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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
SIiUasT TOA'!S.
Items OF Interest Culled by Our
Reporters.

IT i said u the Narrow Guagc that
the Weather j. so hot that 1t stops over
on Rich and for shade aud dinner.
The St. Louis Narrow Guage has
been about three bouis late tor the past
week on it's new schedule time.
C. +. Smith is ume OF the Oldest
aud most reliable painters and paper
hangers in Waco. His work SHOWS for
itaeli. See opera hon e.
d.. Richard Oberaender, Lei zig, Ger
many, See. chronological Museum, r. ,.
L @. A., VI. q. =. author OF "ForciSn
Nations writes: Having been troubled
with my old, chronic neuralgia rams. |
was adI iseA to try IT. Jacobs Oh, the
great pain relirver tried il and was en-
tircly cuied.'
Only one case tried in county court
YESTERDAY, that of Messrs. Kingsley.
Ferguson x Go. vs.. McGown Bros. a
verdict WAS given in favor Of plalutlh-.
Mr. G.. +. Preumore, prescott. ont.
Canada. writes that he used st. Jacobs
on, the maz ical pain-destroyer, upon a
valuable horse that had Wrenched ms
shoulder In a short time he was com
pletely cured, making his mile inside
Of ~.
The TX MINER thinks 1t prudent tf
| load pistols aud shOt-guDs Tor the-e in!er-
nal burglars that are always on the tramp
| A GOOD dose OF shot is the necessary
| stringent.
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In the p'ieIGs.

We have a large and complete stock
Of everything pertaining 10 cur trade.
f,rm machinery aud implemenls. The
La Dow Pulverizers, the best manniac-
turcI ~ the world, in slock Also
Gins, Presses, Oliver Chilled Sukv
plows, Wagons aud Duggles and every
thing else needed for he farm, field or
shop. Prices a. low IA such qualities of
goods can h purchased anywhere else.
viii pay The highest market price tor
gram on account.
WHEN in tn. city, call around aud eX-
anime our FOODS and prices.
RIPLEY Il JURNEY.
Wycth's MenIhol Pencils, sure cure
for Headache, Neuralgia, Toothachc,
Earachc, Faceachc; price % cents.
sold by Rivcirc " Co., Druggists,
FRANKLIN street Waco, Texas.
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TO Rent and For Sale.

WACO FARM, July 6, 1881.
We have decided to rent the farm for
three or five years. 1t consist of abou,
seven huudred acres, four miles from
Waco. Will rent in whole or IN part
Also, for sale, all our fine milk cows,
cattle, horses, sheep, farm implements,
elegant furniture, two iron safes, and, in
fact, everything We have, as am desir-
ous to leave for Europe. For particu.
lars, call at the farm, or address
MAJ. CHAs. MORAN, JR.,
p. q. Box 40. Vice President
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Ripe Paachea.

Having purchased the fine orchard OF
peaches known rs the Slaughter orchard,
We are prepared to furnish the citizens OF
Waco, and all others, with the very best
varieties of r, al fine, ripe peaches to be
had any where, and will deliver them at
any place in the city. at the most reas on.
able prices. WoRsHAM & CULBREATH
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Straws

Are not what you waut 10 catch on to
In hurricane, but we are Offering all our
straw goods at halt OF eastern cost, TO
close them out. We never have carried
over any goods, and Will not this season,
II price is an obj 'ct 10 our patrons, Only
II icW dozen hacks and sun bonnc,s LETT.
| so call early and pet your bargains. Our
/ hose marked down ~ close this depart-
/ ment entirely Mrs. ELLA j. ConEN.
Fashion Bazaar
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Kirkpatrick HOuSe,

BY this method l inform my friend
and patrons after two years absence iron
business, caused by sickness and misior
tune, now ask the kind return OF tn,
once liberal patronage, assuring then
they shall always be kindly cared tor a
nv house, between Seventh and Eight
streets. on Austin avenue. Everything
new and first-class.
7-l-lm MRS. N, fl. KIRKPATRICK.
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Notice Extraordinary.

have $500 of good city real estate
notes. either to sell at liberal discount,
or to borrow money on.
Z. L. kGNGsBUEY.
The Best Bargain in Waco: Good
house, barn and four choice lois, in the
northwest part OF town.
&. T.. KINGsBuRY.
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SIiahiIy improved.

