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capable of loving the artist, vet three
numbers more are TO follow in which
one Of two thing, may develop"
And they are?"
Gladys may adopt now views O,
the artist may improve NJ on acn,iaint
ancc, and awaken feelings and senti.
ments of which She has now no lnowI.
edge"
Spare Your elo,luenco! You arc
not addressing Jury"
No, I'm arguing with the Judge,
and very fair one. must admit"
III wager anything that she will
marry the artist"
Done! What shall be the penalty ?"
Il will make my demand when the
novel is completed"
Agreed! will do the same"
"But You wont win"
That remains to be seen. Three
weeks from to-day | will call with the
very last number, which, with your
kind permission, I will read to you.
Until then, adicu."
At the appointed time the young
lawyer appeared with the periodical in
his hand
He found Viola seated on the same
rustic bench, awaiting his arrival.
What OF our fair heroine?" he
asked, when he had returned her salu-
ta,lon and taken her profiered hand
Has she shown any disposition to
accept the artist?" was her smiling
contemplation.
I'm sorry TO say that she has not,
but Ill the three chapters which remain
she may rclcnt. How about the artist 2"
10 confess the truth, I rather like
him. He reminds me of some one I
have known, just who, can't recall. If
GLADYS were other than the strong
| Wliled, sensible girl she is, | would not
icei so confident rs | do of winning the
wager. Bat let Us proceed. L trust
you have not read it by Yourself"
Il bought GAe very first copy saw
exposed for sale while on my way here.
See, its pages are uncut"
| Without further delay, the young
man began his task
He read effectively, feelingly, and
threw into the mpassionatc pleadings
OF the artist an earnestness that seemed
to make them his own.
AS for Viola, she sat like one On.
! tranccd, and when, in the novel, tears
glistcncd in the eyes of the fnir heroine,
they were duplicated in her own.
At length the very last paragraph
was reached, and triumph mingled
with hope in the voice Of Gean Arnott
rs he read it.
" L am yours, murmured Gladys. 4
am cured of coluctry forever. l have
learned at last that love is the secret
of happiness. :"
AS the tones of the readers voice
died away, something which sounded
much like sob blended with them.
You have won the wager" said
Viola. "What shall the penalty be?"
THAT you repeat the confession o.
orr heroine"
"Be it so" murmurcd Viola. "Imad,
her my ideal and must share in her de
feat. But tell me, Gean. how came
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
UNDER THE WILLOWa
by ALINE PRIMROSE.

Down by tho dear old meadow stream.
Whero wo played together under tho willow
trees,
Grow sweet wild flowers OF every hue.
scntly breathing rich perfume on tho wandering
brccze.
We thought no place bright and gay
As that familiar spot, where sunbcams could
not peep,
And lazy BUTTERFLIES rcclincd
On luxuriant beds OF white clovor-fast asleep.
Tho knocking birds from lcafy realms.
TITLED sweetest melodies from their silver ell
throats.
While wc sat ON the messy bank
Sending across the crytnl stream gay uttle boats.
Under tho pHlc green willow trocs.
Where VIC wore free rs tho birds, and plea surcs
rife.
You gave to me the promise ;ruo
That in years TO come you would be my bonnie
wife.
All. those were bnlmy, halcyOn dnys.
When We played together by Inc rippl;ng stream,
Dreaming the happy hours nWny
listening TO the soft quiycrins notes OF loves
young dream.
DURHAM, y. G.
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4 Balloon Suggestion.

