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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-02-25

Have on hand Gibson's Xxx. xxx, xxx
and pure Old Rye, Old Cabinet and Monogram
Whistles also Bakers and Thompson's Pure
Bye Whistles, to which they invite the atten-
ton Of the trade.
Orders from tho country for mercandise
shall receive prompt attention.
Consianments Of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee
the highest market prices and prompt returns.
N. Z. corner Cameron and Royal streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-02-25
RAILROADS.

MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY COMPANY
VERNON DIVISIONS. January 1, 1895.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-27
SHERIFF'S SALE,

Under and by virtue of an execution issued out of
and under the seal OF the Circuit court IN and tor
Elizabeth v. Tompkins is plaintiff and f. l. An
derson assignee of the late firm of TomPkins
Tompkins, defendants, | have levied upon and
will on Wednesday, the sd day of July, 1906 sell
hours of sale, on lot 557 of the townsite of Dun
Mellon in the town of Dunnellon, Marion county,
Fla, the same being the leased premises upon
which said property IS located, the following de
scribed personal property, to wit:
-Four pieces OF pants Goth; tnLee PeGeS OF cam am
lot ladies hose II pieces OF glngham; pieces
check homesPnn II pieces OF yellow I homespddn
pieces of CaliCOes I33 pairs PANTS 90 coats and
vests; lot ladies' vests; lot mems undershirtS lot
ladies' waists; lot corsets ga: lot tring lot Ia
dies belts lot albums (); lot lace; lot mems
doz. napkins: lot collars; lot handkerChiefs lot
paper lot SuSpenders lot memorandum books and
pads; lot towels lot hardware: lot drugs dozen
axes; key powder: doz. bottles of extracts dozen
syrup pitchers; AZ tin buckets; dozen gOblets: lot
lamp wicks; three meat dishes: dozen dish pans:
pound boxes; lot of pillow castings; lot of sal oiO
(22); doz cans corn; IS cans cherres IS cans ID
tomatoes; 90 boxes diamond dust: 10 pounds OF
North Carolina tobacco dozen bottles catsup;
dozen lates; two cans; and tea IN said cans; lot
case and contents lot of cheap shoes; lot of cheap
shoes; lot OF cheap children shoes (27
pairs; pairs of ladies, shoes; pairs patent
Shoes S. pairs of ladies shoes assorted; 8 trunks
500 lbs. nails showcase and IS ladies' trimmed
hats lot straw hats lot mems hats: lot of embroid
cry; white vests alpapa coats and vests; boys
suits; 7white coats; 10 light suits. 10 umbrellas;
show case and contents; thread case and contents;
showcase and contents y ak handles; pair iron
stove pipe and elbows spiders; roll wire netting;
oil tank; lbs; of ball Irvine; 2 snathes heater
and lot pipe; va yalises; showcase ana contents
plete (B.& l. macintosh coat :; 5
lanterns; 20 split baskets; iron safe Mos
Ter Safe & Lock Coz; Office stool; wood
1esk pairs trace chains; lot of crockery; pillow
stock IS cases Id. tomatoes 20 cases ID. toma-
oes barrel fuses; IL joints stove pipe; lot lamp
;himneys; so much thereof as will satisfy said
and costs. b. DUPRE HODGE,
Sheriff Marion county, Fla |
ALBERT WRIGHT. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-27

Would not any minister who had
the spirit of the gospel that he
breaches welcome such a VISIT
Might it not save both pastor and
church from both trouble and
loss?
O that we would all adopt and
act upon the Tuic of Uncle Jj2hez!
-Senex Smith in Journal and
Messenger.
Cheap excursion to West Flor
ida on Friday, June %, good for
10 days. Rate to Madison, Month
cello, and Tallahassee, 81 So;
Quincy,:S5.
Annual convention of the Chris
tan Endeavor Societies at Boston.
For the;above named occasion the
F. c. zip. railroad will sell tickets
at the following rates: All rail,
$685.; Ma Savannah and steamer,
S34.4o; via Mallory line, S3I.oo.
Tickets sold by rail July 6, 7 and
8; via Savannah and steamer, July
I, 5 and g; via Mallory line, July 4.
All tickets limited to July 81. Iron
clad signature forms required linn
tied to a continuous passage in
both directions. For further in
formation, tickets, ETC., call on
R. G. Blake, city ticket agent, or
John Dozier, depot ticket agent,
Ocala, Fla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-27
An Example to Follow.

