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BRIEF MENTION.

Will Sharpe is papering and oth>
srwise identifying his fine house.
Nearly ALL the farmers in this
ueighborhood have extra men at
work in gathering their hay.
Judge White returned to his ranch
on Fldalgo Bay by the Washington
on Friday.
Peter Nelson, with the assistance
of Edison Adams, is doing good work
in clearing back Of Anacortes.
VIM. Paine and las. Lathrow are
going into the business of stocks
raising on Guemes Island.
Steamer EvangeI, Captain Lott,
with large number of passengers,
called in here Thursday evening. on
her moth trip.
Lum Nelson has sold his sloop to
Thomas Sharpe for $40. The boat
is flyer, and we are waiting for
challenge from Tom.
F. M. Walsh, after visiting his
many friends in this neighborhood,
returned to Laconner tho arst of
the week.
Jack Wooten cut his foot very
badly while working in John J.
Edeu's logging camp on Guemes
island last week.
Mr.. VIM. Munks, of Fidalgo, has
three men employed in piling wood
near his wharf, where the steamers
can be supplied. He has 400 cords
in the woods, and is hauling out
seven cords day with one team.
S. G.. Chadwick and NJ. Thomas
of Lopez island were at Anacortes
on Thursday. Mr.. Chadwick went
to Seattle for examination before
the Pension Board, where his claim
is being adjusted.
Capt. Moritzen, the newspaper
lend who solicited subscriptions for
Norwegian newspaper and alb.
sconded with the funds, some time
ago, and who stole Mr.. Chad wick's
boat from Lopez Island, which has
never been returned since, is said to
be at Victoria.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of William Alexander. deceas
ed.-Notice Is hereby given by the un
dcrsigned, administrator Of the estate 9
William Alexander. deceased. to the cred
itors OF. and all persons having claim
against said deceased. 10 cxhilihit 'h"r
with the necessary vouchers, to said admin
istrator at his residence, near Anacortes
with in ono year after the first publica
ton Of this notice; or they will be forev
er barred. Dated, An ,cortes, April % 1887
william Dutch.
Administrator o. the Es ate Of william
Alexander.
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LADY HERIK1r Of Lea, In pzivAAs II.
Sr, describes ~ Pope, On rsosiving Ne
Iagiiah deputAtion, - dressed In eassoak
pure white, hsld at the waist By . baaA
VI smbroideEsd ilk, and buttensd down h
,.ons showing the snppsFs II rcd silk, -.
y! uro'dered with . goldsn suoeA 4 eape q
inc same color and natsgial fell non Ne
.nouide1 to the elbows, similarly huttoueA
70 the coat In front, with some soft sub.
s'ance like down o. ermins edging The sape
around the neck . golden cord around he
neck resting on The shoulders and depend.
.ne In front, suspended gold and jswellsA
Cross. His white hands are narrow, anA
sae nngsrs long and beautifully rounded.
.nc the nails are almond shaped and pink
1nted The head ct the crown was covered
N"n skull cap Of the came color - ne
garment. His hands were lightly held -.
sesner showing the ring Of the AahsrmAa,
. .ave when raised in bsnediction. He looks
w ~'er at a distance than he really d, besauss
:. MS build, which 10 very slight and Gle.
s SAM His head il bald over the front and
t 1eli back. with fringe Of silver hair over
T,e ears and round the back Of the head.
,ne brow Is perfect dome from IN iunas.
siy line drawn from the junction Of the
ns across the face to the middle lobe
Tue ear, and upper portion Of the heed
III three times the sizs Of the bass.
Wa wa carriage was quiet and gentle. but there
tha, world Of frmness in che squasA.
''s" delicate jaw. Home JovrnSk
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master. Still no one ever has CHARGE n
forgetting the iron hand which ~ covered
by the velvet glove.
At 10 the Marshal takes kind Of second
breakfast, basin Of soup or glass Of wine
and biscuit. By this time the letters aad
pApsrs have arrived, and Moltks works
thl noon, Sundays always excepted. On
1.-THE Sabbath" he goes 70 church, and
reads good books during the better pasl
of the day.
