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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-23
At the Manicure's.

The manicure with the golden hair
was bending over the hand of a new
customer
DO you want your hands bleached?"
she asked.
YES"
She applied the bleach, using more
than the ordinary quantity upon the
thumb and forefnger of the right hand
After working for about five minutes
she stopped and said:
at is always difficult to remove nico-
tine with the first application.
"Wh-a-a-t:' gasped the society girl,
elevating her eyebrows Nicotine?
What do you mean:'
THE cigarettes, you know" replied
the manicure. Its perfectly awful how
they stain the fingers, amt it," And she
smiled a smile that even the society girl
couldn't resist. That made them friends,
and they fell to discussing the different
brands of cigarettes. And when the job
was done the society girl whispered:
''What'll take the stain Off"
"Use lemon juice-I do-wei all do"
"Thanks. New York Herald.
He Got There.
Many amusing stores are told or an
old gentleman who lived in New Jersey
some years ago and who had a warm
and philanthropic heart, but tongue
which was easily twisted. He was al
ways ready to speak word for any good
cause, however, and some of his remark
able appeals have been handed down to
the present day.
On one occasion there was a large pub
lie meeting at Newark, and this old gen
tleman arose to address the people on the
subject of a proposed Sunday school for
colored children. He spoke of the new
enterprise with earnestness, but evident
ly became conscious of slight confusion
of speech as he progressed.
Ladies and gentlemen" he said, lin
the old Stumptown district there's a
good openin for Sunday school, andit's
needed too. We've already got col
ored room and so children, some more or
constable less, most of 'em young, and
we want teacher for class of girls,
mostly females, and we want shoes,
either male or female whatever for chill
dren, most of 'em either boys or girls"
Here the good man sat down hurried
ly and mopped the perspiration from his
forehead. There were smiles on many
faces, but the female and male shoes and
the teacher for the colorcd room We're Sc
cured before the meeting was over i'll
spite of the merriment.-Y ouths Com
paniOn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-23

Wife-The cook left today, and I had
to get the dinner.
Husband-I wish she was here now.
Wife-Why?
Husband-To eat it.-New York Her
aid
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-23
A nimnnlt Task.

Carleton-Why are you looking so wor-
ried, Montyf
Montauk-I started keeping a diary on
New Years day, and Pm trying to think
of what did each day since then, SO that
can write it up.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-23
An Increased Load.

"Well, my DEAR" said the rector of the
Povertyville church, with sigh, 1.-THE YES
try have increased my labors."
How. dear?" asked his helpful wife.
They've raised my salary so per cent,
and it will be just so much harder to col
lect."-Harper's Bazaar
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-23
Soma Dih,eranCt,.

Gentleman Gin seat behind)-Excuse
me, madam, but 1 gave So for this seat,
and your hat
Old Lady lin front)-Cost $30.-Vogue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-23

a Chinese Laundry Check is a
Lottery Ticket, Capital Prize,
LeDrOsy.
Sensible People do not buy
Lottery Tickets. Neither do
they Datronize 4 Chinese Laun-
dry
Have your work done BY the
Waterbury Steam Laundry, Ii s GaRal
Avoid all Risks.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-23
loves sacrifice,

To buy the maiden choice bouquet
He pawned the coat on his back
And she wore the flowers on the street
next day VI
Pinned on to her sealskin sack.
i New York Presa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-23
One Drawback,

She could play game Of cards
And never ask the trump,
Could see mouse across the room
And never think to jump,
But she had one little habit
Her happiness to mar
She never knew which way to step
From a moving horse car.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-23
The Newest Bang.

Have you seen the pretty girl.
With Napoleonic curl
Hanging right down upon her foreheadp
She's product of the day,
But you really couldn't say
That the style she has adopted isn't horrid.
Detroit FreA Prose,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-23
NYE ON RAZORBACKS.
HE is STILL IN ENGLAND GETTING
POINTS ON HUNTING.
Stubborn Facts on Same.

Dunravsn and Doing Some Cute Tricks.
A Visit to tho Tower of London, with
Stubborn Facts on Same.
copyright, 1894, by Edgar w. Nye.l
LONDON, E. c., Jan. 6, 1894.
OF late I am getting many points on
the subject of hunting, especially fox
hunting, with view to hunting the fox
more when get back to my estates in
North Carolina, where the fox is to be
seen very often. We have slow set Of
hounds, however, in North Carolina, and
am getting together there pack of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-23
Waterbury 8aiIe! HOrsS.

