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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

THE full effects of the magnificent
crop we have gathered the past seas
ON will be felt next summer. We
look for most prosperous and sat
isfactory business season.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

THE dengue is letting up. The
frost and the need of new material
are the best known causes of the i'm
provement.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

THE Lagrange Journal is welcome
visitor to this Office. 1t is one of our
best exchanges.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

WHEAT puts many a dollar in the
pockets of wise Texas farmer, which
would not find its way there other
wise.
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The poorly filled pews of the
churches these Sundays, is asilent,
but powerful tribute to the al!-per'
Willingness of the detested dengue.
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THE excellent business prospects
have spoken many new papers into
existence during the last six months.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

SINCE Hills interview the number
of men who rate Cleveland as safe
man for reelection is rapidly grow
ing very decidedly smaller.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

SEND the weekly home for a year
Fifty-two letters in twelve months.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

THE Corsicans Democrat would
like to see Ross governor.
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THE dead actor Mccullough is re-
ceiving many touching notices from
the papers of exas. He was a great
fayorite here.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

ADVERTISERS will do well to note
the rapidly extending circulation of
the weekly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

THE Tyler Courier is true blue to
the core. II is most excellent week.
ly paper,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

THE Gazette holds it own beauti-
fully among the north Texas dailies.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

THE federal court, now in session
here, will have some interesting cases
before II during the term.
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FoRTY THousANp bales.

THE Statesman takes brief but
touching leave ofthe dengue.
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MONEY 10 LEND-ANOUNTs FROM 5000
WI to $1,000 on farming or pasture lands on
long time. at easy terms. interest annually Ap
ply 10 I'd, A Marshall. Sii Austin street. Waco.
Texas;
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A Crushed Scientist.

sacred stiffness of the place was ele-
waiting, purifying, ennobling.
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THE blessed sunshine.

Waco sold cotton last week.
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DYEISa AND SECURING.

MONEY TO LoANIN SUMS OF 500 AND
wi UPWARDS on easy terms. W. b. PAT
TER5ON & CO.. Waco. Texas.
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MONEY TO LoAN-oN LONG OR SHORT
Nl time.
Land notes or deed OF trust Sc.
curity required. -
TEXAS LOAN AGENCY.
CorslcAna, Tex.
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A GENTS WANTED TO INTRODUCE FAST
~ selling articles used In every family: ad.
dress Lever, city.
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CHEAP COLUMN

