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Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-12

The State Herald is authorized to an nounce the name of Andrew w. Burglh as a candidate for Sheriff of Jefferson county, subject to the action of the democratic primary election.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF.
 The State Herald is authorized to an- nounce the name of Frank P O'Brien as a candidate for Sheriff of Jefferson county. subject to the democratic primary election,
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-12
Book Owners

Should know that the WERNICKE SYSTEM BOOK CASES combine every feature necessary in perfect
 book case. It is. at once, new, unique, original, simple, practical, convenient,
 elegant and elastic. Briefly, a Wer-
 nicke book case consists of a greater or less number of independent inter- locking crates or boxes, with noiseless, automatic-closing, dust-proof doors. assembled together, producing com plete and artistic piece of furniture, bearing no external evidence of it's portable or sectional features.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-11
YOUR TIRED STOMACH

81 have no Appetite you say" and
what little l DO eat does me no good.
Al first it feels cold and dead in my
stomach, and by and by l have aches
and pains that sometimes go to my
chest and back. l feel weak, low spir-
tied and out of sorts all over. / fancy
the demon of dyspepsia has got me"
That's the way you talk, and no won
der. But wait a moment. Let US rea-
son together. Perhaps thus far your
stomach is merely tired. You have
been eating too much, eating the
wrong things, and irregularly. You
have given it too much to do, and like
all living things, when overwOrked,
it stops at length from sheer exhaus-
ton. There may not be an actually
diseased condition at vet. Still it is
natures warning, and you must heed
it. or worse will follow. But | must
eat or starye," you say. True enough,
but safety usually lies in middle
courses. Here is one for you. You
don't need drastic purges or exciting
stimulants. Your condition is one
easily relieved, if we 90 about it gent
ly and sensibly. The tired stomach
won't work under whip and spur. Tt
has probably had too much of that al
ready. What you require it something
that is at once food and a dgester
of food. Such an article is Shaker Di-
gestive Cordial, discovered and prepar-
ed by the Shaker community of Mt.
Lebanon, n. Y. Taken right after eat
ing, so as to mix with the food, it does
the stomach's work for it, gives it the
advantage Of further rest, strengthens
you in a natural way, and soon enables
the stomach to do full duty. There is
nothing else like this simple, safe, GER
tain and palatable remedy. Yet the
Shakers respect your doubts, and au-
thorize druggists to sell bottle for
ten cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-11
NOT SILVER BUT INCOME TAX.

To the Editor: far MS / hive
been able to learn all the lading Dem
ocrats heartily endorse the action OF
the Executive committee, II Is noted
that all Populists who nrc opposed 70
Mckinley and the single gold stand
ard should vote for The Democratic
nominees, who are with them in every
demand that is practicable
From letters aud from parties who
have recently visited Northern cities.
1t is learned that 10 is not
silver the goldbugs SO much
fear. it is the income taX.
strike the income tax plank from our
platform and it would bc endorsed by
80 out of every 100 who claim to be
Democrats. This tax is so just and
equitable that they dare not fight the
question openly. Every voter here ia
vors the income tax and in my opinion
this should be kept prominently before
the people. ,..-.,,
Sanford, n. c., August z.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-11
THE PEOPLE CAN NEITHER BE
BOUGHT NOR BULLDOZED.

