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Picnic.

Floyd Street Methodist, Episcopal
church, south, Sunday school, picnickod
at Shady View park on Yesterday, and a
royal picnic it was, too, The long
tables fairly trembled under the weight
Of the rich treasures borne upon them.
Though the school and church were
largely represented, being about 800 In
attendance, there was bread enough
and To spare, not half of the sumptuous
spread being consumed. Preacher and
superintendent, old and young, all Wed
In their Efforts TO please the little ones,
mingling with them in their sporting
exercises, becoming rs little children.
u was noted AZ being the most enjoy
able picnic ever held in Dallas. All,
and especially tho little ones, will
doubtless wish for many happy re-
turns of this doloctable occasion. The
Floyd Street Methodist Episcopal
church, south, Sunday school desires to
return sincere thanks, through tho HER
AID, 10 Memo Bros. for the use Of Shady
View park, free of charge,
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The most popular cigarettes at tho
popular price are Opera Puts.


This 10 a. m. at ST. Matthew'S cathe.
drsl the Right Rov. Bishop Garrett will
advance to the priesthood the Rov.
Messrs. Evans and Collision, the former
of Paris, Texas, and the latter of this
place. The Rev. w. ID. Sartwelle will
preach the ordination sermon and one
OF the newly ordained priests will preach
at the evening service. In CONSEQUENCE
of the unusual length Of tho service,
morning prayer Is appointed for 1890
instead OIL.
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Birthday, we'd ing cards and exQui-
site statiopar~ PAIL j.. Ern's.
New Rooms.

Everybody is moved by a spirit OF
change and Improvement sometimes.
The city government has it bad now. 1t
Is ovorhauling the city hall. All the
rooms on the right hand side are being
torn out and put in a row on the LETT
hand side, so as TO make q big hall. The
work being done is neatly done, and the
new offices will DO cOmmodious and
handsome. There is nothing like
change, and when son Of Adam saws
he is out OF change no is Immediately
put down as n.g.
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Capt. Brown is an ex. U nitod States
soldier. Capt. Brown is colored man,
and he commands the Cochran Greys of
this city, "a colored company. There il
10 be prize drill at Chicago, in May,
1885, at which the first prize will be
500, COO TO the best drilled infantry COM
panp. All the crack companies of the
country are drilling fer that occasion.
The contest is open for all white
companies. There are prizes also
for oolored companies, and the
Cochran Greya are drilling 10
contest with tho colored companies.
They are drilling every night and they
propose 10 win. Dallas won't put up for
\ white company, may be they will help
the oolored boys. They will want q
bright new uniform when they ge TO
Chicago and may be our liberal minded,
open pursed citizens will help them to
get IL, Go on, the HERALD says, to the
colored company and get 1t down fine
80 you can win.
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1t is fact TO be glad of that the crops
in Dallas county and In all the counties
in North Texas, 80 far as can be heard
from, were never better, never
more luxuriant, never gave a
brighter prospect at THIS time of the
year. The wheat on nearly all the
farms is as high as mans
head, and the heads 80 long, so full and
so heavy, they actually bend down with
their weight of iullness. One or
two farms, that Is to say, few farms in
the country, have been wind swept in
the past two weeks and the wheat
somewhat blown down and tangled,
but II II does not stralghten up, IL can
be cut with mower 80
that II will not be lost. The cotton in
some instances has had too much rain
and here and there there are spots of
sore shin, but tho dry warm days are
bringing II out and the cotton crop on
the whole IL excellent. The corn crop IL
decidedly good, indeed the prospect for
an immense Yield Of corn WASH bet
ter. Throughout all north Texas, and
especially in Dallas county, the oat yield
Will be unprecedented. Farmers have
eNAA NhA ANlNAA'A AhNl hNAANNNh NAt NAhI
would average 100 bushels to the acre
all over the county. This no doubt is
too high figure for the general aver.
age, but there are farms where the Yield
will be more than 100 bushels TO
the acre and but few whore
II will be under 60 bushels. We have
reports OF grasshoppers in Eastern
Texas. In turning up tho gardens and
heids IN some Localities IN that part OF
the state the young insects swarm out
by thousands, IL Is said, aud even In
Northeastern Texas, in the eastern
edge OF the prairie section, they are re-.
ported. Prof Riley, the renowned en-
tomologist, In the employ o. the gov
eminent, predicted these posts Tor this
year, In this region, some time ago, and
If they do come, as they have In the
past In Kansas aud even In TONas, they
may blast all the fond hopes OF the Inn
mense crop yield now so apparent, but
We can hope for the best, for Il Is Just rs
easy TO hope good as to fear bad.
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Ohoap ExcursIon Tlckets

