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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-24

We hope TO hear no more hypocritical
whining for the "poor man" and the "lor-
eigner," by those who would dlsfranchise
the tnajority of their neighbors, and iasten
upon them an officer not of their choice
If this is the beginning of Polk Democracy,
what will be the end! The new sdnlinis-
tration has large quanmm Of original sin
in its very inception, and from that will
follow much actual transgression,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-24
Books, Books.

The subscribers are receiving fresh
suppl\ Of School Books. smoDg ~h'ch
are RaS's E.iecuc 2 d aRd 3 ArIthme-
nc, Wesl,rn Cacelstor, Coms'ock's =
Philosophy, Missouri iIArmOaS, &c
Choap for p'y,n hand
CUMMINGS & AkERS.
Jsn 10. lS45
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-14
WORCESTER 90. HIGH SCHooI-

TNHE Fall Term of this Institution will commence on the
l. FIRST Wednesddy in September-the Winter Term ON
the first Wednesday in Decenber-and Spring and sum
mer Terms, on the last Wednesdays Of Februorg and Man
respectvey. Each term continues eleven weeks
The Classical Department will continue as heretofore
under the charge of MIR. WHEELER.
To the present and prospective condition ENGLISH
Department the Trustees wish call special attention
They have succeeded in obtaining for of years. and
perhaps permanently, the services of Mr. ELI THAYER
The following testimonial will give of
his qualifications for the place which he has been called
hereby certify that Mr. Eli Thayera candidate for the
degree of A. b. at the coming commencement holds dis
nguished rank among he best scholars of his class
his attention every collegiate duty has been punctua
exemplary and his moral character rrepoachable
that he upon the duties of his present with
the best wishes of his former instructors.
F. WAYLAND, Pres. Bro University.
Brown University, July Is, 1916"
u Mr. Thayer will be prepared to give instruction in all
the English branches usually taught in schools of the high
grade attended by such and Illustrations the
studies themselves may require. He will also give all
necessary attention to those who wish teach partcu
arly in the Fall term.
The terms are as heretofore, for tuition, from S. to 81
per quarter; for board from 81 80 to so per week.
N B. Owing to sickness in the school the present term
the usual anniversary exercises necessarily omitted
OTIS CORBETT, Secretary.
Worcester, July 90. 5wSI
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WORCESTER ALMANAC,
Directory and Business Advertiser, 1916.

ENCOURAGED by the kind reception and liberal pat
IL rOnage extended to the WORCESTER ALMANAC DIREC
TORY and BUSINESS ADVERTISER the subscriber prepar
ing TO publish the third number for 1896 about the first of
October with considerable Improvements.
Special eXertOns will be made render the Alphabet.
cal List OF the heads Of families, housekeepers persons
doing business in the Centre District entirely correct
For this purpose experienced and
been engaged to call during the present month"; each
MOUSE and shop In the Village, to obtain the requisite nor
nation; and any assistance that be afforded him in
making this stand also those of the Dressmakers aun-
dresses Nurses. and Taloresses who into families
work,-complee and perfect, will be thankfully received
Also corrections of in the past numbers which
may be rectifed in this
FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND COPIES will be printed
this and circulated throughout the and county,
in public houses shops and families which it is believed
will render the Directory the CHEAPEST well the best
medium for
BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS
that is accessible to The people of The County. The variety
OF useful information contains, with its very low price,
year as book OF every day references and the advertise
ments thus constantly brought the notice of the per-
sons they are intended TO reach The Aphabetica List of
the Advertisements forms good
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
in which The citizen may find directions where
can be called for
Notwithstanding the greatly increased circulation of this
number the price OF advertisements viii be the same as
heretofore, viz:
For one page, $780,
For halt page, $780,
For quarter Of page, S,75.
For Card Of four lines SlOO
payable on the publication of the Directory. All
wish to advertise will please hand in their copies
convenient and before 18th of September at artbes
at the Printing Office of the subscriber, No Ill Manst
HENRY j. ROWLAND.
worcester, Aug. 4, 1915. 32dwtf
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Unparalleled Inducements

TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY CHEAP FOR
Cash or approved Credit.
IS0 CRATES and Casks EARTHEN AND
t'SO CHINA WARE, direct from Liverpool and
Paris, and will be sold
25 PER CENT. CHEAPER
than the description of Ware can be bought in Boston
or New York.
HARD0N, BROWN & co.
have JUST received per Ships Richmond Concordta and
Constantine,
$50 CRATES EARTHEN WARE
which they offer for sale at
Unparalleled Low Prices
FL. b. & co. pledge themselves to every Coun-
try Merchant who will examine their stock of Earthen
China and Glass Ware that they will save them at least
Is to 25 per their purchases from Boston or New
York prices.
THEIR STOCK OF
EARTHE.N, CHINA, and GLASS WARE
will be larger this fall than that of ANY OTHER Estab
shment in New England being full and complete in every
department.
TABLE CUTLERY,
large assortment always on hand
BRITANNIA WARE of every description.
soar and Pulpit LAMPS and CHANDELIERS
and Side LAMPS together with almost every other style
of Lamps known to be in use.
$4,000 Rolls Paper Hangings
from France and the best American manufactures
which be afforded and will be sold
TEN PER CENT. CHEAPER
than can be bought elsewhere the New England States
Together with great variety other articles which we
have neither time space MENTION all which will he
sOIu at decldediy LOW PRICES. 33w4mdlm Aug 7
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August y. IS45.

WORCESTER, SIS. August u, 1915
To ARTEMAs BRYANT of Peersham Assignee of the Joint
and several Estates of SAMSON WETHERELL and
BENJAMIN f. HAMILTON, of said Petersham late
cOpartners aud traders under the firm Of Weherell d.
Hamilton, insOlvenI debtors, GREETING.
WoU hereby required give notice that the sixth
meeting of the creditors Of the joint and several Estates
OF said Weherel and Hamilton will be holden the office
Of Barton ~ Bacon in Worcester The second Monday
of September merit O'Clock in the forenoon when
and where the said creditors may prove further debts
against the said Wetherell and Hamilton and you will
also settle yOnr and final dividend will be ordered
And you will this notice by publishing an attested
copy Of this order in the Barre Gazette newspaper print
ed Barre, in said County, aud the Worcester Spy,
newspaper printed Worcester aforesaid three weeks
Gessiyey before the day said meeting. And you 10
make return of this order with your doings thereon at
she time and place of SAID meeting.
IRA NJ. BARTON, J. Prob,
true copy. pro hac ttce.
"a Attest, ARTEMAs BRYANT Assignee
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The Teachers Glass
TOWNSEND FEMALE SEMINARY.

VIE Fall Term of this institution will commence on
the last Wednesday Of august, and continue Is
Inc trustees are happy to announce the public that they
nave secured Miss HENRIETTA WARREN, Principal as
sisted by Miss HANNAH P. DODGE, with adequate num-
Der Of efficient teachers. 1t is sufficient recommends
on that Miss w. formerly served in the department of
Latin French and Mathematics with much ability and
cess for five years.
is sincerely hoped, that the pleasantness the
ton and the accurate and thorough instruction which will
be given, will render it avore and truly profitable resort
tor young ladies. No pains will be spared on the part of
both of the Teachers and Trustees to give to the Seminary
the high standing it has heretofore sustained
Special attention will be given those who are fitting
for teachers.
Lectures during the term the branches of Natural and
intellectual Science will be given by Rev w. z. RICHARDS.
Board in the public boarding house. and private fam
lies, including washing, &C., S l,62.
Pleasant and commodiOus rooms have been provided by
The Trustees free charge any young ladies' who may
wish TO board themselves board in companies
A. G. STICKNEY, Secretary.
Townsend, July 90. 4w3i
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StraYed or Stolen

~ IRON the subscribers in West Boylston ON
G[T<I Friday night, the 18th inst, Dark Bro,on
HT& or Black MARE, hind feet white spot on The
sA-1&send Of her nose, gray in the face heavy name
white spot on her back supposed have been chaed by
the harness. part Canadian and supposed to be 10 or II
years Old Also, on the same night, Red Roam MARE
with white stripe In her face short switch tall one shoe
lost OF OF one OF her hind feet, and her hind ANGLE Joints
little cooked and supposed to be about 10 or IL years old
whoever WI give any information respecting them, or
return heh 10 the owners shall be generously rewarded
LEWIS MERRIFIELD,
West BOyston, July 2a, 1916. IS
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3. are constantly receiving
CROCERTINS
Drah M0reanS,

VUST RECEIVED 25 Pieces superior quality
~ Drab Moreans, and for sale cheap by
HARD0N, BROWN s. co.
Worcester, Ang.e 33
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Silver Door Plates,

Id ID. DUNBAR has made arrangements
IA. with an experienced Engraver by which he
nsh SHuer Plated Door and Professional PLATES, any
size, and Engraved IN the best possible manner IN any
STYLE al short notice. Those In want Of new Plate viii
IND for their interest leave their orders with ID D.
who has variety Of sLes and styles engraved for exhif
ton. No l7g Main Street
Aug. III. Goblin first door North Am. Temp House.
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Books and Stationery,
THE ETNt INNIRANCE C0MPINI.

