- . - - editor.
WED.1l-SD.lt MiUNIXG, (H'T. 7, ISM.
llciillimi State TicLH.
toll STATU TIlKASl'KKIl,
MATTHEW S. QUAY,
of Denver Con ill v.
2C'!si!li'nii (Touiify Tirttcl.
For Associate Jiitiiro,
Hon. John a. proper.
For District Attorney,
f. M. CLARK, i;i'.
Tin? Civil Service Commission U iu
n sadly dchi I iti te condition. At last
accounts it consisted solely of n set of
revisod rules und Judge Thoman.
Attokney-genkrai. Garland lias
hs yet resigned neither his telephone
interests nor his seat in the Cabinet.
Garland is running his Department
oF Injustice in great style.
In the opinion of the Courier Jour
nal, "the Democratic party iu Con
gress, backed by a Democratic admin
istration, will begin tho work of re
vising the tariff as soon as the sossiou
opens."
i
The Ohio election takes place next
Tuesday. The campaign has been a
bot one for some weeks back, and
will be during the next few days.
The prospects for Republican success
r.ra very goad at present.
The gang over at the Forest Nation
U office are terribly mashed on the
word "pimp." The appellation would
not fit that crowd quite bo tightly as
the word "suckers," old Jake not hav
ing much U39 for pimps now-a-duys.
They are a dandy pair.
The ex-congressman who, the other
day, called John S. Wise, of Virginia,
a liar, will not do so again in a hurry
at least nut until he gets his front
teeth repaired. Wise hit him ns he
hits 'the Bourbons straight from the
shoulder and with no gloves ou.
The "Southern negroes do not take
any interest io politics," our Demo-
-crane iriends assure us. Well, maybe
they dou't; but, if so, ifiV for mnch
the same reason that Truthful James'
friends succumbed, when "the enbse
kwent perseedins ' interested him uo
more.
Col. M. S. Quay was mustered out
of the U. S. service just before the
battle of Fredericksburg, but still in
sisted upon taking part io the charge
of the "forlorn hope attacking party,"
preferring as he said, "to die nnd be
-called a fool than to live aod be called
u uowuru.
"It's better, don't yon understand,
t be the power behind the throne
th an on the throne yourself," was the
argument Jake Kepler used to con
vince a gentleman that he ought to
vote for his (Kepler's) man for Asso
ciate Judge. But the gentleman has
couoluded to vote for the man whom
Jake Kepler cau't make a nose at
running.
President Cleveland has been
elected an honorary member of the
Veteran Association of tho 21st Regi
ment of New York. Hereafter any
.man who says Mr. Cleveland has no
military record will be declared a fab
ricator. We violate no coufiden.ee in
stating that the action of the Veteran
Association was designed as a tribute
of respect to the memory of Mr.
Cleveland's substitute in tha war for
the Union.
Conkad B. Day, the Democratic
candidate for State Treasurer, was
such a bitter copperhead during the
war that be quarreled openly with
many of his relatives in Philadelphia.
In the light of the facts Chairman
Ileusel ought to pass the word among
his Democratic organs to discontinue
their falsehoods about the military
record of Cilonel Quay, who won a
colonelcy in the Union army. Dela
ware County American.
Geneisal Rouekt E. Lee's son
loaned his father's saddle and bridle
to Fitz Hugh Lee, Democratic cundi
date for Governor of Virginia, aud
bade bim proceed with his campaign,
and it is said that the appearauce of
these relics of the war aud the popu
Jar leader of the rehel army, "aroused
the Confederate patriotism of every
true Virginian." And yet Democrats
North discry the waving of the
'Bloody Shirt." Brookville llepubli-'an.
J. VJ WUNK,
The llnrrinburg Independent takes
occasion to observe that Mr. Day
seems to ho following Mr. Quay very
closely iu his peregrinations ' thiough
Pennsylvania. Not very. Mr. Day
caught up with Mr. Quay in the an
thracite coal region, but since thru
Mr Quay has "done" Western Penn
sylvania pretty thoroughly nnd come
to Philadelphia, leaving Mr. Day to
go over tho tamo ground. The ap
pearances nro, however, that Mr. Day
is about 8 near Mr. Quay as the Dem
ocratic candidate is destined to get in
the present interesting political race.
