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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-10-05
From Dublin.

DUBLIN, October 2.-+The second quarterly
conference of the North Hartford Circuit was
held on Saturday at Emory NJ. E. Church by
Rev. H. s. France, D. D, the presiding elder.
The financial report was very good. Each
church reported the current expenses paid up
to date. Franklin Church is fencing the prop
erty with good substantial iron fence. A
new pump. new spouting and heater have
been added to the parsonage. The Dublin
Cemetery has been nicely cleaned, showing
that the trustees appreciate the beauty and
attractiveness of well cared for cemetery.
By far, too many people neglect the graves Of
their dead. and many country cemeteries are
often mass OF weeds. -#
Mrs. Grant Frock has been quite i'll with
bilious fever, hut is improving under the care
of DIR. Hopkins.
= Nr. William Dougherty. son of %r. Stephen
Dougherty. is critically i'll with cystitis. He is
young man with q strong constitution. and
great hopes are entertained Tor his recovery.
The excitement caused by the burning of the
barn on the hotel property has subsidized. AS
yet no arrests have bet made.
The canning season will close this week.
McCann & Frock's and McDoon's houses are
running on hair time. Considering the entire
season, the crop In this vicinity was about up
to the usual standard.
Revival services are being conducted at
Emory Church by the pastor, rev. h. g. Muir
ray. --..,..
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Useful Pigeons.

MAGNOLIA. October 3.-Mr. VIM. Sauer of
800 ". Mount street. Baltimore. was visiting in
I &c country this summer. He brought with
him seven carrier pigeons. He spent week
md each day he liberated pigeon, first fast
pniny on it q note TO bis wife. and on one &C.
casion sent hom' four pennies. one to each of
his children. The pigeons all reached home
safely.
b: II is with pleasure we announce the recovery
of Mr.. Vinton PYLE.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold its next
monty meeting at the residence of Mrs. James
Rollins on FRIDAY afternoon. October IL.
Mr.. ]. w. Brown is still canning although
we notice in last week issue that number
of canning houses were closed.
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From Garland.

GARLAND, October Our farmers are very
busy preparing their ground for seeding. but
have been greatly retarded by the recent rains.
The canning season has about closed here.
The tomato crop was avery poor one this year.
Revival services are still in progress at Rock
RIM Methodist episcopal Church.
Quite a NUN Der of young people have enter
ed Tome Institute from this neighborhood,
Toilingar, w. s. Hopkins and Ollie Cooley.
Mrs z. S. Stephenson and Mrs. G NJ. Christie
spent several days last week with relatives
here.
Mr.. Edgar w. Brown, of Philadelphia. spent
Sunday at Friendship
Much interest is felt over the coming election,
the Democrats being solid for Bryan, Steven.
son and Ia bolt. Y. l..
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From PerryInan.

PERUVIAN, October ga Democratic Club
was organized in the room adjoining Mr.. X. NJ.
Taylor's place OF business Thursday night of
last week. meeting will be held at the same
place on the 4th. when several speeches will
be made by prominent Democrats.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Southern
Methodist Church will meet at the home Of Mr..
ICha Taylor on Tuesday evening, October 9,
for the purpose of reorganiziug. A tull at.
tendance is desired. ~
Miss Katie Morgan is seriously i'll with typhoid
fever at Mr.. j. T. Martins.
Mrs. Richard Taylor has left for protracted
visit to her daughter, Mrs. William Bernshouse,
of Hammonton. New Jersey.
Mrs 5. ]. Numbers, of Edgewood, is visiting
friends 10 this vicinity. o..
Rev. j. +. Bags will preach at the Method.
lat Church Sur day evening, October z, at 7.3O
o'clock. H.
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Personal Mentions.

