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Do you eter oonsldsr the quality ot tho
food you am eating? It may be Rood. It might
V bsiler, purer, fresher and more wholesome.
t It not worth while to make sure that your
Tom, OoRM, ttugar, Ilutter, Kgg, Htfoes and
iMfltsembls other grooerles are ot the best
quality? There lenuch a trill leg difference In
Mie prices ot the beat and the worst tbat It oar
tataly does not pay to buy the worst, even on
the false ground ot supposed economy,
Tbe beet la always the cheapest, because the
moat satisfactory and durable, and tho very
beat ot everything In the grooery line Is kept at
Cor; Centre nntl Wliltc Sts.,
hiiunawdoaii, i,v.
THIRD EDITION
THE KIRMESS.
rVlmt It In nml Unw It Can lie Arrnngeil
AVItli Much Suocens.
Tho suggestion that aomo enterprising
society of town take up a Kirmess foraserlee
of benefits during tliq coming winter and a
promise to dwell more fully on tho naturo of
A Xlrineas lias created moro Interest than the
JIbsald anticipated, and wiiile interest is
awakened it lias been deemed wise to tell of
tbe Kirmess without further delay. It is
really a fair and aeries of entertainments on
an elaborate scale. From fifty to two
liundred and fifty young people may tako
jwrt in It and can easily bo trained for the
ontcrtalnment within a comparatively shoit
time. Wherever tlio Kirmeas has been tried
It has proved a wonderful success and in
Shenandoah it would he a great novelty.
Bobbins opera houso would lo well suited
for a Kirmess. Around tho end of tho danc
ing floor tho usual hootliB could he arranged.
Then the secret of Kirmess would bogin,
These booths and all unsightly places would
be decorated by oxperionoed hands. Tho
decorations would he exceedingly hrill'ant
and look as If thoy cost "a pilo of money"
while In fact thoy would oost compara.
lively nothing. The cheapest materials aro
used. Tho sccrot is in tho blending of the
olore and uninuo methods of arrangemont.
Then tho entertainment of tho Kirmosa
acmes. It consists of pretty psgoauts,
Japanese, cymbal, harvest, flower, tatantolla,
matador, fisher's hornpipe, minuet and a long
list of other dances, with tableaux, and all
who tako nart in them aro clrossod in tho
eogtumos of all nations. These costumes,
like the deoorations of tho hall and booths,
are dasftllnir in effect, and like thom cost
vory little, as it Is tho experienced hand
which put thom togethor, and not tho
materials which mako the effect. Tho
irirmese is controlled by a copy wright and
can only ho given by liccuso of tho owners,
Should any society in town con
elude to try it communication with tho lady
Jioldlng tho copywright may ho opened by
securing tho address from tho Hiuiald. It
usually takes about threo wcoks to drill tho
young people selocted to tako part in tho
Kirmess, henco negotiations for it must hogiu
early. A lady undertakes to take chargo of
the drilling and arrange all tho details, in
lmllnir decorations and costuming for i
stated sum or a percentage of tho receipts
from the entertainments, not o perccutago on
the booth recolpts.
TJ8K DANA'S SABSAPAEILLA, its
" THE KIND THAT OTJBES".
Library Notice.
All parsons haying books out of tho Pub
Mo Library will please return same at onco.
The library will he open for tho roturn of
books from 8 a. m. to C p. m., and from 7 to
8 o'oloek eah evening this week. The pub
lic will note that the library has been ro
. moved from tho High school building to tho
now Centro and West street building.
FltANK HANNA,
10.17-5t Librarian.
Fried oysters a specialty
at McElhenny's
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File Copies Wanted.
Two copies each of the Evenino Herald
of Aug. 10 and Sept. 10 wanted to complete
files. A liberal prico will bo paid for same.
Have you tried McElhenny's fried oysters?
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Accepted the Pastorate.
Key. William H. Harrison, of Vlucetown,
N. J., has accepted the pastorate of the Eng
lish Baptist church of town, and will occupy
the pulpit on Sunday next. Mr. Harrison is
spoken of very highly both as a pastor and a
i.nlt nm' or. He will move his family to
M .
this town this week.
Lane's Family Medicine Moves the llowels
Saab day. Most people need to use it.
