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HE FLESH ER10N ADVANCE v.\ / GEO. MITCHELL, \ fflnnrH.1 r i-iAi-i-.* IVMiua** tranfia,ctd Orfti i:i'-'i i .1 i ( i.-s oa-h l at >il< rattm Mount lw. . iraUsMeTor lTSitinte Immnoin cnterpriB" OfTH 1 1 -x no .-tn nf Kichardion A Co'r Dr. Sinclair, M l N i., I, r P. S o . M ' F S M The Scottish Specialist, T O E O N T O, Sp< lil r "v tli-- triatfiti'Mit of all !'nvnte Ui . I>iM-a>i-s lit in.- Mrn f i anil NVrviv [)i *<:*. M.'.- .,1 the Heart Ami Lnui,*, AIM '* V, onion p..MtiT'ily IiMiatliu'i I . 1 iHtowe-11. nan : "Afti'r AM I ir<|>i-rt> to no pur iioe OH medical -1, -l.li.rwlmt tln-v Trl-lm-d II lopcletM uaso of consumption, Dr. Sinclair cured iu. " Urn. Mitrv Purlm (, WoodhoMa,SVI :- "When all "tber* fnilo.1, 1). Si-:, -lair .Mi'i'd n: uf flu " \V strliimalit. l..ik,-,-l,i. ia>s l>r. Sinclair vursd iiiu of catarrh." (ioo. Unwed. Ulytlie. eav ; Dr ini:latrciired me .if bfiirt cincanu aud dropsy . whuu all other* failed." DiHeaKeH of private nature brought e>n by fully Ur Sinclair certainly caret*. CONSULTATION FBE. Dr. Sinclair Will be at .Waosbaw s Hotel, Mr>h< nou. os .-. I ii. -.!... War. h IHtsV Vicinity Chips. 4 harartcristicH aflhe Pant Carefully fulled for the furious. rttle fair on Monday next. Pirision court <ui Saturday next. Farm t> mil See *lvt. elsewhere. Council met on Monday. Report elie- v her*. (' . >nveyai;cin^ a specialty. 1'ellainy 4 .. drives iu felt boom, fur caps, .ini uvcic'jatt, for utie mouth, at K. IVimbloX A tine quality of ice is wow being taken from Fleshur s pond. The coldest map of the season waa ex- (nTUMiceil here from 'Saturday uii;lit un- til Monday. To-day is election day. Let every v<it- T come to the polls and record his vote. It is a crisis winch demands your vcrdit. The Hanover Post intends to prose- cute the Bruit council for not accepting its tender for printing. The Post's ten- tier was lowent. Blanket* A Dumber of paint of white ml grj blauket* miut be solJ, now is your iiine. R. Trimble. We hare received two reports of the < >rani(e aoiree held at Euir.ei.ia on Thurs- day last. The one which appears was in type when the second arrived. Mi rs Karsteilt it Chalmers are pre- pared to take contracts for brick and atone work and plastering. Read their card elsewhere and give them your order. Dr. Sinclair, th Scottish specialist, who is now wull known to the people of his section, will be at Munshaw'ii hotel m Wednesday, M<trch 18. Ke*d his full announcement in our ad veTtisinp; columns. Oventbors, rubbers, etc- We still have some overshoe*, rubbr!i, socks, jimt trlt boot* to be sold at coal. Nou m vour tSM fur genuine bargains. E. Trim ble. Mr. Robt. Kawwtt, who, with Mrs. Kawcvtt, has been visiting with Mr. 11. Down, of Detroit, for some time, M- turned home on Saturday last. Mrs. Kawcett still remains with her daughter in Detroit. Mr. W. 1". Crusaltty IUM logt the con- tract of carrying the mail Ittween this village ami the station. It has not been done exactly on the sxjuart, mid this paper >nay have occasion to refer to it again. Mr. 1'. Munshaw U again tho contractor. Deeds, lemon, tnoit^iigcN and wills J'.rllaiuy V Hetiueraon. A neck tic voial will be held at the residence of Mr. Jan. Aslulnwu, Kletilier- t'Mi station, on the evening of March 13. I'mceeJa to be invested to ;h interests <>f tlui i-hujv'i. (imid time anticipated. Come one come all Admission 15 cents. Overcoats, !'