Tin; Democratic ptpers in New
York aro disposed to mnko merry
over tho refusal of tho Mugwumps to
support Hill, tint it is not'u cable that
they aro profoundly silent over tho re
pudiation of the Democratic state
ticket by tho New York Staats Zeitung,
tho leading German paper in that
city. The holt of a largo number of
German voters to Davenport, which is
predicted by one of the editors of the
Staats Zeitung in an interview pub
lished in the Albany Journal, is a ?e-
siou3 blow to tho Democrats, aud,
when added to their other embarrass
ments, makes the Democratic outlook
gloomy indeed. Yes, the failure of
the Democratic press to grow mirthful
over the loss of their German contin
gent io New York is easily explained.
An interview with Vm. R. Morri
son, published this morning, may be
accepted as assuring beyond doubt a
tariff fight iu the House this winter.
There is some comfort in the fact that
even Morrison has no confidence iu
the success of the movement, but as
the agitation is always detrimental to
business, we must continue to suffer
the inevitable consequences of put
ting wrong-headed theorists in places
they are not fitted to occupy. If the
people win elected Morrison and the
other cranks of his order, understood
what their election meant, it is to be
assumed they sought the consequences.
Let us hope that Mr. Morrisou's esti
mate of the relative strength of the
protectionists and free traders is cor
rect and that the cranks will fail again
as they did in thelast session. liar
risburg Telegraph
The New York Staats Zeitung has
been diagnosing the condition of the
Democratic party iu that Sialo since
Hill's nomination, and eays : "The
ticket suffers from a malady in the
head, nnd it cannot be cured by doc
toring tho body." Just so. And it
is not in New York aloue that this
malady afflicts the Democratic paity.
The trouble had its beginning iu the
attempt of the party to pose us reform
ative, when it really purposed to trav
el for spoils. It would have been
more comfortable had Hendricks been
its candidate for President, for thcn it
would not have had a head that want
ed to travel one way, while it was bent
on taking the other. The party will
come to grief undoubtedly, but that
will be its normal condition; while
the ouly thing to cry over is the tem
porary check its accidental victory
lust year gives to national progress.
J. T. Brennan has now for sale
131 ficre8 of warrant 5213 and 5214,
Kingly Twp., probably ou the new
oil belt. Als i 108 acres of warrant
5186, and 71) acres of warraDt 5187,
iu same twp. 1000 acres, warrant
No. 2856, Tiouesta township. 390
acres, wairant No. 5186, Kingsley
township. 143 acres, known as "Lil
lie Farm," Allegheuy tuwuship, Ve
nango Co. 70 acres near Enterprise,
Warren county. 6m.
Buckeye Force Pump
23 ID.
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TIM K TA1JLKIN EFFECT June 1, Wft.
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ll:(i-mm. Warron 12:."i0pin, Irvinoton 1:50
pin, Tidionto 3:20pm, Tioncsu 4:50pm, ar
rives Oil City ii:45pm.
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(i:(HI am. Oloopolis (i:4(l am. Emtio Hock
(i:.r5iim. President 7:02nni, Tionosta 7:52am
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Hriduo a: 40, Hod Honso 4:10, Salamanca
":02, South rarrnllton 5:30, South Vanda
lia 5:48, Alle'hony (i:18, arrives Olenn
(:.t(lpni.
Trains run on Kastorn Time.
Trains leavintr Pittsburgh 8:.."nin, nr
ilvinsr PiCsl'iirah 7:2.'iin, areSolid Trains
botweon Hitll'alo and Pittsburgh.
Tkains leaving I'ittsburuh 8:4."pni, ar
riving Pittsburgh 7:40nm, ro Solid Trains
with Piiliman's Sleeping Cars between
liiillalo niul Pittsburgh.
rtTickots sold and baggage checked
to all principal points.
