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NOTIOZ
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.wislt t� • intuit:At the people. of Lueknow
aivroandincoentry, that I.ani 09w
reaey tfi•lo aii
kinds- of work in. my
Me at• lowest prices, consisteiit.
with good work:.
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N. .----Oop,ying • and Enlarging a'
Specialty. Frames andtStereos •
scopes a lways' on hands
1,ucknow Sept. Oth.
Iss • JOKIISOAls
TA BA., Es'
Nowett.,
2, 2.14 p._ tli.
GOING SOUTH
N. 4-544, ton
NO, 5-11.22min
. No. 6-, 5.30•
T. ANDREW 8. BANI1
k.EASAICT AM) I. SUCCESi.FUL OLE -
‘N4 RHATialt frf
CAL-A1PONIA.N. SOVIET -Y.,
.PresenitatiOn to' dtilef Materinentons
• Sestehmen the. `world .over are dig,
-titiguislited.for their patriotism' and £r
t1 ordent temper in'. -Which. they
herish ..the memories. of their native
And. .14 all part a; Of the world where
conurtunities ScOtchmen. are feund.
it, is 'custonutry to celebrate the .anni-
versary St: Andree•---Patran.
Saint of Scotlasiel. The Caledonian
Soeiety of LuclenoW celebrated- `• the
•Q60as.iO4.thiS year.by a grand banquet
• at..4 gaelra 11144 which. was attended
by skUiga- numberef tlie members and
lesti. of the SacietY„-and 'which was
Lt eveiee res&eet the perfeet stieoess
whieh al*sys aceonipantes everreff4t
of thil enterprising Society. The
^sPreACI was all that could be desired,
the tables. fairly groaning beneaththe
liy of goodthings, conspicuous
11410114wh14k wet.e the, • "Haggis,"
"-Kal" "-Atha Brose.," "Sheep's
wed and Trotters," and other natienai
dishes. of - Scotland, Among, those
:presentwe. noticed' Mesere. 'IL P.
tsc.:1' Auer, ..kt. P., of • Walleartani
.K Attention, of tlue Advertiser,
togioes,Lh MeG-iliauddy of the kv.„40-
• Jcart.D,rorisgole„ London,.
A, - Mackid„ Brantford, Ij
fratehieaon, Dungann, Peter Corri• -
stsei Ho1yseto---1,Joitn- Alexander„Ohief of
. at the _BrniisetS: Oatedonian Ke• s
eiety, A •MeKeneie, London, isfd
elerse Astnebtir of other&
geofty number of the fair -set were!
.ewise present,. Which lerst a --peculiar
,weeaccs asrl*harm. to the kaasion. The,
• ehair viagrocupi6ii by Citi:et Maceriiss.
man., an..t .the vieeiehair by:Dr. Text1
• isitatt, First .chieftain. of the. Se'eiety..
The'rellesfr. juetiee having,been done
to t1e! goal things provided, the cloth
• W&3 removed sad tite- , intellectual 'per -
tion of the • programine introduced. by
a brief 'and 4ppropriat& .speech by -the:
•Chairman.. l'ae Chief expressed.
• 'sure at tia petits, niunber present,
• 'ex.tendectto tie guests and visitors a
• true Highland . and made a
•cosseeitts story reference to-. the euccess.
of tip banquetlie likewise tsferred-
tii St- Andrew„ andexplained' how -it
cameabont.,that he was °hostel the
-Petrels! SakiAte. Seotlatulk.end plos.ed
With a; lititiorests reference - to_ St.
Patrick Wlite,a1i.dgk the Patron
kiain of the .SMetild isle, was a -born
• Seetchne
The first', .toast,.. 4 The • queen and
if.toyak•Family,..,"- was drunk with en,
thuAasta, the Natio1.1.. tat4uthem• beiug
sang by this oony..r.
