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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1887-7-22, Page 71 THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 2'2, 1-87. 7 rooms should he on the se - ,Mod siiey. They Afield be weld a red sad kept eomkrtwbly Doul. An s btuidered cloth, moiler the to set before the mistress is petty and ave the tablecloth. Whits, Turkey red sad peessamst blue Goes is suaahts fur the work. MAOUIR s MoLasssn Cast - One cup „f tnobsaes, sup stags., cup suet milk,00t quite cup lard aad butter eased, t aspetio soda, two eggs, flour to crake as thick as cup cake. It is said that women uever embezzle fur the remote that they ere ant trusted in responsible plsttbs, witheet combat Iva evideteoe of their respectability. With men is is didereot Mn.rox Mu►rtxs —Take awe egg, one pant milk, cue pint dour, • pinch ot salt. Bast egg light, add part ..f the 'milk, all the flour, thea add rest of milk. Bake twenty minutes ie buttered tuts. Eat bot. An exchange recommends • solution of collodwu in aleuhul, to keep the sliver from taruiebiag. Paint the silver with the solution, which is easily matted out with bot water whim the silver is matted fee rime. ToBrox s RAI•INu EAaILT, --Pour boil. Wig water over them, lett►ug them stand a arouent to soften, then poor it off. The stone may then be easily piachsd out at the stem end by giving an "sets term" w the IroiL ----- Poole Man's FRg1r CA Rs -.Om and m half cups bruwu sugar, two ell' four, our each of butter and chopped raisins, three eggs, three tablespoons of sour intik, half teaspoon soda. hall cup blackberry jam. This w . smallest as well as mono Whoever rtes the following prepara- tion for cleansing silver will never ask for souther ; two ounces of ammunu, two of prepared chalk, and eight ounoea of rein water; apply with a soft flsunol and rub with chamois skin. Fur the hi - agree work use • silver -brush. Breed, in Penia, sells for one cent a sheet, which is about as thick as sole leather, sad as large as an apron. It is baked os the floor of the uven in a few minutes, and is then •gpreed out to cool. It as sweet and whulewrue, and with fruit and vegetables forms the chief article tf food for a great part of the pen- Hay °trcel..—A good omelet u made of small pieces of ham and one egg, • I pinch of soda. one teacup of milk and dour enough to make gone a thick tat- ter, and a little ••1t Beat the eggs, then add the milk, dour a: d s,da, our the batter over the pieces of meat and you hen a cheap sod economical break- fast dish. Pen glycerine has an active affinity for water, and if applied to the hands absorbs the moisten of the akin, in- creasing instead of allaying irritation. By washing and o0:y partially rryinv hands Before puttuul 1.n the glycrr- the duffialty is avoided Or the glv• rte may be diluted with one fourth its bulk of water. The detection o.1 alum is bread is ac- complished as follows : A piece of gela- tine "free from alum) is immersed in • coed infusion of the suspected bread for taenty•fuur hours. The gelatine, upon being washed off with distilled water to which has been added a little of • ten per cent. solution of logwood tincture and amm-Daiwa carbonate, should not &how a blue co:uratioe if the bread is free from alum. PIN aor tot ICN CILIUM. —One pound nt pineapple grated law, yolks of eight eggs .one pound of sugar, one pint of milk and one pint of cream, • tittle salt Boil the milk and MOM, that the pineapple may not tarn it into acid, then add the yolks, well beaten with the sugar, and grated pineapple, stir all together over the fire until it begins to thicken. When be- giawing to set in the freezer add • pito o1 whipped cream ; this is a great im- provement, but may be omitted. How great an the reeponaitilitis of houekeepen Sometime• an indigest- ible article of food, by its edecte upon a king, has overthrown an ehtpire. A dis- tinguished 'Witticism says, that of one thousand unmarried men there were thirty-eight criminals. What • surges - tion of home influences ! Let the most be made of them. tionsekeepen. by the fond they provide, by the couches they