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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-15
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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-15

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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25
AFamnrrs E,atfIe-

1t was long before the days Of
ocean cables that General Jack
son wen his memorable victory
at New Orleans, to.wit: Jan, S,
1915. It was q useless slaughter,
and hence, IN q sense, to be re-
GREETED. The treaty Of Ghent,
which restored peace between
the countries represented in the
battle, had been signed some
weeks before the battle was
fought, so that, If there had
then been the facilities now en-.
joyed for the transmission OF
intelligence, the sacrifice Of life
which the battle involved would
have been aYsrted. Neverths-
less, il was q famous American
victory over an invading foe,
and as such has made the name
Of jackson one to rank with
these Of Washington and La
fayctte. Packenham, the Eng
lisll commander, attacked Jack
sons position with about a.
600 raen, while Jackson's de.
fensive force was considerably
less than ons-third that mum
ber, made up Of KentuckianE,
Tennessesans, and other South
western riiiemen. The English
loss in the engagement was fully
1000 men, with General Pack
enham among the slain. The
American loss was only 7 killed
and six Woundcd--all, we be-.
licve, the result Of unnecessary
exposure in front Of che breast
WORKS. LII has been related Of
this battle taat, alter Il was
over. scores OF red-coats who
had fallen, under pfstsDso Of
being killed, were s8ea t0 poke
up their beads 10 see III tae coast
was clear, aud tIen gather
themselves together and run
away. knd in this they simply
illustrated the old saw that
discretion is the bstter part Of
yalor" every day IN Tao week
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25
Re-! q! Rssii's Bsxis1
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
General News Items,

/ Mrs ~. p. Kimball, who sue
cesds her husband as presidenl
Of the Pennsbsro and Harris
\ lle Railroad Company, is prob.
IDLY the first woman to hold
such an Office in this country.
Jessie Strickler, of Bucks
'onnty, Pa, died on Wednesday
X d 90 years. He had voted at
1in teen Presidential elections,
md had smoked on an average
aluzcn cigars day for seventy
fse years.
Texas is full of political ZOO
logy She has Grain in the
house at Washington, and now
threatens to send q Hogg to the
Senate. Does Texas mistake
the capital for an annex to the
Worlds Fair?
At BrooksIlaven, MISS, I'm
Gle Jimmy Stewart, 106 years Of
age. celebrated Christmas by
having his great grandson play
tho violin while be danced some
old-fashionsd jigs ID the "rsal
sle Virginny style"
Two Providence Or. ID men
have been fighting IN the Courts
for three years over i spayained
horse, the value Of which IL
about $65. The costs have
amounted to several thousands
of dollars, and the end is not yet.
Thomas NJ. Holt and his ad
ministration May well be treas
ured by North Carolina Is typi.
cal Of her best virtues. He has
represented the State with dig
nifty aud credit abroad among
our sister States. He has per-
formsd the social duties of his
Office with modeaty, with quiet
dignity, with opcnhanded hospi.
tally. The Executive Mansion
has been a typical North Care
lima home. Raleigh Chronicle.
No intelligent and impartial
man, whatever may be his party
afiiliation, can deny that the
pension rolls need revision. In
their present condition they are
not only a burden to the people
but an insult to the brave men
VINO held their colors on the
perilous edge Of battle until the
angel Of peace chained the char
iot Of war and bade its volled
thunders cease to oar.-Nsw-
bern Current.
TaE people Of California have
left no room for doubt as to their
vie ~ on the question or direct
election Of United States Sem
ators by the people. At the re.
cent election 1877, 1858 votes were
cast in favor Of the proposition
70 only 1892 against Il. The
NOR the people see Of the cleo
ion Of Senator's b. Legislatures
me stronger Crews their con-
victien that they can attend to
that duty more satisfactorily
themselves.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25

THE value OF the decorations
of honor which are 70 be ob.
tanned iii France, frequently for
I moneyed consideration, is
shows by the disclosures now
being made in the Panama Can
al investigation, as il appears
that soms of those who sbtain.
ed their tll.gotten wealth frsm
that fraudulent concern spent a
portion Of their gains IN pur.
chasing so.callsd decorations Of
honor. This reminds tke Nor
folk Ledger that a gentleman
from that city some time ago
was notified BY the Academy
Of Sciences ef Paris that he had
besu awarded a medal BY that
Society for an invention, and
the letter Of notification an
nounced that the medal would
be forwarded 70 him upon the
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25

