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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

The Taxpayers organization have
hired John ID. SmoOt and j. Y. Nc
CliutOck to defend its members in
the tax saits that is expected to be
instituted
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22
4 Mar e'ogs Discovery Free.

e,Auous hair removed perman-
emily, fhst3prsheously without pam,
by Electro Chchitl Fluid. In order
to prove superiority, we will for the
next 80 days send sample b title and
testimonials free on receipt of ninteen
gents to pay postage Address.
Electro Chemical TO, b5 East 18th
street, New York.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

7. H. Bennett is the only agent of
Santa Claus in Memphis for the sale
Of candies. fruits and fancy groceries.
Tie wants your trade and offers in
ducements to-get it. Take your pro,
duce there, where it will command the
highest price.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

\ festival will be yivcn in the
Lawn Ridge Church, Christmas eve,
Dec. oath. The proceeds will be used
in repairing the church. The tables
will be spread at 100 p. N. Every
body Invited
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22
Fall IN Line. All You Peanie

Who wish to see bright and
beautiful display Of charming Christ
mas novelties for the season of 1892.
We are glad to welcome visitors,
pleased to show our goo1s and ready
to make close prices to all.
JOIN II. Mulch & Co.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

C.. y. Siillc. editor 81 the Union
vile Republican, has received Il cont
mission AS District Deputy Chief Pa
triarch Of q Ill Fellows Encampmcnt
of til district, which is composed Of
Memphis, Glcnwood and CnioDviile
Lancaster Republican.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

J,y.c L. Donaldson. of Downing.
WIS cal!c.,at this Office last Thurs
day. Mr.. Donaldson is Il straight
Peoples party man and regular
reader of this .!,.sper
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22
Don't Worry

About what to get for MAS Gifts,
but go to John H. Mulch & Co.'S. anil
see their splendid assortment of
pleasing and popular selections for
people Of every aye. Nlsittffs ar:
cordially invited.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

IN: OF unclaimed letters rciNssl-
ing in sssc postofffce at Merr Wis
Dec. goth, 1892. J. p. Bayare, Miss
Gypsie Lester, +. Lockwood. s. B.
Food. John Chrisman, Mrs. Hattie 4
Harvey, Ocero \. Jones.
F. ". CoxELL, L. NJ.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

Teaches and Sunday schools will
do we'll to see Buscy before buying
Christmas candy. He has the largest
stock in the city'and will not be I'M
dersold, at the old Paxton Il Hudson
sta4id.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

Every fruit grower SHOULD give
the public his experience IN that line,
for publication in the farmer $
UNION. 4 great amount OF good
can thus be accomplished.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

\ deputy collector went out into
the country atoot, Saturday, expecting
to ride iaCi. on farmers horse, to
he sold for back railroad taxes, but
lack was against him. He found
walking good lr,il, ways.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

Not cloud to mar the ferry
Xmas buyers, who visit our 't.iaG6,ll
stock Of giits-approprat: and lie
z;rable for everybody, old and voting
at John IL. Mulch & Cos.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22
Closing OFT Sale.

We will sell out our entire stock
of shoes at cost. They must 70 in
the next thirty days to make room
for other business. Come and get
prices. TFAYrs.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

The college affairs are being placed
in a condition that warrents rs IN
saying that that institution will be
opened soon, with a co:. plcte faculty
ia charge.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

The County onion will meet III
Memphis cit the first Saturday in JAN
uary, 1898, at 10 a. IN. Let all turn
out, and remember to pay your dues
and send live delegates.
j. j. TExNAxf See.x.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22
J. j.. TENNAM, Sec'y.

Come e. ;sa see how satisfactory
Xmas shopping can be made. how
we'll We can fill your wants and
EoS far We can make your money 90.
j II. Mulch & Co.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22
To the Teachers Of Scotland County,.