Hear In ailnd.
John A. Kellly's is tho place to get tho
purest wines and liquors, best beer and alee
nnd finest brands of cigars. 10-lC-tf
Coming I'vents.
Xov. 14. Annual supper of English Bap
Mlt ofcnrah la Bobbins' opsra house.
Nov. 30. Thanksgiving tea party, under
4i, aiuniaes of the Primitive Methodist
oJiareh, in the basement of the ohnrch.
Nov. 80. Oyster roast in Bobbins' opera
ioe. under the auspices of the Vestry of
All Saints' P. E. chnrah.
"The tittle Tycoon."
Whoa "The Little Tycoon" was last sung
la Shenandoah it delighted a crowded house.
Von Juold no and see it at Ferguson's
theatre, to-night, tor the company which will
' appear in it is a first claw one.
A Happy Man
Keamlgl. Toothache and ohronto psdns.
i iamedy wuloh core every time. Try It. SB
LJSrUd Flag Oil Jtsoldat P. I. l. Klr-
lln's Drag Store-
nl.aa Away.
For sixty days Beagey, tho photographer
srUl givo 1018 platinum picture with every
i0Bca or hi 3 cabinets.
EMMA WOODS CONVICTED-
Lew llrown'i Itnnrinomo Mnnlrrm ATM
fiiirvo n Term In 1'rUon.
NEWAHK. N. ,T.. Oct. SO. The clinrtro of
Judge De Pue In the Kmrna Woods cn.no
was very long, taking nearly an hour and
uiree-nuarters to deliver. The Jury retired
nt 9:86 o'olock, and at 0.08 last evening re
turned with their verdict. When tho Jury
retired the prisoner was conducted to a
mall room adjoining the court room. fho
Hit there tremliUiiKly awaiting tho word
which would settle her fate.
V hen the Jury returned the ludgotold
the prisoner to stand up. When the fore
man of tho Jury pronounced tho wordi
"Guilty of manslaughter" Krniim Woods
fell to the floor, sobbing violently. Sho
Wni carried Into tho Jury room.
ino crime for wh oh Ktnmn, Woods was
tried nnd found guilty was tho killing of
Lewis IJrown in Juno Inst. Sho wns
Urown's mWtrcss. and was lenlous of tho
attentions which ho showed to other
women. Brown kept a saloon known ns
Tammany Hull, nnd he was a well known
politician. Urown was shot in tho henrt
nnd died nlmost Instantly. Emma Woods
Iibb been n well known character In this
city for aomo time. Sho Is a very pretty
woman, and linn n fine flguro.
Three 1'ollcelnmi Anpliyxlnted,
New Yokk, Oct. SO. Threo policemen
who were on patrol in Central Park met
nt a cottage nenrthecroiiuetgrounds early
in the morning, nnd turned in together.
With them was n fourth man. a young
blacksmith. Allfourworo found senseless
in the cottage nfter dayhronk, overcome by
gas that had in someway leaked In during
their sleep. Three of them nro dead nnd
the fourth, Policeman George Hogan, Ilea
dying In the Presbyterian hospital. The
dead are: David Lyons, policeman: James
Hayes, policeman; Thomas Furey, black
smith. Uletbodlntfl In Conference nt I.nbanon.
Lebanon, Pa., Oct. 20. The annual con
vention of the Western district of the
Philadelphia conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church is in sesslou in the Ceu
toniary church here, Presiding Elder J.
II. Ilnlgis, I), 1)., oooupylng tho chair;
llev. N. H. Durell, of Philadelphia, form
erly of this city, was re-elected secretary;
llev. H. J. Carson, pastor of Centcniary
church, wns chosen vice president, and E.
0. Yorkos was elected treasurer, all by a
unanimous vote.
Five Tramps Killed hy a Train.
Thiinton, Oct. 20. I)y a collision last
night between two freight trains on the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad, be
tween the bridge over the Delaware at
Yardky nnd Trenton Junction, flvetrnmps
wcro killed. Thero has yet been no Identi
fication of tho dead men, whoso bodies
were brought to Trenton. Conductor Alt
iimii, of ono of tho trains, wns seriously,
but not fatally, injured.
Decamped with tho Purnlturn.