(Jot linio tables giving full information
from Company's A cents.
iK(). S. UATCHKLL, (ion'l Sunt,
J. A. KKLLOWS,
(Jen'l Pass'r an Ticket Agent,
No. 41 K.Mliangn St., J'.ulfalo, N. Y.
J. L. CHAKi, Auent, Tionesta, Pa.
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oIwiivb wear out flrrt. ou
the ball. TheCASDKK
Hoot are double thick
ou the ball, aud t'lvo
DOUBLE T'EAR.
Slott economical Riibbor
Hunt ia ttm markor.
l.ncla longer thun any
other boot and tho
rincE so maiiER.
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.1111 lin. 1 A HOOD ASSOHTMKNT JN ALI, DKPAilT
MKXTS at II. J. HOP KINS .fc I'O.TS.
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I.OWKST PHIOKS OK ANY HOliSIO IN THIS COVINTHY.
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A-.Co., and Win. Knalio Pinnos. ilottoiu
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loiiunK anil nrii-us.
Tionesta, Pu. Sopt 17.
T H E BOSSUypTSTABLE.
W. A.KAOLK-, PnorniKTOR.
Tli3 host Jjivory Tionota over hail is
now run by mo. I jiimrantoe to fiirniwh
hotter and Taster ris tor loss money than
liavo over been put out in this suction. I
can always lit travelers out mi whoriest
notice, and parties i oiniii from a distaii:
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POSITIVELY BURNS
STUMPS.
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sulphur, sultpf tr urez
Iilunivcn, but U a com
pound, which, If put In
the stump and set tiro
to, will burn it,
ROOTS AND ALL,
CREEN OR DRY.
frni !.() for cnouxb
Penetrative to burn l'l
larveor lH.niall HtumpH.
Hatlslacllun Kuaratileed
or money cheerfully re-
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trated circular, Ac
Aaenta Wanted.
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iWi4'.iT Mow Carllcl, Ohio.
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118851
l'lrot'luiiiutioii ol' J'itoral
Whereas, in and by en act of the ( Joneral
Assembly o! the Commonwealth of Putin
HVlvHina, entitlivl 'An Act to regulate the
Elections of the ('nmnionwcaltr.' missed
the lid day of July, A. D., IS ill, it is made
motility of tl-.o Sheril! of every county
within this Comiiiouweali I. to ::ive publii
notice of the (icneral Elections, and in
hiicii to t-numerate :
lit. The otllcers to bo elected.
1 1 Ticsi -nate l!i- place at v.'hioh tho
election Is to be held.
I. EI ONAUD AWNKW. llitrli SlierilT
of tho county of Forest, do hereby make
known and trivo this public notice to the
electors of tho county of Forest, thai a
tiener.il Kieclion will beheld in said conn
ty, on
Tuesday, lYuvciuher 3, i&tt.?.
between the hours of 7 a. in. mid 7 p. in. at
the several Election Districts,
Tho Electors of I'.aructl township at
Jacob Mazo s Carpenter chop.
Tho Elector of l.roou tow nsh!; at the
nouse of i,. i rner.
The Eleeturn of Hii iiiony towiishiji at
A HemW School House.
Tho Elect irs of Hickory townsiiip at tho
i!'l ci oi .1 . ;v , mo i.
Tho I". lectors of Howe township ns fol
lows; Those rci-idiim in the lCleciion Dis
tricl of West Howe, to-wit; Those w est of
the following lino, vix; Iteeiunina- at the
norilica-t co ner oi warrent number ."iIIls,
and ii u 'li'.v cs! comer o warrranl iiuinlii'i
27;'..'i. ami runnim.' tin nee ilirectly so.ttli In
me .iciiKn i.iwnsii.p line, ul the llalitown
Selioil l,ou-o,
1 lie Kioelors of I lowe township I csioiuii;
in me r.,ceti(.n Jiistnetot East llmiv, to
wit: I !iom' rcsioimr east of the above
nientioiieii lu.e, at lroolcsto!i, in l!rook-
uton J.ibrarv Hall.
The Electors ot .lonks township at tho
..1 1 If
-.CIMHM 11UUMI in .laricii.
