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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
Remarkable North caroIIniun.
Charlotte y. c. observerJ

one OF the most remarkable men this
State has ever produced Is DR.. Richard
Calling the Inventor OF the gun which
bears his name and which for years has
been in worldwide use lie has IN
vented another. even more remarkable
which was tested some days ago al
Sandy Hook, and OF the gun and test "a
newspaper report says.
Six shots were fred from Dr. Gating's
weapon, the first powder charge weigh
ing 22 pounds the next two l35 pounds
each. and each OF the last three
ll2 pounds. with the result that the
new gun exhibited no sign OF strain. II
is proposed &c fire. IN all. 30 ROUNDS.
and the pressure will be increased az
various stages OF the trial IL il not
likely that the gun will be tested 20
destruction. Now that the weapon has
withstood pressure OF 1900 pounds 1.
will be desirable to know what is The
remaining factor Of safety. Or Calling
cast his new gun in an ordinary sun
mould. After boring. the piece was sub
jected to an enormous heat pressure or
the exterior surface. something Ike 200
degrees Fshrenheit.
a remarkable old man. lis Is new in
the seventies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

conditions ~ men" After the third
the person insured can borrow money Oh
his policy. or he can exchange ii 10
a paid-up policy. or surrender It for J 8
full cash value. and what he can borf W
or exchange or sell II for is nor lefi an
open question % be arranged at the tire
by "a decker" but Is endorsed on m
back OF the policy 50 he can tell IN as-
vance. These amounts increase RAPID y
each year. and are guarantees. not es'i-
mates.
The steady growth Of the virginia,
as this company IS poFularly called L.
proof not only OF good management. but
that tho people have discovered that ~ IS
sound and progressive. and besides II II
getting 10 De the fashion now TO believe
that an the good things on earth don
grow NORTH Of the Potomac river.
The companys Offices are az Ninth ana
Main streets. where they occupy nearly
tho entire building and employ q large
clerical force. Mr.. G.. a. Walker Is presi-
dent and Mr. James ". pegram secretary
Live men can always find employment
with this company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
TIE PENS MUTUAL LIFE.
rnnfnfn Cunningham Hall the Gene
raj Agent for Virginia.

For ,,ght years Captain Cunningham
HAN who has a handsome suite Of o.-
| fees at No 1n7 east Main street mas
/ been the general agent Of the penn Alu-
tuaf Ilfe-Insurance Company, OF fnlaoel-
phia. I'm Virginia. Captain Han vs. con-
eplcu0us figure In the southern irfuI iH'r
vorla md a thoroughly wide wake mon.
The l..n. organized En- 1917. has asaeia ci
s.. n0 900 and "a surplus of Sto)0o To
lsq7 tbc company celebrated iis somi-cen-
fenniai and dld ifs largest business up 10
tbot date In 1888 the volume OF business
shows "a large increase over the preceding
vear
Tho Penn as the best comrany for the
roicv-holdcrs." as IL fr ged entirely
I'm their interests IT, management has
always been conservative and economical,
I,t ,ropresefve u MS paid promptly
every 6eath-claim. ard sas not contest
"a claim ON itg box In Virginia the
oor,no,i,, never takes rort than five days
10 settle "a claim. ard in most cases only
tbree dav. Prom mess is the rule with
tho penn.
Major q. r. Howard Eichmonds popu-
lar Chief Of Polio. To- acknowledging the
payment Of the POI cy IN the life Of his
son j. b. Howard stated: 81 desire to
return thanks 10 ycu and through YOU
90 your company. tcr the prompt pay
ment of his policy within three Gays
after Official notice or death me cntch
Tor the amount OF The policy was le-
coiyed"
The Penn issues an the approved Kinds
Of policies, embracing life. limited en-
dowmeut term insialment, annuity
bonds. etc. and are inconiesubie and nom
f0rfeitabio. These policies are very lb--
raj and guarantee cash. loan ana pll1-
mp values and the extension feature. q ID.
der its liberal features the Penn mas p3i'
% widows and orphans tnousaiius Oh '2'
lars. when olhe. wise Wouo uo..
lost TO men, me rem '',.''''.
are of the most soma character ail'
a good rate OF interest Inc Fcnl u.. 80
losses IN me hIty-two years on ~
ence nave beeh Iar oelo~ Wa VIZ o..
pany hao eApec1eu anu pI'siN.r $50,
corning 20 lDol ''l's 10. r.fo
"a very iS'ul az ., ~ - a.. s-~.
rem ul'iu.'u1' /. i9 49,. ..ts.
pass tAgSe ga ""s 'f""'
a.s win IKE lea.uI 70, 20 ,., ,..,..-,1
me Iehu n"s 40 - ~ as. .-.,.,.
meh1Der az sne "sg o., ~ t,o,,...-1 ..,5
only Gusts MN flooi p ~ 49,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