Suggestions for features of interest
for the great fair are in order. Many
people seem to think tall tower in
dispcnsablc, simply because Paris has
one. That is nonsense. Such tower
here would be a mere plagiarism, I'M
worthy the inventive genius of the
Yankee nation. The purpose of the
tower, at best, is to furnish vantage
ground from which to view the magnif-
lcent scenery surrounding it, We have,
unqucstionably, right here infinitely
more enhancing views than Paris can
boast. and If we can make them avail
able, without subiccting ourselves to
the imputation OF initiating the ideas of
others, it would be grand scheme!
NJ suggestion is that we construct
mammoth balloon-one of unprecc-
dentcd size and lifting power. In place
OF 4 car let platform, say twenty feet
square, he suspended under this bal
loon, and the whole elevated say two
thousand feet, to be held stationary at
that point by guys of wire rope divcre-
ing from the four corners of the plat
form to suitable anchorages at wide
distances apart on the ground. This
arrangement would not merely hold
the balloon captive, but steady in po-
sition. would have a tube run from
a gas reservoir on the ground up to the
balloon to keep it constantly filled, so
that its sustaining power may not be
lost. Then have one or two additional
balloons of ordinary size, fitted with
the usual car. and guided by n taut
rope, to ply as conveyances for pas
ssengers to and from the stationary bal
loon in mid-air. This would be a novel
and attractive arrangement. 1t would
not merely eclipse the Eiffel tower in
elevation, but the curiosity of mankind
in general to test aerial navigation
would insure a measure of patronage
that would yield handsome return on
the investment. The Metrop0ls.
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dreamy figure tells no story. and none is
required. Its beauty is its reason for be-
ing. Live folks sometimes have poorer
EXCUSES Tor eNstencc.
1t Is easy to make oven Il commonplace
ligurc pretty. when ono can use an album
dance OF draperies to conceal AMI acccsso-
RES 10 distract tho attention. Ii is easy,
TOO, to mako Il figure graceful. In relief or
painting from the one chosen p lint Of Wow
tut 10 take Il nude figure. with hut narrow
mass OF drapcry falling in Il few almost pnr-
allel lines. and TO make OF this graceful
composition from score OF different views
Is problem that has proven too much for
an "acadcmy" or model "morccnux" TO per-
fection.
wish that all sweeping obiectors to nude
art could be brought into tho dazzling
p!GScncO of this divinitr-nn lnlt thnrn
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
There Are Two Ways TO Propose.

Here are two styles of proposing.
This one is the kind you read about,
but the other is the one most popular
III the realm of fact: My angel, have
long waited for this opportunity. You
must have detected ere now the growth
OF my love for you. From the day |
first met yoa that love took root. and
tonight it is strong and sturdy, nm
waycring, undying. Your sweet smiles
have lighted up my life. your every
word has been to me note OF exquisite
music, thrilling, enthralling me. You
have filled place in my heart, in my
affections, that no one before has ever
occupied: My lifelong happiness de-
ponds solely upon the answer you give
me. Say YOU will be mine to love,
caress, cherish, idolize through time
and eternity, and make me of all men
most cnvied. But if you ref-Oh
cannot! L cannot! The thought is
madness. You will be my wife !? sec
the answer of your heart mirrored in
your lustrous eyes; you know I love
you as no other man ever has loved
you, or ever can love You, darling. I
know you will not thrust me off,"
The angel assumes stereotyped
really-this is-sosudden expression, and
assures Mr.. Wordie she would derive
great pleasure from being his sister.
Here is the other way:
"Maude, I've been thinking seriously
lately"
Really, Fred. yop ought to be more
judicious than to do anything so rash
as that"
yes, 1 know it is heavy tax on my
mental capacity, but then was always
reckless that way. This time, however,
L think L have been thinking to some
purpose. In fact, I've been thinking
you wouldn't object to having your
uame changed"
"When 2"
Just as soon rs possible"
"Will it be home or church ?"
Church, of course; we want to do
this thing in style"
Have you asked pa?"
Certainly not. L don't want to-
marry your father" X
We'll, 1 know; but for FORMS sa3A."I
"All right, dear; for forms sake Il
will see pa, and maybe You had bette,
prepare ma for the ordeal"
"Oh, she won't mind it,"
Deep silence reigns again, save as it is
broken by the soft signing of the tree
tops, swayed by gentle breeze. Glee-
fully the stars twinkle; the moon looks
beamingly down from heaven to earth,
and discovers on vine-bowcred piazza
two forms with but single chair.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

Dubois. all Is mctnodicnl and carefully
planned. II his work seems less spontanc-
Gus than that OF many others. hc has on
tho other hand no mis-: axes to look back
upon with regret.
1t is really amusing to see how some
Sculptors, after weeks of conscientious re-
search and measurement of tho model.
Will systematically ohlitcrato the evidences
of their painstaking. With n few mastery
strokes and little soft clay d-agged over
the carefully scraped surfaces ne will en-
dcavorto convince the public that those
perfect forms were evolved without effort
by nero tuin Of masters hand. FIRE.
qucGtly they cro successful. AMI the ANA
tours are we'll please 10 be thus deceived
We all like to 500 IL great work done with
apparent case; there Is no evidence OF
power about it that is so gratifying TO us
small PEG ple.
As applied to accessories this sketchy
treatment Is certainly ono OF tho great
charms OF French sculpture. bu. it ia n
question whether its rise in tho imuortant
portions of work be really Il gain. Tho
fact that form in bronze or mnrb!c sug-
gcs5 IL palpa'io existence OF centuries
seems 10 imply and demand something
worthy Of such immortality lathcr than
tho playful. execution of wator color
sketch: Not only shonld tho subject be
worthy and truth!ully rendered. but it
should DO approached with respect. sslz5
This respect Barrios always shows, not
only toward his art but toward his very
materials. The Salon that brought form
Ncrcics "Quand Mcrnc" made public Bar
rios version OF an almost Identical theme,
Mercie had to admit that for once our fa-
Voiiic was worsted in his own field: tho
noble and sculptural dignity of tho porsoni-
He'd Paris and tho herosm of tho wounded
soldier far surpassed tho wild charm OF
Mercio's defenders OF Belfast. This mas
tcrpicce OF bronze now stands at tho Rond
point OF Courbcvoio. and is visible from tho
Arc do Triomphe.
NJ. Barrios' Young Mozart" is n charming
little statue. which attracted much attention
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
LittIo Clara's Grievance.