ShhG"h SS.oFsN
DARTNER WANTED. WITH SMALL CAP.
estabilshed! hdJre.t lock box SO.
w located and comfortable. X. this office
" paid. Apply at Mrs. s. Littles, corner
Washington and Sixth streets.
MEN wANTED-25 men wanted on the
1Nl kirkpatrick farm on the east side OF the
btazos.
FOR SALE.
-------------------------
I,oR sALE-oNE FIRsT-CLAss WEBER
II piano. seven octave. Apply al this Office.
In gdod tx. VIII sell al bargain;
4 OR sALE-Two FINE cows. DURHAM
Il cross, extra tine with young calves. Rec
Commended for milk and butter. Apply or
drop card to 2. b. Vance, Robinson .postoiice.
U,oR sALEe-A mule ~ hands hign. aud
IT 2eows aud calf 9 l.eito. md street
LIoK sALE-.oSE OF THE BEsT BRAZOS
tract, 30 In cultivatio new frame dwelling
house six good u ement houses. steam gin,
orchard. good well water, timber, etc Price.
years. Apply To X. NJ Hardwlck on the preu-
ises, or W. Corey. No, 2SW 10.
IroR SALE THE JOHN FoGARTY FARM
Il with all Improvements, machinery, etc.
| situated in Limestone county, Tex, 20 miles
east OF Waco aud miles from Mt Calm on the
Texas 4 st. Louis railway, and consisting OF
about 2 400 acres uf the very best farming lands
with about 500 acres in cultivation: there IL All
abundance OF water. pasture and timber lands
In the tract For further particulars apply 10
ulman. Lewis Co, Galveston, Tex.
UoR sALE-Hs ACRES OF LAND. Us
II under fence, so acres in cultivation, good
house, cistern. barn. plenty OF water located u
miles east of Waco. Terms easy W.T.. JONES',
AxtelL Tex.
| DOR SALE good second hand engine. per
L feet running order. good AS new, al half
price. TON fADGIrT.
| LNvERYBoDY read at once Tucker column
| II OF Lion Drug store" You will see there
/ Just what you need.
FOR RENT
INOR RRNT-To some responsible person,
II my farm, four miles below the city OF
Waco. consisting Of abost so acres In cultiva-
| tion and 80 acres in two adjacent pastures,
| with good house aud tecAnt houses farming
utensils. good mules and forage on hand APP
ply at thelAw office OF Baker 4 Williams.
| MKs JAMES W. TissLEY.
L,oR RENT.-A neat cottage In the heart OF
II the city; apply to J. y. Elgi'
U,HE store house heretofore occupied by
| l. Eaton a Guinan South Fourth street 2ox
100 feet The most moderate terms given.
| Anniv In i Eigfu
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GRoCRRIEs- F.B WORKMAN has open, d
" hrst-class grocery In connection with the
Farmers House
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r osT.--sUNDAY NIGHT. A SILVER.
IL headed cane, bearing Inscription 4 W.
n. Finder will be literally rewarded for re.
turn ofsame 10 this ONCE.
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THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
l. 2nd.hand furniture. Waco 2nd.hAnd
Store, Aystin street. next TO Taylor Bros.
q. l.. GOOCH.
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LNOR RENT.-A neat cottage In the heart OF
II the city; apply to j. y. Elgi',
rI,HE store-house heretofore occupied by
l. Eaton a Guinan South Fourth street. 25K
100 feet The most moderate terms given.
Apply 10 J. Z. Elgin.
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EOR RENT-To some responsible person.
II my farm, four miles below tine city OF
Waco, consisting OF nbost so acres In cultva-
tion and 30 acres in two adjacent pastures,
with good house aud tecant houses, farming
utensils, good mules and forage on hand. Ap-
ply at the law office OF Baker 4 Williams.
MIS- JAMES w. TtNsLEY
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E,vERYBoDY read at once Tucker column
u OF Lion Drug store" You will see there
lust what you need
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-20

No further business being presented, on
notion the committee adjourned,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
stranger. in tho CITY aea wAssl.as Folk

Strangers in tho City nnd wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Sheriff ssdwick, OF st. Claitsyille, was
in the city last night.
Mr.. W. L. Cole, of Parkersburg, was at
the Mcclure house yesterday.
Mrs. Fl. a. Albright, ,ir., is lying dan
gereasly III at her home on Jacob street,
East End.
Messrs. John Mcdonald and John por-
ter, of New Cumberland, were in the city
yesterday. 49,.
5. A.. Hunter, Of Grafton, the well
known B. & O. Official, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Snyder starts this morning
for Baltimore, 10 attend the annual Dis
ir!bution ut Mount De Sales, where her
daughter, Miss Mamie, is at school.
Miss Carrie uhich, daughter Of Or. O.
F. Ulrich, arrived in tho city yesterday
from Ashville, n. O., where she was at
tending school. She will make her home
with her father on North Main street.
Mas varley, Of London, England, was
among the attractive young lady vigitora
at the Bethany commencement. Miss
Emma Newcomer, OF Conneiisville, Pa, a
member OF The class Of 's4, and Miss Irene
Myers, Of West Liberty, were also present.
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Temperance Delrsatcsp,

meeting OF the West Virginia Con
ference Standing Temperance Committee
held at John Bailie's Office in Wheeling
June 10, 1885, at which the following
members were present; flev. g. L. Hite
Rev. s. E. Jones, Rev9 J. II. Hess, ]. NJ
Richards aud G. w. Atkinson--oI
motionthe following officers were elected
Rev. g. E. H;te Chairman, and CIV. At
klnson Secretary.
The meeting was explained 10 be fol
the pnrporse 81 appointing delegates Il
the West Virginia State Temperance Con,
yention, to be held at Grafton, June q
and "a, 1885. Thereupon the following
resolution was ADOPTED;
ReSelytd, That ten delegates be ap
pointed from different parts Of the State t
represent the West Virginia Conference
ofthe NJ. E. church in said convention.
The following gentlemen were named
as said delegated: Rev. s. y. Jones, Rev
N. !. Dryden, FEY. NJ. w. Rider, Rev. ]
3. Smith, Rev. /. 1. Stewart Mr.. n. 7.
Gordon, Mr.. NJ. w. Kincaid, g. i. Scott,
ESQ, Capt. A, NJ. Poundstone aud Hon
II. O. McWhorter.
No further business being presented, on
motion the committee adjourned,
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ala...r. .. .nlaes,.: nsn.a. i ana Assal u.

