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Daily Republican., 1888-11-26


A liRhtnlr g oaleula o; amazei . 8,
Louis merchant By his wonderful work
He offered to teach addition" 10 thu
merchant, and then asked for the Dash
book that he might demonstrate his
ability. The book WAs brought forwsrd.
The merchant thus BgeRka OF what fol-
lowed: The fellow "tuEnad 10 q full
page already footed up. Placing his
hand over the total without looking al
u, he pointed at the top Item, and before
1 oould have added three figures TO-
gether he had aid the finger to the hot
tom and announced the rOanlt. The
very first footing was over SIS 900, and
he announced IL IN about three seconds
after he had hidden the total. II took
my boOkkeeper ten minutes to reach
the same result, for IL was . column OF
seven figures, including cents. tried
TO fool him by hiding the totals myself,
but It made no difference, for he ran the
column down ct q single gesture, and
than, picking up pencil, wrote the re.
suit each time more rapidly than tell
about 1t. Who the fellow was or where
he came from don't know"
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
Anornsr vIrrruln Eronr..nn

No person ever visiNd the tAmous
Shsuandoah Valley, Virginia and Woat
Virginia but be admired the country,
tta people aud appreciated the vast re'
eeuIoss awaiting developments. Daring
the past few months . very heavy i'm.
migration has Rona into these BtAtss. II
u . grand country, has an excellent
ollmAta, is rich Ia natural resouFoes,
landl are cheap, and persons seeking
new locations should look II over imme.
diateiF.
December Ath the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad %. will sell round ttip Iand
excursion tickets good FOE 80 days from
PhilAdelRhiA, Wilmington, Dsl, New
Ark, Del, aud Chester, Pa, to VArioul
points in Virginia and Wesi VlFRlnia
nc one fare for the round trim.
For particulars About this excursion
apply TO ticket agents, b & o. g. r.,
o. points named above, or q. 4 Mac
bslzie, 1913 Chestnut Itrset, Phlladel.
pitts, Pa.
d, v. Richards, Land Agent, B. &
o., Baltimore, Nd, will give 5 on full
information about lAnda.
CHAs. o. eoULL,
Gen. PAsa. Agent,
B. h o. II. r. 90.
Bush's. French atF0ea wharf Is ths plael
~ buy Your coal.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
NOV un.tro Itamn.

Hr0m the btAr.
The names OF Edward Challenger and
John King have been mentioned as the
probable successors Of Mr. Manlove In
the New Castle post office.
Mr.. Graham, . maehinist, who worked
for the Delaware Iron Company, has &C.
cepted . position ia Philadelphia
AS is customary on the advent Of a new
sheriff, the jail commissioners are giving
the jan q thorough overhaullng. Some
repairs to the walls have been found
necessary, the steam-pipes are being re
paired and the In terror arrangements
generally looked after.
Bishop Coleman did some good on
Sunday night last by his temperance ser
mon at Emmanuel Church A young
man was overheard to say, when he was
coming out, THAT was the most sensible
lecture on temperance ever listened to,
and for one will not drink any more in
toxlcating liquor"
The Sunday school class of Mrs. Hub
bard Of the M. K. Church will give an
oyster supper In the room of the Young
Mems Republican Club under K. Of p.
Hall on Thursday evening, November 20,
1883, TO aid them In raising enough
money 10 win tine school banner now held
BY Mr. Elwood Wilson's class.
Mrs. Hannah Carly, an old resident Of
our city, died very suddenly on Fri lay
of last week, at her home on Market
street, Of kidney and heart trouble Mrs.
Carly leaves a small amount of money
and real estate, which will 20 TO . sister
living in Ireland. She was buried in st.
Peters cemetery.
On Wednesday evening last Co. q, ID.
N. g., was mustered for inspection
General Armstrong, AdjutAnt-Genera
! Kenney and Colonel Records performed
the duty thoroughly and effectively. The
company mustered but twenty six men,
but they made so good an impression by
their general appearance, discipline and
practical knowledge Of tactics, that Gen
eral Kenney was heard to say, after the in
spectiOn, that Co. H was the finest com
pany in the State. 1t had the 1nest look
ing body Of men, they were the most
proficient in drill, and their quarters were
the finest, neAtest and handsomest Of any
other company.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

