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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
.coIeman's Cross Roads Chit. Chat.

Our correspondent at the X-roads
informs us, that good showershaye fall
en- and oats are coming up splendidiy.
Stands good. More will be sown, for
the farmers are determined to get out
of the all-cotton plan.
Cotton is opening rapidly, and chills
and feyers are booming on the river
Tiantations, enough TO give the labor
ers a rood excuse to keep out'en the
cofton patch o'mornin's till the dew
oets off He heard = negro say that he
Rad rather have chill every day than
be forced to 90 to picking every morn
ing by sunrise. ., +ho
The negro boy who was shot oy the
little girl while stealing peaches, says
the bullet burnt him orful bad.
Have heard from Mr.. Gid Ferguson's
hen again after laying thIrty-tMc
e@gs in sixteen days. she set anC
bssfched a fine brood OF chicks. A lev
.iays after She came off with her chicks
Sbs found an old water-pail with a few
cotton seed in it and went to laylns
sSain. The latest account is A egg
n % days. Wonderful hen. VIII tr!
ta And out more about her. and rspoF
accordingly. sAAD'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
I write, Union Square, or Il

GodTIer- ;A-v.L:>ja is-te- 'lAa -Tiesh-.
One Of our sweet friends will accept
thanks for q large pitcher full OF but
termilk. She knows the way 10
mans heart. The milk was delicious.
Snirits of sweet buttermilk, how we 40
love thee. We have often wished tos
a buttermilk cow, or that we eGUlo 2Ta
. come across buttermilk spring. The
English language is not plain enough,
We don't know any other language
,vs,l enough. our heart is too full
enouoh and our throat not long enough
when il comes to the milk question;
Our first recollection is OF milk, anu
frst impressions being lasting we've
clune to it. There Is beauty, JOY amc
health in a glass of pure, cool MIX.
Look upon the milk when it is wnlte,
for It soothes Ikea cordial and hests
an aching void like charm. VINO
| hath clear eyes, good complexion ano
a white nosea They that tarry long
at the milk cup. We have tarried long
and are tarrying still and would llSs
70 crawl up to a barrel OF milk ane
lie beside the bung-hole. We are reao,
to lie any time for milk. Milk hatL
+. power to soothe q mans nerves an'
= Sulet a savage's bursting head. "
, next to the old oaken buckeb ths
. hsnrs ne the well. Give us pienP .
liberty or inilS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
Wheeler House Items.

Robt. Greenwood, colored youth,
committed by Justice Blease for as
Sault and battery, has been discharged
from Jail upon the payment OF fine and
costs.
JEFF. Wallace, colored, committed by
Justice Wallace for thirty days, was
discharged at the expiration of his
sentence.
Lewis Young, coIored, has been
committed by Justice B!ease for lar
ceny Of buggy whip.
Dave Suber, colored, has been COM
mittee by Justice Blease for burglary
entering the dwelling Of William
Bishop in the night time and extract
ing between forty and fifty dollars
from the pocket Of Mrs. Bishop while
she and the other inmates Of the house
were asleep. 1t seems that Suber had
al accomplice, who failed to divide the
spoils, and skipped.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

astfS-----aot r,.o,.oo ----.-..- time
Children. Published s7oNWEx
Street, Boston, Mass. >As"N I
A circular OF book has been sent
to US, pertaining TO popular, social
practical, political, statistical, comes
tic. medical, physical, rhetorical, arcn-
iteetural, dramatic, literary, CLASSIC
and recreative education.
Room to rent. Apply to Mr.. W. Z.
Pelham.
Mr.. Gary Anderson is training the
"original happy family"
THE excursion on the 4th October
will be big thing for the colored folk.
One of our most prominent physl-
clans saws that the health Of the town
| Of Newberry is better than ne has ever
known it to be at this season OF the
year.
~. W., H." after a restless night,
found the following on his pillow. dis
health has not suffered:
When a person sneezes, the name o.
/ what County in this State does ne pro
nounce? Kershaw. a.,,.
Q WHY Is an editor sitting at his desk
n like a man who suits his employer
Because he Is in the right (write) place
Mr.. j. s. Russell, In addition to III
g nice new goods OF all kinds, has
brand new show ease OF Deausiaai e"H
fsctiUnary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
A Big Wedding.