Nessrs y. II. savage 4 SON Prepared
80 supply All Demands in Their

Messrs y. u. savage 4 SON Prepared
80 supply All Demands in Their
Line.
IL Is the particular business OF Messrs.
y. r. Savage a. Son. Of 1915 east Cary
street. 20 supply the farmers or the South
with Field Seeds. They Invite correspond
ence from every quarter, and it VIII ne %
se advantage Of the farmer Co communi-
cate with this firm when in need VI any-
thing i'm their line They ISSUE a cata-
logue. which they win be glad 10 send ia
response TO any request. IL contains much
valuable information.
For the spring trade the. firm VIII offer
a number OF varieties OF clover ana
Corn Seeds The firm has complete
stock of Grass seeds A number N vac
rieues OF Wheat Seed viii De offered Tor
fan sowing emo Tho farmer who VIII
buy from this arn Will have no resrels.
The firm also carries Lawn Seed, ana
furnishes some hints for getting desirable
results
The firm makes a speciality of north
era-grown Seed Potatoes. They are very
larze handlers OF them. and have them
grown exclusively for their trade. Tho
seeds are the very best for southern
planting.
Amon- tho seeds handled hy this hrm
that may DO enumerated are Red cover
sapling Glover. Crimson Glover Timothy.
Mnlet, Tall Meadow Oat Grass orchard
Grass. Kentucky Blue Grass hera7
Grass. Virginia Winter oats, Bed Rust
proof oars, White Seed oats hlteN 49,
oats. Barley. Seed Rye Seed BucNWheat,
seed Corn. Seed Wheat fnd virginia
winter Seed wheat AN seeds are sold
with q guarantee.
The firm carries a stock of new seam
less Cotton Bags New bufap Tram
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
He Learned II.
New York CaIh0llc News)

(New York Catholic News)
Gimme six pounds OF sugar" demanded
a small boy rushing into grocery store
In brcathless haste. ..
"Four cents a pound, thatli be % cents"
said the man behind the counter, as he
Hold on / want ten pounds OF rice
what's that a p0uudt
"six cents" answered the man; sixty
cents What else ana your mother send
~ IT want eight quarts Of beans. wharu
"Beaus are - conts-a dollar twenty"
"NOw let me have seven pounds NJ ccd-
fish TWO pounds and "a half OF tea, two
quarts OF vinegar. six dozen clothe spins.
and three pecks of potatoes" called our
ne boy. reading from mcmOrandum IN
his hand, land give me Dill Ot Sc an
please"
When the packages were an done up
and the bin was ready the grocer handed
it over. with did your mother send tho
money or does she want them charged,
"Nly mother didn't send for nothing"
was the boys answer, as be made swiftly
FOR the door. That's my arithmetic les-
son. and had TO have the answer or get
licked"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
OUR JOBBlNG TRADE.
IRIS BUSINESS IS TO SUPPLY THE
SOUTHERN RETAIL MERCHANT.
STUDIES HIS INTERESTS SOLELY.
The Local Wholesale Houses VIII
Not Load Eim yp with Goods Un-
,nIabIe I'm lis locality, for They
Duy only for 'TFude OF This Section.

