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The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

SGdiilC, Pablo house east Of St Johns in Mexican field - yO lot blk 70 St Johns 9, horse, farm imp, Eh goods 23, tax on real estate 1 51, per pro 69c, penaltly h.. SaLchcS, Jose house i'll SprinServiile 24 ! horse 8. oxen 42, tax CH real estate 72c, | perpr , h, pynIlty 1 II. 4......... ......... SaiaZ2r, Juan sW CT or ne gr, Sc or of nv i qr, lw qr of St qr and ne or of sw or see 20 | twp l3 range 2l, Ib0 acres, go, tax on real | estate 6U, penal y14S ... l ! SkOISen, Willard house and fmp'ts in l Spnngerviile, se ar of sw qr and sw or of | Se or sec 29 twp Orange ? east 50 acres go, , h'rseS lUO, } cattle 42 5e. wagon, harness, | farm imp, jcW5Iry III, tax on real estate ' 6t, Ter ITO O0, penalty S5......... . | SaIazar, Antonio house and imp in Con- | ch0 8, hh goods l5, tax on real estate zee,
 per pc 45e, penalty 0j.......... - Sepulvef a, Juan house end imp near Mineral l5O, hOr> eS l4J, mules SU I2 eat tie iO2 harness. saddle, farm impl'ts, hn | goods 100, tax on real estate 50, per prop | l2 6i, penul.y S5........ ..............-.... |
 Sanches, nes hi Ofnw ar sec p twp13
 range 40 o0 acres 10e, taX on real estate g.
 smith, r " 30 acres in townsite of Hol- brock , ,J, tax lt2 u, penalty II. ..... 10. Stuart, \ lot in HOIbrJok 70, tax D, penalty 1 U7....... ........ ............'
 stover, | s house and imp in St Johns 2CO, lot blk i. St Johns 70, morse ?, hh'd Sooi'S IT, t5N on real estate J0, per pIO l US, penalty + .....-............... Il
 ot OoLns Lumber Co, fraction lot in St
 Johns 9o, house and imp O:' let 8 0, wagon
 70, hlksnlth [, ois 25, lnGSc 4GU, saw mill oJu, lax on rSal estate F. Der pro 5 z), pen aity J jl ............-..-...-. ...... ::
 SIreeves, Alex house and imp on ranch
 n St Johns 53, z lots in St JOnns S5. hoIse 33 50, ? cows =, buggy, farm imp, hh goods = ,O tax on lUi;i cetate Q, per prop , 10,
 penalty 2j ..-.........-............
 S"ntheS. Geo house and imp in Spring 2ti lie 2t, horses, wagon, harness, hh'd StO-S V. tax on r6al estate J0c, per pro , 76 penalty 1S.................... ....... .....
 SliDd, fnAmenO house and imp in Sprin- AetFiIic IJ, horses, wagon, harness, hh' d goods S2, tax or Teal estate 45c, Ter prOp'y
 . 16. penalty !3..................... !3 .....
 snow, | h lots in Springeryille A, lot
 and imp (baCa's hCUSel Z3V, house and imp east OI Gus Beckers iOU blk>mith shop 5J COW r. 51, blkSmith tools 15, carIen tools Io, hh goods Ij, tax on real estate II S5, D
 prop ,, penalty 7 ;O................ .....-. +
 Sanches, Jose de Jesus house and impat Walnut Grove so, 43 acres land TO. horses y2, wagon, harm tSS, farm lmP, nh goods S5, tax OH real estate Q, PCT pIO 5, penaly 45. 10
 SaIs, Francisco LOIse and mp on Cole F&dD river, near Marcus Baca, 70, , acres land G5 tax l 50, penalty 1 O7.....-.......... 2
 Ska.gS, John house and imp in WinslOW .2j, 4J cattle SD, wagon, harness, saddle, hn g0OGS, horses IA, tax on real estate 6 15, per prop II 46, penalty 7 C6. .......... 23
 springer r house Gnd imp above Per cnerOn lG", horses 45, burrOS 20 1900 sheep 3,2JU, harness and nh goods 55. tax on real estate 5, pel Iro go, penalty 10. ... 107
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

Richev (. Co. 2 houses and imp at Walnut Grcve4jC, 3 horses 90, I6 cattle 13G, wagon .75, h ArEess, blkemith tools, farm imp, i.h
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