The EXAMINERS now material has
not vet ali arrived, but with part of
il we ale able TO appear this morning
and from now until the balance ar
rives, with two page supplement.
In eight or ten days the EXAMINER
will enlarge to an eight page paper.
We have no promises . make futher
than to say that the paper will be just
as good as the business men of Waco
will make it.
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Mr.. w. A. Patterson, OF Lampa3sas, is
in the city
Mr.. Edgar Battle, the popular route
agent of the Texas Central. is stopping
otf to visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. Trice was much improved yester-
DAY evening, and at Il late hour last night
was resting easy. The internal hem
orrhage has stopped.
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The Thermometer stDol lO2
noon yesterday at II Behrens',
Bulletins were arriving a day yes.
1erday aud found eager reader
Cotton il reporte | as being twenty
p cent. better than WAS expected 4
1t il lhought thlt corn, at harvesting
1ime, will be- worth only twenty cents Il
bnshel
"A good Zeal OF anxiety WAS mani
fe-ted over the Chicago convent on yes
terday.
If you want to be treated gentleman
ly and get good cigar stop in ut A.
Herr.
1t you want to please your girl and
niaSr II mash give her saucer OF Ice
cream from Bronnum's.
The candidates say that the Iron Front
wins votes. LIS pure beverages are first
class.
There is quite a complaint against in
experienced druggists. TO avoid any
trouble 60 to Or. Uamett's drug store
tor drugs.
DR.. VIM. A. Soula, d. V. s., the dis.
t,ngulshed Veterinary Surgeon, New
York, certifes to The curative qualit es
of st. Jacobs Oil, the great pan-cure Tor
spIaips, gals, rheumatism, and all aiiilc-
tlols to which horses are subject.
Ihe partnership heretofore existing
between Machen IL lieriZhcrg l. this day
dissolved by mutual consent. james
Machon assumes all liabilities AMI will
collect all accounts due the firm.
JAMES MACHoN.
LFo. HgHIZBERG
Waco, July 3. lss4 1-l-lm
Waco with two opera houses will
surely give thcartre goers an abnud
ant opportunity to enjoy Themselves
Sick committee Of Waco Lodge No
~, A. +. Il A NJ Tor the present
onth: o. Wheat. &. W Whit. j. +.
Battle, l.. b. Blsck aud W. l.. Barker.
Ey order oi the ". Master.
wv SPEIGHl,
Secretary.
The normal school is quite nice
J. ~ce 10 listen TO The various discus
it,us Of the different methods OF teach.
Jig. The normal system is no doubt
Il &c most practical OF all systems now
u ught.
The ENAMINER believes that
Wien Waco secures her Midland rail
way, that she will never see CONNER
a. circles so inactive As they are to.
Gay. But every branch Of business
, liz be benefited.
deputy Sheriff Lee jenkins arrest.
e'i II negro on the square yesterday,
W 40 had run away from COryell
county with n stolen horse, and lodg.
60 him in the county Jail To- await or
drrs from Coryell officials.
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Gentlemen.

should not iail To visit Levine Bros. this
week, If they want real bargain in II
nice summer suit "Drap a Ere" goods.
or line cashmere or diagonal suits.
The prices have been reduced, and
their name is n guarantee tor reliable,
iirst'class clothing. In underwear and
hose they take the lead, and prices have
been reduced way down at
LEVINE Bros.
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Removal,

The Secondhand Store and Circulat-
ing Library has moved into the large
and commodious store on the Square,
formerly occupied by Martain Bros. as
furniture store. G. +. KINGsDcRY,
Agent,
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Always In tho Van.

We never allow our stock to run down
because the season is On the wane. You
can find just as handsome styles AT the
Fashion Bazar to-day as you could at the
Spring opening. New sty lie, OF sun
hats and misses goods by express this
week. our stock III every line is com
plete and you will have no difficulty in
suiting yourself.
MRS. ELLA s. COHEN.
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Attention. Rescue.

The members of Rescue hook and
Ladder company are requested TO
meet at the engine house at S:SU
o'clock tonight. By order.
w. ). PLUNKETT,
Lee d. Wilson, Pres ident
Secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
A New Swing.

Waits great revolving swing will BE-
one of the great attractions at De
Francis gard n during the month. II
is the first one ever seen in Texas and
will set the boys and girls wild. and
ladies and gentlemen also. 1t will be at
the race track during the End. Sd and
4h IL I'm
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New Ioe Factory.