The Wholesale trade n Richmond forms
"A most important part o. its mercantile
interests. The various houses are man.
aged by men Of long experience, who
have spent years stu .ylag the wants OF
,he southern retail merchants.
In every line the Richmond houses en-
Joy exceptional faclAias for buying the
latest products OF the nils Of the world.
as they buy solely flr tre southern trade
tAey offer the retailer L-thing but goods
suitable FOR wear In The southland. They
constantly study his nlcrests, and each
house keeps corps Il a.crt statesmen ira
yollng the whole ay-;A.
The gentlemen cus.a cd in the local
wholesale trade occlsy enWable positions
81 the Richmond business and financial
world. They have. cacL and every one
taken prominent r-ll in the upbuild-
ing of Richmond.
The following menti1rCd concerns merit
the attention OF the reader. particularly
The retail merchant. f1r he can do bet
Ter with them than b. where else:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
THE NEW YORK LIFE.
Messrs W. ID. Freeman & Son To-
General Agents for virginia.


Messrs vs.. h. Freeman & Sol, Ot 100
east Main street. have been the re u
aGents for the New York Life Insu.ane-
Company for twelve years. They haze
charge OF the company's business in VIE
.nla and since their connection With ~
company began they have written a va.
amount OF insurance The attract G.
features Of tho policies issued hy tis
New York Life appeal 70 the seeker aft,r
safe Insurance az a moderate cost.
The New York lAfe Is one Of the oldes'
companies In the world. IL was organize
in 1871. and is ths oldest international
company IT Is supervised by oighty-t@o
governments. II has been doing a biz
business In Virginia, and in, fact IN al
the healthy portions OF the country. l.
has met every legitimate claim In fun
ITS new policy contract Is without re-
striction OF any kind, and provides cash
surrender values at end of period. or
paid-up insurance or part OF both, and
secures 10 the poNcy-holder the privilege
OF cash loans on his policy after three
years with the non-forietabie and ex-
tension features.
The New York Life IS one OF the strong
est companies In existence. Its last re-
port showed its cash assets 20 be more
than S2sO,0O0.00o.
Measrs. Freeman & Son will take plea
sure in furnishing any information at any
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
THE IMPLEMENT co.
IL Manufactures and Denis I'm Aerf.
cultural Machinery, vehicles nna

SO On.
The Implement Company, with office
and store at No. 1926 east Main street aud
warehouse and factory nc Nos. l'-1-l-a
east Franklin street, manufactures ahs
deals I'm agricultural machinery farm in-
nlenents steam engines. threshers, saw.
mills vehicles. harness fencing, wire-
tools, binder Irvine. II Is also the agent
FOR Bucher & Giirs Imperial pillow, which
promises TO become great faFOrite WIN
the farmer and a fine seller next spring.
At the large storerooms on Main streett
the company displays a splendid une OF
vehicles. which cannot be excelied any
where In the country. and embraces sur
reys. phaet0ns buggies. buckboarJs, road
carts. etc. There Is shown In addition
wagons. farm machinery, etc. 4 splenalH
line OF harness Is also shown.
At the factory, on Franklin street.-The
building formerly occupied by ii. Al Snith
& Goa large number Of workmen ara
employed. Here is stored an immense
stock In an. the Implement Company
uses more than 5000 square feet OF door
space.
The company issued a catalogue emu
meraung the articles that IL sells. il is
profusely Illustrated. and will De sent 20
any address upon application. THIS book
has been carefully prepared 10 give "a gem
oral idea OF improved implements, whicu
enlightened agriculturists In the soub
should adopt. with enlarged facilities
the company can handle orders for lsA
al a reduced cost 10 Will gladly give any
additional Information desired regarding
any article On its stock, and sell Il at tbs
lowest Price consistent with hrst-clas5
piece OF work.
Mr.. r. W wood ono OF the city's most
substantial businessmen, IS the president
OF the company. He hiss had years of eX-
perienca IN studying the wants OF tho
southern farmer, both es regards ma
chlnery wants and seedA he being the
senior member OF She firm OF r.. W. Wood
& Sons. seod-groWcrs and merchants. Mr..
L. r. Spencerds the secretary and trea-
surer of the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01