-4.v1u. remove tp the corner p -rter Street
AID s K R formerly the Wateroury Male
She I-oa ca gran - ant being = practical
s ilsr Lscr. an PREPARED . Do al MS OF
lsl,r-s Aa1y-sIus Pa =, p ate an Sheet Iron
Work NJ al Drs.rl -tI,,rIS- Orders oy mall Will
rslssIv- prompt attention
JAHES j DUFFY.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The London Globe says: ut Is aston
ishinC TO fnd that there is, M yet, no
memorial Of John Keats upon English
grounds. and that tho bust which was
unveiled in the parish church Of Hamp'
stead. on May IL, was executed by an
American sculptor, and was presented
by Americans to tho English people.
Well might Keats havc directed that
there should be inscribed upon his
tomb: Hero lias one whose nalne was
writ in water for his own countrymen
mover seem TO have recognized bow
great lustre his genius shed upon the
English name
Another novel idea has come from
Paris. Tho manager OF tho Theatre
dEjazet ANNOUNCES that 400 seats will
DO given gratis 10 the first 100 people
who present themselves at tho door OF
his house at every performance OF la
Villa Beanmigard." Rather than re-
turn home most OF those from distance
remain aud pay.
Mile. Rhea sails from France August
% Her company will be rehearsed in
New York for week prior to her nr-
rival, and will then proceed to Halifax,
N. s., for final rehoarsals, whore its
tour opens September 10.
Madeline Pollard, Mrs. James Brown
Potter, Lillian Russell. John L. Sullivan,
James J. Corbett and Steve Brodie
ought to be under one management.
They would surely elevate the stage.
Asiatic cholera was first supposed to
have originated from the consumption
OF unsound rico, and was called "thc
rico disease"
Official reports received show that
thore Is u general failure throughout
the corn-producing states OF Mexico.
A medieval writer on demonoloGy
places tho total number of devils at pro-
cisely 1885. 5j6.
A store at Kingston, n, Y, was rob.
bod six nighta in succession last week.
There are over 1900 theatres in
Europe. Italy has the most.
Every mule elephant is liable to in
sanity some time or other.
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Tho War IN tho East.

So long as tho Chinese devote them
selves to chin.chinning their war joss,
that is to say to efforts TO propitiatc
their god Of war, while the enemy is i'd
vauciug on them, the japanese will
have little trouble in sweeping them
away, as they did in the recent
slaughter.
Nothing could show better than this
incident tho difference between these
oriental peoples to-day. Tho Chinese
fight in the old Chinese fashion. The
Japanese carry into war good deal Of
the civilization OF tho west Whatever
their religious ideas may be, in war they
look to organization. discipline. the
latest arms and the beat ammunition to
bring them the victory
China has vast advantage in point
OF numbers, but if her soldiers are going
to chin-chin tho war joss while the
Japauo troops arc making real war on
them, It is not hard to forc.ee the out
come of the conflict. On such fight
ing basis little Japan will be more than
a match for big China.
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Too Recent 10 Forget.