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About the
City.
X. OF. T. parade and picnic to-day.
!. FIVE mile race, one man sgainst Ave, at
The chspline Street rink this evening.
Tai Council Committee On Financa was
called TO meet last night, but failed % get
aquorum.
Tai ladies Of the Third Presbyterian
Church will give strawberry festival ~
the church this evening.
TIM B. & o. Company will make 9 NUM-
her slight changes in the times OF trains
on the HempGeld division tomorrow.
A YoRcr OF hands worked all night ct
the new tank at the city gas works. q
circular row Of gas Jets afforded light 1or
their operations.
FRoM the advertisement Of cx-sheriti
Brown, 1t seems that costs Will be adoed
IL few days to all tax bills remaining IN
his hands for collection.
A CoNoRSIA1 little crowd Of young soct;;
Echois at the Park at tea Inst evening,
and afterwards at her home on Uhapilne
street, where an enjoyable evening was
spentin dancing. -
Ia BELLE Lodge No. 2, A. q. U. W., will
hold an important special meeting In It's
hall this evening. The officers OF the
Pennsylvania Grand Lodge will be pres
ant and formally. transfer the lodge to the
Jurisdiction OF the order in Pennsylvania.
TuxRr will be a gospel meeting for
Young men at the rooms OF the Young
Mems Christian Association No. l122
Market street, at 7:45 o'clock this evening.
Tie meeting will be conducted by Mr.. j.
d. Lynch, the newly elected General Sec
rotary OF the Association, and the services
will be interesting. All young men VIII
be welcome.
THR commencement exercises ot-Wash.-
JEFF, College commerce tomorrow, when
President Moflat will preach the baccaui-
aureate sermon. The programme OF the
week appears in the advertising coiumns
this morning. The graduating exercises
nroner take place next Wednesday at y A.
n. Five trains daily each way over the
Uemptield division afford Wheeling peo'
pie ample opportunities TO 20 out and re-
turn. M
AN outdoor Temperance mass meehng
was nelu last nlEnL on LIIe Vasaut Ao'e U.S.
the La Belle mill. The attendance was
large. Rev. G.. E. Hite presided and made
an address. Addresses were also deliver
ed by Rev. G. NJ. Shot, G. W. Baggs,
William Hastings and Clarence Irwin
Excellent music was furnished BY a choir
he'd BY Isaac Stewart. A similar meeting
will probably be held next week in Centre
Wheeling.
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Which 80 Into Eject July 1-Some 1mpor.
tant Changes.
oathe arst Of next month new postal
rates will go into effect. There are a
number of changes Of Importance. The
maximum weight Of all single rate letters
is Increased from one.half Of one ounce
each or fraction thereof TO one OUNCE eaoh
orfrsction thereof. That Is cents will
carry any letter weighing less than an
ounce. The same ;ncTease Of weight is
also allowed for drop letters, whether
mailed at stations where there, is a free
delivery or where carrier service Is
not established. A special stamp OF
the value Of ten cents may be issued,
which when attached to a letter, in addi-
ton to the regular postage thereon, shall
entitle the letter TO immediate delivery at
any place containing 1000 population or
over, according to the Federal census,
within the carrier limit OF any free deliv-
err, Office, or within one mile Of q post
office coming within the proyislons Of
this law, which will be designated as o
special delivery Office.
Any printed article sent through the
mail may be marked for observation, ex-
cept by written or printed words, without
increased hostage. -.
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CADETS APPOINTED.
Three Scholarships in the state uniser.it

