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1Dortrr_i.

THE WIDOIV ‘S SONG.

IY 1'. K. HIIVIY.

'I'biu world is e wide use. for sorrow or joy;

And where in this world is my lost sailor boy.

With his load ringing laugh, and his long sunny hair! Do they swell on the breeze yet, or float through the air.’ Is there any bright land. ‘mid the lands of the earth. That holds the lost cbikl of my heart and my hearth?

I hve set by the lire when theold men have said, There be eyes ofthe living that look on the dead. 01 tell iuo. ye seers in search of the tomb,

Do my fair son in its valley of gloom.’ Iethere any pale boy with u look of the sea

‘MU tbat people of shades, who is waiting for me.’

Mine e es havegroivn dim. int;

0. that morn when he left us! And eeen little th.tt’s bright since they ooked upon And my heart. in its dullness, hath learned to forget But the light of that morning shines clear to it yet: No record is lost of the bright sunny (lay,

When passed my fair boy like a spirit tiway.

\Ve waited—-bow long! but we waited in rain! And we looked over land and we looked over main, And ships, 0! how many came borne from the sea, That brought comfort to others, but sorrow to me. In all those gay ships, 0! there answer was none

To the mother who asks, if she yet have a son!

They tell me of countries be end the broad sea,

Where stars look on otherst t look not on me;

Where the flowers are more sweet, and the waters more bright, And they hint that he dwells in those valleys of light-

Thst he rests in a home with some fair foreign bride,

This world isa wide one!--why is it so wide?

But they surely forget—whieh my sailor does not- tI’m sittin whole years in my lone little cot.

He knows, O! Ire knows, III may, I shall wait

Till I hear his clear shout at the low garden gate;

He is sure his sad mother will strive not to die

Till the latch has been raised by her lost sailor boy.

I believe that he lives. \Vere he laid in the mould, There's a pulse in my heart would be silent and cold: Which awoke at his birth, and, through good and through ill, Ilas played in its do the. and is pla ing there still. When its star shall ave set, then I at tide will be dry, the widow be sure where to look for her boy!

Shut the door! The winds are blowing-freezing—ivhy stand

there talking—talking—why don’t you shut the door.’ " Though you, my friend, may boost a gifted mind, A soul of honor, and ti taste re ned, These biller times, we seek for something more, The first of virtues is—to shut the door.‘

ilarirtics.

New use rott IcI:.—Tbe Scientific men of France are at pre- sent speculating on a recent instance ofa young man brought to life uller being frozen up eleven months on the Alps. It has given rise to a revived belief in the theory, that life can be suspended at pleasure and criminals are about to be deman o the Government to be frozen on experiment. The reader will already have inferred ivliat a reliefthis olfers to such unhappy ladies as lind themselves not cori- temporary with the hearts they sigh to win.—'I‘hey have only to be iced till overtaken. IVo sliou d add, however, that the above is by no means a joke. The blood ofa living man was infused into the veins ofa frozen youth end he moved and spoke. The exper- imenti was afterwards tried on a bare, frozen for the purpose, with corn etc succe .

'l‘ e Ilonie Journal suggests the idea. of putting the discovery into practical use, that is. put out $590 at interest, and have yourself packed in ice, end stay frozen, with suspended life, till it amounts to a fortune.

TEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Daniel Webster arrived at New York on tho Ilili .Ian., bringing over 300 passengers, and advices from San F ranchi- coto the tbth Dec. She brought $580,000 in freight and in the bands of passengers, but no mail came by this steamer.

Paosrucr or srmI:its—I1voiAiv Dis-ruruiAr«crzs.—Since the sailing of the lust steamer, there has been considerable news in- teresting to the United States. Rain has fallen sufficiently to enri- ble miners in the dry diggings to prosecute their labors with energy and elfect. Many who had large piles of dirt accumulated. have commenced washing with great success, so that, nltlrou h opera- tions in the rivers have nearly ceased, there will be little iminuiiori of the amount produced during the winter. Large some have been refused for piles ofdirt, which a short time since could have been purchased for a trifling amount comparative .

Great excitement has been produced in the Southern mines, by the discovery of richer di gings than over before opened. In one week, and in a hole a few eet square, between $200,000 and 3300,00 were extracted. The news getting abroad, in another week could be seen at the new diggings .1 town of severalthousand inhabitants, and the country for miles around was eta out in mining clnirnr.

