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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-10
.niIifnru Orders.

The new regime at Washington has
taken the field The re-appointmont
Of General Sheridan to New Orleans
is for tho purpose Of creating more
riots; and tie banishmcnt of Genera
Hancock, the most accomplished Off
ccs in the service, among the Daootal
Indians, is for the purpose Of disgra
cling him, because his name was promi
nent before tho Democratic Nationa
Convention:
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Vegetables and Fish.

HANINa made the necessary arrangements,
III the undersigned would notify the citizens Of
Ciearfcld and vicinity, that on and a.tet March T.
1862 he will have on hand and for sale, nt his
and White POTATOES. aud all VEGETABLES
in season. at as low rates as thew can be bought
at the car. d. r. FULLERTON.
Clearfelj. March 3. 1s69lf
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Agents Wanled-- --$i0a Day.
TWO so MAPS FOR 81
LLoYD's

i'ap4O NV'V4F4nS bVuolV napo
.nF America and Europe. America and the
" United States Of America. Colgrcd - In
iuun Counties.
These great maps, now just completed. show
every place ui imrotianoe, al railroads 20 date,
aud DE latest alteraiio the various Enropean
states. These Maps re needed in every School
aud ismily in the land .usy occupy the space Of
one map, and by means OF The Bcvorscf, either
side can be thrown 'front.' and any part brought
level to The eye. Country rights and large dis
counts given 10 good agents. Apply Tor Circulars.
J. r. LLOYD.
MARLIN IS Corilandt street, n. Y.
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Valuable Farm

FOR SALE OR r E n 7.
1,HE undcrsigucd now offers At private sale biz
farm, situate 10 Lawrence township, Ciearheld
eonnts Pa. honudcd " Ons McMullin and 9TH
ers and within ~ miles Of the railroad depot in
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-10

i of cicardeid county, Pa
''l'''S n'''i" Mo- September Term, 1867.
Axx Rsirrn. Subpoena sar divorce.
The undersigned Commissioner appointed ny
the Court to take testimony in the above case,
hereby gives notice that he viii attend to the do
ties OF bis appointment Of thisoicc, In the borough
Of Clearfed, on Saturday, the 18th Of March 1863,
at O'Clock, p. IN. whore all pat tics interested
can attend. J. BLAKE wALTERi,
IanfA p. IumuissiOner.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-10

Valuable Town Property

L . X ) a l. Il
GITuATE on the Southwest corner Of Cherry
- and Third Streets, being Railroad street. TO
vat; A LOT, with good two-story plank build
ing thereon. SO by Is feet one room each noor,
suitable for store, OF other business. Also, the
adjoining LOT, with two-story dwelling house
thereon. and several other TOWN LOTS.
Also, a lot OF well-burut BRICK, and a good
assortment Of ST0NEwARE, such as Crooks,
Jugs, Jars Fruit Cans, ETC., At reduced prices.
For further information. inquire at the Stone
ware Pottery Of r. LEITZINGER,
myl4-dm Clearfeid, Pa.
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DR.. j. p. BURCHFIELp,

Late Surgeon ofths $50 Beg msni, Penutylv.rh
Volunteers, having retained from the kfsJ,
offers biz professional services to the eiiiIai
Of clearselj county.
Ezs- Professional calls promptly alter isd h
0flec on Second street. formerly oesnpisd y
Dr. Wooda. lapri. 90
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13
sssTHH FAIaaN ,QoIuMBIz Z ! The Isixsh

