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The New York mugwumps are simply max.
Ing themselves ridiculous by the claim that the
way to support President Cleveland Is to vote tor
Davenport. By stretching q point IL might
possibly be said that they can by this turn
about show their devotion to the administra.
TONS civil service reform policy, as on that
special matter the democratic party ia not
united In its support of the President and Gov
Hill is supposed to represent the unsympa-
thetic faction. But 1t is absurd to hold that
because differences exist among democrats as
70 the best method of carrying on the civil SER
vice, the President Is antagonizing his party
and wishes vindication by the defeat OF his
party In the pending elections.
The mugwumps have left the democratic
party, then. we Will say, in order to give a
striking proof OF their confidence in the Presi-
dent. But the republican party believes in
high protective tariff its chief cornerstone.
Do the free trade New York Independents en-
dorse President Cleveland by turning protec-
tionists? They are opposed to "bloody shirt"
tactics, but the republicans are laying special
stress on the outrage mill.
President Cleveland may differ from Gov.
Hill on the civil service, but he certainly differs
from Senator Warner Miller the tariff, and
from the Standardization combination
on the southern problem. In other words, he is
q democrat, and would think democratic de-
feat a very queer endorsement of his admins
ton.
Slowly and not very steadily the scientists
gaining in their battle with nature for the
navigation of the air. They have got the land
under pretty good subsection. Iron bars span
the continents, boring through mountains and
leaping the valleys and the streams which
would seem to refuse all progress. And, on the
water, again, nature Is well subdued into SER
vice. But the air has thus tar kept its free
dom, save as men have sailed before the wind
in playthings.
Now, however, all-conquering man is seriously
threatening this last free element. For many
years the problem of serial locomotion has been
engaging the attention OF some of the acutest
minds, and recent experiments prove that
under favorable conditions it is practicable to
steer a.r-ships across and against the wind. The
apparatus cannot yet cope with anything be-
You'd light breeze, but If the principle is q
sound one IL can probably be developed so as to
work in rougher weather.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II osT-wHITE STRAW HAT fPEAK CROWN
IL trimmed In White Null and Lace between l2lh
ana Lstnj "A stA Please return 70 ISIS X o. lof
reward. Little girl it,
II OST-Sl0 REwARD-ON THURSDAY EVEN
IL Ing NJ Moses Furniture store corner l1th and y
SIS, Sky Dollars The above reward will be paid II
reeufneo 70 MAkTlN FAHERTY. lI23 23d stn-w.s
STRAYED-oN MY CORN FIELD OCTOBER 4,
- req and white Cow. Owner will please come
Toward. prove property and pay damages same
viii De sold at public auction according 20 law. JAS
N MCCLELLAN. 1872 2lst ST. oc23ts
oST-LAsT NIGHT (THURsDAYD ON 9Th ST
- and n. \. ave, a black and tan Gordon SETTER
lag No. os43s. Name collar suitable reward
VIII Dc paid u left at LEROY Il WILLETs, 9Th g
and n. Y. ave oc7-2ts
0sT-sTRAYED FROM 1900 l. ST. n. W. a
1%Whte Bull Terrier with on right side ofches&
finder VIII receive liberal reward b. returning same
TO 2lo ~ u. NV. oc1 SO
FAIL Am Wnrrn
sUIT1NGs. ovKRcoATINcs AND TRowBER-
lkos OF NY OWN IMPORTATION,
Nov q sxhibiton % the Leading Tailoring Esssb
nnhnsnt ~ Warrington
H d. BARR,
80 III 4D1Wlvann ovesO
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Judd DETwEILER PRfsTEHo
u 42Q.422 llth q, n. ~.
North Of The Evening Star Ofaca
Brief. ArSuments. Petisons DO. for thu Cpur<. =.
abort n0tica
Mercantile Work Of IN kinds q loves cssh pr,ea.
Space on Third Floor with steam power For Rent
ooS-SW
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WANTED-BOARD.