At noon, on Q regular day, The Marshal
takes nap till dinnsr.tims, whom central
ceremony Of every mans day takes place
Il the Moltks household ct 2. After din
ns1, . Cigar and more work. BY and by .
ohak with friends, II any are staying with
him, and perhaps . stroll. AZ 8, tea if
s4svsd On . Ans summer evening the
HAxshA viii take another turn after tea,
bot almost invariably goes to bed at 10.
\ war interferes much less with Aoltkes
habits than might be supposeA A friend
met him in the streets Of Bertha In July,
1870, and, after exchanging Q few words.
muttered something about not trespassins
On the great mans time at such . crisis.
and waS about to withdraw, when Moltks
retained him, s,ying in the quistest manner,
~ have nothing TO do" IL was the simple
truth. The work had an been done long
before.
He h not. however, much Of . talkeY,
this famous soldier, who can hold his ton.
gus IN ten languagsa A funny newspaper
correspondent asksd him in that same July
how things were going on. Pretty vel"
hs replied my crops have suffered httls
from the rain my potatoes were Asvsf
Ansr. win not odd the supsT6aous staAe-
msnt that both "Our Own" and "Our
Special " are pet dialikss Of the MazshAn,
for I never yet knew . commands Who
dotted on them.-Lepdon Truth.
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WHY an endless procsssioo u driakers
ffou public ID per win, withsct sEcsp-
ton drink close to tn handle.
Why people Will 60 iAto soeioty - get
bored when they oan 81 bored juJt - ven
d home.
Why the young lady who win eae-sly
chew boarding hJ1os minos pie WI caro-
fully sachSw yardi7g. hsuss uiaoe moaA
Why VIZ n vil1 make excucS9e Ass
hrsaA whom abe kro-ys n II ~ ~ che
sjss made, ana kno.s her sex-vce 6sws
n
Rye "younc esntismaa sy1sAC -
nHsA lsu1sF a,>t Gore cepieF1 IA
sxsages niss are Within sax d,ssy = h
w ~ AsalYs 70 make fool q srSs
u EinCp OF nAl In ~ human hreaak
wy wo are = much aAgydss asajsse ~
VIE shows .. ear ey9eS tAaA lin No kaAs
mEsx&.
W. ,spls Win get nassisd, when sesss-
Nc y V cwseA
Wy . ma whs clains - have feual
naReSN " delusion will again smbsaes "
e.aAso = on the drut e0Axsnieas spDoCta-
aG
Ny cola weather comes Ausiae ~
saeeen When h = laass agreeable.
w b = - much e6G1se - - Dee31e -
Desple Xham W shAjl probably newer -
~ tAAA y those whose god eplniea W
svaQ reason 10 eultivate.
w be1s should run stsss ~ sis,. wAsa
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70 could have suspected anything q Ne
I'm 2"
II know al and 70 spare - ~ shans
q confessing I viii repeat - ~ Ne
p~rticulsrs Of the transaction which brings
remorss to your dying bed NgAteen
years ego Mr.. Stephen Barton died, lsevi.g
IN emily con heir - he Immense wealth.
NJ. Amos Baxtps va appointed Ab g~a4.
Han. BY same nsanA I knew ~ VIA,
b Pszs1adsd yov q esdsA IN b ~
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nefayio,s Gcs;rns. You administered
preparation to the rirhtful heir which pro.
lucod the effect Of simulated death. Amos
Barton procured body from the Universt,
Medical College in New York. While Hem,
Barton lay in IN insensible condition his
BODY was removed from the colin. and
.ubstituted by the one obtained from the
aty.
Great heavens how did you find all
his out? had no idea that any mortal
nan, save the other guilty party, knew
anything Of the matter"
here related the manner in which had
,srretcd ont the truth, with which the
fsader ia already acquainted.
