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Evening journal., 1899-11-20

Anent the Observation-Disclosures
be made before the chancellor on We'd
nesday relative to the validity Of rail-
way charters, and the authority of the
Street and Sewer Directors to set aside
state laws. we want to suggest. that in
all this ado about securing chartered
rights. the really important question
underlying the whole movement is the
right or wrong Of the Street and Sewer
Directors in holding up the Oxy-Hydro-
gen Company's charter in the interest
Of a monopoly The plea of the Will
mington City Railway Company IS
that the state granted 50 mo-
nopoly That could not be. We
think &c q settled principle of law. that
In the absence OF constitutional provi.
sion for the granting Of a monopoly, O
State Assembly cannot create mo
nopoly--cannot grant exclusive charter
privileges 10 any corporation. tn,
United States Supreme Court has set
tied that question. II we apply this L
the OXy- Hydrogen Company's cas-
there can be no warrant OF law for thl
Street and Sewer Directors ten-yea.
hold-up. What the State Assembly can
not do because Of lack Of constitutions
authority. cannot be lawfully done b.
a creature Of that assembly. The Stree
and Sewer Directors have created
great injury Of the owners Of stat
charters and are entailing great lia
bilify and loss upon the city. This ga
comnany's charter viii be sustained
the courts. indeed il has been sustain
ed. and the people VIII have an emo
nous bin 20 pay In the way of dan
agcs.-The Sun.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
M. MEGARY 8 SON,
Sixth and Tatnall Sts.

ton Post says; 1T is by long odds the
best singing organization that has ever
been heard in vaudeville. The John
C. Fox and Katie Allen Company, were
head-liners at the Grand Opera House,
In Philadelphia, all last week. The
Colbys are probably the leading musi-
cal artists in vaudeville and are dis
tinct favorites at all the famous Keith
theatres in the large cities. Kelley
and Violette are singing and travesty
stars of the most clever kind and are
sure to win favor wherever they ap-
pear In addition to these will appear
Castellett and Hall, in a bright, new
orlcdy success, Matthew, the expert
rgler, and Barthelmes foot balancer
The Cineograph viii introduce new pic
ures, the best of which VIII be a real
site showing of a Mexican bull fight
omething entirely new and novel in
The moving picture line. After all, the
par excellence Of this coming weeks
oill is so evident by the mere mention
Of names that an extended announce
nent Is hardly necessary. Perform
.ncos afternoons and evenings.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
nrrIcrRs rIrcrrn

AT the annual meeting of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital Association of Della
ware on Saturday afternoon the follow
ing Officers were elected: Presiden
OF the board of managers. Mrs. L. Kit
finger; recording secretary, Mrs. Emma
Quigley; corresponding secretary, Mrs
G. b. Smythe; treasurer, Mrs. G.. Wes-
ley Weldin; trustees, president Charles
w. Pusey; vice-pre Samuel Ban
croft Jr.' treasurer. Alfred Gawthron.
secretary, J a.. McCaulley; S. j. WILEY
William M. Field; Benjamin Nields
George G. Lobdeil, Clement b. Smythe
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
THE WEATHER.

New York Heralds Forecast. st.--rhs
area OF higher pressure and lower tenn
perature forming yesterday morning in
the lake region viii recede % the east
ward before the advance Of an ener-
getic disturbance from the northwest
Temperature viii rise slowly to-day I'm
the interior OF this section. A storm
from the southwest may advance with
increasing energy and unite in the lake
region with the disturbance now mov-
ing from the northwest
In the Middle states and New Eng
land to-day, fair TO partly cloudy
weather viii prevail wits fresh and
light variably winds, mostly north
westerly and nouherly, and slightly
lower. followed I'm the interior of this
section by slowly rising temperature
and probably rain and easterly winds.
On Tuesday. partly cloudy to cloudy
weather. slightly higher temperature
and fresh TO brisk northeastcrly to
southeasterly winds win prevail. prob
ably with rain, followed by Increasing
/ wind yelocities on the coasts
On Wednesday. partly cloudy TO faii
and cooler.
/ Forecast Tor Monday and Tuesday
I Eastern peHnsylvania. New Jersey
/ Delaware and Maryland -Fair Mon.
day; increasing cioudiness Tuesday
\ light, variable winds.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
rfnNpAY. NOV. aO. IE9a

