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i went .-—Oetterelli RN lh Mean) An int-Lee c3:

Leeann . it"“l' 1" u. l i' at any epot to welcome him. on he rreoi ed :11. .12. .......' In the lier or Loyd. thin

uu'm June ae.—.t bun. had taken place be- tween the heaicnu I and the Revolution.

cone overthe iorceo aent out ngalnot them in Gaagnnito. revelationery movement at Siam Gerda won in- . Il‘he leader bed odered the command oi their

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, in the condemnation oi the Government oi that by the letioenl on an attack made upon

ity which the erietence of re- ntlene. A revolution wan upecmd to out in State in conncquonce.

Lonnox. July 5---'l'he Auetrian Government bee in- itiated the work oi dlenrming. by leaveo oi abnence to

igli

caooo men in the ntandlng army. The Skeupt Chirio. l

or National Chamber oi Serrie. her it a law ex- cluding PrincevAlennader Kano Got-r witch and bin t'am' iron all right cl ruocoeeion to t Throne. The rage ation of the onocenelon having been completed. the Chamber hae adjourned. hillen wen to-day eon- aecrated and nnointed at the Cathedral. an the Sovereign Prince of Servie. with the moat impooing rcligiouo and military uremoniu.

Wanner-ox. July t.—The Preaidont heo ironed a Proclamation oi univnrnal rdon and amneoty to all who_teoh part in the late re llion. excepting there an- Aer indictment.

New Year. July eth.-.During a riot at n Fenian pic-ale at Bellevne Gerdeao on the 4th. the police were attacked with murketn and nworda by none noi- diern oi therenrth Fenian Bagimcnt; but the police my overcome them and queiled the dietnrbanee-

were neverel deatho from eaccaeirn beet yea- terday.-Gold Hod-

Waouruoron. June 24.-The Preeidoat today rent a pennege to the “cane in renponee to Iir. Bobinnoe'n renelntiea recounting him to take proper meeanreo to necurethe relenee of Warren and Contelio, conv ,ood nontetteod in Great- Britain for wordn and note epov ken and done in thin ectmtry. etc. The Prenideat calla the attention ot‘ Congrere to the appeal made in hie lent anneal manage for n legielntive declaration nilirmia

and enpporti the not Iooian abnolete unlit identity oi Jib ri to begweec aaturnlinedqond otive eitiaeee oi the U Staten in foreign ceuntriee. and

eovmi‘ehttortremheerntory Seward to Mr. lioren. ecting inietrrntIAedoo.in reiereucetothe cannot

theoe two pioneer! and the general principlee Involved.

:NA'I‘IJSAI. PBEUOMENA IN AUSTRALIA,

pronoun MP W318 mi".

Anotralin hoe been nailed a country of ooatroietrien. not only in a point ciclimate. but in nature itneii. The elieeeeeo and ialrmltien ni men are. however. the name ,in thin remete region no ntthn noutre oi civili tion. end'here, no there. the common aenoe and col aa- .perieaco at all oleento hnvo taught them the Ineetimahie value orProfeeaor Hollowey'n remedinn. in the rerlono ,nteladim incident to the human race.

It ' hethonghi. 5W.thet.hecoeoe wo-

ie exception to rulee oi natural hintory. be. .eenneour nwene are black. our cherriea row with the

. hnrhleon. our cwln norooolt by day. and our cuckooe ring at night—that the eompleiute pre- voleet in Auotralia are nine nuance] and cannot be reach-

gunred flak d i “WWW clog; none on n every north. Thin to a grove error. In theoe ceionleg above omer country under heaven. their euceeoo hen nnliormand derided. It intraethotthc Inela- moot common inAnntraiia Van Iiomon'n Land. liew Zealend have certain ieetaren which elightly diotiuguieh them irom their eongeoere in lampmbut theoe pnweriel remedioo conquer eaery endemic nymp- .tom. end accomplinh a cure withthe name eerteinty the correct application oi mathematical principlee diver oproblem in the ocieace oinnmbcrn. Bhoametiom. in liarly dintrenning iormo. prwvailo dintricte mi ling the limbo and Wild hopeeoithemiaer. e Ointment inall noon the moat aotoniohing rerulte. to. when lubricated with thieth flexibility: the ate

a neon recover their almonw , yaeuterhen m

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. ly paralyned.hy thedin- mtheyrnpldly the eroimlonaedtheir prietieevigeurmotheler merenlarlbreabeerhthio preparetion.andarthetrierionotthehnnd. Tie-Dolonreex.eedallotherelheticnoof