When the proposition to repeal the
purchasing clause of the Sherman act
was pending in Congress, the papers
were full of predictions that good times
would follow. Mr.. Cleveland and Mr..
Sherman We'd with each other in glow
ing predictions about the prosperity
that would follow the influx of Euro
pean capital that was ready to rush in
as soon as repeal was effected. There
were stories of certain great enter
prises to be started that would give
remunerative employment to thou
sands. The repeal was effected Not
one prediction was fulfilled.
Now that the people are aroused and
they are enthusiastic for the election
of Mr.. Bryan, these same gold leaders
are filing the papers full Of the glori-
Gus days of prosperity that only awaits
the defeat of silver. II the people de-
feat Bryan, we are promised enterpris-
es that will make the land flow with
milk and honey. Every laborer is to
have big wages and his dollars will
buy twice as much as now, and
Chauncey Depew and j. Pierpont Nor
gan will share with their employers
the Injuries of life. Fearing that fair
promises will not induce the working
men to vote shacllles on themselves,
and families, threats follow upon
promises. A telegram from Houghton,
Michigan, published in all the gold pa
pers, is as follows:
'Houghton, Mich, Aug. 6.-189G.-
Owing to the unsettled condition OF
finances and the uncertainty concern
ing the future of the American stand
ard Of money, the European capitalists
who hold options on the four idle cop
per mines south of here, will drop the
deal when the options expire next
month.
"The consolidation would have i'm
terested nearly $1000,000 capital, and
would have given steady employment
to GOO men,"
Observe the indefniteness of this
fake" 1t may be that GOO men thrown
out of depression caused by the gold
standard men, may be idiotic enough
to believe that these gamblers in OPP
tions were trying to provide employ
ment for them. 1t is the existence of
the narrowing gold standard that
shuts up the mines and factories, and
makes capital put its money into
gold bonds and securities, rather than
Of
Some mines in Michigan belonging
to the owners of the Standard Oil Com
pany and other trusts, closed last
week, and its owners caused the state
ment to be made that it would not be
worked again until the free silver agi-
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Notice

The regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the News and observer Publish
Ing Company. will be held I'm the offices OF
O'Clock u. m At this meeting "a fun state
ment Of the business for the past Sc D. Will
be rendered and it ia hoped Chat steps viii
be taken to increase the usefulness and
prosperity of the enterprise. All stock
holders are requested to be present. If you
cannot be present, please give proxy TO
some stCckhOlder who wi ] be preser C.
JOSEPHUS DANIELS, President.
j. n. HOLDING, Nice-Prestdent.
II. w. JACKSON, Secy ana Treas'r
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-11
TUESDAY, August II, 1896.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

