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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-10-11

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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-10-11

If there IS anything in the world that
tends to build up city It is the number of
small industries within its limits. Large
manufacturing establishments are to be
desired, but VIII ere the capital cannot be
secured 10 establish them, then small in
dustries come into play. They furnish
employment for idle but honest people,
they increase the value of property, they
swell the volume OF business and in every
way are beneficial.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-10-11

One of the ocean greyhounds has
just made the trip across the Allan
tic in a fraction less than 5 days and
s hours. If the rate of speed in
commercial steamers is increased as
it mas been In warships of late it
will not be long before the record
will be reduced to FIVE days fat.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-10-11

Remember.that the Marietta JOURNAL job
Office will duplicate Atlanta job printing
in style, quality and price.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-10-11

PLEASE give us chance at your job
printing We guarantee satisfaction in
price and work.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06
NATURAL GRACE.
A Beautiful Quality, Eut 'yl.en Assumed
DetrimenE

A Beautiful Quality, f:ut 'yi.eu Assumed
Detriment
Gracefulness, when nTturnl, is very
pretty accompaniment TO youth and
beauty in women, but when il Is as
surned, or rather Initiated in an exag-
gerated form by women Of mature
years for purposes Of ooquetry and
fisssstca. ID becomes Hsoss dtssastsfal 10
those possessed Of sag refinement.
Naturally graceful weanoa In shls oouo-
txy arc by 20 means oHarDon nowadays
Iodpea. @e eempeesaien Of eorssas
and the reilgioussy sigAt-ftttng
eailoe-msde gown appear almoss tn
compatible wish graoe4ulness. Grace
fulness belongs essentially to freedom
and nature, and. ae ruie. 10 is easy to
discover when only acquired. Nice
manners are far preferable TO acquired
gracefulness. which requires contia-
unl effort 80 keep up. Doubtless much
of the grace of the ancient Creek and
Roman women YVES due to their loose
style of dress, the corset being an un-
known infection OF later years How
ever this mag be. certain IL is thet the
women Of to-day do not possess the
graeefuluess Of Helen of Troy or Cleo
patra Chicago Post.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06
GENESIS OF THE STEAMBOAT.
Ancient Crafts That Foresiladowed the
Modern Greyhounds OF tho Sea-

Ancient Craf% That Foresl,adowed tho
Modern Greyhounds OF tho See-
The first steam boat was built by Den
MS Papin, who navigated ii safely
down the Fulda RS long ago as 1907.
Unfortunately this pioneer craft was
destroyed by Jealous sailors, and even
the very memory OF it was lost for
three-quarters of a century In 11T5
Perrier, another Frenchman, built an
experimental steam vessel at Paris.
Eight years later, in 1888, Jouffroy took
up tho idea that had been evolved by
Papin and Perrier and built Il steam
boat which did good service for some
time on the 4aone.
The first American TO attempt to APP
ply steam 20 navigation WAS John Fitch
q Coanectiout mechanic, VINO made his
tpiataa experiments Is ahe geaT 1Tss.
go ahat estsnt Fitch wAn0 indeetsa 10
che Sh,eo !faastsf9~s French ifzs'en tcUs
named above We e not informed, bat
that his models wore original tAere IS
not the least doubt. IN the first he en-
ployed IL large pipe kettle for generating
the steam, the motive power being side
paddles working after the fashion OF
oars on common rowboat. In the
the second Fitch craft the same mode
of propulsion YVES adopted, with the
exception that the paddles were made
to initiate revolving wheel and wero
fixed to the stern-clearly forcshadow-
ing the present sternwhceler.
This last mentioned boat was the
first American steam vessel that can be
pronounced success. 1t made its
first trip TO Burlington In July. 1888.
But, after all, it was not until after the
opening Of the present century that
steam navigation started into actual
life. In 1907 Robert Fulton (who every
school child knows was an Amcrloan),
Ia conjunction with one Robert r. Liv-
incston, built the Clermont and estab-
lished regular packet service between
New York and Albany.
The success Of this undertaking was
so satisfactory that four new boats
were built before the end OF 1911, at
least two of them being designed for
service In other rivers. Louis Re-
public.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06
ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.
o. % EosnAsza Upon the EaSea q tse pnezr
tSupufEf1abfenes5 of LiAe.