<> t IIUHH uetling one of i'ur Jui'lv coatx, 8r.(H). nsuiil price $7. OO and $/..Vi. A few Ml 'iiJ uju.-t be cleared uut. It Trimble. l.B. l.u. .1 vi;in i>irr. Narkdale, has $10. OX) private funds to lend on farm tuortuaxcs within the next fuw months at I.. MI-MI current rates. No commiss- i.i-.m, no delays, uxpenseK low. Apply at office in Mnrkd<ile during the week or at Dundalk ntficu on Saturdays. for Sate. A few i hl. N'>. i Uvrrtiii; and trout HtU Trimble's. Notice to the Public. K. \V. K. Tottunhiuu, of the Flesher- tnii Station saw null, wislses to purchase any ijiiantity of l<iy fur which he is otf=r- inu tin- following pnci-8 : Suf: elm, 84.L'5 : birch, maple, lia.twood and rock elm in-iii >Ti ,ju i.i -fli t)D. He also wanU 100,00i) fei-t of hcmloi-k, for which ho will pny the hiiih.-st. osmli prices. Suits, sllilv snitS. VVe hnYe about rl;t\ MHIM In .iis|inc "f Misiiif the lK>xt 30 .i.iv-.. Si- i-.iiin iil.in:: wlnlr> there ig a nood ciioii- aii'i Imvi- tlii'iu ulin :K! nt your owu K. TiiiuM". Notice. John Barclay, weaver has not left Klenherti-n an H.mie people nay, but will be found second house east of Baptist chnrch, Fleuhertun. Married. In Saliiin. Kansas, Mr. Jos. H. Strain to Miss Helena L. Kutledv;e. Mr. Strain is in business at Minot, Dak., and in a son of Mr. Win. Strain, of Flesherton. Mrs.Strain is a daughter of the late Win. Rutledj'f, foiinerly of Mark dale, aid a niece ofC. W. Rntleil^-, E. ( . Trre Ad- vaficu tenders its hearty cotiirratulatioua. Insute your pnnerty with Bellamy A Henderson . Bust company* represented. Mr Campbells Meeting. Mr. Campbell, of East Alumna, spoke in Mr. Blyth's interests in the Towu Hall on Saturday afternoon last. The place waa crowded with an attentive audience. Mr. Campbell is a most elo- quent s|>eakur and carried his audience with him. W. Browu, of Markdale, at- tempted to pit himself against Mr.Camp- bell, but u'ot so completely doomd thnt he could not utter a clnrp. A good Re- former remarked in our hearing that lie ue-ver in his life liemd a man ^el such a 'setting out" upon a public platform. Caps - aps. -a|s W. ttill havp a few fur auJ I'irtiiiui lamli eap* wliieh w do not wih to carry over, an 1 cunuiqiiuntly will sell cheap. Kiudly ank the prices. 11. Trimble. Another Gone. Mr. Tims. Poarson, who has been in- disposed for some time, died at his resi- dence about U miles north of Flesherton, on Satuiday morning last, from lung trouble. Deceased hail resided in this towiifthip for the past .''!' j&n. He leaves a widow and six children to mourn his departure. He was 71 years of age and waa very highly respected by all. The funeral took place on Monday after- noon to Irwin's burial ground. Rev. Mr. Tonge officiated. Deceased came from Co. 4.nnagh, Ire- land, in 184'J, settling in the township of V'aughan, from whence he removed to this towiibliip 39 years airo. Church News. The morning service in the Methodist church was specially cominemorativeof the founder of Methodism, John Wesley. In the evening the Misses Hull led the service. Large congregations were pre- sent. This will be the last week of the special services. Would it no* be just as well to take down the Now Year's decorations from the