A Chicago man was caught in q most
embarrassing condition. He attended
q party, aud, not being able TO end hil
coat, wore that OF friend while escort.
Ing . lady home. On the CARS he was
startled 70 6nd shat his money was in
the missiDR GOAT, and that he had not
even nickel in the SUNDAY clothes
he wore. What to do he could not i'm
aRine, but he hnally excused himself TO
the lady and went ont on the rear plat
form. To the conductor he unIolded
bis sad tale, and then said: "My friend ,
II you will trust me for these two fares
III waioh on the corner for you ia the
morning and pay you" The conductor
laughingly said II was all right, and
the young man was happy again. He
took the young lady home, and then
trAmpad all the way back after his
missing coat. II was found, aud the
next morning he waited on the corner
two hours to pay the kind conductor
and reward him with 4 cigar.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

While 9 Mrs. Oollander, Of Chlcssc,
S%sss 6nAttlng with some nslRhbors In
her pArlor one afternoon, abe was
startled By hearing q crash In back
room. The ladies, on running to lnvee-
tlgate the cause Of the noihe, came upon
strange man, presumably q burglar,
Who had Just dropped . vase upon the
foor, and who, on seeing the women,
tried to escape by opening what he
thought was q door leading TO the hall
way. he only got himself into o
closet, however, and Mrs. Oollander
promptly locked the door on the In
truder, keeping him there until q po.
llcsmsn arrived. Aftsr the man was
arrested, 1t 10 EAid, gold watch and
other articles Of Jewelry were found 10
the closet.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

GRAD !
iNE l.
u FluIlIlV
3 StreeN
Ille 10 /
Poots /
M, Gr.
where L
It and al
be cityE
4 ~
aIId VI
|Fes ed
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wear al
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the q.
D y
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

An engineer on 4 railroad In Georgia,
who has many friends among the farm
ers, while running his train at full
speed near Macon, the other day, saw q
farmer In the middle Of the track Wav.
lug his hat to stop do train. The on.
Rlneer, linking there was an oSstTucs
tion on tie track, quickly reversed his
engine and applied the air brake.
When the engine halted the farmer In
formtd tina engineer that he was grind
ing cane over ct his place and wanted
him to 60 and drink some Of the juice.
Ths engineer managed to ctnsEol his
temper, thanked the farmer, and then
hurried on to make mp for lost time.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

From the Ledger.
Tdera will BE- q meeting ct Grange
Hall next Friday evening for the pur-
poss Of organ zlng branch Of the Order
OF the from Hall.
Among the handsome dwellings in
the East End Is that Of Prof. Go'dey's,
Of the Wilminqton Commercial College.
DR.. Catherine A Williamson has
located 10 Philadelphia and opened an
cffios Of No. 2I20 Fltz RAter street for
the practices Of medicine.
Tie election hal the gOod effect Of
bringing to John Friok, hsokmAD, . set
Of sp!erdd double harness, which he
will display to the public on Thanks
giving dAy.
The ladies Of 81. Thomas Guild will
bold q aala OF useful fancy articles, 10
oluding q large supply OF hand painted
christmas cards, suitable for holiday
presents, in the first week 10 Deem.
bsr.
Samuel Wood and wife, who left SOME
time ago from their home near the p,
w. q B, r r. for Silver Springs,
Florida, returned To Newark again on
Thursday. They were quArAntined Rt
Richmond and were not allowed 10 60
farther South.
Ths Aid Society of the Christian
Church will Rive a New England Bup-
per In Oaskey building November 28th.
AdmittAnee free. Tickets for supper
35 cents. A festival will be conducted
at the same time. Come and enjoy
yourself.
Council held . meeting on Tuesday
night. The bid OF Rumsey s. Co., Of
NEu, Vork enr hoolr and lHddaF hOf
carriage and tender was accepted. Price
not named. An order for LOCO feet Of
hose WAS given to . New York dealer.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