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‘ GenernlEncobedo. The oilcial journal oi

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THE: HERALD,

WEDNESDAY,

JULY 8, 1868.

dTrmrrryeutrerr,

" We would announce thetopernowaemd C. J. Per- dinend. whomwoen edae aeae‘toet lnmelitor- ery department oi a hoe I we N from it. and now hmeo auction ly. with thin oiiloe.”—-Nertle Star.

To run lorron or run Renew.

Deer Sin—An the writer of the above won rotate eeonghtoeolieeme nearly otheunend milee tueeeduet

e not in eoietenee. wheee crie ni- ieea. um o‘er in omyth. where '.

atom are hlothree lemelemiidree. end whene oepporterahaveyettobn evident. notrlaty

willreeliowmenleetenddretheeoenviehie mynervicee.eethe

haohoenaeeordedmn. thetlwithdrew bileherhedbnte eheet aim betweeohlmeolien aterretion;hedmoreeaemiee irieude.whoeenocinlpoeitioeeoered than

r nohighor the or peddler. wheoa knowledge cl thenewno

m near moral eonoimed oi type-ntiehing. or an a donor hr hteieernl. and where ante- eedentn.either racially nor mentalle could never relinh. ineeltte no iniury which will meet with re-

lean idea of beggi o ion ed ca- iotenee for one rel the many eta-r‘vtngntheoie with which thin cvmtinentiopentered. Ming you will mec- tioetheoenothereenene oim wl rowelnomnncha we?" though uninhabi body at the “ North

I am yonre truly. " The per-non." C. J. FERDINAND.

To run Emron or run HERALD.

Sir—I believe that into whatever place or nocicty the root introdnere hlmeeli. he orally contriven to make himoeli unpleannntly conop one and di in to Eran-o oi venue and mannero, an I believe

rthor. that there in no community without ltn onion permeation“. At the Coneorton Hood-v evening. one oi thcee neieaneeo. a Preach compel oi vanity. perfume and whinkera. (an apology for a " Dr..") war Innecaeoeril iaenlting to a gentleman prceent. The latter. oonni eriug the piece end the circumetanoee. over- oo ed. on become him the Inuit ior the time being; but he didnot iail. u the ciooeoi the perinrmonoee. to exprenn hie keen appreciation of Mr. Snob‘o conduct. ii' the " Dr‘r." noon wan not pulled. and bin pernoa ooundly thraohod for hie itu rtinence, it won rirnply beoaune of bin oheky heal . which might become {armband by the application of a atout cone to hit

. Oi oourne no gentleman ever wantonly lnoulte any rnou even by inuendo; and it in not neceonery to heed the lnnult of the pretender in broad cloth. But it to teach your raob mau- re milder none are of no

may he oomatimeo neonona acre by summary mceuo.

avail. Your obedient nervant. " DO YOU KNOW WHO JACK IS?” July 7. l888.

0n Dre-Since the murder or Detective Cullen. In Canada. the Dominion Government have been unable to llnd any porno: belonging to the regular detective three. to watch the movemeato. and report the converoetlono. of Wholen. and the other Fenian prinoncrn. and have written to the dillhreet Governmentn oi the leretlmo Provlnoeo uniting them to name a gentlemen n! acknow-

ebllity to not In that ity.