y
wants to claim him as a relation.
used TO wonder what was the secret
of his popularity. When we were
alone one day | asked him why he
seemed to have no enemies, though
he was man of decided convic-
tions and frank and fearless in
stating them. He replied:
81 really don't know unless it is
the result of a rule adopted when
I was converted and have tried to
act upon ever since.
"You mean the Golden Rule of
our Savior l presume? You de-
termined to do to others as you
would have them do to you,
'WeH, yes; and yet, as that rule
is SO broad and so much trouble
arises from our talking about one
another as we do, thought that |
would take an application OF 1t,
first of all. to the tongue. SO
wrote down in a little book, which
carry in my vest pocket, as near
the heart as l can get it, this reso-
luton: / will never say anything
about anybody behind his back
that would not say to his face |
did not find it easy at first to keep
that resolution. | was tempted,
when discussing neighborhood
matters, to express very decided
opinions about certain men. But
/ would check myself, saying to
myself: Now, Jabez, you are a
coward 1t you think so about
Smith and Brown you should go
and tell them. You despise even
a dog who slips up behind man
and bites him without first barking.
And Just such a cur you are if you
become a back bitter. Paul classes
back biters with haters of God and
the West sinners. And so | would
stop for very shame. But then |
would say to myself again: If it is
to talk about Smith and
Brown behind their backs, would
it not be brave and manly and
Christlike to go and tell them what
you think about them? And SO,
after praying to. the Lord to fill
my heart with love, | would go, 'in
the spirit of meekness, and try to
restore them from their evil ways.
| would say to them, 1 do not
.alk about you, but won't you let
ne talk with you? In doing this
have never been repulsed nor in
suited by the worst men in the
leighborhOOd."
want to commend the rule Of
Uncle Jabez to my readers. Oh,
he bhghting influence of back
,itipg in society and the church!
Many a minister hasL been sadly
'indered by it in his work l have
ften known of cases where cliques
f nalcontents would meet, week
fter week, to discuss their pastors
aults, when none of them had the
1anliness to go and tell him of
hem. Ministers cannot see them
elves as others see them. They
nay make mistakes, in manner at
east, innOcently and almost un-
onsciously. But if some restless
pirit seizes upon these mistakes
1 order to make trouble-if he
Axis about them and gets others
} do so-they grow in the imagi-
alton of the takers, and come at
myth to overshadow the mans
xcellencies and thus paralyze his
over for good.
Now, if, at the very beginning
the disaffection, some good elder
r mother in Israel had gone to
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-27
Prof. A. N. HendOn

will give private instruction
in any branches to a limited
number of pupils. An excel
lent opportunity for students
to prepare for required exam
inatiOn next session. 66+
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-27

If we always take the cash,
we are sure to get the hash
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-21
POLITICAL
Formal Call for the Repub-
lican Convention Made
by Chairman Carter.
WATER STORAGE BONES.
Bonds to the Amount of 400 900
Pounds Placed Ia Glasc W,
by London Bankers.

