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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-05

TMY USUAL RDsUL9. y not 70 b Do.
ale dshat 5 Sooa sewing m1shtns b on Of
the moaa i&pprtsnt appustenaacas o. NJ
modnn househ0ld
We thouahs wa had g0oti machine 10
Men Nv1as presented himself At our door
and proceeded 70 deliver IN Grafton upon It's
characteristic merit
But" we answered. "ouy machine serves
W nicely and suits " well, Aud wes DO not
oasc for another"
The agent, however, begged the privilege
Of leaving one Of his machines With 10. for
The ladies TO try"
The request WIS not unreasonable 10 We
granted it--but more TO Oblige the agent
than anything else; for really We did not
want the machine, and had not the remttest
idea Of buying 1t.
The machine once In the HOUSE., II was nat
ural that the ladies should look It over; they
did 20, and 10 consequence fell In love
with Il. They say that without the slight.
ut wish to decry or diaparage any other
machine, this, all things considered, ID, IN
their opinion, the NEST desirable one to be
hid
The upshot Of the whole matter was that
the old machine was disposed Of, and the
Light. Running New Home" installed in
our household 1t is pronounced genuine
beauty and real comfort. and our folks"
wanted W to tell other folks about 1t.
This unrivalletl machine is manufactured
by the NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
CO., 80 Union Square, New York, who wish
us to say that all who will send for their new
illustrated catalogue and enclose their adver.
tisement printed in another column,) will
receive a set Of fancy advertising novelsies'
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L he Art TOnsOriaI
MR.. AMOS LUCAS.

Nix. AMOS LUCAS,
(of Long Branch)
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
columns OF the CLARION are the only means
whereby he can bring his business to the
proper standard gives vent az follows
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM.
POONlNG AND DYEING
In the latest style Of the ar. tonsorial.
SHARP RAZOR;, AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto of this enterpnzing artist. and
by strict attention 10 buninesS can't belp
but please all. WI 10 AZ his shop at oil
tines.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-03-05

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Frederick Nd, &c. esvillc, Mt, Pleasant, Lib
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Linwo' d, Westminster, Uniontown Walk.
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mony Grove, HansonvIlle. Utica, Lew,s-
town, Crcagerstown, Grscehan,, Mechan-
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For rates of messages and conversations
'pply to the Local Manager of the Exchange
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For rates of Telephones call Telephone
NJ" !, or address E. l. Miller, Supt, Etchi,
ION Building, Frederick, Nd Information
furnished cheerfully.
Any ina'tentlon ON tho part OF employees
should be promptly reported to the Supt
Telephones for The use of Subscribers and
IN subscribers business only.
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Colcks : w atches
R u PA vRN D.

The Undersigned having located perna
nently in Mach,nicstow IL will repair W steh
es. Clocks and w Try promptly and guar
antees sat 'sfacton Room in
JH. COVERS SHOEMAKER SHOP,
Water street. Mech jnicstOwn pcase give
me your work. 3. X. PORTNER.
dec II 3 mos
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]. 2. MUM Z dojUtuNE,
A. d. Reynolds Post, No. %, G. A. r.
WESTMINSTER, Nd. June 10th, 1854.

WESTMINSTER, Nd, June 10th, 1854.
Dsar Sir:--At the suggestion of d friend
was introdu I'd to try "Aromanna." and it
gave grea, satisfaction. My wife had u Sc
we're attack Of asthma and was treated by
one Of our best physicians until We consider.
cd a cure was effected, but it soon made its
appearance again. DuLacs "Swss Balsam'
was recommended, We began its use, and be.
lieve 1t has made permanent cure We take
great pleasure in recommending "Aroman-
ma" and Swiss Balsam," believing them to
~. genuine. They are the only proprietary
goods we ever used thst done what they
claimed to do JOHN LUCABAU UGH.
EAST New MARKET, Md. Dec. 8, 1888.
@. Holdstan IL deem it a privilege to re-.
commend your valuable medicine-"Aro-
mamma" have been troubled many years
with liver and lung dis. ase. One year ago
WAS taken with ague and fever. I tried
other remedies, but nothing helpel me until
I obtained your "Aromanna." commenced
its use and ii completely broke up the chills.
leaving me with good health. Would not
be willing To do without it in the house.
MRS. LORNA THAYER
PRICES OF PREPARATIONS IS and IS CENTS.
G. HOLDSTE.IN Proprietor,
WoopBURY, n. J.
Sold by DR.. LEATHERMAN and r. + WIT H.
EROW. Mechaniestown,an and all dealers in medicines.
apt7.tf
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-09-04

