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nLED.

HEIMAN-on TuCsdAy morning, September %
1885 ut / 40 o clock. HAIRY s0n Of Meyer ana An
ME r. Heymnn aged Sye4m, Smouths and lsdays
Funer-l from the residence Of the parents. No
q Alley 8. Wednesday, September %, Al 2 r. N
Friends o. the family a:c invited. Interment a'
Green wood Cemetery.
TAYLoR-At Beuwood, W. Va, on Monday
September q, 1855, Et o'clock P. ", MALIBY son
Of William Il. aud Mary a. Taylor in his 18th year
Funeral from the residence OF his parents this
(Sednesday) afternoon at . O'Clock. Friends O
the family invited
PEARILL-On Tuesday September q. 1856. ut i
O'Clock noon, MATHEW REAEIii, aged b years
Funeral wi | take place this "wednesday after
noon NJ o'clock, from his late residence, No. Il
Eleventh street Friends Of the family are 70
specially invited TO attend. InttTmtns at PENN
ulR Cemetery.
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The talking barber, whose tongue moves
faster than his razor or his shears, has
long been recognized as one Of the great
and growing evils Of our civilization
There is calm assurance in his manner
which compels the admiration of his vic
tim, who controls himself with the
thought that the torture connot last long
and Is never fatal.
In Philadelphia the evil has taken or
q new form. An Englishman, declared tC
be in perfect health, stretched himself out
in q BARRIERS chair to be shaved by an
Italian. Doubtless aware Of the poverty
Of the artists English vocabulary, he fan.
cied himself secure. What was his sur
prise-or rather the surprise Of the barber
to find at the end Of the job that the Gus.
toner was deadl "sleepa" remarked the
barber, undertaking his kill. But no,
the man was dead.
Perhaps this said incident will incite
mankind to band together against the
talking barber. There is no other way to
meet him on even terms.
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A FArnEILi 5 FEELlNa.
A Very Pathetic Little story from RAilrOn

A Very Pathetic Little Story from Railroad
cat ago Mra,a. 1'al''
On the Chicago Express from Omaha
one day last week were two conspicuous
passengers. One was rpther por;ly, ap-
parently well.to.do gentleman, and the
other was IN infant OF tender age. They
were not travelling in company, however,
and were, in fact, total strangers. But
both seemed cad. The gentleman sat
most Of the time with his forehead rest
ing between his thumb and fingers. He
occasionally tried 70 read, but the maya
zine seemed 10 have no interest for him.
Not a word escaped his lips, and his
thoughts seemed lar away. As for the
baby, her woe was not 30 silently express
ed. Her voice was quite large in proper
ton to her size, and she lifted 1t on high.
The other passengers cast reproachtul
glauces OF the poor, tired mother, who did
her best TO comfort the BARN, and at the
same time take care Of two otherlittle
ones, and muttered unspeakable things TO
Themselves so that the little woman could
understand even il The could not hear.
Soon the gentleman's eyes were fixed
upon the infant. He seemed attracted
where others were repealed. As some oil
the passengers sought seelasion IN the
smoking saloon no walked up 10 the baby
and held out his arms. In another sec
ond he held the little one close to his
face. His embrace. seemed to have that
tenderness which influences even baby
His fine whiskers were fair plsythin2s tor
The tiny hands. His craVat was pulled
awry in the romp. Ere long his eyeglasses
hid the baby's blue eyes. And in half an
hour she was sitting upon his lap biting
at his gold watch, which he held within
her reach.
Both gentleman and baby now seemed
happier. lie smiled at the mites antics,
and the mite had long since ceased her
wailinp. Hour after hour passed and this
strange pair were still together. The
mother could not keep her child more
than ten minutes at time. The big gen
tleman was always eager to have the little
form again in his embrace. II baby slept
her admirer watched her fondly, and
hailed her waking AS joy. The hours oil
au autumn day are long aboard railway
car, but the devotion Of baby's attendant
did not tire. He was her inseparable COM
panion, and he seemed never so happy
as when the little white arms were about
his neck and the little soft face was press
'"You are 80 fond OF children" said the
mother, "that 1.judge you have babies Of
your own"
ayes, | have" the gentleman replied, a
cloud coming upon his face; ~ have one,
"a little babe like this. I am fastening
home to SEQ her, as she is-she is-this
telegram will show YOU"
And as the mother read: Come home
immediately-your child is dying" the
gentleman's eyes were hid from view
against baby's neck.
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BNEAKFAsT BUDGET.

