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Proper Treatment for Coughs.

That the reader may fully understand
what constitutes good Cough and
Lung Syrup, we will say that Tar and
Wild Cherry is the basis of the best
remedies yet discovered. These ingre-
dientS with several others equally as
eflicacious, enter largely into DR.. Boz
sanko's Cough. and Lung Syrup, thus
making il one of the most reliable now
on the market. Price 50 cents and $l.OO.
Samples free. Sold by all druggists.
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"'Fhe proof Of the pudding Is In tho
eating" so saws the old adage, and 80
he proof Of tho value of medicine is
the opinion Of those who have used IL.
Thomas Bass, ar, OF Steelville, says, al
family for two years for ailments of the
kidneys, liver and bowels; and find
there Is no remedy equal to IL.
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Josiah pavls,s Trouble.

Josiah Davis, No. Middletown, Ken
lucky, writes: | am now using a box OF
your HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALVE
upon an ulcer, which for the past ten
days has given me great pain. mis-
salve is the only remedy | have found
that has given me any ease. My ulcer
was caused by varicose veins, and was
pronounced incurable by my medical
advisers. / end, however. that HEN
RVS CARBOLIC SALVE is effecting q
cure. BeWare of oOnnterfeits.
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We will on the 23d open our new
CASH grocery, corner Elm and Har-
wood streets, In the building lately 90.
cupied by Q. Il. Momand 4 Bro, and
ask all CLOSE CASH buyers 10 call and
see us. b, o. WELLER & Co.
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Notleo % Commerclal rrnsoIors.

GARRETT STATION, Texas Ken
NEEDY house Is now open for the accom-
mediation Of the travelling public and is
presided over 10y Mrs. Kennedy. The
mousse has been entirely rehtt0d with
peted. The table is supplied with every
dellcacy the country affords. Ono trial
viii fully convince you that no house in
tho state sets {. better table. Be happy
to have my old patrons.
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rhe putr of stntn Leri.lntnrn..

Legislation In every state should reg
ulate the sale and use Of the many pois-
ons resorted 10 by women In their des-
peratlon 10 obtain beautiful complex
ion. There exists in DR. Harter's Iron
Tonic every requisite TO accomplish the
object without injuring health or endan-
gerlng life,
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al have been afflicted with an atfec-
tion. OF the throat from childhood, caused
by diphtheria, and have used various
remedies, but have never found any
thing equal 10 Browns Bronchial
Troches. REV. q. NJ. Il. Hampton.
riketon, Ky. Sold only in boxes.
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Oatarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price SO cents. Nasal injector FREQ. Sold
by ], Il. williams & Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

John s. Witwer sells lawn mowers,
iron hitch posts, garden harrows, hand
carts farm and spring wagons, buggies,
etc
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Croquot and lawn tennis at Erb's,
A Nan who Cnnnot sloen.

Why is sharp lawyer like man
who cannot sleepy He lies first on one
aide and then the other, and he Is wide
awake all the time, II his sloepleness
Is from pain in the bowels, DR.. Biggers'
Huckleberry Cordial will relieve him
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AhliOns cure Will mmOdiately reiays
group, whOOping cough and bronchitis
sold hY ]. l.. WilliamsA 90.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

Oarter's Little LAYER Pills will posi-
lively cure sick headache and prevent
us return. This IS not talk, but truth.
One pill dose. To be had at all drug
gists. See advertisement -
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aloeplesb nights made miserable the
that terrible cough. Shlloh's euro Ia by
ranaRdv 'or you. Sold by ]. l., Williams
a Co.
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s nasal Injector free with zach bottle
Shiloh's oatarrb Remedy. prloe "a
Lnnta. Void hv u l. Wlllinms N Go.
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1hilOh's Cough snd Consumption Uuro
10 sold by u on guarantee Il cures
consumption. Sold bv J. l.. Williams
10
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Not Holes Only.

