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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-03-29
NSOS JOILITIES.
SENTINEL OFFICE.

The Moss Jollities company in the
musical comedyss'A Quick Match"
held the boards at Green's Opera
House last night and yesterday mat
inee. The musical specialities are
good, and the company succeeds in
keeping the audience in constant
roar of laughter. Among the special
ties the saxaphone quintette and the
.:musical slaw cutters" OF airy bells
were the most notable.
The company is well rounded and
well balanced. There is not a MEM
Der who in his OF her special line is
not an artist, and there work has been
so concentrated in the ''Quick Match
that the whole is most pleasing. The
MUSICIANS of the company are far
above the average.
The next visit af the Jollities to
Fo-t Worth will be awaited with
pleasant expectations-Ft. Worth
Gazette. AtRelnre,> Oi ca I.o:sc
April :.
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If tie crop is grown especially to
furnish bloom for the bees, one OF the
very hes. crops is japanese buckwhe''''
1t can be sown broadcast, the same as
oats or flax, as soon as danger of frost
spast.
As a general rule it does not pay
to produce good colonies for sale. The
price at which they viii s,ll will not
leave fair profit. SO it is not a good
plan to let the bees swarm at viii. 10
prevent this all queen cells except one
sborld be cut out and no second swarms
vii! appear:
---The quality of honey is large y
determined by the bloom from which 1t
is gathered and in consequence 1t varies
greatly. While it is difficult to get the
honev from one kind Of blossom separate
vet the prevailing kind regulates the
quality. Atmospheric conditions also
have much to do with the quality.
Honey gathered in d:y time is superior
in flavor, richness and thickness to tha
gathered in wet weather,
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California E1ca: sion

Tie well-known Philips Excursion {"
has arranged to run bi weekly excur>-
ions to all principal California and O'hrI
Pacific Coasi cities. from all points Oh
the Bp lt;m,ra and Ohio Southwestern
Railway, Via S; Louis. Kansas City and
Denver.
T. e parties will be carried in Pullman
Tourist ears leaving Parkersburg = % a.
M, CINCINNATI So m Thu-..day.ia
%, FEBRUARY s, and %, March &. aud y.
and passengers will be booked through
to destination. There is no Pacific Coast
tours Offering 50 good accommodations
ut less expense.
For full information address A. Phillips
& Co., : + Corner Fourth and Vine SITS,
Cincin 1atti. Ohio. nr call on nearest Ilck
ct agent OF the Il & o. S ". E'y.
Feb Sw
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California iE -Four Is VS..

Think of it-Only four days to
California and only one change OF
cars via the Popular Buckeye Route
and its direct connections with
through Tourist and Pullman sleep
ing cars every day in the year, with
low rates now offered could yon not
we'll affor,l to take holiday during
an interval when there ls little work
10 be done on the farm, in the fac
tory or the Office and employ Your
mind and rcjuvinate your health by
IA trip to the sulubriuus climate OF
California, titly termed the land OF
sunshine and flowers"
Our rates are so low and the adj
vantages offered so great that you
can we'll undertake the trip. The
Buckeye Route offers choice Of
Route going and returning without
extra charge ANA stop-overs may b'
made at pleasure. Confer VIII
agents of he G IL V Il L Ry or al
dress, w H Fisher. Gen. Pass. d
o *. Ag't Columbus, Ohio.
feb Is 5w
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In truth. it is not a large proportion
of harvested crops that 80 back TO the
soil, and in the nature of things the
amount that leaves the farm forever
must always be considcra BILE. and yet it
is not for plain farmer like mysel1 10
assert that our Creator made mistake
when he built up the soil as man mas
found it. prefer to say that the SOIL
is n bank in which nature has stored
and continues to store plant food, ana
that for every unit of plant food put
into the bank by man he is enabled to
draw out on an average let MS say, 1our
units Had it Teen otherwise the hu-
man race would not be here to-day
studying soils and discussing the tarln
as the years roll by.
trust that have not given the I'M
preston that barnyard manures are
not valued in my section. The supply
of stable and barnyard fertilizer is
made as large as possible by the use OF
obsorbents in the stable and open lot,
and it is even drawn by one good
farmer near me- n distance of SIX miles
from town. so necessary does it seem
to have a more liberal supply OF fertil-
izer if we would get good crops. Ma
ture does not W ork fast enough in sup
plying plant food. and while it has
seemed Improbable TO raise stock
under our conditions, yet the value OF
stable manure is in no wise under
estimated. All that is made is used as
a top-dressing, and it is our belief that
the chief function of manure, when
had in limited quantities, is to make q
manural crop like clover grow. No at
tempt is made to replace the elements
removed ty any crops exteLsivey y
grown, of which potatoes, wheat and
hay are chief, but to furnish limited
quantity of availa BILE food for the start
ing of plants The wheat and potatoes
are by nature cash crops, and the eie-
ments contained in them are lost to
the farm. Watching carefully to see
that the re fuse of crops and the manure
from food supplied to horses and cows
are civen back to the land, we are vel
almost totally dependent upon nature
for new supplies of plant food. Their
let us see what we may fairly expect
from nature. and afterward lot me "sl
of YOU the question. are we assisting
nature in the best possible way?
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C,on;mnp Haea-