spread, by the books they intro- dues,bgtbe isfluenoss the bring around their home, ars deciding the pbgioal,in- tell•cttal, moral, eternal destiny of the urges. FRUIT FOAM Danner. —Soak half a package of plstioe in half • cup of cold water until soft. When the gelatine is soft, hest to boiling ; two and one-half paps of redmerest, strawber- ry or grape juice woolen to taste and torn over the snaked gelatine. Rtir un- til perfectly ddsulved, then strain and set the dish in ice water to enol. When it N cold and beginning to thicken, best the whites of three amts to a •tiff froth, and stir into the thickening gelatine. Beat thoronghly with an asni whip or beater till the whole is of a 'did foam, Miff enough to retain its shape.. Fifteen minutes of good beating ought to make it so. Turn into molds previously wet with cold water, or pile roughly in large •pnnnfula In • gloss dish. Set away into the refrigerator until needed. Serve with • little whipped cream same piled lightly around it. Pouring hot water over china tends to jujus demi on whish the steam hula dint only.In washing dishes, a eatefei person fithe dish -pan with water first, drains every cep into • slop - bowl. serapes Nary plate and dish into one dish, to be emptied afterward into the garbage fail ; thee, ahmmehciog with the leapt greasy. rubs souse soap on her mop or dish-elotb, sad Appear • glass, cup ore into the water, rubs it lightly and leaves it to rises while eh* rube a few othen with the game sloth One oust of seep ea a sloth will them go tepidly over awveesl pigeon ; these may • then be taken not, druiaed sat mere weaned, not having a pile ie ~ pp with at ming Chita or glass sup suis without hong riwi, saver kooks ss dor sad tpeshliRg so whim rioted ; mad cubes that ems wombed is solution of tem, colter eswsbe sad neither look mow fhtd ..booth to MO Mesh. . asrastee ■Wety. Then is auw is. Woodstock gaol on a charge .of 'seventy an uld woman, who early in the century was here with br4bter primeness than molt of those now holding good positions in society. She was, as the phrase goes in England.. of gentle birth. She was bright, beauti- ful and well educated, with family mrd s cial connections that seemed to swum f .r her • bright, it not s brdtaut futon. eh* is, we are credibly informed, • re- lative et the great Dr (Juthne, and was at s young led; on terms of more than lnend•hip with a titan who for more than a get.eraUon has heap one of the greatest of living statesmen, and whore tutee is daily on the lige of the world. Lettere from bum to her were, we are assured, in eamteuee a few years ago, iu which be expressed the feelings of ardent youth at the shrine of beauty. What a strap.;e world It is in which two lives once so near together should have run se widely sport Honor and fame followed the one ; while misfortune mod at last pas, er• ty dogged the footsteps of the other. The lady in question, after • career of vicis- situde, bermes the second wife of an old man well-known, whc recently died in poverty. Sines that she has eked out existence by the help of charity. She is now iso gaol at a vagrant, there being nu poor house to which to send her.;Her life is • stnns•e story, in which there ate mans. sons eke.- Sentinel -Review. The Greek urea is the must ideally hu• mar_ of all features ; all other noses are s compromise with animlism. There is a substantial agreement among clow ob- eervrn that the form of the nose is an index of character. Thus. Lester, Red• field, Alexander, Walker, Gratiolet, ,.nd physiognomists generally. agree that large, h asked now indicate • love of power, desire to rule, acguisitivenea,ai- grtesivenees ; while the opposite type— the thin. straight and finely fashio.oed nose—indicate& sensitiveness, delicacy and decided .eathetho tastes. A at u ty of the num ht the accredited bus' or por- traits of Cesar or Napoleon will reveal In every lune the vast ambitions of throe eoloseal characters. The depression of the bridge of rhe nose and the Orwud opening of the nostrils are allied will animal features, usually a000mpanyii g staring eyes, and denote "frog -stupid- ity. Wessels as aleeptag