Rev. T. Van ScoyOc has returned from
Cape May much improved.
No 2 coal bank, known as "BelPs' is
only working half time. The other two are
doing nothing.
On Wednesday they began hauling logs
at the Reynolds MILL The have erected
new mill in place OF the one burned and
will start to saw this week.
Money is quite plenty at Fallen Timber
since the Cresson and Coalport road paid
OFF. T. begins to look as If the cars would
be running soon. Quite extensive improve
meIts are going up at Flynn's dam below
Fallen Timber.
Robert Jackson, the mah who had his arm
cut off et Newburg and who is a son-in-law
Of T. NJ. Apple, is doing as well as could be
expected, the joints having nearly sll healed
up.
We had two frosts and ice last week, but
nothing hurt.
Some people think that SO much rain will
cause the potatoes to rot.
There is the largest crop of apples IN this
neiqhboIhood that there has been for years
Several friends of T. NJ. Apple, from Phil
adelpha, are spending the summer with
him.
J. G. Hollen had the largest crop of wheat
in this vicinity.
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OBITUARY.

HAFFER.-Ded,a at the residence of his
father, Mr Jacob Shaffer. in Allegheny
township, on Friday, August %, 1885, Mr.
James Shaffer, aged about 80 years.
McGOUGH. Died, at her home near
wilmore, on Thursday, August %, 1885,
Mrs, Deborah MeGough. aged about 60
years.
KENLY.-Died, in Johnstown. on Sun
day morning, August 80, 1885, Miss Sue,
daughter of Mrs. Anna and the late Samuel
KenIy, aged about Sc, years.
HUGHES. Died, at the re.idenee of her
son. Mr. William r Hughes. in Carroll
township, on Tuesday, September 2nd, 1885.
Mrs. - Hughes aged about so years.
GWINNER Died, at the residence of
her son-in-law Nj. John Sechler in CrOyIe
township, on sunday, August 3Oth, 1885,
Mrs. Theresa Gwinncr, aged "a years.
NOEL.-Died at his residence in Nuns
ter township, on Saturday, August %, 1885
Mr, John Noel, aged 50 years.
The deceased was born tn Germany and
came TO this country with his parents when
he was about six years Of age. His parents
settled on a farm in Munster township,
where they continued to reside until they
departed this life, and the deceased resided
on the same place to the time of his death.
About thirty years ago he married ard ten
children, six boys and four girls were born
unto him, all Of whom were present during
his last illness and at the time OF his death.
He was a strictly honest man, and it may
be said Of him that his word was as good as
his bond In all his life he was never either
plaintiff or defendant in any law suit but
always had the good will, respect and esteem
of all who knew him, doing his duty in all
things and living an industrious and useful
life. He was a member of the Catholic
church and his death was fortified by all the
consultations of his religion. His remains
were inferred on Monday last at st. Mary's
Cemetery, Loretto. Peace to his ashes.
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A MENDLEET TO THE EDESTI-
"a tiou ta .Ee citizens .f rH.. H.-.-1arHr=alth
for their approval rr ras.r.l -r --H General A.
sembly OF the Conn -L.rE .. f..HsH +anfas
Published ny order at ..a Secretary -f-ne Gem
Article XVIII % tho Constellation.
Joint resolution proposing z- rmsndusut 70
the Constitution OF the NlrlE -1r-lalth OF Penn
sylvania.
Be u resolved by the Senate and House OF HsB
resentstiyes Of the Commonrsai.h h OF PennsyI-
vanfs in General Assembly mot Lat the follow
ing Is proposed as an amendment OF the Constf-
tuition OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania. IN
accordance with the provisions OF the eiFhtseuth
article thereof
AMENDMENT.
That section five OF article q We OF the Con n.titu
tion OF the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania which
reads as foll1ws: Whenever a county shall con
tain forty thousand Inhabitants il shall cousttuts
separate judicial district, and shall elect one
judge learned iu the law; and the General Asa
business Of s,id districts may require Countfss
containing population less than is sufficient 10
constitute separate districts shall be formed lnto
convenient single districts, or n necessary, nay
be attached 70 contiguous districts as the &c a.
eral Assembly may provide. The once of as so
eiate JucEe- not learned in the Law is abolished
In counties forming separate districts; but the
several associate judges IN once when the Con-
stitutlon shall be adopted shall serve for their
uneNpired terms" he and the sane is hereby
amended, 50 As t. read as iollows; whenevsr .
county shall contain sixty thousand inhabfts : e
IL may constitute separate judicial districts md
may elect one Judge learned in the law. and the
judges as the business CT said districts nav -e-
quire. Counties not forming separate distrieta
shall be formed into convenient single distrists
as the General Assembly may provide The
once Of associate Judge not learned IN the law fs
abolished IN counties forming separate districts
and having more than one law Judge: every other
county shall elect Two associate Judges Who shall
not be required 70 be learned IN the Law: hut ne
several associate judges IN once when this
amendment shall be adopted, shall serve fof
their uneXpired term.
A true copy 0 the Joint Resolution
W. \. SrE1eER
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Happy Children.
How TO Make Them SO-Eeep Them
In Health and They VIII Take
Care of the Rest.