WITH n Democratic Congress on their hands,
and a Democratic tariff nbout 10 80 INTO eheet,
the people Of this country are MtSaay sS ,,S,S
afflicted. aud arc In no conultlou toWfesHo WIN
a cholera plague IatelIt1enoeT.
SeW ioFvet that tue county Is Just eonva.
leSrIn. from the Republican Mckinney Chinese
triaI And commercial ruin 1t has left In It's path
-ReJister.
All that has happened in connection
with tho tariff and the industrial condi.
ton Of tho country is too recent to 90
forgotten by even u casual observer.
The ISrELLIdRNcER docs not forgot that
the year OF the Democratic triumph was
the most prosperous year in the history
of the country.
This every record shows. That pros
pority was enjoyed under the tariff law
which bears tho honored name OF Nc
Kinlcy. Tho terrible industrial aud
commercial ruin" followed fast upon
the Democratic triumph, which was the
triumph of an alliance OF foreign inter
cats with Democratic politicians.
Tho Register does not forget with
what delight tho English newspapers
hailed tho Democratic victory, how
they promised to British capital and
British labor now and moro profitable
employment as tho result OF Democrat
ic ascendancy, which was TO admit
British products to take the place of
American products. The country will
not forget, neither will it FORGIVE.
Tho Democratic party has done all it
could to redeem its pledges to it's for
eign niles. 1t has been unable to
bring the war up to the manifesto, but
through its leader on the floor Of tho
house it has promised to push forward
until it shall achieve that destruction OF
American industries which 1t has prom
ised and which tho friends across tho
water have rightto expect at Its hands.
The tariff bill that has passed Is dc.
clared to DO only beginning. There
is to DO moro Of tho same kind, until
the whole scheme OF tariff duties shall
have been brought down to basis OF
"rcvonue onIy"-taritf duties laid solely
for the revenue they will bring to tho
treasury, no regard whatever to the en-.
ploymeut Of any American wage'earner.
This is the Democratic programme as
1t is written in tho Democratic plat
form and proclaimed by tho honest
leaders Of the Democratic party; and
this is precisely what :hc voters Of this
country will not forget when they 20 to
the polls in November.
The Democratic party has been able
to fool once the voters OF new genera
ton. 1t cannot fool the same genera.
ton n second time.
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state Senator WHITAKER and a Regret.

state Senator whitaker aud n Regret
Ills With deep regre. that We notice
the saddening effect on the R1gi'tT
Of the denomination Of State Senator
N. z. Whitaker The regret is the
more poignant because the Registr
always likes to rush to the support of
every Republican nominee.
The point in Mr.. Whitaker's case is
his record in the senate. That the
Regiarr does not like even little bit II
it were possible to blot out all the hor-
rid past and by one expupging resolu-
ton secure for Mr.. Whitaker the pow.
eriul support of the RegiS<r no coat
would be too great
But the record stands; Republicans
arc not ashamed OF it; Mr. Whitaker
will be reelected by SO large majority
that even Democratic ingenuity will not
be able to count him out; aud then the
Register may find itin its heart to rejoice
tia. once more one Of the best business
men in this community has been sent
to represent the important interests OF
Of tho First senatorial district.
The Register hasNbeon known to bow
10 tho cold logic Of the inevitable.
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Mr.. HulIng anu HIs Nomination.

AthafFH -@'''
lis discovered by the astute Register
that Mr. Huling bought from tho Re-
publicans OF tho Third district his
nomination for Congress. il seems that
II the case had been otherwise the Regis.
ter would have had to struggle with Its
Democratic conscience to Keep from
rushing headlong to tho support OF Mr..
HuIine.
This will awaken in Mr.. Huling n
realizing sense Of tho capital error no
has made. 10 will hnvo to take his
seat in the next Congress in spite OF tho
Registers opposition, which will deprive
II sensitive man Of some OF tho pleasure
he might have had, Ills joy will DO q
moro shadow Of what It might havo
been.
Nevertheless. Iluling is all right. He
will make good nominee and good
representative Of his dislrIcL Ito has
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WISE AND OTHERWISE.

Schoolmaater-Noah had three sons
Shem, Ham aud Japhet. Now answer
who was tho father OF these lads
boys are SILENT. You can't tell. Let's
try again. You know Mr.. Sparks who
lives over the wny3
Boys (all togetlier)-Yes, sir.
Niastor-Weii. Mr.. Spnrks has three
boys: Harry, John and Tom. Now,
who Ia tho father OF those boys?
Boys--Mr. Sparks.
Master-Quite right. Now then
Noah had three SONS Shem, Ham and
Japhct. Who
boys lin a hurry)-Mr. spa.ks.-BoS
ton journal.
"l've given wedding present to
overy couple that has been married u
this town for tho last ten years" sale
Mrs Badlinsod. "and all for nothing"
slow Is that7" asked her neighbor.
"Why, my daughter, Mary Jane, ha'
just oloped and got married. "-Ncu
York Press.
"Will you have aoms OF tho Saratoga
chips ?" SAID tho hostess.
"WelI," said tho young man from
Arizona, ~ don't know anything about
Saratoga, hut I'll play it few dollars
worth. Washington Star.
Jimmy-w'y amt you ridin' YOU
bicycle?
Tommy-Do ole man went TO do sea'
shore an took along mo tires for q life
n;roserver. Cincinnati Tribune.
"a hear your husband has now type
writer girl" said tho inQuisitive neigh
Dor. 'Oh, not worry new. She's about
A years old."-Indiandpol1 Journal.
As tho express bushes through The
station.--O porter DOESN'T that train
stop here? portGr-No, mum; 1t dom
oven hesitato.-1id-Bi&
Truly" said witticns, whom hc saw
ox.tail aoup and tongue on tho free
lunch counter, "cxtrOmes meat."-Lite
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Who sbolltb, Victim pe p

