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The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
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DN q. :. FOWLER, eNpoundri and applied to human
ID c'and its laws, ut the Ottawa Court House Satur.
day evening Jan. i9,h on rhrcuorgy, It's prlucplrs
proofs, groups, and faculties Free,
sabbath evening, l3h.---The model group, God "A
future state, rewards and puu,hmtn,., dcprayity &C.
discussed phrcnoogcally.
-Selflmproycment, cducation memory and
management of children. Leafs NV,
Tuesday Motrimony or love- selection, courtshlp
ond married life full Of home truths. Seats l9b
Wednesday, ats T., M.--Matcruity aud female pcrGrc
ton Illustrated by manukin models, Seats IS ccnta TO
women only,
AZ 7, seusnoty, and the creative economies, also n.
lu.ttatcd To men only. scats ~ ctA Closing with
public examinations.
Ihur.dl, professional dcncatlons " character aud
charts with inl written opinions, aud advise touching
heMth aNooauuhs, manag cement, oi children s,lblgn'
rruvcmcht, faults, marriages, etc. etc. and works Tor
sale, day and evening, Can vt once for his stay Is
shurt.-nt his rubnis nt tho Mpntlnn House. Jan D
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
TO TAX COLLECTORS,
The Presidents Message.

We have just printed and for sale at this
Office lot Of Blank Tax Receipts.
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
OVER ~ rIRST PREMIUMS!

PmoE.-lrAr'H ASu Nowrr, $.nu-$1i on il, recent
so first September, and So first December. Price OF
SELi.RNENU EIArlE only $40 Considerable saving In
freight 60 those at distance vk, order prior to .r
March, also .h. rIl discount for alyAuc, payment.
t. Secure Machine" ur'gr Immediately. Though 50
tc suouu the past season. uui none r.n iy far dcIiy
ry u st May, yet -thr,l> the customers cold
b" 1ruhrd The reputation of the Machine {. now wide.
IS established, so That Tutgr Tuurs,Sp Will .ot a. nearly
supply lhc dgmaui u- twelve ludrud did last year and
We 'lM. also Poe selling 0gr months earlier
- Orders early, 10 yuu would not bv d .apupintcd.
r.NrlIt, giving wrAETlaii.y thc OPINIONS OFFAE
MtNs together with orders, notes, &C.. mailed to appi-
cam, aud prepaid
Write % J. 5. NEI0Er { Co. Chicago. or : T. Hen.
sos, Agent, Ottawa. who viii hr u h.s City every lew,
Nt'"s through ihr sr1sUn TO receive 40 orders that the
Nrm'r, NJ ~ Smile Doguy may wish 10 give him; alsa,
" ~ lHI0l.L Us hutLVTIEFT u TT7TI7C 0T17F7
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The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12

PGNSsYLyANGA.-ihc Legislature of Penn
Sylyauia organized on the first. Wm. VI.
Pratt was elected speaker of the house, and
Richardson l.. Wright of the Senate Gov.
Polock's message was delivered on We'd
ncsday. The Governor makes some con.
gratulatory remarks about the financial con
diton Of the Statc--thc decrease in the debt
during the year having been $500, 900, and
no new loan having been created. He refers
TO his former message for opinions on m
tional affairs, and rcallislns the sentiments
then expressed. lie calls attention to the
necessity for further legislation on the H.
censc question --Adyerts to the duty Of cloc.
ting a United State Scnator-alludcs to the
robbery Of arms at the Harrisburg arsenal
--rcccomcnds the enactment OF law intiic-
ting punishment for such offences, and a
further appropriation for building an arsenal
at Philadelphia, the State arms Icing now
kept in an insecure clubhouse, owing to the
former building having been torn down, and
not rebuilt in consequence oGthc insufficient.
cy ofthc appropriations FOR the purpose.
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12

A RI postponed fl saturday r-N'. tlg i9ii nst In
IA rgg,ueHt- Boo Chicago preclude thr po.. .lhiy ~ h.
l'srlrug iu Oasa tl.- ami the iou ,us ,genius,.
aIf rrti.,i Jan u
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w store og saf,h.n-.. The best references rau o.
gwen. Atlrc-- box 80, O.taa. ro,. Office. lanl1-lR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05
w. L. DECEMBER 10th A GREAT TIME
CoMING! QUIEN SABEs