st. Pauls great declaration, 1.-THE
things seen arc temporal; the things
not seen are eternal"-accepted timid-
Iy here by the pious, but regarded as
mere phrase ~ the matcrialists-is
in India commonplace Of daily GER
tainty. Nobody there doubts the con-
tinuity Of life any more than he doubts
that The setting sun will rise again,
the same orb. tomorrow.
have hoard a Mahrntta woman,
while cfaatng hay ohild FOR splitting
uifA ewaoisr "7ou ,nrast have been o.
4vsy bea snd IN your yasS Efef" The
rdpaa,w ressara efw f5Tr5p wlacwrao
ros vsrnarv e teestse Sac foss Of a
betrSThed or vedaed husbEnd y looked
upon as the fatal expia ton fof Some
extreme offense in previous existence,
to 5 be borne with patient con-
tinuance in this one, on which
condition the family Of the
deceased husband will faithful
II maintnin the widow, as still belong
ing to tbs dead man, and 70 be surely
reunited with him. THIS was the basis
of the heroic though tragicat custom OF
f'Snti," or widow burning, one OF the
grandest defances ever flung by
human foith nnd lore at the foco OF Che
doctrine OF humiliation.
The respect for the animal world.
general In Hindoo and Buddhist soc!s-
ties is founded, with the tenet OF
TRANSPORTATION, on tho Same fixed be-
lief In the endurance and evolving
advance OF every individual being. No
spot Is empty Of life in the Indian
mind. A Deccan. or Rengalt laborex,
at his meal In the jungle, throws be-
hind him fragments of his chupatty for
the invisible Dhuts and Prets 70 eat.
In India, as In Japan, festivals (shrad-
dhas) are made for tho dead with
scrupulous regularity. at which their
scots are duly set The cost ts satur-
atcd with tho mental and social re-
suits OF this universal acceptance OF
the notion that individual life Is inex-
tinguishable. A dignified calm spreads
throughout the oriental populations, a
permanent uninquiring placidity, no
ticeable by tho most careless or pref
udiced eye.
The wisest Indian philosophy has
never boggled, like ours. over that silly
supernatural The Upanishad says:
What Is In tho visible exists also in
the Invisible. asad what rs n Brahrn's
world, that Ia also here" The
Ultimate, slbois UoreaohaHo. is "a
real to the Asiatio mind as rico; aud Ia
the B1,agsvad-aita Ar}aaa Ia acs"rally
permitted to behold tho embodied In
finite Indeed. Is is rather this present
existence which india regards ~ the
illusion. the Maya. 70 see the stars
we must wait for night and TO live we
must die. Nor Is IT embarrassing to
note In Hindoo classics how these large
and happy seventies Of oriental view
have softened personi6cations of death
Sir Edwin Arnold. in !.ongman's
Magazine
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06

rzeaer,os Lowis, OF conings "; VA W.,
has been appointed q cadet NJ. We
pa;nt military academy, with 6corse
rorner of Dayton, w. Va as a1'ef
nate. ,,s a. IRE
mon Ind. has decided. owing 70 inc
+eritP Issue being settled, to run og
double time end with an increased
force. r.,,.,,nowr,
,,r-rrr. If Louisville, has been commit
I'D 70 an asylum, having become ln'
s.ne from overwerk and excessive use
- Aobocco. He imagines he IS Coi'
anedaA,riage. ., 800
hoes .lrot has been engaged at Batos
Ro,,ne, H.. for some time in local BUSY
ness cnught Ere Thursday nlgn' a1l.
h,,rned to the waters edge. Ihc ooa'
was valued at SIS. O2o.
Thon,es Ryan and Ed "ea~ re-: coun-
+s~fe;ters. were arrested ct inos0f'
ont 4 search of their apartments re-
eea1ed molds for coming American doi-
,sr and quarters and other eq'llpmen Us
for making spurious coin.
aIva IT. Ven Auken, the famous rai'-
way promoter under Indictment 9nss t0s
forging the name Of President s ing 1ng oao
.. the BE Four on bond for sso'ooo'
vas brought TO Quincy, H., and sur
rendered by his bondsnen-
Engineers and frcnen emPso:ea W
sha Oregon Railway and Navigation
e. haze been notified By Receiver NC
Ne;ll OF a cot in wages 6epteTn Der l..
The men Will appeal to the United
etaccs ccort for a restraining oroef.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06
NEW INSURANCE SCHEME.
When Mr.. Dingbat Tried Umbrellas Tint
EinancIeD Was Deggared.