The flourishing town of Placerville has nearly doubled its popula- tion, owing to recent discoveries of rich diggings in its vicinity.

Extensive operations are being entered into b uartz miners. Leads of the most surprising richness are almost daily being dis- covered, and companies almost as frequently formed to work them. The most ponderous machinery is being conveyed to the rriost rug- ged portions of mountain country; so we may safely calculate on

curing the crash oftho mighty engine and the din of the thrifty towns end villages, where a few short months since our cars would have been regalod only by the bowling of the wolf and the grisly bear. When the mountains,which are now covered with snow,shall cast aside their icy ermcnts, and the sun of spring again greet us, then shall all these wonderful changes be accomplished, and t world be again stricken with wonder at the almost iucalculable pro- ductions of our golden mountainl.

The great Bear River and Auburn Canal will be completed by the first of January next, a period of little more than live rnontbe from its commencement. This cut work of private enterprise gives emplo meat to l0,000 laborers, and will add millions to the present pr acts of our state.

The news from the southern nice of the state is less cheering. The Indians, from the Gila to til: settlements near the Pacific are reported to be combined to drive away the entire white opuletion. Attacks were made on unolfending citizens. some o in cm ve been killed. Cattle and horses have been driven oil’; in short, a ge- neral system of murder and plunder seems to have been adopted by the luv On hearing of this combination. expresses were for- warded to the military commanders in California and the Governor,

yiug for aid, which was ‘promptly reepo ed to. Gen. Hitchcock b: seat all his disposable ores, and such supplies of arms and am- munition as the case roqdred. The Governor also ordered out a

' , s cotnmnioned the far-famed Col. Ileys asits com- mueder. Should the Indians show themselves to the gallant Run- gsru, they will be summarily dealt with.

6

There is a knitting machine in operation in Pbiladelphisi, which knits three hundred and eighty stiches at each turn of e etlull creek. which crank may be easily turned by hand from one hundred to one hundred and Ill revolutions per minute. making from forty to sin ihoim stitches psi minute, or at the rate of sbout three mi lions per hour.

Wtru Wax-run.——A down-easier advertises fore wife in the following aieaner:—- " An I wI:et’s got a cow. a good feather bed, with comforta- ble lxiue,Tre hundred dollars in hard pewter, one that has had the , hg o rea. can have a customer for life av wrklug a smell billet des, sddreuiog 2. It... and stick it on sale lbsssasr's burn. bask joining the bug pee."

cetrerure.-Hers Is a specimen of the good. old fa-Nosed nded’ .esltessssesluCeessetissi. Ds_seoe Isms. e and west as ll!

ted e.:sbq.fi‘hhrueuddle.bercdehfreutdtbsbsuee 4:- , wflrseieh-ssait:.rsqssns| tsesiss . 0aam@.beIeHbo,tbut lrsrdbsdsshultlh-tensrryhurt

- Jo Nu “lids ON H.lf'D FOR SJLE. ANADA our, superior qua ity,

Labrador Herri No. l, prime article, barrels and half bbls. Mttckerel No. I, in barrels and half barrels, ‘ llollands Gin, Molasses, Cod Oil, Loaf Sugar,

Pictou No. I Soap. Huts, Ilnnie, Vinegar, tilnae, Fustic, Logivnod, Mineral black Paint, Copperas, 'l‘ubncco, Cabin liscuit, Salt, Ilricks.

I"URJ\"lTURE in vairii:ty—-Sideboards, Dressers, Cupboards. French and other Bedutcade, Stretchers, Child's Crib, Feather lleds Bolsters and Pillows, Mnttrussee. Pernbroko, Kitchen and Bedroi 'I'ub|e, set Dinning ‘Fables, Coriimodes, Shower llaiths, Chests of Drawers, Wnshetands, Servers, Liquor Cases, Looking Glasses, Rocking, Nursing, Arm, Child's rind other Chairs ; Oflice Desks & Settees, Portable Mahogany Desks, Flower Stand, Ilooni Paper, Clocks, Argarid ntid otltor Lumps, Globe Lump, Glasses, Buckets, Tubs, Decanters, Bottle Baskets, preserve Jars, Clothes Iloises, Bromine, Whisks, &c. _ _