Buy your ice from the new Ice factory
OF f. ID. Congor, No. 500 franklin street
cave orders or look out tor delivery
wagons. Ice made from pure water, and
hard as lake ice, at very reasonable price
4-12tt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

The sick, worn and detected should
read the advertisement of Colden's
Liquid Beef Tonic.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Prestridge, Of
Crawford, are visiting friends i'll the
c'tyi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

No wonder your conscience troubles
you, because YOU failed to procure some
OF the bargains which Sanger Bros. are
Offering in every department.
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Professional Notice.

DR.. W. fl Caltee has removed his of.
flee TO Castle, Morrison n Co.'S drug
store. Al night he can be found at the
McClelland hotel by Teiephoning or by
calling At room l0l. G-20-2m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

will please bear ia mini thtl copy for
hanges III their advertisements must
w. handed in by 3p. III. otherwis' the
change cannot be made.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
The Great Sheep Raiser

Mr. Alfred Hay, Of Boomanoomana
Australia, says that few applications of
ST. Jacobs On, The great pain-rolievrr,
cured him OF painful neuralgia.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
THE DAILY EXAMINER,
WACO, TEXAS. JULY. 10, 1884.
Our Home Advertisers

Mr. Charles Torrence has charge Of
the mailing list and city Subscribers to
tie Examiner. He il authorized SOL
lcit and receipt Tor subscriptions AID al
Terti-ing.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

Wives, sisters aud mothers approve of
your smoking Little Joker"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

Our white goods at the reduced prices
are going very fast. An early visit will
secure YOU some.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10
limitations Accommodating.

Beuson's Capcine Porous p asters have
the word Capcine cut in the center. Don't
b deceived. Doc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

Still they come! So get some of our
great bargains in summer silks.
SANGER Bros.
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There is one place in the ci
Waco where a half hour or so cd
spent probably in examining bea,
specimens of art. and that place i
art gallery of Mr.. W. d. Jacksd
Austin avenue. Mr.. jackson hid
ceutly secured the services of one d
finest artists in the state, Prof. Cohd
houston, aud the finest work is
turned out from his gallery, The
lessor has the reputation of being al
me painter, and specimens of bis
10 DO seen at the gallery, will con
any one Of this fact.
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Everlasting Good Wishes.

Mr. Alfred Burnett Americas Fdvo-
rite Comique, writes to express his
"cverlastiu : good WI hes" and says h.
suffered the torturea Of the damned
with Neuralsic pain il the head, which
were completely cured BY the use OF 81.
Jacobs Oh, the great pain rellever 1t
Was III such d"n.aud among his friends
he suye, 81 had to hide my last bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-10

The pay car OF the Central went to
Cisco and Albany yesterday to make
glad the heats Of the boys.
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Mr. D,wsou Pierce living ON Tehr

Mr. Dawson Pierce living on Tehua
fana Gre k, bought from DR.. Hamlet a
cwmonths back one quar- OF flax seed
aud planted them. lie stated to-day
that hls seed had come up and would
yiel him about one bu.hel OF we'll ma
iured seed, which, if sold at retail pric",
is worth about SO per bushtl.
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GROUP. WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shloh's Cure. For sale by Castles j.
Morrison
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The Thermometer stoo l02
noon yesterday at II Behrens.
Smyrna times., 1884-04-30
Personal.