The word cricket is from the Saxor
cryce, stick or club.
Blaine is the name Of new county in
the State Of Nebraska.
A new fancy Of the fair Is gold knitting
needles tipped with pearls.
A brand-new kind Of asparagus Is
horticultural triumph in Boston.
At Woburn, Mass, 1000 women will
vote at the school election this year.
Gold hoops, thickly set with stones, are
something really new in brooches.
The 'tMilllonaire,n red and about the
sizs Of shylock's heart, is new dahlia.
The artists Of New Orleans have decided
to found q school Of design In that city.
Some young women In Pueblo, Mexico,
have started a paper called The AOLhsr'tn-
lao.
II was 4 witty Frenchman who, on Wis
ting Germany, exclaimed; Three hun
dred religions and only one Gravy"
nNoVaies, !" says the Ti6o Republics, "has
. curiosity In the saloon line, You enter
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BY virtue 81 Dttd Of Trust made by Henry Otto
and Rnchel Otto rlS witc, to mo as trustee. dated
June u. lsT9 recorded In the on GO Of hANlert Of
the OUniy court D; OAiD County. Aeat Virginia,
III D, ed Of Trust BOOK 10 &C. page 2g7 will ell,
at the 'front.' door Of the Court Aopse said county
OK SATURDAY, tho 18th day Of o1TosER, 1876.
bet Inning at 10 o'clock A. ~, the following de-
Ic'lbed real estate situate In the toRn Of Tradel-
phiA In the county OF ohio, s'R eUt West Virginia,
that Is To say: LoS numbered eighty Ave, eighty
six, e'ghty.stven aud eighty eight, Together with
all the buildluEE, Ieneinents and appurtenAncPa
thereto belonging Also, Raother piece or parcel
OF land 1yiDg sud being In said county OF Ohio on
tho waters Of Little VIII cling Creek Though
which two streams Of water flow, which Str ans Of
water IrS not 70 be diverted from their present
channels by any person or prs MS whatsoever, and
bound d sS follows Beginning alta htone conner %
HeHIy otto, IN cTuHtney'B line; thence N. 81 w.
20 4 feet or ~ 5.lI poles y RSOua corner 70 Crum'
mey,s on the east lide OF spring runs thence 8.
So W. 2l2 feet 10 q stone corner TO C1rmmeyg on
the west sIds Of said spring run; thonce s SS' Z
n. 5Se III feet 10 the b. ginning, c"naiuing one
The NJ Q 10 the ABOVE property Is believed 70 be
perfect but will convey only the tito vetted IN
me- by said deed Of trust
TERMS OF sALk.-One third and 6 much more
OF the purchRGe money - the purchaser elects To
pay. IN cash II tho day OF sac the balance in two
EQUAL inutallnents 1t one aud two years, the pur-
chaser to give notes bearing inter- ct from the day
OF sale for the deferred payments, the title 70 be
retained until payment Ia ull.
WIZ C0TDEN, trustee.
W Il. HAlLEI AuctIOneeF ElpD.WH
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Bs careful to avoid reading Hne print.
Never attempt 10 read In the twilight
Never read ill the eyes become over
iatigued.
Hold your book or paper at least ten OF
twelve inches from your eyes.
Never change suddenly from very
dark room to one brightly lighted.
When reading or writing see that the
light falls on the page from the left SIDE
and from above.
Do not read while In o reclining or re
cumhent position. This Is highly i'm
portant advice to follow.
II the eyes are weak be particularly
careful not to smoke, tobacco smoke ID
irritating to the eyes Of most persons.
When travelling II Is well to protect the
eyes from cinders, smoke, dust, and bright
sunlight, with smoked glasses.
II theeye becomes weak, procure one
of the little glass cups TO be had Of any
druggist, called on eye douchc, and re
fresh them by an occasional bath.
Do not rub the eye when foreign body
enters it, but take hold Of the lashes o
the upper lid and pull the lid away from
the eyeball the flow Of fluid from undel
the lid will often wash out the offending
i particle.
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WHEELING. w.vA. sNfIEnBEN aO. lss0