WASHINGTON, D. &C. 14-Chsirmsn Car
ter, of the republican national commit
tee today issued the following call for q
national conventions: To the repu blicaD
electors of the United States. In accor-
dance with the usual customs ind in
structions Of the republican national
convention Of 1892, and by direction of
the national committee, a national con-
vention of delegated represent atives of
the republican party will be held at the
city OF St. Louis, state OF Missouri,
Tuesday, the 10th day of June. 1896 at
II o'clock noon, for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for t preaiv Ca = nd
! vice president of the United States and
| the transaction of ether business.
The republican electors in several
states aud territories, ind vot RS with
out regard 10 past political afhliatIonF,
who believe in republican principles ans
| endorse the republican policy are cor
daily invited to unite under this call, to
| confirm the action of the new ticket.
Each state will be entitled 10 four dele
gates at large, and fer each representa-
tive in congress at large two delegates
and each congressional district, each
territory and District OF Columbia two
delegates. Delegates at-lsrge shall be
chosen by the popular state conventions
called on not less than 20 dsJ publish
ed notice; and rot less than 80 days be
fore the meeting of the national ecnven-
ton. Congressional district delegates
shall be chosen at conventions called by
the congressional committee of each
district, IN the same manner rs the
nomination Of representative IN congress
is made in III Q said district. provided
that in any congressional district where
there is 10 republican congressional com
mlttee, the republica state cCmmitte;
shall appoint from residents such dis
trict Committee for the purpose Of call
ing G district convention TO elect d.s;r,Ct
delegates. Territorial! delegates eh II Ii
chosen in the same mailer Is he nomi
nation Of delegate to congress is made
Ia addition to the representation nov
authorized by the rule of a national con
venticn for the territories of Utah, New
Mexico, Oklahoma and Ariz ia. Th'
committee advise each of the said terri
!ories to elect four delegates and the ad
mission of such additional delegates tt
the convention is recommends d.
| New YORK, Dec. IA dispatch from
London rays that large Anglo Amer
can banking house has placed in Glas
COW, Scotland, the entire issue CT the
first mortgage bonds Of the Arizona
water storage company amounting AGO.
Geo pounds. This is the largest irriga
ten company in Arizona.
| CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE new manage
ment of the Atchisos, Topeka and San
Ia Fe railroad has decided to cancel OF
January lst, every existing contract O
any kind or nature held by the company
and begin al. over again.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-21

Every msn who went out ia entitled
to the highest prsise for their heroic
salf-sacrlhce IN order 10 free Arjzs ma
from these renegade murder rs. -Four
days on an Indian trail, riding as only
Arizona tFcutisrs men alone cen ride, re-
quires almost supeThumHr endurance
which Gao be sus tHineG only by love OF
country and Css're TO rio 1t If ne occurs
cd Apache r. orderers. SLe,.f Wight
deserves praise for the determined effort
re made, and he desires to thank
through the columns Of the Bulletin,
each and every man who so brsvely and
heroically assisted him in the chase.
Joe Terrell, who quit the range and
neglected the basGsss Of bis company
AID stayed as long as there was hope to
effect a capture, should also receive the
thanks OF every citizen of Arizona.
Sheriff Wight only regrets that when
Mr.. Waters found the dead bodies OF
Merrill and daughter, be did Lot return
to Solcmonville instead of going to
Duncan. Had be done so, the sherlffs
posse could have been on the trail sever
al hours earlier than they were, and the
Indians would have been overtaken be-
sore they reached the rough mountains,
The result would have been two dead ln-
dlans, The trail was OF only two In
dams, and no other Indian signs were
seen on the trip.-Bulletin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-21

