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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10

Poiudnie mlnefo. Ferguson
ciagle patrzaf bacznie re
smutkiem zauwazyl, De baloa
sic zniza. Pcdiug ob:achunku
Fergusona uleclal balon lu&
q Jake Is NIL. vice do rzeki
Senegalu mog'o bye ,eszcze
okolo 10 NIL angielskich
Wtem podroznicy okrzyk
dz;klch u~slyszeli.
= Go sic stale?
- Balon spada gwattownie,
= odrzekt Ferguson.
- Ia sprawl %przestale bye
przYiemn9 i naturalna, - ba.
knat Jozef.
Pc GwierG godzinie znaido-
wal sic balon iua $50 stop
cd zieml. Dzlcy strzelili ku
menu, ale ME trafili.
= Ci rozhoinicy 1lawet
strzelat ME umieja.- zgorszyf
sic Jozef; trzeba i'm pokazac,
jak sic strzela.
70 mowiac palnat Z kara
bina i potozyt trupem naibl:1.
szego z j%ezdzcow. Zrob!io sic
zamieszan,e miedzy jezdzcami,
stane(i, a balon pejzi}, DO
wla.r wal ciagle dobrY.
- Jeszczesn.y ME wygrali
- rzekt Ferguson = a ba-
lon spads. Muslmy wyrzuc:c,
co mo3na.
= Ale co? = spytaf Ry-
szard.
- Wyrzuccle wszYstkle "a
pasy 3ywnosci! = nakazaf
Ferguson.
Balon sic znowu podnlosl
ace po chwili znow zaczaf o.
padaG. Dizzy tYmczasem opa.
mletawszy sic, pedz'li, wrzesz-
czac przerazliwle. Gdy sic
znow ua daleKosG strzaiu
przybli2yli, strzeI'i pan Ryszard
i Jozef, ka&dy po diva ray.
Ale COZ z lego. kledy balon
spadai i I6dka jego JUL praw'e
o zlem!e sic tar1a.
- Trzeba ]eszcze balonov!
ulzyG, = zawoiat Ferguson.
49, Przecie %jes4cze $50 funtow
mozemY wyrzucic.
Ryszard spojrzat ma przyja-
ciela, ponlewaz sadlli, Re te-
muz W gfowie sic p%om1eszaic
DO przecie JUL niczego w ba-
lone do wyrzucenia NE bYlo
= Coz wyrzuclG . spytaf
Gaia }odke balonow'
odetnieuny. = odpowledzla
Ferguson, "a wszYszcy TREE
zaw.esimy sic ia linacb, ktore
balon 4 lodka facza.
(Clag daisy nasrapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10