Genial "Iu q" poscy OF The Seventh
District was att.1 ling court here i1st
week "Jthc" WITS en- ll O. for Yeas.
and made h.ms fau7ls hy the han'-
hs nea s.ntw oacC ipfo -s returns On
Gao occasion ar eNel 0I some calves
in % sfab q. wri-h the ofre. locked ~
DO rel nl Che oG er f-or driVnG bis
s.cl. AWAY "Ii1. alf "a p1stsrr.9t
a. hs ic-v. vli. % iea.. "Tho aD 20
..o3 ull, saeoL,e through tho ksaks.
l.t not UfaA.e. as tle door was o,fe
rn aruf o. c.''s or he went % arrest
a u.n vt.o boa boon charged wen some
l.0au % or rw. Tle fellow tc1k ra-tc.
3- r. srar ll,n1 la fhe river, vn'ch "ls
e..Iu-n o. heavy Gains. "JGbe" came
a. Is. opposite 13n.. saw his man ana
ta.-cl uiih p 20. De returned t4e waf-
rant ae o., ows. "rha defendant IN
th. war.arf WIS tahahie 10 AMI seo-
nbs hli uo et,hthe on aeCo-1t " tho
e...a.ion Il tae river
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
LARGEST ~ THE SOUTH.
The Life Insurance Company Of vir-
xinia Built on q solid Foundation.

just az this time IL IS well 10 impress
upon the reader the fact that the Life
insurance company OF Virginia is not only
the Oldest but the largest NE company in
tho South. ~ is also timely TO advise
all Aho DO not carry lfc-nsurauce or
wish 10 carry more Insurance than they
now have. that no better New-Near's
resolution could bo made than 20 deter
mine 10 buy q policy or this company
As the company sells industrial insurance
a. well as ordinary life, this suggestion
can be needed by the poorest man as well
as the richest for an Industrial policy
can BE- had for the payment OF SO small q
sum as cents q week. which really Is ia
reach Of the humblest citizen.
The Life-insuTance Company Of Nir-
glnia was organized IN 1871. 10 provide
the South with a distinctly southern life-
Insurance Institution. AZ was organized
on lines that would insure It's perma-
nency and make Il add strength from
year 10 year That IL has done this
Is shown by tho premium growth from
1865 In 1857 10 more than $4,000 In 1885,
and also by the fact that the increase IN
income last year was nearly $4,000 In
1925 the increase In insurance An force will
be about S2Oo0O0o. while the increase In
policies Will be about 5000
The BENEFITS Of tho industrial branch OF
the company 20 working people and per-
sons Of limited means are numerous For
a small weekly outlay a man may insure
himself or any OF all members Of his
family. and thus place q barrier against
dessihton entering his house In case 81
deash. All industrial policies are paid
within twcnty-four hours after notice Of
death. The plan also teaches people
thrift and frugahly Once they buy an
industrial policy they are often led 10
save money Ia other ways
In rs ordinary lifc department the poll
kcie~, ,,su be found 20 be exceedingly at
M Thess policies are issued Ia any
&ap NJ so TO $1,000 on all the
|ap1. lbs OF the best life companies
sud NJ the requirements OF "ali
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
ONE OF THE PIONEERS.
The Wholesale Grocery-House OF
r.. = Saunders's SON.

