1BI8F1FIB -
if
...rinvS POHTAOK PAID,
.c v) Six moats-, tl 50 ; Three
i 16 : One month, 60 oenta.
' , will b. delivered byeaxriara,
tr f ... n.,tof tbecity.atthe
..tat. or - T
'""!:fitilnrlUbm
.ttMflU Mr WN
p1" report M7 Mi
w rteeire their papers regularly.
ttfth dvertisementB.
THE GREAT
FOR
BHEUIATISM,
Uunlgia, Sc.'itica, lumbago,
Ixltcfid, Scrcress cf ihe Chost,
forf, Quint, Soro Throat, Swell
mt and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
JaU, Ear and Headqche, Frosted
Fesi and Ears, and all other
Pahs and Aches.
jo fnfarmtioa on t ftrth equals St. Jacobs Oil
,Hf',r, timpl-e and cheap External
A triil n tails but the comparatively
t&4 itlf of 50 Cent!, and every one- Buffer
tf ita pain caa baTe cheap and positive proof
Dck&qi la Eleren Languages.
KID SI ILL DRUGGISTS AHDDEALEES
n MEDionns.
1V0GELER fc CO.,
Baltimore, 2TL, U. S. JL.
prClW-Be to
Brussels Carpets.
JIHXGmT REDUCTION has caused
Ma to mote nicely. If you wish a B AR
iiuV cili iu the next few days. Some very
sod styles to selwt from. Ruga to match
try Carpet. '
Corsets Corsets-
iii Hue vre are lully prepared to gite
satisfaction.
Bj tin pair and and by the yard,
very cheap.
Dress Goods
and Trimmings
U Specialty.)
A jtxxl, fresh ashortmant.
TCMWr BATH" SOAP, nAVE YOU
TRIED IT ?
: ' Respectfully,
Rj iVi, IVJclntire.
as. joe
REMEDY FOR
80ROPUL iL
NEVER FAILS.
S Will Cnn if Fairly Teitef.
it?6 ouch pleasure to be able to
wSriTe derived -n effectual cure ol
ftom the use of Mrs. Joe Person's
jTjorthat disease. I had suffered
k repaired of erer retUne- well. I
j CTer Re'UHK wen. A
VH Cllrin that tlm. Ktt Knvo. trm-r,
I Jsir. . 4nwitaout an7 good result.
lTpttothe NaUonal Snrcfpal Inati
lKAUiiita- fJ v
two months, with no better re
nuly physicians met with.
I idling irom the Institute, I was
I inY7 erson'a remedy 'and
SJr. it more than a week before I
JWtta curative and healing proper
Jwr2 80011 began to heal, and the
V Yv1?11 cauged as fast as the sores
Cv t4 not thought of ever pettinp-
butniy hopes Increased; my low
Tfied before thV remedy, and I
l?!0! splendid health and am ia
XSJ 'ug tonic-J -it will heal the
f t 80re m wceks if taken
V 11 m J opinioa.that Jt should
time after hc sore is healed,
.use of its effecte. It should
.iSfJj by all means, for I have
,V,ywi it, from the presf urc of
All cases fontiil that tlm
all f a o m J . 1. A .1.-
&V.?6 would commence to rc-
Via for .1 t. v i i
just
ftr7 until an effectual cure is
ttk tWng should prevent regu
L4tv!0f tte remedy and it should
CstUTtnPrcper time. I would re
tatLS Wno 1116 offering from
rnir1: I will -surely cure you
NIJJ tesL I speak from eipe
Ctr m heay. I am a grate
L15? cure fTOm tb U8 of it and
i1 WJ0'114 bating obliraUona to
-- v. nuiei a nave ou-
"use. Bufferers. trv It tnd h
-avice. I am. resrjeetfnllv.
Ktonr-- . JAal" A. MORRIS.
c.
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VU rUiTV "uc person, x ranjum,
bJ.WiI. H. GREEN, Wil
V C i ij 6-daw-nac
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HI CURTAINS.
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VOL. V WILAIINGTON, N. C MONDAY, AUGUST
LO,CAL: NEWS.