When Mr.. Dingbat Tried Umbrellas Tint
YinencieD Was Desgared.
'Do you remember me?" inquired
the man % he quietly slipped up 10 ae
city eddters dssk.
II ean't say that I DO" replied tho
city editor, looking him over carefully.
''You remember was here some
time ago giving policies of insurance
on punches of keys?"
ooh, yes, / remember. I took one"
"Of course, all wise men do. At the
same time, if you recall it, l said l had
great scheme for insuring umbrellas
on the same plan.
81 believe I do recall it. How did it
come out?"
The man threw up his hands hope
lessly
"Well," he said, "bcfore that week
was out had my umbrella insurance
company at work, with agents all over
the town. The success was immediate
and phenomenal, everybody wanted to
insure his umbrella; the premium was
fifty cents year; the amount to be
paid to persons returning lost UNI
brellas was three dollars-about the
average price OF an umbrella man
doesn't like to loose, you know; agents
turned In policies by the poc9Setfuls the
first week; hadn't any idea there were
as many half-dollars in circulation as
received at my Office; second week they
kept coming and I began to think Of
plans for great building on Wood
ward avenue for the accommodation OF
the business to be known as the Um-
brella Insurance building; third week
twas still going' fourth week it rained;
fifth week umbrellas began coming in;
didn't know there were 80 many UNI
brellas in the world; sixth weel, it was
worse and I began 70 investigate;
watched the people who brought them
in and got she three dollars; mostly peo-
Pile above suspicion, to look a. dicov-
cred they had been stealing them; al
ways picked ono out with our Sag GA
It; didn't know there we~e 50 many
people whe tAoaght 10 no saa 10 steel
an umbrella: nevs~ NhougAA Of ShaA
when I ges up tho Company, wnsns an
ummella In che los worth thgee dos
lars; diaR't ssasw go many. people wcEe
cheap umbrellas; something rotten in
Denmark; Just come up here from my
Office; string of people there reaching
half way round Che block, waiting to
get In; there isn't enough money left
in the fund to buy ferry ticket with;
I've come here to sec if you wouldn't
lend mo that amount; I'm not going
back; put notice in the paper that
Mr.. Dungbat, the well-known president
of the Umbrella Insurance company,
having been suddenly called 10 China.
left this morning; do ! get the price OF
ferry ticket7 Thanks and he went
out, leaving the city editor in a condi-
ton OF partial paralysis.-S. Y. Com
mercial Advertiser
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06
THE LEXINGTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
CONNECTED with the State a. & NJ College. }
The PractiCaI
SCHOOL OF THE SOUTH.

ENDORSEDhy the highest County
and State officials, by the leading
business and professional men Of the
country, and by hundreds of pupils
who are successful in business.
A REVELATION is made to the
pupil in ookkceping, Banking.
Shorthand, Typewriting. Telegrarhy.
Penmanship, Commercial Law, Arith-
metic, Grammar, Spelling and Bust
ness Correspondence as taught by
our nem andinteresting plane ACT,
UAL BUSINESS PRACTICE usrd
only in OUR COLLEGE, before
which the old theoretical. copy-rght-
ed, textbook, copying SYSTEM u1ust
go.
POSITIONS for its pupils ara
made a speciality in this school, which
promises to the Commercial World
the highest type Of efficient business
men and women.
UU Alta Nj Ed to be RS repre-
sented or money refunded.
BEWARE of schools which do not
do this.
Send for beautiful, Illustrated Cat
alogue, free.
For full particulars call at the
College, or address
G. c. CALHOUN, Principal,
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NE Cost to complete any proscrib-
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sigiia.l by tho Governor Of the Com.
wealth.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06
HUMOROUS.