Revival services were commenced At
Goodman n. T. Chapel, Fourteenth
and eoott streets, last night, DR.. John
Stmmh preaching the iulliAtoEy sermon.
The doctor selected his text from the
third chapter Of the Acts OF the Apos.
ties, and the 10lh verse: "Repent,
therefore, and be converted, that your
aims may be biotted out"
Owing 10 the inotemenoy OF the
Weather the audience was moi large, but
DE- Blmms was none the less earnest in
preaching on that account. He gave an
tntrod uclOry sketch Of the healing Of
the lame man by Pstar 81 the beautiful
gate OF the temple, which preceded the
delivery Of the sermon By Peter, Of
which the text is . part.
He made . very earnest and impEer-
sive appeal 10 his hearers Who were not
converted to comply with the AdmonI-
tion Of the text A prayer service fol-
lowed the sermon, but none came for
ward to ask the prayers Of the church.
The services will be continued every
evening during the present week except
Saturday evening.
1t Is the intention OF Presiding Elder
Murray 20 organize q society ct thIs
chapel a. aoon as possible, and next
spring 10 supply tho place with . reRu-
lar pastor, bat under the auaploea Of
Asoury NJ. Z. Church Quarterly Con.
ference.
The Sunday school In this chapel Is In
very psospefous condition, now mum.
bring over one hundred members.
Three months ago It organised with ten
scholars. The school up 10 this time
has occupied the frat story Of tbs chapel
only, but the second story has besu
leased and the infant department. under
the ohArgs Of Mrs. W. ]. 81. Lingo
will hereafter occupy the apartment up
stairs.
The school has been raising money to
purohass library and to meet other
expenses by means Of oArds dlatributod
amongst scholars and teachers, A
lady nearly 20 years Of age has dis
fenced all others In this work. YeeteE-
day aiteInoon she returned her cards
With collection Of SIG 10. Rev. ]. L
Bryan, who WAS present when tile 70
tort ives made, slid she was certainly
ens,sioa - be banner. The same lady,
who Is not in nf1laent circumstances,
made a present to in9 6unoUi o. Two
oks for the library, one 1.-THE Life Of
Goldman" and the other "Ths History
| Of MethCdism-" Raw. J. 70 Bryan
ytBerlay afternoon organized the
s!h0ol into q Missionary Society with
20 following oficlrs; Pret ident, Miss
Mary Dilloni Vice president, OhATIea
RtAdenkopf; secretary, Miss sallle L.
Hsrteyj treasurer, Miss Mary Cochran.
Tho school 10 mixing preparations Ia
give ChEiAtmas entertainment.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

10 regard TO all questions Of national
importance, The HsW York Tribune 10
probably the text book Of GREATEST Re-
publioGn authority, In city which is
full Of Democratic newspapers, The
Tribune remains loyal to Republican
pTiDoiplesj and It certainly presents In
every issue the latest phases OF ARRTes,
slve Rspubltcaniam sad the most I'D
vAnOed thought OF the party. II 10
full 10 overlooking with American
ideas. During the past campaign, a
crest number Of Democrats in ell parts
Of the country subscribed for the paper,
In order 60 learn, from an undieputed
S0utoP, the best the Republicans had TO
say for themselves; aud the Rspupi-
cans followed Its bold and uuoompro,
mlsiuR championship OF their ideAa
with interest and admiration. We are
assured that The Tribune has done,
this past year, tho largest business in
It's history.
While printing all the news, and a
great variety Of special matter for the
entertainment and instruction OF RAD.
erB, the Tribune gives so much space TO
national discussions thAt 81 is q paper
which cirUulAtes side-by-side with the
local press without Injury to either. 1t
" / be one OF the btss national neWE-
page In the country for q Republican
to have In the house after General HRr.
rlson becomes Prssidenk. During the
past year the Tribune hAa presented tbs
questions Of Protsotlon, pensions 30
Union veterans, Temperance, relatio1s
with foreign powers, etc etc from the
Republican point OF view with dilt-
ssnOs aud sArDostness. New subsoIib-
srs now will get the paper until jam
&ry 1, 1890, Among its premiums for
1889, are the Waverly novels, Oooper's
novelV, & good riffs, q shot gun, and
other articles, more particularly de-
s3ribod In the prospectus In smother
o0lumn. Address, THE TRIBUNE,
Publication Ofioe, New York city.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