r. 0 Tonalt” Currie. ntool- ltor or the Patriot. Ad- jutant. end Deputy Prothocowry. bee been named an a gentleman who can all the important pooltion or imp. a: . and general never-dropper. to prefectiou— e can 0 tale tontimouiela for ability in thin line. from the late Leader or the Government. no well no other influential gentlemen who have been acquainted with hla antecedents —IIo in onlbting a little lunt now irom norc cyan. the ef- fncto of painlhl end inhuman dutlcn attendingi Cancun meetl . he. do the poet oeoolon or the once of Annem . Benidea t regular pay of the ecrvlco. be will race re two palrn or moeceeinn a year.end than fitted out. he will be terrible neourge to Fenlann at home and e- broedl It in oile . however. by come of bin early ac-

neintencon. that in nomewbat undt for the regular tectlve oervlce. from the feet of bin not being able to recognize his brothern end rietern. even alter a abort abaonce hernhome—It In a ted that thin only arinee mm “Tonelt'o” idcnn of“h thlntin.” Clear tho track when “ Tonalt" geto the mcccenluo on i l l-Con.

In. A. B. Sr. Quorum. Proprietor o] the Canadian Almtiring Agency. Toronto. 0a.. in our Sou Agent foo-procuring American Advertieemeete. and in authorized nine to receive Canadian Adonrtiremeoie fir ihr'r paper.

~Slur Stroll.

Wodmomdmr, J’me 8. 1868.

SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

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Ir el'orded no mach pleenure to attend the annual Examination oi the poplin of St. Joeeph'n School. which took place in St. Andrew‘a Hell. on the afternoon of Therodoy lent. Among there preeont. were lino Lord- nhip Siohop IoIntyre.Veryllev. Dr. McDonald, V. 6., Rev. Anger lieDcneld, Rectoroi 8t. Donotea'o College. Ber. Jae. IIcKennn.and eeveral iodine and gentlemen who take no internal in educational ad'niro. The body oi the Hell wen well filled with the parente and irieadr oi the pupile. Over two hundred children. neatly drear- ed. were mated en‘lilh platform. end were marchineg examined in opening. reading, grammar. geography.

hietery arithmetic. by the Binhop. the Vicor o... the Rev. hir. Holenno and Ilr. I.

Roche. In each of the branchee. natioieetory prolci- eney wee mentioned. A marked imprOveraeut over lent year wee oheerveble. and the progrem oi the children hat heea ouch note opeah tevorebly the poinotahing anal. and the high enpeeity for teaching. the bodice who conduct the School. llir the Biehop. in attending and participating in ‘ meet have ex- perieuced the proud eetioieotion eiknowing. that all hie

inborn endeaerideeotonlord tetheehlldrenoi Char- neoaiar education. bennd

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merit would commandthe. reepect and pecuniary ao~ oi Govern“; the letter complimented p. n their to amo node gaticn open r d education. a die neeaem_whlch crowned them. ioliow'bg it the priae Int: ' Finer Cum—let Dictate-i.

int Priee Grammar. “grep

Arithmetic and Writing and Plain Sewing-n

to Alice Gayle. lot Priee-liletory. Grammar. Geography; 1nd Prion—

Onmpoeltion. Arithmetic and Writing-awarded to

Anonteoin llyaa. l t Price—Grammar. Ilietorv. Geog-oh“ tad Prion- " . Plain wing—awarded to

Ladleo of the Congre- eatrtl lehoro in the eaure 0.

Arithmetic. Plain Sewing and Braiding—awarded to

Iophle i‘oion. let Prion—Grammar and. Geography. iIioto . Arith- metto.aaddrd. l‘lhie Sewing-awarded to hunt

Ilagae. lot Prior—Arithmetic. Grammar; Ind. watery. Geogra- phy and Dictation—awarded to lary Ann Pcnnieay

2nd Divider. ‘ Prue—Grammar. Illatory. Googre y. Arithmetic. Di and Braiding—awarded to ary Helloran.

let P ne—Arithmetic. Geography. Hintory. Grammar Cotnpoeltlon and Writing—awarded to lary Ann In:

ltd Prine—IIIatory. Geography. Grammar and Dictation ~nwerded to Very mien Sullivan. 2nd Prion—Writing. Application and Regular attendance -owarded to Catherine Ilchrey. 3rd Pelee-Writing and Application-awarded to Bridget lioCnrrou. 8rd Diriu'on.

let Prion—Grammar. History. Geography. Writing. Arithmetic. Componitlon and Sewing—awarded to Sarah Ilclicnon.

lot Prion—Arithmetic. Writing. Grammar. Ilhltory. Geo- my. Dictation and Plain Sewing—awarded to

rine McGonelil.

lot Prion—Grammar. Illatory. Geogm. Arithmetic.