Mrs. j. H. Fitzgibbon, widow OF the late
Photographic OF that name, was married
last evening at o'clock, 10 Mr.. Clark, Of
washington, Ca, who has recently disposed
OF his business in that city to make his
home IN St. Louis. Yesterdays Wedding
was the consummation Of romantic At
tachment which originated several months
ago In brisk correspondence, both parties
having mutual friends. and there was On
ly brief meeting Of fifteen minutes until
the wedding day.
a small circle OF friends assembled last
evening to witness the ceremony, which was
performed by the Rev. DIR. BeTkley, OF Kirk.
wood. according 10 the rites Of theEpiscopal
Church. ut Mrs. FitZgibbon's residence, It34
Olive. The bride wore an elegant costume of
Tyriau purple satin rhadames, made dane
ing length, with tablier front and revers OF
satin br0caded on lighter abado with ap-
r1cots. The corsage was made with full
shirred vest Of the brocade, and finished by
by o point lace collar and cufss, the lace at
the throat fastened by a diamond pin end u
cluster ofNiph5tOs roses and star jessamine.
Major and Mrs. Gilson stood on either side
OF the happy couple. Mrs. ellison wearing q
wool-colQred brocade satin, trimmed with
Oriental lace, over petticoat of bronze sat
tin. After the ceremony handsome sup.
per was served by Beers, the large brides
cake, crowned with bridal blossoms, adotn-
ing the head OF the table.
Mr.. and Nrs. Clark will not 20 on bridal
tonr, but will remain quietly at their home
on Olive Street. Among the guests present
were Major and Geo. w. ellison, Mrs. Wm. |
Fraser, Mrs. VIM. NJ. Warren. Mr. and Mrs |
G. Cramer, Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Wyatt Misses |
Besrdslee, Annie Fash, Nora Heelan, Jennie |
Walsh. Ida Parks. Mesars. F. B. Miller, r.
Benecke, DR.. /. IL. Stewart, Geo. ". ellison. |
and q. n. Foster. There were teleErsms and |
regrets from Judge and Mrs. Reeie, OF Ches. |
ter, H., Alr. and Mrs. Palmelee. OF Indianap. |
oils, and Mrs. Carrie Jones, ofChicago. sister !
OF the groom-St. Louis Globe. Democrat,
llth inst.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
ANOTHER COUNTY HEARD FROu.

Pelbam's Certain Chill and Ague Specific
still in the lead, baniSbins chiI!s aud fevers
in all their varied and hideous forms, when
ever used, when other remedies fail
Notice, Zone bottle has cured four in nv
family, when ether medicines did no good" !"
So say they all. AK the following named
persons what they think of il: Capt. Asa P.
Davis, Clerk of Court E P. Chalmers. Jao. P.
Gary, Joseph c. Hsrgrovc, Frank Z Wilson,
W. G. Nets, I. II. A.ewine, Jno. nender-
son, JOS. Pitts W I. Wright, Wade w. Su-
Der. Jas. c. Hope, of Hope Station, Henry
Hendrix. Frank G. Spearman. Clarence Cad
shall of Peak Station, Geo. T. Reid. of Chap
pcllS, Reed & Hill, Saluda, and others.
For sale by j. s. Swygert at Peaks Sta
tion, Jcnkinsville and Dawkinsvilie.
For further particulars call at the Labora-
ratory of W. E. PELHAM.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
Reedy River Associntinn

This body embracing Laurens and
Newberry counties met with Upper
Dnncan'S Creek Church last Thursday.
Col. LeaTel of Newberry was elected
moderator. and DR.. Knight and Col. J.
IL. Wharton were elected clerks. All
OF the Churches were represented by
delegation except one. A large num-
Der OF visitors were present on the
first. and on the second day the num-
Der increased. The meeting so far has
been harmonious and profitable. A
fall report OF the proceedings will be
given next week.-Laurensriue Herald,
1911 inst.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
Centenary Celebration of the Juvenile
and Woman's Missionary Societies.

and Woman's Missionary Societies.
Next Sunday night, at the Metho
dist Church at haif-past s O'Clock, thu
Juvenile and Woman's Missionary So
cieties OF TIE Methodist Church will
celebrate the centennial anniversary
! OF Methodist missions. After prayer
by the pastor, the program will COM
mence with an appropriate
Song by the Children.
Reading of the Missionary Psalm.
Singing-Missionary Hymn.
The Lords Prayer in Concert.
Appeals from different nations to
Christians for the Bible. This feature
OF the exercises will be represented by
q number OF little girls, bearing ban
ners upon which are inscribed the
names of the nations that sent forth
the Macedonian cry, and each will re-
cite lines appropriate to the OCCASION
Dialogue" Watchman and Travel
lers.'
Recitation: The Gypsy Boy"
Roll Call Of the Juvenile Society.
Responded to by contributions and
verses Of Scripture.
Reading Reports of Societies.
Asking and Answering Centenary
Questions, prepared for the occasion.
The interesting services will be in
terspersed with songs. The Closing
Address will be delivered by Rev. Mr..
Broaddus; Prayer, by Rev. Mr.. Nc
Clintock; and the Benediction by Rev.
DR.. Steck.
Looking over the harvest fields OF
an hundred missionary years, with all
their varied experiences, the occasion
promises to be one OF great interest.
We are requested to state that all are
cordially invited.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
Ja1apa Jottings.