Fhns u
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

T,,iTAFTBD-A GOOD HhLiABLE wo
nan for Soos m ~ va lse easssah sot tS,
llll.,'' s6rstf Of Fourth and Orange
49,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
EOEIUHF.

Bush'a, French atFOea wharf iG ths plaes
~ buy YouT coal.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
An ExtEaOrdmary PnsnomsnOn.

No other term than the above would
apply to the woman who could see her
pAng CT regret. Many woman becomes
Of functional arrangement. What .
pity that all such do not know that Dr.
Pteros's FAvoTlse Prescription will re-
store their organs to normal state, and
make them youthful and beautiful once
morel For the ills to which the daugh-
tsrs Of Eve are peculiarly liable tho
"Preaoriptlou" is . sovereign remedy.
Il IL the only medicine sold by drug
Rists under positive guarantee from
the Manufacturers, that 1t will give
satisfaction IN every case, or money
will be returned. See guarantee DC
bottle wrapper.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

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Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

.--,.-gTFr "a LADIES TO GALL Al
~ ~ WnniagtOn Intelligence oifioo,
49, s,rsat. nbd Btoufo goud girls Tor
~ rea5ibtr work or general house.
~ ma ofc.y rsiefanoa givhh. ns4'2ss
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

Miss Anna BlAkeley, . sAleslAdy of
Lima, Ohio, met with \ singular scoi.
dent while waiting on . customer. She
had . pair Of sharply pointed SCISSORS
suspended from her bait by q stout rub
her cord, and in turning around the
soissors caught and the rubber cord YVES
stretched to Its full limit When the
scissors released themselves the elias
uoity OF the cord caused the soissors TO
rebound with great torch, and, striking
Mias B aSeleg In the hack, they pene.
trntad ths flesh over an inoh, making q
serious wound.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
-
A Remedy for 0ramp,

Let the patient provide himself With
. good strong cord, and keep 10 alWRys
by him. a long gArter--she yard and .
halt Of good stout knitting that sup
ported the hose Of y bygone age will
serve the purpose we'll enough, When
the spasm comes on let him wind this
cord around the affected part, take an
end in each hand, and give them q
good sharp pull. IL will hurt y little
Il Ia uaeless II It does not-but the
oTAmp will vanish at once.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

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nunlsus /
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HllBtl
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

oOnsrsEatiopsI.st.

some months ago We stated that a
church In q thriving manufacturing
place needed q pastor. No large salary
could lie paid, but the hsld was one
where the right man could make
bis efforts tell. We had n OonsiderA.
bic number Of responses, but one Was
specially noticeable. The applicant
had been 'flookinR alx months for lust
such q fed" And he proved to be
the last pastor OF that very vacant
church.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