Kitchen Ranges. Cooking and Franklin te‘tnvee._ Kitchen Ftro Irons, Frying Pans, Feriderir, Fire Pots, Roasting Spit, Dutch Oven, Dog Irons. _ _

Shingles, Latlis Ilardivoorl and other Lumber, Shingle making Machines, Thresliing Machine, Razor Grinding Machine, Iron Pluuglis, Ilorso Rakes, new and second hand Window Sashes nnd I"rntnos, Shop Doors, large Shop lVindowe. large Benin tllltl Scales, patent Jack Screw, Ladies‘ Side Saddle, Lot Empty Bottles. 31.6-

A schooner‘: Mainsriil, Jib, Anchor, and some standing and run- ing Rigging.

Charlottetown, January 24, I852. 3W.

I N E w rc*m'sT“” Per “lI'ullron,"from If-rlr_'fa.r,

AT No. QUEEN S'I‘RF.E'I‘. I1. f..DI<:1.‘-.IIlC.I1§.'T' I_]-AS received per above, a further supply of Fancy DRY GOODS, FURS, &c.. consisting of

Illnck. \Vatercil nnil Damask Silks,

Rich coloured Shot Dn.,

Illuck and coloured Bonnet Sntins,

Velvets, P -ralttne, c ,

Bonnet Ribbons, Fringes, Gimps, &c.,

Ilnbit-shirts, Muslin Sleeves, ntiil \Vorke«l Collars,

A few Bay State Long Shawls, a very heavy article,

I.ailir.-s’ rind Gents Fur Mile 6; Gauntlets,

lllutfs, Calls, 6:. Yictorines,

Paris. New York. &, Boston Silk Ilats, & Fur Cup!» Railway \Vr.-ippors, IIl3IIll(t.'I*, Carpets, doc. c , .

'l‘be whole of winch, with his fortner stock, will be disposed of at the lowest possible prices. Charlottetown, Dec. 23, I851.

Tea. Tobacco, Apples, &c. QIIF. Subscriber has received from the United States, and of- fers for sale (\VHOI.EIAl.E), at the lowest Market rates, at the Store Ileud of Pownul Wharf, the following

GOODS:

TE.-I, 'l‘0I'.l.-\CCO, RAISINS, Rum, Soap, Sugar. and Molasses, 5 I425, Quinccs, Onions, Filberta, \Vnlnuts, Almonds, Leather, Bread, Lornons, g igairs, Stoves, (Cooking, Franklin and Close).

Pickles, Ilutliilo Rubi-.5, Pails and llrooms,

\\’ool Cards, Sleigh Bells,

Soda, Sugar, Wino, Butter and \\'ater Crackers, Pepper Sauce, Sperm Candles, Lemon Syrup, Ground Pepper, Cassia, Pimento, Ginger, Coffee, Chocolate, Sardines,

Ground Logwood. and Redwood,

Siilcrntus, Stet.-I Grain Scoops,

Rice, Onkuru, Bright Varnish,

Spirits Turpentine, Resin, I’itch, Tar,

c., c., c. S. C. IIOLMAN. November, 14, 1831.

Old Iron, Junk, doc. IIE Subscriber will pay the highest rates for OLD IRON. COPI’I:‘.ll, BRASS, LEAD, JUNK, RAGS, and IIORNS,

deliverable in quantities of not less than 25 I s. . S. C. IIOLMAN.

November 28.

W. R. WATSON, Cheapside, Queen street, Charlottetown. HAS received per “ Prince Edward," from London, his usual supply of genuine DR UG S 6- JIIEDICLNE S,

Patent lllodicinoa, English POIIIIIIIIIIIII, Iluir Oils, I’ri-partitions for the Hair, Snap iii nckcts, Sit.-wing Cukcs, Fanc ' Soups, Oriental Soap 'l'ub|i:ts, Sharing Soaps, Saud Bull Soup, Sand Tablets, Hair I’ wder.

lE3‘lC~3—Il.:Ii'§l.El IP1aIBIlr“@’htIl.’~:iB3I',)

Esprilil, Essences, Extracts, and F.nux of every Perfume, Court Perfumes, Lavendiir \Vuter, Hair Brushes, Distilled \Vuter. Iluu de Cologne, Smelling Salts, Tooth I’owdi.-rs, Cosmetics, Ilair Dyes, Genuine F.asenti:i Oils, Powders for rerriotirig Superllunus Ilnir, Fancy Brushes, in Bone and Ivory, ofevcry variety of pattern and quality.