Camdkk, N. J., Oct. 20. A week ngo
Thomas Henderson, of Berlin, this county,
mnrried n young Danish womnn of this
city, nnd took her to u handsome homo
which he had purchased and elegantly
furnished for her reception. Wednesday
heenmc to Philadelphia, nnd when he re
turned to his homo at night ho found his
wife and all tho furniture gone, leaving no
clew to her whereabouts.
Killed nt tlio If ollli'Stflld Wnrlcs.
PlTTSBTOO, Oct. 30. An accident result
ing in the death of two men occurred in
the Carnegio steel works nt Homestead.
Laborers digging a trench were covered
under several feet of clay by a cavcln.
Andrew Dursk nnd John McMnnus wcro
dead when talcou out. Both men leave
families, residing in Homestead. Five
other men wero seriously injured.
A Would-be Sulcldo's Fearful Leap.
iJUOlUn, VLiV. ttw. imn. J, V. 1 U1SUII, 1.
pretty blonde, need 36, from Barton, v t..
was taken from a hotel to a private hos
pital here, having taken laudanum with
suicidal intent. While the doctors were
not looking she jumped from the window
to the ground, n distance of three stories.
Strange to say, no hones were broken, and
she may survive.
Thieves ltuld a Jprtey Village.
BltlDOCTOX, N. J., Oct. 30. The post
office at Shiloh wns robbed during the
night. The snfo was blown open nnd all
tho money iu it taken. All mail remaining
there was carried oil'. Tho thieves then
robbed tho bakery of Atwood Dolbon, nnd
then went up tho road and stole a hor.so
nnd buggy from Farmer McAllster's place.
An Andprsoiivllle lloro's Funeral.
CArE MAY, Oct. 20, Tho late Colonel
II. W. Sawyer was buried with civic and
military honors nt Cold Spring cemetery.
The funeral procession, which wns a mile
long, was the largest ever known at this
end of the state. Masons and war veterans
escorted his remains to the cemetery.
Children I.ott In the Blountalni.
Gr.EENSBUr.o.I'a., Oct. 20. James Boyle
and Arthur V. Duravitty, aged 5 and 9
years, respectively, living near Hillside,
are lost in the mountain forost. It Is feared
they have perished from hunger and ex
posure, or that they have been devoured
by wild animals.
rrfsbytrrlans for J'rolilliltlon.
BniDQKTON, N. J., Oct. 20. The New
Jersey Presbyterian synod adopted reso
lutions declaring that "we hail with joy
the destruction of the liquor traffic."
Trenton was selected as the meeting place
next year. .
The Weather.
Cloudy and threatening; easterly winds
in interior, increaslngj northeast winds on
the coast.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
The paid admissions at the World's fair
yesterday were 807,410.
The Pennsylvania V. M. O. A. conven
tlon Is In session nt, Wilkeabarre, Pa.
Gold in paying quantities has been dis
covered in East Tennessee, and the mines
will be worked.
A dispatch from Antwerp says there is
no truth In the report that cholera has
broken out afresh in that olty.
A match race for fi.WO a side has been
arranged between Mascot and Dlreotum,
Tho race will take placo nt Buffalo.
The striking miners at Lens, France,
continue to riot and explode dynamite
cartridges. Yesterday they blew up part
of the Mineral railroad.
Th trial of Dan CoiiKblln, ex-poliee de
tectlve. indicted for compliolty in the mur
der of l)r. Cronin, hi been set for Oct. 80
beforaJudiceTuth.il. uc Chicago.
A rnooDhlustiU oi H.600 gallons capacity
,iaatrsvAil bv revenue officers near
BerksTille, Ky., together with 1.500 gal
Ions of bcor and whisky. One of the gang,
Tefin Turns, was captured, ..... .
OBB'S OBSERVATIONS.
What Ho Sens nnd Honrs During III Trav
els About Town.
According to a newspaper of that placo
surprise parties aro not successful in Potts
vllle. Women and men and young girls and
young men dance, yell and sing, and eond nut
for nans of beer, and the wild bacchanalian
rovels alarm the people. Tho Pottsvillo sur
prise iwrties aro quitodiflerent to those held
in Shenandoah.
