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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

was decidedly quiet, but romalnod active
and some strength In Tho last hour car,
ficd quotations somewhat above tho low,
est Of the day, and tho market closed
strong Probably with ono or two
exceptions The trading IN Reading
was never 80 large as to-day, lii,0o0
shares. The Drst sale was made NJ an
advance Of AZ ~, from which there was
q break Ia the frat hour 10 27h and a rally
before midday ~ 2sA Sales Ia the after
noon were made At fractions above ~,
until The last hour, whom II rose 10 200,
aud closed NJ 2gs Iackawanua made a
gain Of only at the opening at 1914, but
ross 10 1873, broke 70 1914, sold up TO
1884 and down 10 1894 during the after.
noon, being exceptionally foyorlab with
very large tfaDAucllOnH There was
another break after midday 10 1914, aud
II closed NJ i82. Dclawarc 4 Hudson
and Jersey Central show only small
changes, the former being down I and
tho lattor 4 Western Union was CON
spIcuOnsly weaker on rnm0fs tonding 20
show that tho next dividend will be re.
ductd 10 per cent. 10 closed with loss
OF 4 20 n, after selling as low as az.
Tho remainder Of the active list IL pretty
evenly divided between gains and losees
Of small fractions. Tho weakness In the
afternoon followed tho report OF u failure
in liOatOu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

zine hOuac aud expressed themselves a.
more than delighted with The work done,
and Il Was accepted. The new hose.cnrt
N looked for In fow days, and Paris can
rest assured now That she has got some
thing 10 night fire With.
Last night the ladies Of The First Pres
bytcrinn church gave a promenade con.
cert 8t the opera.house, The night being
very bad and dieagrceaplc, there was bu,
u small crowd compared with what
would have bect there bad II been other.
wise, but was enjoyed by those who did
attend. The supper was SIMPLY Immense
The chorus by the Bueker House Bachc'
lors, alias Dudes, was well done. The
total receipts, we learn, were about $40
or $50.
The fairgrounds was sold yesterday
under deed Of trust IN favor OF + ID.
Craig, y. s. Crook and others, IL was
bought by l.. NJ Rush for $4,000, aud Will
be used Tor the same purpose as before,
Mrs. Crunch and her daughter, Miss
Mamie, and aleo Capt. Sam Wrlght's 1T
tlo daughter lett for New Orleans ycster.
day evening,
Tie Paris Only News has quit taking
the Associated Press reports, aud drops
back 10 ~ cents por month. The News
Is an cntcrprlslng paper.
There Is somo talk oi plonking South
Main street which Is greatly needed, for
1t Is almost Impossible to get 20 the depot
with wagon The way the streets are
now.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
CLIBURHE.
4 Gfsanbhok Pnpor-Itook ana Lpdder
Company Organized Excursion Trains.
Bpeeial 70 tho OnLoLlo.

= GfHanbhok Pnper-Hook nnd Lpdder
Company Organized Ilxourslon Trnins.
Special to tho Gazette.
CLEDURSTi Tax, March 8--Thc green.
back newspaper, under the title OF tho
Tribune will be Published here for the
first time next Saturday. The paper will
be a govcn.column folio. and will be
under the editorial control OF Dr. Andrew
Young Of Clcburnc.
A hook aud ladder compan, was organ.
lied by The ir0 department last night
and the following officers Gle, cd Tracey
Dickson, i0rcmon 9. Il, irter, hrst
assistant, Robert Smith, second assist
ant, and about twenty-five members en-
rolled.
Mrs. II u higgins Of Morgan returned
home to-day.
An effort "a being made to get the rail
way company to run an excursion TO BAL
Las during the Moody and Sankcy meet
ings,
Mr. John Odoll, Texas express mcasen
ger on tlia B0rt Worth and Dallas "can.
non ball, IS confined with sickness AZ
hls tather's residence.
Mr. j.. II Wade, agent OF Singer Manu-.
featuring company, rs very H.
Mr. G, -. Redmond, former employee
OF o. G Compton s CO., leaves for San
jose, Cal, 10 morrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
GAINESVILLE.
strike News Eagorly Sought railroad
Proposals Blno Prospects,