But what became of the boy, the
ightful heir?" asked the DOCTOR eagerly.
II don't know. If You remember. At
ne time all this occurred left your house
nd visited New York / made every
.3ssible search, but without any success,
xcept obtaining information from where
mos Barton obtained the substitute.
sbated long time whether I ought not
0 make known what / had discovered TO
he authorities. But knew Amos Barton's
anuence, and feared should only bring
.isyrace on myself Besides Which, I could
OF bear tho idea Of biackening your fail
anne"
30, thank you for your consideration
did not deserve it. But do you think
10"
The old man hesitated as If he dared not
dvs utterance to his thought
Numbered him. you would say" I re-
toned. No; this very day have discov-
red that he did not make way with him"
And I hers related the conversation l he'd
ssard In the railway car.
God grant that he may still be alive"
aid the old man, land now, James, listen
o nay dying words. Promise me you will
49, every effort to discover young Barton
aud rsinstate him into his property"
l made the promise, and few hours
after DIR. Lignon was no moro.
After returned to New York, I debated
IN my own mind ~ to means to be used
10 discover II Henry Barton was still alive;
At the same time / set q watch ON the prem.
the messenger to inform me the moment no
caught sight Of the man who had been
allied Ralph.
i had been home two days when my
messenger informed me that he had seen
Ralph just enter Q restaurant in East
Brosdway. Immediately started for the
place. and found the man seated in . box,
gazing earnestly at . young man about
twenty-five years Of age, who was seated in
the bon exactly opposite to him.
At last, satisfied with his scrutiny, he
eft his box and advanced to the younx
uan.
Young man, " said he, carelessly seating
aimsslf by the young mans side, "may
ask your name?"
my name ia Henry Graham What do
ron want with mef"
"No, sir, your name In Henry Murdoch,
md am your father"
"You my father" You know you lie.
DO you suppose that when ! had the sense
:, discover such was not the case Wien
sas child, you can impose upon me
.ywf"
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Bows and Girls!

1-.. N.tsonal Youth-A handsome 1llns-
20 nae nsper. brim full of interesting stories
so how ana girls viii be sent free for one snuse
year to who ssnas a. onSi sao ana
OIL 20 cent stamps for postage, &c. This popular
puSlicst ion piesses both old and young sna Is sT
fnowiedged by all % the best yOn,n senG now
o. as he secure next number. Address,
Buffalo. N. Y
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PERSONAL,

fever.
Mr.. A. J. De Lamme, OF st. Louie, is
In the city.
nrr. ". II, Fllppis is very sick with
Gengus fever.
Miss Nellle Levy issiclS abed with
densue iever.l
Captain w. NJ. Waters, of Calves
on is In the city.
Colonel Irvine, OF Louisville, Dem
ton county, Ia In tho city.
Mrs. II. =. Toole Ia suffering r,o,,
an ATTACK OF dongue fever.
Colonel Il. DoArmond, of McKlpnev,
was IN the city yesterday.
Captain w. II. Lemon Ia confined
TO his room by an attack of fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Hatch will leave
for the hast Saturday to hpepd few
weeks. ~"
Judge William ves!e, 8 promlnen,
city. " :" ''O
Mrs. Alex Sanger and little Ebbie
nave returned from an extended visit
East S" '''i'
Mites Allie Orsm I'M, returned from,
an extended visit TO Bloomington, Ii.
linoin.
Mr.. ]. II. Shelly and wife leayo vi,
tho Missouri Pacific to-day for the st,
Louisdair. " ''S Nv
Mrs. Averlll, tho mother of Mrs.
slas tht.r, IL spending n fow DAYS " ian
her dsua hter. ava
Mrs. u. J. Roidis 10 no unfortunate
~ TO be confined to her room with
denguc fever. ~ "'"
Judge Robertson, Of Tyler, the
father OF Sswuie Robertson, ESQ. h,
visiting tho latter. 'f' -"
NJ. w. A. Heitsehers, representing
n. y. hei'zeberg, pork packer, Of st
Colonel James Shephsrd and w,ra
and Miss A. A. Johnson ara conflned
to their rooms by denpuo fever,
Mr.. i. p. Harris, proprietor OF tho
Brownwood Democrat. was In tbe c,sv
yesterday and called on TnR HrpALp
Mr. Charles Hedges, Associated
Press agent for Texas, paid Tun
HERALD . pleasant cal last evening.