The Joy Of every well-regulated household
comes chiefly from the children. Thousands of
atfectionate parents do not take care of their
children. Through ignorance more than culpable
neglect they suffer them to fall sick and die.
when knowledge might have saved them 10 love
and home. Dr. David Kennedy offers HIS Paw
orite Remedy emphatieaily n medicine for
his chiidren-ge in its action. containing no
harmful ingredients ScHdfercr, gong straight
10 the Blood. which. when impure. Is the seat
and source OF disease. "FdUOrife Remedy" Is the
nursery in the land. Keep it in your house fer
your children's sake. as we'll as for your
Try 70 and you will be glad you this article.
Make no mistakes. The medicine is "FdvSrue
Remedy and the propreter's name and address:
DR.. David Kennedy, Rondout Y. One dollar
q bottle.
Good Words fer Good ThinR.-Dr.
David Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy" is exactly
that are showered upon 1t by al who have used
It. Mr. Israel Fl. snyder of Saugerties, N. Y,
says: "My little daughter was covered with Salt
Rheum from head 20 foot; Dr. kennedy's 'Fav-
orite Remedy cured her. This was two wears
ago"
We are not In the Habit of Putting
any sort of pa tent medicines in our columns. but
we happen to know DR.. David Kennedy. of Ron
dout N Y and can personally testsfy to the ex-
eeIlenee OF the medicine whith the Doctor calls
''Favorite Remedy" And II word OF ours Will
persuade anv body to Il and thus ind relief
from suffering professional etiquette shall hin
der US from saving that word. Eor diseases OF
the blood kidneys and bowels It has no equal.
We vonld not be without il for tive times the dol
lar that it costs.-Daily Times, Troy, v. 7.
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HYMENEAL.

GILES ES-GRIFFITH.-Ma on Tues
day, September 1st, 1885. by Mr..
William Giles, of Barr township to Miss
- Griffith, of Pine township, Indiana
county.
AKERS - MCDERMOTT. - Married, at
st. Johns church in JOhnstown, on Tues
day, September 1st. 1885, Mr. George j.
Akers to Miss Mary McDermott, both of
Johnstown.
The groom is the city editor of the
10 hnstown Tribune, and the bride is one of
Johnstown'smOs. accomplished young ladies,
who is well-known here and, who, only re-
tnrned home from visit to this place on
she daY of her wedding. We confess that
We did not know just what brought our
5rfend Akers to our town on his two last
visits, but when we heard of their wedding
It kind of suddenly struck us at once. We
congratulate the happy PAIR and hope their
matrimonial life may be passed pleasantly
and thatin the evening of their life, countless
AEers will be numbered among their pos
sessions.
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Attention, Railroad Men

81 sufferd for more than year with indi-
gestion. I was very bilious, occasionally
having a dumb chill followed by fevers
which prostrated me- took Simmons Liv-,
er Regulator, and am thoroughly sa tisfied
that it is All that it is recommended for indi.
gestion aud bilious complaints, for mine
was certainly a stubborn case. Many of
my friends speak of it and they all agree
that It possesses all the virtues you claim for
it.
a. Il. HIGHTOWER. Cond,r c. r. r. Ga.
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ELER.