Methodist church ' The season is getting advanced, and they are slightly inappropriate now. Father Chmuiuy, the converted priest, will lecture here, under the auspices of the i'reabyturian church, sometime dur- ing the present month The exact date has not been arranged. Rev. Mr. McKay, of Oransjcville, occu- pivd the Presbyterian pulpit on Sunday last. FARMERS. -We can insure you for three yuars for flOOO fur $3.00. Bellamy * Henderson. Great excitement just now In FlohertOII- One i the elections, the I'tluT is the sale of winter j^oods at cout at R. Trimble's. Financial. The farmers and business men of thin portion of our fair province have great reason to be thankful. We have hnd a long 1m' not severe winter, with contin- ued sleighing from the I njo KIIOW fell litst fall 'intil the present. This hns jjivei* tho farmers an opportunity which seldom occurs of teaming out wood, poles and logs, and thus adding to their year's income a respectable sum which, if it were not for the favorable weather, would bo unsecured. What benefits the farmer also benefits the business man, and for many years things have never been brighter in this township than they are at the preseii'. time. Thit is not the case elsewhere, however. \\ V paid Toronto a visit last ueek, and were surprised at the stagnation which we dis- covered there. KUSIIX-HS men in the Queen City look blue and ay money is exceedinxly tijjht. As we said before, wu here have great reason to be thank ful for the very favoialile winter winch has been ours to enjoy. Kubes, robe*, robo A fuw nice guin! rolii-s nit Initiil yi-t ami nuisi ^o at Now is you time for a bargain. H. Trimble. Council (Jouncil mut in the town hall on Mon- day and transacted a lari;-' amount of business. All the nietnUors wen- prctent, the reeve in the i-hair The following comiminiealionrt were read : Kn.in the Co. treasurer, list of lundti liable to be sold for taxes ; from Co treasurer re maturing of debentures ; from the mayor of Oranueville axkinu for "> to defray ex- peiiHes of railway deputation to < Htawa ; from C. P. R. solicitors re taxation of property at the station ; from A. Blue re rtnaiii-i.il statement anil auditor's report ; petition from D McLeod. A M.-Millau and T. W Mr.Miillen askinij to IM: re- moved from S S No. ii and put into S.S. No. 10 : from IVtei Curne, .las. Y;UIM. and others askinn for opeinni; of sideline No. .'JO, JJ.D.R., to bae line, to give short access to the station ; from I'roton council asknii: for $-'-> .ia Artemesia's share fur building culvert on town line ; from treasurer of Markdale asking pay- ment for uae of town hall for division court purposes : from registrar's office, Toronto, certificate of registration, show- ing that there were 71 births, 42 mar- riages and 20 deaths registered during IS:H) in this township ; \n account from C. W. Rutledge for stationery, gl'.'.iMi from Arch. C'urrie, ro building of bridge on townline Artemesia and I'mt m ; from the Flesherton R. T. of T., asking refund of money paid for use of ton-n hall ; from the tiiwiinlup treaaurer asking for increase of salary ; troui towiiHhip treas uri'f, incidental expenses in foiiiniii n with township work, &J0.7. r > ; from Mrs. Thompson, account for bread furnished Mrs. Mauley. $5.40. Moved by Mr Thos. Kells, seconded by Mr. D. McMillan, that the account of C. W. Rutledge for printing assessment rolls amounting to *12.