No. 50 State-street, Hartford, Conn,
ttdf son"d and aroila6le Capital Of 100000.
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire to
~ the citizens of Worcester and irs vicinity 1t nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills. the most favorable
terms
century-its reputation for liberal adjustment and its
promptude in paying losses, are well known and estah.
lIshed THOMAS K BRACE President
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March &, 1915. isu
u Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance the above
Company, are referred for more particulars A H. BUL
LoCH, Esq, in Worcester Mass.
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NEW IPSWICH ACADEMY.

FTNHE Fall Term of IL weeks will Wednes-
L day. August llth Miss MARTHA RoGERs graduate
OF Mt Hoiyoke Female Seminary will be Assistant, give
instruction. besides other branches in Drawing, Needle
work, DC.
Board terms of Tuition and Music, the same as hereto
fore.
The Teachers Glass
will receive special attention. Their daily recations will
be conducted with direct reference their ploy
ment. Lectures will be given subjects
neced with Common School Education
EDWARD A. LAWRENCE, Principal.
New Ipswich Aug. g. SO
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SHOEMAKING.

Professor Ingraham thus graphically describes
the town of Lynn, the seat of shoemakers, and
the vast cordwainery of the whole Union:
The very pleasant and thriving town of Lynn
is the Paradise Of Shoemakers!
Its young men, early transferred from the
cradle to the LAST, cut their teeth and leather
in the same time and its pretty maidens learn to
bind shoes with the introduction of their B, ABS.
Lovers exchange hearts over kid slipper and
swear eternal fidelity over lap stone. If they
would get married, they ask old DR.. Waxend the
parson, if he will stitch them together, and they
will pay him in shoemending. Whipping their
children is called tanning, and the rod they use
is a c0tChide. The little boys swear by &c hides
and leather, and play at games which they call
g high and low quarter, and toe" A child new
ly born is Idp-stone, and the age of their chill
dren is known by the number of the shoes they
wear. Boys are called rights, and girls IeftS-an
old maid is an odd slipper, an old bachelor an odd
boot. The street doors to their dwellings are
s' nsteps,'' and man in an overcoat is 6" foxed."
The fields about the town are patches, and fell
low half seas-over is half SOled. They never see
an oak tree but they directly calculate the num-
Der of pegs it will make, and when they behold
bees at work they reflect that the only end of wax
is waxed end, they look ON all cattle and sheep
as only leather growers and believe hogs were
only made to produce bristles. Its lap stones
would pave Broadway, and its lasts, if piled to-
gether would make a monument higher than
that on Bunker Hill"
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UPC CARPETS CARPETS, 81

$50 rs. from the celebrated factory of T1iILiana
II. Knight, SorOnuiUe
HARDON, BROWN, & CO. have made ar
4 engagements with WIN. II. KNIGHT ESQ, of Saxon
vile for the exclusive sale OF his Carpets for the County of
worcester and vicinity and all persons in want or about
purchasing Carpets may assured the above cele
brated Goods cannot he found in any other Store in this
town. unless they through second hands For ele
gance of design, durability of color and superior oav
they stand unrivaed by any Carpet mandatory in the
united States They are warranted perfectly free from all
greasy substances and dust any kind can be swep from
them as easy as it could be brushed from the finest piece of
Broadcoth.
H. b. Dc co. have also on hand upwards of
$50 Ps. CARPETINGS FROM AUCTION.
embracing Brussels Three Ply Extra and superfnes
Common and Venetian STAIR CARPETS-STRAW
MATTlNGs, "A, ga, 6-4-Printed Druggets-Ou Cloth
cGrPettngS--Prnted Cotton Carpeting, "a wide-Star
kods-Carpet Paperand every other article usually kept
IN Carpet Stores which makes assortment more than
SIX TIMES large that of any other Establishment in
This County, and equal to any in the State and prices war
ranted Ten per cent cheaper
N Is. Merchants who buy to sell again will be charged
lhe manufacturers prices S3w2mdlm Aug. 7.
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The Pear trade is brisk in Rochester,; from two
to three hundred barrels are shipped West daily
In Bangor, Maine, the Pair trade is also brisk
very No less than nine happy couples were
Joined in the bonds of holy wedlock in one day.
One such pair is equal to an hundred barrels of
pears.-.aI6a,g Citizen.
FRESH Provisions FOR THE WEST INDIES.
The Danish schooner Sarah Elizabeth, which
cleared at this port to day for St. Thomas, carries
out 100 tons of ice and fresh provisions
Boston Transcript.
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UXBRIDGE FEMALE SEMINARY,