TsHF FAIa1N qoIusBIz The sixsh
annual fair of the South Carolina kgrri-
cultural and Mechanical Society was
opsgaa ta shs elie pepla|ie at 10 9,sls9shh on
Wednesday, last. The Columbia cores
pondent Of THE Pas2y sNsssssshqs speaks
Of tho crowd; g1Atlap. ,earlyshpurE the
grounds presented an animated appear
ancc. All the avenues leading to the
grounds were crowded with gaily dressed
people vending their way on foot, while
vehicles of every description and by
scores came from all directions and de.
posted their burdens Mt tho gates. By
II o'clock there were at lenst 1.-TWO thou
sand people assembled upon the grounds
All appear resolved to enjoy the ocqa-
sion, which after nine long weary years
had 3g summoned q, them together to compete
as of yore. e..,.aa 49, ...,
NJ bcrq - muciito interest aud instruct;
and the throng dispersed to, view the
objects on exhibition, and passed the
tilhe Plsasadtlysip Inspecting tho large
variety improved breeds Of stock, the
tine collection ut useful machinery and
Observation-Disclosures, the delightful
array of household and domestic nianu
f,e'prcs ,e'e liner;.lEEspccipens, F.nlg the
immense nGuber Of Geld productions"
We know that Orangcbnrg is largely
a"a vel! sefresseased in persons and il.
intries for sihs, prizes; We notice the
following entries from our County.
J Z. B. Iiegare, one thoroughbred s,al-
lion. 'S'nS n '~'
Col AID. Goodwin, one pony stall
lion Il
And n,msonsjthe g entries for ,prizas, in
fhc household aud do.ihicstic linc.. - y
Miss Rosa Dautzlor. piano cover, stool
cover aud raised work.
Mrs. A. D. Frederick, one marscilles.
crib quilt.
In the orchard and nursery depart
ment:
Col. p. s. Fielder, one box honey.
Aud on the Cpm.ni'tees on prizcs we
notice the names of DIR. w. +. Barton,
dh''hc Field eRops, Dr. "A g. s..lleS, on
fhe Household Depar,men;. and Capt +.
" Wapaamakcr on the Committee on
Miscellaneous Fancy Work.
The aeauty. Intellect, aud energy Of
''stae State ''re represented in the gay and
brill, ut assemG!ag'.
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.INs THE. .c.ouRf oF PRoBApE.

Whereas @. A. EfowelI hath applied 10
me for Letters of Administration with1Wil
annexed, on the, Estate CT Joan Rumph, late
of ofangsbirg Comfy, licensed itssss, =; {;
Thesc efs therefore to iteand admonish
land sifg galar lie kindred and creditors OF
the said deeeHsed, eto he and appear before
me at Court of Probate for the said Coun-
III, to ibe holden at 0rangeburg on the 18th
day of November, 1869, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ
to show cause if any. why the said Admins.
trntion' should not be granted
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court, this lst day of Nouembcr, A. d.
1863, and the ninety fourth year of Ameri.
can Independence.
TIiAD C. ANDREWS
nov st Judge of Probate.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13

AT an election for town officers he'd ID
Baa'bers on the 1lth Inst, the fpllowinS
gentlemen were elected: '',I'@ (
For Tntendent-J.eM. Smith. J:is !
For Wardens--Dr. j.; A. Wright, H.,
j. Bsabham, J. A. j. Rice, j. W.
I pseralos. ,4txa dlIF z
Legal Advser-Col. L. II. CAN'T.
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- The attention Of housckeopers iscalied
= 10 thesadsertiselnentsof Mr., w. T Mul-
t,Ss Ter sip te.daSs Issue, You can gct anys'
thing you wont in tho Grocery liue from
himae ~
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: ia.aas&. 49, ], ! ....s.s..ag : ! : a L
T,,arn1 1}R,,.s I'm z 1,a,.t,;a,,, y. g..

LAGER BEER Certainly the finest,
freshctapa most r''q,tqnt Lager Beer of
this season is at Muller's, on hand now.
- Everybody is rushing down to get a
glass ofit, Go aud try it, @
= s@fFriispd. Muller win please accept our
(, !, thanks f;r a pitcher OF this excellent
8 Beer. q. sss,i
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13

The protracted meeting at the Metho-
dist Church has been Continued during
gA tbe week. Its sctyicesawill be brought
> TO close to4nlorrow.c ,ias p F..si Il bs
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13
Day TlME.-The present is an un-
-ssl'slly dry AeAlls We rhsasd sqfYwatcr
being gsearried Eve miles in st,fMatshews
last week.
/, Qu1Er.WEEk.-The past has been an

- QuIErWEEK.-The past has been an
aeisge unusually rsael quiet week in oraaseburg:
EERerybody has gone to 'Columbia, as we
~ advised them to. do. Sheriff Riggs de.
:. parted on Wednesday for Columbia with
e cargo of coi,victs for tho penitentiary.
1.-THE magistrates Court has been holding
q its sessions during the week, and dis
,pensing justice in its own peculiar way.
hVe have missed tie crowd of Court-week,
the bright, eyes of the Pic Mic, aud the
tumut of Saleday. But while VIC have
,iapiSSsqd these sxeiten,cnts. the merchants
haye boqpi busy, and cotton has been
coming in as usual
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13
En the District Court of the
je United States, al
FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
October Term. 1859
ORANoEBuneI County,.