rave. It is amusing to watch some women get ready for bed on a sleeping car, or it would be if we could penetrate the curtain's screen. They unbutton their shoes, unhook their dresses and unfast- en petticoats and corsets. Then, arm- ed with • big fan, they lie down out- side the cover and worry through s mis- erable, sleepless night In the morn- ing they rtfasten their garments, "slick up" tumbled li.cks, and look as bot, feverish and uncomfortable as they feel. Tu undress decently and comfortably and go to bed is the best plan ; at least remove corsets., •hoed, stockiege and d,'e... Roll x11 removed clothing into a newt. compact bundle, put trinkets or articles easily forgotten or misplaced in to your shoe. A woman dressing in a hurry may forget her watch or her pocket book, but she never was known to forget her shoe. Have a pretty onicrod wrapper made with yoked front, Watteau kack, and • ribbon belt to sleep in ; then, in the mooting you can slip or your shoes, take :your elephant and bundle of cloths and go the entire length of the car to the dressing room, in pleasing contrast to the lady who prepared for the night by merely un- fastening her dress. —{New Orleans Pica- yune. • ueaNby easeeUN7. A young man thinking of buying a lot out near the city line mod building a house on it, went over to look it over. Meeting an old settler, be asked if it was a healthy locality. "Gosh, I should say it won," replied the old man. "My daugbter was out west a visitin' all win- ter, an' when she come back she wwz so weak she couldn't vias • fork to her mouth. Well, are key' a breathin' the sir, and a gittin' steriliser. and is a week did the melon ' for the whole family and churned ten pounds ell butter. An' I'm blest if last Wednesday mertnii she didn't get up, milk six eons sad drive em to pasture, curry the bone, hitch him to wagon and go offend git married, all before breakfast That's a kind of • place this is. Fact of the nutter is ht's too health Nobody's ever died here an't get was to. Most of the old folks when they find they're getting to be a burden. my good bye to and go off to Rochester, or Lockport or To.nawaeda where they usually die inside of • week. Of Douse there are some old oarmed- reeae wt.o are determined they won't die, and these we have to take away by (oras. Oh, it's awfully heathy." weaseled !lap. The Viesr of Pitemoor has Leen speak- ing oo the mode, of marriage in and near Sh,lfirld. He states that people are there married in hatches ; that the "bridegroom almost invariably rot the ring too small.' and bad at times to "liek the lad;'s delicate little finger to indium the stubborn ring to move ler." it seems to be no uncommon thing to fled that the rine is one difficulty through its presence or its absentia The viear adds, however, this Misr good story e- "Then, again, when they MUNI to that importsat part of the tuarriage service when the minister calks the man if be will have this woman to be his wedded wife, the than will test eefregwently turn to the women and may: Wilt the' husk sty hooter' and the wombs sboosti will ; d tan . the s rejoins, ths'slt said it," toted he bless her to," Smell is tho tsilmobits to misers. Words ot Wisaom. lwfe seeds for it* happiness. end char- acter for its stability, • deduite ai..., en- ergetisalty std regularly permed. What- ever moaetone there w in that se itself as enensa& of boppucem which saes aan- not afford to do without. It gives war• ity, oe.L.tenos and trust sou themselves and in each other. It hires asst to Tile sod slakes relasatiuo possible and pleas - amble. As the pleewn the year duds in rhyme is said to arise from it as recurrence at measured periods, fri..s the entified ex- pectation that st certain Intervale Do- teln effects will be repeated, so It is in life ; the recurrence of the things that are the mine or similar, the content in t' a fulfilment of expectations so familiar and s. goods that we are voamely cnn- s boos that they were formed. hese a her - noel end a charm, avid often maks the only d•ffereutx between life's poetry and tto N.arly every intelligent y•.oth knows sn."