IL we are to have any class
legislation in this country, we
suggest that it be in fayer Of
labor and the poor. liz money is
70 be legislated out Of the pock-
cts of one class and into the
pockets OF another class, we
would have the transfer made
TO the pockets Of the poor. That
is to say. ne would reverse the
order Of McKinleyism, by uhicA
even sewing widows and wash
erwomen are taxed for the bene.
fit Of nabobs and millionaires.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25

THENew York Legislature has
elected Mr.. Edward Murphy as
Senator to succeed Mr.. Frank
Hiscock for six years after the
81 of next March. When Mr..
Cleveland assumes the Presi-
dency on the 4th of March the
great Empire State of the Unien
will have as its Senatorial re-
presentatiVes two Democrats TO
assist the Democratic admin
istration in carrying cut its
.peliey. Just how many years
have elapsed since New York
had two Democratic Senator's at
Washington, We do not knew,
but We are Of opinion that such
an even has not occurred for
considerably mere than three
decades.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25

A funeral on bicycles lately
took place in an English town.
Tho deceased was captain Of a
bicycle club and just before his
death requested that his body
should be conveyed to the csme-
terry on bicycles.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25
A Base sander.

The Norfolk Led ger says very
truthfully that the people Of the
South are not unused 10 being
the victims Of abuse, and they
have become case hardened to
the most Of it, but they will
scarcely ever be able to stand,
without fiinching, the menda
city which pictures thsm-dn
ring the four years of henorab
war through which they sui
fsrsd and bled--as incubating
the plot which resulted in the
calamitous death of President
Lincoln. Ii is difficult to see
how such a slander could form
in the brain of = man, but it is
rsassurireI TO know that il did
not reach the public from the
lips or pen OF an American. 1t
is unfortunats, however, that
an American magazine has per
mitted the use Of its columns
fer the publication Of matter so
unfoundcd in fact. We're the
charge true, it would not have
been more than 4 quarter Of q
century finding its way into
print, and not then through the
medium of the Marquis De
Chambrun. The article he has
written appears in Scribsr's
Magazine for January, under
the title Of Personal Recol-
lsctions Of Lincoln = He PIC
lures the Southern soldiers and
people of Richpond IS enter
tanning "cowardly passions and
bloodthirstinsss, which be
says "found their sxponents in
the hands Of sssassins At Wash
ington.
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25
orseinaI nl.erratfnn..

Triiies light as hair destroy
our taste for butter.
If your best girl can't skate
yon'l have to l6t her slide.
We don't regard an ideal bore
as a beau ideal by any means.
II thermometers get much
lower they'll have to be given
away.
"All flesh is grass" which
accounts for the gresnnsss of
20 many people.
Give your friends more taffy
while they live and less epita-
ply afterthey die.
Its all right to take the bull
by tho horns," but suppose the
horns Of the bull take your
Orange (Va) Observer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25

FRANCS is all "tored up" over
corruption and crookedness ON
\ colossal scale, developed iu
connection With the Panama
Canal scheme. The bribery in.
yUlyed Government officials
audths press has had a weaken
ing effect upon the faith of the
people in the Republic. The
smOuldering embefs of the Eirgs
Of revolution have been stirred
intoa glow, and the situation il
anything but lovely or assuring.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25
DISCUS semetlLng Retter.

The great amount Of space
given in many Of the most wide.
" circulated newspapers to the
negotiations, the plans, the &C.
tiyitiss and the utterances Of
the men who contest tile prize
ring matches, cannot fail to do
a great deal Of mischief. All
these hard hitters, these iron
knucklsd bullies, are unscru-
pulous whom decent people
must look upon with daEestatioa
and contempt But crowds fol-
low these savages wherever
they 60. All their doings, al
their boastings, all their foul
talk about their rivals are dill
igsntly reported at great lsngth.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25

Gov. Hogg, of Texas in his
annual message, goes for the
pistol. .totsrs with a vigor that is
refreshing. He says'the prac-
tice of carrying concealed and
deadly weapons marks the un-
manly spirit and cowardice Of
these whe indulge in it,"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25
N NORTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY JANUARY -25 1898.
The Rnsx Bee.