For President, WILLIAM j. BRYAN
of Nebraska.
For President, ARTHUR SEW
ALL, of Maine.
For Governor, CYRUS B. WATSON,
of Forsyth.
For Lieutenant Governor, THOMAS
w. MASON, of Northampton.
For Secretary of State, CHARLES
NJ. COOKE, of Franklin.
For State Treasurer, B. F. AYCOCK,
of Wayne.
For State Auditor, r. NJ. FURMAN,
of Buncombe.
For Superintendent of Public In
atruction, JOHN c. SCARBOROUGH,
of Johnston.
For Attorney General, F. l.
OSBORNE, of Meckenburg.
For Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court, A. C. AVERY. of Burke,
and GEORGE H. BROWN, of Beaufort
For Judge of the Superior court of
the Fifth District, JAMES S. MAN
MING, of Durham.
For Electors at Large-LOCKE
CRAIG, of Buncombe, and w. c.
DOUGLASS. of Moore.
FOR CONGRESS.
Second District. A. WOODARD,
of Wilson
Fourth District-EDWARD w. POU.
of Johnston.
Fifth District-W. W. KITCHIN, Of
Person.
Sixth District-JAMES A. LOCK-
HART, of Arson.
Ninth District. S. ADAMS, of
Buncombe.
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Maj. John w. Scott, of Moore, talks
chuncEs Of truth when he says, at is
not silver the gold bugs mind; it is
the income tax" There is no doubt
that the great holders of idle wealth"
would be aroused against the income
tax, if its enactment were not coupled
with the destruction of the gold stand
ard. 1t is the fairest method of taxa
ton ever devised. Every man Of
wealth, who thinks more Of his dol
lars than Of his country WI pay ten
times the income tax to defeat Bryan.
lie thinks 1T viii be a cool Investment.
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tation was over. The thousand men
employed are expected to vote for Nc
Kinley by coercion. The owners of
these mines can afford to lose the
profits for three months better than
they can afford to pay tax on their
incomes from all sources. 1t is sys-
tenn of buIldozing that may make few
votes in the vicinity of the mines, but
the policy of coercion viii be resented
by thousands Of working men all over
the country.
Here is another threat which we find
in the New York Journal:
Lawson n. Fuller, general coun-
sci for the Manhattan Elevated
Railroad Company, made this
threat:
"lf BRYAN is elected President,
the Manhattan Company will posi-
lively refuse TO extend it's lines a
single rod. If Mckinley is success
full, we will extend"
"What differnce will it make to
the company who is elected?'
"Difference," he exclaimed.
"
our bonds. and we are not likely to
begin extensive and expensive inn
provements unless we could do
that. No, sir! Unless Mckinley
is elected and the finances of the
country remain upon gold basis,
the elevated railroads viii remain
as they are; You may depend upon
that"
Here we are told what everybody
knows, that McKinley's election means
that "the finances of the country re-
main upon a gold basis" The chief
owners Of the Elevated are Russell
Sage and Jay Gould's heirs. They
have been accustomed to wreck rail-
roads without let or hindrance, to con-
troll the financial policy and run the
Federal Judges to their own emolu-
ment. The Chicago platforms declar-
alton in favor of amendments to the
Interstate Commerce law to make
it efficient against the gold standard
and its evils, and against Government
by Injunction" has moved the Sages
and the Goulds and the Morgans to eX-
ert their powerful influence to elect
Mckinley, in order to continue their
proprietorship of Government. They
will use threats and coercion and pour
out money like water. If the people
can be bullied or bought, gold and Nc
Kinley may win. Tt all depends upon
the subseryiency and tendency to cor
ruption in the masses. We believe they
Will neither permit DULLES or bribers
to control this year.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-11
TENNYSON'S WIFE DEAD.

London, Aug. Baroness Tenny
son, widow OF the late Poet Laureate,
is dead. She was daughter of Henry
Sellwood, Esq, and was married to
Alfred Tennyson in 1850. Her son,
Hallam Tennyson, is the present Baron
Tennyson.
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: IL :. I

Last and all the time Hoods Sarsaparilla
has been advertised as a blood purifier.
Its great cures have been accomplished
through purified blood r cures OF scrotula'
salt rheum, eczema, rheumatism, neural
eia. catarrh, nervousness, that tired feel
ing. 1t cures when Others fail, because 1t
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-11
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-11

Factories: Toledo Ohio; ThompsOnville,
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Branch Houses: 337 Broadway New York
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We would like to send You catalogue; it's to
be had for the asking.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

LEAINUIUNy ' a.
5Sth year. State Military, Scientific and
Technical Scnool. Thorough courses IN
general and applied Chemistry and in En-
gineertng. Degrees onteIred in course:
Grad: Y NJ. l. and Bachelor Science; in Post
Grad, courses, Master Science, Civil Engi-
neer. All expenses, including clothing and
incidentais provided at rate of $3.50 per
month as an average for the four years, ex-
elusive of outfit.
Gen. SCOTT sHIPP, Superintendent.
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| We have three items we wish TO tell yOr
| about. Something choice and extra nice
| and we Will occupysa mn q with eacL:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-01
NoIIoE Io sTookHolpFRs.