Oh. how sad IL ID to know
Little girls must always grow
Grow In size aud grow in ycnrsi
Thinking OF 1t brings the tcars.
But though l may cry aud frot,
Every day | bigger get;
Evcry day I'm older. too.
And ,hcro's nothing could do
Tint would mako inc stop a-growing,
or would keep tho years from going.
Now IN five. coon I'll DO six;
Here's Il poor Child in iixl
After six comes seven then
Follow eight ana nine nrl ten
How / wish TINT | co':id stay
a. am this very day
Always lnLVo my hair in curl,
Always 10 mGmina : Wee girl
But J emit; Two got TO gto3.
On. dear me. why is it so?
Very soon | must bc six;
Here's IL poor ch.l in IL ii1I
'dIleI'S Young Pcopic.
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~ " -
no idea of tho ioch-
meal treatment OF
these nude iiguIos.
and I II ir some
what uncOnvcntion-
nj SOS IN light
provo more striking.
than would DO de-
sirablo upon this
ominontly pro per
page. Wo therefore
reproduce Two of
his most pleasing
S studios of I II o
drapod figures
works which suf-
II q 10 ntly demon
sLrnto that NJ. Fail
guicrc Is not lacking
in sentiment. The.
fascination OF the
problem OF move
mont In sculpture
and Of tho possibiII-I
ties OF tho materials
which no handles.
lik y q magician,
have takon tho time
that might other.
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this story to so reflect my character.
feelings, thoughts, in fact?"
1T will not affect our wager?"
No; that is decided. Viola's fate
shall be mine"
Then the mystery is easily explain.
ed. You have been wooed and won by
novel. In addition to writing decla-
rations and talking to iurics L some
times scribDle for the press. My nom
de plume is Malcolm Graeme."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

Ngurn IN Inc rolnnla OF tho Grnnd Opera;
an original AMI clever production. fault
lcssly executed. but far inferior to tho
Aurora in poetic beauty. still another
work of great technical strength is tho
Eve After the Fan. in the Luxembourg but
the heavy volupuou- form is not 4 pleasing
one. Evidently the artist has wished to
represent his subject ~ the potential
mother of tho race.
Not by any means thc least important OF
the SIX great namAs which | have chosen
as representative stands that Of Ernest
LOMis Bnrrios. OF a niliai. nlmoSt rniicrnt
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

THERE remain
at asst three
sculptor5 whose
names are known
to ovcry Partisan.
and who must DO
included in our list
OF the stars OF tho
FIRST magnitude =
NJ NJ. Falguicrc.
Dclaplancho and
'BarriOs. writes
l.orado Taft. tho
distinguished art
.ist. in tho Chicago
Inter Ocean.
Tho IuO.gIlrp Of
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SCENES In JAPAN.
CURIOUS CHARACTERS IN THE
CITY OF YOKAHOMA.
The Blind shampooer and tn, Pic.
uresque Bread and Cake Seller
Ncwsboy in Queer Rig
The Childrcn's Friend.