Cheap round trip tickets will be on
sale juno |, at all coupon ticket Offices
via St. Louis and the Ohio and Mis-.
sissippl railroad TO the following places
Louisville, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Deer
Park, Niagra Falls, Chatauqua Lake
Staunton, and other summer resorts An
Virginia. The Ohio d Mississippi rail.
road Is tho only line running through
sleepers TO above points. For tull par.
tioulars call on ticket agents or address
j. Il. MHRRYFIRLp,
Texas Passenger Agent, Dallas, Texas
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MALARIAL POISON

The drouth in Southwest Georgia last
spring dried up the wells and we were com o.
PEELED 40 use water from the creek on the
plantation. The result was that all were
tronbled with chills and fever. | carried
with me several bottles of Swifps SPECIFIC,
and as long as l took II ! had perfect health.
was afflicted with chills When / resumed
JUS use was all right again. We have used
Tin our family as nm antidote for malarial
poison for two or three years and have never
known 1t to fail in single instance.
w. G. FURLoW.
Sumter Co., Ga sept. II, 1881.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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Extra supers 6211c. per yard at Thomp
son BrOS
SIDEWALK NOTES.

rs cents will buy ladies realkid slip
per at Block Bros,
Marbles, tops, balls and bats at Erb's.
The concert at Mayors hall was large
ly attended last evening.
S2S Main street. All kinds of fruits
and vegetables at A. e. Bouche's.
Bouche keeps all kinds of cigars and
tobacco, Try his nickle Tiger cigar.
Born on Friday, May %, att O'Clock
p. M, to Mrs. Reginald COLLISION, a
daughter.
Gen. l.. M. Lewis will preach the COM
mencement sermon for Dallas Female
College to-day week.
Attention of farmers is called to the
for sale notice Of Bowser & Lemon OF
second hand gins and engines.
Ida Underwood, in her suit against
Dugsn to try title to y large body OF
land, gained it in th9 federal court yes
terday afternoon,
ems, turkeys ducks geese and birds
Sold at % cents per package by, George
#. Atkins, Dallas.
After May we will have ample room
for all kinds of storage in the new rooms
Of Fine, Very Fine, 6l3 and 6l5 Elm
street.
The Grand Union hotel New York is
situated convenient to the Grand Union
Depot. 1t feeds tirst.class, and its &C
commouations not surpassed, while its
prices are reasonable. See their notice
Mrs, Chestnut the leading milliner
at 6l2 Elm street is receiving two or
three times every week the freshest and
latest styles in hats, bonnets, ribbons
and trimmings. No old stock; every
article perfectly fresh.
The services to-day at First Baptist
church, corner Sycamore and Patterson
avenue, h. It. Hanks, pastor, will be
Sunday school 9:30 a. M, w. r. How
ell superintendent. Preaching and re.
ception of members, IL a. m. Singing
led by choir of girls; preaching ana
BAPTISM S:l5 p. m. A cordial weIcOmo
10 all. Bring Gospel Hymns with you.
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Street Work,

During the past week the street force
of two teams and seven men, James
PToffat, foreman, have graded Live Oak
street from Hawkins to the east line of
the city; Masten from Ross to Bryan
street; Wood street from Cabell to the
Central railroad; put crossings at Pavil-
ion and Bryan, Pavilion and San ia
cinto, two at Lamar and Ross, drain
box at Pearl and Bryan, crossing at
Good and Ross streets, leCge drain
box, 100 feet long, on Ervsy, near the
bridge; drained and graded tAs east side
OF Akard, from Wood TO Young street;
filed low places in Camp, pat in cross
ing at Harwood and Commerce, besides
various other mproveneut2-all not
withstanding the heavy rAius.
The engineer has had CSbell street
! from KIM TO Commerce street, 4S0 feet
raised some two feet by the oxcayated
earth removed for paving Elm street
ana in numerous localities in the city
property holdeTs have made splendid
sidewalks, d work thst bids fair to ex-
tend generally over those portions
without sidewalks. 40 his rate the
season will witness great improvements
IN these respects, the mayor and engi-
neer both taking deep interest in seonr.
lug good streets and sidewalks.
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state lIedlcni AssoclntInn.