We haye an immense arrot,nt of
fine candies. Also, large quantity
Of extra good mixed candy, suitable
for Chlistri.ss treats. We make
special prices to teachers. Call and
see Us. J. II. WATKINS.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

Return of the favol1;es, the Nash
vile Students, will appear at the
Opera House on next Monday night.
Dec, &c. The company is better this
season than ever. They have now
F-got Billie johnson, the greatest colortl
comedian and dancer, and James
White, the funny coon. They will
give an entire change of program
and will please ali with their new
funny comedy the Cake Walk. -
Get your tickets in alliance, prices
p, 33 and 80 cents ut 5. VI. Smith :.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

The klingla meat market will sell
yenison for Christmas diDners. The
deer was purchased of Bible Grove
parties.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

EBA .RCA:AlNS
f! a t.
! MURPHY
-#AND~-- :
| MILLER'S|
"A First-Class Flour, every sack war.
ranted, per sack, 30 cents.
! Fine T..iie Syrup, 40 cents per gallon.
| worth 81 CENTS
Cheapest line of Fine Lamps ever
shown iii N. mph:s. We buy our
lamps from Trenton. \. 1.-THE
largest manufacturers in the United
States.
al wool. full size Scar!et Blankets.
! per pair 81 80; worth $3.50.
food White, part wool. Blankets, full
Size, per pair $3.50: worth 500.
Thousands of goods of as good Prints
rs arc made Dress Styles at j
cents per rarl.
Big lot Cotton Ch,vrOns and Bedford
| Cord, ST cents; worth l24 cents.
Mems W6nr6n' S;mks-l5 cents re,
, pair.
Big lot Hoods aud ToIoggans. >nul
| choice, for % cents: worth 50 t.
$1o5.
Mems Heavy BIankett.'',;:t.,, Duck
Coats at 81 %; worth. sl75.
Seven spools Coats Thread for %
cents.
\ Splendid Single Thread Heav,
Shlrtiny, good width. (h ) cts No,
the thin. narrow stuff usually sold
a. that price.
canton Flannel at 10 cents; w"rth ia
| cents.
\ Heavy Glove Grain Button Shoe
| for women. at 81 40: worth 1915.
! 4 II ..,a, Whole Stock Boot at - 90
worth 81. so anywhere.
\ mans Heavy Ovcrcoat for 81 90
| wot:L :i'sa.
Ladies' Arctic Ovcrshoes for - cents
| per pair.
Great Bargains in Ladies' Cloaks ant
Wraps. and in all kinds of Clothin.
and Overcoats that must be seen t.
f! be appreciated.
Country Produce Wanted at Highes
Prices.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

The director, of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Company he'd their
regular monthly meeting in this city
last Saturday. The reports from
agents showed the company steadily
increasing in the Say of business.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

Books of every description at
Smiths.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22
Wanted!

SCENTS to eetl our chtiee and hnssiy Nursery
Stock. We have many new specful vurtetfse.
both In fr';its and 'ornNmentHis ~ offer. which
are controlled only BY. us. We pay commits.
sion or salary. v rite us Mt 0ltce fnr teGQHs.
and secure choice OF :erritory.
MAY BROTHERS, NupoPryWeR.
i6wi0 Rochester, n. Y.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22
Baby is Always
| Cad
when BABYLAND |
| Comes.
RAB\LAND for 1898

will Ire more hciisttfuG than ever Ever Baby
in the Iunl ought. f. have BAUYLAND. 1t Il
Raby,s OWN in:sga1. ne,-ths ''bri,<htcst, the
clcYay est. the best"
Mere Mn he two St0ry-scts Of twesyc tales
cnst beat tfuIly illustrated. r.,
THkNTGE IHE FARMYARD GATE. fly
EMMdE PDCiSs"N. Dainty. charming and
SM,H les SBtayy ,KAByKINs. by MRs
GEORGE. a. sS''.CIL. a plnyfcllow Baby will
cujoy rig we'll.
REDTIME JINtsI.ES. PRETTY SLEERf Tunes
LITTLE PLAY STORIES. STORY Pc TCRES.
:. SpsiIen copy with premium list on re
sept ca cent stamp.
Sc Esnts Year, f!snfs Numha}
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22
"Waffer.> tiiIrnhe,i

O,>S,
A.,'si,,
i;bjlA..,
I;Re,f Film.
'Cottonwoo,l.
Walnut.
All I i,,;c's..
Great care must bc taken in saving
ls'wc wi!l'not buy any lumber TIA,
is moi properly sawed.
NOVELTY FrRSIruaE M'FG. Co.
Memphis.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22
DC UBuIS d IeHfi U9NCs Z NumD61. =,
D. LOTHRR COMPANY. Boston, N;
Ne Of Administration.

