grizzly 'sitt burlap slniccs, and cleans Up
between S!4oand Sis worth of gold every
three days.
\ gentleman i, in Victoria i. G., wit, !,
pro ject to build an electric railway from
Port Simpson on ihc Pacific to Hudson
Bay on the At! an;it. Il" says ho c:sn ;nake
100 miles an hour: that the read viii BE-
cheaper and safer than It :'opera.eli nr steam
| and that the journe, c;r bc made in tw,
! days from ocean to ocean. J ne schema
attracts attention and Is considered :casibl,
! at Victoria.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11

0lich, complete cure, all kidney bladder an
urinary diseases, scalding. irritation, stone, grave
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11
MONTANA CONDENSED.

| ne .Dtai taiu"lioN IN ehspillSibie
from Butte last week were larger than
usual.
| 1t is safe 70 estimate that there are fall,
thousand gold hunters in the Little Rockv
region.
! Ter large steam .hresi,ers are in active
| operation within, !. rad;u, o: ten miles at
| Eoze,nan.
| Gospel meetings have been in progress
! at the Christian Church Il anaconda. the
pas. two week.
. The Anaconda copper corccntrator. the
! iar.es; in ti,- United States. has been
started into operation.
! TIE Parrot, company concentrates about
| 100 tons Of ore :: day. and runs through the
furnaces abon; % tons
! Thus far the crops ti,reshea in Smith
River vale, haze not yielded as well IS
| las. year b. =. least 20 per cent
The pos.o;tice a. Crow A:e'sc.y has been
discontinued Hereafter mali intended ior
,ha, f,,n, should be directed 10 Saltwater.
Its stated that ou. OF 1000 Indians "ho
were fed a. the Poplar Creek A.@nc,. te.
wears ago ,:.err are only 1900 no~ remain
ing.
V'n. Pascoe !: Co. are shipping some
high grade ore from the "hea: Clifford
,nine a, Silver Star, TO the Colorado smell
ter at Butte.
Two large parties are at wora OF tic
Sun River Canal Company ditch 1i:c
ditch will he built. reports 10 the contrary
notwithstanding.
The ,.,ire oHncrs throughout the Terri
tor. should br or the :.ier. 10 the adyan
,aye, of sending good e.ribi. - the New
Orleans Exposition.
A teachers institute lot Jefferson countv.
Montana Territory, will bs held in the
town oi Boulder, on the I'D, c3d ard 1-:th
da.> Of October, 1854.
The Weld d. wheat and oats in this vicin-
i,y is something unprecedented Nlea,
on Iishwood averaged fifty bushels 70 the
acre, and oat. from siSt: 10 ninety bushels.
So FAR as reports have been received
from farmers in the Galiatin valley, cx-
pcri,ncnis in the cultivation Of Fife wicat
thi. season have been decidedly success
full
Drs Mitchell and ailssigbrnl are exca-
waiting for swimming pool -,1X7O feet az
the Warm Springs Hotel. The tank wil!
be put in this fall and the building erected
next year
The eminent pioneer priest. Re". An
thony Ravell $. J., died at st. Ma,y'>
Mission, Mis~oula county, OF: Thursday,
Oct I'd, at which place he has been s.a-
toned for the past twenty years.
Three quarters Of the year have gone,
and there hasn't been leap year wedding
in t,,. county. Madison gi,ls are not on
the marry TO the extent that they have 10
cali on the bo:s to take them. So says the
| .N0iisoRian.
| Senators Dawes, OF Massachusetts,, Cam
eron, ol Wisconsin, Morgan, Of Alabama,
and Vest, Of Missouri, will be at Fort Gus
ter in {: week or more 70 consult with the
| Grows regarding a rctrocls>ion of part oi
their reservation.
Calgary Utyn!d: Durin, the present
summer over II 900 sheep have been driv-
en- into Alberta from Montana, one com
pany alone bringing in a fioci Of Sooc
sheep, and several companies and private
individuals intend going into the industry
mex. season, when it is expected the drive
will far exceed tina; OF this year.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11
So as REWARD.

Oihc above reward will be paid tor the return of
horse, & years oI' branded {, T. ON left shoulder
weight about 90 pounds. Also one bucks kin horse
black 'nanc and tail; tail cut off square at hook ;
brand e. t!ur4c and coarScj on left hip high up:
weight about I.nno pounds.
HORACE HAND,
%,"ii Sheridan. Mont
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11
FOR SALE.

I'D head of thoroughbred bulls shorthorn Dur
ha'ns.consisting OF ycarlings and two year olds
for casl, ar approved paper.
Can be seen ut farvicw ranch.
Jane I.th, 1885,. PHIL. THORPE
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11
"ROush on Pain" Plaster.