"ANTED-BY NOVEMBER 1ST, BOARD IN
w private family for man, wife and two children
State particulars and terms Box 131, Star Office Its
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LNOR RENT
IL Cor. 18th d NY. av..
4Or., m.f............ $250.00
1860 RI. av,12r.,m IS3.33
u Lafayette sq.......333.3 80
2l33 h St NV. ST.. m i..50
1924 n. Y.sv.12r.m.i. 1876
1914 Dist ST., 14r.-....-lO0
400 Mass. av.-......166. 81
1874 X st. n. w., l1r.....l25
$40 + st. NV, IL r.. ..125
14Ol III st.n.w., 19r166. g.
1873 n. H. av. IL r.....125
THOM
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IAOR RENT-HOUSE 1l2l PATH ST.: ROOMS
IL and bath room front and back yard; S23 per
month Apply 70 owner, 2413 III u. W. oct2-6ts
LNOR RENT-5l5 1ITHST NV IL ROOMS: ALL
II conveniences central location and good neigh
borhood: rent $S3 80 per month. THOS 4. WAC
CANAAN, 9l7 F st. NV. oc2-3t
NOR PENTHOUSE, 800 N ST. n. W., CON-
IL tanning eleven rooms and all modern improve
ments Inquire at S1l llth st. n. oc2-3ts
NOR ELECTROMAGNETIC HOUSE, ROOMS.
water In kitchen, and two to three of land,
with small orchard Of good fruit; Benning sta
ton, B. d p. railroad. COWARD & MCEUEN, 1920
r street NV. Oc2-St
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E @. DAVIS,

7l9 Market space, corner sth street.
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EOR SALE-FARM-
IL Fine Stock and q
acres, highly improve
each; stone barn 40x6O
water. one mile from p
Rotary Whitney, Of the
gain. y
se24-2w 1343
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EoR sALE-HANDSoME AND CONVENIENT
n suburban Residence containing two aud one third
acres, on Conduit road. fifteen minutes walk rom
street cars on hill above Three Sisters rocks popular
drive 10 rooms; large stable beautiful of Capt.
toll river and Virginia heights; bath and closet
In house; good spring. fruit; flowers ia abundance.
Terms easy VIII exchange for city property. WAL
TER STEWART on premises se24-2ws
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1915 n. II. av. 12r...$lO0
114S N st. NV, lOr...--65
lab q ST. NV, 11r.--...75
SOP 2lst. lar. ,mi.......-...60
1928 29tn, Sr..m.i......-..25
1925 10Th st.n. W., Sr-...25
1902 Ia stn.w., 1lr...-..65
1928 r st. NV, 5 r.........l5
l12O De Sales st.. 11r..-.e5
'1Il9 r. L. ave-. l3r.
1905 Sundl'dP.. 10r-9l.67
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EoR SALE = FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
~ Va: good house and all necessary outbuildlngs:
good water high and healthy: nve miles from Wash
ington. one hall mile from railroad To be sold as
whole or subdivided Inquire OF JNo b. BLOsS e27
ST. n w. sel6-lms
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NOR RENC-OFFICE ROOMS; VERY DENIR.
able: heat gas and janftor service: single or 81,
suite; e 6lS I Ct NV. near fntent Once. General
Post 3Ss snd nsw Roo4as sSd 4Hply 70 G
oc3.1m
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I-Noh sALE-FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
Va, containing 2lS acres two miles from Burke's
station. " M. X, and sixteen miles from Washington:
ali Vel fenced about onehalf cleared and well In
grass; good water: plenty of fruit. apples pears
peaches and cherries viii sell the farm with stock
ana I'm implements, for $1,000. Apply TO l.. X. ETANS,
AieAandriA, Va seos-lws
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loJaIJ .',..'.'''''''''''.'
Respectfully Submitted,