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The.."04vennot Generatand-Preiniee'
vore-- next honored coupled , With the
-name of Mr. M Campbell, who • res-
ptincledlti an eloquent and appreprist'i te
4peeelth., As a:member of the .Caraps
eII 0144 iw felt isrotid, of the:Marquis
of Lorne who .has Rum tited th.e:
-Vie Chair in 0. nada durit*
• E.w, past fv.i; years,and he as hus,-
. band of the ten's daug :ter occupies
0-, eartice.ertk. -cc-414)1442,4w, P6sitficm
g .t.s" r e -
r..!ceift, speess_
B sisRa
spulseitu stsza„very worthy effort. •''-`•
- Arasy, Navy srai'ld Volunteer
anxt prepeeed, and sv.a0 well -re-•. ;
_oeivett_ I4jent, I>. Campbell reaeended
• in 4. very neat fellgYiTed.bY a:
-song, ,."- Mare atArgyie,'', by Mr.-
" The.Day vita hoisoriVx was
eisthusAs-scelly :mob?.d, coupled Wit4,
titg• 1•14:41$ cf fr.D., .4...,Cameron,...who
resseintle.il in an appropriate sipeete.
`Urie tett se_ing pawn eomPoted 't4r the.
•Mepoil, th.e.eyetl.
knowi. poet of KhigstOns wise ,then
• read by the,ehairman:
• "THE DAY AND A' I 01TOR
What- though we Scotsmen may egret
To differ somewhat now and then,
Each in his awn opinion free ,
Unflinching as a Grainplan Beit, -
o Kirks or Creeds divide ui here ; ••••
like Cot servative am/Grit •
As ont rejoice to toast and cheer
•4! The Day' are,te wha honor if."
'The Dayi-Ain" a," wha honor•
What magiqinthat simPIe vhrase
it fires my blood tofever heat,
It minds me of far browny braes; •
Fair Scotia's Paths sad: Olydes and -Spey&
Seem glidinir at iny very feet :
A patriot ring egultant has'
The Day an' wha honor
It wafts meta days.long aroma
• -
• When -gras,,d.the Bruce his Carrick spear;
And, deeds eclipsing Marathon
Made him. to Janie at4 freedom. clear. ,
/ see the flash of_broadswoeds bare, ,
_ And Se.. triazuN foes, in full retreat,- •
'Hurrah then f tr. our slogan rare,
The Day an'a' vibe -honor it I"
t. ratrick-terror of the snakes-
'• 0.1d Miles sons may well hold, dear;
They gothint from the Land of Cakes,
. • And this we too his name revere :
St. George loved less the (...,:riFesethan -Spear,
. Why $eivied, puzzles qpite my wit; .
ere's to St. Andrew's memory rare,
" ite' te wins honor it,"
Let niggardbodles miss our joy--
"rtic . meanly donating on the cost, -
The patriot flameto- fan, say I, -
•*Is never rove Or Labor /oat. .
Then of our Day It t's make the most,
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Time. never travels hail am fleet ,
As when together Scotsmen toast
' "The Davan' a' wha honor
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"Our Celtie sister, Ireland," was
next proposed and drunk. with High-
• land honors, coupled with the names
• of Peter Corrigan, R, Graham- and
• W. K. Atkiition. Mr. Graham re-
sponded in an eloquent -and -poetical
speech which was -received with ap-
plauseAnd enthusiasm.. Mr. Corrigan
also responded in .a. really capital
speech, followed by Mr-. 'Atkinson in
his usual humorous style. •
•• Mr, Kenneth T. McLeod haring
sung a.seng, The Land • we RV& in"
Was proposed and received with en-
; thusiasrn coupled wih the name:of D:
McGillicuddy,who responded in „an
eloquent and humorous speech.Dr.