THE NEW MAP OF WORCESTER COUNTY, which
has been long in preparation, is at last issued
by Messrs, William S. Baker & Co., publishers,
and more than justifes the high expectations that
were previously formed of it from the well known
ability Of the surveyor and the enterprise of the
publishers. The map is about six feet square
handsomely mounted, and superbly colored. Eve
ry town in the county is not only represented
in its bearings, distances, and boundaries but all
public roads, streams, and ponds are accurately
delineated, and the location of each mans house
or farm is given in all the towns the whole pre-
pared from recent careful surveys which have oc-
cupied the whole of four years time in the pre-
paration. Besides the representation of the towns
in the body of the map, there about seventy
plans of villages, numerous vignettes of public
buildings, and copious statistical tables in the
margin, which add vastly to its value as a work OF
reference.
Mr.. Baker, the surveyor and canvasser, has
commenced the delivery of maps to subscribers in
the town of Blackstone, and will continue to de-
liver in other towns in the order of the canvass,
until all are supplied. Andwe may say with the
utmost confidence that no subscriber who can ap-
preciate good piece Of work when he sees it, can
fail to be satisfied with the manner in which this
difficult and laborious undertaking has been per-
formed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05
THIRTY FOURTH CONGRESS.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. s, 1856.
SENATE.-The President laid before the
Senate the Annual Report of the Secretary of
the Treasury.
Mr.. Rusk presented resolutions by the Le-
glsloture of Texas, in favor of repeal of the
recent act Of Congress relative to the public
debt ofthe late Republic of Texas.
Mr.. Bayard announced, in an appropriate
and feeling manner, the death of his late col
league, MIR. Clayton. Messrs. Crittenden,
Cass, and Seward spoke in terms of eulogy of
the deceased. abiding to his eminent services,
and as one of the remaining few who, for the
last quarter of century, have controlled the
legislation Of the country. The usual resolu-
lions of respect were adopted, and the Senate
adjourned.
HousE.-The question pending was on Mr..
Crows motion to reconsider the vote by which
the House refused to let Mr.. Whitfield be
sworn as delegale from Kanzas, and to Law
that motion on the table.
Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, made an unsuccess.
full motisn to go into Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union, and Mr.. Cobb of
Ga, failed to obtain the unanimous con-
sent of the House to draw for the choice of
seals.
The friends of Mr.. Whitfield made various
motions which were negatively decided by
yea and nay votes, with view to post
poning action on Mr.. Whitield's aase till next
week.
These proceedings were interrupted by the
reception OF message from the Senate,
announcing the death Of Mr.. Clayton.
Mr.. Cullen pronounced a panegyric, and
submitted resolutions. which were adopted in
honor OF the memory of the deceased, and
TO pay the customary respects. Adjourn
ed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05
The CI,Izeps, Meeting.

We sincerely hope that there will be gen.
eral response to the call for a meeting to.
night, Of those opposed to the nominations
made at the miscalled citizens meeting at
the City Hall, on Wednesday evening. Such
8 ticket, nominated in such way, by the
secretly drilled cohorts of the Gardner party
of Worcester, in conjunction with few fishy
Republicans, insults the intelligence Of the
whole community, when it is put forward as
q fair representation of the views and senti-
ments of the people. and it will be repudiated
at the polls as it deserves to be. The Repub-
hcans Of Worcester have higher and more
important duties to perform in reference to
the Municipal government than to make their
influence in city affairs only secondary to the
qualification of the feelings of the broken
down and used up politicians of the Gard
ner school. They have given a vigorous and
effective co operation to their brethren in 9TH
or towns of the County in their efforts to over
throw the most corrupt and mercenary politi-
cal dynasty that ever disgraced Massachusetts,
and they win not so stultify themselves be.
fore their fellow laborers in common cause
as to give their party or their individual sup
port, to ticket headed by the present High
sherih,as candidate for Mayor, whomIthe peo-
pie have just deposed from Office by plural
ty Of nearly five thousand votes, because Of
his connection with political organization
desperately rotten and hopelessly corrupt.
No amount Of sugared phrases can conceal
the bitterness Of the dose. The mass Of the
party have no desire to be made tho cats paw
Of the dark lantern party, in order to enable
it to gstits already over-roasted chestnuts out
Of the Gre, and the man who thinks they can
be humbugged into taking any such course
viii do TO be put into the category Of those
weak and deluded individuals who, prior to the
November election, relied upon Pangboru's
ridiculous statement, repeated daily through
the columns Of the Transcript, that the Know
Nothing ticket in Worcester County would
be tfiumphantly elected, and that Dewtt's
election over Thayers was ixed fact.
Let every man. therefore, who is in favor
Of an able, honest. and efficient City Govern.
ment, snd who Is also cppOSedt to tho domino
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