In the Matter of Petition 70.
Jacob f. Witt Full and Final
OF orangeburg, $. c, Discharge
Bankrupt in Bankruptcy.
Ordered, that hearing be had ON the Goth
day of November, A. d. 1869, nj Federal
Court House in Columbia, S. G.; and that all
Creditors, &c. tof said Bankruptappcar Mt
said time and place, and show cause, if any
they can, why the prayer OF the Petitioner
should @ not be, granted. md that the second
rupt will be held at the eficc Of j. Gear.
penteri Esq, Register of LIST and I'd Congress
sional Districts, Sssr9., on the. ,22d day of
November, a. d.. 1863, al tl2 Nj, r-Y
Iy order of the Court, the Goth day of 0cto-
ber, A. ID. 1869. e..,t - .s.Y
DANIEL HoRLBRcK, ~
Clerk Of the District Court of the United
States for South Carolina.
INV
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worthy enterprise.

~ GoRRscrloN:---Ini our notice of the
.e Agricultural i'ic Nic at this place on, ahe
8 lsi 8a Instant, We stated the officers Of the
.Agricaltafal Society incorrectly. Mr..
Murray Robinson is Treasurer aud Mr..
shiliiJlfstEsYT s3hsliJlfs EYTli,t fSygsstary, Of the syee
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13

Mr, Frank Bamberg arrived in town
on Wednesday with fine drove OF
horses and mules. s7s
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13

VIC ,clicerfnl'y recommend the above Com
pany to the patronage Of the citizens oc South
Columbia, S. C.--J. S.'Prcst6n, u. p. Car
roll, 6, u. Melton, $. w. Meltdn. j. u. Pope.
Camden. S, C.-J. y. Kcrshuw, W. NJ.
Shannon. VI. +. johnson. I'D,
.Suaicr. S. C.l--Jno. d. Mnore.
hInasios"', s. C--w, r. Robertson, j. b.
AicCans, James II. Rion.
iortrhir, s. C.-W. l.. Wilson, \. Coward.
JAS. Mason, d. ID. wit!,crspoon. }. Il. Bratton,
j. r., Lowrcy, G. C. Mccaw.
yi"dervon, S. C.-J. /, Orr. .'''"
Har"~eH. 5. C.-Jcin4on lIasood, Joscpf,
a. Lawton. James Patterson. ~ d
Clarendon, S. C.--Jno. l.. Manning. I: c.
Richardson, Browne Manning.
References IN CRGyles0M.--Gcncral James
Conner, Mcssrs. Pclzcr. Rodgers& & Co. James
IL. Wilson, Esq, Geo. II. Walter Esq. Lewis
u. Mowry, Esq.
oct IL lin
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13
A sruBnonx Facr--'rhere is scarce

A STUBBORN There is scarce,s
ly any disease in which purgative mcdiS
aines.are not aioc or less required, and
much suffering might be prevented were
,hey more generally used. No person
can feel well while ,costiyo hrDit of
body prevails; besides. 1t soon generates
serious diseases which night have been
avoided BY = timely use of Catiarti
Medicines. kor this,purpose D,,. Tutfs
IeJ~tuble Ltot;Ji'' i'lliS are confidently re-
commended; they are mild, safe, prompt
6nanbfmni in their aetibn. They cons
tain no Mcrcury,l Persons may eat and
adrii'k as usual, anil. they ay.be, ,tskeq.
at any time. AV1.,Alsl y
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gxeToaiTHR REoPbE.7-We Invite thc
attcntioh Of our subscribers and rcaders

gxn Toa THE sPEopbE.7-We Invite the
attcutioh Of our subscribers and readers
to- otlie rare offer we snake to them this
.%SsesesSsFRo 70 fthlW Subscribers mada smad to
old Subscribers renewing their subscrip-
tions, and pasing in advance, we will
send the AMERICAS SrocK Journal,
,n.able an excelcnt farmers mayaz;ne
For one year. FREE If the good pec.
plefof OTpseebprg Gaqnty, need. any in
.uSemsnt, 10 osupportAtEeirVoanty paper,
they certainly ssiiiiSe good &&naa &naa strong
aionefnow.hsN invite them to call and
sec specimen, nunber of the above
magazine, which ;we Viii send free to
new subscribtrs, and renewals, asabovc.
iThisis equivalent to enlarsing our paper.
si We thus give double the amount of
TsadiHg matttr, f7r the Il a s.rIu rl price, and
the most Interesting aud useful readiug
matter TO oup.iarmers. a
NTH. AsskasA "a =
Ne haze been at some expense to Sc
cure this advantage to our readcrs, and
are happy TO present the favorable offer
to our generous, patrons, to whom we
owe 80 many thanks for their liberal and
;ti,,rreccdentel support
70 The merchants of Ornngcburg, we
feel lasting obligations for their unusual
,libctslity to us Never have they,advcr-
tisc,, N their County paper so extensive
~ : q and. literally, To,pur subscribers. VIC
would nlso fake this occasion. to extend
on. thanks ff,Ethcir encouragement and
generosity. Aud to our yc.ulcrs. who
ASrdltt sdbscf;s1o,s3 aaly tn iqnr ls,bsscri
bcrs iiisuriars We " ihla say. that by their
prompt and hearty response 10 this ad
vshsasc@ls dhifSsr dhifSsr tittsy viii &scurs larger.
handso,hes AMI mbre interesting pap,r.
4 steam press. and Il County paper.
the very best in our State. is the end we
aim at. We appeal to you Gellly citizens
81 70 aid us IN carrying out onr ,highsan.l
worthy enterprise.
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Hereby Given TO
!. N THE eouRr or JpRoBAiTE.