Three Scholarships In the State University
BESTOWED.
Professor John,M Birch, Regent Of the
Nlorsantown University, for this district,
has filed the three cadet vacancies thai
were 10 the credit Of this district by ap'
pointing A. @. Boyd, youngest son Of
Judge G. E. Boyd, who has been at school
at the University for the past year, and
whose brother is a lieutenantin tho corps;
John, a son OF City Collector Crawford,
and Louis Lindermuth. These boys all
have the reputation Of being bright and
smart, and will doubtless reflect credit on
the Judgment OF Professor Birch.
The prospects are that the attendance at
the University next year will be largely
increased. The radical changes made BY
the Regents at their recent meeting have
partially restored confidence in the insti-
tuition. Prof. Birch has had many inquir-
les about the school from parents In this
district and more applications for cadet
ships than he could iii. =
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FoRgnggiss, Phptons aud Spring wae
ons, 20 10 j. w. FERGEL'a!
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THE \. n. 9. A.
Secure. The Service. Of a ysry pss'Faele

4nAAhktts
The Young Mems Christian Association
Of This city has at last occurred the services
Of Mr.. John @. Lynch, Of Harrisburg, Pa,
who will be the general Secretary and
manager Of the Association here. Hewill
enter upon the discharge Of his duties
about September first. He arrived here
yesterday, but willonly remain for three
or four days now. During that time he
will get acquainted es'fer as possible ind
ascertain what Is to be done. He will find
a large and fruitful Geld OF work here.
The Associations house, between Etey.
enth and Twelfth streets. in the short
time it has been open, has grown to be a
very popular resort for young men. There
Is a good library, though small at present,
and thu leading papers and periodicals are
to be found on the tables, The rooms arc
cool and homelike and there are hundreds
who do not go there who would lind II to
their profit Il they did. 1
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II w. Il. Blakeneyis not 'downed'' at
the Chapline Street rink tonight 1t may
be conceded that he cannot be beaten.
Five OF the fastest skaters otthis vicinity
wIllskate mile each against q Ave mile
stretch by Blakeney. His competitors
are, Jesse Burkett, Of Wheeling, John
Dohbins, OF Martins Ferry, .Tids Shut
tleworth, oil Bellaire, Baggs and Taylor, Of
this city. II these Ave; changing each
mile, cannot make bettertime than Blake.
ney for the i've miles, he deserves allthe
reputation he has as . fast. skater. The
contest will be the most novel and inter.
esIing ever seenin q Wheeling rink.
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Z
The Ronney @kicksrs,' those impa-
tent Democrats WHO are wild because
Collector AIcGraw has not yet filed the
Office Of Deputy Collector at that point
with good Democrat, will hold their sec,
ond indignation meeting this afternoon.
Some very interesting Developments may
be looked for.
The Hampshire Reriep published at
Romney, In It's account q last weeks i'm.
promptu "riotn has the following psrticu-
lars. The head is worded as follows:
'.The Democrats OF Old Hampshire express
their disgust at party leaders by telling
their Cleveland pole and sending the
broom to Hon. Jacob B. Jackson, gentle.
man with backbone enough TO do what he
knows to be Democratic aud TO put his
foot on what he knows to be undemo-
cratic" ..si
following paper was prepared by Mr..
Daley, and signed by at least forty Demo-
Gratis, everybody to whomit was present.
ed except one, and forwarded TO sex. Gov
ernor Jacob B. Jackson:
1--WE send to-day by express the broom
taken from the pole erected during the
last campaign by the Hampshire Demo-
Gratis with the watchword, Cleveland,
Hendricks and Reform
ave have this day cut down our pole
| in honest Indignation at the re;appoint-
ment by John 7. McGraw, Collector oil
Internal Revenue, OF a deputy collector oil
revenue from this county, out Of the ranks
Of the party workers Of the Republican
party ID this State passing by numerous
true and tried Democrats Of this and ad.
joining counties. No reform has come To
us and hence our indignation.
sPleage keep this broom until some
good Democrat gets into the office now 50
unworthy filed by said John Z. McGraw,
then present II to him that he may use II
according TO the principles represented by
the watchwords Of Cleveland, Hendricks
and Reform"
Edttorially the Rseieip says: John 7.
McGraw, a senatorial henChman, has dis
graced himself and outraged the party in
this congressional district by appointing
Harry N. Worden, OF this town, and Chas.
Wisner, Of MaftinsbuYg, as deputy collec.
tors of Internal Revenue. We have be.
fore sounded The alarm and the Dsmocra-
tio party will answer according TO the die
tates OF their own conscience at the next
general election. The action OF our in
dignation meeting means something and
we fear the worst Is yet TO come,
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pnoFEssoRs RESIGN