r. =. Saunders's SON.
Ono Of the pioneer wholesale houses OF
the city IS that Of E. A. saun-
ders's Son. dealer in groceries, liquors
and tobacco. Mt 1890 east Cary street
Established when Richmond made no pre-
Tensions at being a wholesale centre, TINS
house has grown TO be one Of the largest
or its kind in the South.
The late ar Edmund A. Saunders, who
established the house was man OF eN-
ceptioaal business sagacity. He deter
mined 10 place Richmond in the front
rank ri southern wholesale cities by
building Up a great wholesale grocery,
liquor. and tobacco firm. BY honorable.
conservative methods his business soon
leqan 10 grow rapidly as its reputation
went forth through the South. He kept
mace with the demands of the retail mer-
chants upon his stock, and It was not
many years before he had the pleasure
Of seeing a mercantile monument built
on a solid foundation, bearing his name
The house now goes on from year to
voar increasing its territory and conse-
0uartly its volume Of business. The Sc
cret Of the firms success has been the
employment Of heightened principles In
the management Of the business. { Ice
customer of this firm, the dealer finds
fnqt he receives right treatment which
finally makes him a steady customer OF
the firm.
The proprietor Of the firm now IS Mr..
10. A. Saunders. Jr He has inherited the
fine business qualities OF his father. Long
association with him in the management
OF the business has equipped the present
owner so that he IS admirably fitted for
his responsible position The old patrons
OF the firm are pleased 10 find that the
business under the younger Mr.. Saunders
Is carried on on the same high plane IL
was placed by his father.
No finer stock is carried in any whole
sale grocery. liquor. and tobacco house
"A the country than by this firm The
retail grocer who reads this, II not pa
iron Of the house. will have no regrets
n ne secures his supplies from y. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

his clothing Of the Southern Clothing
Manufacturing Company.
In conclusion. a word aDott tho Derscn-
mel OF the company. Mefsrs Suauss
stand high in tho local mcrcantile WORD.
They themselves and their father bctors
them have always taken . prominent pare
In the upbuliding OF Richmond Tho Dis
patch takes pleasure in commenting their
business enterprises TO tho retail rner-
chants OF the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

nallImore AmarIoan- IN

IIlIIIIIlIVIN tNIIl'' I'7''''I -'''I|
General John h. Gordon viii De given
a complimentary tea by Rev Dr. II. NJ.
Wharton at his home. on Hamilton Ter
race. next Saturday evening The fol-
lowing survivors on the Confederate army
have been invited 20 meet General Cor
don on that occasion. General A. q.
Trippe. OF this city; General Oswald
Tilehman, OF Easton. MI; Colonel VIM
field peters. OF this city: Rev DR. william
NJ. Dame, rector OF Memorial Protestant
Episcopal church Major j. ID. Ferguson.
OF this city and Rev Or. J. William
Jones Of Richmond. chaplain-genefal OF
the Confederacy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
sAuEHs rLAvORrNc EXTRACTS.
The Demand for Them Is Growing
from Year 10 Year.

from Year 10 rear.
owing to the superior excellence Of
sauer's Flayoring Extracts. made by the
c. T. sauer Company of this city, mo
demand for them has been spreading
from year 10 year. They have found
their way into the northern markets, ana
the firm has succeeded 800 placing their
splendid preparations IN both Pennsyl-
vania and New York city
During 1928 the company sold close 90
million and a half bottles. Their already
large southern trade has been increased
materially.
Those who buy Sauer's Extracts ara
sure OF obtaining an absolutely pure ar
ticle. They received the highest awards
and gold medals al both the Atlanta and
Nashville eXpositions.
The company manufacture and enjoys
a large and growing trade in sauers
Famous Old Dominion Baking Powder
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
Costly CogItationS.
CPearson's Weekly.)

Pearson's Wee1ly)
Newed: a penny Tor your thoughts.
darling
Mrs Newed Oh. they viii cost you more
than that.
Viewed: What were you thinking about2
Mrs Viewed: The dress ordered yester-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

I ne ~, ard.ns their company. either tn
{, tson 90 by ma. Tney -rr - a poti-
ton 10 ca.r insurance IN aaJ amount
ocsirci pn1 me pc -fei 20 write pom
cies coaia.Liag ,sce,d nal Advantages ~
me LU.cer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
THE NoRruWEsrraa uyTUAL LIFE
Mr.. n. Archibald Cary It's Agent for
Virginia unG North Carolina.