Porous and strengthening, improved, the best for
3ackaChc, pains in chest or side rheumatism. ncu
salsia. age. Druggists mail.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11

Cures colic, cramps, iiarrhra; externally 10
Hches pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia, rheun.,
,iS'n For man or beast. IS and 50 cents.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11
Night Sweats


licad!chc, fever, chi!s, malaria, dyspepsia, cure
by "Wclls' Ica!th Rcncwcr." 81.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11

Papta,on, ,lropscal swellings. dizziness :ndi
scston, headache, sleellessness cured by ''Wells
Health Rencwer.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11
Trough on Rats"

Rough on Rats
Clears rats mice. reaches, flies, ants, bed bugs,
sknnks. chipnanks, gophers. Isc. Druggists.
Heart Pains.
palpita'ion, 'l,opsical swellings dizziness, :ndi
gcstion, headache, sieepicssness cured by ''Wells
Health Remover
"isough ON COrns."
Ask for Wells ''ltough On Corns.' 1sc. Quick,
complete Cure Hard or soft corns warts, bunions
"Huchu-I'aiba.'
0,ich, complete cure, all kidney, bladder and
urinary Diseases scading irritation, stone, gravel
c1tlfrh OF the bladder. 81. Druggists.
"Roush ON Dentist" Tooth Powder.
smooth, refreshing. harmless, elegant, cleansing,
lr,.s.rvative and fragrant. I5c. Druggists.
-~~~~~~--~-~~~~~~~~~.
Thin People.
''Ne!,s' Health Rencwcr' restores health ans;
igor cures dyspepaa,'mposence,se sexual debility 81.
Eed-bug., Flies.
Flies r"achcs ants bed bugs, rats, mice, eophers.
eh'p'nnnks cleared out by though on Rats" ,sc.
Mothers.
II ,oi falling. broken, worn Cut and nervous
! "ae "N.i.,' Health Rencwer.' g.. Druggists.
Life Preservcr.
If Aop are lo.'r Your grip on life try ."cl1s'
-~~-~>~---~-~-~~~~-~-~~~~-~~~-
'I:On::', on TootlIache."
ins,an: relief for neuralgia, tootl,achc, iaceacsc.
ASK for "Rough on .f"oihachc.'' Is and Is cents.
Pretty Women.
Ladies who would retain freshness and vivacitv
Don't fail to try "Wci!s' Health Remover"
"Rough on ltcl."
though on Itch cures hu,nors, eruptions, ring
ETo'in '-.tcr sal, rhcurn, frosted feet, chbains.
Night Sweats,
lic:dache. fever, chills malaria, dyspepsia cured
, hy""clls Hca!th Rcncwcr" ST..
The Hope of the Nation.
Children SLOW in development, punv, scrawnv,
III! delicate, use Wells Health Rcnewer''
~~~~~~~~~~~--~-~~~~~-
"lsOugh ON Pain"
Cures collie, cramps, tiarrhra; externally for
'ches, pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia rheun..
ISM For man or beast IS and 50 cents.
r~"~~~~~-~~~~N->~~~~~~->~~-~
"ROusl, on Pain" Plaster.
Porous and Strengthening, improved, the best for
oaCklChc, DaNS in chest side
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.
Utah l. Northern Division tenth Dist rict.

STANDARD or Mountain Ti,n.- IS minutes faster than
nd time.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11
"isoush on Corn

Ask for Wells ''Rough on Corns." 1sc. Quiz
complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts bunioi
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-11
The pinon Gribunt.
1odbe Gards.

Sey,.iar tree,in.s Of :.1kEDHAs Pos1. No. *. g..
4 r.. held :sie seco::d and fourth fases3a
.,f cath month 1T Post Rox,tns.
.co.rirad.~ ia e.,i st:..iirg cnrdiaT invited
~ attend.
OTTO ki-EAM. pas' ce-,.
!. Gae..o~. .adfl4tant
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-11-21
Poor Egypt.

The most recent complication in
Egyptian affairs, which has led 10 a
protest on the part of Germany and
other Powers, is purely financial in
character. Some time ago the differ
ent classes of bonds representing the
various Indebtedness OF Egypt were
consolidated at a fixed rate OF interest,
and u sinking fund was established to
pay Il part of the principal. The
Egyptian Government has thus been
striking to pay a double taX-tirst, Il
part Of the principal called the sinking
fund; and, second, the interest on
watered bonds, representing twice as
much as the money pad for them.
These bonds We're sold at from fifty 10
sixty cents, and are drawing ten TO
twelve per cent. interest on the actual
cash received by the Egyptians. In
this manner a debt o. about $40, OO0,-
OOo was imposed upon Egypt by specu-
lators, in consideration of which only
about $225, 5000 were ever nominal
ly received.
Meanwhile the Governmenthas failed
and the money must be raised. Liter
ally the Government is bankrupt. The
deficits of the last three years have
amounted to $4,000, OOC and the csti-
mates of the present year show a deficit
OF nearly S5,OOr,OOl more. Expenses
are increasing, the interest is Increasing,
and the deb is increasing, while the
revenues are decreasing. In order that
the hhcdive may in some way meet the
charges necessary to his Government
and fulfill financial engagements, with
the advice of England the payment of
the sinking fund has been suspended,
and against this, in the interests of the
french bondhoiders, the German Gov
eminent has most unrjghteously and
unjustly protested. There is but one
possible way out of Egypt's troubles,
and that is, either to reduce the prin-
cipal or cut down the interest; and to
neither Of these propositions will the
%rapacious and greedy b%ondholders con-
sci Like any other bankrupt, all
Egy2t can do is to pay what she can.
i here is nothing left but to reduce the
interest one-half and sus end the sink.
ing fund. and ever then the horribly
taxed 1ellaheeu, who never gave thci1
consent to Il penny of the debt and
have received a penny S worth of
benefit from il, would be driven to the
wall 10 raise the money. In this con-
troversy the English Government has
at least tried to help them out, but was
defcated-tirst in the conference, and
10Y finds herself obstructed by tho
protests of Germany, France, hussia
and Italy in the interests of the Shy
locks who are bound to have the last
drop OF blood Chicago T1jjmne.