The sickness of Robert d. Hoffecker,
editor of the TIMES, continues and has
developed into that of typhoid char
acter. We are glad to state that to-day
his symptoms are somewhat improved.
Geo. M. Stevenson, the very efficient
foreman of this Office was also driven
to his bed on Saturday last with ma
laria. He is at his post this mOrning
for the first time since that day. The
TIMES feels keenly the absence of its
editor, as under his able pen it has the
reputation of being one of the best edi-
ted papers in the State. 1t asks the
kindly indulgence of its many readers
until the editor shall again be able to
resume his duties and give it its usual
force and vigor.
w. d. Hazell and family, of Cecilton,
Md, spent a day or two with his
mother, Mrs. Lydia HAZEL, this week.
Mr.. III. returned to Cecilton yesterday,
his wife remaining to visit other rela-
tives here for few days.
Miss Sarah ]. Stevenson, who has
been in Philadelphia for some months
past, returned on Thursday last, ac-
companied by her sister Mrs. Eliza.
beth Wright, former resident OF
Smyrna, now of Philadelphia.
John V. Weldon former typo" oi
this office, has engaged with the James
burg Record, a New Jersey paper, and
left to-day for that point. Our bes
wishes go with him.
Mrs. Ziporah Ferguson, of New Cas-
, tie is visiting her son, Samuel Spencer
of this town.
Mrs. Susan Baynard, who has beer
visiting her sons at Oxford, Md, haa
} returned.
? Thomas +. Hearn, of MiddletOwn
/ was in town yesterday and paid tn,
/ TIMES friendly call.
A. F. Young, of the firm of A.
Young & Co., commission merchants
= New York, is in town to-day.
: Miss Sophia Wells, whom we note
some weeks since as having one of he
: : hands paralyzed is slightly improved
u Rev. DIR. Caldwell and Rev. J. i
> Quigg, left to-day for the General Cor
. forenoe.
. Rev. j. d. Rigg and wife spent fe'
= hours in town on Monday last en- rout
: from St. Michaels to Chester.
+ Mrs. S. A. Ridgely, the lady superir
tendent of the infant school of th
- = Dover M. +. Church, is guest of ID
= Caldwell.
T. Miss Kate Boone, of the Conferent
y. y. academy spent Saturday and Sunds
~ y. in town, a guest of Miss Sue Quigg.
10 Rev. Vaughn S. Collins, of Vienn
. Md, has been visiting his father-in-la
- Rev. DIR. Caldwell, this week.
y Mrs. Waldrup and children, of Geo
y. ~ gia, who have been spending son
W months with her father, Rev, DIR, Cal
well. left to-day for North Carolina.
Smyrna times., 1884-04-30
Pulpit Supplies.

The Rev. J. B. Quigg will be in at
tendance as delegate to the General
Conference during the month of May
and will supply his pulpit during his
absence as follows: The first Sunday
his son, the Rev. Howard T. Quigg, of
the Philadelphia Conference, will have
charge; the second Sabbath two of the
local brethren. Revs. Roe and Lassell
and the third Sabbath Revs. S. L.
Gracy and H. s. Thompson will be in
attendance. The fourth Sunday the
pastor expects to occupy the pulpit
himself.
Smyrna times., 1884-04-30

A NOTABLE reform in the working OF the
Jury system has taken place in Cincinnati
since the riot. Of late the juries have been
made up of the most solid and respectable
clements Of society and the proportion OF
acquittAl has been very small indeed
There is reason to fear that this will only
last while the influence of the terror con-
tinues; and the public is discussing the
methods necessary to make it permanent
One proposal is to abolish the jurors fee o
two dollars and a-half day and require i
grstuitOus service. The fee is an induce
ment 70 an idle and worthless class ofper
sons to accept service on the jury, while
is no inducement Whatsvsr to that class
citizens whose service is most desirable.
Smyrna times., 1884-04-30
Smyrna and Vicinity.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
ASPARAGUS appeared in our market
to-day.
w. o. H0FFEcKER has horse sick
with pink eye.
THg Delaware House Is being bright
ened by the painters brush.
THERE has been q case of diptheria
reported from smyFna landing.
DRY and dusty. Already the ground
is beginning TO break up cloddy. 10
A NEW beef shambles has been open
ed on the Hill" by Eugene Farrow
LII. BRwLEY is making some inn
provements at his residence on Mai'
street. fsa
PEcR's BAD B0Y.-The New Yorl
Truth says: Everybody laughed heart
ly, aud thoroughIy enjoyed 1t.
JACOB LIESBERGER il reciaimip .
acres of branch on his property aro1p
the creek by cutting II off and unde
draining.
FEGB's BAD oy.--The Philadeiphl
Tmes says: There are lots OF funr
situations la the play, which is roa
iRg comedy from beginning TO end
Smyrna times., 1884-04-30

THR reports from points throughout the
Peninsula are exceedingly Aatterring of a
prospective peach crop. A repetition of
that of 1879 is confidently predicted. In
the event of such crop more remunera-
tive prices can be reasonably hoped for
than were obtained that year, for reason OF
the additional outlets, and markets, to say
nothing Of the large increase in number
and capacity Of the eanneries and evapor-
ating establishments on the Peninsula. es-
pecially, as well as in the cities to which
the bulk of our fruit is shipped. With
these increased advantages and the exper'
ience in handling the crop that the years
since rs have given good returns are Ger
family to be expected.
Smyrna times., 1884-04-30