fzzDHa HERE is nothing, pcr.
!: :: Z !. = !.
~ haps, more characteristics
AR9 OF scenes in Yokahoma.
WA u ILL., says Frederick Stearns
N0BE$S&Tin the Detroit Ere.
HQKsI1SATy Press, than the numbers
NYNIG S'A' OF persons who pursue
MO ZSp4 minor industries in the
<ass sssssstreets, carrying their
little workshops with
them, generally in the shape of small
wooden cabinets, two Of which. to hal.
ance each other, are slung from the ends
OF short shoulder bamboo pole Not
only tho form of the cabinet is indicotivc
OF the trade, but some sort of cry is con.
tinuously and monotonously called to at.
tract attention
10 these belong numerous class.
ihcy are persons born blind or who have
become SO from the effect of small-pox:
are oil both sexes, who walk the street
slowly, bamboo staff in hand. feelin"
their way along and blowing, at short
intervals, plaintivc note on n bit Of
bamboo reed. They are very much en-
ploycd for massage or hand rubbinc
generally Ia the evening, the treatment
pcinS considered relief and cure for
rheumatism, pains, fatigue and many ills.
The treatment consists of vigorous kncad.
ing and rubbing the whole body from
head to foot. The process requires
about an hour and costs one and one-lalf
cents OF our money. How these poor
creatures find their way around the streets
Mt night without getting into the canals
or beng run over is Il marvel In the
quiet stiffness of the night the plaintive
whistle OF the ANNA may be heard from
many directions at once. The ANNA, or
rsbbers, do much dry shampooing or
rubbing OF the head
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cnbourg III orc
b beautiful. to my
mind. than any
thing h g o vcr
dreamed OF. In
dc Il. | know OF
nothing H. II o
range Of modern
sculpture that is
suite SO sllrpass-
,ingly lovely II, tho
aurora" oil II.
Eugene ID g | "a
blanche. This lato
work Of the en-
inent sculptor is
g o n 5 idcrably
'ah0vc lifo size. and
chisclcd in Car
rara of II peculiar
- 4. - -. FNNa
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

alone for Il while. L
think that. il not
completely unreal
scaable. they would
speedily acknuwl-
. dye themselves
vanluishGd in tho
wortllcs, debate.
Nor woull the tri-
nmph Of beauty az
feet them as WAS
moved the aesthetic
Chrisos in " pyg-
malion and Gali-
tea" Here. rs Jar
YES says OF tho
enus dc Milo,
chastity is so COM
pletr that the idea
oinudiiy never su.-
gcsts itself"
Another famous
W DIRK by Dcla-
blanche is La Mu-
Si1ne." 4 nnnrnln
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

strength" among tho French artists is.
particular field VI. Faleuicrc is recognized
us ii leader by II lar:.c proportion Of his con-
tcmporarics. From his "iircsomcly popu-
lar" "EunninG BOY" OF thu Luxembourg. to
the last years. we find avidcncc of tremon-
dous rcsoarch and OF II facility OF execution
that is simply un.aualcd.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

In recent interview Emile lola, the
french novelist, said: Il have ALWAYS in~
stinctively kept clear of politics. a man
cannot be politician and q literary man
at the same time. These are two beings
who strive in different ways for the same
goal; that Is, to be known and Landed BY
the multitude
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

-
n IA tur rcScm-
bling Paul Dubois
III many respects
his face IS less IA
m;liar. and anoc-
d otcs illustrating
his personality far
fewer than IL the
case with most OF
the preceding. He
is not nearly SO
prolific IN artist as
Fnlg,liero.nnd docs
little Of the archi-
tcctura! and decor
alive sculpture to
which Dclapianchc
often turns his
hand with unvary-
ing success. With
DnrriOS. rs with
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
SCULPTORS OF FRANCE.
SOME or THE REPRESENTATIVE
ARTISTS OF PARIS.

Alexander Falguloro, tho Greatest Modcior
Of FlosIi. and His Observation-Disclosures
Dciaplancho and r.. l.. Barrios, with IL
Illustrations OF Ty pical Works.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

rice (mochi-go which, cooked and
mixed with barley malt, in about six
hours converts the starch into sugsy
The fluid part is drawn off and con-
centrated by heat to stiff. white mass,
which is afterward drawn out as sugar
candy is pulled till it appears of an
opaque white, which does not stick to
the fingers. Where the concentration Is
not carried so far fluid anne (midzu-
ame) is produced-a thick yellow syrup
which in housekeeping often takes tho
place of sugar, and has various other ap-
plications, among which is the making
from it of n sweet alcoholic beverage called
mirin. much drank in every house during
New Year congratulations. Blidzu-amc
is also much used as diet in consump-
ton and finds much flavor with the for
eign physicians in Japan.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

The agent OF a Berlin concern has been
arrested at Lockport, N. y, charged
with having sent postal cNrds to firm,
in that city, in which he dunnod them
for small bill and after their names
wrote the letters ID. b. Cunning by
postal card is penal offense under a law
passed on June 10, 1888, and this being
the fits; case to be tried under it the rel
suit will be awaited with interest in legal
circles,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

WIsu hilNo Doom ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.
spent in works OF II moro elevated nature.
Mo cannot help rcgrctting that tho artist
who produced the st. Vincent do Paul of
tho Pantheon. The Little Martyr" and the
charming group. At tho School Door,"
should not have elected to give us moro
like unto these.
Whatever the honors conceded to NJ. Fail
Cuinrc. thnrN Is ono nIi,l.. iil.I,,, In ~, L ~.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
That's an absil,,litv :

That's an abs,llity"
Not bit of it. There is vast
deal of human nature in man. and in
woman a. we'll. / am bound 10 admit
that at the close of the installmcnt
you have read me, Gladys seems in.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
Mistress .Lop-cnr' and Her Family.