Ceny II mas. dzleki Bogu,
sic znizy1y, DO teraz kosztu]e
pud (4o funttw) pszenicy I
rubel 10 kopieiek, maxi
pszennei l zytnej pud I rubel
20 kopie)ek; kaszy iaglane] l
rubel 40 kopiejek, kartofli
pud As kop., a byfy Pc SO
kopiejek. Mleka dzbanek
oko}o 8 kwarty zawiera, 9
kop.,jaja, 10 sztuk "a s kople
]ek, pud siana SO koplejek.
Nasi bracia zaczynaia sic
rozchodzic, szukajac roboty,
ale miejsca bardzo trudno
dostaG. DO czlowiek tn pc
niczemu. Ia 5 kopie]ek pra
cuje caly dzieh, a drudzy
pracuia "a cnleb, Ale nasz
Polak Cd taSiej piracy i wiktu
umarlby "a tydzieh. Gas
teraz many }adny, a wiosna
zwiastuje piekny urodza]. Dni
many teraz ciep}e i pogodne,
noce be- mrozow, tylko de.
szczu ieszczeby by}o potrze.
ba.
Do tego czasu wydawali
tutejszemu narodowi pc 80
funt6w maxi ma ka1da dusze.
Maka ia by}a mielona z
rozmaitego zboza kukurydzy.
Osadnikom wioskowym
dawali z komitetu wsparcie
cd ,,Krasnoho kresta' (czer-
wonego krzyza) ma miesi9c
luty, marzec, kwiec'ed i maj,
tel pc 50 funt6w ma jedne
dusze- Opr6cz tego by}y
jeszcze ustanowione m%lejsca
dobroczynne, gdzle dawano
"a 4 kopiejki Is groszy).
( Vice w ten spos6b narod ten
przezy1 Gala zlme az do maja,
bardzo sic kurczac, DO nar6d
! ten przywyk}y do obzarstwa.
kiedy vice dostali wspar-
Gle, to Jedi, CO wlaz}o. vice
potem znowu. gay zledll
chodzill prosi6 do drugich,
choc i tam niewiele CO dosta-
Ii. Wtedy przekllnali mini
str6w, gubernatora, naczelnl
k6w, twlerdzac, re car daJe
duzo, tylko jego study
z]odzieie kradna. ]ak i'm
powiesz, 1e nietylko cesarz
was karmi, ale i ludzie
zagraniczni to s}uchac ME
chca, tylko powiadaja: gdzle
drugi taxi cesarz bogaty, ]all
nasz car, DO on wszystklch
karmi l odziewa, DO nasz car
chrzeScianin, a zagraniczne
kr6le> Anglik, Niemiec, Au.
stryak, Francuz, Turek,
nieochrzceni. l tax ich try
maj2, iakby kopia ma uzdzie.
W kwietnlu wyszfo rozporz9.
dzenle 2 komltetu, zeby wydawat
zboze ma nasicnle pc 10 pud6w ma
dzleslccine ziemr, ola taklch, kto-
ICY maja konla krowe. Tacy
ktorzv ME mlcll konia i krowy i
konla po poi dzlesieciny. Ale
przytem potra6Il komltet oszuki-
wac. TAX n. p. W miescle Oren-
burgu dostanle chleb z komitetu,
wtedyDidzle i bierze cd komitetu
czerwonego krzyza, a jak tam dos
TAME, to ~jeszcze ldzie W ~trzecle
mieisce | tam bierze. Wiec rz4d,
zmlarkowawszy, re nar6d kradnie,
kauai zwo}at wszystkich / przy4o-
zyli I'M ~pieczecie ma rece. la
piecrec wypalona HE zl'nle]e
znaG ja dobrze, wiec ]ak ktdry
przyjlzie do komltetu, to najplerw
ma rece pleczecl szukaia. Pc wsiach
tel .edza, zeby kazdy, ktory wzla}
naslenle, zeby je tez wysla}, DO
gdyby je zJad}, to karaia VIC.
zieniem, Iup rozgami obil2.
w polu clezka teraz robota,
DO dobytek zmarnla} przez zime,
a co zosta@o przy zyciu. cd wiatru
! sic obala, Jak zaprzegna choc II
wo}6w do iedncgo cabana (p}uga),
to ledvo uc,agna tylko Pc
wierzchu kopie, a ME orze. Brona
troche przeJedzle TAX zostawl
wlecej zlarna ma wierzchu niz W
zleml. Ale nar6d tutejszY Jest
bardzo nlezdarny> nj odziany nj
syty, DO ON na"et u ajwiekszei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
o.. @EOM ENSy&A
@39 Milwaukee Aes. Cssan.o Il.

81. G. SMITH.
Fl. W Posi-.
ChaS. \. GLE.
R
OKReTO We, IRZEWEASZ.
CZANIA ] NO7AR YAT PU-
BLICZNY.
Many nletylko na]wieksza
i naJbezpiecznie]sza agencya
zabezpieczenla W Winonle, lecz
navel ia ca}y Polnocny Ia
chod. Many W reku u1niej
wiecej polowe wszystkich 20
bezpieczeh W Winonie.
Me bierzemy wiecej cd ID
bezpieczenia W naszych d.
&Ych Kompaniach iak lima.
BIURO
mr.. &C. Bird Str.
Mad golarnia Hltzkeraa
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-29
TIE LATEST NEWS


Hugh O'Donpell and several other
Homestead strikers have been releas-
ed Oh bail,
The debt on the Teachers Assem-
bly, Hall at Morehead City. has been
fully paid. The amount was $4,000
enough to buy three buildings of It's
kind.
The proposition to establish branch
of the Democratic National Commit
tee, with headquarters at Chicago
for campaign work In the West, i
being pressed. and the plan will PROB
ably be adopted.
A1r. Harrison has crawhshed and
withdrawn the nomination OF Crun,
the negro whom he appointed post
master at Charleston. He couldn't
find Senators enough willing to con-
firm him. Now how is Mr.. Harrison
going to pay Crum for his influence
in securing the South Carolina vote
for him?-Wil Star.
F-ick, the head chief AMI practical
" the absolute dictator OF the great
Carnegie iron and steel enterprise
st Homestead, Pa. the controller OF
the coke industries, and the possessor
of a fortune, variously estimated at
from Ave to ten millions Of dollars,
was shot, perhaps fatally wounded, at
noon Saturday. a3rd, in his private
Office. The fellow who did the shoot
ing was a crank from New York. He
was arrested.
Rev. John J. Nouri, D. D., priest
Of Greek Church, who landed at San
Francisco few days ago from the
steamer China, in the course Of yoy-
age around the world. reports that he
in company with others, discovered
On April 2sth last. on one of he
great domes of Mount Ararat, the
genuine Noah's ark. It is greut
| vsssel--ship-over 900 feet long and
100 feet high. It is on the top Of
this great mountain 18 Ooo feet high
where, perhaps, no man for four thou
sand years has ever gone.-Ex.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-29
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-29