In the New York Democratic conven-
ton Col. Fellows blrzed away with his
rhetoric to assure the faithful that with
Roswell P. Flower on the ticket all obsta-
cles TO success would be removed. But
Mr.. Flower has decided that this is
not his year for removing obstacles. He
would rather knock in the head oil his
"barl" abou. next national convention
time when there is bigger game in sis hit.
The doctors agree that this selfish be-
hayior Of Mr.. Flower makes his party
very sick. The obstacles to success about
which Col. Fellows spoke are not to be re-
moved by any man but Flower, who
doesn't think enough oithe chance to pay
the entrance fee. As result there is dis
appointment and Decentralization in the
Democratic ranks. This from the New
York Times is interesting:
Mr.. Flowers refusal to run is not the
only Cause among the New YORK Demo
Gratis Of dependency that can only Dc
compared with the feeling OF doom mani
tested among Republicans just after the
convention OF 1882. Said one Of the Irving
Hall men to-day: "The outlook 10 NOT
bright for us Democrats. II the ticket
were one made by really united Demo.
crazy. and as strong on its face as that Of
the Republicans, the fight in the state
would be close one, with the
chances in our favor. The ticket
ia moi 40 attractive to the pub
lie as that offered by the Republicans; The
party managers know that in the last cleo,
ton there were Republicans who voted
for Cleveland, and Democrats who voted
for Blaine. It's going to be an easy thing
for the Republicans to get back the indie
pendents who voted for Cleveland, but |
know that a good many Of the Democrats
who voted for Blaine left the party to
stay. It would not make any difference
with these men whether Mr.. Flower had
remained on the ticket or not. An effort
will be made to recover the loss IN this
direction, and upon the success Of the Ell
fort depends the chance OF the Democrats
to win.
There is in this much encouragement
for Republicans. The probability is that
Flowers ''bsr'l" could not have saved his
party from defeat, but it may comfort
the afflicted to think on what might have
baen.
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Tho Guernsey COW at Home.

American 1pTlcWtGHN'
We have rarely been so impressed with
the capabilities OF the attractive and su
perbly excellent COWS from the Island o.
Guernsey, as We were few weeks ago
when at q well known Long Island farm
and homestead we had the pleasure OIL
meeting with no less than eighteen mem
bers OF the Guernsey Cattle Breeders As
ISOLATION. This is society formed to CO
operate among Guernsey breeders OF the
vicinity OF Philadelphia with the Guern.
sey Cattle Club, to promote their mutual
interests. They hold monthly meetings al
the houses OF different members, and al-
most all present were members Of the So
ciety OF Friends. We had the pleasure
Of inspecting very choice herd, q we'll
titled farm, excellent buildings, and new
COW stable, furnished with an admirable
cattle tie, while it is convenient and BE-
cure, is so contrived, that by the move
ment Of lever outside the stable, all the
COWS may be set loose at onCe-an exceed.
ipgly useful thing in case Of fire.
The meeting was held on the broad
yeranda OF the "Old Brick" mansion, in.
teresting papers were read, analyses Of
milk reported, q system Of tests discussed,
and the usual busirees transacted.
Two herds OF cattle are kept upon the
farm, a mich herd, largely Friesian, the
milk from which is sent daily to the city,
and the Guernsey butter herd. Calves
are dropped at such seasons that COWS are
in their flush during the winter. A fine
Guernsey heller Of the Gothic family ex-
hibits great thrift and constitution, being
larger than even the Holstein-F riesians
dropped at about the same time. The
COWS, some OF them, are very large, but so
low set, that the size is not SO noticeable
as 1t would be otherwise. By this by, this
Cottie heiter is greatgreat grand.daugh:
ter by the dams line c. old Cottie, figured
in the AMERICAN AgricuLurist for April,
1868, which. SO far as we are aware, was
the first engraving Of Guernsey COW ever
published in this country.
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in Mexico and take your drink on United

in Mexico and take your drink on United
States soil"
Cement stuck full Of big round pebbles
from the beach, which are painted 20 90
TO shine, Is the latest decoration for the
front Of q seaside cottage.
"of the tendency toward pure character
painting ard ordinary incident, " says the
Pail Mdn GaEtiie, "Mr. HowellS Is the best
living exponent"
The house in which Handel was born at
Halle, 200 years ego, stillptands in mar
row street, and bears the name and efiigy
Of the "Yellow Stag"
Most persons think Of Cambridge, Mass.
as mere college town-a mellow apple
Of which Harvard Is the Core-but, &C
cording to a census Just taken, the popu
lation Is 10000.
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nn Nnl HnIt unul chnl WInter !. Here.