S.R. Clifford, Nav Ga,>e; WIS.
vas troubled with Neuralgia and
rheumatism. his stomach was dis
ordered, his liver was allie, t. !"
an ala, .n,ng degree, arpeti,e Tell
away, and he was terribly reduced
in health anil strength. hree b0'
ties ni E'eriric Bitiers cured him
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg
III had ii running sore on his leg
of eight years standing. Csed three
bottles of Electric Biiiirs and
seven boxes OF Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and his leg is sound an''
we'll. John Speaker, Ca,awba, .
had five large fever sores on hl'
log, doctors said he was incnrahle
One bottle Electric Bliie:s ant
one box nf Bucklen's A.nica Salvs
cured Eis leg sound and we'll.
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London Echo from Vermont Hil..


Mr.. Rudyard Kipling has built a
house on hill in Brattleborough.
But, although there are great ad-
vantagcs in living near the clouds,
it is expensive to get water on a
high rock-bound hill. Mr.. Kipling
employed experts 10 drive a well. 1t
went down through the rock at a
cost of several dollars foot, it con-
tinucd to 90 down for several hun
dred feet, and still no water was
struck until it reached depth of
three hundred and fifty feet, which
is said to represent II cost of several
thousand dollars. The whole coun-
try roarcd. 1t was a great joke to
see the hard-earned dollars Of the
novelist disappearing in q hole in
the ground. But, strange to say,
Mr.. Kipling seemed to thrive along
with his driven we'll; the deeper it
went, or the sleeper became the bill,
the moro his laugh rang out over the
hills of his estate. And now it is
known that it is the public that is
ultimately paying for that well, and
that is why the novelist laughs
Westminster Gazette.
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Batimore and Oh; o.S W.

Will sell Land-Speker>' Excursion
tickets u, one fare for The round
trip, t, points in Virginia Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Flor
liza, George, Mississippi, Frbru-
ary St'. N,rch 3'hand April 9th
aud TO Arkansas, Lnn;si,na and
Texas, February 18th, Marchl3th.
Aoril 10Th MAY Sth, 1894,
good II turning thirty days from
date of .sale. Sts'p-nver privileges
will b. granted in the States
| named. Far Information az &c
rates. IT,, apI ly TO nearest tirKe'
agent of rhe Baltimore 4 OL;t
South western R.ilwav.
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Colorado and Blood.
Hbere Is Great Danger Of Waite Getting
ALL tho Blood he wants.

By rirtuc Of the revised charter,
ru,ler which the municipality OF
Denver is controlled, the Governor
has the power 10 appoint, or dis
charge for cause, all members of
the Fire and Police and the Board
of Public works. This was done +"
remove the departments from lnfln-
rnce of politics, but. under Waite,
the departments have been made
the cats. pew OF the administration,
and the department scandals have
been many.
lie has appointed and removed
officials for petty reasons. lie re-
moved mem jers that he had appoint
ed. and when they declined to va
cate and went to the courts, 1t was
held by the Supreme Court that he
had the power to remove. lie ap-
pointed A. J. Rogers. late of New
Jersy, before he had been long
enough in the state tobe recognized
:,sa citizen. He had to withdraw
this man and name another, who
resigned az .soau as Rogers could
legally take the office
Then the Governor asked the
beard to close the gambling houses
They refused, or rather Martin and
Orr did, and he told them to vacate
They refused and at once asked
the Police Department to stand b,
them. For weeks the offi"e Of tn
board has been guarded night an'
day by patrolnen to prevent sar
prise.
Last week Governor Waite name(
successors 10 Martin and Orr, ant
they at once applied to the District
Court for temporary injunction t
restrain the Mayor, tie Govcrno
and his members from taking tn
Office in the City Hall by force.
The Court was asked to defin
his injunction order and it was al
gued at length, resulting IN a doci'
ion that the Governor nigh
appoint, but he conld not install tn
new members into Office by force.
The police force stand by the oil
officials and are in possession of tn
City Hall of Denver and dsclar
their intention to resist all attempt
TO uust them. They are ARMED wit
shotguns.
The Governor has ordered on
the militia. and 600 government
troops are Oh hand under Gen. NJ
Cook. This force seems to be el
gagged in preventing hostilitles b'
tween other factions.
Whether there will be an opc
war is in doubt, bat there is gre:
danger of it.
.
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Guaranteed Cure,

