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THE DOG'S GRAVEYARD.
..
liWlifrtMUitttiiHiM.it,j.M. r.i
table Prc|)jrationf(jrAs
Stomachs and Dowels of
I VMS/ I llll. DKLN
les Digestion.Checrfui-
andRest.Contaius neither
.Morphine nor Mineral.
"Narcotic.
eel remedy forConstipa-*
Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea
Convulsions .Feverish^
d Loss of Sleep.
Facsimile Signature or
NEW' YORK.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
GASTQRIA
For Infants and Children.'
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
111
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
%. .. the ckntaur company. new york cuv.
To CALIFORNIA
$450
ANO
BACK
FKOEK.VTION WOMEN.H OLUKS,';
LOS ANGBLES, MAY, 1902.
NO CHANGE OF OAKS.
STOPOVERS AT
GKAND CANYON OF ARIZONA,
KTRIFIED FOREST, PUEBLO VILLAGES, ETC.
SLY INTERESTING, ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE,
72N CKN I'S POSTAGE
SANTA FE
KEENAN. GENERAL* PABSENGER^AGENT, GALVESI ON.
OTTON BELT ROUTE,
JMany miles the shortest line to
Etaxarkana, Pin© Bluff, Memphis.
Quickest time from Texas to
& Louisville and Cincinnati.
BEST ROUTE TO
nsftville, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Birmingham* Wash-
ington, New York and Other Points*
Reclining Chair Cars, Parlor Oafe Oars, Pullman Sleepers.
Information cheerfully furnished by "any Agent or
D. M. MORGAN,
T. P, A. Fort Worth, Texas.
W. H. WEEKS,
P. LITTLE,
i P. A. Corsicens, Texas.
' HOOVER, jSEfi ' ■ ■ ■
T. P. A. Waco, Texas. G. P. & T. A. Tyler, Texas. gft
MES FOR EVERY DAY
uval'B, Lautier'e, Crown Perfumery Co., Imperial,
Easterman's, Freeman's, Miller's, Colgate's
■ALSO
1 ATOMIZERS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE
lino of Imported and Domestic Toilet pnd Medicinal
. ib. Luhn's DRUG STORE.
ME, PROSPERITY, HAPPINESS.
More families in their own homes attribute their prosperity and happiness
nteresting and valuable information received from reading Farm and
than to any other paper. If you already own a home it will give you
aluable information for every department and materially assist you In
ort, and if you have no home It will prove invaluable in your effort to-
irlng one.
si American farmer is the genuine aristocrat, the main stay of our
t and the hope of the nation. Any one who wears pants can call
rmer and dig some sort of a living out of the earth, but it takes a
■de of information and energy, to build a home worthy the name and
. prosperity and happiness that the American farmer is entitled to.
land Ranch is made for the man who has energy and ambition and
J tjujititled to a fair share of the blessings of this worH, and backs
the determination to have them.
KRanch la an educator. It is filled from oeginn.ng to end with
Interesting Information. Every article is prepared by people who
ccessful, and relate actual experience. Every person who can read
nd will profit by reading it regularly.
ntto own a home, you need it; if you own a home, in city or coun-
insable. You need it and we want you to have it. Send ua fifty
ill send you Farm and Ranch from now till January 1,1903. The
1 one dollar per year, but as we want you to know of its great
•end it every week after receipt of your remittance till January 1,
Bfty cents. The sooner you begin the more you get for your mon-
in full of good things; handsomely printed and beautifully itlus-
interesting and Instructive. Write now, remit now.
FARM AND RANCH, Dallas, Texas.
Canine F*i
iri«<l In Expensive Style
Edinburgh.
Edinburgh. Scotland, boasts of the
only graveyard where canine pets arc
regularly interred and their last rest-
ing places marked with gravestones.
This old cemetery lies on the north-
ern face of the Castle Hock, below St.
