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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-05-13
Notice of Change of Name.
FERNANDINA, Fla, February 2S. lSS4

FERNANDINA, FLA, February 3, leS4.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ FLORIDA TRANSIT AND PENINsULAR RAILRuAl
COMPANY, Railroad Company Incorporated under
the laws of FlOrid changed its corporate name by
unanimous vote. at meeting of its shareholders
held this day in the city of Fernandina, and adopted
as its corporate name lHE FLORIDA RAILWAY AMI
NAVIGATION COMPANY. that name having been de
signated in the resolution vote of id share
holders, certified copy Of which is ON file in the
office OF the Secretary of State of the State of Flor
ida. B. s HENNING, President
WALTER H. TRIcE, Acting Secretary
April /, 1SS4-6w
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Notice of Change of Name.
FERNANDINA, FLA, February p, 1884

FERNANDINA, FLA, February >, lSs4
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN FERNANDINA AND JACKSONVILLE RA!IRoAI,
COMPANY, a Railroad Company incorporated under
the laws of Florida changed its corporate name ty
unanimous vote, at meeting of its shareholders
held this day in the city of F. rDandina and adopted
as its corporate name THE FLORIDA RAILWAY AND
NAVIGATION COMPANY, that name having been de-
signated in the resolution vote of said sharchpd-
ers, certified copy of which is file in the office
of the Secretary OF State of the State of Florida
b. s. HENNING, President
WALTER II. TRICE, Acting Secretary
ADril 1SS1-6w
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WE PAY FROM THREE TO FIVE DOLLARS
w per day IN GOLD to those who will
work for US at light and honorable employment
which will not require you to leave your homes,
for any great length of time To those who desire
employment for the next two months at good
wages, we will furnish full particulars. Address,
OTTUMwA PRINTING Co.,
ASSN Ottumwa, Iowa.
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Prince Almont is by Amont the great sire Of Trotters
M ny Ale xanders Abdala the sire Of Godsmiths Maid
rscsrd 2l4 Alexander's Abdalla by Risdike Ham
tenian Prince Almonts fret dam was by Black Prince
tie OF Ticonderoga he by Hills Vermont Black
HaHk the sire of Ethan Alen-record 25 with running
Hiate; his second dam was the Stamp mare by Davey
Crockett noted sire of many trotters and fast saddle
bses In fact the record shows that Prince Almont has
aott half brothers and sisters In blood that
k4se contested races and "a of them having record
FROM 215 TO $50 w H. Vanderbilt has two half sisters
Prince Almont, Early Rose and Aldine that trOtted
aehSle in 26 and Aldne and Maud trotted In 2:16h
tse fastest time In the world.
This Anont transmits those trotting qualities to Of
SafibQ through the common farm mare which has been
soHn In our section as 1t at the Thomas County
6ofk nothing could equal them TO their age It
Wis listed.
If you want good and valuable stock come to Prince
kfui6n He lie the best that TO the South
ssA" and when he s gone his place be nlled
d. as 600 or $1,000 Of the Amonts to-day could
nj he bought for three times that Prince Almont
q txistered in the third volume OF Waaces Trotting
Hsxlrter c. p. DAVIS.
S2k Iamonia. Fla.
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Notice of Change of Name

JAChsUNVILLE, FLA, FtDTuafy p, 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN FLORIDA CENTRAL AND WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, Railroad Company incorporated under
the laws of Florida, changed its corporate naIue bv
unanimous vote, at a meeting of its shareho dcr-
held this day in the city of Jacksonville, and
adopted as its corporate name The FLORIDA RAIL.
WAY AND NAVIGATION COMPANY, that name having
been designated in the resolution vote o: said
shareholders, certified copy of which is file in
the office of the Secretary of State of the State OF
Florida. B. :. HENNING, President.
WALTER H. TRICE, Acting Secretary.
April l. lSS4-6W
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AN ORDINANCE