NOTICE y uErEHY OWN THAT oN
~ the sih lcigntnl day NJ September, isia
a. 20 O'Clock iu che forenoon % lid daV Al
tho ollcu % tnN O.. ". Hanson rfu,
cuco Co. Ne. - and 10 q. West Temple -
tAit Lase CITY, Luh, meeting o. nc stock.
DO dsrs % tna D. ". iiHusan Produce CON.
panT, q corporation. will be- held for tho DOR.
pose % amcudilE aru rnansiuH nc articles
o. asfsemtat o. Incorporation 81 sid D. ".
Hanson lfoduce COMPANY in the following
parufu ar fosut
tHfsf- a. lurfensc he capital stock Of said
c0rucfhtlcu tu I've thousand rtuul shares
thtrtof A. tfr utF value n one hundred 800
qnIiart per taart ara 10 amend paragraph itl
81 tna artic.rt GO joe. fpofau1u 90 the SAID } 4.
" EaEfQn iroearo tumVany 10 read ~
follout Ia nDruat - the canital stock OF
said ruulcraflou ntali b. ATTY thousand ESQ.
o pl dollars which shall ue divued into Eve
hundred liNl atnTca 81 the face Or paf value
OF one huudfcf ftllIl duilhfn each.
@srond T. amend the object for which ntid
corporation b. Organized, huinf paragraph ttl
thsfs1f O. read o. followai That The object
hasncfs hud pursuit % taid corporation a
and shall continue 10 BE- 10 carry on und con.
guri tto huflnfns uf general commission.
utolcsalc ana i1hhlnn trade M fruiia. produces,
lsh, oytttfa, groceries, provisions and mor'
DhandiaiuE Of utUry nature hud description.
b. ". HANSON, lftatfsut.
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NOTICE Id InusIEEls SAD.


AruIiCE d. urggui GivES THAI ~
~ accordance with aud under fhr power
auf nuinuutY rfantcd hN thHt rcftIiu uust
drcf iur41 DO li.h day 90 July, lsfl. 90 tno
uulrlaIaueI tH.stces aT stUfrc hHfluf ma
liuItlh a.. NHIl1r, Dr. wife. uuu recorded July
o., ttHi. iu IUHa "I ~" ~ NnuHaEca On Page
81 ui tho iiartfia ut snlt Lake tuuntY, Jtan.
tho unItrairaUd trustees, esther or both, VIII
onsr Tor allf huI auU 90 the hiahCHt bidder fur
cnHh, % soc wet tfuut entrance 20 tho Jnint
titY and cluntF uuilnlue iu -alt lake tuy.
Utsn fthat bong thr county Court House %
salt i.atu tuunty, ttahI, Of the ilth day ~
itcmlsr, l-n, nt o. p'coeA noon %
Inst 10y, 40 thc real estate hereinafter
described, Co Why hHd discharge tue IN
dohtcdnCs4 occurred by fad iruHt decd hni
intrrrHt thrfrnn, and rctFonahiu cnmpcnsn
sion 20 SAID trustee, and costs OF this notice
and ust cntus 81 sale he aale viii DO made
az tho request o. the holder OF said Indebted.
ness ana because 81 default 10 the payment u
faid indebtedness, which became wholly Due
on the ilth day OF July, 100,
sad real cstate ~ particularly described A.
follows, towit'
Commencing NJ The southeast corner u lot
one 90 20 hIpck eleven lu 81 plat ~" SAT-
inso CITY survey, aud running thence wet
one hundred aud forty i've titl fcui, tnrnce
north twenty Utl rods 20 north line Of faid lot,
thence east IN SAID norm hue one hundred aud
forty dive tiiil fcUi 20 the northeast corner %
Hnid lot thence south on the east line ~ saii
lot twenty tsul 1909 70 the place Of beginning.
Dated August u. ier
81 j. SALISBURY, Trustee,
SIMON HAMnERGtti, Trustee,
iirnt Publication August ~. i-H.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


