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rod, forhed at the lower end to hold the
wheel, which may be of wood or iron.
The upper end OF the clevis is turned
up, and threaded hole cut in it, to re-
ceive the thumb-screw which holds the
wheel-rod in place. The iron litter is
inserted in a mortis about midway OF
the beam, and held in place by key,
as shown in the engraving. The foot
is Of five-eighths inch iron. three inches
wide. with small wing Of steel riyeted
to the lower end. The roots to be lifted
are first topped, as they stand, with 4
sharp hoe, throwing two rows Of tops
Into ono. This leaves the feot free "a
work Without ebstrustish
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THEFIouR MOTH.
An Obnoxious Pest " hich Has Recently
Found Its Way to America.

An Obnoxious Pest " hich Has Recently
Found Its Way to America.
A new insect pestsLas recently made
it's appearance on the Continent of
America. 1t is known as the flour moth
| (Ephestia kuhnieHa), and its ravages, as
it's name indicates, are seen in the de-
struction of flour, in which it weaves its
webs, and upon which the caterpillar
feeds. It is very destructive and in
creases with marvellous rapidity, and it
is of the utmost Importance that every
precaution should be taken to prevent
its spread 1t is indigenous to the Med
iterranean, and has probably made its
way to America with importations Of
wheat or flour.
An examination of the -four infested
by the mass shows a mass completely
spun together with the web. An expert
found it so matted together that, after
some Jumps Of it were pulled away, the
rest hung down in Jumps or clots, so felted
together that little -four remained in
loose state. From mass Of these clots,
containing two or three cubic inches,
only teaspoonful of flour could be OBJ
tanned by repeated shakings- The mass
was filled with live caterpillars, living
and dead chrysalids and remains of dead
moths.
From all that can be learned of the
habits of this insect it seems that it is
,unceasing in its ravages where the tenn
perature is suitable, in fact that 1t is an
all-the-year-round pest. The pupa stage
is short, hence it's multiplication is very
rapid. A warehouse, seventy-five feet
long, twenty-five wide and four stories
high, became literally alive with moths
in six months, while thousands of
cocoons were found adhering to the
walls, ceilings and joists, and in every
crack crevice and nail-hole, necessitat-
ing thorough cleansing OF the entire
building and its contents, the burning
of great deal of the wood work, and
the disinfecting of the whole place to
destroy any germs that might possibly
have escaped.
In March. 1889, the moth was observed
in mill in Ontario, Canada. Little
attention was paid to it, as its danger
Gus character was unknown, but soon
the moths began to appear in greater
numbers, and small worms were OBJ
served in the -four. Alarm was then
felt, and it was suspected that these
worms came from the moths which had
been seen flying about.
In July the boiling cloths, elevators
and some other parts of-the machinery
were carefully cleaned and washed. In
about four days after starting again the
bolts and elevators were found to be in
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FIG. 2.-LATH HURDLE.

case the ground is so hard as to render
it difficult to drive the posts, the work
may be facilitated by the use of crow
bar. Fig. 3 shows form of movable
fence for poultry. 1t is made OF laths
nailed to strips of inch boards twelve
feet long. 1t is wired to the stakes like
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CHEAP HURDLES.

They Are Easily Made and Suitable for
Either Sheep Or Poultry.
Tho illustrations represent very
cheap and convenient form Of portable
hurdle for sheep and also one for poul-
try. The first, shown in Fig. 1, is made
OF inch boards sixteen feet long and
three or four inches wide, nailed at each
end to an upright cross-piece of similar
width and four feet long. Diagonal
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No Time Should He Lost

By those troubled with constipation in seek
ing relief from Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
The disease is easily relieved in its earlier
stage, and as it is utterly subversive of tho
general health postponement of the remedy
IS unwise. The same holds good Of delay in
cases of fever and ague, kidney complaints,
nervousness, debility and rheumatism, all
ments to which the Bitters is particularly
adapted
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FIG. 1.-noARp HURDLE.

braces of the same material are nailed
on each panel, as shown in the engray-
ing. When the posts have been driven
into the ground where the hurdle is to
stand, the panels are carried and fast
ened to them by light flexible wires.
The panels are light and effective. In
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Homemade Root-Lifter.