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell pr Kings New discovery for Con
sumption, Cough and Colds, upon tins
condition. II you are afflicted with a
Cnngh Cod or any Lung. Throat or Chest
.rouiJe sru will use this remedy as dI.
rected. giving it lair trial, and expert
ence no benefit. you may return IRE D., D1'
tie and have your money refunded. we
could not make this offer did we h"'
KIN wv that DR. Kings New Discover,
could he relied on. Trial bottle free at L
Harrington
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Now Try This.

1t will cost yon nothing and Will
surely do you good, il you have II
Cough. Cold, or any trouble with
Throat Chest or lang, DR. King :
New Discovery for C"nsnm.iInr,
Coughs and Colds is guaranteed
tn give relief, or money will b.
uai,l back. Suffers troni LA Grippe
f0untiit in t the thing AMI under
it's use had II speedy and perfect
recovery. Try u sample bottle al
our expense and learn for yonrseli
how goml Il thing il. Trial bottle
Tree a, + IIarringlnr's Drug Sore.
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It Cures Nervousness.
CHAPPELEAR's
S a r S a p a rll ! a.

NELSON. O., Mar. 1t 1898.
The VIM. ~ {. t.happel,'ar Il Sons
Co.
Gentlemen.-Permit me to in
torm Won that the six bottles OF
Chappe,ear's Sarsaparllla you sent
me has done the work most
thoroughly. 1 have been afflicted
in many way s, the principal cause,
/ persume, was impure blood L
was troubled with constipation,
Torpid Liver, aud diseased Hid
neyS; this brought on nervous pros
tratiOn and Q, neral break down.
Hearing about your curing so
many with ,happeleaI's Sarsap-
arilla, I CONCLUDED TO try it; This
is the way came 10 send to you.
Well, | took il as directed, and |
90, better right a~a,; by the time
| had taken The SIX bottles. | was
well, and now feel like an"iher
person. hope yon will succeed
IN g. ttlng everybody to try
ChappeIears Sarsaparilla. If ii
does all as much good as it did me,
/, will he ,,,oney we'll invested.
Yours,
JOHN LUCAS.
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Bee Notes.

When bees connot gather ANYTHING
in the field they get GROSS.
Now is good time to buy bees to
make start in the business. They are
Low practically wintered.
Foundations in the brood chamber
is a great; advantage, as sbys its use the
soaring Of dronas is largely preventived
If anything is needed i'll the apia-
.rylit is high time now that it be order
ed. While ordering remember that it
will pay to get the best
-Dp not pay a fancy price for Pa
tent hives. There are rs good hives as
anyone needs without a patent that
N he h I'd 1t atsea:oralle lrices.
-Eoualize the colonies as far as
possible. Some will requires bees and
brood, while others will require honey
At::this time it is comparatively easy to
pnite..colo9nies.
If the bees haye been wintered in
cellars or under shelter they should be
get out on their summer stands az soon
as the weather becomes reasonabl
warm and settled.
The new swarm is the one io
gather the honey, and if the manage.
ment is properly given will do much
better than both would have done had
they hesn equally diviael;
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TRUTH.

Did yon ever notice how hard ::
boy will work at what he calls play
If you require length Of days, sci
MP half the riglt.
The English language has plent!
Of words except when we hit ou'
thumb a sharp rap with hammer
A goose thinks it can sing a
sweetly as a mocking. bird.
If call the worlds a stage 81
some old writer says, it seems to II:
that there are too many ''supes" OF
it.
Easter comes tut cn:e year
we have noticed that it is about tb'
same with any other day.
Fhe thrifty farmer ''makes ha'
while the sun shines" and hauls j
to market when it is raining.
The old proverb, "early to be-
aud early to rise. makes ma
healthy, wealthy anil wise" may b
true but most .boys hnd their hcalt
SO robust, that it is absolutely neces
sary to lay abed until 10 a, m. an
the richest men we ever knew rarel
yeit to bed before midni ght.
, There is no place like home, bu
to be fully appreciated 10y the youn
imam who is wrestling with an infan
mustachc, it must be the home G
some girl other than his sister.
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A IcSde :.