It has never been orr good fortune
tie read a bit Of more interesting hie-
tory than appears III the August
number Of the ''Nagazine Of Ameri-
can History" from the facile zen of
our talented and popular sowneman
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The article headed The Historic
Tea Party Of Edenten, 177+," is re-
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shows thsG the author has familiarized
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-29
CITIZEN IALAs.

Mr. EDITOR - | >eeSuS that our
CITY Attorney takes your * uEc' men
70 be mere dummies. Inst cad OF the
hard working, energetic set that )ou
really are. His speech before Jour
last meeting was, tn say 'he least Oft.
calculated to make the public believe
that eocn q .y"u neei guardian.
The idea OF an attorney Of his eNpe-
rience advisiig touC Bird that they
have not the Dowrr TO open Magn>ha
street, when the ia 'uie expressly says
hat the Boar Of CuuncliIuen Of
the town If Etcncsn are hereby fully
empowered and au, horigei TO ,estab-
Ilsh, open. widen, extend, pave and
,therwise to 'iml rove the streets OF
he said town, and for tn $ purpose
nay condemn or purchase such prop
rty as they may ~Geem necessary for
,hese and other purp' SEES Of improve
mept and pr Lie con, enierce. .
Does this coincide with the advice
your Attorney gave you at your last
meeting? If not, Ven should know
the reason. and neither attributable
to ignorance or otherwise, demand an
explanation, and ii mot forthcoming
ask for his resi-, natiCn
Yours :er justice,
A.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-29

Having qualified az administrators Of
D. NJ Lee, dec a., hereby request all
who are indebted 30 his estate 10 make
immediate payment, and All who have
jewelry, fire arms or any other article.
in his shop for repair viii call for thee,
within the mex: so days, after ~tiic!
tine they will be sold fur repairs, a!
to whom the estate is inieD.ed Nj
present their claims within &c months
or this notice will be plea ded + oar a.!
recovery.
SARAH T. LEE, AJ.u'x.
July 7th, 1899.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-29

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plant for George S. Thomas, of Ada
Ohio, When sll other remedies failed
to afferd anT relief.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-29

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With each bottle there is an ingeniou
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-29

DR.. Perry, editor of the Monitor, o
colored paper in New York, don't
take much stock in B. Harrison,
which means to say that his is Level
headed monitor.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-29
From THE PINEY WOODS

From THE PINEY WOODS
Of the North to the Everglades Of
the South druggists are besieged By
people with every shade of Rheu ma
tism. irquirIng about DR.. Drum
mond'g Remady! "Wiil it cure me?''
And the druggist points 10 the facs
that ghe Drummond hedicine Co.,
$3.50 Maiden Lane, n. z, offer a
reward Of $500 Tor case their
remedy will not cnre. That kind Of
answer is satisfying. and the sufferer
planks down five dollars and goe>
home aid is cured. Not only roljev.
ed bat CURED.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-29

1t is very gratifying to the FISH
ERMAN & FARMER to know that Sen.
ator Vance's health is improving,
He has been at Wrightsville for some
time, and gets about his room with
out pain, except that due to rheuma-
tism.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-29

The Democratic State Executive
Committee have elected Hon. F. 81.
Simmons chairman and R. q. Cowan
secretary of said committee.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-29

Anyone wishing this paper will
please send the cash in advance.
Then your paper sill be forwarded
atonCe.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-29

We hope Our friends viii not for
get lheir promise OF payments TO The
FIsHERAlAF & FARMER.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-29
The Racket Store,