Tossed BY AN ELEHHANT. On Monday
last John Rendering, of Altoona, who was
employed by O'Brien's circus, was attacked
at Philadelphia by the performing elephant
Empress and bis injuries are such that it is
thought he cannot recover. Empress is the
same elephant that was here with o. 'Brien's
show about two months ago. The following
account is taken from the Philadelphia
Times: Rendering had come in from the
cooking cent late at night for the purpose of
sleeping. The elephant was chained to a
stake in the centre Of the tent. When the
young cook crawled ander the canvass the
big brute was lying down, apparently asleep.
Near her was pile of hay. Kemberling
stole quietly up to the hay, gathered up an
armfui. and made a BED for himself under
the lions cage. His movements had evid-
emily been watched by the elephant, which
lay quiet, howe yer, until the young man
had fallen into a sound sleep.
The Empress then quietly rose to her feet,
measured the length OF her chain, and, find
ing that it would not permit her to reach
the young man, she deliberately pulled the
stake to which the chain was attached out
Of the ground. She then walked to where
the purlOiner of her provendeT was lying
and. wrapping her trunk around the mid
die of his body, buried him across the tent.
He was thrown violently against a heavy
tent pole, ana, as he fell to the ground, he
screamed Justify for Mr.. COIley, the eIe-
phants keeper. When the big brute heard
his name she stopped short, and, with a
look of fear, gathered up her hay and beat
a hasty retreat to the spot where she had
been tethered. KemberIing is seriously in-
jured, and 1t is thought he will die.
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An Ansmer Wanted.

Can anyone bring US q case of kidney or
liver complaint that Electric Bitters will
not speedily cure? We say they cannot, as
thousands Of cases already permanently
cured and who are daily recommending
Electric Bitters will prove. Bright's dis
ease, diabetes, weak back, or any urinary
complaint quickly cured. They purify the
blood, regulate the bowels and act directly
on the diseased parts. Every bottle guaran.
teed. For sale at go cents bottle by F..
James.
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W >. STEE GER,
Secretary ofthe Commonwealth.
rOTICE.-To the heirs and lepal

NOTICE.-To the heirs and legal
IN representatives Of Gillian Hoffman. deceased
1 AXE notice than an inquest win be held at the
residence Of Gillian Hoffman, deceased, in the
borough Of Johnstown. IN the county Of Cambria
on saturday, the 5th day Of September next ct
10 O'Clock. IN the foreLoon Of that day, for ths
purpose Of making partition OF the real esgate of
said decedent 70 and among hts heirs and ievsl
representatives. ~ the same can be done without
preiurice % or spelling o. the whole. Uthsrwfse
tn value and spprRise the same according 70 In "
GO Ht'rh line and place y0a are required 70 Al.
-aDd d sou think proper. D A LUTHER
sheriff.
Ebens5urg, Aug. II, 1855. 81
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Hay Fever.

have been great sufferer from hay fe-
yer for fifteen years. read of the many
wohdrous cures of Ely's Cream Balm, and
thought would try once more. In fifteen
minutes after the first application l was
wonderfully helped. Two weeks ago 1
commenced using it and now feel entire
~ cured. 1t is the greatest discovery eyer
knOwn.-Duhsmel Clark, Farmer, Lee, Mass.
Price fifty cents.
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TINTED STATES SALE OF LANDIN GAM

TINTED STATES SALE OF LAND IN GAM
u BRIA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
Pursuant to Section 374s. Revised Statutes, the
undersigned will offer at public auction. on sat
urday, September y, 1855, at O'Clock, p. m, on
the premises all the right, title and Interest Of
the United states in and to the following de-
scribed tract or parcel of land in Cambria county
Pennsylvania Beginning at a sugar tree marked
for a corner thence BY land now OF Joseph Van
Ormer east degrees south p perches to n post
theLce by same south degrees east = peTches TO
q post on line OF land Of Thomas POwells' estate.
thence by land Of said Thomas Powells' estate.
west degrees south 401z perches 10 post thence
north II degrees east 81 perches 70 sugar tree,
the place Of beginning, containing acres more OF
less. being the same premises conveyed 20 the
United States by William ". Dudley. Trustee.
by deed dated July a, 1854, recorded IN said
county in Liner 81 folio Isl ct seq.
TERMS OF SALE One third cash and hal-
ance in 8 aud u months, with interest; OF al
cash at option Of purchaser. Deferred payments
TO be secured by notes and mortgage on the pro
perty. A. McCH 7.
Solicitor Of the Treasury.
June u lgS5.-st.
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A DMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

Estate OF John T. Csoney. deceased.
Letters Of Administration on the estate Of John
T Coopey deceased late Of Washington town
shin having been granted TO the undersigned no
tiee is hereby given 70 thuse indebted 10 said
estate chat payment must be paid without delay.
and those having claims against the same. must
present them proDerIy authenticated for settle
ment. MICHAEl- BhANEEN.
July Il rs5-st Administrator.
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EOR SALE.