Asl. the merchant who does not use
the columns Of the daily press why he
does not advertise. and nine times out
of ten he win tell you that he can't af-
ford to do so; that his business does
not pay expenses. Foolish man. He
doesn't reason backward from effect TO
cause. It is here that the paradox
comes in. The reason he can't afford
to advertise is because he doesn't ad-
vertise. Let him try the experiment!
Unless all experience shall fail he will
get his money back fourfold, gospel
measure. It is false economy to at
tempt to save money by neglecting the
surest way to bring it in.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
IN RILL T0-NIGHT.

HAANAL BILL IO-AlArEt l.
The Elmira Advertiser has the fol-
lowing to say about the Ten Ton
Door which will be presented by the
Chester De Nonde Dramatic Company
at the Opera House tonight. Ten
Ton Door was the bill of the De
Nonde Dramatic Company in the Ly-
coum last night II had been advertised
as the finest performance in the reper-
toire Of the company, and IT fulfilled
the promise to the satisfac-
tion OF large audience. The
pla, is on the way TO becoming a great
piece. Il furnishes plot incident, situ-
alton, humor. sentiment and devotion
along with q whole dash Of Yillainy. It
is British war story with scenes IN
England and in Egypt. and therefore
anOrding occasion for an abundance OF
life and color and grouping In addi-
ton 10 the lines of The play. ID is spec
tacuiar in q legitimate way. 10 was
handsomely staged, and showed to
marked advantage In the hands of the
present cast De NOnde was at bis best
as Dave Waldron the hero That per-
sonage has had an American training.
So he IS cool and humorous. sometimes
whimsically SO, yet with perfect c0ur-
age and @ clear head for his work The
support was admirable throughout
Emily Lascelle as the heroine was gay
and coquettish, and altogether capti-
vating as well as true blue I'm every
crisis Otilli De lanO was clever. as
usual IN the soubrette rcie. and Harry
Roche as the comedian constantly
owns the house: A. @. Moves was q
military colonel. indeed w. A. Som
.ess was q most sweet villain" as Cap
tain Troslon, and carried the part with
consistent wickednoss. Morris Burr as
iyomble. an Egyptian rascal. was very
good indeed The setting of the fort
tass scene IN the third act the desert
scere in the Fourth act and the Manor
hall I'm the last act were especially
elaborate and admired.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
STRONG PLEA
TO UNBELIEYERS
tconup1ed From First rage.l

expressibiy sad. his end. Lost in the
sight of home by failing TO keen clear
of the rocks.
has committed q service OF trust TO HIS
people and their negligence Of 10 must
bring its own rotribution.
The trustees believe that the coop
Grafton Of the church is necessary and
imperative I'm this matter. Our sister
churches are fun of this enthusiasm
and holy zeal. / could recount to you
Incident after incident whore men and
women have actually denied them
selves, pinched themselves to be true
to their stewardship, and to raise this
stupefying incubus and opiate Of debt
from Gods sanctuary. We ask only
for your cooperation. We ask only
for your systematic and orderly giving.
for your Just proportion, and for an ex-
preston of personal interest in the
whole matter. This scarcely needs TO
be shown. The Lords delight is in
those that love Him, and to do justice
and Judgment Is more acceptable to
the Lord than sacrifice. The trustees
are going to appoint a special treas
urer. They are going TO ask each one
TO contribute a specific sum. The All
mighty has laid a great task upon as
which 1t takes hands OF active energy
brains of educated intellect and hearts
of feryid zeal to accomplish" The
appeal goes out to every member o.
this church, young and old, rich and
poor alike 20 fan into line and not
beat a retreat, TO cooperate with heart
and soul. Co operation surmOunts OBJ
stacles Cooperative sacrifice over.
comes difficulties Occupy tin
come"
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
DOCKSTADERiS.