Mldwinter is not usually the
tirne for The bee 10 attract at
sention, either Of the farmers,
tho philosopers, or the poets.
But recently Mr. John BUR-
reughs published theresul.s
III his investigation OF the hab-
It's OF the bee, it's history, natu
al and unnatural, and its beauty
and value. Mr.. burroughs over
throws many previous cuncep,
Lions Of the Dsc, as .natur&llsts
are always doing, with the re-
suit that tho Des is attracting
almost As much attention As i
probable CabInst Minister.
The Hartford Times, some
what Jealous Of Mr.. Burroughs
reputation, itself began Al IN
yestigation into the habits cf
the bee and makes mis- report III
q sentence. 1T taxes" says the
Hartford paper, 20, ,232 bees to
weigh a pound. II you doubt
il weigh tnsln yourself. Intim-
dated by the test to be ap.
piled, ne one will Tor a molaent
question the accuracy OF the
Hartford reporter.
At q recent dinner given to
Prof. Harper, of the Chicago
University, it was natural that
the bee should DO used to point
. aMorsl and adorn a tale, for
Mr. Harper has gathered more
saccharine matter from un-
promising surroundings than
ANY other nan Of his generation.
Ia proportion " its size ne bee
mas ever done better than Prof.
Harper, VINO, III Ionr years, has
secured iOr lis university 81, !
oU0, 900, niuch of 0nIch mas AZ
one time oil aud is nov honey.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25

Some years ago the Legisla.
ture of Indiana offered q reward
for the heads Of hawks and
owls; and now the official sn.
nouncement il made that the
State has paid $4,000 for the
heads Of turkeys, chickens and
various birds which had been
palmed sff upon the Local
authorities.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25

Z r. iIalleron, Macon, Ga, writes:
Three years ago | eonifacteda a blood
poison, ! applied 70 physician Al once
and bis treatment came near killing me
employed sn old physicisa and then went (
Ksslneky. / ihsn wenlio Hot g IrinEe
and remained Two months. but nothins
sssnsd 70 enrs me permanently, althoug
temporary fslisf vas given me- returned
hess > riinsl man physically, with bu
little prospsci o. eve. getting well. ! Va,
psuusled ioty d. .. B.. aud 20 my uiiei
sxtonishnsni 4 quickly heaied every ulcer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25

II is having a demoralizing
eifsst on the young generation.
Talk about something more
elevatins and useful to this
generation.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25


Girls over twelve can make
valid wills under the laws Of
Scotland.
The anthracite coal fields pro-
ducs more than 45, 100000 tons
Of coal q year.
The city Of New York cares
for 5000 lunatlcs at q cost Of
1925, 600 q rear.
Icemen say that men can see
20 read a newspaper through
the clear ten-inck ice in ths
Hudson river near Pough-
kespsie, n. Y.
Pittsburgh now claims the
largest glass flattening oven in
the world. This new oven will
take q sheet IS inches by Ill
inches, or in narrow glass one
Of 80 inches By l31 inches.
The most valuable bit Of ore
ever melted in the world, SO far
as known, was 3 lot containing
200 pounds of quartz-holding
gold at the rate Of $4,000 per
ton, and was found in q mine 1t
Ishpsming, Mich.
When the correspondents sue
cssd in killing Mr.. Blaine the
poor old man will have a rest.
Perhaps they have net thought
that they will also be cut out Of
enc Of their largest topics to
write about. Grsenyille Reflsc-
tor.
From the Bristol (renn.) ) Couri-
er il is learned that ]. v.
Hyams, the young fellow who
Is generally reputed to have or
iginated the great Bakersyille
fake was ID Bristol last week
and paid that Office q call. lie
stated that The story origininat.
ed him, and il WAS due to q con.
sideration Of some $50. He takes
Il As q great joke and seems 70
enjoy i hugely
II IA said that tie reason hogs
are scarce in the West this yesr
i because the corn crop was
short and consequently they
could not raise many hogs for
this year. Now they have
plenty 1T corn and few hogs.
IL the Populist party was ID
power il would fix Up al such
little matters as this and see
that the farmers had a fair
showing. Wilmington Star.
Already Democratic Govern.
msnt has proven d blessing To
Wisconsin, as IL IL estimated
that nearly . million dollars will
be returned to the treasury as 3
result Of suits brought against
delinquent Republican officials.
If this sort Of thing exist III all
the Western States, il IL not
hard TO understand the heart.
burnings which the Republicans
must have felt when they saw
the States slipping away from
them. .-Richmend Times,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25

It is hard to believe that the
agitation for better roads now
on, With q reserve force of
momentum that must certainly
carry II 70 far AZ to make 4 trial
of some new system that cam
not be as prohtless As the old,
can fail to result in great good
for the whole country. We be-
love it will.-Asheville Citizen
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25

THE court of Rochester has
before it an interesting suit,
brought by a woman to fix the
price Of kisses. The plaintiff
thinks they are worth 81, 900
apisce. The defendant was a
census enumerltor last fall and
called Oh the plaintiff in his
official capacity. His story is
that while he was leaving the
house tho plaintiff wanted him
70 sit down and tell her some
thing about the census, accom-
psnying invitation with . shove
Of hsr chair up close to his. He
couldn't endure that so he plac-
ed his arm about her and kissed
her. It would have to be a
hard hearted and cold-blooded
court that could find against
the census man after hearing
that story.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25
The Act Of Murder.