w. l.. HUTCHINS, Treasurer,
Lake Charles, May ii, 1885.
The following old warrant was
handed 10 to be stamped as required
by law, viz: Jane Wilson, State VS.,
Ed. Hughes, Sept. II, 1877, $5.70.
Referred to Committee on Claims.
On motion,
ReS0i0ed, That the President of the
Police Jury be and lie is hereby au-
thorized to procure all necessary land
abstracts for the use of the Assessor
as required by act No. 39 of 1884.
Petition of citizens of this parish
asking for public road from Erwin
Perkins ferry on the Calcasieu river,
by the way of Coos Ramp, crossing
Indian bayou below the forks Of Big
and Little Indian bayous, thence fol-
lowing on up the main ridge on the
west side Of Indian bayou, thence by
S. Hagars', thence by Thomas Jack
sons, Jr,, thence by J. L. Sellers,
thence by E. Z. Barentines' and inter
sccting the Leesyille road at the June
tion of the Leesville and old Military
roads, was read and referred to the
Committee on Roads and Bridges.
Petition of citizens Of The Ttil ward
asking for an appropriation 70 assist
them ID building two bridges Oh the
Lake Charles and Sugartown roads,
one across Barnes creek at the Eruge
crossing, and one across Bundick's
creek at the Hes crossing, was read
and referred to the Committee on
Roads and Bridges
Petition of citizens Of the 7th ward
asking to have Miss Mary Canedy
placed upon the pauper list was taken
up and considered; and on motion, she
was ordered placed upon the paaper
list Of this parish.
On motion, it was
Resoiged, That tho name OF Emily
Farque be and is hereby dropped from
the paaper list.
On motion, il was
Resolaed, That the report of the
commissioners appointed at the Jan
uary session Of This Board 70 lay oul
road from Jennings Station 70 Lake
Arthur, Be and u hereby adopted, snd
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CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense Oi
weight in the back, 1oins and lower part oi
the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose
he has some affection of the kidneys or neigh
boring organs. At times, symptoms Of indi.
gestion are present, fatulency, uneasiness Of
uhe stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspira.
tion, producing very disagreeable itching,
after getting warm, is common attendant.
Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at
once to the application of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts
affected, absorbing the Tumors, allaying the
intense itching, and effecting permanent
cure. Price so cents. Address, The DR.. Bo-
sanko Medicine Co., Piqua, o. Sold by VIM.
MEYER, Lake Charles, La.
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J. G. FITZPATRICK,

ARE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER
all its varied branches
Writing Glass
speciality
Black and Red Walnut MahpgSny R M09d g
White Egyptian and Italian Granting
lin eyaTisled
public
will
hna az spee
lee
51y
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Police Jury Proceedings.
MAY SESSION OF 1885.

TUESDAY, May 12, 1885.
The Police Jury met at the Cour
House, in the town of Lake Charles
on this 18th day of May A. D., 1885
this being the regular meeting.
Present.. W. Bryan, president
d. D. Andrus, Demsy lies, David A
Lyons, J. I. Hewitt, Isaac Nichols
and WIN. Vincent
Absent-James Cole.
VIM. Vincent, from the Fourth
Ward, and Isaac Nichols, from the
Sixth Ward, both new members Of
this Board, appeared, presented Their
credentials and took their seats as
members of this Board.
Reading of the minutes of the pre-
vious meeting was dispensed with.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the report of the
Grand Jury, at its last session, be re-
ferrcd to the Finance Committee.
The President announced the fol.
loving standing committees, viz:
On Finance-Demsy Hes, D. d.
Andrus and VIM. Vincent.
On Claims-D. d. Andrus, J. 7.
Hewitt and Demsy lies.
On Public Buildings-D. A. Lyons,
Isaac Nichols and James Cole.
On Roads and Bridges-Jas. Cole,
Isaac Nichols and D. D. Andrus.
On Unfinished Business-J. 7.
Hewitt, D. A. Lyons and VIM. Vim
cent.
Mr.. Vincent offered the following
resolution, and called for the yeas and
nays thereon:
Resolved, That the rule creating a
Committee on Claims be changed 80
as to read five" members instead of
"tbree."
The following vote was then taken:
Ycas--Wm. Vincent and d. A.
LyOns-2.
Nays-Demsy Hes, j. w. Bryan,
d. D. Andrus, Isaac Nichols and J. T.
Hewitt.
Resolution was lost.
The following claims were read and
referred to the Committee on Claims
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u. w. Davidson. OF Evergreen,
Ala, says, for years have been trou.
bled with Ague and Dumb Chills, my
whole system was impregnated with
Malaria in its most malignant form
three boxes of Morse'a Agne Magnets
thoroughly cured me, at cost Of fifty
cents per box, when / had expended
hundreds of dollars with physicians
For sale by WIN. MEYER, Lake Charles,
Ia
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In this age of battle by machinery,
it is unfortunate that. the article of
coal, which is almost indispensable, is
already very scarce in St. Petersburg
and at Cromstradt. 1t is difficult to
see what Russia is going to do later
on for the motive power of her iron
clads.
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Percentage Of Less Among
sNorses and Cattle,
Sr. LOUIS, May 10, 1885.