strike news Eagerly Sought railroad
Proposals Bino Prospects.
Special TO the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEx, March o Deputy
Sheriff 4. NJ Tucker has Just returned
from II trip up near the Comnncho reser.
yntion and brings back favorable reports
OF the farming prospects In the Territory
lie states that many new farms are being
prepared aud the old ones enlarged, max
Ing an Increased acreage over any former
year. Many of tho farmers have already
planted their corn and, II 10 future m b..
falls them, the prospects arc favorable
for the largest crops ever raised In that
country,
For the past two weeks rnlroad
schemes have been devised aud talked of,
but as yet our people have taken no dc.
cided aci!en on the subject IL tx now
suggested that Gainesville follow the plan
by which Paris caught tho Frisco road,
and build n short road notlbward 10 catch
the Atehlson, Topeka 4 5 lnta Ee. This
II Is stated would be very acceptable
gift 10 that road and uuld secure IL.
Again Il Is lBtmatGd mat IL Is only a
question OF short time when tho Mls,
souri, Pacific will extend the lIno west
from this place Via Graham TO conncc.
ton with the Texas q Pacific. Important
railroad movements affecting the inter,
esta OF Gainesville viii doubtless be made
Ia tho next few months, and II be-.
ho0ycs our citizens 10 chow
little moro enterprise IN the matter
II seems probable that 4 We remain IN
active aud trust 10 natural advantages
some OF our pnterprlslng nclghbors win
divert Tho roads that have designated
Gainesville as nm entrance into Texas. II
Il believed that our citizens favor an of.
fort TO secure The Kansas road, regard.
less " oyefturCs made to other roads.
4 tract OF land was sold NJ the courls
house yesterday afternoon lay tho sheriff
under an attachment IN favor OF II. v.
Sponcc aud against Patrick Dun The
land was purchased Tor 5000, the highest
bid.
cue Nowol was arrested IN this city
by Deputy sheriff McMurfny on a charge
OF forgery committed Ia 1881. lie was
released on ball
More plpe Is being received for sewer.
age purposes In the city. The city en-.
glnecr rays the pipe already laid has done
excellent work during the present rain,
aud the streets have been Thoroughly
drained OF surface water.
The rain which began Monday after.
noon continues, A harder rain seems 10
DO The need now, as the streams are not
yet running
Tux GAferrK Is eagerly sought after,
especially by the laborng classes. 10 col
OIL news OF the strike.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
H. pAsO.
ursht Joy In ~ raao over the Discovery OF
Mountain of Coal.

GREAT Joy In ~ rRso over the Discovery OF
- Mountain Of Coal.
Special 10 the Gazottc,
H. PAso, Tx, March B.-Ihe grading
on the White oaks railroad goes stoadlly
forward.
Prof. lleman, mining expert from
White oaks, arrived IN tho city, and
from him We learn that an important dis.
coyory OF coal fields has Just been made
on tho line Of the road, which will hasten
It's completion, and have greatly TO do
with the matter OF rallroad construction
into that section. The mountain, whore
the coal Is found, III twelve miles south
Of White Oaks aud has been practically
Isolated A few shoopherdors have ocou
plod 10, and no one was permitted to in.
wade their privacy until n few days ago,
whom several prospeCtors located veins
OF an excellent quality OF somi-anthra.
cite coal on the mountain side, which,
on examination, IN found 20
crop ont Mt same height more
than hall way around the mountain, In.
dlcatlng that II Ia II solid bed Of coal In
The place party OF men left White
Oaks and located 5000 acres OF land on
the mountain, and kilograms have been
sont 10 prominent railroad men here aud
In New Mexico announcing the discovery.
This settles the question of coal supply
accessible 10 III Pas0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
wEATnERPORD.
District Court Trials sheriff baylor Beok
Personal.
gDcrlnl In Tho ttaxatta

Dlstfiri Dotrt Trtnis -hhofiH mayor Bhth -
Personal.
special 10 the Gazette.
WEATuEmoRD, TEX, March 2,-Thc
case Of the State vs., Dan Campbell,
charged with stealing ycarling, which
has been on trial In the district court all
day, was given 10 the jury late this
evening.
Tho case Of The State Va, Sam Mars,
charged with burglary Mt Balch, In this
county " yet for trial tomorrow
Sheriff W X Baylor returned this morn
Ing from Palo Pinto, where he has been at
tending court as mn attached witness In
the case where Bob Morrow IL charged of
the theft OF cattle The trial w0s trans.
fcrrcd 10 Woathoriord by change Of
venue.
Mr.. sam II, Millken loft this morning
for Dallas. lie Will 20 from there 10 So.
Louis, and will DO absent from this city
for ten days.
Mr.. ID. u. Gardner, stockman from
Dickens county, Tex, was IN the city to-
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