yTnrREAs. CYRUS TwircHELt, AND
w usufa 4Wltthel. lil wife, anf llini
J, Noon. on unmarried mau, nid tr their GER.
trin deed 81 tfust. daied the 18th aay OF julY.
i.Hl. ana recorded On lho Let day u August
islt book b. of morigares, psEes - 70
go lac uslte. VI The records IN tiio ollee Of
tnu recorder Of detds 40 sat lAke county, IN
Cue TERRITORY lnus STATED 10 Utah. cnutff -
WIIism ~. usir. fs trustee. the following
described Ieal estnte. s.inaio "a TIE SAID SAT-
OanmtncinF tolnt - feet west o. tho
tHl. Mat 10" salt 1910 ely survey thence
ihcue north los feet, thence east siii feet TO
. Acc uf hcEuninEt
which faid Conveyance was made " uust TO
secure % the order Of Tho Lombsfd Invest.
msnt compAny the payment q The saii cyrus
1wiiuhcil and MatildaJ. Iwichtll and Cllut !.
Moons one certain nfomissafy note " even
dHte with said deed ~ trust tor tho principal
sun of fourteen hundred ttlol dollnfa, due
and payable Auguft !, 1875. win interest there.
on from TIE date hereof AZ the rate Of ~ tsl
yer cent per hnnum, rattule semi annually,
and with interest thereon nfior naiuiitY at the
rate Of twelve ga rtr cent Per annum. pay
Whereas ,fisfiotlded In said deed ~ trss,
thatin oaso 1t Default n tho payment o. stid
promissofy note, or IT, iricfeat thereon, or IN
case - urelch In any u the coyenanis -
naii deed OF trust The trustees shall uron Tho
application NJ The lcEnl holder OF sid mole,
frli ana disrodo ~ said premises ana ait The
frht ute. benefit and ,qliiy. Of Redemption
r.
Nlut Moon, thcif hcifs and assigns therein,
~ publlc auction. az the place, IN the manner
t1l tor thc nuru0ars IA sad deed ~ tTutt
tatcf after nfst EIyins thlrtY ffll 1Hys' notice,
4 particularly provided for 10 said decd Ot
trust reference 20 which D. hereby made for
rraHlsr certainty and
tercas. dcf ult hfs BEEN made In the pay.
mont ~ sald principal note of sac, and ~ the
payment "a an insurance premium nmounttr
% fl5, which faid amount has been advaucl &
hY the lcFai holder Of the aaid note and the
Hffi ufiutipl note ana insurance premium arc
ftil past due and unpaid
Sow, therefore. nuucr "a hereby given thft
], The underftfhed, trnstoc as aiOresatd NJ tho
fcqufatuf the legal toldof Of said uoto. tud
unurf lnd by virtue ~ the power lnd author
~ IN nee vested hy the ssid deed Of uusi, VIII,
on ,nturdny, The snih. day 81 August isil, a
me hruf 81 ten O'Clock IN The forenoon of taid
rsy feil the above described 81 opCfty, and al
the fisii, title. henont and equity of rsaunips
tou ~ tho said Cyrus aud Matilda twitchcll
hnd tlint I. Moon. their lelTs and assigns
therein, Al public auction. for the highest aud
beet price ttc same viii bring IN cash, ~ tho
ffont door OF the County Csuri House, IN sali
lsakc CIV, IN the county OF sat Lake staic u
ltah, for the purpoae % paying tnid notu and
Insurance. ami nh costs ard cHpcnacs OF ex
ecuting this trust
WILLIAM n. DALE,
Trustee,
first publication July -. 1874
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NOTICE of IRusIrl,s SALE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ accordance Nth and under tho p0acr aud
Authouiy granted ~ that certain trust deed
.rns1 Wv nna w ns,e1 a. sy9.Sorth be ~,
husband, 10 tho untcfniFnod trustees, amt re-.
rordrd May y, lsit, iu book - a" of mort
Fagea, on paEc si1 Of thc records o. SAT- Lake
toutJ, Utah, the undrfsiFued trustee, either
Or 10th. VIII ourr Tor sale aud sell To the high.
ct bidder Tor cash ~ the wUHt front Crtrapro
IA tue joint Diiy and County hulding IA rait
Court llouto ~ ralt Lake tuuuty, uHhl Oh
the th day Of september. ifAl, 40 ~ O'Clock
uoou u that day. ali Tie real estate herein
alter deleuhed. 90 .pey and difohargo the DO.
interest thereon, ara reasonable compensation
60 H1id trustees, anu cost OF this notice hnd
rNpensr. Of sale, includi.g reasonable ne
iornti fcra % the attorney Of said trustee
fhis sale vii DO MADE AZ mo request OF lhn
holder OF Haiu iudUuirduvsa aud because
o. default TO- w. rsymegt q in.
became dun on thg isM DAY ut stfum Ter,
leo, and on The liih day OF February, l-.d.
and the iiih day u May. isto. and NE iath day
of August, ls.d and because OF the failure of
the makers ~ said deed 10 pay the taxes upon
said prumtsuH which were assessed upon tho
same or the year 1888, hy reason " which DO.
fault IN the 81 yiurnt Of said interest and said
taxes, the whole indebtedness by ~ express
terms became due and has been declared due
BY the holder thereof. ana the same, together
Ni,h said Interest ana taxes, are now wholly
.aid real estaie IL particularly described A.
follows, toswltt
Commencing At ne northeast corner Of lot
No. thiftton ltai IN block one 90 OF plat 81. b"
RAFT lake CITY survey. aud running thence
west nNu l1l rods, thence south ten flul rods,
thence ca,t i've tal rode, thence north cen tlol
rode 10 the place OF commencement, the same
continuing the east hait Of said lot
~ j, HAiisnuuY, Trustee,
SIMON bAMnEHgEn, Trustee,
Dated August -. isaa.
firnt publication. August -, lsO5
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Mo1lnE of 1husIre,s sAlr.