WASHINGTON, Dec. l2-The det lis Tor
the republican national convention at
St. LOUIS June 10Th were perfected at
meeting today of tbs sub committee
appointed last night to take charge of
the arrangements, KereDs and Thomp-
son representing st. Louis, who gave
assurance the p!aas pio- sed would be
speedily executed. The exposition
building accommodates 1900 people,
but its limit is expected to be severely
taxed.
1t is understood an understanding was
reached that the st. Louis local com
mittee would not control more than
5000 tickets and OF these, 500 should
go to veterans, and 500 to distinguish
ed guests. The subcommittee sd-
journed to meet in ST. Louis the latt-r
psrt of January.
Chairman Carter expects to issue a
formal call for the national convention
within a day or two. The friends Of
Governor Mckinley will have perma-
neut rooms at hotel Cochran in this city
with Chairman Grosvenor, the vice
chairman and executive committee of
five persons in general charge.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. Pan inf W of tel
egrams asking hotel room during the
national republi convention Lext
June, continued all day. DR.. G. NJ.
Depew will make the St. Nicholas his
headquarters ard Governor Merriam.
of Minnesota. will also stop there. Thirty
rooms for the uss of ex-President Harri-
con ard the Indiana delegation have
been spoken for ut the Painters.
LONDON, Dee. I2-The POST, coneerva-
tive, in an editorial on the action OF IN,
house of representatives at Washington
on United States Em AMBASSADOR Bay
says: I he moral is that ambassadors, i!
called upon to maize q speech, should
discuss authorship AID Shakespeare,
especially wien a presidential election
Is 10 sight.
The Daily News, liberal, in an editor
say anything very emphatic IN Bayard's
praise, for that might make Mccall and
Barrett go for him answ. But We be
lieve him TO be- the sort of man who Will
not scare worth cent.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ia gale with
an average velocity of forty miles an
hour, and increasing in force, Is rPport-
ed along the coast from SsLdy-Hook to
Cape Henry. No shipping disasters are
| reported yet
New YORK, Dec. Is -Extreme cold
prevails throughout eastern states today
At 9 o'clock the tenn erature in this city
was lG above zero. Saratoga, Syracuse
and Wstertcwr, n. Y, reported 10 be-
low; aud Lo1dcn, N. H., 90 below. At
Mortified, Vt. the Thermometer indicat-
ed IL degrees be.oY.
New York, Dec. 13-It las been ex-
pecied ID the street several days tina: {
formal agreeE ent between the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company aud the
Panama Railroad will be definitely con-
cluded at any moment. Such reports
are again current today. President j.
Edward Simmors, Of he Panama Rail-
way, made the following statement this
afternoon. The contract has net been
signed. The directors of TIE P-nama
Railroad m It yesterday and author zad
nee to sign al agreement.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 13-W. F. Har-
rIty, chairman OF the democratic nation
al committee, this afternoon requested
the secretary of the committee TO notify
the members thereof TO assemble in
Washington, January 16 reZt. for the
purpose of selecting time and place
for holding the next democratic nstional
convention.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-21
BACK From JHE TRAIL.
Sheriff Arthur Wight and Posse
Eack From q Determined
Pursuit OF Apache
rT-u

Sheriff Arthur Wight, Deputy Sheriff
James V. Parks, W. Fl. Parks, john II.
Parks, Jack Tay Tor. joe Terrell, uasreg-
or Of the Gebhard Cattle Company. ard
several boys from lis ranch, who COM
/ posed the posse which went en- the
trail Of the murderers OF II. II. Merrill
and oaush last y eek, returned Sun
day last, having been absent five dsyF.
About o'clock Wednesday, the first
| day out, the posse came up with the It.
| dians, who had stopped at the foot OF
Whitlock mountains. The Indians saw
the posse first, fr.rn their elevated posi-
| ton, and started % run up the noun
tain, ore on foot and oDe on horse back
Only two we're So 2. Tie pcsse got with
in five hundred Hrrds Of the Indians,
and Jim and G,n Paiks exchanged shots
with them, but H., I.6ia1s were in tie
rocks and iuLIIe, bushes, and on J.. a
glimpse OF them coG.d occesiors ally Be
seen. TIE Toss,- pushed hard up u,
mount ,Ir, bat he IuGians easily Gis-
tanC i the I'll rs over tie TuE ged rock,
and fios!ly disappeared over the sum
NIT. Where the Indians wsre campsC
they left pair o. moccGSiLs, one blank
ct, and bear grass saddle, such as ar
used by the Aphches. A black htIs'-
belonging to W. FL. Parks herd rad eeu
killed there, and o ne of his ribs taken
cut, which were left lay ing on some
ROCKS. The posse followed the trail as
fast IS they could en- their tired horses
until da'k, when they spurred on to "Old
Camp" IL distance OF ten miles for a
fresh mount gud something to eat. The
point here the InJiaGS WEI Q encOunt- |
cred was fifty miles from SolOnonviile, |
which had been rode from Solomonvili |
after s O'clock, or in seven hours. Con
siderable time was lost at the scere
the murder in getting start on tn. |
traIi, which fret went north md the; |
turned south.
Thursday morningthe posse was back |
on the trail at dayligh ut, which they fol |
lowed to the valley south Of Whitlocf |
Cieuega. After leaving the mountain
the trail was plain and was follow IN |
a gsllop. During the day they found |
where the Indians had killed q steer ard |
cut Chunk OF it, bus TO sign of any
stop YVES discovered and the fleeing H.
di-ns had evidently travelled Gil night. |
When dark came Thursday n,ght IN.
Po-se vert to Whitlock ranch to camp
and get fresh horses. Net finding any
horses there, Sheriff Wight srd John
Parks rode that night ter miles to
horse camp, secured q mount, and was
back ready TO again take the trail Fri
day morning. The trail turned west and
north towards Soiomonville and then
back east into the Whitlock mountains,
through which they had been followed
Wednesday. In the mountains the trail
was lost Friday and was not regained
On Saturday Frank Richardson, Of
Whitlock ranch, reinforced the posse
with several of his cowboys. and Whit
lock ntain was thoroughly searched
in an effort to again route the Indians or
strike their trail, but neither was accom-
plished, and reluctantly the posse dis
banded Saturday morning ard retr ned ]
home.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-21
TO CONTRACTORS AND MINERS