In speaking of the next annual meet
ing ofthe Texas Medical Association,
which will be belo in this city, the
Texas Courier Record of Medicine has
the following to say of Dallas:
"rhe association will meet next year
at Dallas, that city having, through its
medical association, unanimously voted
10 invite them. This is very
fitting and proper, and we
dare say meets with the hearty
approval Of every member. Dallas is
the pride of Texas. 1t is lovely city;
It's Inhabitants are characterized by in
telNgence, refinement, cultivation and
hospitality; while the medical frater-
nifty, rank very high in the estimation
of thor brethren. We feel assured moth
ing will be left undone TO secure for the
association most hearty reception and
most enjoyable sojourn. We even be-
gin TO look forward 10 the time now,
with pleasing anticipations. Then
agais, Dallas is centrally located and ac-
cessible from all directions, being in
deed the gateway of north or middle
Texas, as Houston Is of the southern
portion of the state"
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HAS NO EQUAL.
Another prominent firm, Fishel Bros, of
Hope, Indiana, breeders OF Langsharn's
Black Javas and Wynedotts, write as follow:
We have used p. p. Z. and find IL TO MIA
long felt wasn't in the poultry business IS, =
ionic and remedy; also as "A preventative
Fora Cholera and Roup Cure IL has no
equal Respectfully,
FISHEL BROS.
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Tho Exe.i

II is simply wonderful, the reputation
Hawkes. speotacles and eye glasses have
attained throughout the United States,
they are known from the Atlantic 20 tho
Pacific, and the reputation is built upon
real merit. Testimonials from the mos.
eminent mon of the country are given
who have had their sight improved by
their use. These celebrated glasses are
for sale in Dallas, only by, Eisenlohr
Bros. & Schneider, druggists and Ger
man opticians.
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Augusta, Ga, Jan.9, 1885.
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Croquot and lawn tennis at Erb's.
Too Much BenElno,

Their names are Lomax and Taylor
Yesterday morning they we're travelling
northwsrd on the Central train that
reaches this city at MONDAY. They
hadn't conducted themselves on the
train TO suit the conductor. Indeed, he
said they were inobriated-n slightly
but muohly-and when tho train ar.
rived at tho Union depot the conductor
called on the police and turned then,
over 10 their tender mercies. They were
calaboosod, aud Monday morning will
doubtless render an account before the
mayor for the deeds done in the body,
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Home Manufnotures,

It's with justpride we can point TO Am.
erica's success in manufactures, and es.
pecially so Is this the case with that
most durable of all known floor cover
ings, "LINoLEUM." In use, the foreign
goods will continually look dirty and
dingy, the domestic, bright, clean aud
pleasing, while the designs and artistic
effects are beyond comparison. All
carpet dealers keep these remarkable
goods.
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In making the assertion that Poz-
zoni's medicated complexion powder is
entirely free from injurious or deadly
poison, we do it upon the authority of a
thorough chemical analysis. 1t is one
OF the oldest face powders in the Amer
lean market, and is used in the families
Of some OF our most prominent medical
men who have pere onally acknowledged
to the proprietor that they not onl y con-
slider it harmless, but esteemed it Highly
beneficial III every respect, not only for
the use of ladies and children but for
the "lord Of creation" himself. Sold by
ell druggists.
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so long as the law says six let 1t be en-
forced. rhe nest way to secure the re-
neal OF an Objectionable or obnoxious
law is to enforce it, Public opinion
always makes law right or wrong, En-
force the laws, whatever they may be,
whether state or municipal, says the
good citizen, and the policeman is en-
ployed TO see to it that the municipal
laws are respected.
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No. 3ei.