NW ApVKBTlSXaCXNTS. ,
PROT AGOBTIXI ExcUrtlOa
ALTArrsa, Price fcCo 3ih, Bors asd
Blinds
L J Ottebbotjbo South Cardllna
J L Boatwrioht "Pride of the Pantry
Thzo J Ha-bbach Organs
J W Ha bpib Outer Blackfish Grounds
Bee ad Family Excursion : r
Fob 8A.LX--A 12-Horse Boiler ;
W E Datis & feox Salt Mullets ,
Tesant House Wanted
C W Yatrs I A m Now Receivi g
Hkixsbeboxb Great Economy.
Hall & Prabsaxi We Offer
See adrertisement of a
house wanted
in another column.
Magistrates' Row looks melaneholy.
Cause nothing doiag. 1
Yesterday was almost insufferably
warmanother hottest of the season, by
the "way.
1
Vennor didn't guess very much out of
the way this time, so far as this latitude
is concerned. i
A very refreshing rain, although therd
was but little , ef it, fell here yesterdaT
afternoon and last night.
Messrs. W. . Davis fc Son are putting
up their own mullets and can guarantee
every .barrel to contain sound fat fish.
See adv. in another column.
Call at Jacobi's for Garden Hoes and
Bakes, Shovels, Spades, Axes, fcc. There
you have the lowest prices. ' t
Schr..iTae Carttlon cleared at this
port to-day for Port de Paix, Hayti,
with 50,000 shingles and 80,705 feet lum
ber, shinned bv Messrs James H. Chad-
rr
bourn 3c Co.
The wind is from the East tday and
th fttmosnhere' is conseauently much
cooler. At 3 o'clock to-day thether.
mometer in this office was ten degrees
ooler than it was on Saturday. '
"Another excursion, under direction o
"Rna f!orrmittee" is advertised to
t air a nUrfi on the steamer Passport on
Wednesday next, August 17th. Every
thing in the power yt the Committee
will be done to add to the comfort of the
excursionists. See ad elsewhere.
We all thought that it .was warm here
in Wilmington on Saturday but it was
pleasant weather, compared to what it
was in Richmond: The State tens us
iiat. in that eitv. on that day the ther-
mnmfitftr in some 't)lace8 on the South
side of Main street was as high as 106.
Professor A gostini's next excursion
will take place on Thursday, the 18th
inst He promises a fine time and plenty
of dancing for the excursionists. He
oTwnva baa nlpoflant' excursions, and we
J : r '
doubt not that, the approaching onrwil
vie with any of its predecessors.
The last trip of the season to the outer
blackfish rocks will be made by the
steamer Passport on Friday, the 19th
inst . The steamer will stop at the Inlet
to accommodate those persons who wish
to get a day's sport at that place.
City Co art
Tw Va of drunkenness were dis
charged by the Mayor this morning with
a lecture, the victims having spent
night or two in the Guard House to sober
One affray between two mebnaiea in
dividuals enriched the treasury $2 apiece
or $4 in the aggregate. This wound up
the proceedings and the Court adjourned-
In ttarmss.
Mr. T. M.( Emerson, late Assistant
General Freight and Passenger Agent
nf Wa A H&ntic Coast Line, with head
quarters in this .city, has entered upon
the discharge of the duties of his new
position in Richmond, that of Assistant
General Freight Agent of the". Chesa
peake & Ohio Railway. A formal noti
fication of his appointment as such has
been made in circular lorm, xie
succeeds Mr. K F. Kelly, who has been
appointed General Western Freight and
Passenger Agent of the same road.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hooks and Lines. A fall assort
ment and lowestprices at Jacobi'iI f "
Mrs, Ann Dougherty, residing at 364
E street, South Boston, says she suffer
ed for sixteen years with salt-rheum,
without any benefit from ' the usual
means, urud was quickly cured by the ap
plication of St Jacobs Oil, the people's
Seat remedy for rheomatisn and simi
r ailments. .. ' - .