Tho Electors of Kingsley township ut
Newtown School House.
The i;het..is of Tionesta townsiiip at
tin) t .ouri mouso in 'i ionesta 1x11-01111.
Ihe Electors of Tionesta borough tit
tho Court House in said boron 'h.
At wliicli time and idaces the nualiliod
electors will elect by ballot:
One person for Treasurer of the Coin
inon wealth of Pennsylvania.
One person for Associate J udt:o of For
est comitv.
One p -rvin for District Attorney of For
est county.
ino act 01 Assembly entitled "an ac re
lating to the election of this Common
wealth," passed July :i, l.Slli, provide us
101 lows, viz:
"In case tho person who shall liavo re
ceived the second liiirhest number of vote
for inspector shall not attend on the day of
any election, then the person ho shall
have received the tieoond hisrhost number
of votes for Judjfo at tho next preceding
election shall act as inspector in his phiee.
And in ease the person who shall have re
ceived the highest number of voles fur in
spector shall not attend, the person elected
JuiIko shall appoint 1111 inspector in hi
pluee, end in citsethe peiMin elected J udo
shall not attend, then the inspector who
received the highest number of votes
shall appoint a J ndj;o in his place ; and if
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ouv in .on-y riliilll im ill 1 1 It lit 111 lint DOftl (1
for tho space of one hotir after tlio time
lixod by law fortheojieninnof the election,
the (jualilied voteiH of tho township, ward
or district for whit-It such olliccr shall
have been elected, present at tho plaeo ol
election shall elect one of their number to
till such vacancy.
I also Rive ollicinl notice to tho electors
of Forest county, that by an act entitled
"An Act further supplemental to the act
relative to the election of this Common
wealth, approved Jan. :i(), 1K7-1 :"
Sue. f. All tho elections by tho citizen
shall bo by ballot ; every ballot voted sliull
bo numbered in the order in which it shall
be received, and the number recorded by
the clerks on the list of voters opposito the
name of the elector from whom received.
And any voter voting two or numi tickets,
the several tickets so voted shall o :ch be
numbered with the number eorrespoud
inu; with the liumboi- to tho mime of the
voter. Any elector may write hi name
upon his ticket, or cause the same to be
written thereon, and attostod by u citizen
of the district. In addition to the oath now
prescribed by law to lie taken and sub
scribed by election ollicers, they shall sev
erally be sworn or iiliirined not to disclose
how tiny elector shall have voted, unless
required to do so as witnesses in a judicial
pioeoodiiitf. All jutles, inspectors', clerks
slid overseers of every election held under
this tu t, shall, before eiiterim; upon their
duties, lie duly sworn or ulliruied iu tho
jjresetioo of each ether. The.jud-cshall bo
sworn by tho minority Inspector, if thero
shall bo such minority inspector, if not,
thou by n, Justice of the lieitco oi-nlilermau,
ami the inspectors soil clerk shall be sworn
by the Jiidne. Certificates of such swear
ing or iilllrmlnu; slmll bo duly iinulo out
nnd signed by tho olllet-r so sworn, nnd
ntfsted by tho officer who adininistoreri
the oath. If any iiidco or mlnorlt v ins-pec
tor refuses or fails to swear the officers of"
election in t ho maimer required by tlMn
net, or If any nllleer of election shall tvei
without lieinu: d uly sworn, or If an v ollleer
ol election shall eertiry that any ollieer voo
sworn when ho wa not, it shnll be deem
ed a misdemeanor, nnd upon conviction,
tho otlleor or otllcers so ollondlnu; shall bor
lined not exceeding one thousand dollars,
or imprisoned not exceeding one year, r
both, in the discretion of the court.
titw 11. It shall bo lawful for nnv quali
fied citizen oi the district, nolwithstand
inu; tho name of tho proposed voter is con
tained on the list of resident taxable, tip
olmlloncre the vote of such person, where
upon the proof of the riirhl of Hiiffriiiri
as I now retpilietl by law shall
ho publicly mado and acted upon
by tho election board and tho
vote admitted or rejected, aceordinn: to tho
evidence. Every person elainilni; to be rt
naturalized citizen shall bo letiiired to
produce his naturalization eeitilicato at
the election betoro voting, except whom
ho has been for live years oonspouti vely n
voter in the district in which he oilers to
vote ; tiud on the vote of such person w.