Dufin. B r. house < imp in Woodruff 75, 7 horses 76' wagon 20 hainess ., farm imp h h good; Il, tax on real estate 7 25, on D p 3 54, total g, penalty IZ9 -. :
 Diyeli ess L. [. house G5 imp in Hoibrook 50, i cows & ? young stock 5, Il Il goods 9, tax on real estate 50, onpp2 85, total 1 5 penalty 2 .......... ,
 Duran Antonio house 6t imp on Colo river above Tule 9, 7 horses g, farm imp 3 h h goods 10, tax on real estate 90, on p 56, to- tai 03, penalty 1 15 .....- i
 Duran Tafolio ranch {; imp in St Johns i00, horses 10, 3 cattle 297 50, saddle 70 n goods 2, , oxen 9, tax on real estate 3, on ? p F 36, total 15 8, penalty l 77. r
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-27

in Winslow 275, hin goods 40, tax
 3 45, penalty #. ...,-.... b %
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-09
Concerning your wants.

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MACCLENNY MENTION.
Effects of the Freeze-A North and
South Railroad Wanted.

Effects of the Freeze-A North and
South Railroad Wanted.
MACCLENNY, FLA, March S.-The recent
severe weather carried considerable loss to
the truck farmers of this vicinity. 1t is
thought, however, that strawberries will
soon recover from the effects of the freeze
and make fair crop, which, because of the
greater injury to the Charleston and Savan-
nah straw berry farms, is expected to bring
better prices than have heretofore prevailed.
The new growth on orange trees has been
destroyed, and the early peach crop will be
cut short. 1t is not probable that the later
varieties of peaches will suffer.
Macclenny wants north and south rail-
road, and there is noticeable a quiet de-
termination on the part of her ciJizens to
have one if it is among the possibilities.
Peter Pindar mo kin to the merry poet of
that name), who broke Jail at Green Cove,
and for whose capture a reward was offered,
was taken in" by Sheriff C. F. Pons last
week.
Our board of trade is doing some quiet
but effective work, and 1t is expected that
through their efforts one or more manufac-
tories will be established here in the near
future
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sANFORD,s COLD SNAP.
The Damage Great, but Not as Bad as
Thought at First.

The Damage Great, but Not as Bad as
Thought at First.
SANFORD, FLA, March S.-Your cor
respondent has visited several towns of this
state since the freeze, and the result of his
observations is as follows: While the dam
age is great and widespread yet it is not as
great as it was at first thought. In this
section and in others visited by your cor
respondent, viz: Lakeland, Pemberton,
and Brooksville, vegetable crops are almost
total loss where the exposure was great
aud where there was no effort at protection
Already. however, many are planting
again. Where the exposure was great
nearly all young growth on orange trees
has been destroyed. In some instances
young trees have been killed outright In
other instances only the buds have been
killed and tie stumpS may be budded into
again. In many instances the lark has
split on the younger trees, and it is impos-
sible yet to tell just what the effect will be-
A large percentage of the orange blooms
out was destroyed, but very many trees
were unusually late in blooming and hence
the damage to the orange crop for this year
may not be so great as was at first feared.
Your correspondent feels that while the
damage to vegetable aud fruit-growing is
great, at the same time, when the advan-
tages of cold wave, in the way of destruc-
ton to insects of various kinds and other
unwelcome germs, are duly considered, and
when, In addition, it is remembered that
for planting many vegetables the season
has not passed, and that most Of the orange
trees have not yet put on their bloom, the
people of our fair state have no reason to
feel discouraged. Their resources are so
abundant that they have all the year round
In which to make living.
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TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
a Belief That the Alliance Will Split
on the Orange Tariff.