Hutchieson,-- of Dungannon, re' cited_
thehuneorouS 71poem "The anunity;'
itt capital style-. '4 -created much.
amusement • • • - • •
• The next toast, "The Land we left,'
brought to Ids,feet, :Chief Alexander,
of the BrasSeIs Caledonian Society,
whoa responded in -an excellent speech,
concluding with.:an original poem; cle-
=.dicated, to the Society; which *as re-
ceived with, applause. - -
• The vieelhairman,' pr. Tennant,
then proPsetl the health ..of " The
Lucknow Caledonian Society," After
. the honoring of which Mr. M. Camps
bell, en behalf of the Society presented
• to the -.Chief a hand-seme silverserviee,
accompanied by the fellowingaiddrese
A. Ma&Orinynon,- 4. a, Chief
of the Lac:Immo UaIedonfan
•
ReeeecrEn Cater, the chiefs
tans and elansmen of the L. p. S.,deeire
to take advantage of the opportunity
• afforded ley this festive gathering,ealled
together to, _ celebrate- in good • old
Sca,tishstylethe anniveria,ry Of Scotia's
Patron Saint,- to express -to you the
• high esteem in which we .eadh -end all.
hold you personally, as well as • our
high appreciation of your cliginterosted,
energetic - asul untiring effortS on: be:, -
half of the- Society. -during --the seven
years' which you have uninterruptedly
occupied the position of Chief. - It is
-fresh within the memory Of the maier-`
ity." of those present to -night When,
somewhat over seven years ago, a few
energetic, Scottish spiritsl-yourself
• among the ninnber, determined to es-
tablisb. in- this village a Caledonian
Society Where ScOtehmen and theSond,
of Scotomen could aseetable: • social -
And intellectual intercourse, and whose
annual games should genie to perpetu-
ate in this "Canada of .ours" the dis-
tinctive sports and Pastimes a the
mother laacl, end assist -keeping
alive in the breast*of her :eons mid
daughters the loving. and 'patriotic.
niemories 6f the-" Lend of brown heath
and shaggy' -weed," as well as to .en-
ecturage generally; . the -euItiva;tion of
those manly sporti so necessary to the
developen-ei of healthful' bodies end
vigorous ntindsjn the, youth of our
country. From the beginning the Soeie-
ty was a euOcess, -Ven beyond onvinost
sauguine anticipations. - It has: gone
trom strewth to. strength until to-
. -
poeitiolf&Iffit4lecepying the proud
S.ociety on this broad` ecintss:sigs,.4
- acknowledge thist!'. to
our active. -and .untirtug eifforts is -due
to. a very great extent_ itse- algtOst, phe-
nitwits' stscoess.. AS -the. visitor to
•
,
7 '
Weetminster Abbey -ss minted if he -
-" eisek:' Sir Christopher Wren'sponu-
ment to look around," so may we to-
night .say to our pests and visitors
" ifyen seek a monument to the exert-
ions of our chief turn your eyes to ourl
magnifiessut park, the property of the 8,
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Society, fee) $17friplef t f
o ours eora o
• ably.' -furnished room with - its well
iteckeklibrittrys. teibur 'hasidionie casfi
• resetve of Oyer 41000 in the bank, and
last but nsit least to the smiling. -faces,'
new gathered around the_festiye bOard-
, whose reception Of this• innovation in
our programme. shoWe more • dearly:,
than word -cam express', -their ,coinPlete
concurrence in the.. well Merited_ honor
it is our. pleasure to confer upon ycyk
to-niht" Asa--ftiether-tokett Of our
good . will And istee41 .We beg, dear
chief, your aceePtinee. Of the aecempare-
ying*•Silver SerVice whiohl. we -.trust
• both yourself And. 'your worthy lady
may, long live 0 .enjoy, and _with best
• wishes for the happiness of yourself,
MabOriliffion and family we sub-
scribe ourselves on behalf of the Socie-
ty
0-AllipBELL-, •1). E. taitagnotT, .
- Chairnean . Seoretary,
• Jissige Fir/r-LATEE,' 31:ApPilgusoN,-
.