The accompanying engraving is SO
clear that it scarcely needs explanation.
The beam is Of hard wood two and a
half by three and half inches, and Ave
feet long, to which the handles are
bolted and braced. In front is an inch
hole, through which passes round iron
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Ont to the barnyard the farmer goes
Where the stream steals thro' and sings Is 1t
flows;
YEARLY plodding with soil. worn feet
He yet finds something vaguely sweet
In the low, soft murmur Of myriad frogs
And the noisy welcome Orwell kept hogs;
He counts them-and one is away orelost; -,
SO quick In the trough the food Is tossed,
While the farmer calls loudly and anxiously!s
aPo-ooel Po.oo.ef Poo-oo=eln
Out TO the orchard the housewife goes,
Wherc.the dews fall thickly on pansy and rose.
Chases the chickens from roost on the trees
And invites them into the coop, II they please;
Counts and recounts them, but one is gone,
She searches the orchard the garden, the
lawn;
Even In the grass that is deep and wet,
She looks for tho place where "Speckie" has
set;
Ratting tho wheat. she calls, coaxingly:
''Ch- uck-e! Ch-uck-cs Oh uck eel"
In the little white chamber where all is still.
; Aud the roses peep In At their own sweet will,
The young mother sits with child at her
breast,
Tenderly trying TO iulfft 10 rest;
Dimpled hands fondlc her bosom OF snow
And wet lips press kisses-while she sings low {:
20. hush thee, darling, and go to sleep,
Thefess time enough-time, dearie-left to
weep;
: o! hush thee-hush--s she croons, dreamily-
Hush thcc-hush thee-hush thee Sc e.
Ella Higginson, In West Shore
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THERE is no article made, thatpurity is as
important in as soap. Thousands, however,
buy cheap adulterated soaps, to save few
cents and lose dollars in rotted clothing.
Dobbins Electric Soap, perfectly pure, SAVES
dollars
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MANrpeople hesitate (and properly about
sending money to firms of whose RESPONSE
bility they are not assured There need be
no feeling Of this kind in regard to Maher
q Grosh, Toledo, Ohio, whose ad. appears
in this paper. They are an old, first class
firm, and will scrupulously carry out every
promise.
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PAIN from indigestion, dyspepsia and too
hearty eating is relieved at once by taking
one of Garteris Little Liver Pills imme-
diately after dinner. Don't forget this.
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the nineteenth century has changed
more completely than the old maid,
thinks the New York Press. The
modern old maid always looks great
deal younger than She is This youth
fulness is the natural outcome of good
health, a clear conscience and kind
heart. which are in turn produced by a
systematic course of mental and physi-
call activity pursued by her. Tho
modern old maid spends the best part
OF her time planning and working fos
the comfort and happiness of othars
The brothers Of the family adore nsn
cid maid slstsrA
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Little but active-are Dr..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Best Liver Pills made /; gen.
tie, yet thorough. They regu-
late and invigorate the liver,
stomach and bowels. s..s.,1
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THE average boy will make q pair Of pan
falcons look antiquated in day. There is
nothing new under the sun.-Burlington
Free Press.
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OVERHEARD at the grocery clerks party;
Java good time, my dearfn What Mocha
~ for you to ask You know l did
.Rio-ly, Pm SO gladI,
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TIE peacock Is blessed with beautiful
plumage and would be thought altogether
lovely II he could keep his mouth shut
and let the more musical birds do the talk
ing.-N. o. Picayune.
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EARLY to bed and early to rise-Southern
The Jester.
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No Opium in Piso's Cure fer Consumption.
Cures where other remedies fail. Csc.
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II THINK know now" said the man who
had taken twenty -cent piece for twenty
! five, what Is meant BY the expression
contracted quarters 'n--Exchange.
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IT was an Austia girl who married at ff
teen, SO that she could have her golden wed
ding when 1t would do her some good
Texas Siftings.
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snouLp be upright peopIe--Pol