GRAND DEMOCRATIC FIzzLE OUT.-On We'd
nesday evening, the Democratic papers of Boston
advertised magnificent Democratic jubilee in
honor of the election of Buchanan, to come
on IN Faneuil Hall, lat which some hundreds of the
most distinguished Democrats of the country.
from the President Of the United States down to
Ben Halleit, were invited to be present The
time came, and the biggest speakers were, Ben.
Hallett himself, Col. George and John S. Wells
ofNew Hampshire, andsuch like toadies Of Frank.
lin Pierce. The otherproceedings showed like
falling off from the promise announced in the pro-
gramme beforehand
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

HE OLDEST SENAToR.-The death of Mr.
Clayton has very naturally directed attention
to the members of the United States Senate
and to the point of seniority. Mr.. Crittendon
of Kentucky, is now the "fatheI" of that dis
tinguished body, having entered it on the 4th
OF March, 1917. 1t will be seen, however,
by reterense to the record, that this now yete-
ran Senator did not exhibit any great degree
of fondness for the public councils, high as
the position of a Senator has ever been con.
sidered. He resigned his first term in less
than three years, and his successor, the Hon.
Richard M. johnson, was appointed on the
10th of December, 1919. Mr.. Crittenden
was again in the Senate, his services dating
from the Sd of March, 1885, He again re-
signed before the end of his term, and his
successor, the Hon. JamesET, Morehead. en-
tered the senate on the goth of February
lS4l. Mr.. Cnttenden them succeeded Mr..
Clay, who had resigned on the 25th of Febru-
airy, 1912, and continued until the Sd Of
March, lS49. He was elected Governor of
Kentucky, but relinquished that trust in
July, 1850, to enter Mr.. Fillmore's Cabinet
as Attorney general. Mr.. Crittendens pres
ent term commenced with the Sd of March.
1900, making his whole service, about I8
years.
The Hon. James A. Pearce of MARYLAND, is
next III the order OF seniority, his services
dating from the Sd of March, IS43. He ia
now in his third term. The Hon. Lewis Casa
commenced with 4th March, 1916, and re.
iigned in 1913, when nominated for the Pres.
dency. He is in his second term, which will
be closed on the 3D. of March, 1857. None Of
the other Senators now in service date hoclt
farther than Sd March, 1916. The seniors
stand thus: Mr.. Bright of Indiana, An
March, lS45; Mr.. Yulee of Florida, july
Fl, 1886 Messrs. Rusk and Houston Of Tex.
as, February FL, 1916 James Mason of vir-
GINA, January rs, l847; Mr.. Hunter, 4th
March, lS47 Mr.. Hale of New Hanshire.
4th March lSt7; Mr.. Douglas of illinois, An
March, lS47; Mr.. Fitzpatrick of Alabama,
December II, l848; Mr.. Seward Of New
York, 4th March, lS49. The exhibits more
than the usual number Of comparatively new
Senators, but most Of them have had legiSla.
tive experience in other public bodies.9Na.
tfonal Intellgencer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

Pangborn appears to be hugely tickled because
he received two votes as candidate for mayor, at
the caucus on Wednesday evening, while we re-
ceived only one. Regarding as we do that vote
as fair indication of the proportionate number
of fools in the two parties. have felt we'll Piles
ed at the comparatively meager support that was
given to us on that memorable occasion and most
heartily rejoice at the growing popularity of our
aspiring little neghbor with that class of persons
above named whom he is SO capable of represent
ting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05
CARD TO THE PIrRI.Ic.

We desire to call the attention of the public the
above notice, by which it will he that have pur
chased the entire stock in trade of L. Harden Co,
The stock consists of every description of
DRY GOODS. CARPETS.
FEATHERS, HAIR MATTRESSES, FLOOR
CLOTHS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS;
To which will be added all the and choice styles OF
DRESS GOODS, as soon as they appear in tire market.
Mr. Harden, who has long been known the purchaser
OF goods for the old 6rm will have charge Of the same
department in the news residing in New York, ana de
voting bis whole time to the purchase of all kinds Of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS he will possess unu-
sual advantages for obaining the neVest styles of
Goods upon the most favorable terms.
For these reasons, shall be able to offer
at all times goods at handsome per less than
competitors can; and do not hesitate pledge our
selves not to be undersold by any We believe,
therefore that it will only be necessary for to
goods and prices liberal patronage; and should
any person receive any other than the polite
and gentlemanly treatment from any in employ
they will confer favor by reporting it to
member of the firm.
JENKINS, HAMILTON, Il CO.,
Successors to B. L. HARDoE Co, 146 Main ST.
B, L HARD0N, G. W. HAMILTON,
J II. JENKINS G. A. WHITE
Worcester, July 20, 1856. al diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