Il is true saving:-
Compelitiun's The life OF trade.
And bv it the reputation.
Of many Merchants made
And the rDaxim's heiFg verified.
AS it was never seen before.
At the enterprising House,
STYLED the New \ ork Racket Stare
Tis a the corner of King and Broad,
Known as Tue Leacy stand.
Filled with large assorted stock,
Both beautltui and grand
And as you enter at The door.
You cannot hut admire.
The taste displayed, selections male
To CRAFTY ones desire.
And then again you stand amazed,
At the hustle aud tne dan,
Made By the crowd OF customers.
While pushing TO get N.
And hesr their e1clam atoms.
OF wonder and delight.
Upon frst kehotdlng'
The rHre and love'y sight.
And even the little children too.
Dance around ID joyous see,
Clapping their hands N nerrment
At the pretty things they see
And there's the genial Proprietor
SO affabie and polite,
Assays On tae lookout.
To see you're tree;e! right.
And with hin are two assistants,
With contenanCeS smiling AMI benign,
Always ready TO wait upon you,
And show anything in their line.
And as you hear the prices,
Causing vour heart to leap.
You almost stand dumhtoundcd,
At the bargains offered So cheap.
This IL no fancy sketching,
But Truth and nothing more,
VI hich all who doubt. can so IN mad out,
By visit to the Racket Store.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-22
LITTLE PICKUPS.

1t will be an easy matter to elect q
republican state senator.
County Chairman Terrell has issued
q call for the republicans to meet.
The court house people are becom'
Ing polite and quite civil.
The Grey Mule gambling house
runs without the least distur bance.
Two new store buildings are going
up on East street.
The Registrar will appoint his
friends as his assistants.
| Sweet Sadie Seaman is the next
attraction at the Grand opera house.
The workingmen as heretofore are
at loggar-heads over the selection
of candidates.
The German Day managers say
they will do some advertising this
year.
The snti-com bin alton candidates.
are moving very slow. They should
wake up before it is too late.
The back bar fixtures OF the white
House" saloon are the finest in the
city.
Quite q mum Der of the Mexican cot
ton pickers have come back to town.
They say that the staple was 30 thin
in some sections they could only
make from 80 to 50 cents day.
The Bsrnum circus have sixteen
men with their wagons, decorating
the town and surrounding country
with their big show pictures.
Pat O'Toole still retains many ofhis
old Washington friends. He also has
q visit this week from about ten bill
lion mosquitoes.
George and Joe took q pleasure
drive last night. Nat did sentinel
duty In front OF the statusry of JUS
tice tor couple of hours.
Captain Scnryver and Lieutenant
Kampmann are having an interesting
little controversy. It's diamond cut
diamond"
Col. Gustave Cook, who speaks to-
night, and the business manager of
the LIGHT we're employed together On
Uncle Daniels Houston Age, nearly
20 years ago.
The Christopher Columbus society
say their members will vote indie.
pendently, and that they cannot be
delivered for any p srticular combina-
ton.
Many of the "True Blues" are de.
sirous of hearing Col. Chevsllier give
US good speech before the closing of
the campaign.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-22
Broke HIS Leg.

Last night at 7:3O o'clock, a serious
accident befell VIM. Reed, an employe OF
the San Antonio Gas Company, in that
he had his leg broken between the ankle
and his knee. 1t happened on Soledad
street, opposite the residence of Col. 7. e..
Frost He was riding up to the gas
lamp to light it, when his horse stumbled
and fell on him. His leg was caught on
the curbing and the bone broken. Some
men passing. pulled the horse off of him
and raised him from the ground. The
company was notified of the accident
and they send DR.. Oldham to attend
TO him. 7 he doctor dressed his wound
and he was taken home, where he is
resting easy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-22
\ Self Lubricating Trolley.

The trolley bears such an impor tant
relation ~ the general operation of
the overhead railroad system that at
tempts are constantly being made to
increase its efficiency. This has hith.
ertO been usually done by q modifica-
ton in construction, or a cnange in
material, one of the latest forms be-
ing of aluminium, which secured the
maximum lightness, most desirable
qualification in the trolley. But the
latest invention in this fisld is a self
lubricsting gear, which enables the
maximum efficiency to be secured
from existing devices. The value of
the improved arrangement is shown
by the result of q test in which a
trolley fitted with it ran for two
months without being oiled, and then
showed neither the effects of friction
nor the sign of the least necessity for
fabrication beyond that automatical-
ly supplied
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-22
THE COURTS.