C().\IBS of every quality and description, in Tortoise-sbcll, Ivory, llorn, lloxwo and Gr-rrnrin Silver, at all prices.

F.-\SlIlO.\lABLl‘l NOVIiL'I‘Il-.S.

Agent for l'lelcroi.\'e Iisprit ile I.ai':tndc aux Millefletire, and all the long t-stablislied and rriucli admired Select Articles for the Toilet, iit reduced prices. Ilse. ouquet and Spermiiceti Tablets, made only by Iluylcy 6.: Co , I7, Cockepur St., London.

uly, I851.

DRUGS & MEDICINES! IIE Subscriber otliers for Sale, on reasonable terms, it large and varied assortment of

GENUINE DRUGS dt MEDICINES,

I.ubin‘s, DeIcroix‘s and Iligg's English and French

PBBPUMDRY; PICKLES JNI) S.1UCl:.'o'; I’.lIN7'S, OILS AND DYE S'l'Ul"l"S;

besides a general Stock of Fancy Articles, Confectionury. Spices,

Cake flnvouring. and all the Toilet re uisitrs in use.

I’. 'l‘0WNSENI)'S GENUI. E SARSAI’.-\RILl.A, (for Sale to Dealers at the New York prices.) J.\.\II-IS GIl.l.IG.\N. January 26, I852.

New Temperance Hall. IIE Committee rip iritcd by the Sons of Temperance fr Renting the NEIV HALL, bare 0 Resolved, '1 but on no occasion shall the Hull be let, unless a full statement of the intended proceedings of the meeting be liret

given to the Secretary in writing. WM. HEARD, Secretary. Committee Room, 17th Jan. 1852. (All the papers I month.) Notice .

LL Persons indebted to the Subscribers are hereby notilled. that unless their accounts are settled before the let day of March next, the same without an distinction whatsoever, will be put into

the bands of tbe'r Attorney fo recover b l at process. I I H y Wis. M‘GILI.. I u

Illth Jen. , I852.

Money to Lend,

ONEY t I d M th S it Lead M r. c...‘il.?.'l...‘I.'.. .'."l.‘.‘2.‘.’§ ‘-.’.. élmfl u°§'I...i .'.',‘I....... -—Apply at theofles oftbe bee

JOSEPH IIENSLEY. Ofioe. Deiibrisay’s Buildings, Clurlottstewa, ‘ltb Jeuuury, tall. Valuable Business Stand to Let. I Subscriber oflsrs to lent the D WILLING 80 (Ill. usw b and

II T STORE, and ether Prewriees eusupled y blur, the corner of Water sad Geese-areet. coerpilslag see situations for budeus

ribcr.

le Oharlsttstowu. Ales THOXJI I.

To Tensntry restdlagon portions ot'I‘owu- gmpg 31, 40, 53, 57, 58, 59, 60 and 02.

TAKE N0'l'ICE—'I‘hrit a majority of the present House of As- seinbly, during its last Session, II 0': Wl"¢l' 'l'l°_" mined that all Rurr-rs due in this Colony, shullhcriceforth bepaid in current money. I do, therefore, licreby Notify Ienunts restdt on the various Townships under iiiv manngeineiit, that all Rents u Taxes nitrst hereafter be liquidated in Jlluruy, or it brcorurs due. or it will be rigidly enforced; and also. that no excuses will in future be received for its noripaymeitt; or indulgence be permitted III!!!" as formerly. Those persons in Arrears of Rent are requested to come to an immediate urrnngi-ntcnt for the payment ofthctr respec- tive Accounts. to prevent riiy being obliged to have recourse to legal rrucecdiugs for its recovery , or ejectirn.-rit. An ' riiiiits who have performed labour on these Est:ttes—-or innde payment in airy other \vay——on account of Items, and who have not_ been settled with for the same, are requested to call at my ollico in Charlotte- town without delay. Orrin: House from I0 to 4. An rson or persons found Trespassing upon any of the IVI dernese Lands. on the above Estates, are notilied that they will be prosecuted to the utnioet rigour oftho law, without distinction. ,,‘. Those 'l‘enunts wishing to dispose of their Leasehold Inter- est; in Furrur, can apply in writing forthwith, stating terms, num- ber of Acres under cultivation, and buildings thereon, free ofuirenrs

of Rent. WILI.IA.\I DOUSE. Land Agent.