Margaret's Chapel, In the famous old
castle of Edinburgh. It was founded
A, long time ago for the exclusive use
of dogs who have been pets of the
various regiments which have been
quartered at the castle. Almost two
score dogs have been buried In It, and
the grave of each one Is martcd;
some with stones as large as are used
for human beings, and others merely
tiny monuments. The cemetery Is en-
closed by a low wall of stone, and is
always pointed out to visitors as the
only one of its kind in the world. Not
a little interest attaches to the epi-
taphs which the stones bear. One Is
inscribed with the grimly humorous
line, "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie," while
the merits of another animal are
borne testimony to by the statement
that "He Never Bit a Friend." Almost
every British regiment has with it,
whether in garrison or afield, a dog
who is the pet and mascot of the or-
ganization, and to whom the soldiers
become slnoerely attached. It was be-
cause they did not like to have their
pets forgotten when they passed away
that thoy established this little ceme-
tery.,
Delights of Florida.
These are the mornings that sugar
the sweet potato, ripen the possum and
paint the orange a ruddier huo than
the climate had assigned for its bene-
fit. Now the trout seeks the deeper
pools and grow3 hungry for any bait
that comes his way, while the flesh
thickens along his ribs and he grows
aldermanic for lack of exercise. The
ghostly gray of the autumn drops from
the buok and he frisks in rosy bronze
before the eye of the hunter, who,
thereupon, "curses his gun. The per-
simmon grows Into a mass of jelly, and
nature takes a rest till to-morrow
brings her working smile again.,Florl-
dlans are but reminded of what others
suffer, and lo! spring is here.—Jack-
sonville Times-Union.
Chances of Marriage.
The chances of marriage or old-
maidenhood have been the subject of
many superstitions, which vary In
different parts of the world. In Nor-
way the girls used to weave a wonder-
ful net of the finest hair, working ten
minutes of an evening by moonlight,
in the belief that those who tolled
thus successfully for thirty moonlight
nights would surely be married before
three years had passed. The girls who
broke the hairs given them to work
with, or who tore holes in their nets,
were, of course, destined to be old
maids.
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW.
WHAT A HEAP OF HAPPINESS IT WOULD
BRING TO BRKMHAM HOMES.
Hard to do housework with an aching back,
Hours of misery at leisure or at work.
If women only knew the cause.
Backache pains come from sick kidneys,
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure it.
Brenham people endorse this.
Mrs. J. Tomaschefsky, living on Third
street, says: "I suffered from kidney trouble
off and on for a number of years. The at-
tacks were frequent and sometimes lasted for
several weeks at a time. I was never so bad
during the day when moving about, but at
night, just when a person wants rest and
comfort, I was unable to turn in bed without
suffering excruciating agony and some
nights I had to sit up. I used home reme-
dies such as turpentime and wore plasters,
but received little if any benefit. When suf-
fering from the la-st attack my husband got
Doan's Kidney Pills for me at Jos. Tris-
tram's drug store and I commenced the
treatment In a short time the backache
disappeared, and all distressing symptoms
which accompany kidney complaint finally
left"
Sold by all dealers. Price, 50 cents per
box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. V.,
sole agentsfor the United States.
Remember the name—Doan's—and take
no substitute
May Prohibit High Building*.
The District of Columbia commis-
sioners are considering the prohibition
of building over a certain height in
the residence sections. The claim is
made that they interfere with the cir-
culation of air and shut off light.
No Lou of Time:
I have sold Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy for year*, and would
rather be out of coffee and sugar than it. I
sold live bottles of it yesterday to threshers
that could go no farther, and they are at
wort again this morning.—H. R. Phelps,
Plymouth, Oklahoma. As will be seen by
the above the threshers were able to beep on
with their woTk without losing a single day's
time. You should keep a bottle of this
remedy in your home.
Lutiu.
For sale by R, B.
PAINKYS CELERY
COMPOUND
Thousands of Physicians, Men
and Women of Note and Posi-
tion, and People iu Humbler
Circumstance Say It is UN-
equaled as a Spring
cine,
A Prominent Busings Man Saved
From Nemos Prostration.
It is by true merit, ami true merit
alone, that l'aiue'a Celery Compound
haw won its wondrous popularity in
every 1 art of tli>> civilized world.