Componitlon and Plain Sewing—ewe to Ana John-

oton.

lot Prize—Arithmetic. flleto . Geography. Dictation and Knitting—awarded to nry Ann Ryan.

2nd Prion-Grammar. Hintory. Garvng by. Dictation and Arithmetic—awarded to Ann Mel on.

9nd Prion-Geography. History. Grammarenddrd Arith- metic—awarded to Ann lIcGonald.

and Prize-Grammar. llietorv. Geography. Arithmetic and Braiding—awarded to aret Thorn.

8rd Prion-Braiding. Plain Sewing. Grammar. IIlntory, Geography and Dictation—awarded to Sarah Carver.

4th Diririon.

lot Prue—Reading. Grammar. liintory. Geography and Plain Bowing—awarded to Itarguret KoGabo.

lot Prion—Hinton. G y. Grammar. erting. Arith- metic and Plain Sew ngeawerded to Ellen Coyle.

lat Prlae~lllnte .Grnmmar: and. Geography. Reading and Plain Se rig-awarded to Bone Keenan.

let Priec-IIlotory; 8nd. Geoaflllhr. Grammar. Arith- metic and Braiding-awarch to liary Johnaton.

lot Prize-Geography. Grammar; 2nd. lilntory. Dictation. Arithmetic and Braiding—awnch to Mary Ann Cul- laghau.

2nd Prize-G rainmar. lilntory and Geography-awarded to Ellen Clarken.

Ind Prlre—llietory. Geography and Grammwerdcd to Sarah hieCarey.

8rd Prion-Spelling. Illotory and Geography—awarded to Diary Farmer.

3rd Priee—illatory. Geography and Braiding-awarded to Beurlctte Hallornn.

2nd Cure-lat Divinion.

lot Prion-Grammar. Geography. Sacred IIieto . Arith- metic: 2nd. Writing and Compoeltiou-awnrd to Katy Trainer. Elite Colon. Catherine tiurphy. Margnret Clark.

and Prim-Grammar. Geography and Sacred Illatory- avverded to Itoeo Cairns.

2nd Prisc—Writing—awanled to Mary Jane Murphy.

2nd D'etninn.

let Prlte Writing. Arithmetic; 2nd. History-awarded to Margaret Edmouda.

let Prim-Grammar. Geography. Sacred Illetory. Arith- metic and Writing-awarded to Diary Callaghan, Ellen- beth Piennigan. Annie llud‘y. Annie Trainer.

2nd Prim-Katy Welah. Mary McCartou. Katy Illggiun. Sunan Sullivan. Kory Ann Sentuer.

3rd Prue-Mary Ann 'l'horn. largerct Duly.

Price for Good Conduct. awarded to Katy Trelnor.

Prg‘re for Religioun Inntrnction. awarded to largeret Ic-

cane.

Prino lbr Order. awarded to Sarah Jane Mchbe.

Priae for Braiding. awarded to Agnco Raordnn.

Priac for Plain Sewing. awarded to Sarah King.

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Prlee for Good Conduct and Itellgioun Iuetrnctlon. award» ed to Jane Dine. Katy lulleno.

Princ ibr Sacred Illntory and Geography. awarded to Mary Murray.

Price ior Read ng and Spellln . awarded to Bridget King. Sarah Edmonda and Mary lien Connolly.

Priee for Application. awarded to Katy Lynch.

Prlne for Arithmetic. awarded to Bacon hicOce. Emily

p.i‘°'§"'6;u. n ldge lichhey

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Prire for Braiding. awarded to Clara Ichaughlan.

Priae lbr Plain Sewing. awarded to It Ellen lieOervell.

Prire for Singing. awarded to Ann Jo neton. Diary. Ann Unholy. Ann Helohon. lary Johaoton. Annie ud‘y.

SCHOOL EXAMINATION OF NOTRE DAME CONVERT.