oe1dpd OOetAESS.
Col. G. S. Cannon's Missionary
horse Jane" who has seen 25 sum.
mers, is afraid Of the noise of a gun
and camp'meetings.
Sowing oats is now the go with the
farmers, and too much cannot be
sown.
The water-mills near here can only
grind few hours at time owing to
scarcity OF water, possibly the fish
drank up the water.
Ono Of our Willies went fishing in
the rain, some time since holding an
umbrella when fishing, he tells US it
it was hard work, to hold his UNI
brella, bait his hook and take off the
few captured fish and keep dry.
Uncle Bealy Mangrum. has the
largest Scuppernong winery known to
us, about 800 happy persons feast on
this fine fruit of our generous friend
annually.
Judge Campbell recently sent col
ored citizen to the Wheeler house for
30 days, for using knife too freely on
q co-laborer.
SapI. 1HOulpsOu SOnUOf mas gain
cred his fine corn crop. he will make
more than he can consume in year.
Robert Cromer, has sacred bird,
partridge, that chose chicken hen as
a mother; the bird is now grown, and
feeds with the chicks, and often stays
in his dwelling house.
NJ. Bealy Mangrum has completed
a huge kitchen 19x50 feet well large
one is needed, as many far and near,
partake OF Pope, Spurgeou and the
above named gentlemau's hospitality.
Robt. G. Wallace Il successful far
mer, now has steam engine, and
gins cotton for the many.
Mr.. w. G. Sigh is making molasses
from his cane, we are looking to hear of
a huge candy pulling at his house soon,
so mote it be. NC,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
Hunting a Murderer.

The Columbia Register of the 18th
inst. contained statement that Pres
ton Valentine, colored, charged with Il
murder in Augusta, was supposed to
be in Newberry, where he is said to
have relatives. We have made enqui-
ry as to his whereabouts, but have not
succeeded in gaining any information,
further than that colored family by
the name Of Valentine lived in this
town many years ago. The Augusta
Chief of Police ought to send out d
description OF Valentine. 4 reward
OF nearly one thousand dollars has
been offered for the murderer. This
is Valentine that our police would
like to get.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
The Way to Talk.

Some of the editors Of our State are
finding fault with the address of the
executive committee. They think it
TOO long and too rhetorical. We would
like to see some Of the brethren get MP
better address. We published it last
week, and if any OF our subscribers
have failed to read ii, we would ask
them to take it up now. 1t is a good
state paper and worth the time re-
quifed to read it.--Carokina Spartan.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
Information Wanted.

a letter has been received at the
Secretary OF States Office in Columbia
asking for information concerning
John and William Jackson, natives Of
South Carolina, who liredat Atchison,
Kansas, about 1873, aud owned some
property there. If these parties are
now living, and their eye should fall
on this notice, they viii perhaps hear
something to their advantage by ad-
dressing Colonel James N. Iipscomb,
Secretary OF State, Columbia, S. C.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
The County Dem. Elk. Committee

Met on the 23rd inst. and issued
their Address to the Democrats of
Newberry County. The address will
be found in another column. It has
the ring OF the right metal. Read it.
Fhe committee also adopted the fol-
loving resolution, which will explain
itself:
3e$oEped, There being no contest OF
the election held on Sept. 2nd. and it
appearing from the full returns that
Nv ". Riser and A. H. Wheeler have
received a majority of the votes for
the offices OF Sheriff and Treasurer r..
spectively, that they be declared the
Democratic nominees for said Offices.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
Local and Special.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 25, 1884.