When all 1 tlier medicines fail,
when the best directed oflbrts of
physicians accomplish but little for
the banishing of desporale diseases,
Paice's Celery Compound mves life
and restores health
It is natural, therefore, tliat men
and women saved from the perils and
dangers of norvous dis eases, rheu-
matism, neuralgiu, and blood iron -
blee, should acquaint tbeir friends—
the sick and well—of what was ac-
complished for them by I'aine's
Celery Cumpoui.d In tbi« way the
glad tidings of prompt ami effectual
cures have been spread from da/, to
day to the remotest towns and vil-
lages, and the hlesrcd work of life
saving progress in eveiy direction
One of tbe most remarkable cures
of recent yearn effected by Paine'a
Celery Compound, is the cane of Mr.
Wyon Nelson, President of the Nel-
son Grain Co., of Kansss City, Mo.
With intense gratitude and thank-
fulness, Mr. Nelson writes an fol-
lows :—
"I was nervous, despondent, irri-
table, had no appetite, could not
sleep, and had night sweats. My
physicians said I was threatened
with norvous prostration, and ad-
vised a rest from business. How-
ever, on the recommendation of my
partner, I commenced using Paiue's
Celery Compound, and today I am
as sound as it dollar, eat well, sleep
well, and am not at all nervous."
DIAMOND DYES give faster and bright-
er colors than any other dyes.
Bejronil His Eipcotiitlon.-
An eastern manufacturer of bicycle
being compelled to go away on a busi-
ness trip about the time an interest-
ing domestic event was expected, left
orders for the nurse to wire him re-
sults according to the following for-
mula: If a boy, "Gentleman's safety
arrived." If a girl, "Utrly's safety ar-
rived." The father's state of mind
may bo Imagined when a few days
later, he received a t a ram contain-
ing the one word: 'T t d m."
[WUMgf
TEETHIN A
I /:'jJI »1111 y■
Cares Ctea-Infant,
I'iarrhoc j. Dysentery, wo
the Bowel Troubles ot
Children of Any Age.
Aids Digestion, Regulates
r(THTnino rww»
Costs Only 25 cents at Druggists,
»Or a oil 84 cwit* to C
IlC f !
. '
the Bowels, Strengthens
the Child and Makes
PmiH TEETHING EASY.
J. moffett. m. d.. 6t. louis. mo.
■V , U| —I *as flntadrfMd br our tmilr ph/slclM In Chartarton »o aw TKKTH1N A
iVtJ^rtri/VSmttSauSla psewntive of wtle and to warm and»»««» the.Jwa.li.
or drucs and aoothine syrups, that w. hare cirae to r«*ard it. «f.«r naej, iih three
,, when there I? anfw baby in tbehoas. and until the tMtfeinf trnobto,. ar» oTer, and
m. U to oar fri«d. In.MdoTth. hurri.l Mai that.a maw «opta "..tok^p .».r
I, UUWEIXIL AYEa, (Mana*«r Daily Tiai.. and WsrtlrTlme.-ll.MMgw-)
Kansas Children Ont ot Bcnool.
State School Superintendent Nelson
says that there are 120,000 children out
of the schools of Kansas, In spite of
the fact that the state has a compul-
sory attendance school law.
Sciatic Rheumatism Cored After fourteen
Years of Suffering:
"1 have been sfflicted with ecistic rheuma-
tism for fourteen years," says Josh Edgar, of I
Uermantown, Cal. "I was able to be arouud
but constantly suffered. I tried everytning
I could hear of and at last was told to try
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which I did and
was immediately relieved and in a snort time
cured, and I am happy to say it hag not
since returned." Wnv not use this liniment
and get well ? It is for sale by R. K Luhn.
Every merchant at Junction
City, Kan., is a member of the
commercial club there.
OASV; XIZA.
Bears the « - Kind Kou Haw AtWjfS Bought
Signature
of
Figures are naturally truthful,
but unscrupulous statisticians
often lead them astray.
To Cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
(sour Stomach or heartburn..take Rex Dys-
[>• psia Tablet" All drupgiats author-
teed to refund ibe money if they fail to
cure Pries 5OC per package.
Cures Blood Poison—Treatment Free.