In the Thirty seventh district court the
following cases have been filed:
f. c. Reynolds, guardian of Bernard
minors, VS.. Oscar BergStrom ct al, suit
on promSsory note and the foreclosure OF
mortgage.
Reagan Houston, assignee of Sam Nav
erick. VS.. Jacinto Castillo, suit of trespass
to try title.
H. b. Adams vs. JesuaS Reyes de Ygle-
sias ct al, suit of treSpass TO try title.
J. w. Friedman VS.. Samuels & ROsen-
man. suit for debt.
The following cases have been filed in
Judge Kings court:
prOmiSSory note
Mary Campbell ct al. vs. Sam Maverick
suit on deposit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-22
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-22
ANTS THAT cor DRUNK ON INK
Red Cedar Proved a Good Exter

Red Cedar Proved a Good Exter-
minatOr Of the Insects.
To the Editor of the New York Times.
A few years ago, while living in a
Long Island cottage, discovered my
writing desk was inhabited by q
colony OF large black ants. This dis.
covery gave me great pleasure at the
time, for 1 was dull and headachy
from overwork, and was thankful for
any amusing or interesting diversion.
had been steadily writing for some
time, and had finally paused for a
rest from continuous thought, and
was idly tracing on scrap of paper,
when, 70 my surprise, saw a large
black ant make his appearance from
behind pile of papers and follow my
pen.
was still more surprised to see
that he was drinking the ink. He
followed every movement of the pen,
and was soon joined by half dozen
more, when | learned that tor ants, at
least, ink was q sort of q champagne
dissipation, for after getting q certain
quantity they began q series of the
most amusing antics, showing plainly
that the ink had for them an intoxi-
cant quality. After their ludicrous
liveliness came a stupOr, when they
lay curled up in little round balls
wherever they happened to fall.
Being suddenly called away, l
brushed them in a little heap and
pushed them in a corner OF the desk
closing the lid. 1t was several days
before opened the desk again, and
not an aunt was to be seen, though /
moved papers and boxes looking for
them, but as soonsas the scratching OF
the pen began they came hurrying
out and followed in q most amazing
procession over the paper, again going
through all the different stages OF
intoXication. Being unusually busy
with my pen, 1 now and then pushed
them aside, until in their last stage OF
stupor they ceased to be trou blesome.
This sort of neighborliness between
myself and the ants continued for
several months, when, moving to q
different house in the same neighbor-
hood, made up my mind that the
ants would desert the desk, if not
able for some time to have their ink
diet. But when the house was in
order and the desk again opened they
came out as lively as ever, evidently
rejoicing st the opening OF the season.
But the numbers having increased to
such au extent that they were often
seen on the floors Of other rooms, ex.
examinations was declared.
Among the various remedies sug.
gested as ''infalllble" was "red
cedar" and passing by a boatyard
where the men were planning planks
of this fragrant wood, gathered a
few of the shsvings and put then
among my papers and the drawers In
my desk, In fact every nook which
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

r. A. Houston aud wife, of Con.
zsles, are at the Southern.
Mr.. A. Whitehead, of the Big 4
route, il in the city.
Mrs. F. McCoy, of Kerrville, is Wis.,
iting in the city, stopping at the
Southern.
George Manderback, advance agent
of the Little Nugget company, is at
the Southern.
Attorney A. J. Williams, of Flores
vile, is stopping at the Southern no.
tel.
w. d. oliver, a we'll known stock
man of Indian Territory, is visiting
in the city, staying at the Southern.
w. d. Lawson, travelling passenger
agent of the M. X. & T. railroad, is In
the city.
Percy Richardson will leave next
Wednesday for Baltimore, where he
will attend dental college.
Mr.. J. n. Graham will not attend
dental college this year owing to ill
health.
NJ. A. Gutierrez will leave today for
Mexico where he will be gone several
weeks on business.
Mr.. E. E. Stephenson has resigned
his position as copiest in the district
clerks Office to accept q situation at
the Union Stock yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bollons, with
their children, after having spent .
most enjoyable time for several
months with friends in Michigan and
Canada, have returned home.
Miss Kate Dillon, who for the past
two months has been confined to her
room with typhoid malarial fever, is
so far recovered as to be able to take
an airing in an easy carriage.
The Christian Endeavor delegates
are having good time at the Austin
convention aud the san Antonio
glee club makes big hit there.
The Laundry Mems association,
which was organized last Sunday,
will hold meeting at Rische's theatre
next SUNDAY afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-22
INST of Patents

Granted to Texas inventors this
week. Reported by c. A. Snow & Co,
solicitors of American and foreign
patents, opposite U. s. Patent Or
flee, Washington, D. G.
j. Carter, Alvin, insectlcide.
s. J. Forsgard, Waco, dumping
wagon.
w. B. Herbert, Galveston, game,
counter.
G. Rath, MobeetIe, wheeled scraper
wv. Robertson, Belcherville, mu-
steal notation.