A Belief That the Alliance Will Split
on the Orange Tariff.
TALLAHAssEE, FLA, March Being a
member Of the committee appointed to 80
to Washington in the interest Of securing a
dollar-a-box tariff on foreign oranges.
President r. T. Rogers Of the Florida alli-
ance cannot t,end tie meeting Of the presi-
dents of each state alliance called by L. L.
Polk, president of the National Farmers
Alliance and Industrial Union, to meet in
Atlanta on March 49, he object Of which IS
20 arrange to secure some uniform system
Of tare on cotton and TO provide for bag
gil TO cover the crop of 1890. w. l.
Nason. prominent member Of the Talla-
hassee alliance, has been appointed to at
tend and ac- for President Rogers.
ALLIANCEMEN KICKING.
And, by the way, some of tue alliance
men in tie cotton belt are kicking because
President Rogers is taking such an active
part in the effort to secure a higher pro
tective tariff on oranges. They pronounce
the move uGdemocratic and say the alliance
refused to pass resolutions endorsing Il,
consequently they think President Rogers
had no right 10 sign the petition in MS ALT
ance capacity, ana no right to allow his
name used on the committee as the presl-
dent Of the alliance. Notwithstanding the
kicks, however, President Rogers will go TO
Washington with the committee.
GOING TO SPLIT.
Said prominent democrat to the MORN
ING NEWS reporter yesterday, This lacking
on the industrial union TO the farmers alli-
ance IS the rock upon which it is going to
split to pieces. In my opinion it was en-
gineered by some shrewd politician IN the
hope of building up "a high tariff democratic
party in the south, thereby making break
in the chain of solidity and driving down
peg that would hold the Republican party
IN perpetual power. This orange business
looks like an initial step in that direction.
and ! think it ought to be sat down upon"
NOMINATIOSs TO BE WITHDRAWN.
A rumor reaches here through a gentle
man Just in from Washington that Presi-
dent Harrison will withdraw the nomiua-
tions of Judge Swayne and Marshall MiZell,
and that Mizell is to be rewarded for the
efficiency of his work in making a political
sensation by being appointed collector Of
customs at the port of Pensacola. 1t is not
said what bone is to be given Judge Swayne
to gnaw upon
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One of the hardest cases [ ever knew was
OLD Buck" Wright, who lived in a log
cabin twenty miles west of Paso Robes.
He was called 'the worst man in all San
Luis ObIspo county to cuss right out loud
when things went wrong Old Faxon
down at Billiards. was called the w rst man
In all Santa Barbara county to do the
same thing. Wright had been a negro
driver down south before the war; Faxon
had been bull-puncher over in Nevada.
Some fellows had heard one of them swear
and some had heard the other; but nobody
around San Luis had heard both of them.
50 the boys wanted match, and put up
500. First, they tried to get Faxon to
climb into wag oh they had, and go to
Paso RJbles to meet Wright. But he said
1t was a dry summer and grass was scarce;
he hadn't 10 call to burn up all the cattle
feed. Then we told that to Wright and
asked him to go with us TO Billiards., where
Faxol lived, and Wright answered that ne
COULDN'T swear worth a cent outside his
own county. But folks that had known
him since he was a snipe of boy in Mis-
souri, told us he was too modest on that
point. Then the boys raised the size of the
purse. and it was finally agreed to have a
match on the county line, but lust before
the details were settled old Faxon died
When Wrigh came to the county he took
a schooner to San F.ancisco TO sail down
the asia weeks voyage-to Cayucas
The first day he was sea-sick, and he swore
so badly that the sailors asked the captain
to put back or they would have storms, and,
sure enough, headwinds began tho very next
day, and they beat up and down the coast
for two weeks. Wright's remarks grew
worse every day, till at last the captain
hauled in at the mouth Of the Salinas. aud
landed i'm. bag and baggage" 100 miles
north Of his port. Wright walked the rest
of he way. That was where he got the
fine touches Of his swearing ia perfection.
He came into Paso Roales barefooted. The
schooner? San Luis people say she was
never heard of afterward
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MARRIAGES.

ROACdE-KEMPS- Married at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother. Feb. 25, 1890, by
the Rev. A. " Wynn. S. F. RoAcHE to MAMIE,
daughter Of Mrs NJ J. NcGiashan, both of tins
city.
McINTHRE-GULLEN.- this city, Feb. Is,
1880. by Rev. Chas II. Strong. y II. McINTYRE
OF New London, Conn, and Miss MAGGIE 1.
CULLEN OF Savannah.
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Supposed to be Mrs. Bertlipe.

AUGUSTA, GA, March s.-A lady wander
ing about the depot was arrested tonight
by the police under the belief that She is
Mrs. Louis Bertling, who is missing from
her home in Athens. She tallies with tue
published descriptions, and Mr. Bertling has
been telegraphed to come and ideatify her.
She is of unsettled mind.
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Vald osta,s Board az rraao

VALDosTA, GA, March S.-The mer-
chants # Valdosta met in the Nercbants !
Bank building last night and orcan 1,s,,i'@ .
board q trade. r. o. Mickey was eIectad
president, 3. P. Jones vice PRESIDENT a~d
". Z. Thomas, W. T. Lane, {. b Pe6nies
g X. Ashley and w. +. Roberts Eert'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-09
MEDICAL.
March
April May