Nearly every street in Dallas has a
No. S24, but the one in question is on
Live Oak street. A small boy told Mar
shal Arnold that Friday night he saw
man stab another man on Live Oak
| street and that the stabbed man was
taken into No, 32i on the same street,
The marshal Investigated the affair, but
could find no wounded man and no one
who could or would tell him anything
| about such an occurrence. The boy
sticks to his story. 1t is mystery or
did the boy slightly prevaricate? Per-
haps time will tell.
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HABITS OF YOUTH AND EXOEsssH
Al or manhood cRuto more suffering, sui
oidesi nervous debility, impotence, storility
structures varioOcele, diseased prostrate
gland, bladder kidrcysi heart, drnpsy, dis
betes and Bfight's diseas0, than ovefylnns
else, and cannot be cured with giOmnrh tncd.
lclncs alone, electricity, crayuns, NCl's uau-
terlHRtnns, sounds, eEthetorg ur cutting. Tn
huIUpryu and American Medical bureau
VIII sond treatise for IS cents, giving rrmo.
dies end directions which cure these Oiher.
wise igtal diseases az home wlthuutpHip pr.
vataiV. Ohicas. liz, Rtuadugv. Y. '. rite
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hand and arm To the elbow. At bsd.
time he retired with poultice of black
mud on 1t. Next morning he woke up
with his hand bleached white and no
pain and no swelling; in fact it never
panied anywhere save in the hand and
only swelled to the wrist joint at 6rst,
since which it is thoroughly healed and
no evil effects remain.
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Musical and Literary Entertainment {.

The musical and literary entertain
ment given by the pupils of the Select
School of the Cedars last Wednesday
evening was decided success, and re
Elected credit on the children and their
teacher, Mrs. T. Nj. Miers. The recita
tons, humorous and pathetic, were all
rendered in excellent style and showed
careful training. The vocal music was
most creditahy given. The cantatas,
"Truth and Falsehood," "Grandma's
Birthday" and "Gold and Silver
Shield" were highly appreciated
by the audience, and the children seem.
cd July to understand the moral con-
tanned therein. "May Queen" beauti-
iul operetta formed the second part of
the programme. Meine's orchestra &C.
compsnied the children throughout the
singing and afterwards discoursed
sweet music to which the little folks
moved in graceful dance. The enter
tainment closed with feast of the good
things of this life, in the way of eata,
bies, which was enjoyed by young and
| old.
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METAL POISON

am coppersmith bye trade, and during
a series of years my arms being bare wheH
az work. have absorbed a wonderful amount
OF metal poison. Having a scrofulous ten 3.
dency from my youth, the small particles of
copper and brass would get into the sores,
and by this process the poison was conveyed
| into my blood till my Whole system became
hies OF mercury and todide potassium. Sal
| walton followed, my teeth are all loose in
| my head, my digestive organs deranged, and
l nave been helpless in bed for over q wear
with mercurial rheumatism. My Joints
were all swollen, and l lost the use of my
arms and legs, and became helpless as an
| infant.
My suTerings became go intense that 1t
was impossible for me TO rest, The doctors
| advised me to go to the city hospital for
| treatment. This | could not bear. A friend,
! who proved friend indeed, urged me to try
| Switts SPECIFIC, believing II would cure me.
| Others discouraged me, but | secured n few
| bottles, and have now taken two dozen bot.
| Ties. The first effect of the medicine was TO
Drlng me poison TO the surface, and / broke
out all over in running cores They soon
| disappeared, and my skin cleared off, My
knees, which had become twice their natu-
| raj size, have resumed their usual size and
are supple as of yore. My arms and hands
are all right again and can use them without
| pain,The entire disease has left all parts of the
| body save two ulcers on my wrists, which
are healing rapidly l am weak from long
/ confinement but l have the use of all my
| limbs. The medicine is bringing me out Of
the greatest trial of my life, and | cannot
| md words sufficient TO express my apprecia.
ton OF its virtues and the gratitude | feel
that l ever heard OF it.
PETER Il. LOVE.
| Augusta, Ga, jams, 1885.
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Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Pufis
because they do not stick TO the lips.
May Matings.

The following marriage licenses were
Issued the past week by County Attor-
ney Hill; Wesley Goodson and Char
lotte Jones; A. Il. Fontmyer and Alice
Grathgar; Il. NJ. Harris and Martha
Sullivan; G. Il. Morzbachor and Mag
gle Langton; IL. @. Reed and Bella Ben
nett; Alfred Cash and Lille Butterfield
q. Q. Jones and Mrs. Il. J.. Smith; John
Suiks and Augusta Rolowsk; A. j. Pike
and Elizabeth Lyons; Tom Ely and
Eliza Williams.
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The whole Garth for Soc, at Erb,s'
New TeIephone subserIbers.