The public tchool officials wero content to
havo tho children celebrate autumn arbor
day here to-day by simply indulging in ap
propriate rnusioal programs. Tlio object of
arbor day is a glorious ono and ono which
will some timo arouse the patriots, but at
prosont it must be content with stinted recog
nition. A fow years ago tho pcoplo of
Shenandoah celebrated it in a loyal manner.
Children gathered in front of tho school
buildings and planted lovoly young trees
which wero to grow and some line day throw
tholr fbliago-ladcn limbs ovor tho play
grounds. But a month or two nfter arbor
day tho stems and branches wcro found pro
truding from tho mouths of perambulating
goats and tho trees which osoaped the on
slaughts of tho tomato can fiends became
anguid, refused to grow, and the school
directors concluded that a lot of consump
tive trees had been dumped upon their hands.
When better trees aro put on tho market and
tho school districts havo moro funds with
which to protect them tho peoplo will tako
moro interest in arbor day. Meanwhile wo
vlll seek uaturo's loveliness on the neighbor
ing hills and ask tho woodman to take a day
off.
Those fine autumn days bring life and
energy to a man, and could they be continued,
one would not care for summer or for winter.
Here in Shenandoah, tho autumn is tho
best part of tho year. Of spring, 8henandooh
has nono. Between cold weather and rain,
tho spring months aro over heforo they havo
really commenced, and thon comes summer.
But in autumn, is whon lifo Is really worth
tho living in Shenandoah. Tho nir is crisp
and clear, bracing and llfo giving, whilo tho
sun Just tempers tho wind enough.
There was something now In town last night.
Something fair, and sweet, and bright ,
With golden hair, and eyes much brighter,
'Twos Lawyer Bchalok'B sweet typewriter.
And tho Councllmcn basked in tho radiancy
of hor presence for sovcral hours.
Om:.
Havo you any form of Bhcumatic disoaso ?
If so, u bottlo of tho gcnulno imported
Anchor Pain Expcllcr Is tho happy relief.
Try it nnd bo convinced. 25 nnd W) cents a
bottle, at C. H. Hagenbuch, P. P. D. Kirlln,
J. M. Uillan, and other druggists. 3t
rflrs. Kenator 1'lritt Stricken.
"Washington, Oct. 20. Mrs. Piatt, wife
of Senator O. H. Piatt, of Connecticut,
was stricken with paralysis at her rooms
at the Arlington. Sho has recovered her
tpeech, and the attending physician says
she will recover.
Do Oro SHU I-eniln.
NEW York, Oct. 20. In tbe pool match
last night the English champion Hoberts,
further reduced the lead De Oro had gained
on him. Tho score now stands: De Oro,
COO; Huberts, D03.
Herbert Sprncer Xnt Dangerously III.
LONDON, Oct. 20. It having been re
ported that Herbert Spencer wns danger
ously ill at Brighton it learned that
Mr. Spencer was nt his London residence,
nnd inquiry there revealed that the report
was a cunard. Mr. Spencer has been in
feehlo health for some time, and his con
dition today is no worso than usual.
MacMnhon to Have u National FunornT.
Pakis, Oct. SO. The cabinet has decided
that Marshal MitcMahou shall have a na
tional funeral from the Bgllse des Iuvu-
llcles on Sunday, ns the czar has mani
fested a wish tbat Admiral Avelan nnd
the other Ilussian officers shall pay last
honors to the dead soldier.
ISnllof for llruimwick.
Brunswick, Ga., Oct. 20. Yesterday
1,202 persons were given rations at the
commissary and ISO orders for the sick
were filled. The total cash receipts to date
for tbe relief fund are $17,300.JT. There
were officially repoftea thirty-one new
case and oit death.
Livery Btahle keepers should always keep
Arnica & Oil Liniment in the stable, nothing
liko it for horses. lm
Last Night's Show.
William H. Power's Irish drama, "Tho Ivy
Leaf," occupied the hoards at Ferguson's
theatre last evening before a large audience,
The play has bcon produced here so often that
it has become, in tho language of tho "gallery
gods," a veritable chestnut, and with each
succeeding appearance tho company is corres
pondingly Inferior, Nono of the characters
are worthy of special mention, and at tholr
next appearance hero thoy will moet with
much smaller audience. '
Don't take Hood's for that tired feeling,
See Maley at the theatre Wednesday evening,
October Qoth.