Blood poison is the worst disease on earth
yet the easiest to cure when B. B. B. (Bo-
tanic Blood Balm) is used. Many have pim-
ploB, spots on the skin, ulcers, mucous
patches, falling hair, itching skin, bono
pains, rheumatism, catarrh, eating, bleeding,
festering sores, scrofula, scabs and scales,
cancar, and don't know it is blood poison.
Oet Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) $1. A
few bottles guaranteed to cure the worst
cases. Sold at drug stores. Treatment of
B. B. B. sent free and prepaid by writing to
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta. Ga. Describe
trouble and free medical advice given until
cured. B. B. B. thoroughly tested for So
years. Cures when all else fails. II. B. B.
"makes the blook pure and rich, heals every
sore and stops all aches and paine. B. B. B.
improves the digestion
kuhmium 1'resn to Celebrate.
The two hundredth anniversary of
the Russian press will bo celebrated
next year, when It is proposed to found
a homo for the support oi journalists
who are unable to work through mis-
hap or old age.
Wtir>oi>inK Cettsli.
A wi-rnan who has had experience with
this disease, tells how to prevent any dan-
gerous consequences from it. She says :
Our three children took whooping cough
last summer, our baby boy being only three
months old, and owing to our giving them
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, they lost
none of their plumpness and cams out in
much better health than other children whose
parents did not me this remedy. Our oldest
little "W would call lustily for cough svrun
between whoops. — Jessie Pinkev II*",
|; Springvillc, Al*. This remedy is for sale by
R. E. Luhn.
"iVorlfl Is Growing Popuioua.
Such has been the Increase of popu-
lation In civilized countrica that tho
space occupied by one person a century
sgo must now contain three.
Bears the
Signaturu of
Santa Fe Excursion Rates.
Atlanta, Ua.—Aug. 1 and 3, limit 18days.
O, e fare, pins $ I 60.
Winston-Saletn, N. C,—May IS and 20,
limit Juno 8d. One fare.
Waco.—June 8 and U limit Ju © 16
*3 75
A'-htvidc, N, C,<— Jano 12 and ij'h, limit
1 une 29. One (are.
Ci ait'inoega, ■ enn.—Jurm sj, if) and if,
limit July 8. One far,*, plus $2.
Fort Worth fe*.—State Kpwortli League
Coisv ntK.n, May 16 to 18th, limit 19th.
Rates ■ n the conventi m plan.
Nashville. Term, — Gemr.il Conference
Coloted Methodist Kpise >pal church, May 7
to jlst, limit June 4th Rate one >tan(lard
first-class limited fare for tho round trip
Kort Worth, Texas.—Meeting Improved
Order of Ked Men, May roth to 16th, limit
May 16th. Rate on tbe convention plan.
Minneapolis, Mi n. — Anmnl mealing Na-
tional Ass oiation and tale of tickets to St.
Paul, Minn, lor tha same occasion July 7th
to 11th limit July 14th. Rate or.e regular
standard first class fare, plus $2.00.
Tacoma, Washington.—Anru il meeting
Young Peoples' Christian Union Society of
the United Presbyterian Church, July 281 to
27th. See -v-tnta Ke agents for limit and
rates.
Dallas—Texas Medical Association, May
9th to 0th, limit May 10. Convention r«te.
Austin.—Annual State Sunday School
Convention. May Oth to 8th, limit May 9
Convention rate.
Houston.—Twenty-Fourth Biennial State
Sangerfetl and Local Underwriters' Associa-
tion of Texas, May 8th lo 7th, limit May 9th.
Convention plan,
Mont Kagle, Tewi.—June HOth, |ulv 1st,
2d, and 22d, 28,1, 24th and 25th, limit Aug.
80th. One fare.
Victoria, Texas—May 6tb, limited to
May 8th. Convention rates.
Fort Worth.—May nth and 13th; limit
May 16th. Convention tat*.
Sulphur, I. T— Every day to Sept. 30th :
limit Oct. SI. $14.95.
Houston.—May 4 ami
I2.80,
limit May 8.