Mrs. Henrietta Heaps, OF Carea, ia visiting
friends 10 Baltimore.
Mrs. Belle Gahan, of Williamsport, Pa, is
visiting relatives in Hartford county.
Mr.. P. Leslie Hopper, of Hayre de Grace, is
Vlsiting friends In Virginia. n
Mrs. Otis A. Tredway and children, of Aber-
deem, are visiting friends in Warwick. Cecil
county.
Mrs. Amelia Tarbert Il still critically III at
the home OF her son-in-law, Mr.. William A.
Wheeler, Rocks, with but little hope Of re-:
covery. She Ia In her s1st years 81
Miss Thyra Kirk, Of Baltimore, 10 visiting
her cousin Miss Ava Jeffery, at Sunny Mound,
near Carsins Run. ~
Mr.. Herbert Oliver. OF Hartford Furnace.
has entered strayer's Business College, Of
Baltimore. F
Messrs Philip W. and James ". Barry. of
Pylesvllle, have entered the Johus Hopkins
University. Mr.. Thomas L. Pyle is also
taking a post graduate course at the same
institution.
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A Democratic Club was organized at Upper
Cross Roads on Tuesday, night with the fol
lowing officers: President, John n. Engle;
vice presidents. Willism Chenoweth and
Thomas j. Reilly; secretary, William Riley;
corresponding secretary. John T. Dalton;
treasurer, william g. Chenworth. COM
mittee composed Of John T. Dalton. Thomas
Hitchcock snd A. J. STREET. was appointed to
draft constitution. The club has 80 men,
hers and will meet each Saturday plight during
the campaign. The meeting on Tuesday night
wa addressed by Messrs. WalierR McComas,
Of Bel Air, William J. Shanahan, Of Benson,
sri John T. Dalton. A great deal OF enthus'
iaem was shown.
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drowned In the sus.uenanna.

Andrew Donekowski, Pole, whose home
was In Baltimore. was drowned In the Sus-
quebanna river at Port Deposit on Friday
night. He had been working in the canning
house of Mr.. e. M. Allen. Jr., at Stafford. and
had gone to Port Deposit before returning to
bis home. He was partly asleep and walked
"ff the wharf. He was promptly rescued but
all efforts to resuscitate him we're unavailing.
Donekowski waa 50 ye-ra Of age and left
widow and ono son. His remains were taken
to Baltimore for burial.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-10-05

The Registry on Tunaday
Stevenson to be the Guest OF the
Agricultural Society.

Stevenson to be the Guest OF the
Agricultural Society.
From all Indications the County Fair which
will be held next week will be the equal Of
any ever held upon the grounds The entries
are coming in rapidly in all Of the depart
ments and the prospects Of large and inter
esting exhibition OF the products for which
Hartford county ia noted is such as to delight
the management.
The leading feature in the amusement line
will be the japanese Acrobsts which proved
such drawing card four wears ago.
The horse events have been enlarged and
are more attractive than ever. including
steeplc chases and jumping matches.
Let the directors hear from every part OF
The county and such display made as will
render the Fair, something to be remembered
with pride.
The managers in anticipation of the large
"ttepdance have secured an adioiping field
for the overflow Of horses and vehicles. which
win be apt to occur especially on Thursday.
The visit of Hon. Ad,ai f. Stevenson, ex-
vice president Of the United States, and the
running mate OF Hon. william J. Bryan IN the
political contest this year. which event will
take place on Thursday. October II. will he
4 matter Of esrecial interest. We trust that
the people of Hartford will turn out en- masse
to see and hear this distinguished statesman
and extend to him the old time honors and
hospitality for which Hartford has been ever
noted. Let not political partisaDship or feel
ing influence you to sisv away. but tender
him the ovation TO which he Ia entitled.
Complimentary Tickets admit to grounds
and TO all parts and PRIVILEGES thereof.
Stockholders tickets admit stakeholder the
females Of bis family. children under twelve
other privileges.
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Foot RnlI Team Organized.

A foot bali team was organized In Havre de
Grace last week, for the season Of 1900. 1t is
the intention to form two teams, the regulars
and the scrubs, aud have them line up against
each other for practice. Mr.. j. Wesley Carver
was elected manager: Mr.. Leslie Kelly, sec
Gordon Boswell, captain. Following are the
candidates: F.fBaIdwiu, H. Lnfln, j. De-
Baugh, A Barkey. W Hand, G. Charshee, e..
Campbell, Gordon Boswell, l. MARYLAND, l..
Kelly, j. Kinney, K. Kelly, H. Murphy, l..
Burns, A. Case, G. Gilbert, j. Warner, n.
sopkins, H. Heimiller, q. Drennen, 4. Kelly,
A. Boswell, q. Cooling, W. Lawder and W.
Mergler. The team would like to hear from
some good elevens.
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A Novel Plea.

When the case Of Lottie Webster, charged
with assault with intent to kill was called on
Monday, Mr., John q. Young. counsel for the
sccused made motion to remove the case
sl'aging "tbat the prejudice existing against
the cnIored people at this time is such as to
pr vent her. or any other colored person from
getting fair sud impartial trial" The mo-
tinn was denied. Judge Walters saying, that
he did not think such state Of affairs existed
especially In csse in which both Of the
parties in the case were colored people
Tt ere might be cases in which the plea
would be justifishIe, but such is not the con-
di.iou of affairs In this csse.
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Circuit Court.

