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why the "IIOyalo Is the beat.

The improved method by which it has
been made possible to produce pure cream OF
tartar, has had an important bearing upon
the manufacture of baking powder. by the
process heretofore generally employed, it has
been found impossible to remove all impur-
tiles, more particularly the iar,rate of lime,
which remained to such an extent as to
greatly impair the quality OF the cream of
tartar and to interfere seriously with the
strength ard wholesomcncss Of the baking
powders into which it entered.
In the new process, which is owned by the
Royal Baking Powder company of New
York, and exclusively employed in its ex-
grape acid is so treated as to remove all
vestigc of lartratc of lime or other impur-
tiles, giving n product before unknown-a
chemically pure cream of tartar.
BY the employment.of these superior facil-
tiles, the. Royal Baking Powder company
has made the Royal Baking Powder, as the
chemists all certify, of the highest possible
degree of strength, absolutely pure" and
wholesome, and with M always uniform
leaveung power. 1t, is for these reasons
that the "Royal" never fails To produce
bread, biscuits, cakes, etc, that arc light,
sweet, digcstibc, and wholesome the eat
ing of which is never followed by indis cs-
tion, or any of those physical discomiors
attendant upon the partaking of Improperly
prepared food. In rendering possible the
production OF u baking powder possessed of
these qualifications, the improved method OF
refining cream of tartar becomes at once 0
matter of material Importance to the culinary
world.
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ing citizens when they left It, On the day
they reached here one of the aforesaid citi-
zens attached all the company's scenery and
doubtless ilattercd himself that his money
would be forthcoming. But he wasn't aware
of the fertility of resource possessed by the
actors. They promptly telcgraphed for
Kirkpatrick, the festive 81. Adams painter,
and he came down here and beat Michael
Angeles best record by painting an entire
set OF scenery In one day. Then the company
went gaily at work on a weeks engagement.
They gave Uncle Toms Cabin one night,
and as the public didn'. flock to it in any
great numbers they tackled them with the
1.-TWO Orphans" the next night aud by the
end Of the week they had played on sue
cessive nights comedy, tragedy, melodrama,
burlesquc and farce. But 1t was no go. The
public still stood coyly aloof, and the result
was that on Sunday morning the company
modestly and unostcntatiously sailed across
the lake, leaving q host OF creditors to lament
their departure.
used to think WINS pretty. Her last appear
ance here-whicb was years ago-was in an
extraordinary play, the plot Of which turned
on the effort OF the bold, bad woman Of the
piece to induce the hero to turn Mormon and
marry both herself and the heroine, her in
tention being TO then poison the heroine. All
the incidents were in perfect keeping with
this very natural and lifclikc plot, and the
play was beyond all manner of doubt the
worst one written since the creation of the
world. But MIR. Stone consequcntally an
nounccd to the Idler that he had written
every word Of it himself, and he was evil
IDENTIFY as proud Of it as Shakspere could pos
sibly have been of Hamlet. The Stones
haven't been heard from for years, and per-
haps their cpitaph has already been chisclcd
-"Gone to meet William Shakspere."
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Orange J.. Fay's Estate.