AT the coming Of spring the blood should be
purified. as impurities which have been accumu-
lating for months or even years. are liable to
m2niiest themselves and seriously affect the
health Hoods SarsapariIla is undoubtedly the
best blood purifier. It expels every taint Of i'm
purity. drives out scrofulous humors and germs
Of disease, and gives TO the blood the quality and
tone essential to good health.
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March m
April May

Are the best months in which to purify your
blood. During the winter months, the blood
becomes thin and impure. the body becomes
weak and tired, the appetite may be lost. and
Just now the system Graves the aid Of a reliable
medicine. Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiarly
adapted TO purify and enrich the blood, to create
a good appetite and to overcome that tired feel
ing. 1t increases in popularity every year.
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Important to Florida Tour's.s

Hotel Placide, Jacksonville, Fla, entirely new
Most deliberately furhshed, best equipped and
most modern hotel in the city. American and
European plan; rooms en- suite. Passenger
elevator aud complete appointments Most
central location in the city; omnibusses meet
al! trains. Rates So to 81 per day. European
Manager-Adr
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PI.AsTiCO.

PLAsT1co is properly AntiKalsomine and
AntlWall Paper. 1t possesses advantages over
paper and kalsomines that it ought to displace
them entirely, both for plain, cheap work and
the most elaborate, as it will keep buildings in
better repair a. less cost, and much less, if
the cost and inconvenience of removing old
coats OF kalsomine and wall paper is consd
cred, ami tine same material is adapted TO
HEAVY RELIEF WORK, Modelling, COmbing,
stippling, Blending, etc. 1t produces any de-
gree OF this work in solid tints, the outer color
being maintained all the way through to the
wall or base through the blended portions aud
all, 50 that any abrasons are the same color as
the surface. Sets slowly, AMI yet harder than
the wall itself, and har1ens with aga Call and
examine specimen Of work.
LLOYD & ADAMS. Sole Agents.
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SAVANNAH, GA, March S.-Editor
Morning Ne,os: Would you please inform
me who, in case Of the death of the Vice
President, would preside over the United
States Senate. E. G. WALLACE
The President pro tenn.
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Has record of cures of Scrofula and other blood
diseases never equalled by any other prepare
ton. The most severe cases yield to this remedy
when others have failed to have the slightest
effect. Hereditary scrofula. which clings to the
blood with the greatest tenacity, is cured by this
peculiar medicine. It's many remarkable cures
have won for Hoods Sarsaparilla the title of
1.-THE greatest blood purifier ever discovered.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-09
Nashville's Flood.

NASHVILLE. TENN, March s. There has
been much suif ring here from high water,
but no dcstitution exists. A nu Der II
families have been reed 20 seek higher
ground, but few have applied for assistance.
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Fro at Fernnndina

FERNAEDIHA, FLA, March SAN In
csnaiairy fire az 2 o'clock this morning in an
alley between Hoyt a. Co.'S and w j
Lohmans stores damaged the rooms and
efy goods stock OF the latter several hun.
Huso1 az
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Is the ideal spring medicine. It rouses the kid
neys and liver tones the digestive organs, creates
an appetite purifies and vitilizes the impure and
sluggish blood, cures the headache and over
comes all the prostrating effects of that tired
feeling. Mr. G. w. Sloan. of Milton, Mass,
writes: For five years was sick every spring,
but last year began in February to take Hoods
Sarsaparlla and have not seen a sick day since. -
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9 March o.
April May

In the spring my whole system was COM
pletely run down. Two months ago Ibegan the
use of Hoods Sarsaparilla. and after using two
bottles find my appetite restored my nervous
system toned up, and my general health greatly
improved. therefore take great pleasure in
telling about Hoods Sarsaparilla. l consider
Hoods Sarsaparilia has no equal" GEORGE
BRATr, Bill Poster, Gallipolis, Ohio.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-09
ELECTRICITY for Cars.

AUGUSTA, GA, March s.-The Augusta
and Summerville Railroad Company signed
contracts tonight with the Tnoms Hous-
ton Electric Company TO equip their line
from Augusta to Summerville with electric
ifv bs, .IfIuo
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GROUND RENT LOT HOLDERS.