Since its first 10 PRODUCTION,
Electric Biliers has gained rapid,
in popular favor. until now ii is
clearly in the lea'l among pur.
medicinal tonic and alternatives
continuing nothing which permits
its use as "A beverage nr Int 'X'ciEt
i; is recognized as the hest AMI
pnresi medicine for all ailments n'
Stomach, Liver and kidneys.-l'
viii cur. Sick Headache Judges
ZION, Gonst paiion and drive MalA
+ a from the system. SaiiSfactin,
guaranteed with every bottle ol
money refunded. Price 50 cent:
per bottle al f. H:rrington>,.
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Feb IL CIV

Book Binding done in Subs
tantial and Artistic style Books, Mag
azincs, Pamphlets & etc. Bound in
Morocco Seal, Russia sheep or cloth.
Prices 20 per cent. cheaper than 9th
er binderies. Call and see styles and
learn prices.
A. H, WILSON,
SENTINEL OFFICE.
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DOES iT PAY TO THIN CORN?
Results From the Farm Of the Ohio state
Unlvcrrity.

Results From the Farm Of the Ohio state
UuIvcrs,ty.
It has been urged by some that 1t Is
best to plant about three times as
many kernels of corn per acre as is
wished to have mature stalks, thin
ming the corn when of proper size-say
from six to fourteen inches high-he-
ing careful to remove the weaker
stalks. In order to compare the results
of this method with those of the
method OF planting only SO many kinds
as will give the desired number OF
stalks per ucre without thinning, Mr..
Franklin y. Stump, foreman OF farm,
conducted the following experiment:
Four-fifths of an acre of land from
which the soil had been removed some
wears since for making brick, was
divided into four equal plots A strip
of uniform width across the plots. as
laid out, hence involving an equal
amount of each plot, grew meliiotus'
or sweet clover, the four seasons OF 1888
TO lSg; inclusive The melilotus was
not cut but was allowed to go down
each wear and reseed the land. A crop
of wheat was cut from the land in 1892
Aside from any effect which the
melilotus may have hal, the land WAS
practically uniform in quality and con-
di,ion.
Two plots were planted at the rate
of one grain per foot in the rows. The
seed was excellent and ALMOST absolute
! ly every grain grew. These plots were
! not thinned. Two plots were planted
at the rate of three grains per foot in
, the rows, and were thinned to practi-
callv the same number of stalks per
acre as were then on plots one and
three. The thinning was done July I,
lust four weeks after planting, and the
corn ranged from one to two feet high.
The plats which were thinncd yielded
69G pounds of ear corn. while those
which were not thinncd yielded ST.
| hounds, decrease of fourteen pei
cent due to the thinning process
This was an exceptionally dry season
The thinning probably caused more in
iurv than would ordinarily result.
-.Mr. Muchcoin seems very atten
tive to Miss Jingle; does She know any
thing of him?" NO, but she proba bly,
will have very little of his society afte'
they leave here" $50 it is no love al
fair.- Dear me, no: she is going t.
marry him Inter Ocean.
Lawrence is Latin, signifyinl
laurel crowned. 1t was originally mp
, pl ed to those who had won the homo
OF triumph.
bartholomew, u Hebrew name. siG;
nifes The Son of Him who made tn
water Rise.
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A cr;ondi in need is a friend il

A friend i'm need is friend in
doed and not less Than one mill
ion peol le have fonud Ju't such n
friend i'm DIR Kings Nv Discovery
for Consumplion,cous:: ND Cold,
Ifvon have never used this g,c'.t
Cnueh, Medicine. one ,rial viii
convince you that il has Wonder
full curative powers in all diseases
of throat chest and lnnss. Each
bottle ID guaranteed 70 do III that
i, is claimed or money refunded.
Trial hGtle free al F Harrington Z
Drugs tore, Logan Ohio.
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SOUTH BOUND.
STATIONS.

The Buckeye Flyer is the Bu,insss Nan 81, 5 5
Train to chicago, fitted Win eiesan. "i
ar Cars and the easy Pullman S'crpers.
rh,orob Pullman palace sleeping cars
on night trains to Columbus and Chicago.
Tive onlv liuerunnlng through pariUr cars
bet,yeen Toledo, and Columbus,
seat fart; only - cents
MS low MS via. anv other line.
For rates maps and other Information,
call ON q. W. Schwcuke, Agf. AZ Logan OF
writa w H FISHER, General Passenger
nnd Ticket Agent. ROOM 81, Deshler Block,
Columbus, Ohio
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Everybody Will Now Save Mo- e.