STATE OF vERMoNr) -, The Iisaorabe ne ~,
District Of Chl'tcndcn. S. Dis'ricI oi cati,ei,iea
To the heirs and all persons inter. 'tei IN ihc
estate of orange l.. Fay, late ct -. o. IN SAT-
district, deccascd. ,....,,..,,.,,.
WHEREAS application hath been mil' 20 MS
court IN writing. 10y the aInnisfsirA ut san cslap,
ura,lng for license and authority 10 sell 50 in'h uf
IN, real estate of said deceased, rs Is ntec'-rs Tor
me payment OF debts, AMI charges al a'ilnItis'ri
ton and setting forth therein the amount ~ uehla
due from the said deceased, the charges OF diinlhls-
tration The amount OF personal estate and the
SITUATE OIL OF the real estate.
WhcreupOn, the said Court apo MED aOu as
signed the 1th lay OF December. ls,3, at the FRO
hate Court rooms, in said district Ia hear and de-
eide upon said application and petition, and ordered
public notice thereof to be given 10 all persons
Interested therein, 10y publishing said orlel, To-
gether with the time and place OF nearing three
weeks excessively, in the Burlington Free Press,
q newspaper which clrculates in the neghborhood
Of those persons interested in sad estate, all
which publications shall be previous 10 IN. day
assigned for hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore said court, al the time and place assigned,
then and there in said court TO give bonds as me
law directs, for the payment OF the lts, nhu
charges of administration, and make your obJet-
tons to the granting OF such license, II you sie
cause.
Given under my han, at the Probate )lurt
rooms, this 18th day OF November, A. ID. 1855
l6w3w GEO. W. WALES. Register.
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Stephen DOw's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT ThS SaS the
District or cuITTENpEs IS district Of Chilcnden.
To the heirs and all persons Interested in tae cs-
tate OF stephen Dow, fate Of jericho, deceased,
GREETING:
WHEREAS. application hath been made TO ms
court in writing by the ADMINISTRATORS OF "a
estate PRAYING Tor license aud autho ity ~ sell Inc
real estate of SAID deceased Including the rcvef-
sion OF the widows dover therein, Tor the payment
OF debts md charges OF administration, aud set
ting forth therein tho amount OF debts due from
the said deceased the charges OF admin ration.
the amou OF personal estate and the situation OF
the real c,late.
WIIER UPON, the said Court apDoiatcd and as
signed the It'll day of December 1853, az the Fro
hate Cuuii rooms, In said District 10 hear and de-
eide upon said application aud petition, ana order
ed public notice thereof to be given u all persouS
interested herein, by publishing said order togelh ;
err with the time and place OF hearing, ih7ee WEEKS
successfully in the Burlington Free Press news.
paper which clrculates in the nelghnolhoou OF
those persons interested in sad estate, all WINCH
publications shall be previous 10 the day assigned
.or hearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the time and place assignee,
then and there in said Court TO give bond, as IN.
law directs, for the payment OF the deot-, anu
charges of administration, and make your ooIec-
| tons 10 the granting OF snch license II you seo
cause. ,. ,,,..
| Given under my hand, at the Probate Couru
rooms this l4th day OF November, lssS.
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THE N All K FITS.


Richmond, November IL Butter, good Ia choice,
20 to IS cents 1nc, &c to " cheese nnc factory.
1?H; dairy, 10 II potatoes. 80 TO 81.
St. Adams, Nov. 10; Receipts light market
quiet. wiater made butter, is to 90 cents per
pound selections "a cents per pound a few extra
choice los at a higher price. October grass but
ter ~ to rs cents per pound, with very little offer
Ing.
Bristol, Nov. 10; Butter market active with a
large attendance far to good, ~ to ~ cents !;
good 10 choice, % To - cents selections "a GEMS
a very few tubs brought 90 cents. Poultry, dressed
is to 10 cents, a large amount being brought IN.
Poultry, live weight, to 10 cents; eggs, " cents.
Potatoes, 80 to SO cent?. oat a5 cents Hogs, live
weight, 1 Al
ycrgenEcs. Nov. IS: Good attendance and arm
market. Butter sold at from 20 to rs cents seiec-
tons, &c cents hut n.e October made occasion
ally brought ~ cents eggs, rs cents potatoes, %
to 80 cents beans, 81 90 to $50 per bushel; poul
try IS to is cents per pound beef 81 TO 80 50 pei
cw. pork, S. to 81 per cwt hay 81 TO 80 Per ton
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New York Produce Market-Nov "A.