81 Subscribers are asked to look al the
flgares opposite their names, and if
hey sec that their subscriptions have :
expired, "iIlplezse remit the SUN due. Z
This paner may be found on file at Geo. p.
heEeii X Cos Newspaper Advertising Bu.
fe'tn go Spruce ST. where advertising con.
'r''''~ n1.tc h. made for It in New YORK
VI l. ). Bowers, postmaster, stPro:perity
's our authorized agent AT thai pl,ce
Mr. a. II. kobn viii also receive and re-.
ecipt ioF subscriptions at Prosperity.
es-s25scri5srs viii confer a favor by exam
inlog tae dates printed mex. their rames, and
Z The date is no: right they will please inform
us o!it Mistakes viii occur sometimes 50
Death.
Miss Willie Sem, daughter of Mrs.
Mary Sem, OF the Smyrna neighbor-
hood, died OF typhoid fever on the 10th
nst., aged about is years.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
in Other Lands Than Ours

As we were about to congratulate
oursef that the base ball season is on
the eve OF closing, we were confronted
with the terrible thought that the ska
ting riak season is about to dawn. o,
Moses. Must the weary editors and
disInsted readers 1--we on in this way
always ?-7Ea,gefeld Monitor.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
a Scholarship for Sale

L there is Il young manin Newb"rry
d ,siGous OF taking 4 course il the Au-
g ;s:a, Ga., Business College, me can
Strike a good bargain with tie local
etii'or of the HERALD AND News.
This college IS the most complete in
stiiu ioa of rs kinA IN tie Smith, and
the conrse is equal TO Poaghkeepsie,
y. y, embracing bookkeeping. pen
maaship, business correspondence,
commercial arithmetic and the Ger
nan IN guage. a good chance for an
enterprising Young man to secure a
practical buSineSs education on liberal
terms.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
Telephone.

We understand that the Telephone
Company contemplatcs erecting line
from Newbarry TO oar sister village.
Halena. We hope the citizens OF the
latter place viii give sufficient en-
conrageme,lt and that the iine will
soon be built If there is Q telephone
linz, bec-iiar, airline, railroad-line,
plow-l;ne, clothes-.ine. or any other
line, that will make more frequent
connections, with less delays, between
Newbcr:y and Helena in Il day, than.
our young friend Fritz" aa;! '.Yallcr
Sam,n then we'll subscribe s. much
70 That line
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

IN IN ~ ano Sheh'a. Ihlafra mas 1nhond rings US
one glittering fascet of fire, set
aEiane uplain circlet of gollaSTaed |
from ma' a TRIP Hi to Ishevilfee." -eS |
Mrs. John Reagin OF Walhalla, Is on
a visit to her old home. 49,
Capt. N. L. Bonhan; Jr., OF Aooe-
vile, was in town yesterday.
MI. w. H. Blease went to see ms
brother at Big Greek, Edgefeld Co.:
last week. <h,.
lesion Tuesday. D,.n.
nassed through Newberry yesterday
for Laurens. lie will be back trlday;
Mrs. George G. Lane has returned
from visit to Anderson County;
Miss Mary Welch and Miss ANNE
swygert have come back to attend Uhe
re Mr.. Warren DuPre has gone to
Spartanburg. ,d ,ron,
Mrs. Mower has just returned from
the North. ,c-,,u;lle
! il on visit to relatives here.
Miss Kate Gary has gone to Gieei'
vile. % croen
-;jIe yesterday. Mrs Fl is expecte'
home to-day. ,.. -. Oh
Laurens Merchant and Farmer was i
town yesterday.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

uninVitInS appcte.S SGn- saGao VI :,
means creditable to the CofrAeEse back
brick wall has crumbled and fallele
a considerable extent; and the olo
ricketv gates, and wood fencing are
nitiable 70 behold. The stable, buggy
house, and framing around The we'll,
are tkinos without the protection ana
uses which their names indicate. IL
certainly cannot be expected, tnae
the Sheriff, from his limited salary,
should keep these things in repair,
and vet we do know, that he has, from
his own private purse, from time 10 70
time. contributed much to the i'm
provement and repairing OF tins prop
erty that belongs to everybody: BY
the-way, the old stable was built aaa
the well dug, and paid for by w:
w. Houseal, from his own private
means, when he was Sheriff OF New
berry District. 1t is evidently tne
duty of some party or parties to 1ooS @
after these public interests, ana see
that they are properly protected. ano
preserved. See Gen. Statutes OF 90
Ca, p. 1852, sec. 2705.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
The Newberry Cotton Mills.