On FRIDAY the appea, case Of Elmer N
Everlst va Clement X Greenl.nd was tried
before Jury. Cooler snd j. Archer To-
plsintiff. Young end Van Bibher for defence
A Judgment Of non proa ~'s taken.
On Monday the casA Of L o''ie Webster, col
ored. charged with ss.an,t with intent to kill
WIS commenced before the Court. On Wed
naadav night JUDGE Waters announced 6
Judgment Of mt putty HOPKINS and Nc
Nahb for State Ynrno for defence.
The petit jury was discharged finally on
Wednesday,
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CAsTLEToE. October 3.-The paper mills
shipped thirty thousand pounds of paper last
week to San francisco, California. -
The river is still very low. in fact lower than
the Oldest inhabitant can remember We are
hoping. however. for the water to rise, as it Id
raining up the river. -Hr a.t
Some Of our farmers have finished so wing
wheat, while others have not completed their
plowiug. Mr.. Hugh A. Jones has field in
which the wheat Is up and looking finely.
There is still great deal of sickness 10 the
neighborhood, although some of those hereto
fore reported are improving.
Miss Bessie Breuninger has returned from
Philadelphia. where she has been visiting her
father, Mr.. g. Breuninger, who is engaged In
business in that city.
Mrs Harry Walker. of Rowlandsville. Cecil
county, is visiting her mother. Mrs. John w.
S NTH.
Now Is good time to pick apples, as they
will keep much better II they are not too ripe
before they are gathered. - GREY.
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A Dtstresslnx Accident.

Master Clifton Garrett, ten-yesr-old son
OF Mr.. Charles Garrett, residing near Nc
Comas' Cross Roads, met with distressing
accident a few DAYS since. He wss driving
team for Mr.. Samuel Wilson, when the wagon
became unoounlsd and the boraes started on
Before CLIFTON could let 90 Of the lines he was
dragged over the rough road, distance OF
nearly Ave hundred wards. His legs were so
badly torn and bruised that one Of the bones
protruded from the flesh. DR.. Hayward was
called In and did all in his power to relieve
the little sufferer. but be 10 yet In precarious
condition, ..
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Savings Bank Opened I'm Hartford
County.

There has been filed In the Clerks office a
certificate Of incorporation Of the Saving
Bank of Hartford county. This Is the first
iuetitut'on of this kind ever organized in the
county having for It's primary object the pro-
motion of savings among the people. The
directors for the frat year are: Dennis J.
shsnshan. George l.. VanBibber, Edward Fl.
hall, Walter W. Preston, j. B. Wysong, W.
8. Forwood, Jr., DR.. J. c. Butler and g.
Smith Norris, OF this county, and j. Harry
Preston, Of Baltimore. 10 many of the coun-
ties of the States there are saving banks. all
p, pular but thus far none has been opened in
this county. They are greatly to be com
m 'nded in promoting saving among the peo-
pie, being more in the nature of Building
Association than bank. The capital stock
is ten thousand dollars. The new institution
will open for general business as soon as the
few necessary fixtures can be adjusted.
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cd.

HAIRY ELLSWORTH HARTZELL, only soI
of Lewis E. and Mollie B. Hartzell, aged foul
years and months. .-.-g ..,
Is there a sorrow more greater than this2
Knowing tomorrow We print the last kiss;
Bear away gently our Harry to dust,
Father in heaven to Thee we do trust.
BY HIS PAPA.
Although the casket lid is closed
Above his gentle fsce, - H.
Although he ne'er again will sit
In his accustomed place;
Although ne'er again will press
Ny lips upon his brow 'f.- 90
cannot think that he is dead, .-, an
feel his presence now.
BY HIS MAMA.
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From Calvary.

CALVARY. October 2.-Our farmers are about
to begin their wheat sowing.
Canning ia nearly over. Apples are plenti-
flu and cider making is in full blast.
Miss Jessie uff is at Mr.. j. T. Webster's.
Mr. George Mitchell and his brother, AlonZa
are seriously III with typhoid fever.
Miss Ella DeBauVh. of Earlton, spent part
of last week with Miss Susie Martin, .-
Miss Hattie Webster. Mis- Dollie Ham by and
Mr.. Webster Mitchell have returned from
their trip TO Rehoboth Beach.
Miss Carrie Webster has returned from Bal
tim9re.
our school average is increasing and we
hone we will soon have an assistant. School Is
fiourshinq under the management of our new
teacher. Miss Jessie Hood.
Oar blacksmith and wheelwright are doing a
tiouriahing business. GUESS WAC.
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Savings Bank Department in the
&ee0u0s

