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THE great pool match between \
SOothe the Invalid.

A few drops of Sozodont mixed with
water, and placed in the mouth of the in
valid, viii refresh him. 1t aromatizes what
else would be dry and uncomfortable, and
gives infinite pleasure, and incites appetite.
No nurse should neglect Sozodont.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-29
DENVER ENTHUSIASTIC
Over the Gilmore Concert-Standing Room
was at a Premium-A Great Success.

DENVER, Oct. 2S-The opening performance
Of Gilmore's concert tonight at the new Metro
politan theatre proved the most successful affair
OF the kind ever held in this city. The enormous
building was packed to the utmost even stand
ing room was at q premium. The enthusiasm of
Gilmore on several occasions was compelled to
to respond three or four times before he could
continue the programme. The participation OF
local chorus OF $50 voices proved an additional
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Results Of q Kansas Boom.

ABrL1SE, Kas., Oct 2S.-The Abiline
bank suspended this morning. Liabilities,
100000 claimed assets, S6O0,0O0. Depre-
citation which followed the boom Of 1884
steadily dragged the bank down. Bust
ness is practically paralYzed.
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Why Mr. Blaine Declined to be a Candidate.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-The WOrld's
Florence, Italy correspondent gives state
ments by the physicians who attended Mr..
Blaine in 1883, to the effect that he was
partially paralyzed, and suffering with
paralysis and melancholia, and FOR these
reasons wrote the letter declining to be
candidate for presidency
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Llghthouse wrecked by Earthuuake.

LONDON. Oct. 2S. -Mtylens lighthouse
was wrecked by earthquake yesterday.
Slight damage was done in Constantinople.
The shocks in Italy caused serious damage
and some loss of life at GalpOii
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The Cnlnmhinn Irnn Marks Cnntract

BALTIMORE, Oct 2S.-W. T. Master,
president of the Columbian Iron works, the
lowest bidder for two of the 2000-ton cruis-
ers, says Secretary Tracy assured him his
company would receive the contract for
both vessels. He told him to return home
and prepare for the work,
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Worlds Championship Games.

BROOKLYN, Oct. 2S.-In the eighth
worlds championship game.
New York l6, Crane, Ewing; Brooklyn Z,
Terry and Foutz, Visner. Umpires, Gaffney
and Lynch
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Sulliran,s Friend Kelly Held.

BosroN, Oct. 2S.-Thomas j. Kelly, the
friend of John L. Sullivan, who Saturday
cut the throat of Thomas Keefe. alias
Shea, waived examination to-day. He was
leld in 81, 900 bonds. Keefe is dying.
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and all kinds of material for fancy work,
go to the Mikado, No. "A East, First South.
Patterns all new, also a full line of
Japanese novelties Open until 9 80 o'clock
every night. MAURICE STIEFEL, Prop.
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Sensible WARMING from Catholic Priests.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct. 2S.-The spread
of diphthera and scarlet fever is so alarm
ing that in all the Catholic churches prize: Is
yesterday told the people not to visit eacu
other more than necessary.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Henry Hormitz,
the diamond broker, suicided by shooting
this afternoon.
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whereabouts the Aslatic Squadron.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Rear Admiral Bel
KNAPP, OF the Asiatic station, on October re-
ports as follows: The Omaha is at Nagaziki and
would sail about October { Tor Uhumfoo Chcfoo
and Tangchow. The Palos was 1T Nagaza the
Marion ut Chemulpo and the Monacacy ut
YolyohaTna
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Lieutenant Ballard Humphrey Drops Dead.

OMAHA, Oct. 2S-First Lieutenant Bal
lard Humphrey, of the Ninth cavalry,
United States army, dropped dead IN thi.
city to-day of apoplexy. He has been in
the service since 1856
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Charles Macintosh & Co., London,
England, have given the exclusive agency
to Goldsmith s. Co., clothiers, of their cele-
brated Macintosh rubber overcoats, now
on sale at their mammoth establishment. =
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Indre Cooley Imnrnuinr

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-A letter has been re
ceived from Chairman Cooley, of the interstate
commission, from Ann Arbor, Mich saying he
is steadily recovering and expects to soon return
fyH r,ryr
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LONDON, Oct. 2S.-Lord Wolselcy has
accepted an invitation to be present at the
unwilling of the statue of General Lee at
Richmond, Virginia.
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THE RAGE.