The great heart OF the nation is not
exactly standing still to await the rc-
suit Of the convention at Clarksburg To-
day, but there is certain degree Of
anxiety in some sections.
There are prominent Democrats who
cannot resign themselves TO the with
drawal OF John o. Pcndleton. These
are not his warmcst friends by any
means. but on ale contrary arc philoso'
phical Democrats who recognize the
certainty OF defeat this year, aud would
rather SOC Pendleton the losing nomi-
nee than n better man.
Thon some friends Of Mr.. John A.
Howard do not want to SEQ him tho
nominee, because they think he is too
young and too good mau to DO SO bad
ly beaten as tho Democratic candidate
will be this year.
To the man up q tree, however, it
looks as though Mr.. Howard must be
tho lamb to be led 10 the slaughter
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THE SEALS pisAPrMARIYG.
Alarming Condition of Anaiss Reported
from BerInE Sen.

Alarming Condition of AnaIrs Reported
from BsrInE Sea.
PoRr TOWNSEND, WASH, August 90
Private advices from Alaska state that
the steamer Bertha arrived at Unalaska
July IS from St. Nicholas aud tue YOU
kon river, bringing reports Of great
suffering on the part OF tho inhabitants
OF the Youkon valley. During the last
winter tho thermometer registered 80
degrees below zero along the coast, and
the Indians say such cold weather has
never before been known there. While
1t 10 frequently as cold in the interior, it
has never boon known 10 bp 30 cold on
the coast. Eighteen Indians starved to
death near the mouth OF the Youkon
during the winter.
A letter received here from ono OF the
officers OF tho Boring Sea fleet states that
the recent visit 10 the Seal Islands by
ono OF the officers Of the fleet disclosed
the fact that while there Is q considera.
bio number OF bull and bachelor seal on
tho islands. there is not as many rs last
year, and it WIS aEcertained that the
scala arc rapidly diminishing year by
year. So certain arc tho authorities OIL
this poin. that they will kill Oft u larger
number OF bull aud bachelor seals this
year than usual, us 1t is thought the
sealers will kill SO many alter August
that there will DO few left to kill next
year. It is expected that the sealers
will kill off large number OF females,
leaving many pups TO starye.
The situation is regarded rs alarming
from tho standpoint Of the preservation
OF the seals. In fact, there is such a
decrease in the number OF seals that
some Of the rookerics arc no longer oc.
cupiod and they are being renamed by
the authorities.
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Mn. CLEVELAND may be pardoned il
he wishes that certain Democrats had
never been born into public life. They
have made his lot anything but happy
one, and they are ready with moro of
the same kind.
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cnIcAoS's police a;e making an inter-
esting collection Of Anarchist plunder.
The next thing will be to give the An.
archist governor Of Illinois another
change, to show his tender side for
Seo11drels OF thft kidney.
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CONSTANT coughing viii, il neglected,
inllamO tho ontirO mucous membrane
lining lhc air passage 10 thOlungs. Cubeb
Cough euro Is the ONLY remedy to 10
relied upon to give quick relief mud
allay inflammation. II Is soothing IN
it's effect; is most pleasant and ngrGea'
bio 10 takO; children Ii 30 II.
Sold by Alex I. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, aud BOwiO & Co., Bridge
MORT. Ohm.
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TIE people OF Japan arc showing their
confidence in thOir country by subscrib.
ing literally TO tho war loan. China did
not give tho littlo country credit for tho
nOrvo it has, but China is learning.
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the intelligence and the industry to
serve we'll 10 both capacities His nom
nation was fairiy obtained and his can
didaey will be loyalty supported by the
Republicans Of the Third district.
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THouoa corbett and Jackson may
never meet in the prize ring. they will
continue TO entertain the world with
their talented jaws. This Is something
tolook forward 70.
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IT is ono thing for tho Democratic
party to resolve, aRothcr thing for II to
do. Tho distinguishing Characteristic
OF the Democratic party Is its pitiablo
imbccility. Its brave on tho atump.
impo:cnt in tho caucus.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND seems to have
had no views concerning tho river and
harbor appropriation bill. At all
events he allowed it to become a law
without his signature. II no didn't
like 1t no had a fine opportunity to say
SO aud give his reasons.
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two foot every hundred years aud viii
be submerged. Croker knows now
what may happen 10 him Il he remain,
on that bland.
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Tus Democratic Congress has cut
down pensions this year by S2O,OOooOO,
but it has increased tho compensation
OF goodly number Of Democratic civil
servants. We must have reform even
Fit cuts tho old soldier TO the quick.
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Now it is said that a German prince
with an income OF $1,000 year has his
eye on daughter OF the house Of Gould
and it is further said that his imperial
master has put his foot on tue little
scheme. From what we know OF the
Goulds the emperor Of Germany need
not bother himself. The Gould mil.
lions arc safe from that sort of attack.
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TnE Ohio valley has suffered for want
Of rain, but It is much better OF than
the west 1t is always some consolation
to know that bad might DO worse.
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IL President Cleveland doesn't want
party perady and party dishOnOr" all
he has TO do Is to veto 1t and restore to
the country tho Mckinley law in prac-
teal operation. There is no peridy
and no dishonor in that sound Repub-
lican measure.
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nTHERE isn no excuse for mistaking or
,nisapprehend tho feeling and Tia a tell
per Of the rank ind nic of Democracy.
they aro downeast under the ass ,,...i.'.i
the government, and they ore nppreneh-
siyo thnt efforts to bring about thrin re.
form may fnii; but fhey are Hi9ch more
downcast and npprohensiys ~ their ts a..
rendered." ,,,,,.,,,,,, .,,> xy,,coS
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WILL tho President give tho nicom-
poops of his party the saving aid of his
vctoP Probably not. lie will let them
stew in their own juice. That will serve
Thorn exactly right ThOy don't undor.
stand tho business thoy are engaged in.
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AFTER tho Democrats of tho senate
finance committee get through with tho
popgun bills the directing minds OF that
party in the senate will say what shall
be done with thom. The finance COM
mitteo does not run tho senate. Mr..
German knows who attends to that
branch OF the public business.
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Az ointment scientist says that Man.
haitian Island is sinking at tho ratio Of
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THE cake walk ut tho Labor Day pic
mic will DO tho greatest ever held here
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Not BIT.