DE- BONIS sHN, WITH WILL. ANNEXED.
Notice is E;c;ats,ay given, That letters Of ad-
miniStration. with will annexed, upon the c..
tate of Macy Il. Gktf.s. deceased. not admins
tered by ETA s ates, late executrix Of said es.
tate, huXc. ,pfssu granted to the undersigned
by tn !!6sssate Court of Scotland county, Mis-.
s;0ulS. thxf be letters of administration upon
ssaid Getat& granted TO Fila Gates were reyOk.
THt6s.
134Hoa, tils Ath dag of November, lso9.
/. SIMEON MARTIN,
Administrator de BOnis nOp. with will an
TAXED. II
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-22

Uonvul.:on. cured BY Dr.. xil.s' ,Nsryine
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09

from the retaining wall of Morningside
Park. The total external length or the
cathedral will be $50 feet. the width OF
the front anu the transepts respectively
100 and 300 feet. The height of the CEN
trail spire is 425 feet from the floor OF the
cathedral and 525 feet from the city level.
The front towers will be 240 feet high.
The House of Divine Providence has
been established at Ridgewood, N. j..
The institution is for the care and treat
ment OF incurables of both sexes and all
creeds. 1t has been dedicated by Bishop
Wigger of Newark, and is in charge OF
the Sisters of Charity. OF Madison. n: j..
The institution is well equipped. Those
who are afflicted with an incurable
maladv. and will not be received at other
hospitals, can enter the House of Divine
Providence and receive every attention.
Lady Caithness, successor OF Madame
Blavatsky. as leader of the theosophists.
has some very worldly and material
fancies, one of them being an extrava-
CANT fondness for diamonds. When IN
full dress she wears a profus1on OF these
pI ecious stones and owns large diamond
cross of great value Her fortune is es-
timated at several millions of dolIars.
A colore philosopher is reported TO
have said, Life, my breddern, am mostly
made up of prayn' for rain and then
wishin' it would clar Off
1t is understood that the Archbishop CT
Canterbury is planning visit to the
United States and Canada.
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
NORTH HUDSON NOTES.

Mr.. aud Mrs. John Waechter of Union
Hill will celebrate their silver wedding
tonight.
The Union Hill Gun Club has elected
the following officers:-President, G.
Woolmington; Vice President, L. Wester-
Welt: Secretary, John Wehrer; Treasurer,
Herman Lang; Captain, Edward John
SON The club will have bali at Ruth's
Hall tonight.
There will be a special meeting of Bald
win Hose Company at Weehawken to-
night.
Alfred Wittere, an insane man. became
unmanageable at the house of mis- brother,
in Union Hill, last night, and was re-
moved to the County Jail.
Jonn Bull. q Union Hill milkman, gave
Chris Scheffeldt. a tailor of that town S.
on account some months ago to buy cloth
and make him an overcoat. The coat did
not materiaIize and he had the tailor be-
fore Recorder Haenstein yesterday. but he
was released on his promise to make the
coat.
Prof Klahre, director of the Liedertafel
Society, buried his mother yesterday.
The Liedertafel will elect officers to-
night.
The Smith Association OF U MON Hill
ri We a ball at Froehman's han tonight.
I A Christmas tree candle set fire to some
curtains in the house of William Hof
man. Bergenline avenue, U nion Hill,
Yesterday. The fl ames spread and before
they were extinguished the damage was
$500
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
GREENv1LLE oLEANINGs

The Danfortn avenue hill was crowded
with boys and girls last night who had
an enjoyable time on their cutters" and
"hobs," The hill was as smooth az
glass
The newly elected Board of the Greep-
vile Y. NJ. G. A. will hold its first meet
ing on Monday evening at the rooms on
Linden avenue, Officers will be elected.
The Greenville Building and Loan AS
sociation No. will meet this evening at
No. 01 Linden avenue. A sale will be
held.
A handsome and costly nausoleum has
just been completed for Mrs. G. MetZler
In the centre OF the Bay View Cemetery.
II is the finest tomb ia tine "City Of the
Dead"
Linden avenue, between Ocean and
Garfield avenues, will not be paved until
the renionstrqncs of the LiGnot heirs is
A stag sociable will be held at the Min
kakwa Club rooms on Ocean avenue this
evenipg.
The talk regarding the cutting OF Ave-
nue Z through to the Bayonne line has
been revived and the matter will be dis
cussed at the next meeting OF the Ci.i-
zens' Association. As
The regular monthly reception OF the
Greenville Dancing Academy was held
last evening at Zeugner's Beividere Hall.
A large number of Greenviile young
people were present aud an enjoyable
time was had by all.
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
STATE ROAD CONVENTION.
Speakers and Topics at the Coming Con-
ventioD.
Special to the Jersey city Nems.