Not HOIos Only,
Other plasters have holes, but Ben
sons Capcine Porous Plasters alone
have genuine healing virtues. 25o.
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For dyspepsia aud liver complaint you
hove A printed guaranteeon every bottle
OF Shiloh's Vitalizer. IL never fails 10
cure. Sold by j, Il. Williams a Co.
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are you meuo tnserSble 10y mdigos-
ton, constpatiUn, digcinoU, iess on ap-
potitoi yellow skiBf sbilohis Vltalizer IA
q positive cure. Sod ov ]. L. Williams
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

New patterns and styles Of Wall Paper
~ reduced prices at
HAMILTON & YouEa's,
81 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

It Do Always Foolish,
To dye the hair. Parker's Hair
Balsam restores the original color. Is
not that betterf Only 30 cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

A'7eAANN N.ANAhF
29lO Francis A Lacy VS. Dauil Daily
SOa State or'rexas vs. q Daley ct nj.
lil2 Wan Csruth vs. Amos McComas OF al.
4lA Wash Winn VS. Austin IL ork.
4c&l I'll Bryan OF al vs. Bower Thurs
day.
1862 WE Hughes VS. A + Hardie & O'Connor.
l305 NJ 'ry 7 FOrtsen et al vs. Geo f Afford.
1851 Peter Hendrix V, Texas Trunk Rail-
road Co.
1922 Clarence Lane Va II Cuyhaumer
415S sophia Bailey vs. Texas Trunk Rail-
road Co
i77s u W Smith vs. Eliza j Thomas ct al.
46lU h j. Hughes vs. w Phifer.
1870 + NJ Harris Va W p Pollard.
1852 l. Hersh VS. Ike Loeb
1870 w ID SlaytOn vs. Amanda Slayton.
1897 EN parte James Ryland
iDO6 IL NJ GanO VS. Villa Nilaet al.
'gli j G Horter q Co vs. ID 4 kirkpatrick
ct A.
1918 A Ballard vs. Carter ct al
1913 NJ l. Morris etal VS. l. G Garland ct NJ.
1919 II ) Matthews VS. Texas IL Pacific Rail.
road Co Wednesday.
1850 J f Doyle w i f Doyle ct al.
1856 j y DOYLE vs. Il L Doyle et AL.
1855 Ballard VS. Garter x johnson.
494 James h Shepherd VS. NJ b Stone.
1895 William Levy W. Willie Levy.
5l05 StudeUaker Bros vs. Anseil johnson.
3J23 Emily j Keller vs. e Nutley.
50il state Of Texas vs. Lewis Miller at al
5Oi2 state of TcNds yg Lewis Miller ct al.
5Jl3 State of Texas W Devils Miller et al
hi5O Dihhrau & II ,dgau ~. A. t1r.'.,,.,.,,,
5l6 NJ C'hNnn,on admin W ~ II,
smith ct al Thursday
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5OBI STATE of 'Tevts W Tho pine a. al
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1857 sta 10 of leXas VS. ThOs Plan etul,
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5i99 / / Gactos 80 ~ ~ cJat nm -
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IN all oolors anu styles ~ prices W suit
| all. al Bauman's
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oorleA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

sAtlna and Brocades
eursolling iaHt IT Ruwan's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

Dunbar's extra sugar cane syrup at
ed. s. Alston's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

"Chateau Buillm" claret all the rage.
Sold only by Ed. y, Aston.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

At Douglas Bros. mef chant tailorB you
will find the most complete stock OF
woolens I'm Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

The leading merchant tailoring house
OF Dallas, Is Douglas Bros. 70S Main
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Main street.
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"HackmgtAok,n q lasting and fragre, l
perfume, Price q and 20 cents Sold bv
J, l. Williams & Co.
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Look out for che embroidery sale at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

