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TH‘ WEDDING MORNING. (aonaassns rs riia sunnisonisis.)

”l.'.ncoursged by the success which has attended the oflirts of the original devisers of the oysters, Mr. Punch respectfully sa- nouaces to the nobilit , gentry, ( testant clergy, and a other persons likely _or‘ lie 0 to insrry, that he is about to open an establishment for the supply of every thing requisite and desirable at a wedding.

I-Io purposes "to confide the providing the more necessaries, as wines of the rarest vintages, the fast, plate, chins, ser- vants, carriages, and bridecake, to the

arties who habitually advertise their rea- diness to undertake such provision, and who, so r as he knows, acquit themselves with great credit. They will, of course, be enchanted to act as subordinates in carrying out the schemes he is now about to submit.

The best startling novelty of Mr. Puneh’s I stem is, that he undertakes to provide

he Other Party. Any lady or gentleman, therefore, who may have obtained his or her consent to be married, has merely to write to Mr. Punch, ordering “ the break- fast and the usual accessories.”

If wished, one of Mr. Punch’s young men will attend a party ‘desirous to be mar- ried, with d uorreotypes of Other Parties on hand. he selected Party exchanged, if not approved of, but, in the case of a lady, not later than twelve o'clock, or if a gentleman, than six o'clock, on the day preceding that of the ceremony. Hair and teeth warranted, but neither age nor temper. Any amount of certificates and testimonials, however, may be had asto any point. Mr. Punch hav' engaged several ernincnt Begging-Letter ritere to manu- facture these to order.'

Arrangements with the leading Ladies’ Establishments in the metropolis and sub- urbs, enable Mr. Punch, to olfer selec- tions from an assortment of the most chann- ing Bridemaids who ever cried before or aller. Due regard will, of course, be had in producing, or in avoiding, contrast between alady and her bridal attendants. A group of old maids, with undeniable wigs, kept for occasions when ounger br desmaids may be deemed undesirable.

Several elegant young gentlemen, with others of more mature years, have been eug , and will alive I be ready to enact the Bride room's ll-ien s, brothers, cousins, school-fe ows, or any other relations that

-may be desirable. (Parties finding their own late need be under no apprehension for t eir spoons, a police-man, disguised as a city uncle, invariably accompanying the pni-ty,] Moustaches, or not, as may be e ore .

A heavy father, either for Bride or Bride- groom, can be provided and he will be warranted to sob audibly at the ceremony, and, if wished, to embrace the clergyman couvulsivoly, and call for water in the

ry. He will be furnished with a chaste-

ly_ pathetic speech for the breakfast. A comic gentleman will also be sent to return thanks for the bridesmaids, and Jlr. Puvu:lt’s connexion with the journal bearing his name is a warranty for this party being supplied with novel and discreet jokes.

Clergy furnished according to the views of the prrties. Those of the Clspham School entail a somewhat increased expense on account of their large consumption 0 the table, a Puseyito will also be charged extra on account of the cost of the dress, which caa.be used for no other pur- pose except on the fifth of November); but it is suggested that this oilicial be left to Mr. Ptsnclfs selections, he undertaking on no account to introduce an rishman.

A member of parliament (with a speech), a family solicitor (clerks with parchments perpetually in the way, extra,) a peer, a banker, or any other character which may he then ht desirable to enhance the celat of the aéair, will be supplied at the shortest notice. Any number‘ of foreign noblemen without additional charge, and with orders, ribbons, and broken En lish complete.

Attached servants 0 both sexes, who have known either arty, as may he wished, since childhood w'l be included, and will cry violently, either inthe hall, or when bringing in coffee, or at any cue which may be arronged. A white headed old butler, with an agonised benediction on his youn master or mistress (whose father save his litb), may be had, but as he is on the stat!‘ of a suburban theatre this touching efi'ect must be arranged so as not to inter- thrc with his hour for rehearsals elsewhere. A fashionable millinor and a lira rate tailor always in waiting.

Love-letters, as as also letters of congra- tulation, with wedding presents from dis- tant friends in constant readiness. Senti- ments of such cornmuuications inserted to order, and warrented to read well when banded round. JV’. B. Clirisleni s on a similar system, and everything except

the Baby.

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Ci.svan Davies or A Fnsitcii Taisr.-— A tliioi recently entered one of the fashion- nlfla randy made linen shops in ‘Paris, and asked to see sundry articles for his wife, for whom,’ he said,‘ he was preparing a pleasant surprise, “ But." said he to the attending damsel, “ ‘I wish to be sure of a correct fit, flywfiio aboutyoar height; she has like V‘; a has figure, the carriage of a son.

in ronfit - ow:-r. --.«=- my -i - I- just yoursiso, or.v'ory near it, to try on this cheinhovsrynr dress?"