Presldeat Gxrlleld.
i nere is a growing uneasiness in re-
gard to the condition of the President,
which the billetin issued to-day has not
served to alleviate. ;It says that be
passed an uncomfortable night, u irri
tation, of the stomach, which caused
vomiting, taking place at 3 o'clock. He
vomited again this morning. His j-ula
is given-. atl8, temperature 10D.2,
and ieapiration 20. A de.-poo lent fl.
iog is begUoin ,to be uoticeiblo now
whenever the smbject( is mentioned. ''
sV!r. Sam'l H.. Joseph, advance, coo
tradings agent of J ohn . BobiDsba't
Cireat VTerld's Exposition and Electric
Light Show," is in the city preparing for
the coming of the circus. on -Monday;
the 1 9th of SeptemVjer. The show is
said to be as good as ever in" every re
spect, having its ,r own special tram of
cars, fifty .cages of animals, elephants,
camels, etc. John Bobmson has always
enjoyed a fine reputation, and we have
no doubt but that he will filly sustain it
this season.
To Builders and othersGo to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doers, Glass,
Sec Yon can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. 1 t i
Mutiny on Shipboard-
W. J. Dyer and" James Curran, two
refractory seamen, belonging on the
British barque Live Oak, were arrested
this morning at the request of the Brit
ish Vice Consul, by Sergeant Davis and
Officer Bryant, of the police force, and
placed in the Guard House far safe keep
ing. The charge against them is mutin
ous conduct, refusing to obey the Cap
tain's orders and perform duty. The
men, per contra, claim that they have
been "overworked and improperly fed.
The Consul will no doubt investigate
the case and do justice to all parties.
Catarrh of the Bladder. '
Stinging, smarting irritation of the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by Buchupaiba. Dreggists. Dept
Jas. O. Munds.
A Water Spent at SmlihTllle.
We learn from a friend up on the Pass
port, this morning, that a large water
spout formed in the harbor at Smith ville
yesterday afternoon, about 4 o'clock,
which was pronounced by Captain Morse
and several other old pilots who saw it,
to be the largest they had ever seen,
either upon inland waters or out at sea.
The huge phenomenon floated rapidly
towards the banks, whither it was car
ried by the wind prevailing at the time,
and burst on the beach, just below Fort
Caswell, near Piney .Point We have
heard of no injury done to -anything or
anyone by the immense volume of water
which must have escaped when the thing
broke on the beach. 1 It is extremely
fortunate that the wind took it touan un
inhabited part of the land, instead of
blowing it over the town or village ; oth
erwise great damage might have been
done to life and property. Two smaller
water spcuts formed immediately after
the larger one broke, but only lasted a
very short time, when they broke also
and the water contained in them mingled
with its natural element in the bay again
Editob Bsrrjrw:
Dear Sir Will yea please call the
attention of our nervous, timid health
authorities to the work bow going on at
the foot of Dock street, where they are
digging up ballast and mud that hss lain
there for years and hauling up rotten
logs and leaving all exposed to this hot
August sun, when a cleanjvestel declared
perfectly healthy is refused even permis
sion to come ud the river because about
a month ago she anchored within a mile
and a half of a healthy West India Is
land and the Captain spent one day on
shore? I could say more but this will do
low; remainder after awhile.
Yours, watxb btbibt.
Conplicafed Dlseasej.
A' "prominent gentleman in Cerro
Gordo County. Iowa, writes us that he
finds Kidney-Wort to be the best remedy
htt ever knew for a complication or
diseases. It is the specific action which
it has en the liver, kidneys and bowels.
which gives it such curative power, and
it is the thousand of cures which it is
performing which gives it its great
celebrity. Liquid (very concentrated)
or dry. coin act eucicuuy. x. n.
Journal and Courier. ,
Quarterly Meetlnxs.
Wilmington District, Methodist K.
Church, South. Third round.
WhiteviUe, at Whiteville, . . Aug 13-14
Cokesbury, at Bethel, . . . Aug 13-U
Topsail, at Bethany, ... .Aug 20-21
Clinton, at Salem. . ...... . Aug 20 21
Onslow, at Swansboro, . . bept
Coharie, at Averysboro, . . bcP-"10
1a 19. BcaxBXAD, r. xs.
- -j -, . I . - 1 .t a V f
. f , i it".".; " V- ,
Cer. Nws aaa ! ver.
pniBtttcEirnrAL associa1
TMH.