Charlottetown, Dec. 2, 1851.

WANTED. durin the Winter season from Tenants, to be de-

ivered at “ ort Selkirk" store, l0,000 Ilunbels of clean Jlerclronlabls Grain, for which Cash will be given, or all owed in payment of Rents, at the Market Prices.

To Practical Farmers. NUIIIBER OI‘ I-‘ARMS, from 50 to I00 Acres and upwards, with extensive improvements thereon, are dered to indus- Ifltllll practical Farmers, with moderate capital, on reasonable terriis. None other need npp|_v. d g‘ All A lications b ' l tter must he pr:-pni . PP ’ '5 \VlLLI:\M DOL'SF.. Charlottetown, Dec. 2. IBM. .:in Agent. R. B. IRVING, NO T.dRY P UBLIC', C0.NVEY.4J\'CER,

And Public Accountant :

O[Iirc,—Hon. MI‘. Lord‘: Comnirrr-r'al Bur’!-lings, DORCHEITI-‘.ll S'I'ItEl:T. Deeds of Conveyance of all desrriptions, of l.r-nseliold and Freehold Fnitati-.. including Assignitiertts, Mortgagi-.5, &c., Letters of Attorney, Bonds. Indentures of Apprenticesliip, Illlls nl'>‘ale,Clinr- ter Parties, Arbitration Bonds and Awnrils. Petitions. &.c., prepar- ed with accuracy and ilesputch; Mercliunt.-i‘ Ilookii, lhrrtriersliip and other complicated Accounts, &c., arranged and balanced, at me- ernte charges. Charlottetown, 9th December, lS5l. LIVERY STABLE8, III’. Sl'BSCllII3I-IR intends keeping and Ilorses. Slcighs, Carriages, &c., which he olfers to the Public for hire on low terms, for CAsH. . Ai.so,good Stabling, and the greatest care taken with those llorires coriimitteil to his c esidence near the Temperance Ilall, Grallnn Street. WII.l.IA1\I JAl\'E.\I.‘.;\'.

Mr. Jaxturaiv, would take the opportunity of inlorrning his numerous Customers, whose Debts have been suriie titiio standing, that he would feel obliged by their making . settleriierit; and those having accourtts against him will please forward tberrt us sonn as possible.

January 5, 1852.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT UI-‘ EARTHENWARE AND CHINA. Auto A BEAUTIFUL DIIPLAY or $323938; Is now offered for Sale \Vholeeale or Retail. WILLIAM HEARD.

Great George Street, Dec. I6, I86].

William R. Watson

BEGS respectfully to announce, that his IVINTER SELEC- _ TION OF GOODS, of every description, is noiv ready for inspection.

Strangers from the Country, intending to visit IV. R. \V.'s Estab- lishment, will do well to note the Address—.A"o. 9, Queen Street, Rrrldr'n’s ..‘\‘rrrv Building. The want of this precaution luiiing, in some instances, led to mistakes and disappointments.

January 6, I352.

Butler's Tous-lies-r_nols,

Ovis’ Gorrena, Hecker’s Farina,

ANUFACTURED expressly for Culinary and Dietetic pur- poses; very extensively used and highly esteemed by I’AMILlI".S, IIOTELS, STEAMERS, &c., in the preparation of PUDDINGS, BLANC MANGE, CAKES, CUS'I‘ARDS. PIES,

) \Vai’.' R. WATSON. No. 9. Queen Street, Reddin's New Building, January 6, I852.

Fire Wood, Barley and Outs. IIE Subscriber he s to announce that in addition to his Stock of SAI)DI.F.R , received in the Fall, he has ri Supply of GROC S JQJVD FISH. Ile particularly requests thr-se who are indebted to him by Note or Book Account, to come forwnrtl and settle the same early as pop.-i. ble, to save trouble and expense ; be will receive Debts due to him in either Firewood, Barley or Outs, and will take the some payment for his Stock in 'l‘ra e.

The FIRE WOOD must be delivered by the let of March next.

0 AR ES SAIINDERS,

Charlottetown, Jun. 6, I852. North side Market square.