The following new subscribers have
been connected with the exchange
this month to date:
Kne1y q Son, jewellers, No. 100; Nc.
Dowell Il Simmons livery, Elm street
No. SO, 3 rings; Dallas Brewing com.
pany, No. 2I3; Western Newspaper
Union, w. II. Redfeld, manager, No
80; E. X. Baker, residence, No. "A
Dallas Steam Laundry, No. 10; DIR. j. II
Gibbs, residence, No. 40; Lehman Bot
Ting Co., No. 1912; b. A. Aldrich, resi-
denco, No. 1873. @. A. READ.
Manager Telephone Exchange.
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sonth .rn Enterprlsea.

The city council recently accopte d
proposals Of the Chattanooga Foundry
and Pipe works for $25,0Cl worth OF
water pipes, ana OF Virgins IL Simr
son, of Houston, for ll5 hydrants. Both
Of these firms are located in the south
aud 1t speaks volumes Tor tn rapid
progress maze by southern people
since the close OF the war. The Chatta-
nooga Foundry ana Pipe work manu-.
factory, Mt Chattanooga, Tennessee,
manufacture AN lmm0use quantity OF
water ana gas pipes aud fnd a market
for it all through the south. They
have recently had to increase their ca.
pacity aud are now working full time
10 eet the demand for their products.
Messrs. Virgins ~ Simpson, of Hous-
tom make the best tire hydraGt now In
use, their patent having been accepted
over a large numOer OF other makes en-.
Iered in competitor. 1t should be q
matter OF pride to our whole people to
note the rapid development in the
southern states, and such enterprises
viii ana should meet with proper en-.
cOuragomont every where.
Our fellow. toWnsmau, Mr.. G.. G. Nun.
nesly, with FAirbaDks' Scale company,
ably represents these firms anu is build.
lag up q large trade for them in Texas
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MIR. J. Y. Fisher, living on Rookwall
road, was in town yesterday, and states
he was bit en- the fore finger Of his right
hand, about 0 q. m. by copper head
three feet long. After killing the snake
he went to the house and took q half
bushol measure and puddled
black mud In IT, immersed the
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A. e. Forsthmoyor to Alice Grathgar,
Rev. c. l. Schoheld officiating. The
ceremony took place yesterday, and the
HERALD tenderB its kindest and hest
wishes for tho happiness and prosperity
OF the couple,
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The children Of Lamar Street church
invite all their friends to come 70 the
Cockrell hall, on Main street, Tuesday
evening next, TO their egg breaking, q
FREQ exhibition. After the hreakiug
the ladies' viii furnish the cheapest Ice
cream and strawberries of the season.
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Fifteen Thonsnnd Dollars.

Quite a sale Of real estate took place
yesterday. Mr.. Moses Stewart sold to
Mr., j. b. Simpson 26S feet fronting ON
Elm street, and 3l4 feet front on Main
street, for $4,000. The property is stu
ated in East Dallas, and is a handsome
piece. OF property, worth every dollar
nRid for h.
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The district court, yesterday, in the
case OF Maddox VS.. Maddox, a suit for
divorce, granted the divorce, the wiie
being the plaintiff, The husband nut i'm
q cross bin, asking for the custody OF
the children, but the wife was granted
the custody of the children.
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Wnr ON paddlnra.

County Collector Gillespie stated to a
HERALD reporter yesterday that there
were . nunbrr ofpeddlers doing bust.
ness In the city without license, and
that he proposes 10 have them arrested,
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DIR. Pierces "Fsvorite Prescription" is
not extolled as "cure all" but admira.
bly, fulhlls sinelness of purpose, being
a most potent specific in those chronic
weaknesses peculiar TO women. Partic-
ulars In DR., Pierce's large treatise on
Diseases Peculiar TO Women, 100 pages,
sent for 10 cents In stamps. Address
ton, 663 Main street. Buffalo, Now
York.
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noraford,a Aold rhorrhnte,

TON ALVOHOLINM.
DR.. j. s. Huffman, Philadelphia, Penn
sylvania, says: at is of good service
In TIE troubles arising from alcoholism,
and gives satisfaction in my practice"
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Thompson Bros. have just received a
new shipment of elegant mognets at
81 80 They are beauties.
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IL \, BELL, County Attorney
IL AttOTney-at-Law and Land Agent
Baird, Callahan County, TeIas
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r. I'm W. DOREMUs,
% AttsrneY-st-Iaw ana LAnd Agent,
Bryan, TsIH
Commercial prgcttcs solicited,
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Va B.dd.G. WRIGHT,
W. Attorneyp-aJ-Lau,
No. 10 Main street, up stairs, Dallas, TtIaA