(X> be paid, and that the reeve issue his order for pay- ment of same. Carried. Moved by Mr. Thos. Kells, seconded by Mr. D. McMillan, that six dollars be refunded to the Royal Templars, they hav- ing found their own light and fuel while they used the hall. Carried. Moved by Mr. Thos. Kella, seconded by Mr. Geo. Thompson, that the treas- urer be instructed to pay the county treasurer on or before July 1st $2t(00 on by law 334 maturing in September. Car- ried. Moved by Mr. W. Sharp, seconded by Mr. D. McMillan, that the clerk and reeve be instructed to ascertain proportion of non resident land found due to Mark- dale corporation and furnish statement to treasurer, who is lier-hy authorized to remit said amount. Carried. ' Moved by Mr. W. Sharp, seconded by Mr.tt. Thompton, that the reeve, and clerk, and Mr. McMillan be a ri.iumitt.oc to timtly audit the auditors' report, Car- ried. Moved by Mr. D. McMillan, seconded by Mr. Win. Sharp, that i committee be appointed to investigate the matter con- tained in thu petition of William Meeds and others and report upon tho same at May council meeting. Carried. Moved by Mr. Sharp, seconded by Mr. Thompson, that following accounts be paid : W. J. Bellamy $l.'t.S5 forregistei- ing ; Mrs. Thompson, bread for Mrs. Hanley !<">. 40. Carried. Movud liy Mr Thompson, seconded by D. McMillan, that the account of Daniel M lioiinal for $'J.'Jf> for building culvert on town line between lYotuii and Arto- ino.na be paiil. Carried Moved by Mr. Kells, seconded by Mr. Thompson, that the acct. and application of J. \V. Armstrong be left over until next Council meeting, and that he be ro- questud to attend said Council tnueiinu. Carried. Bylaw No. 17.'<. to appoint overseers, fenceviu%or* and pnundkeepers, was passed as follows : OTOMSMM B. Coloman. n. Kiwt.-r, Win. llurni.'t. Win. Bavin. A. Wi.-k.'im. Win. \ Tnclinr. .1 \V-ittin, W. Harrison. T .1. stiiiHon. Alx. Kn-iti-r. It. Liullow, r, J. Pouter, 11. Morcor, T Wb!k ton, Win. Hill, V. Tuctor, Coo. \\ Martin, J. Allun. W. H. Hrown. J. Mi-Nalley, Sam. Sboarrtowu, W J UouU^H c Wi:ou, J. Wm.Clayton, Boot and shoe dealer, lias a large assortment of Boots and Shoes, Slippers, Over- shoes Felt Boots, Trunks, Are. ; new jjoods, and sell- ing eheap. Hoineinade hoots on hand and made to order. If e| airing promptly attended to. Hill. \V;ii Spi.f.-s. \V I.. '.Vriuht. Al.-\ Stuwnrt. M. Tllli.tl<'Wil. -I"--. Hen- tlllllll. .I'll'. \\I1IMIII. Will. \\1UIK.1'. I. MI1IS. C. C. .luini'c. /'>- \ ii -.inn tl"\. \Vliiti-. Win. Wauoii. Jon. Olivor. P. Dim. Huiitli. T. I i Al.-v M. -I .mi. .liilin liiiwlmiil. W. Mu- HiMial.l. Win. l.illm. Dun. KtiiniiMly. , ,!.-!., -"ii. Vii-K. Mi TlieiMin, L. H. Tlliilnp- ,1111, .1 .1 1. 1 :;.-. .1 Mul.ueil. \\-n- Kluller. W. Ii iniiinoi^. .1. Walki-r. T Huttl.'r, J. rorteoun. M I hilii's. .|H (..1,1.1-, Ii ( itrHOll, .1, Mo 1 .1 . W HCIIMIII. W. \Vilnon. G. Turtiei. .In. i Biilauil. lion. W:irlllli!, K. li.iiiui'. H. WillianiH. L. VVIIlianm. S. Fr.H-inan. K. Hewell, S. Mill-tin. K. Carmtben, J. WilliauK. It. (jra- Imin. ,1 \\ .-lil'i i . -lati. Ahlliluwn, J. AdauiH, J. M.-i..-.-. \ lli"liip. KKNI gVIKWEBS Wanl No. 1 -K. Wlnttakur, J. AIIHIIIIII, Alex. M.ur, IHiu I'lirniy. Want No. J H. L). Irwin. S. Slianiii.n. , Illair. W. Hill. Wart! Ha. S O. M....H', i;.