WHEREAS, George Bolivcr hath applied I o
me for letters of Administration on the Es.
tate OF Chrissian Arant, late Of prangeburg
County, dcceasel. '
Ttese are therefore TO and ud.nonisIi
aliand singular the Kindred and Creditors
of54he said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at a Court of Probate for the said
County, TO be holden al Grangcburg on tue
10th day of November, 1869. OF 10 o'clock A.
NJ 10 show cause ifsahy, why the said Adj
miaistratio ion should not be granted
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court, this ID day Of Nov, AID. 1869,
Srand in The ninety fourth year of American
Independence.
THaD. c, ANDREWS, g g
noy 6--2t Jadge of Probate. 4;
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13
IN THECOURT OF PROBATE.

Whereas, C. A. Crowell, hath applied
TO Inc for Letters os Administration on the
Estate of Elizabeth Rumph, late of Orange
burg County deceased.
These are therefore TO cite and ad,ronish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be and apenr, be.
fore me, at a Court OF Probate for nic said
County TO be holden at 0rangeburg, on the
10Th day of November, 1869, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, TO shew cause if any, why the said Ad.
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and the Seal of Court,
this lst day of Nov, A. d. 1859, and in
the ninciy-thrd year, of American Inde
pendcncc.
THAD. C. ANDREWS.
nov ct Judge of Probate
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-13
(Gcorgia) Department

Atlanta (Gcorgia) Department.
To &c I'eoypte Of soh Carolina st,flS'
TIE ABOVE COMPANY WAs ORGAN
HEB IN 1868 in. n.consequouec ofthe whole
sale forfcituresof Son,lIernAP olicics byiEorth-
ern Companies. =, The unparalleled s,ic6ess
Of the enterprise has forced several of these
Companies to restore their Southern Policies.
from the fact that they could not operate in
our midst witb9,A ths ats.pfssraaespf hdncSty.
p We keep all, our money at home tq build
up ourimpoverishotcou country. EVERY Doll
LAR OF PREMIUM BEING SAFELY IN
VESTED IN TIE. STATS; from which ii is
derived. The Institution is p URELY SOUTH
BRN. and, hence should appeal with,great
force to the patriotism and sympathy Of
every Southern heart. - s's@'
1t is not our purpose to. make war on other
Companies, but Impress upnn he people,
the. IMPORTANCE OF PREVENTING THE
DRAIN OF MONEY FROM THE souTHrb,
TINE NORTH BY patroaizing HOME 1NSTI-'
'TUTi0NS. - rods s...r Nj, ,.a l.. s,--,S
The Company has many Especial Advantages
and isf9undcd on patriotism and solil wealth.
Its ratio of assets TO charlottesville true ie,f
'cf a ConT'any s strength being nearly TIL REE
HUNDRED TO ONE HUNDRED. zIsasis
Whenever and wherever | have presented
tho claims of5-this Company, ii has not only
enlisted the sympathies of our people but has
also secured their. hearty co-opGfatioti. /
have secured, oyer oNe, thousand policies in
South Carolina since February el0ihs n we
number among our Directors General WADE
HAMfroS and Colonel wiLLIAMl JonxsFft6x.
gentlemen well known to. every citizen of
South Carolina Mo appeal personally to. .he
people of South Carolina 10 assist in pushing
forward this desSrystly. popular Southern
Institution. .~+f 49,
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-04-17
How They Came There.