"Choog.~-ch oogy choogy - choog,
-chooS choog -clioog cho-o-oog!"
Little Peggy Flint went calling out
into The lane and down to the pasture
to bring the pigs home. Pcggy's faith
or had large lock, and old Lop-car,
the mother pig, was sent out every
morning with them to feed on the
brakes and sweet grass and to root for
ground-nuts.
Later on there would be bcccl,-nuts
and hazcl.nuts and acorns among tho
dry leaves. Then what fine eating the
Pig family would hnyel
Now Mistress Lop-ear thought it
rather dry picking. True, Peggy gave
them breakfast OF sweet whey and
barley mcal-thcy could not have milk
now, for Pcggy's mother was making
cheese before they went out in the
morning, and a supper of the same,
with some little, sour, windfall apples,
bn: what was that to satisfy pigs APP
petite?
So they went ont and came in hun
CRY, and s1uealcl rs only hungry pigs
can slueal, till the great long nccked
Sandcr Kissed, and running ut I.op-cnr
pinched her snout with his strong bcals
till she ran away into corner of tho
barnyard with her drove for safety.
But PeggY could not find the pigs.
She ran down by the "wallow" and nm
by the lodges and across 10 the thicket
of cclars, shouting:
"Choogy choogv- choogy - choogy
-choog -choog -cho-o--oogl"
Bit not a grant nor squeal came in
answer to her call, only the Pee -ee- uk |!
Pee-ee-uk!" of the night hawks as they
sailed over the pasture, and swoo-oo-
ooped thousands of millcrs and flies
into their broad mouths.
Where could the pigs be? Now PEG.
gy skirted, then venturcd into, the
woods which were ringing with the
Nightingale" sweet songs.
She ran on and on. BY and BIZ she
came to big hemlock tree that had
been blown down by the wind, and its
huge roots with the earth clinging to
them made a great den away in behind
the rough trunk. Peggy hoped MIN,
bly, upon it, and ran up toward the
roots to lcok out over the undcrbrush,
when 10! black bear sat on his
launches far beneath her, and stared
up ut her with small. curious eyes, and
his nose in the air wrinlling comically.
Didn't Peggy shrek! And didn't tho
hear cut off out of sight into the
bushes! Peggy was about to leap off
the log and race the other way, when
she heard old Lop-ear's grunt of wei
come: then the little pigs squeakcd
timidly. They were in there under the
hemlock.
Peggy ran for her father and he
came with his gun, but the bear had
! left the hemlock log far behind.
One of the pigs was gone, and old
Lop-ear was scratched and bitten
badly, testifying that she had made a
brave fight under the hemlock to save
her little family YOUTHS Compa7a-
ION.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

A curious gastronomic entertainment
was an oyster feast recently held in Col
chester, England. The celebration is of
very ancient origin. Ten thousand Col
chester oysters were consumed on the
last occasion by the Mayor and his
ruests.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

of 1859 it was immediately recorniznd ns
ono ofthc great works of tho century. lis
purc and lofty sentiments appealed 10 all;
the technical execution was beyond criti-
cisn. me contrast of tho Adams sturdy
strength. the raro soft curves OF the moth
cr's form. and tho thorough doadncss Of the
youthful! body. born" so tendcrly: tho faith
crS wondering sorrow. the mothers I'M
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IN all the superior people have met,
L notice directness, truth spoken more
truly, as If everything of obstruction
or malformation had been trained
away.
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a Wise i.ittlo Ono.

A lady went into millinery store
The other day to have some alterations
made in a bonnet she had lately pur-
chased. Her little daughter OF four
years, who went with her, soon found
her way in among the worl,nr, in thc
lack store, where she fell into admir-
ing wonder over the pretty materials
they were handling and making up in
to hats and bomncts. Seeing this, and
seeing also that her mamma would 10
obliged To wait some time, the working
girls gave her some scraps of the ma
tcrials, together with an old hat and
bonnet frame, telling her she, too,
might sit down and Trim with iI,om
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

Miss Boston -"You will please excuse
noe, Mr. Schraubs;ader; | believe
mother is calling me-
MIR. Schraubstader-." Why certainly,
with pleasure. Chicago Ledger.