Drink the unsteamed Pabst Milwaukee
beer in patent stopper bottles. w. H. Hof-
heimer, manager. Pabst agency, 225 Main
street.
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HAVE You SEEN

The Milwaukee beer unsteamed put up
with patent stopper bottles! Order case
sent home. Pabst Bottliug works, 22J
Main street.
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Especial to THE HEEALD-Examiner Dispatch.l
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2S.-The following let
Ter was received yesterday morning by
Matthew O'Doherty from Henry N. Stol-
tenberg, private secretary to Alexander
Sullivan, Chicago, and is given for publica-
tim.
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WALL PAPER

And ingrains, decorations, magnificent
line at Dinwoodey's
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Save your money by purchasing three
ply carpets at H. Dinwoodey's.
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CHE DAILY TIMES-SUNDAY. MARCH 10, 1885,

soldiers and tho impressive throrS Of
human beings densely packed together on
the plaza III front of the Capitol. Ono
company seemed 10 interest him greatly.
He eyed it Tor some moments and then
called the attention Of the man who
stood next TO him to IT, When Garfield
began to read his inaugural, Harrison
sat down in tho chair. but il was not
possible 90 bear Garfield distinctly where
he sat, ami so he. after awhile, gave up
the attempt and yielded to his interest
in tho military.
In the seat in front Of him sat a hand.
SONY gentleman with head uncovered.
although tho air was frosty. the model
Of docorIm and a magnificent example
of whata American gentleman NAV be-
lie was Gen. Arthur, just become vico
president. His chair was in a direct line
behind Garfield. only Chief Justice
Waite sitting between him and the pres.
idcnf. and ilarri-on's chair was next be-
hind his. And in this chance disposition
1T that Time secmed indicated the line Of
success ion to the presidency.
When the inauguration ceremonies
were over and Garfield had gone. a lit
Gle man stood further up the poriico
watching the evolntions Of the troops a.
they marched away. lie was Cen Ben
Harrison, and am hour later saw him
on the avenue again watching the mill.
tary. L. JAY EDWARDS.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, sc.
OWENS { MINOR
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST..
OPPOSITE PosTOFFIcE.

Keeps large and we'll selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COsME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. DALMs and all kinds
OF beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIRBRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well rs Ladies
and Gentlemen's travelling sets.
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS both az
Wholesale and retail. Weare agents forthe now
justly celebrated Dyspepsia cure CHASECITY
LITHIA WATER. which we deliver In any
part Of the city for % cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection will do
well 10 drink this water freely.
We make speciality Of fitting TKusSES
and keep a full stock always on hand. also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTCHRS. all
kinds and prices.
We have all tho leading brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO, and keep nice line Of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trial Re
member 10 try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Ply sicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists and none but the
PUREST MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 10 call and get Color Cara and prizes
or WadeswOrth's silica Paint which Is better
and cheaper than Lead and OF.
Please remember that Tor everything usually
round IN a iirst-ciass wholesale and retail drug
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DR. Morsl Mckenzie, lon recent troatiss
GA hay fever, notes certain important recu
HaIities ODD the distribution Of this singular
complaint Uiih reference 60 the races sos Eg
ropaans us wen as 20 tho grades of society
among those peoples j, appears from ths
facts he sets forth that the complaint is rare
on the continent az Europe. rather frequent
in England, and very prevalent in North
America lie states, however, that about Q.
por cent. OF those who suffer from il bclona
10 what W- may term the upper classes OF So
lietv, the agricultural and other lab0ror.
being rarely affected hv the disease Men
are more liable TO IL than women ia tho
proportion Of three 90 one Dr. Mckenzie
like most of the other recent writers on tho
subject holds 10 the doctrine that ttc disease
is induced by particle OF pollen or other bit.
0f vegetable matter which rritafe the aii
passages This makes the distr. button ol th,
disease still more singular, as such uTitanf'
are OF course. as common in continental Eu
rope as In England and probably as common
as 10 the United States. Those in immediate
contact With the fields should apparently suf
FER more from the maAdy than those who by
their habits Of life are less exposed % tho IN
ducnce of tho country.
The occurrence or this poculiir malaiy ia
the upper classes seems 70 point TO the con
clusion that the conditions Of life common E,
such people are calculated 10 breed n peculiar
habit Of body More than any other fact
this appears 20 show that our civilization j.
separating the diverse classes OF men from
each other not only IN qualities Of menta
culture but la physical Characteristics q.
wolL-Bosi0n Herald
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rln-ed iii lie Died.