J. S._ TeleNktti M.' D.
The service 'consists -of six pieces,
and tray,. and is el the mo.st Modern
and' elegant ..desigii. The tray. beers.
the following inscription, together with• -
chief MacCrimman's Coat . of- Arms
and, the Crestof . the• -Society,
" Presented to p. A. MacCrintmon;
M. D.; in token of his' valuable servi-
ces as .010 respected and energetic
Chief of the Society forthe ...past seven
year." • Lacknew, 3Clth Nov.. 1882.
The Chief; who was completely
taken by surprise, repliedin a le, 14 -
and eloquentspeech. He: referred to -
his connection with...the Soeiety from
its -inception -to the present clay, to
the success that has attended their
united efforts, and to. the flouriehistg,
condition in which the Society is.
found to -day. He • could net find
language adequate . to express hisei
thanks to the • oei0y, for. :the really
magnifieent.teatimenial they were good
• enough to . present, him.- The Chief
• lik-ewise `expressed . thanks _fer the
kindly reference to Mrs. MacCriminon
and 'closed with best wishes? Lor the,
• continued and permanent success of
the SocietY.
"The Parliaments of Ontario and
the •Dinninion 'brought' to his feet.
-11. P. O'Connor,. M. P. P.; who
• responded in a neat and appropriate
speech which was teceived with hearty
applause: . . -
"The Professions" sfound tt fitting
champion in Dr. Mackid, while Mr:
M. Campbell respoMied • . for: the
"Mercantile and Manufactering in -
forests..
" The Ladies" weresgepre-sented by
Mr..• John Murchison and reeeived
"Highland Honors"
" The -Press" drewiumorous speech-
es from W. K2 Atkinson, Of the Adve -
titNer. and D. McGillicuddy, of the Sift-
-
OM Alexander, of Brussels, -then
save a. comic recitation which -caused
much amusement _
Mr. M. Campbell asked permission
to propose. the health of the amateur
athletes, coupled . With .the name of
Mr.. K. Kerr; who briefly responded.
After a few remarks -from the Chief
the pleasant celebration was brought
to a close by singing •"Auld Lang
Syne" and the :National Anthem.
• Coming to Lucknow.
Miss Morrison, the- heroine of the
late Schooner -Asia-disaster, will be in
Lucknow ira few days selling ler
-
photographs, and we trust the: citizens
o .the village will give her it hearty.
reception. Mise Morrison through the
terrible.suffering and exposure she was
forced to endure -while clinging to the.
wreck, is rendered ineabable of gaining
a livelihood by, any -other means than
by her present oecupation.
A. McOonnell, of London, si
in the village, viscetts,g, friends. •
—For fur sets, ladies fur cape,
men's cloth/tad fur cape, clonds,shawls,
Roods, &a, -at A. MaeIntyre'Es
—Extreme cat() is 'necessary in re-
ceiving money. A thousand dollar
counterfeit bill is reported to be in 'cir-
culation.
—Prescriptions filled with accuracy...
Briug them in to Teelstsses Medical.
-'-Messrs. -Blakeby (11 Ravin have
disposed- Of the .14rea. Repord to
NathariN.. Buchner, of the. Hamilton.
--The i)sres.---' • •
son .Cansioti be" *tinge
sellers., If pprk• raising' elm- pas
%vile it is.eertainly most peofitable now
—As the last Monday -1n December -
falls on Christmas,.. Day- this . year th
municipal nominations ifik Ontario-svill
be held on the Friday: previous, as pro--
vided .by statute., Eleonssen,,,•Newt tails
Ti e47s • 10,
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• •
.•
Oats
1 ea's
•Potatons--per bus. •
Ility-poeson
Wool
Pork -per cwt.
-g8te
13utter
JIid
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60• - .66
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6,166
31.•
HIE HIER
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30 035.
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0 18•@ 16
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... 7 00
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0 19 0- 20
0 16 0 17
5,00 6 00
40 • 0:50
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641. • •
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• Of
• 7 .t0,74 Obi. per. lb
ow .