+biug of his own bias. He knows whether he is inclined to he hasty to phi's/rustic. idle or diligent, frugal Or eatravegaut, selfish or geueruw. If, act cording to this knowledge, he will culti. vate assiduously those qualities in which he is deficient, seeking opportunity for their exercise sod rer..,lutely bringing them to the frost wL.eoerer they fall in- to tLe rear, he will acquire an e'er in• creasing power of self control that will go far towards establishing and strength- ening a well-balanced lid bsnuuntuus character. The Setae Nall fomplatas. A f,rmet's wife writes One failing we women liars is a wiliugnsa to worry alone without proper utensils to' du our work with. We go no lifting the beery Ines pot to boil a half-dozen potatoes in when a three quart grenite kettle or ev- en a cheap tin one would be so handy. We dc without the extra broom for the best carpets, and this is • piece of poor economy ; we lack a gond sharp knife cutting meat, • little one to pan vege- table with, a boiler for oatmeal, a car- pet sweeper ; then is • scantiness of clothes -pins, no shirt board for ironing dresses, and u nu. This lack makes the work ■ third more irksome. No man wound blunder along so. But he is master of his pocket book, s' me woman aye; gill, we think by giving thought to the subject site could ;tet the desired articles, because really these things do n ot cat much. The usual kind of hired girl will not do without the cooveoien- cs which her employer has denied herself, and it is better to have the convenient utensils and then dispense with the help if passible. As nuskilled as the etch' for housework are new, they often Largely increase the nervous wear of house -keeping. A good carpet sweeper is a great help, but be sure it it a god one before you buy it ; of .wree, it will nut dig out all the corners or per- fectly sweep the room without the aid of • broom, but by sweeping • sitting room about the edge' and corners once a week thoroughly with a broom and finishing it off with the carnet sweeper to t.kt up the dust, you keep it nest the rest of the time by • daily use of the sweep- er and without raieinz • dust, The thread' from your sewing, the seed and feathers from the bird cage, and the children's litter all vanish without your having to stoop once to the floor. moults Isdu try. Some one has said ani very truly that there is no end to work. Rothschild was once asked what was the best way of freeing and he answered, "selling matches." The fact is a great many never acxomplish anything because they are always dreaming •boot making a great splurge and jumping into a fortune or into fame at ono. and without effort. What is indispensable is to make a beginning to get foot on the ladder, though it be the lowest rung. Plodding is the grand thing --keeping at it Plodding, in fact, is more than half the genius that is going. What ear. a man expect if he is always dreaming of some- thing els 1 He is bound to 'ail if he takes no interest in his work and be everlastingly flying to something else es soon as then is any little hitch or difh• culty. People wonder that some people are such cited failures. They have j abilities and a good many amiable and attractive qualities. What is the matter 1 They aro nightly and unsettled. They are everlastingly seeing F in the way. Their fieuers can't ache but they think they ars going to die. They believe they would be all right if they were away from where they are engaged in. In short, unstable as wtter, they cannot excel, and don't. -- When yodi cane seat chain begin to wear out, mend the break the best you can by weaving in cords, or if very had, replace with a piece of canvas securely tacked on ; put on • generous layer of cotton batting or curled hair, and cover with a piece of any upholstery goods, an embroidered pattern. crazy patchwork, or a large "log cabin" block. Fir ish el e o des with furniture gimp, aid fringe if desired. The beck may o. finished with • siettlsr panel. The following is described u • pretty way to make vestibule cnrtaina Cut white tarletan enough larger than the e lms to admit of an inch wide hem all around. Cut from large 64ured