Tn anneal Examination or the Pupile of the Con. vent oi Notre Dame. took place at St. Andrew‘r Hall. on Ionday morning. at 9 o'clock. No cerde were no- ceneary ior attendance. The rpaeioor hell war decorat- ed with lanrale. fir and cvergreene. The walla were ourroended with ingenioun devicce in wool work. topeotry and water colore.—tbe work at the young neholere;nnd from the calling. a triangular pendant laden with erowno oi merit. and encircling the Gold Medal-'deotined ior one where general good conduct nodemiebilltyoi temper endeared hmnnitteherpre~ ecptore. The roomwnn filled to ite ntmont capacity with the pareuto and relatiene at the otndente. the atudeatr of St. Dunmen‘n College. and the general public. One part of the building wen galleried and platformed ior the accommodation oi the acholnro. Over one hundred of whom were prenont. attired in white. The parity oitho hebilimentn. the varied drenoeo oi the lady vieltel'a. the noble adornmente oi the good nintero. thedecnratineeel thoplaeahed on clectwhloh meat enlyheneentohaveeeoppreciatieeeiit. Attee

o'eleok. an Lnrdohip the out» of cum»... to. a, Rev. Dr. choneld.

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A thmetlo.‘chtatlonned lvane. they let liietoryl 3nd Prion—Grammar. Geography.

W approximated mention at much an youthial linguirtn

repented. The were no coe- oo'u h" their lost book! en’the Bletory oi I

no... acnid’ the identical pitta-001°” °' u. out; iamiliarl! «tn-ink“ "*5 or an the were with the Elementn in, once. A yend Botany. Mien C. Aldcun and inn 8. Wateon p eyed ewaetly “ Viva la Ceno- diene" and " B Eolienne." in tact. the proceed- oeunented the Examination were pronounc a eeidednaecoee. Thoeewho havebeea proneutat [nomination oi thin kind in other achooh. meet here heeutorciblyotraehwith theeoenrneyeitheonewero. and not one mot wit (allure in .weri . Theohiidrro minor Educationelieotitutionernera y fail in impreod the Brntuiuem wimthe den that com to value at their etndieo. Here. bowever.rueh a noth war obvlope. particularly in reading. Toy modulated the voice. obeervod the punctuation, and ieiinot into thehahit oft ring-mug —- no particular a leetnrela the licoutionery pounce or the yoeng. Boiare the National All-weepi- iormed. in which the entire nonemwa lei which terminated the prooeadiage, lite Lordehip ed. drnneed the children no uliowo : I. h. “hi deer one irlendal congrata teyou oat emcieeyoy youy hnv‘e each and all dioplayed thin morn- ing. I would wloh to any n lbw impreneive wordo to you. pnrticuloriy no you are on the point oi cloning up your ocholeetio eaereinee thin term. Lent winter we had the pleeoure oi holes premet. end preniding at your Examiantau. and. eringrlgbrnery. we '3 nine hand to are witaeoeoe prugreoa made, in time ntudleo. During the uneven oi ryeor we have nine found irequeat opportunitioe et oeetng your auidcity to your ntudieo. In Pebrue lent there were no prince dintributnd. but floral go were awarded to there that were nuooeeoiui. and aotwithntand- ing the oovcrity oi the winter. we are pinned to ace that the ilurnl etemn have bedded. and turned into roeea. We one today nnnmbor oi crowno to bodie- tribuled to there who moritthe heeora. We are only too happy to be preoeat on ouch oceanicne an thenc,aud to have our iriende around no to encourage you, my children. on in the ’potbn oi ncionoe and virtue. You will return home to your perentn very noon. and glad den them with your prenenee. Your nequaintaneea. little oiatera and brothere, will «pact to one in you the ractire of there leeeonn oi virtue which you have cent. during the peat year, I feel certain you wil re- nliee to the utmoot their moat nenguinehanticipationn. Your kind perente and guardiann who ve rent you here. deeervo your gratitude and lure. and more per. ticulariy thorn who have tried to impreen on your lnlude tboee loatone oi learning) and virtue. i rho l ol» we -a be happy to vieit our to olaatio exhibitione and all likewiee look with ondnone to rnectia on during vacation. Bet thooe who hevenot yet It hed their courne oi etudieo.l aheil or to one in the fall. Those who have now eoneln ed their couree dim the Nunn. we will be Pleeeod to meet bereaitor at ex- bitioue like thin." run concur.