Political I'olnts.
Thero is one thing that can almost ho seen
by a blind man ; and that is, the proepeots for
the future never looked better than now
tor tho Republican party.
Now that the Federal election laws aro
about to bo repealed, having passed tho
House recently, by 200 to 101, shot-guns will
be In great demand in tho South, in order to
keep the colored people from voting. It is an
ill wind that don't blow eomebody somo
good,
TJSK DANA'S SAB8APABILLA, ITB
"THE KIND THAT CUBES."
Bay Keystone flour. Be sure that
tho
name Lassio & Baur, Ashland, Pa.,
printed on very sack. 3-3-Staw.
Fried oyitert a specialty
at McElhenny's
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Us Wells' Latjndbv Blob, tho bei
Bluing for laundry use. Each package make
two quarts. 15cts. Sold by Ooakloy Bros.
Boat photographs and crayons at Dabb's.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IaOIt BALK Nino shares Hehuylklll Trae
! nonstock. Apply at this oflloe, fl-D-tf
WANTED. Conies of the RVHNiNa Herald
of Aug. 19 and Hep 1. 10.
LOHT. A square, black Intaulio watch charm,
finder will be suitably rewarded by re
turning same to Dr. 1). J. Langton. 1017-81
I pOIl BALK. A National typewriter in per
! feet condition. Will be sold cheap for
cash. Apply nt this oftlco. M4-tt
ADMIN1HTKATUIX H 1,K Notloo Is here
by publicly given that the undersigned,
uimlnlstrairlx of the oatoto of Airs. Catharine
Kllcoln,lateof thoborougkof Shenandoah and
county of Hehuylklll. deceased, will oiposc to
publlo tale on tho premises on Matnrday, tho
4 th dsy of November, 1S8R. at 2 o'olook In the
afternoon, tho followlni described property of
dccdent, to wit: All that oertuln two-story
frimo dwelling, with the appurtances, out
houses, etc., situate on the north side of West
Cherry street, bstwocn Gilbert and Coiherlno
street, In Ihe borough of Hbcnandoah, I'enna r
measuring 16x80 foot and containing flvo room-,
and plastered throughout; togother with tho
right, title and Interost of deoedont, ns lessee,
to nnd In the lot of the Gilbert estate, on wkloh
said dwelling Is built.
com X) j-'noars op b.a.xj3.
Twcntv-Qve ner cent, of nurchase nrleo to bo
pnld at time of purchase and tho balance in 30
days when bill or sale will bo gives. The pur
chaser shall forfeit tbe llrst tuyment In delimit
of second payment. No silo will be made if an
adequate prico bo not obtained.
JHll. MAltY UlllUUiSS.
M. M. BUUKC, Administratrix,
Attrrney. 1013S0 2r&li-a
October 18, 1893
POLITICAL.
VOTE FOR
-FOR-
COMMISSIONER
VOTE FOR
-FOR-
CONTROLLER.
VOTE FOR
GEORGE FOLMER
or Sliciiimdonli,
-Fon-
TREASURER.
VOTE FOR
-FOR-
COMMISSIONER
VOTE FOR
C C. MATTEN
-FOR-
REGISTER.
VOTE FOR
-FOR-
iounty Treasurer
ror q. STeat and Clean
CHAS. DERR'S SHAVING PARLOR
Fwi'juson House iilook.
Everything In tbe tonsorlal line doae In first
Class siyie. uverytning neat ana oisbd.
Just opened in the Egsn Building,
No. 8 East Centro street, a full lino
of Fall and Winter Millinery.
Miss Annie Morrison,
SHENANDOAH, PA
jflssfss
Da
ily Surprises in
- AT
Dives, Pomeroy
and
DPOTTSVIIiTjE, 3P.A...
Constantly we hear business
ing1, i can t see now tliey sell gooas so ciieap at Dives, Jfome
roy & Stewart's. They sell goods at retail cheaper than I
can buy them at wholesale."
Quantity and Small Margins,
Answers This Question.
Our big store is the place to get the most for your money.