Star features in vaudeville are ex-
pensivo. and one can readily imagine
that II takes "a manager with brave
heart to bin four star features in one
week. but this Is just what MANAGE
Doclstader has done Nothing more
than the simple announcement Of the
coming weeks bin should be neces-
sarv. FOR any person at an verscd in
vaudeville will at once recognize this
caaf as one oi superior merit an the
Way through. The John c. FoK and
fSaue Allen Company, the famous
Gypsy Quartet. the musical C0lbys, and
Kelley and Nioletto arc an far above
the ordinary IN every way, and 1t is
very seldom indeed that any house Of
fers such expensive and hlsh-class fea-
lures in one bill OF the Gypsy Quar-
tet no less an authority than the Bos-
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
pLuMBERs An A CoNvENTI0N.

These Wilmington plumbers went 20
Norfolk. Va. to-day, where they will
attend the Master Plumbers State AS
sociatiOn, OF Virginia, which assemblies
90 Avoca Hotel, Ocean View. James r..
Traynor. John C. Brison, Alfred Gaw-
hrop. George B. Ward,Jess Il. Handy,
Harry A. Miller. Thomas j. Disco and
isaiah ~ Eaton Subjects on which es-
SAYS are to be submitted at the nlh0nal
convention which meets at Baltimore,
in June. 1900. will be announced By
James II. Traynor chairman Of the na-
ti0nal essay committee
Evening journal., 1899-11-20

Great precautions are taken and
regulations are enforced TO prevent en-
trance OF the plague and other conta-
gious diseases 20 the country. We do
not seem 70 have any effective quar-
antine against murderous manufac-
turers. merchants and importers. Read
the following dispatch from New York.
and reflect that YOU buy
nothing manufactured for youi
table that rs not adulterated
from the -four for your biscuits 10 lh,
butter 90 Intricate them "Thc United
States Senate Committee on Manufac-
rures resumed to-day its Investigation
into the aduiteration of food prepared
for market Dr. Edward Il. Jenkins
an agricultural chemist presented foi
the instruction of senator Mason s
number OF small bottles containing COT.
lee adulterants and imitation COTE,
beans. adulterated mustard, which i.
20 per cent plaster Of Paris; pepper
that Is 75 per cent charcoal. sawdus
and -four, and Cayenne pepper. that &
less than 10 per cent pure pepper. To
mato catsup. the witness said, is made
from the cores Of tomatoes artifcialll
colored and preserved with salicylil
acid. OF thirty samples Of olive OF
twenty-six were adulterated with cot
tonseed oil. OF forty samples Of bee
earfor afn1srrl rr~4~fr.r1 n -.1f.-.If
acid. Speaking Of the dyes used in TEN
perance drinks. DR.. Jenkins said ex
periments had shown that one glass o
raspberry soda had sufficient anilin
dye to color a piece Of flannel nv
inches square"
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
CHARTERS GRANTED.

Secretary OF State Hughes, at Dover,
issued the following certificates Of in
corporation on Saturday: The Organl-
zation Trust and Contract Company,
capital stock S150.0O0, which company
win deal in franchises and real estate;
The San Rafael Mining Company capi-
al, S133,O00, to engage In general min
ing business and to explore for new
mining properties.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
INJURED ON THE STAGE.

While the Eric Bjork," an East Side
organization, was presenting "The
Servant" at Odd Fellows
Hall. Joseph b. Quinn threw a bottle
Co the stage floor so forcibly that a
niece Of glass struck Charles Kimball,
who played the role OF the servant,
and cut a deep cash In his hand. The
cut was of such serious nature thar a
Doctors services were required. There
was considerable confusion in the au-
tfcnce.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20