10; limit June '91
Con-
Austin.—funn
vention rate
Jackson, Miss.—May rath ami 13th,
Imited to May 30th Fare, one and one-
third tare for round trip.
San Francisco, California—Biennial meet
in?, Knights of Pythias, August 12th to
14th. Santa Fe agent for rate and limit.
St .Paul, Minn.—National Baptist Anni-
versaries, May loth to 28th, limit May 29th.
Rate, one standard hrst-class 'limited! fare,
plus $2.
Asheville, N. C.—Southi n Bautiit Con-
vention, May 8th to 16th, limit May 24th
Rate, one standard lirst-clms limited tare.
ber!
23d, limit Mav 27th. Rate, one standard
first-class limited tare, plus $1.
Wac», Texas— State Volunteer Firemen's
Association, May 14th to ifith, limit M»y 17,
Rate convention plan.
Springfield, Mo.—General Assembly Cum-
rland Presbyterian Church, May 15th to
The death is announced ofjthe
leading medical expert in the
treatment of diseases of the
heart—from heart disease.
I 'GOIV# COUNTRY."
fUMIl Of ISUNiHIIlNK."
"THK IIMLIIRN WK8T,"
CALIFORNIA
Homeseek8rs' Rates
(Oue way) In elWt. from
March 1 to April 30, in-
cltiHive. Thi' ugh TonriMf.
Sleeper tivory Tiiirrsd ii.
Ticket* on sale daily
$25
General (Vitifedertilton of
Women Clubs, Los Angeles,
Tbe Santa Fe declared the of-
ficial route. Round trip lick-
ots on salt* April 22 to 27, inc.
No change of cars. Pull-
man sleepers through to Los
Angoles.
$45
If yoti wish to sen the won-
drous rock formations of New
Mexico, the Cauyoh Diablo,
Pueblo village Isgtiria. and the
Unique civilization and scenic
grandeur of the west, travel
via the Jj _
SANlA FE
f ueresting Illustrated Lit-
erature, 10c, postage.
W. S. KEENAN,
QlCNMlAI, Pv8SKNOF.lt A OK* I'.
Galveston. Texan.
NEW FAST TRAIN
llet ween St. Louis and Kansas City anil
OKLAHOMA CITY,
WICHITA,
DENISON,
SHERMAN,
DALLAS,
FORT WORTH
And principal flotntu In Texas and the Houtb-
west. Thill train Is new throughout and Is
inuilo up of 1 lin finest otjulpmoot, provided
with diietrlo ltghta and all othe
traveling ennvnuteneea.
completed
other modern
It runs via our now
Red River Division.
Every appliance known to modern ear
building snu railroading haa been employed
in the make-tip »l this servloe, including
Cafe Observation Cars,
miller marKipnmmt of Fred, Harvey.
Full information mn to ratos and all detail* of
ti trio v hi thl» mnv route will bo cheerfully
f urn tatted, upon ;H> plication, by any repre-
flontntlvo of tho
O. SCHAWF & SON
HtiftdqunitorN in the city f
or
G-lassware, Lamps,
* Grookei'y. T i n war© **
(Jranitewim*, Qiuii'iiMwaic, and ovcrytliing in our Hue,
is first class am! ujhto-dfttf.
A full supply of fresh Family'(iroCCrlCH kept ill stock.
#oi!r Free delivery to any part of the City.
W. A. WOOD & CO
Complete Building Material,
Heart feocw^,
Heart Pickets,
McMullen Poultry Netting and
Hog Fence.
Waukegan Barb Wire—Red Spool
Studebaker Wagons,
Lumber
"4
ii'i
J£
Dealers
hv
Brenham, Texas
CASTOR t A
For Infants and Children.
fhe Kind You Have Always BoufjI
0i5:<L,
ftvrlflg Te»ehern Well TrewU-d.
The public schools of Switzerland
are operated by the government, and
civil service rules aw strictly applied.
The teachers, who are mostly women,
are very well paid and never discharg-
ed except for cause, When they get
so old they can't teach any more they
are pension''' 'berally. The result. Is
that tho con lias an excellent corp.j
of educate™ achools.