TRAVED ]!'ROM THE PREMISES
(If t :e Subscriber., Lot 9, eon. ,10, East-
erti „Diviiion of the -Township 64f. Afq,teld,.on
or about, the first of August heat, a red *and:
white enottee heifer, rising,' three years old,
with straight hbrns". Two dollars will be paid
to any person giving such information as will
les(' to its recovery, Address '
.JAMES 11()WARD,:I.aniticP. 0,
UNDERSE(4NED -OFFERS FOR.
• sale the Thoroughbled-Short• Horn Bull .
Sentinel." He is a ed, with - little
White, three yg, ars old and v_tas bred bT the
vrell•knohirn breeders, .11-.& \W att; Salem, -
county of Wellington. "Sw•tinel" is a first,
class- .and has Proved- to be , a sure
itock gettei. For particulars :an pedigree
apply to DA1/ I D JARDINX,•
3iu-463;
• Ifolvrood P.O.
.1)/if PcMTANT -TO:, TILE' SIcIr;
c.Culloch
the celebrated Enrepean and American Phy-;-
eitian, Itinerant of Oki Hespitals of the chief -
cities of England, Ireland; Scotland, -Fran ce,
Germany, the United States of :.Anierica, and
tatitill'Uleteeptik:ainNtf°tninsiV7- P. rf• 71t7dnailYi 11113de r °.A.2• 171141:: cvasit
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•
IIITEL HOTEL.
• FROM
FRIDAY; DEC..let.
TO TUESDAY, DEC. 5th:
by III Who -Suffer frOin--Chronic - -
" --• Lingering Diseases,!, inch as -
CONSVMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
•- • ASTHMA, CATARRH,
• and all Affectations of the -Chest; Throat,
fleartacervots Debility; &idol*, scrofuloile
• Ulcer's, -Liver O�znplaiut, .1thinimatism; Skin
dikes:we of .all kinds, no. matter .:how long .
retanding; Dropsy, Diseases of tbe Kidneys.;
-.ChlUicsie and Cancer a in, their -W.01$ stages,
without the nie i.-4.•the knife. And all Blood
Disease,'; Salt Rheuni,11.!yepeplia.,-Erysipelas,
Epileptic. 7'its or Falling. Sickness, - Apo •-
plectic Fits, Irita.or /JOSS Of Sense andltitun
St, Vitue Dance,' Paralysis, - Neuralgia, Seur,
vey;:Gholera„ FeVers.. and -A*nee of all kinds
permanently cured,. Goitre or Thick Neck,
Polypiwesin all partt of. the Syetemr.:Abicesa..
-.es,=Tunniurs; Etc.., .4),unhaeo, ,Heniarrage of.
the Lunge. - •
•it4r All diseases of the -Eyerad Eartreated
AuCcessfilly. - ••
,
- Disci-sett:el Children frcire, infancy to adult
age treated successfully: •
FEMALE CO PLAIN TS
Of all kinds and deseriptionX- Whatever; whe;
ther Acute'ef Chronic. .Will be treitittl sue-
' cessfully. ' "
_ .
If you are etiffering from- any or the -above
_diseases, do -net delay to visit the ,Poctor at
once so that -.yeu-may have - the .beueiit of his
care and treatinent,.-and be restored to health
the sOoner..
•
• PeartA-Corrigan will !take
•
-13UTTER'.. *No.-. -4000.