COTTON-dull at 10 7-l6.
FLOuR-steay. Receipts Of 22,00 barrels. Sa.cs
of 1900. barrels western extra a. 625G6 %
Ohio at 10 &C so: st. Louis at 65ta6 49, Minneso
IA extra ut 1896 IS double extra at s0Gt lo
RYE FLouR-stcady at 365ta4 90. CORN MBAL-
steady yellow western at 00d3 81.
GRAlN-WHEAT-lower. Receipts OF 10000
bushels. Sales of 5,3l2,0U0 bushels futures III
600 bushels on spot; exports, 5000. No red ut
l3h ; 80. red state At %; No. white state at
go; No. white at No. red for November
at i2% No. 2irei for December at llsl ia.
RYE-s,ronger state at 1874. BAKiEY-frm, inferior
western, -. BARLEY MALT-stcady two-rowcd
state at ,zt, CoRN-Receip pts of 10000 bushels.
Spot lower, options closed steady. sales OF 92>,-
coo bushels future, 100000 bushels on spot OK
ports 60,o00. No. at 6ua a60a No. White at
COS. No. for December ~ 6O>d6O'..
OATs-lower. Receipts OF 10000 bushels. Sales
OF 1900 bushels future l5i,00O on spot. Mixed
western at $685., white state at Il@i3; No.
for November 3jx; No. 2 for December 49,, =
36'..
HAY-stcaly at jOa55
GROCERIES - COFFEE - FIRM RIO at i2t.
SuGAR-weak Standard A at IS@1... Cut loaf
and crushed at .. MOIAssEs nominal. New
Orleans at 1880. RIcE-quct domestic at ID.
fErRoLEUM-cr at 6'.ssX. Refined a; 81.
ass.
PROVISIONS TALLow-trmer At 'l-lGaIi..
7, Enthusiastically; Long Island at 25Sibu.
EGGs-1rm al 30d30. poRk-hrm at II sly Sl2 90.
BEER-hrm. CIT MEAT-nrm, Picked should
crs 6I do hams l2 do bellies al N. LARD
lower al 90a1 9!j.. BUTTER - arm at ls&'a.
CHEssE-hrmer at 9ai2L.
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Number OF cars over different roals-Boston and
Lowell As; Fitchhurg 3jl; Eastern IL Boston
aud Maine o. total 4Os.
Prices OF Market Bcet-A few choice t9@95o;
Extra - OO(ds so first Quality 81 0OdI so second
quality IS 90 q 90; ihird quality "a Oos4 81.
Prices of store ua,lc-worSing Oxen, . pair,
from 800 10 22b. Milch Cows and calves from
$50. 3s,S IS F; Farrow Cows isd 81. Fancy COWS
$50 "a $50, yearllnEs sl2@ q two Years Old SIS
% 80 three years old S2i % sH
Swinc--Western fat, live, 5i4a5ac fb. Northern
dressed Hogs, @6Ac d III.
Prices OF sheep and lamhs-in lots, 81 Is 80 900
90 each; extra 81 rs IA 20, or from 2A 95Ac eib.
Spring Lambs, iA@5Ac flb.
Veal Calves 9Aot 'I.c = ID.
Prices of Hides, Tallow3 and skias-lirigh,on
Hides, 1mISc Il n; Brighton Tallow to66sc b II;
County Hides, heavy, Ga @1c u 10; hight, 6d6Sc
D n; county Tallow a DC FN; shcarcd felts,
3o(a ~ lts. each; Lamb SKINS, 90 s s5c each.
Cali skins, ll@ls}qc tlh'
cL,SsIrIcArIos or CATTLE AsD SHEEP.
NB-Chnicc grades includes nothing hut STALL
fed 100 to i4O0 N buucks. Extra and lirs' quality
includes the best large tat oxen. Second and third
quality includes oxen and two aud thrce-year-old
ssecrs.
Sh-ep-Extra includes cosscts and. when those OF
| inferior quality are thrown out,
Western Hogs over the Boston and Albany
I,Gr0ad are Included only In the Brighton market
aosros STOCK YARDS.
There is go3iy number OF northern cattle at
the market this week, Much of the arrivals were
inand for cattle and the movement was quick; Full
supply OF western cattle ms week. Prices
rule steady on all grades, ahd lthe lhulSa'lohs art
That the. trade will he good next week.
Mich Cows-The supply was sufficient for TIT
| demand. There were quite number OF extra nice
Cows sold this week. Prices about 'the same ~
week ago.
The Sheep .Call-The Sheep market Is nrm AM
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u, s, Marshal's Notice.
TsITEp STATES oT AMERICA
ntsTuIrr MS VERMONT. Sc