Ever since that primeyal time
when Cain slew his brother
Abel, We hays prayed to b de-
liyered from battle and murder
and from sudden death. Yet
we always read murdsr stories
with syidity, aud when the cir
cumstances of the crime are
such as 10 make is d celebrated
ease, every detail becomes of
surprising interest. Such tales
never grow old, and the Nathan
murder, Jesse Pomeroy's brutal
slaughter of children, the crime
Eugene Aram, AM other his
toric murders away back.to the
days of tha Borg;ias still pos
soss : lively interest, while il
all Of Poe's prose had to 60 ex-
ceptone short story, after throw
ing everything else away NE
should hesitate whether to sac
ritice the Mystery Of Marie
Roget" Or the 'Murder Of the
Rue Morgue. II is . natural
tendency of the mind to show
the kneensst liking for the un-
natural, and is is no more singu-
lar that NE should become ab-
sorbed in q murderer's person
ality while losing all remem-
braRce Of his victim than that
the name Of "ths youth who
fired the Ephesisn dome" should
live on through history when
that Of the skilful architect who
built Il is forgotten.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25

receipt Of ten dollars. The med
al and decoration business III
France appears to be conducted
upon a strictly commercial
basis,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25
GflarXalness.

As the world wags, to be
shrewd is better than to be hon
est-for shrewdness aud hon
esty do not always 90 hand il
hand tosethcr no make the
most money seems with almost
everybody the ultimate aim of
life, this is only won through
shrewdness. Shrcwdness dsyel.
ops early. 1t il seen in the
early attempts at speculation
primitively revealed ia cordu-
ory, in the swapping Of jack
knives and the accumulation Of
marbles. Here the shrewdest
gets the most. 1t takes two to
make q bargain, and the boy
who gives a toy picture beck,
worth -four cents, for 4 knife
worth half a dollar, is set down
az shrewd. The shrewdness
manifested thus follows the pos
sessor, and becomes chronic in
street brokerage and note shaw
ing. So with mechanical busi-
ness. Shrewdness dictates in
building cheap walls, that fall
at 4 breath, but they are cheap,
and If they stand, the cheap
ness will be so much gain. The
building rents for just as much
az though it cost more. ShreWd-
ness il an element that enters
largely into matrimony. Young
ladies make eligible matches
through shrewness. and young
mon play the same shrewd
game, to get, perhsps, shrswd-
ed, themselves, after all.
Aammas, ara shrewd, very, in
helping along the matrimonial
ark. Shrewdness is at work in
the church, where preaching
becomes a mattsrof speculation,
where il wins lar o salaries,
and knows how 20 keep them.
Shrswdness controls politicians,
and dictates bets ON 4 winning.
horse. Shrewdness and tact
use people IS catspaws or as
bearers Of burdens. It is i'm
possible to tell half that shrewd-
aess does for us, but it's fruits
are seen in the wealth, honor
and reputation that attend upon
men, where yirtuous and prop
er lives would have failed sig
nally. We believe in shrewd.
ness, and in gumption, too, and
look with great admiration on
him who has a fund of both.
There are cases, however, where
we would rather have some
thing better to fall back upon.
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25
FACE A SOLID sCAB
Baby Ono Month Old Tlroien Out
with Sores. Tried Doctors and
Faith Cure. No Benefit.
Now Perfectly Well. Completely
Cured by seven Dollars Worth
or Cuticurn Remedies.