PERHAPS Jean Baptist Pocquelin de Moliere
NAV fairly be considered one q the greatest
purely comic writers OF modern times. Tho
son Of valet, he was born in lG2O, and hia
genius pressed through oil the tramnels and
difficulties Of his situation % education and
the exercise Of that dramatic art in which hs
was 70 achieve fame. His last work was tho
Imaginary Malady,' which was put on the
boards when tho poor author was dying Of
chest complaint, accompanied by splitting OK
blood. On tho third night Of the repre-
seutation he was adviseh not to play; but he
resolved 10 mako the effort, and it cost him
lis life. 10 was carried home from the thea
tro 10 die, and there soon breathed his last,
choked with "A cush IL blood IN the arms OF
two strange priests who happened to lodge IN
the same house. ile died Feb Il, 1913. 1t
was only with tho greatest difficulty that tho
ecclesiastical authorities could DO persuaded
TO accord 10 enc Ok tao greatest OF French
noets The rites Of Christian burial -Philadel'
ph.a Tins.
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sucees.rnI nanana ycnder..

You would scarcely credit the statement
that many OF the frugal men who follow the
humble calling Of street vendors Of bananas
eventually become well-to-do, but such is the
fact, nevertheless. There are shntless fellows
who scarcely exc out an existence and many
Of them, but they do not represent the ba-
mana wonders Us class. Il is a slow way 10
accumulate wealth, but perseverance brings
the same reward rs in other humble callings
There hre days when sc DO not dispose OF q
dollars worth Of fruit, and others when we
sell several truck loads No matter how lit
tie is earned, the frugal yendcr, bent upon
lettering his condition, lays something aside,
and after a few years you viii find him con-
Quoting modest fruit stand OF candy store
and as the years roll around he gradually
accumulates until be acquires, II not IL COM
petence, enough to keep the wolf from the
door in old ase. Many OF the leading retail
and q few OF tho wholesale frut dealers Of tho
country were once humble banana vcndcrs.-
One Of Them in Globe-Democrat.
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HIS FATHERS HEIR.

4 was not that he was n centA-
genius nowadays Is rafei
500 was he surprisingly funny
ln the way he parted DIS hair.
But the worli stood up on ii5 upioe
pocmlng lis privilege 90 stare.
Aou sfe. lis dai diel and lcf, money,
Aud this ad was Dis father heir
n q new church seemed 10 he needed,
Ilr corner stone bee had 10 iay;
When charity tables were furnished
Tine lymphs always knew who would pay.
Cf course they laughed inihcir sleeves. youkuov
II 90 there were any sleeves there,
Bot did low ohei- auce before hinl,
That satisfied bis fathers heir
When Tie papers spread fulsomc tafy
over their wiie columns galore,
They printed ls name iu capitals
And mentioned shat every one wore
Twas recherche" "C1me % rth eclt,'
Twas o most brilliant affair"
Ofclurse taey al knew THAI Gas nonsense,
But was he IBIS father hciri
This world Is most queer in its dealirg5
I'm citizen. admit
ADD perhaps litis bit tilcturel
With what see funny in 10.
But, soberIy thinking and SPEAKING,
Is pretty false smiles 10 wear.
And play mandarin o. u.uny
Just because he ha fathers hoir2
william Lyle iu New Yorl, NcfTs
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Mer OnInIon Of Him.