"There go the inevitables," said
a man, the other day, on the Senate steps
at Washington, as the Colored Boys in
blue marched four abreast, into the Capt.
tol Square, surrounded by tibet thousands
of spectators who were waiting to wit
ness there the Inauguration of the COM
ing man. "How came they here?'
sneered scornful voicel "How came
they there? They are everywhere nova
days." was the reply. "IIow came they
there, 1--we thought: well-God put them
there, and if anybody doesn't like it, he
may as we'll make up bis mind to do the
next best thing. How came General
Grant there? How came there to be any
Inauguration there, at all?
God has been pleased to take this ma
ton and shake it, and thresh it, and beat
some of its great things small, and make
some CT its mighty things as cbaff; and
to overturn people and institutions and
prejudices, until nation has come out
of the shell of the old, and five hundred
men, in black skins but in blue coast,
some of whom walked not very many
years ago under the shadow ofthat same
sky-kissing dome, in chains of the coffle
gang now, with the uniform of free
men on their backs, and the weapons of
citizens in their hands kept step to the
music of the Union, as they bear-and
nobly bear-their part in the great pro-
cessional civic triumph which ushers
the man of war, who is also man OF
peace, to his imperial place.
God has wrought these changes. He
has done it in His love, and not in His
wrath. Woe to that trivial and contemp-
tible folly which shrinks back from the
large advances which His Providence
has been making in the interests oil
genuine humanity and true religion,
with longing for the meanness and
injustice of the ancient ways i-Boston
Recorder.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-04-17
What A Child Can Do.

Pa, have signed the pledge" said
little boy to his father, on coming home
one evening: will you help me to keep
it?"
'Certainly," said the father.
"Well, have brought copy of the
pledge; will you sign it, papa? ?"
"Nonsense, nonsense, my child What
could do when my brother officers
called'-the father had been in the army
-''if was teetotaler?"
''But do try, papa"
"Tut tut; why, you are quite little
radical"
swell, you won't ask me to pass the
bottle, papa?p
''You are quite fanatic, my child /;
but 1 promiss not to ask you to touch
it,"
Some weeks after that two officers cal
led in to spend the evening,
"What have you to drink ?" said they.
"Have you any more of that prime
Scottish ale?'
NC" he said, Il have not, but shall
get some. Here, Willy, run TO the store,
and tell them to send some bottles up.'
The boy stood before his father respect
fully, but did not go.
"Come, Willyl why, what's the mat
ter?-Come, run along"
He went, but came back presently
without any bottles.
"Where's the ale, Willy?"
81 asked them for it at the store, and
they put it upon the counter, but 1 could
not touch it. o, pal pa! don't be angry
1 told them to send it up, but could
not touch it myself"
The father was deeply moved, and
turning to his brother officers, he said
"Gentlemen, you hear that? You can dc
as you please. When the ale comes you
may drink it, but not an other drop at
ter that shall be drunk in my house
and not another drop shall pass my lips
Willy, have you your temperance
pledge ?"
"Oh, pa. I have"
Bring it them"
And the boy was back with it in
moment. The father signed it, and til,
little fellow chung around his father,
neck with delight. The ale come, bu
no one drank, and the bottle stood oil
the table untouched.
Children, sign the pledge, and ash
your parents to help you keep it. Dom
touch the bottle, and try to keep other
from touching it,
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-04-17
MistGIl
LeafIees Human Trees.

Have we not most of us known in
our time a leafiess human tree or two
mere wlntry, withered ghosts; gaunt,
shrunken srectres of the summer Il
prosperity; stripped of their gay trap
pings, bankrupt alike in energy and
success, deserted by the sunshine of
friendship social intercourse and the
soft breezes of honeyed words, and left
bare to the gloomy wretchedness of in
difference or the merciless fury OF active
hate? AT many a corner of our crowded
streets we may find such ''leafless tress,"
or we may jostle up against them in bu-
sy thoroughfares, scarcely noticing per-
haps their various, and oftentimes for
lorn, condition. Pluming ourselves with
satisfaction ON the amplitude of our
own LEAKAGE, we are apt to forget how
wintry the weather is to many of our
brothers, and low impossible it is for
us to say when the sunshine, to which
we owe our freshness, shall be obscured
too prone to forget that, il leafless days
should ever come, how we too may
stand disregarded and alone; how CRATE
full shadow and protection which our
thick green screen of prosperity now af-
fords may be forgotten by those who
were only too glad TO seek the refuge
and comfortable advantages it offered in
its palmy days how the shadow cast by
the present ample foliage of our rooftree
may be no longer remembered when
the bitter frosts of adversely, by strip
ping the branches bare, have reduced il
to mere network of shade. Alasl un'
like most ofour friends, we human trees
when once stripped of our leaves, have
seldom much hope of returning spring
simultaneously we could wish that j
was 0ftener-fresh buds and healthy Wig
orous shoots burst forth, and, in way
we my recover resemblance ofourfor
mer selves; but in most Instances we
rather resemble that "leafiess tree
which in the forest stands bare and bar
rem, whilst his brothers renew their yer
dant hues with the warm sunshine ant
long days.