It was our good fortune and pleas
ure to meet Mr.. J. T. Moffitt, from
Manchester, n. H., inst as we were
about ready to go to press yesterday
afternoon. He is overseeing the work
in the earding and spinning depart
ment OF the factory and gives it enthu-
siasiic and intelligent supervision. He
is full OF the subject and thoroughly
understands his business, we were
fully convinced from our few minutes
conversation with him. 1t is all life
and hustle at the factory. The work
is being pushed forward rapidly to-
They are grinding the
cards and have the full complement Of
looms, the Wrappers, dressing, etc.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

Correspondent" is Informed that
obituaries are charged for at the same
rate as advertisements. We never have
yet seen the time when we have not
had matter enough to fill the HERALD.
Sesd SO and it viii be Inserted.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

Ed Giles, the Delmonieo OF New,
berry. is in town. He was interviewed
by a reporter for the HERALD AND
News in regard to his movements IN
future, but F!he wasn't qualified YET
whether he would remain or, not.
Our brother in black has taken to
base ball and the war has been carrleo
into Africa. Behold! The Silver stars
Of Newberry and the Laurens CLUB
wage a conflict. They played here on
last Friday, but the game was not an an
isbed. The Stars will shoot for Lau-
rens or the 2ud prox. when they nope
to annihilate their opponents.
The bill boards have been erected
bv council s'to be ready for the troupes
when they come," said Warden C!ine
in answer to the reporters questloD'
Katie Putnam is expected here during
fair week. Charlotte Thompson an.
Louise Pomeroy, and perhaps others
are coming to Newberry this season
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

To any body who has disease OF
throat or lungs, we will send PROOF
that Piso's Cure for Consumption has
cured the same complaints in other
cases. Address,
E. u. HAZELTINE,
D29ly Warren, Pa.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

Nice assortment of Pictures and
Frames. r. G. Williams, next door to
Z. L. White.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

Glenn,s Spring Water, ALWAYS
FRESH, at Psiham's Drug ste:s.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

THE NEW BOOK STORE,

HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AssoRT-
MENT OF
SCHOOL BOOKS AND COLLEGE TEXT
BOOKS.
BLACK BOARD ERAsERs, SCHOOL
sATCHELs, TEACHERS GRADE BOOKS,
AND THE SCHOLARS REPORT BOOK.
PENS, PENCILS, INKS AND STATES, AT
LOWEST PRICES.
COFIELD, PETTY 6 CO.,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
D29ly

Administer shriners indian Yermifuge
according TO the directions. In the morn.
ing i1. tie bgst time 70 take IL Eor ssle .oy
Dr.. 8. i, TEftt. ba
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
The County Jail.

The condition of this building Is
such that some OF the "Powers that
be'' should give it some especial at
tention. For the last five or six years,
the attention of the Grand Juries has
been called to the needed repairs.
They, in their Presentment invariably
reported the same to the Court. There
it seems that the matter dropped, as
nothing has been done to remedy the de-
fects. Every time it rains, it is leak,
leak. leak; drip, drip, drip, and our
worthy Sheriff is now compelled to
place buckets. tubs &C., at different
points in the building, to prevent the
wafer coming down through the sere-
raj floors, and damaging his furniture,
bedding, &C., on the first floor. Much
OF the plastering in the second and
third stories has fallen in consequence
Of these incessant leaks. 1t is need
less to add, that these leaks are, and
have for a long time been damaging the
building. Besides this, the walls,
gates, fencing, &C., which were intended
@ jnclose the property, present very
1nenarlncc-one by no
rallied gallery, exuntv. The
second story. and o dom to
ond amber GLASS overhead,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
~ss= SsSSs observes It's name:
the district A%s fss3 Sss..,ss
ecative committee asc s, .ac - ss.i0uS .so

which we are pieascss more III health thai thai
our friend and former bus rescnes neE lF0a
al A C. Jones. The las5' eN@bssts!s r
Me,ion was opened by Rev. Mr.. Bush
Oh: The convention held interesting
ssy tons and the several topics Tere
Woascd. The Newberry delegates
PRM active and prominent part IN
It WIN rcussions. The convention VIII
Har to yagain in Columbia at its next
healtbsh, the time to be fixed by the
Ffral executive committee.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
PIANOS,

Neutrality-suspicious.
taken their place. The invigora-
tion about this timc-honored instltu-
tion makes the heart glad.
The number Of pupils in attendance
at the opening was SO.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
rhe State sunday School Convention

ne SCaJe sunday SCHOOL CONVENTION
! Net in Columbia on the 18th inst. at
l:3) O'Clock. p. m, and was called to
-der by the President, Geo. S. Mower,
!. Mr.. Mower was reelected Pres
&t. The President and Rev. j. E.
yell took part in the responses to
Ssernal address Of welcome. rs.
nc Esq. was elected from this
waTdsal district to organize as
~ $SU4+he several counties of
ids5the studA splendid ceatral ex-
pnshpecislts was sppolnted, on
@ ~, g., sssbie and I, TO see the name
Moarrna 4 the tea. rfellow-citizen
O so'. o,resssoiS REGUl f>eaine'sll