Won't Follow Advice After Pay 1 tin For It-
In a recent articlo a prominent physician
gays, "It is next to impossible for the physi-
cian to get his patients to carry out any
prescribed course of hygiene or diet to the
smallest or tent; he has but one resort left,
namely, the drug treatment." When med-
icines are used for chronic constipation, the
most mild and gentle obtainable, such as
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver I ablets,
should be employed. Their use >s not fol-
lowed by constipation as they leave the
bowels in a natural and healthy condition.
For sale by R. E. Luhn.
The sweet, clinging kind ot
woman is all right till you have
to be clung to by her every day
of your life.
Carlisle k Co.,
6ao'! Insurance Agents.
lirenlianv. Texaa.
Office: over Uraber'H Jewelry Hto«r
Schmid Bros.
in
-DEALERS IN-
When one wreaks vengeance
on another there is apt to he
something of a wreck.
To Cure Malaria in Four Days,
Take Quinoria. All druggist* are author-
ized to refund the money in any case of
chills, fovur or malaria it fails to cure Prico
60e per package
Most sweet girls begin to fer-
ment shortly after the wedding
takes place.
Oii STOIll A.
Bears the A HtflM Yw HW Nmfi tWflt
Signature
of
Farmers in Pulton county.
Ark., are reported destitute.
The price of oil is going up at
Beaumont.
The Fairest Ofter Ever Make
To any one suffering with dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, sour stornsch, heartburn, take Rex
Dyspepsia Tablets. All druggists aro an
thonzed by the manufacturers to relund the
money in any case they fail to cure. Pric©
60c per package. Remember tho name
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets.
Missouri has the youngest
teacher in the United States. He
is only 12 years old.
o ^ »1* <0 x-/. X Mk. .
Bears tha ^ ^ ^ HawAhWJS B«®tt
Signature
Full stock, all sizep,
wall mm, PAINTS, &c
At the Paint Sfore.
E. ROUSE, Proprietor,
West Sandy Street,
iimiliain, Texas.
GO TO THE —
Hats, Boots and Shoes.
A Finu Stock of
Choice Family Uroocrles
Always on hand.
Sole Agents for Lone Star Ili vtviiur 4JO,
Manufacturing
Company
For Vour
tin WORK. BATH TUBS, CISTERNS.
PLUMBINO AND
RCPAIft WORK A OPCCIALTV
ill Work Dona with Neatness and Ols«atrh
AND FULLY OUAKAMTfKD
KESSLING'S)
Four millionaires are said tofe*
candidates for the United State*
senator in West Virginia.
ot
fails to ture
To Car* Chills or Malaria in 4 Days,
Take Quinoria. All druggists are an
thoriied to refund the money in any
chills, fever or malaria it '
Price $0c per package.
Because several paupers hav*
been left fortunes lately should
be no inducement to go to the
poorhouae.
rKfti;
soiMlUi.
fischer bros,
BUTCHERS,
Dkalkrs in
Livk-Stock
and sausaoi
manufactories.
Kmuhaui, Tex a*.
Hijchffct Market l'rlce Paid for
Marketable Stock.
BRENHAM TEXAS-
The neatest and Irfsst market in city.
The best meats of all kinds aold at rets
onable prices.
ilgkest Market Prici Paid for fit Catiti
Hags ib4 Sheet.
All kinds of Sausage kept on hand or
mad* to order. Kr«e deliver'' in city.
Patronage solicited Jul .atkiaction
guarantee!.!. 'Piso.'i *7, a 'hie*
A. KESSLiNG, rresn-w.
8 ANT A FE SALOON
RESTAUMA1VT,
Irvpmlt* Union Depot, Brenham. Tezaa.
Open day and night. Hot and Cold Lunch
Fish and Casters served to order at all hoars.
The best Liquors and Cigars in the city. So
b f-t olace in town to get what you want.
akhius Baaa always on tap.
AOSN r FOR TCAOUK'C couch cuai.
W H. MURPHY. Manager.
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Rankin, John G. Brenham Daily Banner. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 49, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 3, 1902, newspaper, May 3, 1902; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth484124/m1/3/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.