The course Of true love docs not run
smooth. it appears, even IN the halcyou sen
son Of ST. Valentine Here is q little Incl
dent IN point--and it is a true story. \ few
years ago q young business man residing in d
busting little Minnesota city within seventy
five miles Of st. Paul was counting q v0une
lady here in town On Feb n he purchased
a very pretty valentine, upon which wcrt
lines Of poetry Of tie most passionate love
and devotion The young man. instead OF
mailing Il from his home, gave 1t 10 q friend
who was coming down TO ST. Paul 20 mai
here in the city OF course the lads. when
She received IT, supposed that some plcmmp
tuous ST. Paul swain had taken il into h..
head TO seek the good offices Of ST. Valentino
10 make love 10 her In the next letter the
young bushes man up ia the country re-
ceivod from her he read the following words
"SOme soft fool hero in town sent ne Tie sill
lest valentine you ever saw. The poetry il
contained was enough to make one sick. Il
viii be am unfortunate thing for the youna
man who sent 1t IL the fool killer come.
around next summer. lie has married thl
lady since then, but sho has never found ou'
that Ii was he who sent tie valentino SIX
Will, therefore, be enlightened when she
reads this st Paul Pioneer Press.
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFiCE.
WHAT AN OLD NAN, ~ YEARS or AGE,
II \ : Il Q SAY
COSCERNTSg TUE
Chase City Mineral Water
FoRKLAND, NoTTAwAY COUNTY, Va. ;

FORKLAND. NOTTAwAY COUNTY. Va.
., August l3, 1850.
W. " +. Hqrdy, Ckasf Cifg. ia:
eir.-For many years ! suffered very much
nom dyspepsia. with its complications. such
as nervousness. neuralgia. Indigestion. cOu-il-
patton, liver affection. etc, until became ell
most confirmed invalid. During the time
was treated by intelligent physicians. who pre-
scrlbcd various remedies. | used both lithia
and other mineral waters. also Dr. Warner s.
Celebrated Liver and Kidney Cure. all 10 but
little advantage.
Hearing OF your ncwly-dlscovered Chase
City Mineral Water" sent tor and obtained
case of II. IL lasted me about three weeks
during which time | improved so much a. to
bo able 10 leave home. which bad not been
able 10 DO Tor months previous. | then went Co
tnase City and continued the use o. the water,
fresh from the well. tor four weeks. which
gave me more real benefit than all the other
remedies combined. My nerves were soon
qneted. could sleep well all nizht. my gloomy
fears SIM tOrebOdings vanished, my mind be-
came bright and cheerful | could enjoy the
company OF my friends (Which before avoid
I'd, nay appetite decreased. my digestion
greatly improved (sO that could cat almost
any kind OF food with npunity). the constipa
giOn was relieved, and the sidney affection
greatly benefited all of when | attribute 60
the Use OF your mineral water
| must say, In conclusion, that consider the
discovery Of this water Z bissstH, 10 afflicted
As8soNify. Away with your drugs and uos
trums. Go to natures fountain OF health
Drink OF its healing water. Go 0fMA, and be
made whole J. g. POWELL.
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sehnelrirI.. Tnltaph.

Though ] cannot give you Che follow.
iug cpiiaph as existing in the marble
on on the wood IN any church or church.
yard think it Is worth pre-ervin-, for
it has some not tmimportant teaching H.
it. The lines woro given % ne as being
funny or comic, but it seemed to me
that the pathos in them was infinitely
greater Cham the fan. They were writ
ten, as ] was assured, ty a girl who.
long ovcrwoll,ci In school and work
shop, was lying on her deathbed, and
knew that her end was at hand:
OH weop not for me. f-cali Ger nn a-coiny
Wlei, there % neither be reading nos writing no
sewing
So worp uot for me- for though ue must sever
la Eo.rg o. DO nothing forever and eyer
Can we wonder that such was the pooi
girls ideal OF heavont IT. Adolphus
Troll0pe in Good Words.
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A Rrniher,s Son.

IL was Bilkins' wedding day, and he was
teasing lis hid broiber-in-law.
"Well. Johnnie no said, solemnly, I'm
going to take your sister away of and have
her al 70 myself, where you won't see her
any more"
"Nol Really, arc your said tho lid, Curl
ously.
"Yss, am. What do you think OF ltf'
"Nothin'. guess can stand 1t II you
e~n W. aShingto Crukl -
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Pullman Uuuct ParlOr car except
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THEN BUT AN oNLooKsR.
Gen. Harrison at the Inauguration Of
President Garfield.