cre- tonne. of satin finish, flowers, Imre. and butterflies if possible. Make • thin starch paste and paste the figures 1,n the tarlatan in sprays and wreaths Turn on the wrong aide and press until dry with a flatiron. The light shins tbroesh them and they have the effect of Ming painted. Oat of a discarded carpet of large sine, • soegt: that is bright and seas can nttea be got to make a square or rug for the centre of the noes ; then the floor around can be stained with walnut nr sherry stain. This fashion of rag and stained floor Is in every way deairrble ie comms time. it gives a 000l refrsh• ittg. artatla appsarsteee to the roots. It does sway with oho dust constantly arising from all over carpet. for the rag ear be takes wit of the how and hast- e& abate whenever necessary. Uafnrt u - mately wan floor are too rough to be wised. is that eco take tits good pleb of the old amps* to sever smeed tits skim of chs /ore, sad hey flat she maim of the nem sae e>t the "wester " Nate SIM ie. m sopa*. CARPBELL'3 TONIC ELIXIR -max Ti'Is atonable yet point pn'iarA Um is especially adapted for the relief alwl dire of U.at a sea of disorders attendant upon a low or redoes's' state of the a) -stent and usually accompanies' by Pallor, Weakness mewl Palpitations of We !lean. Prompt results will f'.Itw its use ht eases of Sudden Ex- haustion arising front law ..f Hlomd, Acute or ('Itr...via lnsea.es, and 1n the weaklier' that lnvariobly ser-nliwiiee tl.e recovery Irma Wasting lett r. Nu remedy will give re apwvdy rrliel in 1)) *pepsin or Indigestion, i is an ion on 111. stowach being that. of a gentle ural harmless tool., cxtiuug the ogra us of digestion to art , soul tone affording inunteliate loud 1+vrman.eut relief '14.e carminative properties of the different aromatics which the Elixir montane render it useful in Flatulent l )ysf opsia. It is a rah:able remedy for Atuuie Dyspepsia, which ie apt to occur in Persona of a gouty character. — F..r Impoverishes' Blond, Leas o1 Appetite, I)eepondeney, awl in all cases where an effeetite and certaiu atlmu- lani ix required. the Elixir will be found Invaluable. la 'Fevers of a Malarial Type, and We various evil nmu'ts following expo- sure to the c..1.1 or ort iv -rather, it will prove a valuable restorative, as the combination „f 41m -bona ( 'al inapt son! berpentarsa art universally recognized assetas ice for the above -bowed disor- ders. - . . *aid by all Dealers ix Fundy Jfndichoes. Price, 11 per lioall, or his Routes for 4:1. Dads & Lawrence Co. (Limited) 501.11 at;ENTtr Movrastat., P.Q. — PERRY DAVIS' - PAIN -KILLER 1S 11ic000EiDED DT PAvstiri'M, Jfinisfers, Missionaries, Manu lees of FN':.?all. 11 ur."-a% npa, Pfaulutiows, Susses In IIoapitais. —ia short, everybody eseryefters who has energies' it u trial,. INTEiOALt.T NI01D 'frith A WIVE .:LAae or NOT NILO ARD •LOAR, IT Witt a1 rocliD A A1YRR FAILING cess -TOR SUDDEN COLDS, CHILLS, CON- GESTION 0B STOPPAGE OF CIRCULATION, CRAMPS, PAINS IN THE STOMACH, SUM- MER .ANi) BOWEL COIdPLAINT'8. SORE THROAT. de. APPLIED Rx TRRRAitt, &ZINtttore1 NAa PROTNR IT TUT WOK xrracrirE mit REIT LININERT 4)0 HART I IN ANNOYING TRA PAIN ARteI7t.: TOON SPRAINS. BRUiSr.S, RREVMA- TISN:, NEURALGIA, SWELLED FACE, INN /TRRACII F., BURNS, FR41ST RITES, EC., EC. .olds. per Bottle. lir Beware of Imitations. 1111 CAMPBELL'S" CATHARTIC COMPOUND Is effective in small doses, acts without griping, dors n'•: oo- casien nausea. and will not crate irr. cationulromodi on an do Nanny of the usual ealhart es ad- ministered :it the form of l'illa. Ac. L.tlies and Chil- dren haring the most "en/tit:re 'no- mads' trtke this tvlicine w ALMA trou- ble or o..mpiaant. CANrsr1.L'n (.'ATh*RTIC C'urnrwrs L especially adapted for the sun• of LITER CnNrtalwT• Lib Blunt • 1)I.- ORDERn. FOR Acts 4Toxacu A71D Iwo or AP- revert. r.rev rt. FOR SICK 1l1CADACWR A!n DT,rrrs:.i. FOR CON•TIrAT:oat Mt Coer.,Rtrtal. FOR ALL CoNW.a11tTO ARISING TWIN A DITORDARLD or TNS 8T0. NACN. Thin medicino beim; in liquid form, the case can be easily regulated meet the requirements of different per- sons, thus making it equally well adapted to the nee of the little child As to the adult Put up in three ounce boxUes, and sold by all dealers in family medicines. Pnee Re!hit.Ceara. CAMPBELI.JB G T...