Even the most successful attempt
to bear the wheat market must go
against the grain. Buffalo Courier.
Rev. Lankey-"Do you think I can
persuade Brother Grasper to lay up his
treasure in Hcaven?" "Oh, don't be-
lieve so; he's trusted to IN old teapot
for years now. Inter
The Roal Thing.-Aunt Chloe
sI'se readin' dat de gods has amblosher
an neckchure cherry day" Uncle
Ephum-''Dut's muffin, honey; Yves
got watermilyuns. Detroit Free
Press
Clara lat Santa Cruz)-"That letter
seems TO have made you very happy"
MIay-"Yes; it is from Jack. He has
heard that am flirting terribly, and is
delightfully."- angry about it."-oakland
Echoes.
-"C'ukumstances altahs cases.,
shoh," said Uncle Eben. "De man dat
likes ter hyah hisse'f holler in ahgy-
ment doan seem ter git no satisfaction
tall fun de SCUM OBJ his voice drivin'
cows. Washington Star.
Papa" said little boy, fought
the teacher to whip mo for what I did
not do?" Certainly not. my boy" re-
piled the father. WELL" replied the
little fellow, ''he did to-day when I
didn't do my "-Tit-Bits.
Not Available. Professor Ito med
ical student)-"Mr. Doselets. will you
please namo the bones of the skullY'
Student (perplsxed}-"rve got them all
in my head, professor, but tho names
don't strike me at tho Moment
Truth.
Another Chance. -<Smfbh2s - "Dad
goa see anything Of o h,ssAae Of nana-
script I had anayAsd 'assvp" axA.
SosibMs--"No. AaysAkng sIapowtesseA
serlbbls-''Theys wes0 sQsas ss~entse0-
yeax looust jokes Ia 10 shuapght I
might sry 'esaa on again. "-faasassn Life.
"A Harlem Idyl-SAa lived i1 fat.
She was tired out with housecleanlnG;
but, when the postman rang the ball,
she left everything and ran down
three flights Of stairs to open the let
ter-box. Inside she found paper cir
cular: ''How to Boautity Your Lawn"
Puck.
-Mr. Watts-'I thought you told me-
The new girl was well trained. She
can't cook little bit" Mrs. Watts
"No. she can't cook much. but she is
perfectly lovely with china. She
clerked in, the crocl1ery department Of
one Of the big dry-goods stores for
more than year. Jour-
nal.
TO Meet Again.-Ftrst Friend
"You look blue, Old fellow. what's the
inaster?s Second Friend--''I've just
returned irona my notheH-in.law'a flu
neral" First Frisnd-s'r'm very sorry
to hear It," second Friend-"Oh, it
isn't that that's worrying ms, but the
sermon knocked me out completely .
First Friend Was it very affectinga"
Second Friend-"Yes-the minister
said: Weep not; ye shall surely meet
again. Truth.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06
COULDN'T BLK THAT DENTIST.
A Customer Induced TO Settle By the
Strategy OF a Tooth BoctO%

A Customer Induced TO Settle By the
Strategy OF n Tooth Docto~
A Superior street dentist smiled
when he told Of his experience In deal
ing with large and crafty customer.
In the absence Of the dentist, a date
was arranged by the customer with
the custodian OF the business docket
for goodsized job Of dentistry. When
she appointed day came he duly APP
peared and took the chah. For two
hours che buzz saw, mallct and flc did
hard service, Then tho electric bat
terry was called into play and one big
molar succumbcd. Finally the Job
was finished and t5c chair vacated.
It's recent occupant turned toward the
door. catching his hat from the hook
as he went.
"And the money!" inquired the den
fist.
Haven't any," was the gruff re-
sponse "You can charge it."
Tho dentist moved about in sus-
pcnsc for a moment, and then said, in
n measured tone: 'Sec here, my friend,
we are strangers. Cash is my rule,
and it is the only thing that goes.
Exactly" responded the customer,
remembering the pain he had just en-
dured, "but what are you going to do
about it?"
The dentist was disconnected. His
customer had now reached the door. A
happy thought struck him. just q
moment" he called out 'I'm sorry,
but left one of those nerves exposed.
Will you just sit down again, please?"
The remark was uttered in such
sincere manner that the man did not
hesitate in taking the chair. No
sooner had he done so than he began
to suspect that all was not right. a
sense Of vacancy stole over him in the
region of one Of his teeth, and In a
moment the nerve began to dance.
The dentist had removed the filing.
What are you doing anyway" he
managed to mutter as the workman
proceeded.
ooh, nothing" was the reply.
might as we'll save the filings, sup
pose. There, does that hurtyou? Too
bad"
The man clinched his fist and made
spasnodic effort to release himself. He
found shat no had been mndo fast TO the
chair with strap He grew hot and
drops Of sweat appeared oa his fore
head and nose.
How maoh is shAs bill?' he fnelly
inquired.
Regular lob ten Collars, extras five
dollars Oh. about fifteen dollars, I
guess" was the cheerful response.
Want to get rich quick, don't you?
Put up q block ON Euclid avenue, Ell?
Well, III pay it, but I'll not bother you
again. The next time III 80 to N ren-
tlelnan"
Not until the money was carefully
stowed away in the dentists vest
pocket was the filling replaced and the
strap looscned. The two then parted
never again 70 meet.-Ccyeland
Leader.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06

rresiuent aompers, OF the Federation
Of Labor, has issued q protest against
the ratification OF the new Chinese
treaty.
Gov. Waite has issued proclamation
Snrbidding entrance to Colorado from
Utah ofall sheep without clean bill Of
health
The entire business portion OF Han
cock, Wis. YVES wiped out by fire
Loss about $4,000, partly covered by
Insurance.
"A Lesson in Geography.--Tea
Ito boy who had to be corrected fre-
quentlyl-"Can't you tell Inc where the
Blue Ridge tsp Boy clubbing his
shonfder)- mo. but c,fi1 TIL Won
Where the black and blueridgc is. = He
is treated more rtdgerously than ever.--
Texas Ssftings.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06
.,.-,,u. ro,ersere, wlth wRes.