Manchester and Glasgow House. l{ECEIVEI) from Glasgow, and landing per Brig " Vernon,” Gala Cloth and Cashmere Cloakings, long Wool Shawls, lllulliers, Osnaburgs, 'l‘ickings, &c. D. IVILSON.

Sept. 30, I851.

HIS COMPANY has now been in operation for three years and so far fortunate as to have met with no lose, its t)api|.| is therefore rapidly increasing. Each Person insuring becomes a

&‘Po|iey holders will please take Notice, that all Policies ex- pire on the Stet December. last. . DANIEL BIIENAN, President. IIENRY I’AI.MI‘.R. Sea’,-. ‘L Treasurer Seel'utIry’s Olee. Kent Street. Juntnry I. I862.

National Loan Fund Life and llqultable l'lre Insurance Companies of London. Incorporated by lots qf Parlirnuenl.

OARD of DIRECTORS of Fire Insurance for P. E. Island. Hoe. . J. lereds. T. H. Ilssiluad, Esq" Robert lletchiusee. Erq., F. Lesgieerlk, Esq.

Desist Bedgsoe, lsq., forms of Application, and all other information, may be obtained from the Subscriber. at his Ones, Chariot

slrsteleut Whflunmdwfl%n? M

CURES hr-on THE Uncunnm lllllrlllllllllI’S lllNTIlllNT.-

AN EXTRAORDINARY Cilia’!-ZHOF SCROFULA OR KING‘

Extract of a Lrllerfrosi Mr. J. H. Jflidoy. 209. High Strut, Chrllrrilrurn, dalrd the 22d of January, I860. To Prolr:-sor Iloi.r.oivsr.

SIi\,—My eldest son, when about three cars el e was with e Glumlnlar Swelling in the neck, wlilcliy after u s'llrlrt out into an Ulr-er. An eminent rne-lieel man prnnouaceil it a ver bed i-use ofscrofnla, aiiil prrsrrilneil for a considerable time without e t.— The disease then for fi-ur yrurs is-r-at on gradually incrruelng in 1iru,'.ye.’ wlii-n,lii-niites the ulcer in the melt. another formed below the left lines, and a third under the eye, I-i-sides sew-n oihr-rs on the left arm, with g turnnr between the rice urliirli was expect

celebrated rnealiciil gr-ntlr-men at (Iltrltr-nhntn, fut unap- months at the General llospiiiil, where one of the surgeons said that In would ampntnte the left min, but that the blood was so impure, that If that liinb were taken of it we il be than even impossible to subdue the‘ ilirense. n t ‘ii desperate stiite I determined to give your Pills and Ointmentntrinl, and after two months’ perseverance in Iteir use, i g tumor grorlunll begun to rlisnppear, and the discharge from all the ulcer. perrepIil.l rlecrerieeil, unit ritthe expiration of eight months they new pr-rfrctly ieiileil. and the boy thoruiiglrl restored to the blessings of health,tntheustsnisliinentolu rge eirc ofir urintsncee, who could testify to the truth of this I 'rn'iirus case. ' 'hrr-e years Iggy. mu, elnpsr-cl witlmrit tiny rr-rinri-iii-r-. of the tnalntly, and the boy is new ad healthy as heart ran wish. Unilt-r these I'lI'('llllIlIIIllI‘GI I cnmiiir-r that I i-Iiimhl be truly iiirgrutelirl were I IIIII to Ilti c you nripiuintr-il with lltig wuinlerfiil cure,ellccte¢l by your inediciiies alter every other means has

(Signed) J. II. ALIDAY. CURE OF ACUTE RHF.UMA'I'lS.\I OF FOUR YEARS’ STANDING.

Erlrarl of a Lrllrrfrom Mr. John Pill, Dudley, I9l.'r Jan. I850 To Professor IIULLOWAY. ' SiIt,—lt is with the greatest pleasure that I write to thank on fortlie hr-m-lit have rrr-rivi-il frnni your 'l and intnient, wbii-li iaive coni- ph-ielv r-iueil me of line Rliriinrat :u-t lirrir _u-riitl, ttt time! I hail tut-il cu-ry kin-I ufrm-ilir-ine that was ret- cririug any it'll it. at ‘art 3 \\I.lIlII _iu-y r rm-tlir-rm-ua trig] iiml piiirlt-in-il liriiir Mt. Ilullin, Lllr-mi.-t nftltte 'I'--“,,_",,, ymxn ur P3"