SOMETHING NEw.-our old neighbor, Mr.
George Adams, whose success as an artist is we'll
known hereabouts, has returned to town, and ta-
ken his rooms in Waldo Block, where he will
take portraits on glass by the new patent process
call sphereotype. He will also take photographs
on paper by process which admits of their being
finished up as quickly as daguerreotypes. These
pictures are exceedingly beautiful and durable
Those who are in want of anything of the kind
will do well to call on Mr.. Adams.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

ton of Gardner Know NothiDgism in wor-
cester, be present at the meeting tonight, to
aid in the nomination of Municipal board,
composed of men of ability and character,
who shall fairly represent all parties and all
political views, aud whose election will en-
sure the blessings Of good governmental this
community.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

THE DARK LANTERN CoNsPIRAToRs held
quarterly meeting of their State Council at Mer-
camille Hail. in Boston, yesterday. The repor-
tiers of the papers were turned out ofthe Hall, and
every body was rigidly excluded, who could not
pronounce the shibboeth of the gang. tits un-
derstood that the purpose of the meeting is, to
bring the organization upon pro-slavery plat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

CONNECTICUT AID FOR KANzAs.-At a recent
meeting at Stamford, Conn, resolutions were re-
ported in favor of an attempt to raise the sum of
x42 ,7l5 in that State for Kanzas, being one dol
lar for each Fremont vote cast. Gov. Minor
Truman Smith. and Rev. E. Huntington were
appointed corresponding committee, and Chief
Justice Williams suggested as proper per-
son for treasurer of the fund.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

History OF New ENGLAND.-John G. Pal
frey, once Unitarian clergyman, then profess
sor in Harvard College, editor of the North Amer.
ican ReUietO Secretary of State in Massachusetts,,
and afterwards Free Soil member of Congress
from this State, has recently returned from Lon
don, where he has for some time been engaged in
employed in writing history of the New Eng
land colonies
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05
w. j.. DECEMBER 10th ! A GREAT TIME
COMING QUEEN SABE

The LADY's ALMANAC, FOR l857.-John P.
Jewett & Co. of Boston, have just issued the num-
Der for the coming year of this popular and beau
tiful annual. It'll got up by Damrell & Moore
and George Coolidge in the same excellent style
of its predecessors, and the selections appear to
be very choicely and appropriately made. 1t has
blank leaves ruled and numbered for memoranda
for every day in the year, bound up with the cal.
endar. Our lady friends will find it a convenient
affair for constant use and reference.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

AcQUIrTAL.-Daniel t. Howard was tried yes
terday, before the Court Common Pleas, for set
ting fire to and burning factory in Sutton some
five years since, with intent to defraud insur-
ance Office in Concord, N. H. The government
were unable to sustain their Indictment, and the
Court ordered mol pros. to be entered, and the
defendant to be discharged-P. P. Todd and Will
liam L. Southwick of Blackstone counsel for de-
PENDANT Papers which have noticed the indict-
ment in this are requested to copy the above.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

ARNoLD's GLosULEs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
wholesale, at the ioDsst prices by John O. HILL 229
Main ST. AtrstaH also. Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by them, may be seen
at his store. mv14d DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

DIoRAMA OF JERUSALEM That splendid work
of art, Nye's Historical Diorama Of the siege and
fall of Jerusalem, now on exhibition at Briney
Hall, is visited by crowds of appreciating admir-
ers. Go in this evening and see it. The Sacred
Concert by the TJimount Vocalists, is a great ad-
ditional attraction
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

All legal voters of Ward three without distinction of
party requested to meet ct their Ward Room THIS
friday EVENING, Dec, 5t at O'clock for the pur
of nominating candidates for Common Council,
School Committee, and Ward officers
Per Order @ W ANGLER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05
LOCAL NEWS