IT Is all up with the baby when be takes
notion to cry at midnight: Perhaps II Il
necessary 70 state that II refers to the
household N generul-Tsrre aaute N,
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THE thoughtful cook puts granulated
to wash the sand OF them.-Ashland Press.
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Do NOT purge nor weaken the bowels, but
act specially on the liver and bile. A perfect
liver corrector. Carter's Little Liver Pills.
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MIDSUMMER n,oHT.

Down through the field In the fading light
The miikmnid goes with her tin pals bright:
Stoops By the spring underneath the pines
AM pushes aside the clustering vines,
Piunges them into the bubbiing pool,
And holds them, waiting till drcnched and
cool;
Then rises and goes through the long, wet
grass, y
ny She narrow path where the cattle pass,
Cheeri1y calling, strong and free:
s.So-ook-ei So-ooke. So-ook-c-e,v
Over the hill where the dying sun ~
Lingers moment when day " done,
And fnshcs the west with flood OF light
The plowboy goes In the fragrant night.
Singing and whtstiing right merrfiyf
For his heart IL clean and his soul Is free;
Switching the nowors, and taking no heed
How far m tho distance the horses feed;
And they sidie away with . long slow lope,
When he calls: Cop, FAM Cop, Billi co'pi
ft<.s~.
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MINISTER TO horse Jockey: "What is your
business, may askf' Horse jockey: II
am In the service OF tho American Track
Society. n-Boston Herald
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g; K, CoguRN, Mgr, Clarie Scott, writes
.! find Halls Catarrh Cure valuable rem.
edy." Druggists sell it, 75c.
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"I'M on a strike and | need brcad,n said
q carpenter TO baker .sThat's odd" re-
Piled the baker. when I'm on strike l
never knead bread.,'
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POVERTY Is no disgrace to the Industrious,
but II Is hardly q giltedge Testimonial Of
ability. Puck,
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Hamlet is thought to have belonged tc
the typographical union. He killed Polonius
because he thought the latter was a frat"
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HOTEL Hayscales makes swell name
for weighside inn.--N. o. Picayune
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BEAUTY marred by a bad complexion may
be restored by Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, 80 cents.
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EVERY body else gets tired In this world
before the man who makes you tired
Atchison Globe.
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A CASH entry-Dropping nickel In th,
slot Washington Star.
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To REMOVE freckles-Marry the girl and
take her to your home.--Texas Siftings
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ton Herald 4------
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ApAwNBRoKER, after all. is but poor,
loan man.
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We all feel very much put out when taken
in.-Hotel World.
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A TENNIS suit is not very loud, but a
racket nearly always goes with it.-Wash-
ington Star
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MEASURES his costumes-The tailor

WASTES no words-The photograph.
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PENSION Bill

has become q law. STA Per MONTH TO all honorabIy
discharged Soldiers and Sailors OF tho late war who
are incapacitated from earning q support Widows
the same, without regard to OF death, Depend.
emit Parents and Minor Children also interested Over
20 years experience References In ali parts Of the
country No charge II unsuccessful Write at once for
Copy Of Law blauks and full instructions ILL fhEs
to *. McALLIsTER Il co. Successors to William
conard a Coz, r. q. hex 715, Washington, ID. ..
.zrrawr rufs pAprp ,..vx ,,,< Won -zia
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The writer has nothing to add to the
narratives Of Mr. and Miss Smith, ex-
cept that both came to his knowledge in
different parts Of the country To pre-
serve an accurate account of the weird
incident he subsequently, called on the
two narrators and put their testimony
in writing, as nearly in their own lam
guage as circumstances permitted The
only regret he has to express is that he
is not authorized to publish the real
names of his informants.--G W. Welp-
piert, in Detroit Free Press.
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4, N, KELLOGG NEWSPAPER Co.

ses $40 DEARBORN ST. oAoAao. III
ea4 age WALNUT STREET. ST.. LOUIS, MO-
a7s ONTARIO sTREEr. CLEVELAND. ONO
,yy 4 i.s ELM STREET. CINCINNATI. OHIO
4oi wyANoorIE sTHEer. KANSAS CITY MO-
% 90 JEFFERSON ST., MEMPHIS TENN
"a TO 90 EAST srH STREET, sr..PAul MlaN
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4 rramp.s Lar-e E.tate.