The snb Temperance Bilisn known. L
stimulates the Brain and qusts The nerves, rIgu-
lltsS the Bowels Hd produces . perfect blood
circulation which Is sure to restore perfect
health,
GEO. W. DAVIS, OF lep Baronns st., New
OrlesnH, La, writes under date May 2dth,
1883 as follows; III have bssn going 10 the
Hot Springs, Ark, fer fifteen ysars for an
itching humor in ny blood. have lust
u1od three bottles Of Vinegar BitteTs, and II
hiss done ne more good than the Springs, II
is the best medicine made"
JUShPH ]. EAqAN, OF No 10 West St ,
New YORK, gays: =" Have not boon without
Vinegar Bltters for the past twelve yoars,
and consider It q whols medicine chest in
oar family"
A Beautiful book free.
Address, R.H. MCDONALD DRUG
co, b32 Washington NJ, New York.
gT-god&W
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

Cu.ioura soap, 16c.; rssolvsnt, $780,;
hotspio bit.ers, 400 Els's balm, 800 /;
Heod's sATgapAFilla, $50. Don't trihe
with a cough, uso McInsll's syrup Of
tar, Soc. Old and reliable, No opium.
Made only by N. B. DAnforth, druggist,
bad and Market.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
That Rarest of combinations

True dellcacy Of favor with true effica-
CIV of action has been attained in the ia
mousC California liquid fruit remedy Syrup
Of Figs. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered It Immensely popu
lar. 1t cleanses the System, cures Cos
tiyeness, etc. All druggists. N. b,
Danforth, Second and Market, Wholesale
agent
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
HAnt-silverwAre and spsotAOles

Dr. BImIns' white PulmOnIo BAlsAm
The great real prevention Of consumD.
ton and positive cure of coughs, sore
throat, hoaFseness, oroup, etc., and pos.
tive preseEver OF the Voios for public
speaking. Bold only IN 600. and 81
bottles. Depot, Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

Ia performing wonderful cures con
tlnuously Of weak, infiAmed and sore or
red eyes aud grAnulated red and muol.
fsd eye lids. We refer to Henry
BAItel, Professor W. A. Reynolds,
Henry Rumor and W. Fl. Ryan. A
very bad case now we'll. $50. Depot
Fourth and King.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
TO Restriot the chinese.

OTTAWA, Ont NoY. 25.-lt is believed
that during the coming session Of Parlia-
ment the Government " Id enact legisla'
ton restricting Chinese immigrat on
Two hundred and forty Cinnamon arrived
In British Columbia last month,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
Painter.

House and sign painter and grainer
Call and see me before going anywhere
else. Work reasonable. No. S04 Orange
aETeet. TILaHMAE DANNER.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

Already taken for the Holidays. Never
so busy, but we can take yonrs and all
your irianda. Satisfaction guaranteed.
FIFTEEN Cabinets for s. 90. BEEoHER,
No. S1b Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

would alter house after March 25th
next, No. s4s Madison street, into store
for good tenant. Wo1ld make o Ecod
Laundry stand. Apply TO W, Scott
vernon, REPUBLICAN, Ohioe,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

Fer 6sllcacy, for purity, and foF in.
pggvsmeut Of The complexion noshiug
annsla p Zzlni's P0 Rder.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

Gall and sec the cTayon portrais and
frame Cummings makes on indictments
8O2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

MoOsHrey g Workman. Oyster Rock,
No. 903 Market street. Open all night.
dive them 3 call.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

when baby was sick, NE Xave her oastoria,
When she was Ohild she cried for CAstOriA
When she became Mis- she chung to Castoria
when shs had ohn41cu she gave them Cas-
tOrlA.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

Go 10 Mcclure for all kinds Of tlsh
aCd oyHtsEs every Gay. Eighth stree
nAskst house.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
The People

Tell us they never saw
such nice. fitting gar
ments as we sell /; that
while they are easy fit
ing they are stylish and
are made In the very
best manner /; then they
say they like our way Of
doing business. No pre-
tentions to selling goods
at off prices for the pur-
pose Of deception, b u {
they are sure from the
way we have grown our
trade that our goods at
fair prices are what the
people want. 1t Is also
known that we buy with
the ready cash, which
make prices the lowest.
Have you seen our
OveTcoats and Suits ?
Almost every day we
are adding to our assert
ment. We try TO have
whatever the men and
boys want, and want to
give the best bargains.
Tailoring Suits and
Overcoats made to Or
der, and lots OF Fl n e
goods to select from.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

prevented and CURED by Hooper'a Ano-
dyna. Best medicine for t0ethins ano
collie. All druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