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in-• eXebalr let•BOete, attd
e
Parlins: wishing close will do
- to tali nt:•
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.
tit -4=21444i
jeteaid. giving •
bargain),
,ATO SHoE8.
g otts fall stock. Hsrvest
and retail at •
:
$f�OOPojFUTc
•1 ingt'het1trn,t its s =
hoiv .0-v et ollothefli ;and after , thousailue. $.f
the tests niost.„Compl'icateel eed SO:et-est eaece -
We. cf.'inl.4.L, find? We fte1 jutthed in cffenng'to
Tholi!aii4,4-hi11ars, for :any- ease _ •
tnreat,-,
-.consun.iptIon in itti tigely
•• stegewheopilig cough, in ik'alt-diSeasea Of VI
throat -and JUngS; tick. whith
reJ lel, that.We- 'Can't cure wltt&
W est.'s Cugh Syrup, vhntken ..aceording
to nirectiOti-s; Sample bottlea,25-and Fi0 cent;
large betties one .d011ar,' etynin
.•dteigetstser sent
by :express:4in keCtopt:-. ist - JOHN
--(10; 81 ,St.e3Jcing "-I.aikt,
pinto, Out 0. sole
- • - = •
tN F1.11.‘3T-.C1.,A.SS'..11OBTACIES
Per .eetit •intereet-payii-qe.,yearl;-:‘, ; •
Verges Very :titosierlte. ApplY. t,e, - I
:-.13:011EItt=
• Secretary ,-of tbeWet Wam 7 -antral. )
Fire Insuianee Vonipkiry.,nOthing. but ,
. PropeTtyinsurecl.: - ties wishing tO•
nnI
in this -119Pn1ailarmeri.i coni•-paniim..the
shiCa of IJOlborne, Aehlierd„ 14.laSt anti .
Wativtanoshi: "by /loose -se 4
.1,100 'Vara :tO.--ine will be called on and- evei;;.;
-infOrohation givn- - , -
R,OBEAT M13B,RAN. .
. •
What: is it..? 'The best MAChilie 'Oil in
world, ia manufaLtured by
--'McCo11Bro. CO.". , Tor6ut
!Phis °neater the severest: test, . and .clorfiktit
competitiOn-Was amanita -
z rota. litiedalg *II,41 Three
. .
at the Leading Exhibitions of the Deminfi• hi
in 1881. Farmers and others will save money •
and ma.chiritry hy using loiltDINE. A F k yogi,
local dealer for it and take no other. For sate -
D. D. MAcIrervnz.
A.
-.7Ftt.R A14, KI.NDS
WATCHES,
- CLOCKS, AND
JEWELER -T.:.
R0,?airbig done promptly.
ALEX, FINDIATERm. ,
C amybell-st, Luckarag.
I wiela to inform the citizens of Lucknovi dna
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eurrOunding conqtry, that hove
,
•
.celeneel up A..
In R. G-. Greenwill'e Old Stand.: kiln_ 14,er
. .
on hand at alltimes
ALL SCINDill OF ,FRESH
Meat Delivered to MI Parts of the
Village, on Shottest Notice.
•Give -me a Call. - -
JAMES LINDSAY.
3
Luanow, Sept 9th. _
.LUCKNOW
Has now in stock the largestand hest _•
.
of
•LICHT AND H Atrif HARNESS
ever shown in LucknOw• 'SPtclal
,ments in.,
BITIPFAX40 atcl. GOAT *0214
%Torn Illaakotz, oto.
My stuck. of Trunks :Valises 13 and Satchels,
- ete.,1Anow complete, and includ -8 all the
latest etirleband makes.
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:Ai; Alt the above arirOleS -were purchased frnm.---
- Ahe best uigieers; and at -the loWtist • dash'
L rice, 1 atm preparedtosell as cheap
ne any other hone; e. in the tr le
•.Don't -fail to call andsee Thy
- .stoekbefore puretiasing
to ordir
ed •
-.All work eustauteed tirst-eisss.
ROBERT 'PROCTOR.
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VOSILIGA X
Dyspepsia & 1i Cqmplattrt-i
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Is it pot -worth the 'knell Woe. of 15 Cents!
to .tree yourself of every syMPtorii of tEese
distressing( ooniplaints, - if ( tank tiO cahut
our store.ard get a
er, every; bottle has at`rinte -v.litrantee en
use it accordingly anettf detryou no go o4 t-
wiItoost yirt nothing",• -
130,_Liekisow,._