pT LpplHi Mhy ~, 1922
Tho executive committee OF Ma
tionaI Cattle and Horse Growers Assoc
citation Of tho United States, furnishes
the following live stock bulletin for
the week ending May 0, 1885 Twen-
ty-six yice-pTesldenls Of States and
Territories report the per cent. Of loss
among horses and cattle during the
past winter AZ follows: Arizona, l-2
Of per cent; Arkansas, no nnnsual
loss ; Canada, 8 to 8 6peF cent; Caifor-
nia, no nnusual lassesi ldaho, ? i-a
per cent; Illinois, no unusual losses
Indiana, no unusual losses, possibly
IA Of per cent; Iowa l-2 Of per
cent; Indian Territory, s 20 0 per
cent; Kansas, 2 per cent; Montana, 3
TO 5 per cent; Minnesota, no unusual
losses; Nevada, about l-2 Of ] per cent;
New Mexico about Ia Of ! per cent;
Nebraska, (westl B 10 per cent; New
York 10 nnusnal losses; New England,
10 upnspal losses, possibly IA of l
per cent; Old Mexico, 20 uhuspal
losses; Oregon, ne npusnal losses
Penpsylyanian no unusual Losses Texas,
s TO 5 per cent; Virginia no nnaepRl
losses West Virgins, ~ p per
cent; Wisconsin, no nnasngl losses
Wyoming Territory, from Z q = Pef
cents Washington Territory Rp uN1r
sVal losses.
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-Chills and fever, ague, bilious and
malarial feyers yield at once to lXL
Chill Cure. Take one bottle accord
ing to directions, aud if it does not
benefit you, return the bottle to dealer
aud he will refund amount paid for it..
For sale by DR.. w. A. Knapp, Lake
Charles NJ. d. Conklin & Co., Hous-
ton, Tex. noy22-ly.
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Gentlemen-Please ship US at once
two more gross Of your wonderful chill
and malaria remedy, it gives universe
satisfaction and is the best seller We
have ever had, because It does all you
claim for it. Yours truly, r. W. TAY'
LoR, Jefferson, Texas.
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Arc you Biliousg Are you trou,
bled With Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Costiyeness, Torpid Liver or Jaundicei
If SO, XXI Liver Pills will cure you
For sale BY Dr. W. A. Knapp, Lake
Charles. nov22-ly.
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IUIhII -. s.t.s'''.sa 9s7st- - VF0iUEV
Respectfully submitted,
DEMpsY lies, Chairman;
d, ID. ANDRus.
VIM. VINCENT.

~, ~, AEDRuS,
VIM, VINCENT.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the above report aud
estimate of expenditures bo adopted,
Mr.. Vincent moved a suspension Of
the rules in order to take up the re-
port of tho committee appointed TO
supervise the building of the bridge
across Kayoslfs conlie, Agreed to.
On motion, it was
ResoIOed, That the report Of the
committee appointed by this body TO
supervise the building Of the bridge
over Kayosh's coulie be and is hereby
approved, and the account for throe
hundred and fifty dollars ($sB0), ap-
propriated by the Police Jury to as
sist in building of said bridge, is also
approved, 1t is further understood
that the above resolution is not TO DO
construed as ohligating the parish Of
Calcasieu for any further indebted
ness Of said committee for the build
ing of said bridge.
Jacob Ryan aud others, through
their attorney, presented the follow
ing petition:
To the Hon, President and members of the
Police Jury;
The petition of Jacob Ryan, George
w. Ryan, b. r. Stoddard and J, Q.
Lebleu, with respect, prays that your
Honorable body win duly consider
this application to extend the payment
of the judgments rendered upon tho
forfeited bonds of Thomas Booth,
upon which bonds your petitioners
are security, and for the following
reasons; That at present they are un,
able to pay the same, owing to the
financial condition of affairs and the
great sacrifice of property in case of
forced sale. They further represent
that the matter of extension is entirely
within the discretion Of this Hon
orablo body, inasmncl as tho parish Of
Calcasiou is the legal and bona fidc
owner thereof.
Respectfully submitted,
II. l., BELDEE, Atty.
Mr., Vincent moved that the collec-
tion of tho forfeited bonds of Thomas
Booth, referred to in the above petit
tion, be postponed for a period OF
twelve months from this date, In 80
far AS the above named petitioners are
concerned.
The yeas and nays being called for
the following vote was then taken;
Yeas-D. ID. Andrus, Vim, Vim
cent, J, 7, Hewitt-S,
Nays--J. w. Bryan, | vote nay on
this petition for the following reason:
| consider that this body has no juris-
diction in tho premises, as execution
has been issued by the Court; d, A,
Lyons, Isaac Nichols, Demsy lles-4.
Motion was lost,
On motion, the Police Jury ad-
journed until 10 o'clock Tuesday,
Jnly 7, 1885,
Approved ]. w. BRyAs,
President Police Jury.
Attest: j. BEN klRKMAN,
Clerk Police Jury,
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TnuRspAr, May IA, 1885.