& valuable piece OF land containing about Ia
acres, In White and Reade townships with ths
Ciearhel1 creek running through H. adjoining
lands OF Won John Dean and Martin TgEhe about
80 acres cleared and having thereon erected tive
story frnme house. The balance is we'll tiulbe~ed
with pine. hemlcck. oak ard other timber Tne
end is underlaid with coal and iron ore Thg
Cressun and Coalport railroad now being hnTf
rugs through TINS lauu. E7-- r,,-tf.r,1.s-- -
forms call On OF address
MATTHIAS KFSSI-ER
% GAmhrfa Go p
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DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers at private sale, his farm IN
Cambria township, one and one-hali miles IRON
state Of cultivation. with good frame house and
frame barn an excellent orchard. plenty oi water
and about one million feet OF lumber on the prem
ises To parties wishing 10 purchase a snaii eT
piece Of land he will divide II to suit purchases
Terms reasonable. Call on the subscriber rcs1d-
ing on the premises. MARTIN SANDEkS-
Cambria two, Jan. 9, 1885.
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VIII be sold at private sale.
That popular and pleasantly located summer
Hotel known as tsBeImout' at Ebenshurg. Pa
The house is thoroughly furnished and ts pro
vided with all the necessary outbuildings, and
fftv-three acres OF improved land adjoining the
borough OF Ebensburg. Also one two horse car
riaRe and one road wagon, all Of which viii be
cold cheap For particulars call on OF add ress
GEO. A KINKEAD.
Il Ebensburg.
Cambria County. Pennsylvania.
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''DOzens of letters day pour in upon
DR.. David Kennedy, OF ROndout, n. z, from
people who have been benefited by using
his popular preparation called Kennedy's
FavOrte Remedy And they often illus
trate what this remarkable medicine accom-
plishes in some new and hitherto untried
field of operation. Not infrequently patients
come long distances to grasp the Doctor by
the hand and express their gratitude for de-
lveranee from pain. Troy On. Y Daily
Times.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-09-04

STBAG HEIFFERS.-Came 10 The
- residence offhe subscriber about the Ist OF
July last Two usilters The one is dark red in
color and was killed on the railroad. The other
is "a roam color. both ears cat OF and q hole i'm
the right Que, and still remains with the under
signed The owner is ssquested TO come forward.
prove property. pay charges and take her awav
otherwise sac VIII be disposed OF ac-crliu., to
law. JOHN SCHROTH
WilInore. SOFT 9Th s5.-35. ~
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOR SHFRTFF.-Ih hereby announce
mveeIf as a candidate TOR the Democratic nomina-
tion of Sheriff subject to the decision OF the Dem
JOSEPH A. GRAY.
CarrolItown. May G. 1885
EOR SHERTFF.-Ihe hereby announce
myseifas A candidate for Sheriff subject to the
decision OF the Democratic primary election.
JOHN W. WONDERS.
FOR POOR DIRECTOR here
by announce myself as R candidate for the nOmi-
the Democratic primary election.
JOHN FERGUSON,
Blacklick Twp. June il. 1885.
FOR POOR DIRECTOR hereby
announce myself as a candidate for poor Director
subject TO the decision Of the Democratic primary
election. JOHN LITZINGER.
Clearneld township July "a, IS.
FOR POOR DIRECTOR hereby
announce myself a candidate for Poor House
cratic primary election. JOSEPH CRISTE.
WASHINGTON twp, Aug. Tth, 50.
FOR POOR DIRECTOR.-I here
bv announce myself as candidate for Poor Di-
rector subject to the decision of the Democratic
primary election. JOHN RORABAUGH.
Croyie township, Aug. Il, 50.
FOR JURY CORNERSTONE
hereby announce myself az candidate for the
nomination of Jury Commissioner subject to the
decision Of the Democratic primary election.
J. BLOUGH,
Scalp Level Pa
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TOTTCE OF LETTINGI

Proposals will be received by tho Council of the
Borough OF EbeUsburs until clock. p NJ.
THURSDAY. sept. 10, 1885, for the construction
OF a dam for use OF Borough Water Works on
land Of Mrs. Jane Jones, according 10 plans and
spec lions In possession OF Council and TO be
seen at store OF job n Owens in Ehensbur2. the
Council rascrv!ug The right 20 reject any and all
bids, The successlUl bidder will be required to
give bond with security. to he approved by
Council. Tor the faithful perform Iuce of the
contract.
All proposals % be sealed and handed to the
undersigned on or before the above date.
T. Il. BARKER.
Burgess.