UXBRIDGE FEMALE SEMINARY,
TEVHE Fall Term this Institution will Commence on
Wednesday the goth instan under the charge of Miss
DIANTHA c. LEE, of Northampton Miss Lee comes recon-
mended by Miss LYON Principal the Mt Holyoke Female
Seminary the advantages of which institution she has en-
Joyed; and the public may assured that pains will
be spared make the school both pleasant and profitable
to all who may become connected with it.
Instruction will be given in the several branches usually
taught in similar institutions including French and Drat-
ing. Terms as usual.
Board can be obtained in private families from sl.5o to
81 per week. JOHN w CAPRON
Uxbridge, Aug. 4. 80 CALVIN TAFT.
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NOTICE.

TTNHE Copartnership heretofore existing between the sub
/ scribers, nnder the firm of BROWN, BROTHERS d
CO. this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
of the firm will be settled by john H. BRowN BRoTHERs.
GO, John II. BROWN IL BROTHERS,
esucu' ISAAC T. CLEMANS.
Webster, June 2, 1916.
]. H. b. & B. are constantly receiving
GROCERIES
from their Store Nos IS and 81 Broad Street. New York.
which they offer for sale at the WEBSTER DEPOT, at
NeD York Prices adding freight only. -.
Also-FLOUR & GRAIN, IRON & STEEL,
SALT &c Ssf Webster, Aug. 10, l645.
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GLUE
SHOE MAKERS WANTED.

ONE or two Journeymen Shoemakers to work on Ladies'
~ Spring Heels and Welts hear Of employment
by calling at this Office None but first rate workmen
neel apply. d&w3w+ Aug q
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H0LDENS
DYSENTERY AND DIARRHGA CORDIAL,
AT

D1HGN1Gh1 nNU UlHlh1HA UUhUlAIe
AT
BREWERS, STEVENS s. CUSHING'S,
DRUGGISTS,
Nos. 80 g. 90 Washington st. BOSTON.
Single Bottle, 50 Cents
During the last six years
it has found its way, upon its
own merit without advertising, to all
the principal cities i'm the
Union.
Its virtues having been
proved i'm thousands of
cases, we shall now give
every ONE am opportunity
to procure it.
Should it fail to cure our Agent will
refund your money.
Warranted am immediate
relief, and safe cure to the
above diseases; also, to re-
tain its qualities i'm amy
climate.
For further particulars.
see card Of Directions and TeStimO.
mails ON the envelope.
For sale by D. SCOTT, Jr. & CO., No IT'S, Main Stree
""reesIer' Aug z.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
At WARREN LAZELL'S--I7 III Main ST.
TUDEA CAPTA--Englsh Martyrs-.Fasehood and
- Truth-by Charlotte Elizabeth
Walker on Woman-do. on Intermarriage
The American Poulterer's Companion.
The Pope's Supremacy, by Isaac Burrows D. D.
sunday school Question BOoks-A supply of Banvards
infant series4 partsTopca and Practical just received
Revised Statutes of Mass vols STORY Promissory
Notes-Cushings Manua-Thomas's Town Ofiicer-New
England Sheriff.
STATIONERY ofevery kind.
u All of which will be sold low.
July &c. ENOS DORR Agent
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ARRIVAL OF THE
Monster Steamer Great Britain.
TABOR & HAMMOND,

1ADUR q G1AInuOAVOJ
No. 100 Main ST., Central EXchange,)
RE this week receiving direct from Liverpool very
n large and splendid lot of CROCKERY making togelh-
with their former stock Of
CROCKERY, GLASS s. BRITANNIA WARE,
Solar Lamps, and Paper Hangings,
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, and most Fashionable
assortment be found in any establishment in This
County.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call.
Worcester, Aug. Is. SO
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BOLTON BOARDING SCHOOL.