Police Jury met pursuant 70 ad-
joprDmept; members present same as
on yesterday.
Minutes d yesterday were read and
approved.
On motion the regular order Of
business was postponed for ten min
utes.
Regular order of business was re-
sumed
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If you want a bell for your church,
school house, saw mill, hotel or farm,
you can get il by calling on j. w.
Bryan.
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What the superior man seeks is in
himself; what the small man seeks is
in others.
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NIOrse's Agae Magnets.

Waste brings woe, and sorrow bates
despair.
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said road as laid out by said commits
sioncrs is hereby declared a public
road.
Board adjourned until tomorrow
moring at 10 o'clock.
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FOR SALE.

FFSWO valuable vacant lots on Lafayette
street, n Xermni9nyills. For in2orina-
aan amy 10 g. Debaill0n, Esq, Yermilien-
VIVA y'ii ef KlEINPEINiR " BRYAN,
wv, la4 Lake Charles, "a.
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The great obstacle 70 progress is
prejudice.
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Xxi Liver Pills are prepared es-
pecially for this climate, and are Just
the thing needed. Try them. One
bottle, rs pills, for % cents. Sold
BY Dr. w. A. Knapp, Lake Charles,
La, and NJ. D. Conklin d Co., Hous-
ton, Texas.
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Lying and gossiping go hand in
hand.
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The great Kidney and Liver Cure,
for sale by WA. MEyER
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Cod keeP y0a from "lt 4 lo0 IAleV
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FRlDAy, May l5, 1885.
Police Jury mot puTsuant 70 ads
iournment. Members present, saiac
as on yesterday.
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NO. IL.

Minutes Of yesterday were read and
approved.
Committee on Finance made the
following report
To the President and Members Of the Police
Jury;
Your Committee on Finance, whose
duty it is to make probable estimate
of the current expenses of the parish,
beg leave to report that they have
made careful examination, and re-
port the following items Of profile ex-
penscs for the year 1885, viz:
Probable debtof the parish, includ-
ing jail debt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $5,blb III
Probable SherIff's fees ............ 5000 90
g Cost in criminal cases be-
before Justices OF the Peace..... 1900 90
Salary Of Clerk of the Police Jury. 900 90
Parish Treasurer, ........ 400 90
Probable pay of jurors and wit
s'6 the District RI % court. ..s @ 1000 %
ance on prisoners. ers........s...... 500 90
Probable cost of conviction feessor
District Attorney. y............... 400 90
Probable cost OF coroner's inquests 1900 90
cost Of public improve
menus ....ss.s.s.s..ss.s.... AyVpG w
Probable cost of public printing. $50 %
cost OF paupers. ........., $50 20
" commission of Assessor. 1900 90
cost of stationery. 100 %
-" cost of furniture for Police
Jury room and Court House. -. 900 90
Probable amount necessary for con-
tingencies .....,................ 9iVOO ~
Probable pay Of Police Jurors, -. 1000 90
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DENTISTRY.

nR J. II. MAYER, OF FRANKLIN,
u St. Mary parish, having located in the
town Of Lake Charles, respectfully offers his
professional services to the public. Office,
at Residence on Bilbo street, next door to
Western Union Telegraph office. septS7-d.
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.EVY 4 EITxPATRICK.
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VOL. XVII,
Professional Cards,

VIII practice in this and adjoining par
isbes, and before the Supreme Court, at Ope-
iorsos Iaug2-tf.