The celebrated Three B. B. b. oiRAE,
By ii. y. Bourbon q
Bro, No. 219 West Second street. The
best 20. cigar In the city. Txy them.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
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"a MANAGER HlB UUh
nv tsEnt9sfn once; tniary sl,b9oi cenntl
", s-solssatD worth OF gOedti must
Nv atB sash dspoIt; FafefehoeS. An
l,.''t' iFBN, No. Z cooper Uhie8, REV
W.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

Strong cough candy st FsrguSon'r, II
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
| Thanksgiving Proclamation


[
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
The President OF the United States having
desisnated TlUNsDAS, 10Th instant a. a day
of1htuksRiymR and Prayer.
Now therefore !, BENJAMIN 7. RfGGs
noVtfhof q HsS ssstu OF delaware, do hereby
recommend the general and pr1ppr ubsqr.
vance q said day, and request that all citizens
and residents ortliu state ct on that day At
thel- f6spective places ~ religious worship
and there Offer up hanks 10 tie author of
every good aud perfect ri II for the many
biz ssiuga and BENEFITS gTApiuufly bestowed
putina the year now drawing to close, and
tmniOre Divine assistance for our future
guidance and property,
In withnB whereof | have here
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal or the State 10 be here
unto affixed at Dover, this Hf zenith
| l., s. DAY OF November, In the year Of our
- Lord one thousand eight hundred
and cigh ty-eiRht, aud u the indie
pendenee Of said State the one hum
BENJAMIN T. BIGGs.
By the Governor
john Z. SAULsHrRY,
secrc AIRY Of state, hT-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

DoARDERs WANTED EVERY
ID thing hrEt-class, rates reasonable. No.
East Third street, oZ2f
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
MAKES An EXCITEMENT
IN LOWELL.

This girl is thirteen years Of age, and
one OF a number Of old, helpless cases of
progressive paralysis, cured by the Moxie
Nerve Food. She now resides at No.
L Street in the City of Lowell, State of
Massachusetts,. She was so helpless her
mother was obliged to attend her as In in
fancy. Her physicians said her disability
was progressive paralysis, and absolutely
ineurable. A nurse at the Massachusetts,
General Hospital advised the use of Moxie,
It was given. No medicine or other
means were used meantime. Two cases
of Moxle made her rs we'll as ever before
aud from being speeGhless and helpless,
she is bow healthy, ronping school girl,
with glib tongue, and no one would
ever imagine she was once a helpless,
hopeless wreck.
We certify that the aboyeis absolutely
true In every respect.
JOHN NICHOLSON, Cher father.)
SARAH NICHOLSON, Cher mother
LOWELL, Mass, Sept, /, 1888.
MIDDLEsBG, IS.
Personally appeared before me, notas
ry public, John Nicholson, and made
oath that the above statement is tTuo,
GRO II. RICHARDSON, Notary Public.
o6-2taw
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
For Hsas.

DOR RENT - ONE FIVE-R00MED
J. house, large yard, q per NOR IN, also one
nlne-ruomed house ahd store SIS per month.
stTeetR nsu-u
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

ENoK RBHT-A RlUk EUoM FOB 4
y society in the Hsfsnass building, 10TH
md Market streets. Apply 70 y. MO
oAHLLY No. 0 W. 10th st. Rh'h
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

TOTIOE IS HEREBY Given THAT
IN the understand will make applioS
ton thh next session Of tho LeGisiatuRa
Of the StA'e OF Delaware for q divorce from
No I'm JOHN P. DEPUTY.