Mt beranse the Silver Bill has
heen repealed, or account ct the
election of Governor Mckinley bnt
becanss The columbus, Horkihg
Valley and nledo Railroad have
made u reduction OF ten per cent
tn all ronnd trip local fares be-
teen stat ons Of this popular Line
Ticket, are inn ted IT, 80 days,
CIV Schwenke agent BncE eye
Route w Fisher,Gep Pass, and
Tr'k,Ag,. Columbus U.
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Bucklen'S Arrica SGlVe-

The Best S..Ive in the world for Cuts,
Bruises Surts. !'lcers. Salt kh'um-
Fever Sores. Tetier, Ch.rpsd Hands,
Jh,lhlains Corns and all Slin ErnIiiohs,
,nd positively cures Piles or 20 2"y re-
auired. II is guaranteed to give fs-tecs
.atista ct.cn. or money reluht cd. Priee
25 cer is per box. For Sale by
mar 3. jy L. Harrington
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The Indians Do Il.

From the breezy west new slang
phrase has come to town. When a
man turns himself loose, treats
everybody he meets, squanders his
money with hangers-on and the dis
solute, and, in fact, has a regular
dcbauch, he is said to be giving o
"potlatch." "
The term originates among the
Indians of the Pacific coast. where,
when brave is in bad odor, he
turns all his property into meat and
drink and asks the tribe to feast
with him. The result is bankruptcy,
but renewed popularity. This sort
of banquet is called q ''potlatch. -
Boston Globe.
% W o iIariman, Sheriff OF
Tyler Go, W VI, appreciates a
good hing and does not hesitate
to say so. lie was almost prostrat-
cd with cold when he procured
"a 10, tie OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. He saws: 1t gave me
prompt relief. find II TO he on
invaluable remedy for coughs and
colds" For sale by + Harrington
Druggist.
GOLD, SILVER OR GREEN
BACKS.
If YOU have Silver or Greenbacks
YOU can get Gold value for them when
YOU take trip if you purchase tickets
via tie Ohio Central Lines,
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For dressing OAK flooring 60
.cnts per hundred.
for dressing Poplar or Pine 60
.'ents per hundred:
Dressing Drop Siding Poplar
J. pine 80 cents per hundred.
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Wanted Live men to handle
our Publications: They sell them
selves. Try it: Write for terms they
will surprise YOU. Address. The En-
celsror Publishing Co., Worlhlng-
ton Block, Rooms l4,-l5, Toledo,
Ohio.
Land Seekers excursion to Vir-
ginia, Carolina, Arkansas, Texas
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi,
New Orleans and points south of
louisville and Lexington in Ken
lucky. Half fare, good for 90 days
April 0, and May sth. Before start
ing, call on G. W Sebwenke.
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All other work
done in propotion
and on short no.
tice.
Divorce Notice.

Melvin Dennis, Plaintif)
VS. NO IoS
Josie Dennis D,fendant)
JOSIE. Dennis. whose place of residence IS
uuknowm will take notice that on the Isl
lay OF February, 1891. Melvin Dennis filed
his petition in the court of common pleas,
for ., divorce from Sid Josie Dennis on the
ground of adultery, and that said cause Will
ne for hearing on and after the 3uth day Oh
March, 1854.
Atiy's for Pl't'f
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If YOU want a Monument
Or Tombstone, Lime. Plaster
of Paris or Cement, you
should call on
,ro.,, EIsELE & McLAIN
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CityMeaIMaIieI.

Geo .Heine, ,Porprieto r
Store in Gimble Block
All kinds of seasonalle fres Ii
meats and Lard of the best
quality always on hand.
honest dealing guaranteed,
and prices reasonable. Give
me a trial. highest cash
price paid for Beef Cattle.
GEORGE HEINE.
Dec. 2.
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Lawrence is Latin, signifying
laurel crowned. 1t was originally ap-
nj ed to those who had won the honor
OF 4 triumph.
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bartholomew, d Hebrew name. sig
n;f;es The Son of Him who made the
water Rise.
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Mr. Muchcoin seems very atten-
tive to Miss Jingle; does She know any
thing of him?" NO, but she probab bly,
will have very little of his society after
they leave here" $50 it is no love at
fair" Dear me, no: she is going to
marry Lim."-Intcr Ocean.