c,ycfvNArt. Aug. 7U.--s "a
the telegraph service Of the COUNTY, n;yb It,
completely FRUSTRATED as sues ,a;res Got into
. .@ from atmospheric cona's cor,d
a arod throughout the night they co y. q
ana o, . 'a.5o onlv for few minutes at
pc. DC u@eo and then at long Intervals;
1ln.s s III the connections on az
Later 'n '..~es were lost, ana
eastern .,,,r t,me tho trouble spread TO
the central west completely cu.slns ~
c ctI rom the eest, and rendering
ths ,I I;n,.:nna+;1hicagc connecs'ous ~
most useless
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06
DOMESTIC CONCERNS.

BOILED Salmon: Cut twc or three
Riices of salmon about an inch thick;
rub little oil or butter over them, and
adjust OF pepper and salt Put tIrsn
On q hot.greasrd gridfSon. over d clear
Ore: ttrn them occasionally untii done.
q little butter 6ser them each
time they are turned. Serve with mai.
tvasss, hntal eaasaa. =. Isnafnn Rnanat.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06

LLAyr BENrl '.e-
G.l3a. m, arrive East G-i;e 1-s,
arrive Ro.no',e II u 80"
I.yncihurg | - D.. .e.hv
GG5 p. IN. Richmond .rn ="
Norfolk SO o. ~
30 p. III. Limited >tea, y a'''
Pulaski. H,dlpej ua.- .t''"
Is? p. M Ia it'na -"
for hingtotr G'an. -.
pha ,nd Nc~ los. ..-a.'
Shenandoah 'nar;toa 49,. a.
K. K. !! Diniu. = -
:5.o0 p. III f"r Ell - er', . ~
fo,d : IS p ~, - !! o e.,
I.ynchau,g ia O.. 80
sci n, : 10, go. - "a
man ,l-ss- l,-.r'.s e" s'"'
L,nrhhuyg To- i.'rf,'ai
Hiss,ov-S4iu pl'.,or ''r' e
nnEc D,llr T.,
>atc;r. y aa' ~
stations.
Norrn CArol,>A pps.-e>
;i -, y. ~. D'l1 -
for Berthe i.,,,l.. -
Dail,. cSccui >wai'
Dailt ior l,,ni,.n.
- Hmjn hr1>.a
1,i: tHiA.
ia.t,t.s. t'o-' I,,.
~ ,5;.#.rr ..<e
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06
A Great Saving.

.'Ifave you saved anything in the
last yearq' asked the iaate father OF
the prodigal son.
Yes, dad" said the prodigal, ave
saved my vormisorm appendix. -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06
,,r.,r,.t Brakeman Killed

1ErrE HAurB, Ind, Aug. so-ChaA
:,ov,nns. a Zig Four brakeman. WIS
run over By freight train hore ond
.,;)ls4j Sunday afternoon
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06
Yaun,IIsr uith rieuras.

Stranger-You are a native Of this
town, I presumed
Boy I'm cigaT storel-No An from
PennsylvenaA
.'Ahl A great manufacturing state.
"Yos, sir. Pennsylvania produces
more Havana cigars than any other
state In tho Union. Good News.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06

Sarah She's worth million. and
just the right age for you." Jerry
"Any girl worth q million is tho right
age for me-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06
AHHiyALA AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS.
South Atlantic e. Ohio.

Fast hound . leave. Eix Stonc Gan dsiy
No m,arflycs al Bristol lI::,ila M. No. leave.
u -; ~ :. M, STRIVES a, bristol , 80 p m
neat n"inn .--H" 'esyos Bristol I 40 a. m. ar.
rises al Big Stone Gap 10 80 a. IN. No 3 le,ye.
n,ls'o' 20 r. m arrives Big Ston. Gap 81; D. m,
No"mectiois:-Nrs. 3and Is connect with ,h. L. 4
y. az Double Tunnel 80 ~
ar time. ''
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06
cr,aWsnr Wa,,ahsr. .

LaHpoN, Sept. gesSs FROM aseWa
sssssisa snAdsy night sssM ssat sa9
spuns of Easis Il growing weaker. 10
As bslisSsa ahRt Chg cpd u aS8s.