BOLTON BOARDING SCHOOL,
FTNHE Fall Term of this School will commence on Second
day, (Monday) the LIST of Ninth month"; and continue
Is weeks. Charges For board and tuition including use
of books in the English branches $50 per term one half
payable in advance For tuition alone from IS to
per erm with additional charges for Latin French Draw
ing. JOHN f. FRY
Bolton, mo. s. 1845. 4wis32
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-11

The following story. saws the Boston
Transcript, has long been 4 favoritei IL pri-
vate circles, but we are not aware that Il
las ever appeared in print. We believe
it originated somewhere in the n,teichbor-
hood of old Cape Ann. A traveller N ]
stage coach overheard an old lady from the
country thus addressed her oompanion:
Friendship, Miss Bishop. is ike 1 spi-
der's web, The least breath of air viii de-
stroy it. Bets Wade and was gals toreth-
er; all the difference Uas, I was rich and
Bets was poor. Well, one day, Bets rot
married, and there's no eend to the things
my husband did gin ibid not eivel that
gal He gin her sigsts and sigh o. things.
He gin her a greoi keller tub and Iiffls
skeeler tub. He gin her t.co wooden bowls
panied yaller outside and red inside. He
gin her chuyn and chem dish too, Miss
Bishop; and he gin her q peck Of raisins
and quart Of tea, and yet that ungrateful
wretch never set foot inside our house for
f,co years! One day as l was cading (cafd.
myself above icsdisg to-, Miss Bishop
chaise drove up. Who should it be bu,
Bets Wade. / thought that must be DO
lite In MY own house, and 50 says /, bets
come i'm She came in and she sol down.
My husband soon came in, hit him the
wink not to speak to Pets, and that touched
hcr Up pretty weil for my husband always
sgt everything by, Rets--all the world and
more too, sometimes. She told him sh,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-11

This disease seems TO be as destructive
in Great Britain, Ireland, France, Germa-
ny, Holland, and Russia, as in our own
country, and is attributed to many causes.
The remedies suggested are--to keep such
as are intended for seed deep buried in the
ground alfwinter; thoroughly draining and
snb-soiling the land where planted; to pit
them in small quantities.; to select seed for
planting not quite ripe, and such as have
not the slightest appearance Of being wa
terry; lining the land; obtaining new seed.
either from planting potato balls, or from
some distant country where they grow in
. healthy slate; after digging, spread the
potatoes in the sun till they become dry and
unfit for food, then stow them away I'LL re-.
CURED for planting; top dressing the plant
with nitrate Of soda, and sulphate Of soda
and magnesia; selecting such stubers for
seed as grow near the top Of the ground and
are quite green; to plant the seed, whole.
We recommend to our farmers and gar
deners, one and all, next year, to become
accurate and close observers Of their potato
crops from week to week till the vince
flower; and from that time until harvest
ing. to daily observe them--now and then
tuncovering the tubers, then splitting the
vines open from the tlbers up to The tops,
examing the whole attsntively--when, if
any thing unnatural occurs, and yon can
not account for it, show the same to some
botanist Of scientific man who has q good
microscope At command. By. steadily pur-
xH ~ 4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-11

VTNHE subscriber is about opening, in Mr..
i Barger's large brick building On Front
street, few doors north Of the Steamboat Hotel,
NEW LEATHER STORE, where he wall
at all times constantly keep on hand sole and
upper leather, calf and morocco, lining, binding,
shoemaker's findings &c. Also, shoemaker's kits
and tools. p@tt ~a8 ttSsssF'sA so t4%s
b He will also exchange leather Of all kinds for
raw and dry hides, as be is about establishing q
tannery in Burlington or its vicinity. Personr
in the county having hides which they wish
tanned can Be accommodated by the subscriber
on the most reasonable terms. sese s.
june % '44-tf. .s4s ]. f. FIECHTNER
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fTERMs::::: 81 90 N sApvAxo J. .

t,mbling down, and ssicr ths chaiss, hat
was made in Adams day, and then, twsnt
rev! no, il never was newt and II Bats
Wade ever got . ride Of that horse, shS
did weM--no, she newer didl She HAD -
lake the poo, critter into abe chaise Afsst
she got home, and that's > 6ct csrtifsds"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-11

Oh Reans cap paper; is $40 y 81
CU 10 do letter do;
Smiths, Mitthell's, and Parley's Geography,
Smiths Arithmetic, Kirkham's Grammar, Web
ster's spoilers, family and school Bibles, Tesla
meats, Hale's History Of the United States, Ist,
I'd, and Sd, Eclectic Readers, blank books Of
every kind, bonnet boards, memorandum books,
primers Of all kinda, drawing paper quilts, sand,
&C., on hand and for sale cheap, BY
rs WM. GARRETT,
oct '4db IS 'se sign Of Great Western.