SpdAk0rb anu AOpiNS az -AAO ~O-A--S ~~'~
venrioD.
Special to the jersey City Ne,cs.
TRENTON, Jan. 9. ls92.-The State
Road Convention will be held under the
auspices of the State Board of AgIicul-
ture, in the State House. Supreme Court
ROOM at two o'clock D. III :, January Il,
1892 Gentlemen have been enga ged TO
speak as follows:-
The Value of Good Roads-Dr. James
C. Mackenzie, Lawrenceville, n. j.
European VS.. American Roads
Thomas Dudley, Camden, n. j.
Location and Building of Roads-Gen-
eral Elias Wright, G. E.. Atlantic City,
N. j,
Need of Engineering skill. in Perman-
cut Road Buiding-RoDer5 A. Meeker,
G. F., Plainfield, N. J.
Suggestions from Experience and OBJ
servation in Road Building-Chauncey b,
Ripley. LII. D., Westfield. n. j.
Construction and Repair OF Country
Roads:-James Owens, G. E., Newark,
N. j.
Cost of Maintaining Roads Under Pres
eut Methods, ComDared with Proposed
Plans, and State Aid Necessary in Build
ing Leading Roads-Judge Alfred Reed,
Trenton. N. j., and Clayton Conrow, ESQ.,.
Moorestown, n. j.
Incongruity and Inefficiency of Existing
Road Laws-Ex-Ju ige William M. Lam
ming, Trenton, N. }.
The convention is called in the hope
of evolving some plan for permanent i'm
provement of the public highways of the
State; for such general expression of
views as will lead to and suggest needed
legislation: and, if thought best, TO or
ganize permanent State Road Improve
menU Association. There will be com
miitees appointed as may be deemed
necessary. The convention will hold two
sessions on Thursday aud continue into
the following day il found to be advis-
ahl0
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
WEST BERGEN DoINGs.

Wedding bells will ring in Philadel-
phia this evening. The bride will be
Anuie Webb formerly of this place. and
William Berg, of Union street, will be
the happy ,nau. They will reside on
West Side avenue.
The "West Bergen Dancing Club has
not materialized and is not likely to.
The young folks negotiated with Il dane
ing professor. and In reply TO aqnery he
stated that he would 'only Charge
twenty dollars II night, ana would give
Instructions TWO nights week" The
members have not set recovered from
the shock.
Miss Mamie Morrison and Mr. James
Lannon were married in New York last
evening. Several hundred West Bergen
friends attended the ceremonies. 81
The sidewalk on Virgiuia avenue, be-
tween Bergen and West Side avenues,
will be reiald ny tue Street AMI Water
Com missioners.
ChoirniASter Everett of The Nest Side
M f. Church is organiziuk a choir
among the members of thes Epworth
League, Chapter No. l,S04
The meeting 10 organize new build
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
J HUMOR CURED
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bine without avail. Gave
himself up to die.
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my experince. o. i. PEAkSALL,
Fulton Fish Market, New York,
APRIL Is, 1896
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09

ing and loan association in West Bergen
win be held on Monday evening in Vree-
lands office, West Side and Communipaw
avenues. 1t is reported that over eight
hundred shares have been subscribed
for.
Many of the citizens on West Side Ave-
nue. are having their shade trees trimmed.
Complaint has been made REGARDING the
psyer-ceasing cornet blowers in this sec
tion. Night aud day thrse players ra Use n
terrific noise which is rather rough on the
nerves OF some of the residents. The
Hoard of Health may be allied on to in
terfere
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Judge Knapp ann ounced this morning
that hereafter on Saturday morning ne
would hold court in the Court House be-
fore coming to Cha ncerY Chambers,
W. j. Montgomery, real estate dealer
OF No. 5S Montgomery street, reports sale
of house and lot, No. 43 Newark avenue,
to P. H Hanley for $4,000; house and
lot, No. 23S Grove street. 10 W.S s. Weed
for S., 500.
1t is rumored about town that Billy
CASTOR won 10000 on John Mullins flly
yesterday.
Only President Romaine, Mr.. Joseph
A. Dear and Messrs. McCopanghy,
Knight, Fry and Smith were on hand last
night when the meeting of the Bergen
3 Improvement Association was called to
order. There was not quoram present,
and President Romaine adjourned the
meeting.
The Palma Club held it's regular mon TIL
" meeting last evening in the clubhouse,
Nothing but routine business was trans
acted and the meeting did not last long
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
llElF7S
They VanquiSh the Cham
pions in Two League
Contests.
ATHLETES UNBROKEN RECORD.
Wheelmen Won-That A. A. U.
Row-Target and Trap.
UNBROKEN RECORD.