BALLOT -SrUFFINe.-The ballot stufing rascals
OF San Francisco might we'll come and take les
sons in their vocation from the dark lantern fac.
tion in Worcester. At the meeting on Wsdnes-
day evening, forty-seven ballots were cast by one
person for Col. Richardson, and were found in the
box, in such position as to leave no DOUBT that
they were so cast. In several other instances,
individuals we're detected in the attempt to snug
gle in extra ballots for Col. Richardson. The fact
of the large parcel above alluded to being found in
the box, was reported to the meeting by the com
mittee. and new ballot was ordered thereon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DTSUNTOV MEETING,

meeting Of citizens Of Worcester will be held a
BORTICULTURAL HALL. Saturday evening, Dec
4th at 6t p to consider the practicshlity and Joe
dency Of speedy separation between the Free and Slave
States OF the Union
The meeting is preliminary to proposed State Conven-
tion for the same purpose It will be addressed by Rev.
Thos. w. Higginson and Stephen s. Foster. DIT d5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

PRoF. MONEY! will commence his course of lee
lures on "The Outlines of the Learned Profess
stons," this evening, in Warren Hall, at Z ID
0 clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

IHE UNITARIAN CHURCH IN WARRINGTON.
we learn that in consequence of the dismissal
oil MI conway, for preaching upon the sub.
Ject Of slavery, steps arc taking which will
place him in a new church in Washington,
Tor which reason Mr.. Conway has declined a
call to Cincinnati. --Aelas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

The voters Of Ward without distinction of party,
requested tn meet al the Upper Horticultural Hail.
THIS (Friday) EVENING, at o'clock, to nominate
Ward officers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05
Physician for Diseases Of the Lungs
s26 dawN No. s Cambridge St. IoStol

Fcrfumed BreRih.-Whatl lady or gentleman
would remain under the Of dsagreeable breath
when using the "BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" as
denrlhce would not only render it sweet but leave the
teeth white as alabaster' Many persons do MT know
thelr breath is bad and the subject so delicate their
friends will never mention it. Pour single drop Of
Balm" on your toothbrush and wash the teeth night
and morning, fifty cent bottle will last q year
ABEAUTLFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
by using the "Dam Of Thousand Flowersn II will
remove tan, pmpes and reckles from the skin leaving
ltoi soft and roseate hue Wet towel pour on two
or three drops, and wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EASY.-Wet your shaving brush
in either warm or cold WATER pour two three drops
OF bALM OF THOUSAND Flowers" rub the beard WE'LL
and it will make beautiful soft lather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only fifty cents Beware
I counterfeits. None genuine unless signed by
w. p. FEFRIDGE 4 CO.,
e2 daw6m Franklin Square, New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05
LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. Lincoln HOuse Block.
s24 dawtf

COpHrInerstlfP NOticc.-The subscribers have
this day formed coparnership for the purpose of trans
acting general Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods business,
to be known by the of jenkins, Hamilton, & Co.
B. L. HARDOE, q. W. HAMILTON,
J. H. JENKINS, G. A. WHITE
Worcester, July %, 1856.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

POLICE CoURT.- Thwpsday Dec. Mar.
garet O'Connell, for nuisance, in maintaining a
vault connecting with the premises eff Catherine
Burke, was fined S. and costs.
James Quick, up for assault upon Margaret
O'Connell, was discharged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05
This noble heart of the old Commonwealth,
Beats high and strong midst peace and health;


Its works Of Dirt, at Piper Block
Persons wishing to obtain superior kenesses of them
selves or friends need longer think they must go to
Boston or New York for them for BABBITT is taking
pictures equal to any obtained there His Dsguerreo.
types are acknowledged by all to be of superior tone
and finish, and perfect ikenesses. His Photog apis
must be seen to be appreciated Persons having aguer
reoypes OF deceased friends have them enlarged to
any required size paper the Photographic process
and then finished in oil coors For large pic
lures the Photograph is the best BABBITT is making
some splendid likenesses polished glass. In some
cases these to be preferred For infants restless
children, the time of sitting is Short the natural ex
preston OF the child is easily retained For groups and
persons having weak eyes, this speedy process is excel
lent To Judge of the beauty and variety of his speci
mems, call at his rooms, Nos. * II. Piper Block
Main Street, Worcester. au27 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-05

AT HORTICULTURAL HALL, THIS EVENING,
Wyatts company, consisting of the beautiful lit
tie ''fairy stars" Jalia and HELEN Wyatt, per-
form for the last time, Go and hear them.