WORK on tho Paris \ Nor,hwsstern- The
SllHby Testsd--A HAN,
Special 10 tho 0nao,lo
PANS, Tx, March 81 Frank tit1hugh,
one OF the directory Of tho Marshall,
Paris & Northwestern hallway company,
yesterday evening took trip out 10 look
at the work going on on the road. lie
went out as Tar as sulphur, which Is the
county line. He says the road Is very
level aud ihnt there II but ono bridge 10
BE- built, and II WAS small one. There
II about ten miles graded now, leaving
about three and ono.half miles yot 90
grade in Lamar county, which Mr., Eta.
hugh says will be completed In two or
thrce weeks, and then they viii be ready
for the iloa aud rails The grading win
DO nniehcd IN this county before they 10
10 work beyond sulphur,
The new IRE engine n what d called
"Silhy'a No ~ The tasl was had al
$3.50 O'clock yesterday evening. II threw
one stleAm through iifly foot u hose, one
and a quarter Inch nozzle, no feet high
ard 2sG across The wind. Alter tie lest,
tbs department held meeting at the W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
KYLE.

stopped ny the Rains Peach TreeN nieom.
Inn New Newspaper.
special TO the Unretic
KYLE, Tsxa March b --Tho heavy
rains have completely put stop 70 ali
farming and nothing but mud prevails.
Peach vccs arc beginning 10 blossom,
but II Is feared they are little prema,
turo,
The Kyle Review, a new weekly, will
make u appearance next Saturday.
Stock ct all kinds are looking VOL
with a slight exception among Hhoep,
some Of which are yisibiy affected by tic
cold rains.
Corn planted Outing the recent warm
spell % beginning 70 shoot through the
ground
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
ABILENE.


Mnrdor onsoa On Hand more Isnin Cattle
Mates Downod IN the nitchua,
Special TO tho Gazette
AnuLENE, Tx, March E.--Tho March
term Of the district court win open Mon.
day, the stl. There are several murder
cases 20 be tried also thrco cases for
theft Of horses ON docket,
Rain fell all day yesterday, and the
farmers arc now rejoicing, as their future
prospect for good crop OF whoat, oats
and other small grain N very factoring
The streets were Hooded, aud The bitches
rosomblcd little arooks.
Mr., j, Il. Stevenson returned luat night
from Hood county, whore Ito has been
purchasing beef cattle for the market at
this place. Tho cattle were the finest
over shipped to Abilene Tor market pur.
poses.
MIR, j. V. Cunningham, our efficient
sheriff, returned 20 Abilene yesterday
IRON falo Pinto county, whore he has
been TO deliver attached witnesses.
MIR Nell shelby, an extensive dealer
In cattle and horses, residing near Eagle
Cove, shipped several car loads Of cattle
from Abilene to-day 70 his ranch In New
Mexico,
Mr. j 4, Iiausor, Of the firm Of Hughes,
Red Co., loft last night for Hot
springs TO SEQ his wlfo and accompany
her to their home ~ Abilene.
Several partlcsson horseback rode into
tho ditches dug by the wator.works rom.
pany Tor pipc'sinking aud nlled with
loose Dirt which was sottened by the
rain, yesterday, and we're thrown from
their horses, but no serious damage was
done more than the damaging Of clothes
by the mud
Col William Ellis VI Eagle Cove was In
town Yesterday and reports cattle TO be IN
2 hue condition, and also that farming Ia
nus ecetlon Of country IL progressing
RAPIDLY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

sugar molaassn, Coffee ana iticc Quota
tioDs,
special TO tho Gazette,
Ngw ORLEANS, la, March g. Sugar
quot
Molassos steady, on white 0 5-iGcj
choice yellow Bic, on yellow bic 10 BIC
Bofncry sugars stcady; cut loaf il-iG
10 SIC powdered " 10 6 il-lGc standard
granulatcd "a 10 &c; conloctIoncr's a
Glc standard A "a TO q B-lGc
Coffee steady,
Rice unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
DR.. o. w. Delbrldoe Of Atlanta, ca.
writes OF Gulnn's Plonsnr:

euinn's Pioneer blood Remover haa boer
nsrd Tor years with unprecedented Fuuross
harm. IL Improves the appetite, diecstiob Al 4
blood making. stimulating, inVigDtntine ma
lpnlnK ~ NJ the functions and tlaauns 81 ths
newer and health fontofur N'NNN ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