8T1TI
The Senlen at Ke vbern- B-iame ! of
Proerrd t leciiun r.f Oficerr,
He -The Sew L w Prt Tih Highly
liOREHEAD CiTT, AugUSt l 1681 J .V.
The second annual meeting- of the
Nor.h s Carolina JhirmaceuUcal Assopr
ciation, at Newbern, ,, eidcd yesterday.
The attendance was (very good, about
one hundred, including 41 newiy-elected
members.
Dr.v Wolfe, of Baltimore, presented his
credentials as a delegate from the Mary
land Uollege or A'aarmacy. J hese were
received and he was accorded the privi-
leges or tne noor,
: Mr. K. Y- Zoeller, of TarborO, was re
quested to aid the secretary iu bis duties.
1 he medical prolession were Invited to
attend the various sessions of the meet
iog. The reports of the elective officers
and the various committees were read.
with the exception of the committee on
education, which was continued, another
year. These reports showed the assuci
ation to be in a flourishing condition.
The board of pharmacy showed in their
report thnt the pharmacy law. which re
cently passed the Legislature through
the influence of this society, was well re-
ceived by the druggists throughout the
State,and in good faith, so that there
can be no doubt but that its beneficial
effects. will soon be felt by the' public, in
the systematic and restricted sale of poi
sons and strict accountability for the
purity of all medinical preparations sold,
and in the regulation requiring compe
tent parties to dispense the prescriptions
of physicians. ' 1 I
A number of papers on professional
topics were read, andelicted considerable
interest and discussion. r !
- jl telegram ot congratulation was re
ceived from the Wisconsin Pharmaceuti
cal Association, which is in session.
Trrvf P W 'Rfnixl nf KU Vstr
.... . a we w AWUIVIU vt Al vn AViBi
was unanimously elected an honorary
member. . , ' , i 1
. Dr. Wolfe, of Baltimore, made - some
excellent remarks, and congratulated the
association upon the work it bad accom
plished in so short a time, and npon its
auspicious tuture.
The following officers were elected for:
the ensuing year : '.
ProairUk.t, . J. Uiosdale, of JFayette-
ville ; vice presidents, Wm. Simpson, of
Kaleigh, a. hi. Meadows, of JNewbern,
and V. O. Thompson, of Winston; sec
retary, T. O. Smith, of Charlotte ; treas
urer, John S. Pescud, of Kaleigh.
Committees wereappointed and elected
AV4AV no
Executive Committee A. S.Lee, of!
ruueigu, n. ain, oi uoiasDoro; o. u.
Smith, of Winston : F. H. Hancock, of
Newbernj J. CMnnds, of Wilmington;
G. A. Thomas, of Warrenton : T. C.
Smith, of Charlotte. i
business committee w. o. rorter,
of Greensboro: C. K. Gallagher, . of
Washington j . loraen Mace, oi iean -
ioru - : .
Committee on Papers and Queries- E
n. jaeauuwa, ui wcwuern ; o. j. muaus,
of Wilmington: E. V. Zoeller,; of Tar-
boro." ? -
Acicg wmswiiH imiiut u.
the American Pharmaceutical Associa-
tion at Kansas City, Mo., were chosen as
follows: a. u. smith, or Winston; w.
C. Porter, of Greensboro ; E. H. Mead-
OW8, of iNewbernj 1. V. Crawford, of
Oxford: H. B. Home, of Fa vetteville.
The members-elect, from whom the
Governor is to appoint one to fill the va-
cancy in the board of pharmacy, when one
shall occur, after June next, are: A. 8.
Lee, of Baleigb; John Tail, of Morgan
ton: J. H. Hill, of Goldsboro; A. W.
Rowland, of Wilson; L. B. Wriston, of
Charlotte.
Mr. S. H. Smith, of Winston, wa3 ap
pointed as local secretary.
The association adjourned on the 10 th
inst, at 2 p. m., to meet again in Wins
ton on the 2d Wednesday in August,
1882.
An excursion having been tendered the
association by the Newbern druggists to
this place, the association has availed it
self thereof and is now, enjoying the
ocean breezes.