The advisory committee notify me of their
readiness to report. A meeting of Ground Rent
Lot Holders is therefore called at Masonic Hall,
TUESDAY, March IL. P. NJ. All Ground Rent
Lot Holders are urged to attend.
ISAAC G. HAAS. Chairman.
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Hoods
SarsaparilIa

Il take Hoods SarSaparilla as a spring tonic
and recommend it to all who have that miser-
able tired feeling" C. PARMALEE. $40 Bridge
street. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Feeling languid and dizzy, having no appetite
and no ambition to work, l took Hoods Sarsa
parilla, with the best results AS a health invig-
orator and for general debility think it superb
or to anything else" A. A. RIKER, Utica N. Y
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MORTON IN FLORIDA.
He Will be the Guest of Jacksonville
Tomorrow.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March S.-Vice
President Morton will visit this city on
Monday next as the gnest of the mayor and
citizens committee. He will arrive at noon
and be given carriage drive and shown
about the Sub-Trupical exposition. At 80
o'clock lunch will be served in his honor at
the st. James hotel at which Mayor Nc
Quad will preside Invitations have been
extended to about 100 persons There will
be no speeches or toasts. M. Morton will
return to st. Augustine the same day.
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SENTENCED TO HANG.

The Inflated Shows His Emotion by
Trying to Tear off His Clothes.
NEWMAN, GA, March S.-Kit Bustiau
was to-day sentenced by Judge Samuel w.
Harris to hang. While the verdict was
being read Bustain showed his emotion by
trying to tear his clothes off. He has been
taken away from the city in charge of
Sheriff Carmichael for safe-keeping. He
will meet his fate on May .. No indigna-
ton is manifested by the negroas.
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down in his strugy lies and dragged it down
the ravine. The old frontiersman ana the
new settler were o. liged in self-defense to
retire to the headwaters of the San An
tonic within week aud stay there until
they had killed grizzly apiece.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having purchased a large
lot OF land at the village Of Oliver No. AZ Central
reiroad, known as the o Luffburrow home
stead, Will. as soon rs surveyed and lotted of
oIer the same az pnblic sale on the premises
To anyone contemplating purchasing a country
home this offers exceptional ndvani ages, as
Ohver viii be. m the near future, a town OF
some Importance, being the highest point be.
tsen Savannah aud Macon. and near Savannah.
For further information apply 70 A. r. FAW.
GIFT o. &, H. DORSEI'f Auctloneer.
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Hoods
SarsaparilIa

Is prepared from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Man
drake, Dock, Juniper Berries and other we'll
known vegetable remedies. in such a peculiar
manner as to derive the full medicinal value Of
each IL viii cure, when in the power of medi-
cine, Scrofula. Salt Rheum, Sores, Boils. PIN
pies, all Humors, Dysrepsia Biliousr ess, Sick
Headache, Indigestion, General Debility. Ca
tarrh, Kidney and Liver Complaints.
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Eepcrted settlod.

PARIS, March SIT is reported here that
the troubles between France and Dabomey
have been settled.
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FORSYTH SOCIAL CLUB.

regular monthly meeting of the Forsyth
Social Club will be held THIS DAY at IL
O'Clock. Hall, corner Bay and Abercorn. A
full and punctual attendance is requested. By
order PRESIDENT.
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WHAT 1T MEANS

SUCCESS MEANS =
The confidence of the public.
Their patronage
Steady increase of business.
Necessity for enlarged facilities.
Prompt and personal attention to every detail.
eGupandget-Push
A comfortable living in the future.
But lots of hard work now
WE HAVE ALL THIS, besides an investment
that represents our OWN CAPITAL. But tn re
must be something lacking with those men who
are elways CRoAKING for work. We have
plenty. The public will patronize successful
people-people who work on business principles,
like
THE ROBINSON STEAM PRINTING CO.
4IO Telephone. Whitaker Street
Commercial and Artistic Printers
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NEW HOUSES.

The Title Guarantee and Loan Company has
in process of construction Three Fine DWELLINGS
on the southeast corner of Henry and Haber-
sham streets. These houses are constructed in
the best possible manner, and are well worthy
of inspection. No cheap work or Door material
has been allowed to enter into them, and they
will compare favorably with the very best
days work" building in the city. The It'll
Guarantee Company points with pardonable
pride to the various dwellings which it has
erected for its patrons.
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MEETINGS.
ARMENIA LODGE NO. 1880, G. U. o. OF
d. f.

You are hereby summoned to meet at your
lodge room. corner of Duffy and Cuyler streets,
THIS DAY, to pay the last tribute of respect TO
one OF our brothers. jobs MOORE, at O'Clock.
Mother and sister lodges are invited to attend.
By order of A j. MARVIN. y. G..
Attest: A. n. THOMAS, PS