To Repeal An Ordinance Creating The Of1cr oi
City Engineer.
Be it ordained By the city Council Of The CStE d
Tallahassee, That An Ordinance creating the oidce
of City Engineer, approved January Il, 1851 be End
the same is hereby repealed.
Adopted by vote. i
j. K. COHEN, Chairman pro teys
j. L. DEMILLY, City Clerk.
Approved April 81 1894
e. e. PEARCE, Mayor.
Tallahassee April q 1884, w
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"A scientist asserts that a bee can
only sting once in two minutes. We
would respectfully add that that's all it
generally needs to.
1t is said that color blindness is al
most unknown among women. This ex-
plains why wife can detect 'he approach
of rich coloring on the tip of her hus-
bands nose.
"A tacetious swell who danced with a
couple of Chicago girls at party re-
cent? y, remarked that although he liked
rings on his fingers, he couldn't stand
bellies on his toes.
An exchange despairingly wants to
know "why men will work in powder
factories % One paper has no doubt
"that it is to make POWDER" while the
Norrstown Herald thinks lit is to make
money"
:" Why did Pharaoh kill the boy
babies of the Hebrews, and not the girls p
asked teacher OF class of girls the
other day. Because boys are so much
worse than girls" was the prompt reply
of little maid
"A racy story is told of an old lady
who refused to be comforted by her pas
tors assurance that when he left she
would have better pastor as his sue
cessor Ma, ma" she said, 81 have
seen fourteen changes in the ministers
since | attended the kirk, and every ane
has been waur than anither"
The following, taken from leading
!, exchange, contains more truth than poet
cry: Ask so"e men for an advertisement
!. or locals, and they don't believe in adver.
!, tising-a paper is never read. Let the
same man be caught kissing his neighbours
: wife, or tying to hold up "a building some
dark night, and if the printing office is i'll
the garnet Of a seventeenstory building
be will climb to it to beg the editor to
keep quiet-don't publish it III your pa
I per, you know.
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Notice of Insolvency

EDWARD LEWIS, ADMINISTRATORS OF TEE
IL estate of j. Q. Gallagher, late of Leon County,
in the State of Florida, deceased. having flied Ia
this Court q written suggestion of the ms ,lvensy
of said estate, notice is hereby given to all pefsohs
having claims against said estate TO appear aud He
the same with me duly authenticated according 10
law, on or before the 9th day of November, 4. y,
1884. VIM Z. BYRD, E;
Judge Leon County CUuri.
Tallahassee, Fla May 8, l8S4-6m 80
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Caution to the Public;

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY WARNED NOT
l. to trade for two certain promissory notes, gisf
by me to A. B. Farquhar Co., or bearer Cor 6rdd)
dated February 18th, 1884. Macon, Ga, each soI
$442.51, and payable one between August 1t AID
November LIST, 1884, and the other January lst 1884
and attested by J. w. Britton. The considerable
for which said notes were given has wholly failad
and will not pay them. /
Crawfordville, Fla, May 2, 1SS434w E.
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kendall's SPAWN Cure

Los ANGELS, CAL, February u 1882
MLssRs D. b. KENDALL l. Co: Having used your Ken
dals SPAWN Cure find 1t the best remedy the horse
that mas ever been used on this have fine colt
for three months had of his leg by using two
bottles OF kendals SPAWN entirely cured
encose % cents for which please me one Of your
Treatise on the Horse by mail and obge.
G. II. THAYER, Z. D. Box 1907
From the 'Spirit Of the Times,o Oct. 6. ,S3.
featured by j. B. Kendall & Co. Enosburgh Falls VT is
having great success. There Is abundant competition
among specifics OF this kind but the ingredients OF this
nave really wonderful properes James A Wilson, civil
cure effected by in the case of one of his horses The
price s 81 bottle and IN be had from any druggist
. messrs. u. Htnty Il Co., Chicago, Illinois, pub
nsners OF Cncdgo Horseadn under date of September
an invaluable medicine and fact should become gen
orally known to horsemen.
FREMONT ONO, September a. 1888.
DR. j. b. KENDALL d Co., Gentlemen Having had
opportunity Of seeing your Treatise on the Horse this
summer for the fist tme was induced to try your Ken
oas spawn Cure on valuable horse that had been lame
since the nrst OF April from a bone SPAWN. had bills
tered 1t several times and concluded that my horse would
menced using Kendas SPAWN Cure and after using
Ssen weeks sne ameness entirely has
Send address for illustrated Circular which we think
gives positive proof Of its virtues. No remedy has
met with such unqualified knowledge
beast as well man.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
Or Six Bottles for Five Dollars.
All Druggists have 1t or can get 1t for you, or 1t
will be sent to any address receipt Of price the pro-
prictors, DR. B. j. KENDALL CO., Enosburgh Falls,
NOLDBY ALI. DRUGGISTS.
MAY lO l608-1y 10T
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FLORIDA SOUTHERN RY.
The Orange Belt Route.