Hepaio2onC In doses OF one aud two
tablespoonsill, repeated II necessary
every three hours iakcliln NOT less than
q goblet u Nat0r, viii euro any case OF
constipation, indigestion, headache,
swiInming 10 The head, dMrrhea or nux.
u . guaranteed 70 give sAtlpiaotion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
BONlIAM.
Tremrs Arrested Iscv. Mr.. Hendruh'r Re
vival Services.

vival Services.
Special to the Gazette.
BoNuAM, Tx, March S.--Last night
tho police force pulled four lramps from a
cotton pen et Whitaker s Galloway
lumboryard and ilyu more from near the
depot, ON the first four tho police found
i've cents. Thoy arc now In fail This
II no paradise for tramps,
Rev. lIondrlcks' meeting at tho Baptist
church has closed. During the meeting
twenty-five persons made profession and
the Interest was very great al through.
MIR, Hendricks Is a powerful and forciblo
speaker, and all regret 60 see his iabors
cease here, lie and Mr., Vaughn, the 70.
callsti left this evening for Dallas.
our, roads are almost impossible onao.
count OF The heavy rains
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
TVERS u POND UPRTCHT. STYLE ].

The upright oaly advanced In public favor what was
regarded by many but few
established fact and the upright
plano OF to day and tho future The first upright pianos
foreign importation and owing their
regarded desirable while their musical
tho required standard Tho attention Of American
quickly turned 10 rcmodying the defects improving excel
ncc OF the foreign pianos and IN this ondenvor
pre- cnincnly successful m tho lyors \ Fond Go,
Avoiding the her more nnN ous
competitors c they have producing upght pos
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

The most fashionable aud popuiar
shades Of ladies' undpssod Md gloves an.
rect from the Importers Al lie n q
Evans Co.'s. Tho ladies' attention h
called 70 tais fact iog their kind inspec
don. r'eN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
UNITED STATES CoNvICrs.

Twenty Three Con,iots DO 20 tho House OF
Correction AT Dctroit.
special 10 tho Gazette.
fonr SMirn, AIR, March g.
Twenty'throo convicts left here to-day In
charge Of the marshal destined for tho
house OF correction ~ Detroit, Mich.
Their terms range from one to ave years
aud all Of them were convicted during the
month OF February.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

u you suiior from looscnues OF The
bowels Angostura Dlttcrs will surely cure
you. Beware W eountorteiis and ask
your grocer or druggist Tor the genuine
article, prepared by Or, j. q, IL. Sicgert
& sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

Having added another delivery wagon
10 our service We can promise our pat
rons p!ompt deliveries from this date.
TuE FoRr Worm GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
Mr.. W, :. Jones, Macon, Saws

NY wife has rnyninoa hot htrength nnd Il,
Wrhsud ten pounds IN weight. "A oruaommenn
"n'nh's ploneor az Tue best ionic
N, n, JONES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

rho Fort Worth Grocer company Ia
still headquarters Tor cheap groceries
Try thom and be convinced for your.
selves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

Sore joints and muscles aro cured by
ST. Jacobs on, the great conqueror Of
pain
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
Gulnn'a Ploneer Blood RnnnwAr

ourea ail blood and skin dlacates. rheamA,ism
eefotnlh. old eores. 4 pert q spTinR medicine,
feroiptoi price small botucs 81 %. LARGE bot
kssay on nlo0d and skin p,scsaes m.,i.d
Tree MACON MEDICINE COMPANY
Macon IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

Rose toilet soap, 6c a cake, the cheapest
and best soap IN the market. For sale by
the Fort Worth Grocer company
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

Go TO The w a Huffman Implement
company aud buy your Alfalfa seed fresh
from California,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

Chase s hanborn'a roasted coifcos are
slill leading all other brands Tor richness
ol flavor bOr sale by the Fort Worth
Grocer company, sole agents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

The Finest Kasors Ia ths world
AZ Anderaon's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

Examine the prico.lst OF the Fort
Worth Grocer company In the columns OF
this Issue. They are retailing groceries
aud provisions NJ Wholesale prices,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