For more than two years the Second
National Bank Of Bel Air has paid interest on
time deposits under certain conditions';Wh
has been verv satisfactory TO both the deposi
tors and the bank. Relieving that they cou'o
offer still better facilities for those desiring
to keep an interest besring account, the board
Of directors have passed an order creating 2
Savings Bank department in connection with
their Bank which will give TO those desiring
to invest their savings all the advantages OF
Savings Bank with the additional security OF
National Bank. Full particulars will be
furnished upon application to the Bank.
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A Narrow Escape.

DARLINGToN, October 3.-Mrs. John II.
Price, Mr. VIM. Bryant Hill and Webster
Price, formerly of Darlington. are the guests
OF Mrs. David e. Thomas at Wayside.
Mrs, H L. Cooley has returned from the
North, where she has been spending the sum-
mer.
Miss Isabel Price and the Misses Killings
worth are visiting in New York u
The Board of Trustees of the Darlington
Academy met on Saturday afternoon and
transacted some important business Among
other things, some new apparatus was ordered.
The pupils are preparing quite an exhibit of
drawing. sewing modelling and handiwork for
the Hartford Fair. '7' -
Ms. Amos Jones narrowly escaped death on
Thursday last while hauling heavy wagon
load of sand. His horses became unruly on q
down grade and he fell. It was at first sup.
pnsed that the wagon had passed over his
body, but later 1t was found that he had been
cIt by the grazing OF the wheel. While he ID
much bruised and somewhat cut, he Is improv.
it,c and will
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Hartford Insurance Company.

The executive committee Of the Mutual In
sursnce Company in Hartford county held
meeting on Monday and adjusted the fol-
lowing claims:
Emory Tucker, loss Of barn ard contents.
81 600 awarded on barn and $500 on contents.
John T. Crow. loss of barn and contents,
$50 on barn and $40 on contents.
Charles W Baker. loss OF building, ST 500.
J.B Stewart contents os dwelling. $500.
Robert f. Mccullough. damage TO barn, 500
8. j. Van Trump loss Of dwelling, $500; foss
of contents referred to William Webster.
George r. Gerwig. damage to barn BY
lip htning. referred to the president, secretary
and agent for adjustment.
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From wheel.

WHEEL, October 2.-The wilma W. C. T. u.
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. Margaret
Lee. There was an extra good attendance
The next meeting Is to be at Mrs. Springs OF
the Mountain, '...'
The yearly convention of the Christian
Church of Maryland, Delaware and District of
Columbia, commenced yesterday in Baltimore
at Harlem Avenue Church, B. A. Abbott pas.
tor, and Is to continue four days. rl -
This section has been visited by very re-
freshing ram, giving the farmers q chance to
put their wheat ground in order.
Mr.. Il. L. Rosenbaum ia visiting her sister,
Mrs. d. d. Dierker, Of Havana. Illinois.
The fence committee of Jerusalem Christian
Church gave an order to erect an iron fence
around the church cemetery, which is expected
TO be completed in few weeks.
SUNFLOwER.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
From Forest Hill.

FOREST HILL. October Glowing to the in
cIemency of the weather and the business of
the season, tho protracted services at Centre
NJ. E. Church hes been postponed until later g
Mr.. Charles Roe is at his home here suffering
from the effects of an accident which befell
him at North Avenue Station while working
with the freight. 1t is not considered serious
Mrs Mary J. Roe is attending the W. G. L. u
Convention in Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Street, is visiting Miss Grace
SHthoron.
Mrs. Agnes Esley. of Bel Air, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
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Annie Rnffer RniIins.