inn received, it ahull bo tha duty of tho
election ollicers to write or stamp' on sueli
certilicnte the word "voted," with tho da v,
month ami year; ami If any election otll
eor or otllcers shall receive it hoeoud voto
on tlie same day, by virtue of same cer
tificate, except where sons sro entitled to
vote because of the nut unitization of their
fathers, they and tho person who slmll
oiler such second vote, shall bo Ruilty ol'n
iiiisdomeanor, and on conviction thereof,
shall lie fined or imprisoned, or Isith, nt.
the discretion of the court ; but the lino
shall not exceed llvo hundred dollar in
each ease, nor the iuinrisoninenlniie year.
The like nunishiueut shall be Indicted
on conviction on tho ollicers of election
who shall neglect or refuse to luiiko or
cause to be made the endorsement re
quired aforesaid on said lutturnllxatioM
cortilhiito.
Sue. 12. If any election ollieer shall re
fuse or neglect to require such y roof of
tho right of Hiitlrauo as l prescribed by
tills law, or laws to whleli this is supple
ment, from ai:y person nilerlng to veto
whose name Is not on this list of assessed
voters, or whoso right to vote without re
quiring such proof, every person so of
fending shall, upon isinv'tetion, bo uuilty
of a misdemeanor, anil shall be sontcnood
for every such oll'ense, to pay a line iiol
exceeding live hundred dollars, r to un
dergo an imprisonment nl not moro than
one year, or bolli, nt tho discretion of tho
court.
I also make known tlie following pre .
visions of the new Constitution of 1'uuti
sylvania :
AUTICM3 V 1 1 r.
KTKKr.AuK and t.i.KirrioN. ,
S !:('. I. l'.verv iiinle citizen twmifv.m u
VlMII'S of ULf. lniH.I.Mwitiip ltn ...ll.'....l....
pi issessing
qiiN'ilicatioii, sliull bo entitled to voto sL
nil elections :
'irxi. He shall have been n citizen ,f
the I 'uiteil States nt least one uvnlh.
AV-nui .- eshnllhaveresidetl inthcStnln
one year, (or, if having i.rcvioiislv been is
qua ilicd elector or native borr eillxen of
the Stale he shall have removed Un-reioi-m
mid retui'i.eil. then si.-; ino'.ii,) Jiuiuu l
ll'ely piei-cilidg the election.
'J'.'iiiil. lii shad have resided in tho
e eel ii. ii district whole he offers M vote j-f
hi si tw mouths immediately preceding
theeleetii.il.
Jtniii, l( twenty-two years of age or
niiwaitls, lie shall 'have jutSI with u lw
years a sta:e or county lux winch shad
have Is-eii !is.it i:cd at least two moidiis nnd
pa d nt least out month before eloi lion.
Sut 'J. The (Jener.il election shall 1 .)
Iiel.l annually o-i t he 'I'uesi la V next lollow
111'; tlie l.rst .Moii.lsy i,f iNovember, but
tin lii ueial Assembly mav, bv law, fix a
ilill'eiont day. two-ihirils 'ii' nil the mem
bers of each I louse eoiisnntiiig thereto.
I also ... jve official notice ol 'iJui follow
in provision of nn an! nnnr. vl iln.
01 .iu--.-ii. iisi.o, entitled -'An i. rctri
unit tic mode of voting at nil the elect!
IIM
tu mis uonnnonwoultli.