The Western prosperity boom seems
o be developing some serious aspects.
Many OF the railroads are so heavily
blockaded with traffic that they find II
impossible to move ali the freight; tlere
Is little danger, however, of the pros
perity boom being turned into a boom
erang. News.
We can be stout party men and still
remain Americans in the larger sense
Vhe man who cannot perceive the
hand Of Providence in our accidental
0cc-l 2tion of the Philippines Will be
unable to see it in any of the large
movements which have changed the
'ace and character of the world We
eannot confne humanity in our own
special chest-Atlanta Constitution
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
dRocERIEs.
: of -. - ID roIedo. Lueas

sate of Ohio. City of Toledo Lucas
County. ss.
Prank j. cheney makes oath that he J.
he senior partner OF the firm of II.
Cheney 81 Co.. doing business In the CITY
1f Toledo. County and State aforesaid,
lNE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor each
ma every clee Of C'ATAARfl thar canno
cured hy tlle use OF HALLS -
FRhNlr D. CHENEY.
sworn 10 before roe aud a4o-fi De9 in
1y rrosencc, lnls btn Gay OF De1eiiipei'
A. ~ GLEASON. Notary Public.
fSliALl a..
Hlirs l1tarrh Gun. is taken internally,
and acts directly on The blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Send Tor teSu-
''''''" r. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. l'c.
Halls Family pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
CHURCH MORTGAGE
Continued from arat pase.)

fIicnds and kindred. We have just
ciclred the rock almost and are now
in the channel of Gods favor The old
ship Is wcii crowded. We sec The city
in the distance. We catch the perfume
from The gardens of glory. and we're it
mol fer tho shouts Of triumph coming
from every soul on board. we could
hear your songs OF victory We soon
shall join you in the songs of which
the chorus shall be, "Halleluiah 20 our
King forever and forever.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
~ sIInuT rInrs

a slight dre was caused by the drop
ping of 2 match in the narlor of the
residence of Abraham Connelly No 60
South Harrison street. yesterday morn
ing The loss was $50 The crossing
OF two electric wires caused q blaze az
the Hotel Lafayette early yesterday
morning. Proprietor Sharkey extin-
guished the flames
Evening journal., 1899-11-20

HEART RESCUE lN 80 MINUTES
after momentarily expecting Tor years
That death might snap the vital cord at
snv minute This is the story thou
sands could tel and have toii of the
almcst Divine formula Or AEneW s.
-Hrc f1r inc Heart Evcry f.y chr0ui-
le Che taking away Of many VINO nave
nct needed natures warnings that the
heart was tired ont and needed the
heDins that this wonderful cure gives.
Hc1rt disorders are insldioul Don't
rife This great remedy attacks the
7soaee in~-onflv.--sl Sold By Miller
Drug Co.. 4o2 Market. and \. B. Dam
forih's, Market and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
BACGED PLENTY OF GAME.

Elwood j. Truman, night baggage
agent at the French street station OF
the p W..& b. railroad, has returned
from cunning expedition Of several
days i'm Maryland During his trip he
bagged q large number OF rabbits.
squirrel woodcock, quail and other
game, which he has distributed among
his many friends.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
nIEn on pNEInlnNIA

The 3-weeks-old child of Mrs Rose
Davis. no l17 Elliott avenue. died dur
ing the night of Saturday last IN its
mothers arms while tho latter was
asleep Cor0ner's Physician DR. ID.
McColley gave q certificate of death due
10 pneumonia
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
GEORGE cARTFR mn TOWN

George Carter formerly managing
editor Of the Evening Journal now of
the reportorial gtan off the New York
Press. rs spending several days with
his family n this city Mr Carter is
meeting with pronounced success. and
rs well pleased with his new field OF
work
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
sINnI-n - nlrrrINn

A meeting VIII be held in the Grand
Opera House on Sunday next by the
Single Tax organization, of this city.
Professor L. u. Yybarger, Of Philadel-
phia, and John S. Crosby. of New York.
win deliver addresses.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
wnAr no Ynr nANra

Advertise your wants in the Evening
Journal. Em9 oymont wanted help
wanted. 90 let for ren FOR sole. board
0r and lost ana found ads w bc nua-
lFha3. three lnes one time. for a dime.
.rcc times Tor quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20