Whereas A libel hath been filed in the District
Court OF the United States of America, for the Dis
trict OF Vermont on the lIth day OF November, A.
D. lsS9, against the canal Dost ''Sadie Blaine, her
tacke apparel and furniture by William q. shaw,
ESD, Proctor In behalf OF the New York and Lake
Chanplaln Transportation Company, and paryng
the usual process and mention OF the court, that all
persons Interested IN the said vessel her tackei APP
parel and furniture, may be cited to answer the
premises, and all due proceedings being had, that
The same may he decrecd to be sold, aud the pro-
ceeds thereof be distributed according to law
Therefore. In pursuance of said monliion under me
seal OF said court, to me directed and delivered,
do hereby give No notice generally unto all persons
having or pretending To have any right, tue or
interest therein, aud TO the master Of the said
canal boat "l' II Myers" in special, 10 appear he
fore the aforesaid court, A the United Sar Court
rooms At Rutland IN said District on the th day OF
December A. D., 1883 at O'Clock in the afternoon
then aud there 10 answer the said libel, AMI IN
make their allegations IN that behalf.
Dated at Burlington. IN said District TINS lilh day
Of November, a. ~, lSs3.
WM. q SHAW, Proctor.
WV W. HENRY, L. y. Marshal,
BY GEO. W. FISK, Deputy. 2Ow3w.
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STATE AGKIcULTUnAL souIETY.
Annual Meeting = keeicction Of the
Old Officers.

The annual meeting of the State Agrcul-
tural society was held at Rutland on We'd
nesday. The old board of directors was re-
elected except that Gen. Il. IL. Baxter of
Rutland is succeeded by q. s. Moulton of
New York. AS at present constituted the
board is made up as follows q. 5. Moul.
ton, New York Henry q. Root, Bcnning-
ion Geo. A. Merrill. Rutland; William X.
Sanford, Orwell; James A. Shcdd, Burling-
ton; Lcmucl S. Drew, Burlington; Henry
Is. Kent, Dorset c. H.. Hub
bard, Springfield; George Davis, East
Montpelier; II. G. Cleveland, Coventry (;
Gcorg 60 Hammond, Middlcbury Henry W..
Kcyes, Newbury; q. ii. Camibell. West
minister West Charles j. Bell, Walden ,
Crosby Miller, Pomfrct.
The BOARD reelected the old officers, MS fol-
lows: President, Henry Chase, Lyndon
vicc-prcsidents, Joseph &. Parker, Queclee,
Sias g. lIolyoke ST. Adams, julius N,
North, Shorcham, John w. Cramton, Rut
land secretary, Henry Clark. Rutland
treasurer, N. b. Stafford, White River juno
| finn
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Notes and Gossip Picked UP on the
Street.