!: '. 1. lie it enacted by the Spu.-ite and
iioi.se ot I. .-preventatives of die Common
Meadii oi rcnnsyivunia in Ooneral
sembly met, and it is htneliv enuetutl
As.
by
the nu: hoi it v r i tie kiten. 'ri,.,i , i... ......
if-
lliod voters ot flit hj-vs.-tit ....n i.tl..u .i.tu
Common wealth, in all general, (ownship,
Isirouiiii and special electiona nro hereby
hereafter uiiihorir.uil ami required to vot-o
bytiee's printed or written, or partly
printed and partly written, severally elan
Hilled as foilows- One llcket shall oinhraeo
tlie names of all judge of courts vol ml foy
and Mia II be labeled "Jutliciarv ;" one
ticket shall embrace tlie names of a! the
State ollicers voted for nnd be labeled
"State;" one ticket shall embrace thu
nam. s of all tlie eoiinly olllees voted tor,
including olllce of Senator ami member ot
Assembly, if voted for, and member of
Congress, jf voted for, aud bo labeled
"County;" one ticket shall embrace Ihe.
mime of all tho township ollice-s vood
for, and bo labeled "Township;" ouo
ticket shall embrace tho muni s of H the
borough oiticer voted for, and bo labeled
"Dorough," and each class shall bo depos
ited in scporate ballot boxes.
Notice is hereby given. That anv person,
excepting Justices of the Peace win i shall
hold any olllce or appointment of profit or
trust iiiulor tho United SPifes, or this.
State, or any city or corporal od district,
whether commissioned otli ;er or oilier-wis-),
a subordinate ollieer or agent whu
is or shall ho employed under tlio legisla
ture, executive or jutliciarv department ot
this State, or of any city, or of nny incor
porated district, mid also that every menu
Iter of Coii'j-i-ess noil ul' tit. sii.i.. i ....;i..
lure, or oi ttie select or common conn
iicil
M uoy .m.i , in commissioners oi any
eorporatetl district, is by law inciipalilo
holdim? or exerciuiiiii' ut il... to....
in-
of
n - ..nil , I 1 1 11
oflii'oornppointiMcnt of judo, ii.HoUr
tho
wf. iitr i in-noii in 1111:4 t oimnon
WPIllIil H IU 1 Tliitr ti( ino,.,llt,.
uo or
otlier oilioor of such election shall bo
oli-
inn e to in. tneii vn in tor
Tho .Indues of II If! Ul'lirnuilld iliurxl..ln
shall represontatively take charge of tho
iinnura ut icitiru 01 1110 election of
their respociivo districts, ami produce
tlieni at tho Prothonotary's oliieo in the
llorouuh of 'i?toiiesin iii tv.n..u'u . .tin
judges living wMt'iin twelve miles'of tho
Prothonotarv's (Otlioe, or within twent.y-
lour 111110 11 tiie.ir resitlenco be in a town,
village or city i-(Vn tlie lino of a lailroad
leailmtr to thu 1 o, k .J v uent vl...ll .... ......
o'clock l. 111.. ol HVKDX'KSIIAY. Nil.
V EM 15 EH KOUlf HI, psj, andall other
judge shall ht-forl Cwelve o'clock, in., on
THURSDAY xt l.'l.'Nt 111,-ij i.-i wn
lnj. deliver kiiwI i.Jiimw toir.tili.,. u
tho return Kliuctu il.ti, IM-oi ii..i...t..rxr
with
of
tlio Court of Coiiflmon Pleas of 1-
ti.ntitir 1..I.I..I :.i I...... ..I....I 1
orest
rt ijii'u nuitt Aeilirn Slinu nu Jlietl,
and the tlnv nl iwAnr of lilin.r imui L-...!
tiled.
ked
iiiereni. ana slm ( nreservetl Lv
tho
x roiuonouiry lor public insjieetion.
Uiven under mv hanttlut my olllce InTio-
n.iwt.t l.. .1.:.. .1...1 VI...- .. . . 1 .
ill the year of our llord one thousand
..ilfllt l.n...t.....l s .1 t..n J ...
. 'M. iiiiuuitu ami (ir;'i,r-vt-( illlil
in
ui" one nuntlreil and ii' 1 tli year of
thu 0
luiicpeiKieneo of tho I l"l States.
L. .I'.NEW, Sheritr.
WOKK .,fv.- v ii
erijitioii exeeu.
IN oilice.
td I at the ItEpm.Vic