Atlanta Constitution.
No use In sIghlh'
When things 20 III.
Time Keeps u ilyln,
whlle SOW ST. STU.
No use IN grlpvln'
When skies uln't blue
Keep Oh bNllcvln
rillyOur ilualn' come triic'
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JouSsoS's Oriental SOAR Is far nl-
periar to all the otlIor so.callad mcdic'
inal soaps for bcautlfying tho complex
ion. elias. X GoOtzc aud W. W. Irwin.
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CtTENoGRAPHER WANTED .,
,ssf!caes. Sc, JOHN SMITH. easy IUiya
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NEW ApVERTIsEMEN-s

NTANTED-A FIRSECLAsS II.
w SiDe electric wirpmAu- ia.4r
ElEhlcentu street.
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Why not let Mr.. PondIeton havo it
wishoutcontrovcrsy2 lie has carncIit.
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GE.egnteIbaet1err
WHEELING. AUGUST 81, 1894.

CHOW can we face the people after In :
dnIVInR iu such outrageous dlaorimlnh-
lions and violations Ot..principle ~
-CLEVELAND'S LETTER TO WILSON.
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ITho IS1ELIIorScEE embracing ItI several
editionL 10 entered in tho Pcssoshce at Wheel
tnE, ". Va. a secoEd.eIGss matter.l
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EOR SALE CHEAP-uPEteHT
PIANO. walnut case almOs' urN. d ...
carpets maltlps fUrnlturc il Nur4l H.
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READERS Of he Daily lnteiliasneer,
leaving tom can haze he paper serit % any
addras IN DE United State, postpaid, for
a,r,e months, s. 90; for one rnoatt, 06 CENTS
for ttgo ,seeks, 80 cent?. Addrets changed as
ofte,l a, deIred.
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rELEruosE NUNBERs:
Editorial Rooms 4St.. Counting Room tl0.