SPEAKERS FOR GOSPEL MEET
INGS.
Rev H. L. Briggs, pastor of Second
Baptist Church, viii address the Y. NJ.
C. A. gospel meeting on Sunday next.
his subject will be How to Get
strcng' Rev W. IT, Lewis, of Rodney
Street Presbyterian Church, viii ad-
dress the meeting on December 3.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
DONATIONS ron DAY NURSERY

Bags I'm which to place donations for
ST. Michaels Day Nursery and He's
Dital for Babies, We're distributed in
the Episcopal churches yesterday. The
offerings in the churches on Thanks
Swing Day viii be for the same insti-
urion The donation bags ere TO be
returned on Thanksgiving Day.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
EnP RENT

FOR RENT.-Three bright, desirable
ooms to rent, furnished or unfurnish-
cd. on Delaware avenue. Address Della
ware Avenue. Evening journal
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
AMERICAEIsMs

ANlErAsA MAnMD
RHYMELETs REAPED FOR RHYM-
ING READERS.
THE LEISURE CLASS.
Don't look down ON the begear;
Have no false thought OF rank;
Many who beg your coppers
Have money i'm the hank.
a CONFESSION
love the old, Old jokes, because
hnd when I'm hard pressed.
lts easy 90 rewrite them. and
Present them newly dressed.
ATTENTION.
Give car, Oh, friends and puhlicans.
And regulate your living
So that a short time hence you may.
Have cash for Christmas giving
SHE SWEEPS THE STREET.
My love Is a sweeper of streets.
Ny muse her praises sings;
But net cf the sweepers of streets
Whom men know as white wings.
On. no, my love is maiden,
Worth a mans while to meet
Whowoars gown cn train.you see
That's how she sweeps the street
BARRIERS BURNED AWAY.
She fell in love with t3ilorman,
Despite her panas frowns.
u cannot helm &c. na she said;
"l love him for his gowns"
ARRIVED
"Ah, Do, I'm on lo lhe trail at iasu
Said Fiycop Ruhherahu;
And ihc criminal cried 9s ho PINNED
hiu as
Ah. ha. Ana I'm oa % you.'
PApAs LULLABY
lllush-a-bye naby-go 10 sleep, bgag
when single ! didn't know where
was at
lWatofs beneath and heavens above,
What "a darn fool man who's 70
love,
IGo 90 sleep. darling. stop 20. oh. stop
What torures has lodes % those OF Z
pop?
DEwEYs SURRENDER
The victor of Manila Bay
And iar Curregidor
Who in the distant Philippines
Old Glory's aplendcr bore.
Before the thunder of whose guns
The naughty Spanish ran-
The hero OF tho lgs. ~ May
rs now a conquered man.
WHAT DO XOu gNANTg
ADVERTISE yolr wants in The EEenln
Journal. Emp oymant wanted he'
wanted 10 lot for rent Tor slio hoara
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
- nAnIY INIrREn-

Waiter Barley. colorod living near
i1diet0Wn, bad bis lett arm badly
shattered by Che bursting Of 9 gun bar
"a ON Saturday. iie Was brought 10
his city and sent % the Homeopathic
Hospital
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
wOMEN's MISSION

The women of ST. Joseph's Church on
tho Brandywine viii give supper next
tuesday evening In the church for the
benefit Of the priests. Rev Father
lelmingham, vino has charge of reh
parish. has been workins hard for the
success Of the affair
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
A FINE PRopucTIoN.

Daniel and Charles Frohman's COM
edy AT The White Horse Tavern, was
presented by a splendid company at
the Opera House on Saturday night 1t
was elaborately staged and the per-
formance was one of the best Of the
season.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Inrry Marr and A. Augorstein have
returned from "a cunning trip 10
CharlcatOwn. Md.
John Dunbar and y. Gipp have re-.
turned from che lower Peninsula, where
thcy have been cunning
Evening journal., 1899-11-20

PURCHASED A TROTTING HORSE.
sherin John b. Taylor has purchased
The high-bred horse Knight which has
a record of 2.2o. and is said 10 be ia
hapo to lower this mark The pur-
chase was made last week at the Bulls
Head Bazaar. in Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
cronnE. KIcK rnE couNrt

4 patriotic dnty now devolves upon
cesrgs Gould. tits tanoundly kick, in
behalf CT the American people his
titled brother-in-law that his sister s
millions bought, the Count Boni de
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
DECLAnTs ms TNNOCENcF.