Prefsssor Fowler was IN tho ci,v
yeaterdey, ordering work for an inn
meme psychological business he i,
Mn, slaughter will leave for cAIo.r,
~ 9 IeW ueya " jeln M. Slsurhter
NJ ~ seve ksnsss foe Mai city ID
o-Sw ~@v~ ~ s. -. NJ 81 ~ 49,
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amicably adjusted, and tho charge OF
swindling preferred against Kecnlew
"a In. ,t.., .a

amioably adjusted, and tho charge OF
swindling preferred against Kecnlew
dismissed.
The fire that burned down tho build
Ing in East Dallas that was occupied
a. public school, throws out $50
pupils. Tia suggested that soma ar
raugsmont should be made immed i-
atelv toput these pupils ~ work with
their atud,es. The reporter 10 informed
that building oan be occurred ut oucs,
sud Professori Bryan should DO uo,i-
had OF the fact aud authorized to lose
not day longer than necessary.
Dr.. J. l.. Fowler, tho celebrated
phrenol0gist, was in the city sierday
exhibiting some OF his marvel Gus
powers, uot only IL designating char
Ter aud DRIFT of dispnsi ions, but In
mind-readiug. A rensrksb ease oc-
cure Il In THN HERALD flies, wh re Ia
was introduced 10 n Stranger from Y
distant county. The doctor gave him
The details OF tho purposes no ow con-
templated Tor tbs IN turs, wha had in
ductd thcm there unto, and what he
had been engaged In recently and wi Ii
81, the attend cuts ucces SEES ~ d failures.
The gentleman was astoniahpd, aud
remarked tn n such q person mus he n
sort Of wizard, ard either aver, good
aud great mau oh . devil on oar,h,
with snperhuma, powers. H. con-
fessed 10 the report, lha, the doctor
had analysed his dispnsi iIn aud feel
log wi h an accuracy that was start
ling. Truly such nift IN not 20 be 40.
cospted for. Dr.. Fowler will b, ia
Dallas Ia abouta fortnight II he can
possibly obtain the time, AZ hun dreds
ara pouring In on him in Collin aud
Crayson counties.
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Captain Il. Il. Taylsr and wife, who
nave boon spending some weeks with
trienda in Tanpe' see, returned To Da,-
las yesterday evening.
Colonel w. A. Kendall and DIS. A.
n. ksglsnd and A. Ill, Read, OF Pilot
foint, were in the city y esterdgy and
favored 1As HshALD sanctum with 3
visit.
Colonel 9, c. Slaughter Ia In U,nsss
near tho line of the Indian Territory.
WITH hs cattle, lately driven there
from tho Territory. He ia shipping
those that arc fst enough to market.
Dir. James Begley has returned
from vlsit to Ireland and Scotl.nd, ,
and is still of the opinion that rexas
"a the garden spot Of America, and
that America IL the greatest country
on the globe
Hon. Earaett Gibbs aud Judge
Watts returned from Austin yasSer.
day They are Of the opinion tiat Mr..
Sswn'o Robertson, OF this city, will
succeed Judge West, Of the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Craddosk, OF Denton, who
ma, bean on = visit 10 his old homo in
Asbeyillo, Alabama, returned yestar-
DAY, accompanied ny hi mother, Mrb.
L.. H. Coliius, whs viii visit for rome
lime her SOP, Il. Craddock, IN tho Ce-
dsts.