Two Vacancies In the iethany Faealt,
Created.
From Mr.. "A. W. Mayer, Of Ohio, a
student at Bethany College and one o.
the editors Of the Bethany Collegian, who
wasin The city yesterday, twas learned
that late Thursday afternoon Prof. B. O,
Hagerman aud Prof. A.F. Erb, Of the
college Faculty, rendered their resigna.
tons To President Pendlcton. The former
occupied the chair OF Greek and Higher
English, and during the past year was
chairman OF the Faculty, and flled the
position efficiently. Prot. Erb held the
chair Of Mathematics, Astronomy aud
Civil Engineering, having been elected to
that chair one year ago, at the time Prof.
Eempsr lett the college to work In q
larger field. What reasons are given for
the designations Is not known.
Prof. w. III. Woolery, who has been
made chairman for the ensuing year, will
now have three vacancies to gil. Prof.
NooIery isa Christian gentleman OF high
attachments, and although these resignas
lions may 10 embarrassing to him, he has
the welfare, OF the college SO closely at
heart that This untiring energy will sur.
mount all difficulties, aud It is believed
that under him the college viii prosper.
r u r Y r
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RIVER NEWS.

| HH- . 49, .t
Stage OF the Water and Movements of lib,
Steamboats,.
The Louis A. Sherry is tomorrow
packet for Cincinnati,
The steamer Andes will have the Wells
burg brass and string band onlhcr nexl
TIP. -
Capt. John Sweeney was in Pittsburgh
Thursday figuring, with some Florida par
ties who contemplate having boat built
The Scotia Is due down at an early houl
this morning. The w. N. chancellor
passed down for Charleston early yester.
day morning.
The new Courier will bring down the
fourth annual excursion party Of the Har.
monte Singing Society Of Steubenville TO.
morrow morning.
j Anumbef Of men are employed taking
the coal from o 10000 bushel barge, sunk
opposite the head Of the Round Bottom,
and loading II on barges mooIed along
side, for shipment South.
Thursday afternoon the Clifton with
empty brick boats, the baltic with tow
OF emptios aud thepacket Emma Graham,
got aground at the Sisters. They We're
gotten off with the assistance Of the
Monitor and Abaero o Neab 81 y
Tho New orleana cotton Packet which
arrived ffon Freedom ThuBday, and
which Is now having her machinery put
on and being finished up by sweeney 4:
Son, her builders, Is attracting consider
able attention. AtEew Orleans there IL
much curiosity and speculation "a to what
kind Of q boat the Upper Ohio can fur.
nish for o New Orleans trade.
The river is getting down to a very low
stage, and unless there 10 a rise in the next
iorty.eight hours, the larger packets will
be obliged to 20 to bank, The steady fall
has been o bad thing for the coal feel, as q
large proportion Of it Is caught and obliged
to tie up away from home, which Is ex.
pensiye. The marks astevening indicated
i depth in the channel Of about feet.
Very little business was transacted on the
levee.
The Cincinnati packet Emma Graham,
as has been published, Is now owned by
the Emma Graham Packet Co., which
was recently chartered under the laws OF
this State with its principal office at Belle.
vile. Theoficers are, Thos. Rees, presi.
dent David *. Rees Secretary, and VIM.
N. Rees, Treasurer, all OF PittSburRh.
Capt, g. b. Cooperis master aud AZ. j.
Slaven, clerk. All of these gentlemen are
popular and well posted In the river bust.
ness, M ,.s "A.
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baltimore & Ohio.

Change OF time on the Wheeling & Pitts.
burgh division on and after Sunday, June
81, 1885. Trains will leave Wheeling for
Pittsburgh, Pa, city time, at 40 and '7:45
d. NJ, and $3.50 and 1886 p. vi. Washington
accommodation at sos Z. N. Arrive
Washington accommodation at 1885 a. NJ.
From Pittsburgh at 0;05 and 1l:05 A. NJ,
and 6:05 and 10:15 r. N. Trains depart
ing at t;40 A. ", aud a:S5 r. " and arriv-
ing at 9:0j a. NJ. and 10:l5 r. AZ, run daily /;
other trains daily except Sunday.
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Stage OF the Water and Movements of Tho
Steamboats,.
The !, Louis ,1l 4; Sherry is to,mou0x's