The Summer is over-Autumn brings
forcibly to mind the necessity OF fixing
the revenue for the winters supply Of the
requirements OF liie-and the sanguine
man turns naturally to making a small
sacrifice OF dollar or more las he can af-
ford III upon thealtar Of Fortune, by send
ing TO NJ. A. Daupbin, New Orleans, La,
for ticket or fraction Of onein the lS5th
Grand Monthly Drawing Of The Louisiana
State Lottery, at noon, on Tuesday (al-
ways Tuesday, October 18th, when $685.
500 will DO scattered broadcast in sums
from S75, 900 downwards. So prepare for
winter-by investing at once. DAw.
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"MY daughter has taken the medicine
faithfully, according to directions, and her
health aud spirits are now perfect. The
humor Is all gone from her face. l wish
every anxious mother might know what .
blessing Ayers sarsaparilla is in such
cases. DGw
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gaper 0dIaselromse
PAPER WAREHoUsR.

Robinson, Far-iS s. Co.,
Manufacturers and DealSn IN oyery variety Of
PAPER. No. 1E2I MAIN STREET,
Telephone ~. Wheeling, ". VI.
Highest cab price paid iuE Rag, Paper and Ola
Ioon. mlD
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An UnfatlipE Safeguard Against all InfSo-
titus DlSeaIeS.
Use Camphorine Soap freely in washing
bed clothes and all clothes worn closest to
the body. See the big reward we offer on
wrapper. s. STRuNz,
Originator Of "Wax Soap"
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SOME GOOD THINGS IN
Commercial Stationery.

SVHIHHVHOH tNN - '"NHVHHO9 ,
Hills elattinv Path, for moisteninR pads for let
ter copying book without brush. Quick and clean
Two sizes
Brown l. BiSby's Letter File, the neatest, mosi
substantial and complete ono in the county
PIi u very reasonable
American STANDARD Wiling Fluid, IN quarts
pinH and hall piutt 70 iHvely the most IN istR
Tory Ink, for general use, In the market. sRnplt
bottles cheeriully given.
st axes sha lug PEN, in Eve sizes; Just The
thing for nice ledger headings Or show window
signs Ink IN all c0llrs n use with pens.
Blank NoAF, Drafts ard Receipts, In new pat.
terms. handsomely engraved. Good paper and
vel peri rate at tub
We endeRvvr 10 &c. all the new. good things thai
conc cut and ask your inspection
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
Exclusive BoofS and Stationery
keo31 No 1901 MARI OF Street.
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"AoE cannot wither it nor custom state
its infinite variety" Flesh is hardly heir
to,an ache or pain which cannot be cured
by using Salvation oil.
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EELING { ELM GROVE R, R.

on SUNDAYS.
Leave oily alta. \, and run sVery hour until .
Leave Wheeling Puk 1t a. \. and run syury
AI W pnu WE puS : hIs5Ssi
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HOr,iOrd's Acid Phosphate, Very satisfae.
tory In PrnAtrntinn.

DR.. P. P. Gilmartin, Detroit, Mich,
says: ~ have found It very satisfactory in
It's effects, notably In the prostration at
tendant upon alcoholism"
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RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD
FOR The
PIANOFORTE

The success of this celebrated instruction bOOl
has been phenomenal.
After mole than quarter Of century OF tidal
amid multitude Of competitors,
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The "Want Soap, universally acknowl.
edged to be the biggest and best 5 cent bar.
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Solicitors Of Life Insurance.

IlJhurrn A few flrst class mon who have faith
In sSs SSt e 1c sS 81 si a. en-
Equitable I.tts AEBocthtt0n of Wupt Virginia
q 90 operative company with the best endowment
plan now In use. Popular Rud easily worried
Bu,ineS established. References required Fer
FOR further particulars apply at once 70 H. Il
wHrTLoCK, Manager, MRrinSburg, West Virginia.
ta4n
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AS ONE having used Ely's Cream Balm
I would say It d worth itn weight in gold
as cure Tor Catarrh. One bottle cured
me. s. A. LOWELL, franklin, Pa. (See
Rdv'tl TThsAw
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q. s. gt1odes T. Go.
]. S. RHODES & co.
Ian Ell
DEPARTMENT.

Being large purchasers Of the
Manufacturers Trade Sale Of
Flannels in New York, we are
prepared to offer them at less
than present cost Of production.
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the PERFUMEO BALLROOM J