James Porter. alias "pottsville Red. "l
who IS undergoing sentence i'm New
Castle jail for the Bavarian brewery
robbery, has written a letter prolestingl
his innocence. IIc declares the casoI
was made up against him.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
rI-ERKs NHN D o-ARTERs-

Che Grocery Clerks Association has
ted np new quarters at no $40 Mar
le street There gro pocl table shuttle
hcard card tables and q reading room
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
WHAT DO YOu wANTg

Advertise your wants an the Evening
Journal Employment wanted. help
wanted to lct Tor rent. for sale. board
ing. and lost and found ads. viii be pub
ifshed. three lnes one tins, for dlmei
three times for a quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
ANNrAL DOLL SAFE

The annual doh sale for the benefit
of the Homeopathic Hospital win be
given by the junior board in the par-
Tors of the New-Century Club on No
vsmbcr 25, from ~ to q o'clock. Lunch
on win De served ut noon.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
MIIAr ID - MANrr

ADVERTISE YOUR wants In tine Evening
Journal Employment wanted. help
wauied. 90 let, Tor rcut. for aaie board
.ng and lost alld found ads, UiA be pub
llaIrl. three lines. ONE tiuc. for a dime
lIrce times Tor q quarter
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
MnAT - - NlANTl

ADVERTISE your wants in the Egerlng
Journal. Emp. oyment wanted he'p
wanted, 10 ict. for rent. FOR sale. hoard
Ing. and lost and found ads. win be pub
lishol three lines. one time. for a dime.
thrce times FOR a quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20

tuH. tifu ns7t s-isl l4-..-.
liahod, three lines one time. Tor a dime.
rhIna times Tor A quartet.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20
0MURDEN CATCHFs THEM-"

Sea trout every day Sc. lb.. at l19
King street. C. NJ. MURDEN.
Evening journal., 1899-11-20

r n<rfi |1lllI1 49, 1'iI'I'I-- 4.-l
RIO. 213 Market street
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-06-22
NOTICE.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Cameron
county, No. l, July Term, 1899.
To THE EASTERN BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION, OF RACUSE, ". Y, the
holder Of the mortgage hereinafter named:
NOTICE is hereby given that William McGee,
~ of Emporium, Cameron county, Pennsylva-
mia presented his petition to said Court for the
satisfaction of certain mortgage given by the
said William McGee to the said The Eastern
Building and Loan Association, ofSyracuse, N.
Y, dated March End A. D., 1891, recorded in
Cameron county, IN Mortgage Book &C." page
20, &c, setting forth that said mortgage was
given to secure the payment of 81 iSlS.Sl, payable
monthly in seventy-eight promisory notes as set
forth in said mortgage; that the said several
notes had been paid as they matured and that
the full amount Of the said mortgage with its in
terest had been paid but that the said The Eastern
Building and Loan Association, of Syracuse, N.
Y, had neglected and refused to enter satisfac-
tiOn of the said mortgage of record although re-
quested so to do as set forth in said petition.
WhereupOn the Court ordered that notice of
the facts set forth in said petition be served
by the Sheriff OF Cameron county on the said,
The Eastern Building and Loan Association, of
Syracuse N. Y, or on the legal representative or
representatives of said Association if found with
in the county. and if not found there, then to
give public notice Of this proceeding by advertise
ment in one newspaper published in the county
weeks prior to the next term of Court, request
ing the said parties to appear in said Court on
Monday the Bird day of July, A. D., 1899, to ans
wer the said petition.
FRANK BfUNDY, Sheriff.
B. w. GREEN, and
c. w. SHAFFER,
Attorneys for Petitioner.