The Able Martin. French parish
priest, was one day accosted byia mis-
cradle. poverty stricken man in rags.
who said lie belonged TO a great and
wealthy family which lie had disiion-
orcd in many ways. lie begged the
able to get him into n monastery.
where lac could live and die IN obsctIr.
ity and unknown. The able procured
his admission into Spanish monastery
as lay brother. a few years after he
received letter to the effect that he
had been appointed sole Icgatcc OF a
person who had died in itionastic es
Establishment in Spain possessed Of prop
erty in France worth many millions o.
francs.
Armed with liis papers Inc visited tine
deceascd's family to find that n brother
had taken possession of the patcrnal
property in the belief that the heir had
died in penal servitutle An agreement
was arrived at under which the able
received an annuity of 81. 100 ON condi-
ton that lie never disclosed the name
of the family of the defunct monk.
The romantic story came out In a court
of justice recently. where the able ap-
peared to prosecute two thieves who
had stolen the whole of his annuity
just received He steadfastly declined
TO mention the source of his wealth.
but admitted that the family was noble
and great. London Tit-Bits
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rho TurquoIsc.

Tie following anecdote quoted by
Emanuel. a writer ON gem lore. from
an old treatise on precious stones. illas-
trntes the peculiar value which this
class of gems derived frota superstition.
Zone of my relatives. :" runs the story.
possessed n turquoise set IN n gold
ring which he used to wear on Lis fin
ger rs n superior ornament IL hap
pened that the owner of tie ring was
seized with Insilady OF which lac died.
During the whole period in which the
wcarer enjoyed his full health the tur.
quoise was distinguished for unparsll-
lelcd beauty and clearneSs; but scarcely
was lie dead when the stone lost its lus-
ter and assumed n faded. withercd APP
pearnnce, as IL mourning for its mas
ter. This sudden change ia the nature
of the stone made me lose the desire
originally entertained of purchasing X,
which | might have done at q trifiing
sum. and so the turquoise passed into
other hands. However, no sooner did
1t obtain new owner when it reg5:ned
its former cxqaisite freshness and lost.
all traces of its temporary defects /
feit lSresltly vexel that had lost the
chance of procuring such a valuable
and sensitive gem
This is not an infrequcnt occurrence.
l think. One of my own little dangll-
ters-a child, at the time. of 9-was
quite III with a bilious fever S,iewore
a turquoise ring which had been pre-
scented her at Christmas. aud of which
she was very fond. One day she called
to me in great distress, ..Oh, InanIIn,t,
my pretty ring is spoiled. went to
look at it, and saw that Il had indeed
lost It's lustcr and its beautiful blue
and was duh and queerish in tint.
then told her the story of the turs
quoise. AMI asked her to notice ms she
grew better If the color and Hvelincss
came bac,s T., the stone. She did 80,
and it was with great Joy that ON her
recovery the turquoise in her ring was
as blue and pure as ever. Whatever
her elders mny say to her the child
firmly believes fiat l.cr ring will tell
her when she Is ill.-S lily Joy White
in Ladies' Home Journal.
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Tower OF babel.