Try it and see what a large amount of goods you can buy for
dollar.
At Our Millinery Department
You can get a now hat of tho latest stylo at almost nuy prico. Hats
to suit all in price aa well as iu style. You can't And a larger or
better assortment of the millinery art than what we have.
IN "WRAPS-We nro at the top,
ufactured goods. Ladies', nibses' and children's coats, capes and
circulars at surprisingly low prices. A vast amount havo been sold,
but new goods are received daily. So come at any time and we will
be glad to serve you.
We alwnys have bargains at this department, but now we have Bomethlng-
speclal. A lot of all-wool Zebra Cloth,
cost the importer ninety cents, but he
cash at great reduction.
A lot of 40-hich all-wool Serges for
your notice before 'tis too late.
Another lot of 3G-inch Camel's Hair
tention Is needed to see these goods, as
DIVES, POMEROY & STEWART
5 and 7 North
C. GEO. MILLER, Manaecr
Replenish Your Stock
'HoiiselioM Utensils
AT this season of the year there is
Shades, SUlrt Boards, Tube and
Cans, Broad Boxes, Bread Pans, Drip Puns, Roast Pans, Coal Hods, Oil Cau
Ualte Griddles, Waffle Irons, Sad Irons, Picture Easels, etc., etc. Our line t TBI IT
TInwaro includes everything needed iu housekeeping. 11'
&IRVIN. DUNCAN & WAIDLEY'S.
AMUSEMENTS.
jpEKGUSON'S THEATRE.
T. J. FBUOUSOH, MANAUEU.
ONE NIGHT ONLY !
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25.
THE CLEVER COMEDIAN,
.Stephen Maley..
Will appear In Will II. Power's
Musical Farce Comedy,
Everyttalna New! Now Sonis. Now Dances.
New Music. New Special ties, Now Company,
A lievy of Pretty Qlrla and a Cyolouo of Fun,
mailing In all ono ot the best Comedy Com
mutes traveling, unaer tne management or
iVIU II. Powers.
Prices, 25, 35 nnd 50 Cents.
Reserved seats at Klrlln's drug store.
pERQUSON'S THEATRE.
ONI5 TUNBPUI.'nIGUT!
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1893.
Wlllard Spencer's
Fascinating Comlo Opera,
...Will bo sunt with the Biggest and Rest
Company yet. tbe Company's own Novel
and Picturesque Scenery, Magnificent
Oo'tuuies, Splendid Aocessorltw and Sym
phony Quintette Orchestra, making it
tbe most important musical and fashion
able event of the season.
Notwithstanding the Great Expense of this
Company the pnoes win remain unohsuged.
Prices, 25, 50 and 75 Cents.
Reserved seats at Klrlln's drug store.
ill Irishman
Luck
The Little Tycoon!
Bamailis!
-
Stewart's,
men from other towns say
too, with all tho leading and latest man
64 inches wide, for 30b. These goods
needed funds and we bought the job for
33o a yard. This material Is worth
Effect Cloth at 17c. Your early at
they will go very quickly.
Centre Street,
FOTTSIIaXalS, FA.
ofJ&aw.
always sompthing needed. WlncAT!
Boilers, Collee Mills. Mirrors, Flo
RETTIG'S
Beer and Porter.
T AM AGENT for the
4- Chas. Itettlg's Cele
brated Beer and Porter In
this vicinity, also Bergner
& Eugel's celebrated India
Pale Ales and Old Stock.
Ordersjwlll receive prompt
attention. Finest brands
of Liquors and Cigars.
SOLOMON HAAK-
120 South Main Street
Elegance
in
Stationer
Z:
You are careful about your writing paper, of
oourse nothing shows good brooding mora
clearly than correot correspondence.
Hut your little notes to "the butcher, the
baker, the oandle-sttok maker," do not need to
be on such flno quality-paper as your epistles
to friends. You oun nave money there by using
our cheaper grades of paper aud envelopes.
The best Is uere ilso the noxi best, lloth
correct in overy way,
HOOKS & BROWN,
No. I North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa
Russet Shoe Laces t
Russet Shoe Dressing!
AT TUB
LEATHER STORE
IO w . Oontro fat-.
join d, Tttsaucm.
A.
T,
lest
at