-.. Sti-wart. C. Bellamy. K. HOH. //ard No. 1 W H. ll.-uiplnll. J Hickling, J. B Sloan, ili-u. Latinier l'"i Mi KKLTSHS Jo*. Calrnii. M. Kiley. B. WHgbt, A. Uunibaw, J Braniff. A. Mt-Iunii. For Over Fifty Year* Mm Wltifliiw'H 1-iHitliiiiil Svnip IIHH lwn Ual hv iinlli.ui I < n !! while :i-i-tui:n: li.n-iin-i t mtni itml liroken of vnur ri--t )>\ 11 ---.' k ..tii-t -uMi-iinu Mi"! rrvini; with pain -1 .-iittini; ti-i-th --rn.l ut .HICI' itnd wit nlM.nl-..,! -MI-. .. ,t Inii^; >\ i up f..i i-iiil.h .-n l. i-tliiim' It vvi.i i-i-iii.\i tin- i. r little Miilli-ri-r tinnii'iliiiti-l v lirprii.l upon it.iiu.tln-rs ttll-ll- IS tl.l tlllHlMkl- tl till! It II i-lll.v IMMI rhii-it. i '-i:'iliti.-- r In- t .inn. Ii mi.! Imwi-N, rimia \\ inil ( '.'lir. -.'Iti-ie* ' in- ( .. mi', i.il.ii'i^ itirlnlii- Diseioft, and givss SOMS sad sosrgi to tin. whole Mi-. \Sin-.l.iw L - >*I;M.IIU S\i'ip for ODildran ttblll|| l pluannnt tn (hi- ta-tii nil is UM prssortptioa of OBS of sbs olduHt an.i li-llllli.' I'll , IrlllUS 111). I Illir-W-H 111 till" 1'hlte.l ^tul.-^ I'll., J. ,-i-lith Jt iMiltliv Sold by all dromlsta tbmughoal tlm M..I..I H.- -m.i and nk for MI-H. Wiimlim'h SootbuiK Syrup." BULL FOR SALE. Grade bull, J yearn old. Apply to Mni.iM.i W. T. CL>KK. KIo.bortou. Re East Grey Election. I. Job M L'lark, of Mm towiinbip of St. Vluoeot. yeoman, do appoint and bavu appointud Wll- liain Stewart, of tb town of Mnalord. inurubant tailor, my fluauoial mjcin!, to whom all HIT account!*, re mv eluction oxpeiii.es, Hbould lie Hunt not later than tlm I'-'tb day of April, 1HU1. i iiven under my baud and HtMtttbm -*7Mi day o( rnhruarj. A. I).. JUKI. ASUBKW (iKlKU, \l,'n -in i HuturninK officer. Re East 0rey Election. I. rin. ma* S. Sproule, of tbu villai;ii of Mark 'lull-, phyitii-ifin. do appoint and Imvti appointed WilliamH. Ho. Nou, o( tint towunlnp of Kupbra- sia, intirchant. my financial a>{.*nt, to wlxim all niyaccounta.ru election expuntiea, nboultl b -i-ul not lain- tliiiii tin. l-Jtb lav ul April. 1H01. (im-u under mv band and nnt tliiH 37tb day of Kubruary. 1HU1. ANDKKW (iUlKB. Mar. ml ItotiirniiiK officer. Aft I . ] ft I I W M I nil* s ! i I I I I III Wll k I , Wi, firutih "rcrv ran ht rw4 l our KW ttr.snfw.fh. fiiilly n.| ti<>ti"raliiy, l' ihs> .t mh'i > *uunc "f ,-!, smtj in ibm . ., l, KlIltM.M brtt*r ihrr lit*. An; ,.!, Ull .||> lh "- ik Ki. t.l '*..! JitR. W* UH >.'ii K -..K V..u tmm dsirotr ltrr"<n>-'* * rnMiK from #fc t BfcU j.,i A k !,,! upi.i. Mill nir*> tftor Illll* i i'rl*-na<- Wn can mrith ?o ih. *>ni- t... mirtit nil fmh via rKKK. No Mt lo plain hr. Kail in( U ( lu u M ink*,, r K i n ^ .. o.. *i JLBTA. IJIMI. PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN Till: V1I.I.AOB OP PLLHUKKTON. Thf nixTi r^i^iii 1 '! oCTors for Hfthi the following vHliiulM* 1 pi "pi M '.- an loiLHoiialilo turnti : 1M"' U >.. r.i- iH-Ji's sui\-\, r, .ut itiniii^ four Urn-., ri.iivi II:I-HK]\ HltllUt <-<l, livilIK "pi Ulg of WKtut on ttiu prMiinsfff, mill wtill fiuirtnl ]{)ock I ' , IVr.'in'ii K sin M'\ '<>litK|]|ill)< toll villtw h't-*, ti.-Hi I'lfslivl.i'i Mill i-liurirli. 1'. i. i -l ; < . i . !"t I HIM I .">, 1 1 it! I m't i'. llrUllittnli >< MIIY<'\ . HI<-sh<Tt<M) StAtiOD, lotll A and '., .li)i'4*U\ (ipimtiiti: tlu- hun.l. ],,.i Nil .