when ny baby vss oHs month cd be face
hfsts chi With plmples thought . vas The
kfxss tried everything thstihe doctors gave ne,
al II 6aiy aaeih6d % make him worse. Iifie1
oaS faith Doctor. bat be I'D not 20 HIN any ge9d.
~ babyts fscr Has D s9lld ssah fdin thpee pm.
ries I nssd Eve boxes nf 0rtfftnAs as eakcs q
UaTtcrns soar, ard three bottles 81 IrTicrnA
I8Ksuir9Sf. whleh eHFoi hin. My hitlG w.
Il three years Ola now Il 4 Busi e Large and Msll
Z rfgia A. ydu would want - ses. l.. n, HUME,
tia East fessa s.,
Fofae years aeo waa tf5usicd with ycry bed
tsse n Eo1ema Uue u the bcst physicians in
Rlshmoni, Va, where lise, ttld he would fnihef
have 4 ease % SMALLPOX fef hu could cure tlat.
lfp and others could DO neihiHg for me. tiird
tha EnFicuHA hGMEDi1s, and haNe been perlna,.
eepsiy cured. For aone time | haye fet ihht Y
80 nv dafy 10 volunteer and iell yUu ~ The
eg3eAry N these valuable fpmedlca, but have
sss.'so CIIAs. II. COREY, y, n,
nrstiisal, RieAnend Theological SsgtadfT,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25
state News.

! 0OldsDOro p0StolIlce hAd g
2-cent stamp famine Wednes-
day.
The Burlington News tells ii
that j. III. Pickard killed 4 large
barn rat and its tail was frozen
-he could break ii like a pipe
stem.
The directors Of the North
Carolina Railroad, at q meeting
in Raleigh yesterday, declared
a dividend Of 6 per cont, 8 per
cent payable March / and 3 per
cent payable September /.
Rev. DR.. D. FL. Buel, Of the
Episcopal church, formerly of
Asheyille, died at the Church
Home in Baltimore Friday
night. A comfortable fortune
was given away by him in phil
anthropic work.
The Newbsrn Current learns
that Capt. Will Kelley's sloop
having on board Rev. Mr.. Ssa-
boat and family and several
other passengers is supposed to
have been lost in Pamlico
sound.
Daisy Boswell, aged IA, an
operative in the Crown Cotton
Mills, Greensboro, was fright
fully burned and lacerated
about the shoulders yesterday.
While warming with her back
10 the fire she threw her shawl
over hershoulders and it caught
fire
The Greensboro Patriot says:
Mr.. al. WI. Graham has been EN-
ployed as council by Mr.. "A. III
a., Williams, ID his contested
election case and We Were glad
20 hear him say he thought Mr..
Williams would be able to pre-
sent . good case before the
conmittee.
A family in Charlotte wero
made sick from the water OF a
Nell on the premises. A well
cleaner was employed and the
News says he shortly reappear-
ing with miserable looking
dog id his arms. He found tie
dog hanging to 4 plank floating
On the water In The well. The
dog had been there for several
days, but how it got there is a
mystery.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25

intoxicating liquors have bssn
made from the sap Of the birch,
the poplar and the sycamore.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25
cuticura ResoIyent

The nsw blood and atln puFifer, internally, srd
CuflCuMA, the Rfeai skln CHft, aiid Itstsua ~
santlv ralleve and speedily eufe evcfy diaeas8 ana
hnsaof 81 the ain, ecaip, and tioo, With loss q
haf, from infancy 70 age, ff0m rmPes V sef9iula.
pold ererywhefe. Price, erfferHa. toc.i soar,
a. Vns0iyrsr, fio0 PREPARED W tbe f0ffHn
Dnff1 ArD CnknicAL gpar0hAfieN, bosioa.
sesafIov 70 Cure Hkin Dissiscst e. pages,
q IlIastratons, lo0teeimonlAls, mailed free.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25

THE field 81 possibility for
that useful commodity aiumi.
nuiE Is bread, as there Is ten
times more Of il Ia the world
than there is Of iron, lead, cop
per, zinc, siekol, gold and sil.
yer combined Its reduction IN
price from 5000 per pound in
1928 10 II per pound today il
remarkable, but tho price is
likely ofall toa merely nominal
figure, as DIR. Meyer, Of Berlin.
has discovered, il is said, q pro-
cess BY which this metal can
bo produced 1t about four cents
4 pound.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-25

i
In view Of the formation Of
President Cleveland's Cabinet,
some facts in regard TO states
which have heretofore been
honorsd IN the selection Of Sec
retaries Is interesting. Since
the establishment Of the FEEDER
al Government New York has
had ~ cabinet appointments,
Massachusetts, 81, Pennsyl-
vania 80, ard Virginia and West
Virginia together 43. Califor-
mia, now one Of the largest and
most important states, has ney-
or had q place in the cabinet.
The only cabinet Office ever
hald by a man froR either Of
the Pacific States wss that Of
Attorney General, held by
George II. Williams. 81 Oregon,
under Grant. New York las
had Ave Secretaries of State.
six Of the Treasury. FIVE Of War.
four Of the Navy, three Post
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terrier.