• 44, coo agreeable TO potent pro - O mhyfaa e.eat.d4tau* of that ca.. adfsotdan ' ill sessadsei aeon a b. w /educed pnsala• d eMtMby •IH&nhm. WaFronnd.aas rq,sailed. kaN Jwin follow is ase in caws of Sadden Eetweuian arming from toes of Blood. Acute or Chronic D'.asw, and is the weakliest diet invaruib)y .ec.aps es the recovery fr w, Wetting iears. No reaady .01 K ware aped relief in p s,a a Is t' astr'n are? jAid Rteed, Loss of Appetite, Des poedancy. and as an case. where V an sreacrlvs and ropy A.,' aT'ommoT i. nr..ro.d, 4 the ELIXIR ..11 be mend t err aLm. Ake ANN. Or e et .Sal! Fy all inateet ie. Media iwe/. DAMS a YJWBEROE 00. (Ieiwitsdl Sot, Action. MOM'RSAL DUNN'S BAKING POWDERES DRIVE IN TEAS I faaaket Pined Japes' $.w Tete Warraated Pure, S Ibe- fur di. This Tea le sepal to say so d at Nc. 1►. by pedlars Other Japass frees tso. to A.e. per Ib. Extra hood young Illyaaa. from roc. Ib. up. Try my W. Teaagvpoa specialty d. Ind 3. he CA pe la Ib. Iwo Duly, IncgI.N.len an exchange. Hyena, aad. ad It the Cheapest In the market. F At Ce ORABB'S, Goderi b.. SPRING tOODSt Jest opened out • tell aeesrtm.ent of my ewu importations and se.lsng at wholesale prices. Wool r'seatsrrres, wool MlMaee, svealli a as/ Prises. Tweak sad feslesadrs a1 Prins N •slswlM. Weals rod err. Always plumed to show stock. arca not forget the old 'Landon the Rquare. tprt' -t h. 1887. 111141C. ORABB, G-oderioh. NEW SPRING GOODS ABRAHAM SMITH, TAILOR & CLOTHIER, !las just received. and a now opening a tante asseeteseat of READY-MADE MEN'S AND BOYS' SPRING SUITS. Also on band a large stock of the UTEST PATTERNS OF TWEEDS AND CLOTHS Fur the make-up of SHUN() SUITm. ORDERED iiITORIC . SPECIALT I ♦HR173 ]1L 11113LIT2r8_ East 81de Mown, fleierteb. ]tarok :lib, 1MC, Ian iT YOU WANT 1F Yet' WANT 1F YOU WANT NBARGAIS CALL AT TILE Toronto Cash Store THE SPRING STOCK I8 NOW COMPLETE. srAIi are int lied to come and exalm:he the quality and price.T1 Remember the stand :-THE TORONTO CASH STORE. P_ 07=-A. • Manager_ Guderch. April20th, gaff;. 10r1Jm MISS WIIr GINS ON_ The Latest Freuch and American Styles! HATS, BONNETS ------- --- Feathers, Lowers, Fancy Trimmings Etc.. Etc t Etc. The Chicago House. Agent for Domestic Patterns. WKST STREET. OODERICR Dolene April tth. INC • 201 DANIEL GORDON, CABINET MAKER ANI) LEADING UNDERTAKER. Anyone can advertise. bttj 1 can slaw the8teck. F have more stock on hand than any two houses in town le elect from. FURNITURE. I have now on hand 10 difercet stylet of Bedroom Suites. a different styles of sideboards, :t Parlor Spites. and almost anything in the Furniture line. all of which wilt be sold As CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. AND DONT YOU FUitU1l:T IT. i• the UNDERTAKING f give personal attention. amt the benefit now d nearly W yeses experfesce. 1 think ! harm tbe best Hearses Is the county of Huron - i will leave the public to lodge I have Peery -thing renally ke in a tiro -clam establishment. such as Caskets. CotIas, (Shrouds. Habits. Obves. Crapes. et . Embalming done when required. It l Ouarsatee to give satisfaction in every case. - OLD STAND BETWEEN P. O. AND BANK OF MONTREAL Oederich. Sept. ash, LMa. 1111114410 ATENTS CAVEATS. TAAVM4RKS AID CO TS Obtained, and an tat.nets in the its. Office attended to at MODERATE PIPS' Our ogee is opposite the U. lt. Patent Of• Gee. and we ear obtain Patents in lose time than thaw remote trap N'ARiffAWTr)A'. Send MODEL OR DR Fr NO. We vi- vito as to estentabilityy• free of charge . and we make Ar)t'HAROF. UNLESS WE UB- T.eIN PATENT. We refer. hen. to the Postmaster.the (Supt. of Monr Order Hr.. and to officials of the I y, trot testes. For clrcolar, /410,11.ters 'd references to actual cUea4 in ) o•i: ownm AHAQi f^ d 1 t 41' BAL Q !lc gi / II :state or Count alk o ENVELOPES c A. SNOW alk CO.. Opposite Patent Odle*. Waebingtoo. D. C.1 R. W. McKENZIE IMPORTER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in SHELF ': AND': HEAVY HARDWARE, PAINTS, OIL$ AND GLASS, GODERICH.