The only legislative body of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, the General Confer
ence, will convene in Philadelphia on
Thursday. This body only meets once in
four years and generally remains in session
about four weeks. There is a ministerial
delegate elected by the several annual con-
ferences, for every forty-Gve ministers and
two lay delegates to every conference hav-
ing ferty-fve ministers. The body which
will assemble tomorrow will represent over
ninsty annual conferences and nearly
100000 church members. The territory
from which these delegates come will chief
" be the United States, though delegates
will be present from all tho countries o
the world. This assembly will contain thu
most prominent, learned and experienced
representatives of the church, both clerica
and lay and its labors will therefore be
paramount interest to the church. Man.
questions other than the routine work an
the election Of four or five bishops will en-
gage the attention of the conference and
final adjournment will hardly be had be
fsre the end of the month.
Smyrna times., 1884-04-30
THE NEWEST
New Things

Raw Silk, Felt, and other Material
for Curtains, ,Draperies, ,FurnitureCOver-
ings, &c.
Cornices, Poles, Loups and Fasten-
ings for Lambrequins, Curtains, &c.
Also Heavy Fringes for same. Up
holstcrers Nails, &c.
An elegant line of Dress Cloths of
newest styles, for Spring and Summer
wear. Also the newest styles of cheap
Dress Ginghams and Plaids.
The finest stock of Parasols ever
shown in my store, about May lst.
The neatest and best and cheapest
Carpets / have ever had. Shown in
the Dry Goods Store and in the large
Room over the Grocery Store.
Druggets, Rugs, Mats, Ottomans, and
line of new Chinese Mattings.
Window Shades, with either Com
mon or Spring Fixtures, with Loups
or Fringe, either plain or dadoed
Also the Shading by the yard, and the
Fixtures, Pulls, &c., separately, Ma
| terial for Lace Curtains.
Some choice styles of Summer Silks
for Ladies, Misses and Children.
Window Cleaners, Carpet Sweepers
| Flower Seeds, Pateut Port Folio fol
Business Papers, sundry other Novel
ties, SO.
Warren's Entire Wheat" Paten
Flour. Look out for Circulars.
! j. B. COOPER.
Smyrna times., 1884-04-30

Much time has necessarily been con-
sumed in the removal of the timbers from
the break at the mill dam, but now
that this has been accomplished let the
work be pushed rapidly forward in order
that the mud flats, which are certainly
sources of pestilential vapors and malar'
ious germ life may be speedily covered by
water ere the rays of the sun shall atfec
them to the detriment of the health of thu
o0popNunitv
Smyrna times., 1884-04-30

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT d. HoFFECKER, Editor and
Proprietor at Smyrna, Del.
Ms-suBscRIPTIoN- year 90 IN advance
or $3.50 If not paid till the end of the year. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
of Seven Cents line for the first insertion; sub
seauent insertions Three-and-a-half cents. A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cent
per line.
Smyrna times., 1884-04-30

THE House has passed bill to establish
O. bureau for the collection of statistics on
the subject of wages and labor. The bu-
reau is instructed, among other things, to
report as TO the influence of the hours of
labor upon the character of the laborer and
the quality of his work, and as to the effect
of the Importation of laborers by American
capitalists. The establishment of such
bureau has double significance. 1t is an
opportunity for some man of ability and
trustworthineSs to render a really great
service to the country, such as Colonel
Carroll D. Wright has rendered to the
commonwealth of Massachusetts, in the
management of its bureau of labor statis
tics. We are confident that q careful col
lection of the facts as to the rewards of
labor in different parts of the country would
furnish an unanswerable argument for the
protective system. 1t would shOw,-as in
deed has already been shown by partial
collection of such figures in the bureau of
agriculture-that labor is best rewarded
and the value of land the highest, wherever
a variety of emplOyments, manufactures as
we'll as agriculture, exists in the same
neighborhood. 1t would show that the
condition Of the working classes in Amer
j. indisputably better than that Of tbs
same classes in Europe, after every allow.
ance has been made for the higher cost Of
very few articles which they use. 1t als'
SOaId exhibit the spread of manufacture
under our tariff into the agricultural dis
tricts of the country, which far out-runs tn
growth of manufactures in the regions Il
which they have been lang established.
Not less important is this step as leadin
on to an ampler recognition Of our nationa
industries in the organization Of the nation
al government. The time can not be IA
distant when minister Of agriculture, foi
esta and mines, and another Of manufa'
lures and commerce, will have seats in th
presidents cabinet. as similar officials sit
nearly every ministry on the continent
Europe.