sealed bids will be received by the undersign
ed at the Office of the Norman Mining and Mill
ing Company, at Riverside, Pinal County, Ari
IONA, until January Ist, 1895, for sinking an in
cline, single compartment shaft, at so much per
foot, from the 500 foot level for 100 to 200 feet
and timber the same, contractor TO furnish
everything needed, in on or about the work eX-
cept the mining timbers unframed, which will
be furnished the contractor, together with the
use ofthe present hois ting works. Also bids
will be received for the same work, the Com
pany to furnish everything except candles,
powder, fuse and caps. The dimensions of the
inclins shaft in each case to be AZ by feet in
the clear. Right reserved to reject any or all
bids. Address,
OHIO MOSES,
Sup't Norman Mining s. Milling Co,
Florence, Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-21
&AkkCE.

Office of Frank P. Bacon
900 Sansome St, Room 17}
San Francisco, California, Nov 40. Isos.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. 90, 1904.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY conEcRRH-
WE, the undersigned owners of the "Rrr
MONT NINE" having leased the mining nrDr
erty known as the BELMONT NINE also The
"BELMoNT MILL SITE" to Messrs Sebring.
Do HEREBY NOTIFY all miners laborers iii
men, or any others performing work in ON
material for said mining property or mill SITE
That neither the mine nor the mine site o,yn
ers will be responsible for any such labor n,
material furnished TO the said p "a sehr;ro =,
their agents. or anyone whatsoever. -
BACON LAND & LOAN CO
By +. p. BACON,
ELLA ETA II. SoULE, Pres;a..
Executrix. ELLA ETA D. Sour
r. p. BACON, tx. c..
SARRIE J. BACON TX. 7-I-os-Iyr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-21
4 RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN.
a Page From tier History.