Sosslns ton large dcgrcc tho desirable feature, !, NJ
S0S"o u"%,"1lo caryns power combined with s ~ '
the middle sympathetic and mellow and tho unns IVY ~
ellyery The action much resembles tho grand 4, ~
pnclty This cut In nm exact on g =
mira octaVos oyerstrng scale, three unaon .hroaso
wound slrns' Tho case is double yenccred MA ~,
venccrt rosewood hnah fret work panels ,o,s ~, W.
pedal guard Onel price, $4,000 MAX EisER a N
YcIs Ionu co and Ills guarantee M W., ~
MOTIF Every subscflber 10 ihe snndn =, hh msi
year has chnncb In tho drawing sept l. i AZ us,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

Five hundred empty boxes for sale 10y
tlle Fort Worth Grocer company
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
Mr.. A. n, Hramblett, Hardware Merchant.
OF FOrsYih, Ga, MrIioa;

" Aosgu likn charm on my general health
% ngidar u iinu ionic, wrah moro iban i
nave Tor ~ tepfa. Repeatedly,
A. u. hRAMBLETr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
j. FL BROWN
Fort worth,
a SUPERB
FLESH PRODUCER
And Tonic.
Hear the Witnesses
10 TO 30 POUNDS
A Man OF Sixty.Eioht Wlntera
A Man Of sIxty.EI0ht Winters.

am OK years of age and regard Guinns m.
pnenr hno tonic for tho feeble. by Us tiao nav
cfohpod ten pounds, a. v, q, UAMPHEIL.
Macon, Ca, Feb. ~, 1850. Cotton gin maker,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
A CrIppled oonfodornln Saw.

only weighed igs pounds when commence
Hulnn,t Fluneer, and now weigh liT pounds
pghlu hardly walk with stick 10 Aupport mo
Rh1 can now WAX long dista eos without hcip.
us dement, 10 me N beyond calculation
y, Rufus IlUsrlCk. Cotton Buyer.
Macon, On.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

Z, NoIt Every Fubacriberto the SUNDAY or Weel1V ti
ufa"lhS' sepiembef lbot. see premium Nal,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
WALTER A. WOOD ENCLOSEDGEAR l0|I|

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-11-25
The Language Of Monkeys.

In the way of language, monkeys man.
ifest their passions, emotions, desires and
fears by cries and gestures, emphasized
by significant accents, which vsry with
the species. Monkeys and children, to.
eether with savages and uneducated
people of civilized nations, manifest an
inclination to mimic the gestures and
motions of all persons whom they see.
We think that this trait is especially
prominent in monkeys, but thousands of
instances might be cited to show that
mankind, old and young, shares it with
them. The attitude aud the sagacity OF
monkeys are 80 human that some savageS
believe that it is out of maliciousness
that they do no. talk. In fact, monkey
might pass Tor dumb man, because he
does not articulate the consonants clearly,
as we do; but not all men have this pow.
er of articulation in an equal degree.
We have stammerers by birth and by
habit. Some savage tribes have scanty
alphabet complicated by clicks and nasal
and cultural sounds that cannot be mag
ined till they are heard. All monkeys
have voices, and many of them have very
strong ones. Excepting the solitary and
taciturn ourangoutang, the species which
live in troops are cbatterers and keep up
a great hubbub. The principal tones of
their noisy and rapid language, with the
frequent fepetitions Of the same sounds,
may also be found in the languages OF
the most savage people. They are, for
the most part, complex, cultural, harsh
articulations, with few variations. But
the alphabets of some of the African and
Melanesian nations are not much richer.
In both it is generally the labials which
are wanting. Laughter is not wholly pc
culiar to men, for some monkeys have
noisy and expansive laugh analogous to
ours. Cook has stated that natives OF the
New Hebrides express their joy by a kind
of cultural whistle, analogous to the
ierky, rattling laugh of some monkeys.
Monkeys are also capable of showing sor'
row and weeping; and it is possible to
follow on their faces the equivalents OF
the physiognomical changes which in
man answer to the expression of his varl-
GUS emotions. Among these are the
drawing back of the corners of the mouth
and the contraction of the lower eyelid,
which constitute the monkeys smile, and
the depression of the eyebrow and FORE
head in anger.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-11-25

Tommy" said a mother 10 her
seven.year-old boy, "you must no. inter
rupt me when am talking with ladies.
You must wait till we stop, aud then
you can talk" "But you never stop" }"
retorted the boy.
The ages of spring chickens and
woman arc The most doubtful subjects on
his little earth.