Trains arriye at Gainesville from Pslatka. Ocala and
iesbSfg at 80 1890 and 4.3O p. from canopy
As AIN.
Traias leaVa Gainesville for Palatka, Ocala and Lees
1COP..N
Acsnopy train leaves 80 and arrives at 10Pn
ell trains
CONNECTIONS.
At Pajatka with Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
hailwBI and last river steamers for st Augustine
treen Cove Spfing, Jacksonville and all points North,
East and Wcss and with up river steamers for South
fl0rid4 Also with the Twin Screw Iron Steamship
City Of Paatka for Charleston, New York, Boston,
Philadelphia 50
Awaits Cros@ing with Peninsuar Railroad for Waldo
At Gainesville With Transit Railroad for Cedar Key
fensasoa, New Orleans and Tampa
Al Ncala with Transit Railway, and Hacks for Silver
Springs
At Ieesburg with the boats Lake Harris for points
on Lake and acng the ST. Johns and Lake Eustis Railway
tso With GTahams Hacks for Brooksville, Sumtervlie
and ai points ih South Florida.
i. COEANT, 4 JAS D. HOLSTER
Gen. MaIaser. Superintendent
D. w. RROMWELL, g. +. P. A.
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kendaIl's SPAWN Cure
DENVER, COLORADO. April ". L

DENVER COLORADO. April ~, 1882.
DR.. J. b. KENDALL Il Co, Gents: -Four years $50
while in the employ Of A. r Perey & Co. Danvers Mas
we had horse that became spawned during TIE year
OF my stay with taem and remained for four years
though we used every remedy knew of could hear
or but of avail Some time during the fifth wear for
was in their employ between five and six ,esrs) We
were recommended to try Kendalls SPAWN Cure
using II two months the horse cured enlargement
having been entirely removed thus believing il to be
valuable medicine fully recommend it to all who have
occasion ResUeCtfully II
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Notice of incorporation

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE FOR.
~ nation under the general law of the State for
the Incorporation OF railroads and canals of the
Florida Orange Canal and Transit Company for tae
canal, with railway and telegraph line from, a
point in the neighborhood of the junction of she
dividing line between the counties of Marion and
Sumter with the Withlacoochee river through any
portion of ranges nineteen, twenty and twent one
to some convenient point the Wthlacooc fee
river in township twenty, range twenty one, south
and east.
A. s. MANN
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dinner.
PENINSULAR DIVISION
Trains Nos. and 8, night passenger; Nos and 10,
day passenger
& JACKxONvILLE r.. N.
CONNECTIONS.

AT FERNANDINA-Steamship hips San Antonio and
Slate OF Tsxas-From New York Tuesday; for
New York Thursday. Steamer Florida and City of
6rid2cton, Sea Island Route-For Brunswick and
and brunswick, daily. sunday excepted. Steamer
Martba-For st. Mary's River Landings, Monday
aga thursday A. NJ; from st. Mary's River Land
town OF ST. Mary's, daily except Sunday
ATCALLAaAN-Toa and from Savannah and Charles
toai and all points North and West, daily.
AT bALpWlN-To and from Jacksonville Talla-
hassee and all points South, West and Northwest,
daily
AZ HAWTHORNE = To and from Palatka daily
ar WILDWOOD Stage Line to and from Brooks
Vile. Tampa and Lce>b burg. daily except Sunday
:, AZ CEDAR KEY-Morgan's Line of Steamers-For
Now Orleass Friday for Key West and Havana
Saturday; from New Orleans Saturday from Key
Steamship Co.'S Steamers-For and from Kew West
Monday and Thursday; for and from Tampa Mon
day and Friday. D. E. MAXWELL Supt
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Legal Advertisements
Guardians Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI AS
~ Guardian of the estate of Maud H. iat,fs,
an infant, will apply to the Hon. David 8. WsEkfx
Judge of the Circuit Court of the Second J,:di4al
Circuit Of Florida, at bis Office In the city OF Tls
hassee, on the 22d day of May next. or as set,n
thereafter be heard for authorityto Scl ahe
undivided onethrd interest of said infant in h,t No
151, In the original plan of the city Of TallaEaase@
MARY H. MEGINNISS, Guard;a,ii !:
April u lSS4-5W
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TUFTS HAIR DYE.
stantly to GLOSSY BLACK by q single ap.
plication Of this DYE. Sold by DrU9Rtsfs,
or sent by express on receipt Of o..
Once. A Murray Street, New York.
Iu11'8 MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS Free.
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Prince Almont.
PEDIGREE.

tJNIIS HIGH BRED STALLION WILL MAKE
IL the season at Iamonia Stock Farm $15 the
season, invariably in advance.
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Florida Transit and Penlnsular, and Ferlal-
dina and Jacksonville
r. A l L r O A d S.
TIME CARD No. "A.