Public philanthropy ON large scalc has
at least one drawback for tho phanlhropist,
in the shape Of the multitude of beggars by
whom he is Immediately beset Not long
ago one of our wealthy and generous citizens
returned from somewhat extended West
ern trip, and he hadn't been in the house
more than fifteen minutes when the door
bell rang and a person was admitted who
stuck subscription paper under his nose
The citizen was 80 disguised that he left
town again the next morning. Mr.. Howard
is also completely overwhelmed with beg
CARS and begging letters. If oil the former
were admitted, he would hold daily levce
more largely attended than that of the
President 81 the United States; and as for
the latter, they arc received not only from
all parts OF Vermont but from all over the
country. Some sad cases arc developed, too
such as that last week of an aged farmer,
whose farm had gone on mortgage and
who came to town on the morning of the
day the equity OF redemption expired to
solicit Mr.. Towards assistance. The great
or proportion of the requests for personal
assistance, however, arc merely examples of
pure unadultcrated check, Of which there is
no lack in this sinful world. The whole
thing is OF course very annoying-but it is
one OF the penalties that philanthropy must
pay.
Mile. Rhea lisa popular actress and is max.
ing money almost as fast as the boss Of a
trust company. The Idler hears that the
manager to whom she is under contract fol
the present season has during the nine weeks
she has been on the road sailed down Mint
thousand dollars as his share of the profits
an average of thousand dollars n week
! which is by no means bad to take. speaking
OF lthea and the generally high class Of enter
tainments with which Burlington is nov
favored, the Idler rather regrets, after all
the disappearance of the strolling player
who used to wake the echoes in the Cit,
Hall and whom the erection of the Howard
Opera House Darred out of the city. Tn
Foresters, Amy Stone, Lanier's "Dramat
Constellation" and others once equally famll
iar-where, oh, where are they
These companies were almost iuvariabl
impecunlous, and the shifts to which the
were reduced were equally clever and anus
, ing. Once upon n time one came down her
e from 81. Adams They had not been abb
: to make any pcrceptible Impression ON th
T wealth and culture OF that metropolis, an
were largely indebted to some OF its comic
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THE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
1870 College Street, Burlington, VT.

weli supplied. The Inocks are in demand. with &c
as top price for lambs and SAC top price on
sheep. few mixed i0cks changed hands at 5il
05a.c Ell.
CALvEs-The market for veals continues firm.
Desirable grades are in demand ami full prices
continue TO lie ohaned. Prices for the past week
have ranged from ~ G'hc y n, live weight.
HoGs-Country Hogs @6Ac, dress weight, and
Western al 81 q 5i.c., live. There is no change
IN prices.
PoULTRY-Turkeys and chickens are lquOted at
l2S l5c and Hens l0R lie.
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Thomas Z. WcbSter's Estate.

WE, he subscribers, having been appointed
hy the Honorable the Probate Court for III, District
OF Ihlitcnden, commissioners 10 rVCcITc. examine
and Giust the claims AMI demands Of NJ Persons
against the estate Of Thomas L. Webster,
late OF chicago. Illinois deceased, AMI a,>o all
claims ami demands exhibited in onset 'nereloi
and 8 \ months from the day of tile dare hereof.
being allowed by said court for that purpose We 10
therefore hereby give notice that we Will attend TO
he business of our app0lnim ht, Al The Winpuskl
SAVINGS Bank IN NnuOssl, III SAIL
district, on She nrst Tuesdays of peceuher AMI
April next at 10 clock a. m on each Of SAIL days.
Dated tins "a day of November, l>sJ.
A. j. STEVENS, ! Commissioners
j. Il, SMALL,
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Benjamin g. Webster's Estate.

WE, The subscribers having been appointed by
the Honorable the Probate Court for the District
Of Chttenden, Commissioners to receive. examine
and adjust the claims and demands " all persons
against the estate OF Benjamin c. Webster late Of
Rouses Pom. y. Y. in deceased, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto;
and six months from the day Of the date hereof,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, We do
therefore hereby give notice that Will attend
to the business OF our appointment, at the Wlnooski
Savings Bank In WlnOoski, In said disirlct,ton
the first Tuesdays of December AMI April next, ~
10 O'Clock a m, on each Of said DAYS.
Dated this 2nd day Of November, lSsS
A. u. STEVENS, ! ,.,,,,,...,,.
j. y. SMALL, N''-''"'9'''Hr'''
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George w. Webster's Estate,