-. I'HII. I-.', \rtruujnia, tOUacrvH. T^i ,,, tiHihi'n-'l licnl. I ,,is N.. i tl itml 1 1-.:, Nt naat of Toronto nl S\.lr|]l||llil "Nl.l, \i F(Ti,.'-i.t, At riTMS cluAretl aiul t,'onl ft -aiiM' liini.Hfuint Iwini, within a uiilii i 'i en, 40 cloArrd, tvithni a inilu Of thu \ iK;i;;n 1 of K. IHlMIU.K, FTohhortuu, Timber Lands for Sale IRTENESIA I .oi \.v :ci m tli- lull Con., inoacrua : Lot No. 98 in ths 18 COD,, ICO sons. Ainu a unmix.! ..i . IllU Wltll llMII'll's III ..... ,. n III I' ll-llHl-|OU Apply to JOHN \V. AKMSrKONi:, M Flosbcrtun. Sionc and Itrick Masons. ST.I\K U'.ilIK \ND I'l.ASTKRINO A Sl'Kl Contract* taken at low raton and latisfactioii Kuarautoed Apply at K (; K AMTBRTs hdwsre and tin IIOM, Mooru r bloik. 'JdFcblit, AUiTION SALE OK Valuable Farm Lands IN In the Township of Osprey. I 'nun ami In virtiut of lliu power of nale in a certain BartfAfe froB Delia B.Cookand Joliu S. < in>k to tin- Vfinliirs, winch will b prfxlurml at tiniu f SKH-. HIM! <>n default bvinij uiudv in I'li-.ni. ut of tin- mum'VH thereby iiecured, HMTH will bH uffurod for Kale by public auctiou by I. >hn S|Ki*'i's, HiU'tu>iiH4*r, at McGlMt a UoTKL, ID the villa*:*' f KKVKKHIIAM, on Friday the i:ith day of March. 1NB1, ut uue o uktx-k p. in. .tilt) fill In wi nc piopertv . ilatncly Lot iniiniirr .11 in tliu 14th . onceaaiou u< tllo tnwiiHlii|i .il Hoprnv . rolitallnni; tli acriw niuii. in II.KW. lii-nih' thft whiiln of Haul lot IHVM Hint portion tiik.-ii .iff by the Valley Koait, and ittuiut mut fnurtli of an acre, nr thre a'jouts, at tin -.uith-WKot i-iiruer o( Hairl lot. About '.' icr>' are naiil to l>e cleared and free frnw .iinnpit. On the preiuinm are -*anl to bt* a franin liuuw and a 1K I'arn. The pru|Mrty IB -it imto.l in a Drat claaa Hvttluiuaut ami 'in Hpacially iliipi<Hi (or wliuat ijrowiiiK The bub is naid to 1)1) rxrt'llullt liard Wood. l'i-rnih,18lin'i 1-1 nt at time of naln. and for the lalHtii-v tm mt. will lie liberal, and will IMI made knuwn at time -<i -aiu Knr fnrlliri- particular* apply to BELLAMY A- HENDBB8OH. h'l..i.hertn OK Til MOHH, HA1IW1CK A- FHANK8, Veiiclor'tBollcitur". Toronto. Uatvd 'JUtli .lay of February, 1HU1. t7feb3ln SAY! Farmers ! Business Menl Everybody ! Tbe nndoiTiiiiiiKl ban ntartod a new rarriaga masufactliry and i i-pairmi, -li..|. in I 'i.Hlnirton, wbere you can jet \ oiir r^pairn donu on abort notice asd on rranonable turma. arnuii.- I riiiiiiiint:. PalntlDK. atrpuirtng. and everything IB the oarriaco inukintt line MS iue a call BatinfacUou cimruntuou. Shop over McTavisb's smith Shop. Black- G. T. Hamilton ci ton, Jan. '31, I -IKE TUB 4'ELCKUVI. U B. LAURENCE" SPECTACLES and EYEGLA.-.SES POH ALL DEKBCT8 Ol-' \i- N. RICHARDSON S '.'().. .EST1 FLE SHE ETON. MBy221y Durham Bull for Swvice. Tbo umlor>.i|,iii.d ban vounn thorough br*d, pfdiNruuil. Djihaii White Stockiami," for r>i, .- ,,i ... i ..,,,( - li.lt. Fs>toms > etc H aj ,.' ,,,., piH'tor Ms ' Oct. 10, 1800. ., ,. MMHt.nn ... JohnR. <lo..illu.li... . H,..i ., tMCll J,.U fulfill* N.n\ n", -t.-m Sle .tv ! Hi. M.n. . 1 ,. Huill Ml.- . . H you .,. ,.,, ' , _ if kll vwut iim ....r * r >i.. n>."i..-nta imiv w> ! work All I. ...... i.,.., . M RI , . work.t W. .<*,. ..,, f,,rl*i ..irihini. 1ASII.T. HI'kKi.ll.v l..n.~l riMTII L1.AIIH VNUK. A -ilirM i ..... . IITIUOI a w., raitiuou. m*i.M. *