In the evening. in the name apartment. a mueieal enter- tainruent wen given. during which the prince merited by the cpile. were diotributed. Amonget thone prceent were in Lonlehip the Biohop.aad hiannroohial clergy. Hon. Jooeph White-en. Hon. Janice arburton. Hon. D. Broom. lion. P. Walker. D. 0. M- Beddtn. . W. B. Watron. an.. Dr. Hohhirk, .l. C. Crerki l. 33.. Editor Halifax Re no. Harry Green, Earp. e. nl ohow oi the c ile oi theort and rnburlm- The per ormance opened with the " road larch." aided by riormurn on the silencehamoniumwiolin and corner. or opncc preciu on no irom giving to the public a fill account of the concert. let it entice to any that the public prenent were delighted at the done of the performcrn, and will not noon ceoen to iorget the rich treat ail'ordrd by the taientr of Madame St. Edith and the Minuet Wateon. hiienen Seammoe. Aldoue. tire. . ch.. and loot. though not least. the gentlemen por- rorrnere. Meme. Vinneeombe and Galbraith. The following in the prize llet.

demon CI.ASS.—lu Dirieion.

let Prize—Grammar. Geography. Arithmctlc. Sewing and Writing—awarded to Minn i-men Coembea.

2nd Prue—Grammar. Geography. Arithmetic. Reading and Regular Attendance—awarded to line Georgian Skinner.

3rd Prion—Reading. Grammar and Catechism—awarded to Mien Virginia Newbury.

let Prize-Spelling. Catechism. Regular Attendance and Good Conduct—awarded to lilac Elly McDonald.

2nd Prize—Catechism. Spelling and Gnunmnr— awurtlcd to lilao Edith Beddln.

2nd Dieirion. Int Priee—Itctdlng. Grammar, Writing. Re tendencc and Good Conduct—awarded to

lar At- lua Ella

Loo.

let Prize—Spelling. Reading. Grammar; 2nd Prize—- erting. Regular Attendance and Good Conduct; 3rd Prize—MueIc—awardcd to lilac Mabel Bourke.

int Prize—Writing; 2nd Prion—Good Conduct—award. ed to Nine Amy McIntyre.

8nd Prize-Bead ng and Arithmetic—awarded to line Catherine lorrlnney.

2nd Prize—Application and Good Conduct—awarded to

Mina Annie G‘Helloren. Mood and Reading—awarded to

8rd l'ri Mine Laure Wright.

8rd Prize—Spelling and Good Conduct—awarded to line Emma Wright.

lot Prion—ileum .SpelllngnadGoodOonehct—oward- ed to Itlon Minn Dunn.

Prirc for being a good little girl—awarded to line Hertha Ellen Dunn. '

axe Esuunn Curie.

lat Prl y. Arithmetic and Plate Sewing—- awarded to ion Sarah Skinner.

lot Prize—Geography. lilntory. Grammar. Plain 80w. isng:hnd Application to Binnie—awarded to Mine Tiny

w y.

2nd Prize—Grammar. Writing. Drnwln . Vocal and In- otrumcntel bionic—awarded to tune ra Davin.

Int Princ—Phllooophy; 2nd Prue—Geography Sacred Idiom —nwnrded to line Emma Iligglno.

and Prue—Ari rue-tie; 8rd Priee—Grammar—awnrded to mu Alice lorriency.

lot Prlr—illatory. Grammar and Arithmetic—awarded

an:o 2;“ ’m “(Scoop-pun: Plai

re rammar. n Bowl and signal“ Attendance —- awe ’ to line IIEntire nner.

2nd Prize-Writ“! . Grammar and Plain Sewing- awarded to Nine aroline lorgan.

2nd Prize—Geog hy. Regular Attendance and Braid-

I“lingrP—Iz'avvardod :0 ion Jane g'ilelioran.

80-h?- no. 003g» 1. Natural Philoooph

and lot Prine of I «worded to lien Entry.