Three different piles of ruins Il. Dab-
ylonia claim the distinction of being
remnants of the original tower, the
building of which caused the confusion
of tongues. 4 full account of this re,
marketable sc,niilistoric.d event may lie
found in the eleventh chapter of Gen
sis. Tho first OF the three ruins above
mentioned is tie celebrated Ni,nrud,s
tower. near Akkur,lcf. the second on
the east bank of the Euphrates river,
five miles above the modern city of
lillian; third. the conical mound known
as Birs Eiinrud. six miles and half
southwest of the city last named above
ALI ia Dabylonia Biblical scholars
throw the weight of their opinions in
favor OF Dirs Einrud as being the site
of the proposed heaven penetrating
shaft
The ruins. ut this point, which CON
sist intinly OF kiln bricks, hinge stones
and vitriiled mortar, almost hidden
from sight by sands. the accommodations
of centuries arc 1913 feet In height and
lelrly 500 yards III circumference. S.r
Il. h. Porter. who las given much
study to the l,irs Nifnrud ruins. believes
its vitrilled appearance TO be the results
of numerous lightning strokes. conclu
sions which. taken in connection with
the tradition TINT the tower was dc
stroyed by fire from heaven forms an
Interesting subject for thought Por-
ter also says that. with the exception Of
natural accumulation and decay. tile
tower Is in his estimation. almost r..
the exact condition as left at the time
of the confusion. st Louis Republic.
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Shooting by Motor rower.

Electricity Is becoming an important
factor in all calculations pertaining To
warfare. The latest conception in this
ling is the firing Of Gatling guns by
electric motor power The crocker-
Wheeler Motor company now have in
their new shop Colt GntIing gun. to
which they propose TO attach one of
their motors, by the opc= .tion of which
it will be possible to fire j. 600 per min
ute. The heating of the barrels win
be the only Limitation 10 rapidly OF
firing BY the hand method it Is pos
sible to discharge 500 shots per minute.
One thousand shots n minute would
soon annihilatc IN army Now York
Tnur-1at
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NO. 80.

perss among them a Keystone roy ene
Chapter degree and Maltese eros for
the co:n,nandery. There are also hum
drels of men entitled to wear the Con-
sistory. or thirty-second degree badge.
The general design of this emblem Is Il
cross on which rests a crowned double
headed eagle. with the figures ''3s" on
n smooth triangle on the breast. st.
Louis Republics.
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The Order Of FreeIlasoary Is said to
have been established by solomon Mt
the time OF building his temple. The
order has been derived from many
sources. but not till about 1717 did the
second stage of It's history begin in
London, which Is. in fact. the home OF
Masonry as now taught. The first
lodge ia the United States was organ
lied in 1729 and was then under the
jurisdiction of the grand lodge 80.
land The emblem s,f,,t,,
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To the credit of our young men,
and our people generally. VIC must
say that the holiday season in this
town was the most orderly we ever
witnessed in the place. Everybody
seemed to be on their good behay-
ior.
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What is our Board Of Trade do.
ing? II they are going to boom
the town, they should begin to give
some evidence OF the fact.
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Our merchants tell us that 1890
was an unusually prosperous year
with them, and that the holiday
trade was much better than last
year. This shows that our town is
not as dead" as some people try
believe.
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He Was In IL.

Teacher ChoIding up palm leaf to
try to get scholar to use fan as verb
What do people do with tliisl
Observing Pupil-Put patent medI-
cine ads ON it--Judge.
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Mr.. Geo. W. setszcr fell near tho
postoffice, Saturday, while waIking(
along the icy pavements, and brui-l
sed one of his knees so badly that
heels confined to his room.
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Christmas tree services were had
at all the churches, and the child.
rem were made happy by the niJo
presents they received.
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1t becomes necessary to part with
some OF our subscribers, which we
very much regret, but they mnst
learn 10 pay the printer.
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Plant an advertisement in tho
REGISTER for 1891. It will increase
your business.
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Don't become alarmed on account
OF the snow in the mountains. I'm
less there are long and continued
rains, there is no danger of a food,
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Quite a. number of our citizens
will keep "open house" to morrow.
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DIdn.t want ANY Interference.

Cunso- Though your affairs are in a
tanglc your guardian angel sim has an
eye ON them
Banks-well. I'd be much Obliged II
my guardian angel would mind her own
business Chatter.