TIE Important experiences Of others are
'ntcTe-;-!.iy- The following is no exception:
j had Dccn trOG3lCd with heart disease 25
years, much Of That time very seriously. For
I've yc1s.i | was treated by one physician con-
,inUoJsiy. was in business. tut OBLIGED to
retire on account OF my health. a uEy-
siciln tod any friends that cOu.d not live n
month. lily fees AID linlS we're badly swOl-
ten, AMI | was indeed in q serious condition
when 4 gentleman directed my attention to
DE-. Mixes New Heart Cure, and said that his
sister. Who had been afflicted with heart dis
ease, had been cured by the remedy ard was
again strong, healthy woman. / purchased
bottle Of the Heart Cure, and i'm less than
an hour alter taking the first dose / could
feel Il decided Improvement in I, circulation
81 nv blood. When had talI9F ,!ree doses
could move my ankles, something had not
done Tor months. and my limbs had been swoI-
zen 50 long that they seemed almost purified.
BeIUfe | had taken one bottle CT the New
Heart Cure the Swelling had all gone down,
ana was 50 much better that did my own
Work. On my recommendation six others are
taking this valuable remedy. "-Mrs. Morgan,
5tg " Harrison St. Chicago, III.
DR. Mile, New Heart Cure u discovery OF an
emincnS specialist in heart disease iSSOld by
all druggists on y positive guarantee. or sent
by the Dr. Niles Medical Co, ElShart, Ind, ON
receipt OF price. Il per bottle, six bottles for
>, EXPIRE - prepaid IL is positively free from
III opiates o. dangerous drugs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-21
TO WOOD CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received until January Ist
1896, by the undersigned, for furnishing cord
wood delivered at our mill ard hoist Bids
must specify at so much per cord in lots of 100
cords. Right reserved to reject any or all bids
Address,
OHIO MOSES,
Sup't Norman Mining & Milling Co.,
Al
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-21
FITS CURED
[Frona U. S. JourunL of NediciJ1e

tfrom q. s. Journal of Medicine.)
Prof. W.H-Peeke, who makes speciality of Epilepsy,
has without doubt treated and cured more cases than
anything Physician his success is astonishing We
have heardo cases years standing cured by him
Hepubishes valuable work on this disease which he
sends with large bottle of his absolute cure free to
any sufferer VINO may send their p o. and Express ad
dress. We advise anyone wishing cure to address,
Prof. W. II. PEEKE, +. D., Ceday St., New YORK.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-21
Stables Burned.

BROOKLYN, Dec 12.-Ths gard stand
and stables OF the Brighton b aeh trash
on Corey Island were burced today.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-21
ATTRACTIVE BATS.
LIST of Prize Arranged for the Bicy-
Gle Tournament.

The following prize list for the terri
torial races to be held here on Wednes-
| day and Thursday Dec. 25 and &c.
FIRST DAY.
No. ]. ONE MILE Novice.
l. Diamond knot ring. S35 90
z. Diamond sword pin. II 90
3. One brown wood saddle. 49,. 5 90
No. 2 ARIZONA CHAMPIONSHIP ONE
THIRD MILE.
Gold mccall. ..-.......... SD w
No. 3 NE-THIRD MILE.
Diapond ring. $40 90
2 Ons flower vase, donated by
l. u Radulovlch) ............ 3 90
3 One Trenton cyclometer, (don-
ated by Orndorff & Johnson). 2 90
No. ARIZONA CHAMPIoNsHIP-oNE
Gold Medal. $50 90
No. 5 TANDEM-Two MILE
L Diamond shirt stud to each
1.-TWO prlzes) $50 %
No. 6 Two MILE HANDICAP.
L Silver gold lined water set,
donated by Pinney & Robin
son. Sterling agency, PhOenix)S50 90
Palr Vim tres. Is 90
3 One meerschRum pipe, amber
tip. donated by S III Drach-
man Cigar CO.. 75OI
SECOND DAY.
No l ARIZONA CHAMPIoNsHIP-Twc-l
THIRD MILE.
o . .
No 2 JUvENILE-Two-THIR MILE HAND.
leap.
L Diamond pin $40 90
One pair gold cuff buttons 80. 5OOI
3 One U. S. cyclometer donated
by Eugene TIce). 2 so
No 3 TWO MILE LAP.
l Diamond ring. $50 90
Diamond knot pin. ......... 90 90 |
3 Iurrey pace indicator 90 |
No 4 TANDEM-oNE MILE.
l Diamond ring to each two
prlZes). $50 10 (
No 5 ARIZONA CHAMPIoNsHIP-Two MILE |
Gold medal. 90 |
No FIVE MILE HANDICAP.
l Combination diamond stud pin
ana rlnR... S0O w /
z Bloomer suit, cap, stockings
and shoes donated by T..
Zeckendorf & Coz 20 90
3 One pair gold cuff buttons. z 30
There will be a grand smoker, Lap tern
parade and flour carnival on the evening
OF the second day.