VINO cannot sleepy lie lies first on one
side and then the other, and he Is wide
awake all the time, II his sloepleness
Is from pain In the bowels, DR.. Biggers'
Huckleberry Cordial will relieve him
@
John S. Witwer sells lawn mowers,
iron hitch posts, garden harrows, hand
carts farm and spring wagons, buggies,
etc.
AnliOn's guro Will mmOdiately relieve
Group, wh0oping cough and bronchitis
sold nY j. l.. WilliamsA 90.
S
Not Holes Only.
Other plasters have holes, but Ben
sons Capcine Porous Pastors alone
have genuine healing virtues. 25o,
--@
1hilOh's Cough sad Consumption Cure
70 sold by Uh on Q guarantee. II cures
consumption. Sold bv ]. l.. Williams
90.
New patterns and styles Of Wall Paper
~ reduced prices at
HAMILToN & YouNs's,
S6 Elm street.
SAtlna and Brocades
aorsolling iart ct Ruwsp's
e
The leading merchant tailoring house
OF Dallas, Is Douglas Bros. 70S Main
street,
IN all oolors anu styles Nv prices W suit
all, at Bauman's.
At Douglas Bros. mef chant tailorp you
Will ind the most complete stock OF
woolens In Texas.
"HackmgtAok ~ q lasting and iragre, l
Perfume, Price u and 70 cents Sold hV
J. l. Williams & Co.
Look out for che embroidery sale at
Bouman's.
.orr's buggios arc selling fast 72t
Main street.
"Chateau Buillw" claret all the rage.
Sold only by Ed. y. Aston.
-----e
Dunbar's extra sugar cane syrup al
Ed. 5. Alston's.
Plsio Hats ard Bounst-
| 81 HaWHr as'
|
Alston's il headquarters for fine gro
oerles.
He-No tea at Alston's.
| e
He-No tea at Ed s. Alston's.
Novelties In LaOes
at Bsuman's
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He-No tea at Alston's.
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Novelties In Lsoes
at Bauman's
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He-No tea at Ed s. Alston's.
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District COurt-Asslgnmont Of Cases.

Assignment Of cases in the dis
trict court for the week beginning
Monday, May 25, 1885, IL. w. JONES,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-09-17

Our Irish Visitors were the laughing stock
for large audience at Granite Hall last
evening, and kept everybody in state of
unrestrained hilarity for nearly three hours.
Mr.. Murray in his nimtable character of
Col Gilhooley was the crank Of the evening,
and with Mr.. Murphy, the alderman, gained
control of the facetious side of the audience
in the beginning and held it throughout.
They are masters of the funny art, and
comedy Is their forte. There is a good deal
of neatness in the dancing and sweetness in
the singing of Miss Loie Fuller, and Miss
Percy Lorain sings very well and looks very
pretty. Charles W. Young makes good
dude and better colored politician. A
Dutch comedian. Chas. Loder, is fairly good
and the audience .applauded his songs. An
improvement was noted in the scenery much
to the qualification of the assemblage.
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City Personals.

DR.. L. J. Croker and his son Lee returned
from Liverpool, n. s., Yesterday. DIR.
Cookers mother also accompanied him and
will reside permanent in Augusta.
party left the city by special car attached
to the Flying Yankee, yesterday afternoon,
for trip to Bar Harbor, as follows: s C.
Whitehouse and wife, Miss Hattie II. White
house, NJ. v. b. Chase Miss Maude Gould,
ID. Z. Livermore of Hallowell, Mrs c. E.
Nash. Miss Mary Nash, Miss Emily Milliken,
Mrs. Fred Hanlen, Capt Chase, Miss Kate
Carpenter, Mrs. Georgia Adams, Mrs. Belcher
of Maysville, Cal Mrs. Daniel Whitehouse,
5. I. Cannon and wife. Mrs. J. s. Hobbs,
Miss l.. V. Towle, Mrs. j. S. Lemont, Mrs
Chas Milliken, Mrs. Wm H. Wheeler of
Los Angeles Cal, A. G. Andrews and wife,
Mrs. Annie Berry, A. w. Philbrook and wife.
Mrs. j. w. WEIGH, Jos. A. Homan. Mr..
Buckmnster and wife of New Bedford,
Mass, DR.. Nancy Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Allen, Mrs. Z. A. Morton, Mrs. Chas
Milliken, Mrs. G. B. Morton, Mrs. M. f
Fuller. They will probably be absent two
days. Another party goes next week.
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The Augusta Post % flee