Trims Nos. and 2, day passenger; Nos. and 6.
night pas senPer
, 1884-05-11

lAAiAilth CONSTITUTION.
The case being argued was old Farmer
Closegrip VS.. n railroad company for dam
ages sustained in n collision.
The old mans lawyer was making n pitiful
appeal to the Jury-"Gentlemen OF the jury, .
he said, LUST gaze upon the true, honest,
time-beaten face of my client, and suppose
he had been fatally wounded; think Of the
sad blow that his loving wife and little, limo
cent children would havo to receive; but,
hank heaven, it was not SO bad rs that.
But, OH now he must have suffered during
those long days Of idIeuess-how the heart
stricken companion Of his life felt when they
brought him home, bruised and mungled.
Now, tell me, shall this poor old man g.
to his grave a manned aud helpless creature
without some MD from tho cause Of his ullic.
toni"
During this delivery Closogrip was noticed
to be very much agitatea, and rising as the
lawyer finished, he sghbel-
Judge, 'scugs my treakiu' in, but | mus
speak,
"Go on commando the court.
VI didn't know it wcr SO bad as it is, sir,
till the gentleman thar sot down; an ef yell
let me, rl-Il.-7 here he falteIel.
You'll WHAT asked his honor.
jest raise them figgers on tho railroad feI
n few dollars more-mako it a thousand in.
std of five hundred; won't ye, judgef
, 1884-05-11

Lleander Richardson
Mnckey Always sits with his back in the
corner. He is II commonplace-looking man,
wi h thin gray hair and q white mustacht.
He looks like the sort of a rich man who has
gathered his shelSels by accident, and |
should not take him to be the posscssor of any
remarkable degree of intellect, When Mackay
finds that any of his dinner, through the pro.
cess Of m~asticntion, has stuck between his
teeth, he does not help himself to n quill and
pick it out-not he. That would DO consid.
cred impolite in q man of his position. Sc
no just takes his napkin between his thumb
and forefingcr, rams his whole fist into his
mouth, and hauls out the shred which re,
fuses to move on. 1t is u beautiful and mp.
petizing spectacle which he pres nts upon
these occasions. But he has got n barrel OF
money, and that makes all the difference in
the world.
, 1884-05-11

T1NVW IVTN lHHI WTI INPVV8NI
Much Of the work done by us involves the
looking up of the habits of clerks in banks
and business houses and the employees Of
express companies who have the handling of
large sums OF money. 1t is the rule Of some
establishments or companies to have the
habits Of their employees examined yearly. If
a man is found to be spending moro money
than he earns, or is becoming reckless in his
expenses, he is warned by his employer, aud
If he still persists in his course, is dropped
from his position. When important business
interests are at stake merchants or banker
cannot afford to have in their Offices men
who nave the least bit OF ~irregularity at
tachcd to their habits Of living.
, 1884-05-11
New Furniture.
! OTTO u r. &.
Store. Oh Seventeenth 81.

H-aFhaH ~. HHr
Within the past week we have
added more novelties to our al
ready large stock i'll these stores
We can tmeniion all of the c
things, a few are:
PARL0R SUIT, full upholstered,
French Cretonne Coverings.
PARLOR SUIT, embossed silk
pARLoR sGFT. fun upholstered
silk plush backs, Wilton seats.
MAHOGANY PARLOR SUIT,
finished in silk plush; Oak and
Ash Bedroom suits, neat designs.
Walnut Bedroom Suit, Cheval
glass. Mahogany Hat Rack,
Mahogany Music Stands and
Gard Tables, several designs, all
ofthem attractive. Finely cary
ed Mahogany and Ebony Easels,
NWalnu, and Mahogany Side
Boards with polished brass trim
mings. Lounge, covered in an
ique pattern, French Cretonne.
r.
, 1884-05-11

Hot weather it here and cool, refresh
ing Denver beer at the Senate is only five
cents a glass.
, 1884-05-11

According to DIR. Cyrus Edson, of the New
York health department, the coffee essence"
which is used in cheap restaurants for fnvor-
ing the beverage sold as coffee is c%ompoaeiof
powdered l]icorice, paste, dried bullock's
blood, chicory, and u very small quantity Of
very poor coffee. The manufacturers aTe to
hs prosecuted.
, 1884-05-11