DR., aud Mrs, II, G. Buckner, of this
oty, leave this morning for tho B.p-
tee State convention at Lampns N,
ana q brief visit TO G ,lveston, Hnuston
and other points in Southern Tcxss,
Mrs, ID. 10 In quest Of recreation aud
he doctor IL, OF course, locking nfcer
his WORKS of charity AMI beneyolenco.
w. ID. wylio 4 Co., real es,ato
agents, bave removed their office fror,
the Merchants Exchen 20 TO 10. 707
Main street, where, with Increased IA.
cilities, they are enabled 10 Offer spe-
cial bargains In city property and
farms. Houses and lots for sale on
monthly payments.
A delegation OF friends of tho Hon.
w. o Davis, an applicant for judge
Vests position on tho Supreme
bench, passed through tho CITY Yea.
to-day morning on route for Hustin.
where they Will labor for tina succees
OF their favorite. They all hail feom
Cooke county, the homo or Senator
Davis.
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FLOTsAM.
Tsnnisou Bros. for 3 addlos

Tcnnisou Bros. for saddlos.
Dallas will miss Evangelist viii
liams.
Sewer pipes are being laid on Bryan
ana sycamore streets.
Established 1874, Oldest saloon In
Dsllas. Two Brothers saloon.
Craddock's Billiard hall opening
Sa urday evening will DO agrand AZ
fair. Don't forget IL.
Bon Johnson, = negro, wa, 6uod 81
and costs by Justice Kendall yester-
day, Tor insulting Mrs. J. N. Grans.
The latest styles Of ladies', gents and
ohildrens shoes u tho X. Hunstsble
Boot and Shoe factory, 732 Elm street.
Born TO the wife Of II. n. Walden, at
the Southern Gem nursery, q fine son.
Mother doing we'll and father do.
lighted.
Ten members OF TIE HERALD forcs
are down with the dengue fever, but
Aunt Elizabeth 10 getting there all the
same.
The Texas Trunk railway 10 jus,
now unloAdinga vast amount OF cot.
ton In Dallas. They carry full insur.
Shoo VI COttUu CdrSs
Teunison Bros. saddle and harness
men on Elm street, opposite Sanger
Bros, offer ex rs inducements to those
wanting anything In their line.
Tho Thomas addition Is now tho ia.
vorite for handsome residence lots, for
sale by Oliver Thomas Il Bro, Poy dras
strse' Ia rear OF Flippen Adoue q
Ls0blt's bank.
Yesterday was tho appointed day FOR
the renewal OF bonds by the saloonists
OF the city for keeping orderly houses,
One thousA~d dollars IL the amount OF
the Pail they arc required to furnish.
While conveying u drunken man TO
the county jail yesterday, CONSTABLE
Miller WAS confronted by revolver In
tue hands OF the prisoner, and was
told 10 retire. Being At n d irad want sga
the oflloer retired, and no did Dr.
prisoner--in another direction.
Jacob ISen and A. n. Ditto vere ar.
raigned before tho mayor yesterday
morning Tor shooting game within M
corporate limits. They pleaded iRuor.
Anc0 OF tho appertAinlng ordinenos
and were discharged, with the solomr
Injunction not 70 again commit 7
similar offsnso.
The misuuderst anding that existsd
botWoon Keohlews tho fUprooo -
/ q Koulmen 4 Ruuge, end bud Law,
E01Q4 o. this Counlysovoe . laot tso6o
$500 q which Wee mldo II yosloe
80 UUnAkH ho6 -
81 !. ~ ~ Fl N y u. ~ ~ II III =
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Al the residence of her parents, In
this city, No. s32, Ross avenue, on
Thursday afternoon, Ethel, only
daughter Of John r., aud Ada y. Heth-
esainEton, aged 0yesrs, 2 months and
10 dsys.
The funeral will tske place from the
family residence this afternoon at
O'clock.
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sale Of Town r,st..

ltshould be borne In mind that thu
town lots OF Pscos City will be sold ON
The 18th instant. Attention is directed
" "a advertlpemsnt In another
eolumn. 49,
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seasonable and Away in demand, and mark them
Misses. and childres's Solid Hose
Cotton, 5-sls, at 2ic; reduce from i0c.