Three gentlemen from Augusta, Me-, ar
rived on an early train from New England
Tuesday, and rode to Willard's Hotel One
registered as o. Holway of August; another
rs +. G. Allen of Augusta, and the third re-
fused to register. The mysterious visitor
was the youngest of the three, and was ad-
dressed as Colonel. There was little doubt
that the Colonel was Col. Morton, the tire
less candidate for the post-office. After din
ner the trio went to the White House
and were received by the President,
They had brief interview and re-
turned to the hotel in high spirits and express
ing great satisfaction with their visit. Tues
day night they took the train for New Eng
land. The President and Postmaster General
General are closeted together tonight, and
rumor has it that the Augusta Post Office is
nearer settlement than ever before. Post
master General Villas remained with the
President until midnight. When he was
leaving he was asked about Col Morton's
visit. 81 heard to-day that Col. Morton was
here" he replied, "but | did not see him,
and that is all I am prepared to say about
him or about the Augusta Post Office. Dos
toH Journal.
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Not q Friends' Petition.

An idea has been obtained in some places
that the petition for the Communication of Mrs.
Barrows' sentence is Friends petition, and
thus represents only their views on the sub
ject. This is not in any correct sense true.
Friends, of course, have generally signed the
petition, though not more largely than some
other bodies, and the most able remarks made
in its favor were by pastor of one of our
Congregationaist churches. 1t was not start
ed by any church action of any danomina-
ton, and is,as was advisedly expressed in the
petition, plea from the christian women of
Maine, who feel that the gallows is no longer
in keeping with the advancement of
humanity in our Dirigo State. 1t is
hoped every church and woman all over our
State may feel they have some part in this
work. Lucy A. Snow.
Windham, Sept. IA. 1885.
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ROwdOin Colleue.

Professor Carmichael Phi. D., has resigned
his professorship in the college. DR.. Car
michael came to Bowdoin in 1873, from low a
college and the term of his service has been
exceeded in length by that of only one or
two of the gentlemen now on the Faculty.
He has been acknowledged from the first to
be one of the ablest and foremost of the sci
entic men in the State. His broad and ex-
tensive learning and researches hare not
been without practical advantage to himself
and the public as is shown BY the valuable
patents which he holds and is interested in.
His retirement from his duties, and it is also
understood from Brunswick, causes much re-
greet. His place is to be for the present sup
piled by Mr.. c. C. Hutchins, late of Leices-
ter Academy, Leicester, Mass. Mr.. Hutch
ins is a recent graduate of the college, who
has distinguished himself by his aptitude for
the natural sciences and BY original work OF
no little importance.
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Miss Ida Logan of Windsor, aged % wears.
daughter OF Mrs. Chandler, died very sud-
denly at her home Monday morning. She re-
tired for the night as we'll as usual, with her
two little sisters. At 80. o'clock in the
morning when her sisters were arising for
the day, she spoke to them to keep quiet and
not make so much noise They went to call
ner In about half hour, and she not answer
ing, they shook her to wake her up, but she
did not move and they called their mother in.
DIR. Fredricks was summoned in haste and
found her dead. post mortem examina-
ton was made in the afternoon and evening
by Drs. Smith and Fredricks of Whitehrld
and Nelson Of China They found that death
was caused by rupture of blood vessel a,
the base of the brain which caused Almost in
slant death. A considerable tubercular de.
post was found involving the apex of the
left lung showing that tuberculosis (consump-
tion) was well seated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-09-17

The third quarterly meeting of the man
ayers Of the Maine Industrial School fol
Girswss held at Hallowell yesterday. Ex-Gov
Perham was absent by reason of illness. BENZ
kingsbury, Mrs. l.. NJ. n. Stevens, Miss c.
NJ. Farwell, Mrs. S G. Sargent, II. X. Baker
+. Rowell, and c. f. Nash of the board, were
present. The affairs of the school are pros.
pering; some fifty scholars are now in the
school The new building is approaching
completion, and will be ready to open early
in the winter. Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Sargent,
Miss Farwell and Mrs Giddings are COM
mittee to solicit contributions toward furnish
ing the new school building, and they make
An earnest appeal to the benevolent people of
the State for that object. The sum of 5000
has been raised The sum of $500 will be re-
CURED in all.
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SUPERIOR COURr.
september Term. JUICE VIM. r. White.
house presiding.