The Dolitrle team had on its bowling
armor last night and twice "downed" the
champion Independents. The first game
was very interesting. The ninth
frame closed with the rivals only
four pins apart. In the tenth the Do.
litGla's eput on steam and won BY II
pins. The second game was in doubt un-
I'll the seventh frame. when the Dolittles
struck pace too rapid for the Green
villes, and maintaipin0 it to the end,
won by So pins. The victors reached
of getting into third place. Ahner dis
tinguished himself by rolling up 293 and
1856 Martin and Brill also made line
averages The Independents. with the
exception of Vreeland, who was far out
of form, reached fair figures. The
score
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
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The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
Jersey city Won at Eilzab.th.

The New Jersey Bowling CLUBS team
went to Elizabeth last night to meet the
Athletic Clubs team in union game.
The Jersey City bowlers came back with
victory. Piercey secured over two hum
drsd Plus, and as che other members OF
the team rolled well they defeated the
the strong Elizabeth Constellation by 81
pins The score:-
New Jersey B. C.-Pesnecker. 14e; Isley,
1856; Babcock, 173; Muller, 1854; Piercy.
203; total, S4S
Elizabeth A. C.-Turnbull, l52; Fiar-
ing, 1853; Davis, $50: d. Dimmock, I'll;
Warner. IT'S; total. Sl6 II
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09

Captain Leuly's Americus team crossed
the creek last night to meet the Spartans
and Gothams in the National tourna-
ment. They returned to Jersey City
with one victory. They defeated the
Gothams, but were beaten by the Spar
ians. IN the game they won they bowled
light. The scores:-
Americus--Hunt. 159; CLARK, 147; Rit-
Ter, 40; Schmedes, III; Leuly, 1s2. Total
sos.
Spartan-Thum, 1888; Schwacke, 1877;
Keller. 1853; Foege, 1888; Kahlsdorf. 179:
total, 645.
Americus-H Hunt. 1871; Clark. 1888; Rit-
ter, 100; Schmedes, 1S4; Leuly, 14l; total.
775.
Gotham Ostertag, 16Y; c. Boetjer, 1856;
Prior, 172; A. Boetjer, ISL; Schliete, 139;
total. 765.
| The Spartans ran up 800 in the game
egainst the Gothams and won by 1Q3 pins.
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09

The Jersey City Athletic Clubs Big
Five bowled vigorously last night. and
kept intact its record of victories in the
Unions preliminary games. 1t was at
home and entertained the Westftald A.
C.'s team The SCORER
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09

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The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
short But Sweet.

The shortest love letters on record are
said to be the following
Dear Clara: 1om.'
"Dear Tom; l will. Clara. ."--Detroit
Free Press,
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09

l13; HOPKINS, 1O9: Rivers. 1872; Kerr, lss:
Clark. 14S: Hartman. 1873; Edick, l4s; hu-
son, 1879. Total 1.059.
Brooklyn B. C+-Allen. III: Hobby. l0g;
Ackerson. 1872; Merton. 1l9; Cole. le5;
Hawkjns, 13S; Bailey, 12l; Lewis, 1l6
T0tai g-R
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09

err, Charles Edible. Sergeant-at-Arms.
John Hartnett; Trustees, Joseph Burns
and Michael Mccarthy; Past President.
eX-Councilman Edward O'Farrell
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
FxceIsiors Won.

The Excelsior Rifle Clubs team won,
the match at Newark last night Its team
defeated the Howards by points.
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09

The Johnston A. C.. will have it's box
ing tourney at w ood's Hall on January
2S
Lorillard's stag this evening.
Scottish American A. c. met last night.
Eleven membeRs were elected. The new
officers were installed aud the commit
tees appointed.
Chappie Moran returned home last
night. He filled an engagement at the
Walnut Street Theatre. Philadelphia, and
there defeated Lyuch, the Pittsburgh Cy-
clone, in two rounds.
Two announceme ents were made in the
Sporting Times thar will surprise wing
shots. Champion Fulford mas retired,
and Captain Brewer has gone West to
challenge l.. kleinmans. Budd Elliott
and the other Western cracks.
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
Polo.

The Jersey City team defeated the
Brooklyus at Oakland Rink last night in
the deciding game Of the series. Cathcart
received violent blow in the face and
was compelled 10 retire after making the
only goal. The vici iorious team will
make tour Of New England.