Call No, a on telephone for Martin,
the lumber dealer.
, 1884-05-11

s-Cent CiHnrs,
The best made, at Rhodes & Troxell's
, 1884-05-11

Those who have heard Joseph Cooks
lecture, Docs Death End AMP say it is
one of the most interesting and pleasing
addresses they ever heard.
, 1884-05-11
MUSICAL PIANOS
CHCKERNG and PISCHER'S
the speeialties, but will supply
any make asked for.
ORGANS

the same, though we find the
NEW ENGLAND or MASON
4 HAMLIN suit most people.
In the line of smaller instru-
ments, Violins, Guitars, Banios,
and Accordeons. In fact any
Musical Instrument you may
want we can give you, as well as
Instruction Books and Newest
Sheet Music.
, 1884-05-11
Sewing Machines
The WHITE and DOMESTIC
The best machines.
.E{lEtr.L
AT THE
90
Sixteenth Street Store
The best machines

h.. H#
still remain some bargains in
goods smoked and slightly dam
aged by water. Do moi forget
however, that NEW GOODS
have been and are constantly
going into this store. Among
them handsome decorated China
DINNER and TEA SETS,
ine ENGLISH TOILET SETS,
artistic glassware, silver table
ware, bisque figures, hand painted
~ plaques and brie-a-bnc of all
Also a full assortment of
TABLE WAKE plain and col
ored, at prices to suit the most
economical II g
Bronze and brass lamps Of all
akiAdsgssf g..
81 .lss nis1Ef rsl
- a rl
, 1884-05-11

A glance ut the stock of Wall Papers
carried by Craig, Davis Il Co., will CON
vince you that they are the parties to buy
from. They have all prices, from the or
binary paper at 25 cents a roll up to the
best English Hand Made, Special pat
terms for dining rooms, etc. in stock.
, 1884-05-11

Little Joker Is the best smoking
tobacco.
, 1884-05-11

For the best dental work and lowest
prices visit DR.. Warner dental parlors.
, 1884-05-11

For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER, 18th street.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-29
.wRLL PLEASED"
Uarsh's 90 lden Blood 4 Liver Tonic
il Delightful Remedy.

ssYour GOLDEN BLOOD 4 LIVER TONIC Is
. splendid blood purifier and liver corrector.
I am well pleased with its effects. "-LJohn
@. Aiken, Kansas City, No.
ssI have used NARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD 4
LIVER TONIC for Constipation and Bilious-
ness and found 1t delightful and effective
remedy.-fG. A. Ryan, Moline, Ills.
'sThree bottles Of MARsH's GOLDEN
BLOOD q LIVER TONIC cured me OF bad
Scrofulous humor and Kidney trouble. It ID
an unequaled blood puri6er.-lW. =
Brown. Denver, Col.
NARsH's HOLDEN BLOOD d LIVER TONIC
tho great Bleed, Liver, kidney, Stomach and
Bowel curator, aud MARsH's GOLDEN bal
SAN, the famous Throat and Lung medicine
are for sale BY p. Il. Crisp, druggist, Iron
ton. Large bottles 80 cents and -.
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Tunnel Driftings.

Last Sunday was quite q day for buggy
riding. Itaw goodly number of our miners,
and the same of young ladies, amusing them
selves I'm that way. There are no better
drives in the State than Arcadia Valley can
boast of, and there are some fine rigs here.
Collins & Stafford must try and add few
more turnouts, for there are not enough to
supply the demand.
ireland Divel and Fritz Gerstenmeyer are
running one of those Armstrong machines
now.
Our young friend, Jim McGahan, one of
the old miners Of Pilot Knob, is officiating
behind Won Steffens' bar. He is q good,
jovial boy, and treats the boys all alike, with
due courtesy to his fellow miners. 1t is all
right, Jim. You would have been long
time at "the Meontain" before you would
have struck a fine, soft Job like this.
Mr.. Joe Baker and Price Asher are the
champion horsemen of the mining district.
A couple Of Sundays ago they showed some
Of their eqeustrianship, and you would
hardly think but what they were knights of
the turf, by the way they rode their charg-
ers.
Last Sunday week some of the Pilot Knob
band boys took a run up to the city. Iguess
they went fishing, as I have not seen any
of them since.
Last Thursday morning the long looked
for daylight thrust itself into No. Tunnel,
from the east side Of the Knob. Now there
is clear passage from east to west, and the
day is not far distant when you can walk
from the north to the south side under
ground.
Manager Simpson, George Simpson, Capt.
Birtley, and Mr.. De Coma have for the last
week been very busy surveying the mine.
Mr.. Harry Pecunio, our wide awake mas
ter mechanic, has been making it very i've
" for us lately. He is putting UP a new
| holster here on the Knob. Gewhilikins
won't we tear things when tuned up!
No 9 Is happy. Since the break through
there is plenty good, pure air now.
have often heard Of cattle dying with
hollow horn, but 1t is the first for me to hear
of coon turning up his toes with that
disease. However, we have Henry Ahrens'
| word for Il.
| Mr.. Frank Hsrnbeek has been superseded
| I'm the scene and Landscape department.
There 10 now another gentleman in the bus
mess. see he carries very long handled
brush, and a large bucket of paint.