An extensive exhibit of ar tides apper
tainingtothe profession was tastefully
displayed at Newbern, in a large hall se
cured for the purpose
The occaeion was a profitable one to
the profession, and all the delegates
found good and pleasure in it. The
many courtesies shown are not the least
pleasing features, forNewbern's hospital
ity has been definitely ascertained.
Deles ate.
Bxsj
F. GaAiToar, Stobt B Ladd
Balbzst E. Faxjtx,
Late Oommiasloner ot Patents.
FAII1& QRAFTOfJ a UDDJ
Atlorneyt-aiyLaw and Solicitors of Acaer!
can and Foreign Patents.
412 Fifth Street.' Washington, D. 0
Practice patent law in all its branches
In tho Patent Office, and In the Supremo
and CSrcnit Oocrts of the Unired States,
Paaphlst teat free ca receipt of stamp
ferpcstsZV Ki23
15. 1881.
NO. 191
New , AdTartiisaaiQat.
For Sale.
A 12 HORSE BOILER, la, general good
order. Locomotive Shape.'- Will 4 be
sol
1!
low. , Enquire pf . F. McMlLLAN, or
' ug 15-lt ; H ART, BAILEY fc Ca
Salt Twlulle
1VTO. I MULLETS ARRIVING DAILY,
packed by us, and guaranteed ali o. K. .
80LID AND CLEAR ICE. .Special price?
aug 15 It - - -W.E. DAVIS & BOX.
House Wanted.
A 'SMALL HOUSE Containing
four or five rooms within 5 or
10 miuutes eay walk to Po$tofflce.,
131
A ddress, stating terms, TENANT.
aug!5 1wk f.O.Box213.
-T t 1 1 11 aa aw ' ' '
Prof. Aeostini
'YT'ILLGITETnS NEXT EXCURSION
toomithviUe and the Forts,1 on THURS
DAY NEXT, August ;llth; .The Italian
Harper's will furnish music for dancing;
Fae, 50 cents for the Round Trio: Children
half price. !; . aug 15-lt
a. tjVit tsv
Outer BlaCKllfih KOCtS !
STEAMER "PASSPORT" will make her
last trip, for the. season to the above
Mshing Grounds, on FRIDAY, the, 19th
inst,, leaving at 5 Aj M., sharp.. The Steam
er win stop at tne "inlet" to accommodate
those who may wish to have a day's fishing
at that point. J. W, HARPER. :
aag lfr-it
Family Excursidnl
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST, 17, 1SS1,
on 8teamer Passport. f
' Ams .Excursion will oe under the man
agement ef Messrs. J. W. Strauss, Alrich
Adrian. H. A.'Glamfcver. John ITaar. Jr..
J. W. Gerdts, C. VonKampen and FV W
Ortman, : " . ,:..!
The Boat will stop at the Various noints
on the river and the Forts. '
The Committee reserve the risrht to er
elude all objectionable persons. ;
jmo spirituous liquor allowed On the boat.
Refreshments at city prices. ,
A Btrmguana will furnish Music. '
The Boat will leave at 814 o'clock; i
be had of the Committee and on coaxal' ?
aug 15-lt 1 : . ' 4 11
South Carolina.
Copy cf oaa pido Ietter f rom;
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aa Enter priiine: Han
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FACTS THAT FUfifilSH FOOD FOR
1 . !
INlJUUrll. .
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1 Dove's Dipor, S. C Au. 2, 188 i.
- - - : i
UOUIS J- .tteeboubo, -Ksq.,
i Men's Wear Deoot.
'
Wilmington, N. C;
Dear Sir-Goods amountlDg to forty-eight
., j. :
dollars and seventy-five cents, (43.75.) re-
. -A '
ceived Ex?rcf a8 Per t(-xm c' a '
h The Suit and FurnishJugs are entirely sat
Is
I factory, giving more reals pleasure in the
way ef quality and fit than any garments
previously worn. I will take pleasure in
recommending you to my country friends,
believing you competent to uo better for
them than were thev to buv in person.
l shall in future give you my orders m 1
preference to selecting: goods myself, your
aeaimrs in this case haying inspired me with
the utmost confidence In your ability and
williDgnefsto de the right thiog, -
Very respectiuliy, your, e.y
A. BvREID,
Manufacturer of Naval Stores,
and Dealer in General Merchandise,
aug 15 Dove's Pepotj S. C.