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i,r,or bie tr[,t.'-,,.'..,s ,'.,. -s er,-,.I
osent NJ tb. No-tl.,l''t,,.,, ,f,'t,,ai ife-
insurance .-.f,,..,.. ~ ,iiirge,,l,eo ST.
C,ar,, bss e.,.-rsl.5 o., .t.e b,,einoss con-
duofed Inv Io,r n Cerv & Som ~ ION
east Main Sweet yy9.r The 6rr, bocar,e
genoral aoe,t- r.r ~ N,or,h,,eetor,, N,
Viroiri, ANA ,-o-,, f.-o'i,, t,.,e,,t,,-.,,,'
,,eers 400 ttl l',,.....-.' Int 49,. 49,,
80 10, ei.t,. ~ ~ -,
csrriss resri. t.9oo1n,, ir,eirar,oo ma
hoe feeuod r,.re tb,r r oOO roliofos 10, tl,o
t,., sec ot,....,i -, ,t,.. 80,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

Tho terra Gotta monument marking the
sDot where Lafayette was wounded on
the Brandywine battlefield was blown
down by the recent high winds and badly
broken. The monument was unveiled by
the Chester County Historical Society on
September II, 1895.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

Keep tho money for nre insurance at
home by insuring with ihs Virginia State
Insurance Company.
SECURITY Bank. Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

Keep the money for fire Insurance az
home by insuring with the viFg MIA State
insurance Company
T. L. ALF2IESD. Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

Keep the money for fire Insurance az
home By lnsursng with the Virginia state
Insurance Company.
w. 4. CRENSHAw. Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

Many tacrs11l 10 las 90 brought 10
Richmcrl ~ . year by tao local lnsu-
rance cCl4yanisf anl ranv thousands
are sen. ava ~ tn tz,n~ To foreign
c0npa1ies Aofai; Insure VITA The Nr-
ginia S.ale.
". ". E.Aco,..c &c. Ascent. .
Evening journal., 1899-11-02
fAcTs WoRTH KNowINe.

More steel is used in the manufac-
ture of pens than in all the sword and
gun factories in the world.
Il is asserted that 10O,000,000 people
lived and died in America before Co
lumbia's discovery.
Tientsin and other Chinese cities
have no lights at night except such as
come from private houses.
The desert of Sahara is as large as all
that portion of the United States lying
west of the Mississippi.
OF the IL emperors and expresses of
Russia between Peter I. and Alexander
H.. four have been assassinated.
Millions of pairs of dolls shoes are
sold in this country annually, the
greater part of which are imported
from Germany.
1t is computed that when marching
soldiers take rs steps per minute, in
quick marching los, and in charging
160 steps.
"Fusil" was the old name for the
flint lock, to distinguish il from the
match lock. and fusileers we're those
who carried fusils.
Evening journal., 1899-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
BRIGHT MUSICAL COMEDY.

BRIGHT MUSICAL COMEDY.
THE French Maid" which will be
presented at the Opera House to-mor-
row night is the English musical COM
edy that scored so heavily during its
long run at the Herald Square Theatre
in New York, and later achieved signal
success during a lengthy term at the
Park Theatre, Boston. The company
presenting the piece is an unusually
large one, numbering quite fifty people,
and including many well-knOwn names
in comedy, opera and burlesque. The
chorus has been carefully selected and
in points of beauty, grace and voices,
is said to be equal to any that ever
took part in this style of stage per-
formance The scene of this play is
laid at Boulogne. and the plot arises
from the complications and entangle-
ments in which the central figures are
involved through the coquetries Of the
French maid at the hotel The sec
ond act takes place at the Casino in
Boulogne, where a bal masque is given,
and here the story is developed and
brought to an end. and in this scene,
occasion is given for the Introduction
Of several brilliant ballets and numer-
Gus special features.