Cotton, g. 4, q Sc reduced rom $50

Cotton, 5-Sls, at 2ic; reduced from i0c.
Cotton, g. 3, q Sc reduced rom $50
Cotton, Mako split feet. 5-s,9 at 45c; re-
du ed from &C.
Cotton, extra long, 5-s3}s, at SOC; reduced
from Zee
Co ton, extra long, 5-Sll, at Coo; reduced
from S5c.
Misses and Children's Fancy Hose.
Brorn and grey mixed sc DOL hose, 7.S}.,
splendid bargain, at Ice; reduced from l5c
Brown aud grey mike school hCse, extra
quality, at re; reduced f'om &c.
Grey and brown mixed, fancy striped
7-Sk, at l5c: reduce4 from &c.
Grey and brown mixed, extra long and
extra heavy, 6.S {, at Soc; reduced nom zoe.
Str ped, 90, at %, reduced from $50.
st iped, 81. at SOC reduced from 80.
Striped, 5-S i-2, at SIC; reduce from Csc.
Striped, 6-S 10, at 40e; reduced from l5c.
Striped d-sl-2, at soc; reJuced from S5c.
Plaid, novel desigi $, Al, at SIC; reduce
from Zoe.
Striped, excellent quality, 6.S, CSC; re-
duce from 9Oc.
striped, excellent quality, c.s, at zoe; re-
duced n ON 81.
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Honsrahir ni.chnrsea,

DR.. A. M. Raslaud, a druggist Of
Pilot Point, Denton county, was ar
rAignsd for preliminary examination
before Commissioner Burford, yester.
ischssgsd 81 sSss c ciiici al sassr hssS.
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Lasies Solid Hase.

Full line, all colors, Mt loc.
Balbriggan Mt zoe: reduced from SOC.
Baibrisgan Ingraia, extra long, u. ESQ.,;
reduced from Toe.
Cotton Ingram, extra long, at $50; re-
duced from BE.
Cotton, silk clocks, extra long, at iOc; re-
duccd from 60
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lave removed from their old stand "
nm street 10 the southwest corner OF WI
merce aud Lamar streets, Nos. blt ana
vommetce street, In the Il, ". Tomp..,,s|
building, where with increased n INV,
they VIII be able TO serve their eustone"
better advantage
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Misses anu Children Black
Hose.

Cotton, 5-61i, good value, at loo; reduced
from l5c.
Cotton, 6-3Jl, good value, Mt 25c; reduced
frofa 400
Cotton, Mako split feet, 5.Sls, al l5c; re-
duced from Coo
Brilliant Lisle, draw-stitched, 6-Sf, at
50c reduced from 75c.
Brilliant Llsle, extra long, s-SA, at I5c;
reduced from 81.
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Cotton Ingram, extra long. at i5c; rs-
duced from 100.
Cotton Ingram, extra long, at SOC; reduced
from 75c,
BalbIiggan Ingram, extra long ombroid-
cred, at 0Oc; reduced from S5e.
BalbIiggan Ingram, extra long and extra
size at e5c; reduced from 81
lisle Thread. opera hose, extra long and
extra size, at75c: reduced from sl.l0.
Lisie Thread, silk olocked, extra long and
extra size, at S5c; reduced from 81 IL.
Bill liant Lisle, extra long, at Doc; reduced
from sl.25
SILK embroidered new shades, extra long,
at 81 IS, reduced from 81.
Sila emb roidered, new shades, extra
long, superior quality, at Sl55; worth s2.25.
Ladies' Fancy Hase.
Cott,n, nice goods, at IL l-2c; reduced
from zoe.
Cotton, extra size, ut l5c; reduced from
25c.
Cotton, hair line, extra long, at 2Oc; re-
duosd from 800.
Cotton, extra long, at &c; reduced
from 35c.
Cotton, extra long, at &c; reduced
from 40c.