TUESDAY. Sept. 18th.
Denham Campbell vs.. Alexander Dow. E.
w. Whitehouse. Fsq,, for plf., W. T.
Haines. Esq, and J. Il. Greeley, Esq, for
the deft Assumpsit on account annexed to
writ to recover the sum of s25. the price of
certain repairs upon a wagon which it is al
legged were to he rendered in partial payment
for colt. The defence is that the repairs
Oh the wagon we're not to be rendered unless
splint on the leg of the horse should
De cured within three months from the
time OF the contract, and he claims
that cure was not affected in the time pre-
scribed. and in fact has not been ND to this
time. The plf. denies that there was any
condition attached to the trade.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 18th.
Campbell We. Dow. This case was given
to the jury in the afternoon and they had not
agreed at 5 o'clock
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$4,000 Reward,
GARDINER, Sent lG. lSS,

GARDINER, Sept lG, 1885.
Editor Kennebec journal:
In August last | set in the cemetery at
Augusta an Italian marble tablet inscribed to
Adella Craig. When the stone was taken
from our manufactory it was finished and
letered in proper and workmanlike
manner. But information came to
me through an exulting re-
mark of a marble dealer to one of nv en-
ployees that the capital in Craig which was
cut in capitals on the back of the stone was
dotted. Upon investigation the outrage
was disco, cred and from the manner in which
it was done but one accustomed to mar
BILE workmen's tools could have done
it. OF course the mere rivalry exist
ing between neighboring establishments
could not be a sufficient inducement to any
marble firm to Investigate the mutllation
above stated ANY person who will furnish
sufficient information to convict the guilty
parties will receive the above rewaId
Mas. EMMA J. PREBLE,
Proprietress Gardiner Marble and Granite
Works.
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The new cotton factory is a sweet smelling
building. From top to bottom the walls have
been whitew ashed and cleansed. The double
floors are now being laid. The second floor
ing is of hard pine, IA of an inch in thickness.
Tarred paper is placed between each thick
ness. The third story floor is completed and
smoothed, the second floor nearly finished,
and the first commenced. Although not &C.
cording to the original plan. floor is to be
placed in the basement, where $50 additional
looms will be placed, the floors above not being
OF sufficient capacity to hold the required 400
looms. There will be three rows of electric
nights in each story, holes having been cut for
the wires in the cross beams supporting the
hooring. The wheel house is to be built at
once and is to extend up the entire height of
the factory. affording sink rooms for the
operatives. Iron bridges, one extending from
Tue south end of the new mill and the other
IRON the tower, to the old factory buildings.
are to be constructed, the former to be en-
pioyed for transportation of filling. The
ooiier-iron shell to enclose the water wheel
h IN place and one length of pen-stock at
'sched. The wheel will be lowered into posi-
ton this week.
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w. G.. r. II

The annual meeting of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union was held at temper
perance headquarters, Portland, Tuesday
afternoon, the president, Mrs. G S. Hunt, in
the chair.
The treasurer, Mrs. L. ". N. Stevens, re-
ported the receipts at sl,224.54: expendi-
lures, Si.208.99; amount on hand, Sl5,55.
The following officers were elected:
President-Mrs. George S. Hunt.
Vice Presidents-Mr. J. B. Donnell. hrs.
Margaret Merrill, Mrs Lewis O. Brion.
Recording and Corresponding Secretary
Miss Coruelia NJ. Dow
Treasurer-Mrs. l.. NJ n. Stevens
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HALLOWELL.

A very pleasant time was enjoyed at the
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hovey, Tuesday evening. Quite large
number of their friends were there to offer
their congratulations and gifts of friendship
and esteem. The presents of which there
was quite 4 number were of useful kind
euch as a very nice easy rocking chair, bar
rel of -four, two tons of coal, etc. The Hal
lowell Cornet Band rendered serenade and
were invited in to partake of Refreshments.
Mr.. Hovey wore the same wedding vest that
he wore when married fifty years ago.