FULFoRD October 3. Miss Lydia Harvard.
daughter of Mr.. William d. Harvard, is quite
sick at her home.
verv pleasant evening was spent at the
home of Mr.. Samuel H. Martin on Tuesday
evening. stirring apple butter. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Martin,
Mrs. Handy. Misses lydia Mitchell, Ada Glib
son. Margie Tucker. Syna. Mary and Bessie
Martin. Annie Handy, BERTHE Mitchell. Annie
BOND, Lula Handy, Nessrs. Harry Tucker,
vii lam Gibson. Tllden Denbow. Jack Carter,
Harry Denbow. Nathan Carter. Charles
Thompson. Spencer Maggie, Seymour Mitchell
and Harry Martin.
Two LITTLE MAIDS.
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The 262d stated meeting of the Presbytsry OF
Baltimore was held this week in the Havre
de Grace Presbyterian Church. The meeting
WAS largely attended, all Of the Presbyterian
Churches OF Hartford being well represented.
Presbytery was opened Monday evening at
O'Clock with sermon by the r0tiring mod
err tor, Rev. E F Eggleston, Of Grace Church,
Baltimore. After the sermon the roll was
called, and Rev. Thomas F. Dixon, of Fred
erick City, was elected moderator for the
next six months, when adjournment was
made for the night.
The greater part OF the session Tuesday
morning was taken up with the examination
for ordination OF Rev. Robert F. Sterling, who
has been recently called to the pastorate OF
the Deer Creek Harmony Church. Mr.. Ster-
lug, who is a graduate Of Princeton, made
most favorable impression on the Presbytery,
and was highly complmented for the satsfac-
tory manner in which be passed his searching
examination. Many Of the Harmony Church
members were interested spectators Of this
ordea,. The examination was conducted by
the following clergy men: Theology-Rev.
E. Williams, OF Baltimore; Church History
Rev. s. G.. WATSON, of Churchville; Sacra
meuts and Church Goverument-Rev. j. E.
Wheeler, d. D.; English Bible-Rev. Luther
Martin; Latin, Greek Testament and Hebrew
Rev. Carl W. Scovel and Rev. William NAL
10y.
Arrangements were then made for the ordi
nation and installation Of Mr.. Sterling, which
is to take place at the. Harmony Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday next, October 9th, at z 80
P. NJ. Rev. s. q. WATSON is to preside, pro-
pound the constitutional questions to the can
| didate and offer the ordination prayer. Rev.
Kerby $. Miller is to deliver the charge to the
congregation. The sermon and the charge TO
the pastor to be delivered by two clergymen
from Pennsylvania, friends Of Mr.. Sterling.
The afternoon session was mainly occupied
by hearing reports of special committees.
| At the evening session the church was pack
ed to hear an address by Rev. j. T. Stone
successor to DIR. Babcock, as pastor of Brown
Memorial Church, Baltimore.
| There was some disappointment among the
delegates when it was decided to postpone th'
discussion of the Revision of the Westminster
Confession of Faith until the December meet
ing.
The Presbytery adjourned Wednesday
morning, after rendering hearty vote 0
thanks to Rev. A. F. Waldo and the member
of the church for their hospitality and abund
ant entertainment. ..r. -.t
Those present from Hartford county were
Iinisters-Wesley NJ. Hyde, David Jamison
Edward A. Shook, William A. Price, Sanu
T. Wasson, alfred F. Waldo and Kerby s
Miller. Elders-Jehn K. Kirkwood. JOSEF
Crumlish, George E. Silver, Hugh I. Heaps
James Hopper.
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Beware ofOtntments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
tenn when entering it through the mucous sur
faces. Such articles should never be used ex-
cept on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive from them
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., contains no mercury
and is taken internally acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
In buying Halls Crtarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. It is taken internally and Ii
made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney & Co
Testimonials free. az
eg- Sold by Dru. gists, nrice 75c. per bottle.
Halls Family Pills ara the best. ,...
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Academy of Music,

There are hundreds of feminine stars on the
stage today who are younger, prettier and
more slender than May Irwin, but 1t is doubt
full ii one of them possesses that rare quality
of making her audience love her as heartily as
does this Jolly, bright, unaffected woman. You
simply can't help likiug-call il your love for
her if you will. Blase playgoers have been
seen who would loll back interestingly in their
seats through half an act, then May Irwin
would come on. and in second they were
aroused. Her power OF attraction is as marve-
lous as that of a magnet. 1t is said that there
are no women humorists, but whoever made
that rash statement must take 1t back after
having seen Miss Irwin. She is humor and roll
licking drollery incaruate, with just queer
little streak of pathos In her makeup that you
feel even while she is thrilling one of her negro
ditties. r,... Il. ,.ttn. L..
The secret of Miss Twins rare power Is her
sympathy with her audience. IT treat each
houseful of peoples" she said when asked, 'just
as would an Individual. can size its parti-
lsular kind in five minutes, then play to 1t &C.
cordingy; for l never stick by the same line of
work nigat after night. 1t is better for the
company; they don't get to playing their parts
like lot of ten pins, and then the audience
likes 1t. She appears here in The Belle of
Bridgeport. ut the Academy of nusic next
Monday night ..t.. :.,.