We, Offer
Boxts D. 8. fiIDKS:
Bags CO'FtV, "v "
i- '. i .1
Bdls COTTON T2E3,
; 75
200
1500
200
Bolls Not. 1xi asd 2 BaIa.
Hal! & Pearsal!
aag 15
Great Economy.
rpfli
BLOTTER WRITING PAD. '
, .. WHAT 15 IT T
It is a sew method t putting up all li adi
ef Writing Paper, wh'ch kstpt tisna tceeti
er, elsan, smaota, and ready f r lam. ciate
It Is a Fad of Wrltia' Paper, the oj mt-
ers orwniea is a tue thtet of the best Elot-
tlag Paper aad the bottosa a stiiT board. The
sheets are looiely fAtteaedla the 1 ai.
It keeps the paper a wars rnDcth. caa.
! free frosa dust, aad is always there wbvn.
1 waaied. . , ,
fto Waste-GreatEr.&OBT Oreat Cczxt
alesee For sale as- -
HIjrSBESGR'S.
aag IS UrtBocXaad Made Store
ufimt
listtnj
Illq PLSl8fiffOTICX; T.
Jvr will b gJad to reeslvs eoauivalcatloi
froa our ftfeods o amy and all'taSftils s
ffaiBtarstt but'- 4
The ftvusf the wrtUr boaI always t f
eishi to the Editor ,.
batwritteaoa c aly
oas side of the paper. - , u -j
Personalities mut be avoUei
And it Is sspeelAlly and partfeulaxly ttlsr
ifc6d thai the) EltvdoVaot always eaiori
the Tiw ot oomrpoz Jats. utless'so tut
ha t ildiioftal oolumw. 71 c
. New - Advertisemontsi
AUTO H A TIC
OA3lNKT-PLAt A5T
c yr fi ot ' , Ill-ttud catalogue
iidJPhIa, . nflii
MO Gttl?&2lM CHEtTJ
HASH, C008S A HD BUNDS,
BKACKET3, aiOULDING, LUMBER, &cc
; ALL SIZES ' WINDOW GLAS3.
AT
ALTAFFER, PBICE & COU
Factory:
Foot Walnut st.
Office: ,
Nutt, near Rod Cross s
S1
OF THE
23j 23. "t 37".
99
Bj a. strict- and impartial compari
: ' son!vith other leading
in this cifcj, Iho celebrated
"Vkde of tho Pantry.' 1
Cornet out preeminently, ahead.
(tT
- invito acomparison with, any
'... .- - . "
' i
Flour in tliainarkot."
.',
It makes tho best' BrAftr .
It lnakos the best Bolls,
- ! li makes the beat Biscuit '
' EVERY' HOUSEKEEPEB ' .
Wh'd desires tho WTiitestVond
Sweetest Bread should not fail to
send for a sample. -
r . ' ....... f . ,'' y
All : I h9k' 'ia for you to tryhis
. . .- ' i, , . Ti1 w r .
t. ' ' '
. l .
FLOUR' once, anfl if you do not
find it superior to any you liaro
used you can return it and . I jwill
refund your" money.
A fresh loi.jiifit arrived
FRESHAND SWEET;
For sale by
JNfli.: & OQATWRIGHTV
;rst
& la W. Front Ut
angi5 '
I Am Beceivirig
4 ; VEiTLAKdi: STOCK cf tot foiow.'
lag g3odi . . .. .-.t. ' ' " J
BLANSI B0OK3. 5 ,; 1 Jf .
SCHOOL r OOld. : ' ,1 t -
SCHOOL BTATlOERr, , n
! . , PAPER Affl SYRLQPtr'a
" - . Paa AHU PZSUIL. i v
IK AWiMUCILiat'
i'ez&qwUts. tPT Pehool Boekj aicpld 1
by the huw. Hoard cf daeatkn. .r. r..-
aaxJi
O W TATa
Red; Rust Proof
-
Seed Elye. Seed Rye.
A fVLL SUrPLT JV3J RECEIVED.
- ' And for sale by -
& Son,
,.C'l:
to