The Atlanta Ce4sliutton, speaking Of the N''u'
The pefiumed ball room was ono o. ihe II tSs
and graceful features Of this great eyenS re,ted
guess entered the Opera House they NtFS Iv.,hly
with the most delicious OdoS: ~ ron ~ ar NJ
bl0oming bed OF thousand flower aSe,sed %
laden with tho soft, sweet perfume VA iS!s,iie and
be the very breath Of the goddess o. picA ioI,.
Woolng 70 the Raielies Of the occasion, sT,ainr
tain, neatly placed was playing ~ GE aud
the cologne which gave iOrth tbs VIZ VIZ IStecLed
tho pFacticod senses Of the ladies a. ON ,SS ioIbIn
what Il was We need hardly ray hhI "" ~ liz a.
and the two RtomiBerS were dbpehAlu6
molphere the odor Of
TAYIoRs PREMIUM COLOGNE
an article Of Southern mAnuiActute, it5 SsIt
promptly won IL way Into wide tELeSu psfIST and
This Cologne Il Of the hncit qIaliy isS toilet
delici0uS; and an esteemed Article nn md dtl
table OF al that have used H. Ihc qnsS iirOyef
iOate IenSe Of the "MyStIo owls al OhCx .STect v
Cd ID merits, and they had no hApGs' 10 Of DE-
oGer their gnestA than these lounnhS r. i5und 70
lightful perfume. Tho taif dancers !ieIie hen
grateful q FetF, Iher last evening WI! Iceplngup
selves and honor their entertainer " p,JnLh H
The sensation throughout tho We.InS TSTN
means Of this delightful agent
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A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ATRAINs-ExPLAH OF REEEEKEcE Marks.
eDaIly. tsunday excepted. monday excepted
WheellnR Time:
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Tho beautiful Farm Of Mr.. Lewis Baker, adIoin.
ing the thriving town Of Kim Grove, has been sur.
veyed Iuto LOIS suitable for private residences and
gardening purposes. Situated near the iailraAd
station ut Him Grove, and convenient 70 graded
school, postOce, Atores and shops; lying almost on
the National Road, and In close proximity 10 the
extended Motor line; there iSno property In mar.
ket in the vicinity Of the City Of Wheeling 20 dc.
SiTnbla. There Is an abundance OF khAde, fruit
aud ornamental tres upon the property. Buy
yourself home and be happy.
will sell ON THE PREMISES the above prop.
erty on the date named, II tho day IL fair: II
Stormy then on the following day-commenciug
Rt the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. n, 10 the highest
bidder.
TERaS-one.fourt cash, the remRInd,r ct the
purchasers option ~ 70 time, Any term up 10 ten
yeArs given on deferred payments II desired. but
ali deferred payments 70 bear BI1 percentinteiesL
payable semi annually, and ~ be secured BY deed
Of trust on the property sold.
This property will increase In value more rapidly
than any otner In tie vicinity OF Wheeling.
JAMES GILCaR'ar. Agent
WILLIAM Fl, HALLEE, Auctioneer Sep25
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B., z. . o. Railroad.
Leave BellAire at 6:4oP. Y. for Woodsaeld and
Summarized.
Xrrivs a Bsllalre 1910 A. n. and s,2s IN
WHEELING & ELM GROVE RR.
On and after MONDAY, Nay 4, 1856, trains on
tho W. 4 Z @. r. r win leave Gs follows:
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

BALTIMORE, Aug. "a fire yesterday in Bal
tmore County destroyed the psrane works OF Hunter
Brady, causing damage OF about 100000. which -
nearly by insurance. The stock destroyed was
$500; fully insured.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Sire in the kindling wood
factory OF Steeman Ward this morning caused loss
OF $4,000 the contents and SD OF the building.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 3.-Fire to-day destroyed the Third
floor roof OF the medical laboratory of NJ. Laup-
heimer, Son Co. Eu;awst near Pratt. The damage IA
estimated at $4,000, aud is covered by Insurance
Michael Halloran a fireman, at thirdstory window
with a hose pipe which he could not hold and was
thrown I. the sidewalk iistarcc OF twenty-five feet
He fell head foremost. and mis- skul. was crushed
PENSACOLA. Fla. Aug. 3.-Thc steamer Ida Stockton
was burned Melton. place about twenty miles from
here this morning at o'clock. She was insured
AUTorAGAsTA. Bolivia Aug 3, via Galveston.-Yestor-
day morning the Custom House and several other buld
iugs were burned. The loss Is about ylOOOOOO.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 3.-The Opera House
building In Bowling Green Mo, owned by W. u. Meal
lister and occupied by half dozen stores and Offices
was burned Saturday night The loss is $4,000 ;
Insurance $4,000
NEwORLIANs. La. Aug. 81 Tassin's clothing store
FL Dccaturst burned last night The loss is rl o0O
fully insured.
HOWELL, Mich, Aug. "A. G. and Il. II. Switzer's
in Marion Township WAS burned yesterday with rs
contents. The loss is S2,500 insurance $1,000 Light
ming set the barn on IRE.