NEW YORK, March 7.-On the morn
inc Of that clustering March day In 1881,
when Gen Garfield was iaugurated
president, WAS chatting in the lobby Of
the Riggs house with an old Washing
tonian. an ex-member Of congress, and
a man OF very wide acquaintance and Of
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-10

DIClMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC AiIROAD.-schedule
commencing FEBRUARY q h. lsse eastern
standard times
~ sn. leaves Byrd sfieetsrstiOn daily; stops
only al Ashland Junction. Milford,
and fredericksburg. Sleeper "a
Washington and Now York.
! w am. leaves Byrd siftct sfatiHu daily. er-
copt sunday. sleeper 10 Washington.
.. m. leaves byrd rtittt stAtlOE uslIy
sleeper tO New York.
5 ~ am. arrives at Byrd rect station daily
Sleeper from New lOrS.
- pm. arrives at Byrd-sffpet station daily,
stOps M Frederick bury. Milford and
Junction. sleeper from Washington
an New York
lij pm. arriyce AZ byrl-street station daily.
except sunday. sleeper from Wash
lngtOu.
The New iorA aud FIR IA special. consist
ing OF Ncstibule pullman c1fs. leaves Byrd
street station W cin an on IutsdiA.. Thurs
days. and saturdays. ana arrives ssi3 pm. Ou
Nuniayr, uuncsials s. anu Fridays. Tins
train makts no local stops. ini eNtia fare IA
charged. First Befth-bouna TAIN ieasss
Thursday, luth Instant
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what ye readin' il tho newspaper, Uncle
Poke"
IBIS hcah artlslo bout dat man wal.n' o.
do cciln'n
Turn tho paper round AZ Let Ire sect
Why, you've cot 10 upside down Harper.
MaakiY
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"fhlt printing pc made decided iai'
preston Oh me. said o.lc newspaper 10 an
s,her rs 1t was being follei UP Is the news
s5y. Philadelphia Press.
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Gentleman in Yoikyi.le restauranp-Give
me glass Of milk, waiter
Waiter-Ycs, sir going to the back door,
Jimmie, kctch dc goat-Sew York sun.
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example. I'm the cases Of Mrs Hayes end
Mrs Garfield Tho one addressed her
husband. even IN the presence Of guests
as Rutherford. and Mira Garfield habit
uallg spoke % her husband as James
Mrs. Grant was frequently heard to adj
dress the general as Olysscs and some.
times "a "Ulys..' but all thrco ladies
whilo speaking 90 thoir husbands in this
and other familiar WAYS, invariably
spoke of them az "thc president
g..
Persons living far from Washington
cannot understand tho seriousness with
which matters of form and etiquette are
considered here. They think those con.
vcntionaliIes which 40 hodge tho king
about are useless and ridiculous Yet IL
tey win reflect % moment thcy will sec
thatall these restrictions upon tho prosi
jcnts personal ane social movements.
those forms of speech and address, are
wholesome and necessary. There con
br uo s1rorai u. elective or hereditary
without a court, and there can bc DO
court without order SO the very be
r''''i'''- '' 'i' ri'''"D ""
"oh" were gone over 19' over. '' -
''u'''i'' ''''7 ago '''''''.7'''. 80 "'
lin 'i more ,'i''i ~ o' ',,'''' '''''''
uopreccdonts. and Che people were nm
accustomed 10 social convcnIonalitios
beyond those Of the most simple charac
ter.
~. .,.-,....i IN bo,rs -,
'"' "'l ~ ",'"' Dio'''''' '''''' NV. 49,, 80
if' "' ". "''l'''''' ','' ',," ~
"aHii'-'. ''" r'..'i.''''' va '''
from Wtns eyes. " "''i'i'-'o" le', '''
ne"i OF "fd.i. ahi '''osh ho was "''o IS
man. I'' '''e'i'''i-''' ''' N'' ','oI''''
Ni'h'-' ,'''''' mo was s'i''y per
pi0A'i '5 l"o I' 'ol'Nl W l"."'''s
.'N'' '"' SAWS '''" 'e-v'- ''''' ''' e.t
.H 'i''r N''e"',.t 'e o,''(' '.' ''', '.'.''