>ruTt.E DIS rrR ~ GIVES THAT Isl
~ HrTHriarre with and unu1f taH D. vet
ava HufUrriV granted ~ thHt rpu1in U.Ht
utoa fauUf ite fih oag Of september. i.aI. f1
the nndcffigHtd uustocs. b. Maud o.. lIaFs
mud e.. n. Davis. lor husband, ana ~. Irlri
sCrtcmier D. i.ii. 10 rnok 'ItAH uf aostflsta
on paEo 90 u Ode fCruf is of fait fltu touu.
tr, itHN tr undtfniUncu Trustees, ether nr
10th triii offer f1r sHia ald Hni 10 the Do Hhcat
llfcr fHr rifu at tro wtai font entrance 90
CO.. .nIuttltY nul county uuudinR in sAit
iato CITY. Utah. f1amu being the County Govt
House ui Hlu lake county Dtahl, on ihc llln
day 10 eoUiemtcr. 800 at % ole Och noon of
thfi dfg, nl ihe real ttato lrlclnaficr
lrltuanraa ae nfod ~ Geld tfurt deed
hnu interest tuCrtnn, md reasonable com.
nrufauur 40 sHid truaicfs and coats ~
ltia notice aud expenses ~ "a r. including
reasonable Attorney fera fHr the attorney
uf HaiG ffustfta. Ihis sale viii be- uauu Ht 500
rffurrt 4 T the nniutr ui Hnid Indebtedness und
ncI uHc % tnn default ~ the payment uf flld
inaculo fuCfa, which became wholly auo on
ttn itt day uf september, ltll.
poo real estate n particularly described a.
follows. tutwus
Ai Of Lot emo tl. two ti'. ihroo { B. four
uIi Eve lals ia COP, suNeu 40 Iud ciEhi tTl. DO
HHli i.llr tltf, ltah. o. ahuNuhf The recorded
pInt hereof, toecthcr with 90 wHtrr ara wator
rrlt anH privileges uf every tfnd, vested NJ
accrued, Or Go NUtt Ur accrue. heretofore or
nlg, ur heretiicf, used be- connection With
fAtfeutuY. Trustee.
efMuN Hf'iliEuaEH, trustee
dated Anruatls, ltrI
lint publication august i'. 800