WE. the Subscribers having been appointed by
rhN Honorable the Probate Court for tue District OF
CLiicud.n, Commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all persons against
burgh New YORK, deceased and also all claims
and demands exhibited IN offset Thereof; and SIX
months from the day OF the date hereof, beng al
lowed by SAID Court for that purpose, we du there
fore hereby give notice that we Will lllrul 10 ihs
business Of our appointment, at the Nlnoussi saw
ings Bank, IN NlnuOski, in sad dsiric On the hrst
Tuesdays OF December and April next, AT 10 O'clock
q III. on each Of said days.
Dated this ID day of November, ls'3.
j. i & s sMilf, Commissioners.
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Betsey Webster's Estate,

WE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
irict Of Chtenden, Commissioners TO receive,
examine and adjust the claims and de;
Betsey Webster, late Of Kildare, Wisconsin
deceased. and also all claims and demands exhibit
ell in offset thereto; aud six months from the lay
of the date hereof, being allowed hy said court for
that purpose, we iO therefore hereby give notice
that we Will .ttcnd To tho business of our appoint
mrut ~ the WIuooskl SAVING Bank In Winoossi
N said district. on the arst Tuesdays OF December
and Apr. next, at 10 O'Clock =. M, on each OF
sad days.
Dated this end day OF November, 1858.
A. Al H. STEVENS sTEyENs' Commissioners.
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Laura A. WolcOtt's Estate.

We the subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable the Probate Court for the District ul
,hittcnden. Commissioners to receive, eNnmlnt
nd adjust the claims and demands OF all persons
gainst The estate OF Laura A. Wolcott late OF Col
hester, Vt. In said district deceased, and also all
aims and demands exhibited in offset thereto
nd six months from the day OF the date hereof, be-
ng allowed by said Court for that purpose, We do
therefore, hereby give no ice hat we Will attend To
he business -four appointment, At the dwelling
iouse OF Fred Wolco,t, IN Colchester, W., IN sald
district on the "a TUESDAYS OF December amt May
leXt, at 10 o'clock a. m :, on each of said days
Dated this 10th day OF November 1883.
4 A. y "; iI HOWARD Commissioners,
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Pauper Immiigrant> Returned.

NEW York, Nov. IA family of dis
trcssed, helpless Irish paupcrs, inmates Of
the Kings county almshouse, consisting OF
man and wife and four children and the aged
iulrm mother of the wife, who were secretly
assisted to this State by way Of Canada by
the poor law guardians of County Mayo,
Ireland, were returned to Ireland to-day by
Secretary Hoyl of the State board OF char
lilies
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u. S. Marshal's Notice.
USlTEp STATES or AMERICA,
DIsTRit'I OF VERMONT, 81,

DISTRICT OF VERMONT, So,
Whereas u libel hath been filed in the Dis
trci Court OF the United States OF America
for the District OF Vermont, on the 18th day of
November. A ID. 1888, against the canal boat
'.Saie Blame" her tackie,apparel and furniture by
Vim. G. shaw, Esd, Proctor, n behalf OF the New
pany aud praying the usual process and moniiion
of the court that all persons interested in the said
vessel, her tackle, apparel and furniture, may be
cited 10 answer the premises and all due proceed .
ings being had, tina, the same may be decreed 10 be
sold aud the proceeds thereof be distributed ac-
cOrding 10 law.
Therefore in pursuance OF the said moniion I'M
der the Sc OF sarl court TO me directed aud dcy-
cred, do hereby give notice generally Unto all
persons having or pretending to have any right,
itlc or interest therein, and TO James Welsh, mas
ter of said vessel in SPECIAL, to appear before the
aforesaid court. at the United States Conrt rooms
at Rutland IN said District on the 4th day OF De-
ccmber A. u. 1883, at O'Clock III the afternoon,
then and there 10 answer the said libel, and TO
make their allegations in that behalf. go,
Dated At Burlington, IN SAID Dslrlct, lhls l4th
day of November, A, d. 1853.
WIN. G. SHAW, Proctor.
WIN. W. HENRY. L. S. Marshal.
BY GEO. W. FISK, Deputy. soWSw