She com lied, .,.fi...-"""*.‘.“'i. :.*,'"““':r......'r ‘":.:;... :.':.; gg flttrgo ' . Hothen a dossn li elidfito francs each. Thesbspglrl film, atteurfled to take oftho clie-

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Gas Company. -r-sov-rsiosui. colisi-r-i-as:

Hen. Dsnisi. Basrusi, Chairman;

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Hon. Charles Young. H°l- W- w- UNI. Hon. Charles Hens s , Hos. Jose Pops. rsuels wort .. Jsmss We hlasbsw, Hen: Hssurd. Esq on. G Birnio, re. s Beet. James D.; amid. Esq” G00!!! Demoll. EIG- THE supsriorit and advantages of Gasover every other method, discovered for lighting Towns are so self-evident and so universally selmowl . that it would be so rlluous to dilate on the subject’ and it is only surprising that, while every Town and considerable Vil in Grant B in, as also many

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'l‘owns in the honri Provinces. are lighted la 6... nm. the Capital of rinse Edvard lsh-6.-hos be 1s‘till in darspesg. d ass is ' sratum. it is now proposed,

form a J‘:iIi.iI Stockceonipsny-to be Incorporated b an Act of the

turo-—with s subscribed Cnplt of£800o, in I Shsroa.of£llas to managed by a body of Dirsotors,anuualIy chosen by the Share- holders.

As many ofthe inhabitants of Charlottetown may be com iativoly uuacquaiutod with the practical rssultso Gas Com ‘as. it m be proper to ob- serve, that a Joint took Company for the purpose of lighting the Town with Gas, can hardly be call rpccslatios; bocanssitisuow ssesrui , byr e- rsuos to the annual Reports and Dividends of t oGss Companies of Great Britain, and some of the neigh- bouring Colonies, that wherever they have been managed with ordinary prudence and economy, they have yielded noertnlu and steady return of annual interest on the capital invested.

Previous to bringi the scheme before the public, the Provisional Committee had been in correspond- ence with competent parties, both in the neighbor- ' Provinces and in Great Britain, and from the inoruiation thus obtained, and the estimates they have received. they are of opinion that the Land, Buildings, Apparatus, Machinery and Pipes requi- site to enable the Company to go fully into operation, may he aoquireld and completed for and with the

re Ia .

P o enable the Company to commence operations at once, and on the most advstsgoous terms, it has been resolved that a deposit of £1 5:. pr share be paid on the allocation of shares, and t t no further call be made, till the Act of Incorporation be obtained; and that such further calls shall be

yablo by such instalments, and at such intervals, as the Directors mav judge most convenient for the Shareholders and the requirements of the Com-

ii . p.A’lthough certain spirited individuals were pre- pared tp subscribe the wlI_ole of requisite Capi- tsl, it is_ deemed but fair to give the public an §'l’.l’°'§.'i".'.'.’.'.t§’.'."".l!i°' "iii "' "’° ‘ll.'.".'.'.lfi'.‘.'..°' u ' a or is pu tion List will rhinain open at II:“0llice of RI: Lawsois, Interim Secretary to the Committee,-— more ‘than oao—half of the Shares being already

subscribed. JOHN LAWSON, In. Secretary. February 3, 1858.

II? 0]lc¢—-D¢sBri'say‘s Buildings, Quus-strut. some door as the Clerk of Commissioners of Ssioll Dsbts—vr ITAIII.

In addition to its greater economy, Gas Light may also be rooouuced safer than any other ordi- nary L’ ht. t produces no spnrlis—-it cannot be carols: y placed in contact with bed curtains, or substances easil ignited, and it requires scarcely any attention. t may be turned down in an instant to the most minute speck of llarue, ready to be restored to full brilliaucy when necessary, by the simple turning of the stop cock; and even when it escapes by the carelessness of an attendant, or a defect in the fittings, it at once indicates the acci- dent to the whole household, by the disafesable s which it occasions. '

From the large quantity which must be mixed with atm heric air before it becomes explosive, it is scarce y possible that this accident should oc- cur, in any ordinary apartment, even if the Ga- wero allowed to escape for the purpose. And as its small so instantl indicates its presence in eels lars, or other con nod situations, where it may have escaped in puanlity Iiom the accidental break- ing, or leakage o a pipe, it is only by the greatest carelessness, o:'n'¥ucrsuce. that a ight will be ap- roachod to it, ore it has been allows’? toesca y the free admission of air. here “ no such thing as the hunting of a pipe, or the blowing up

n Gasomoter.

Rnnarivs Exrs'.isssi.—'I1is relative cost of Gas has been gsnerall considered not to exceed one- third to one-half a cost of tallow candles.

EAJJIII LAW PE'.I'I'.I'ION'. AIITIES havi charge oftbe MJIINE Law

PETITIO throughout the Islnnd,aro respect- fully requested to use their best exertions to have the same signed, as numeronsly and speedily as ible, it being necessary that c said Petition shou d be re-

turned ou or before the firot day March next.

N. B.—Il.eturn the Petition by some careful hand. addressed to Mr. J. W. Morrison, No. 8, Queen Street. Charlottetown.

JAMES MORRIS, Soc’y. of Con. Com. Charlottetown, Feb. ‘I, 1858.

NOTICE.

utako immediate payment of the amount Bout due

by them to the Subscriber; who isdaly authorised to

receive and grant rocoiplts fort same. " . HEATH HAVILAND.

srristsr-at-Law.

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Queen Square, Nov. 89, I852.

ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.

Between Spring and Brooms Streets, Broadway, NEW YORK. IIEADWELL. ACKER Gt Co., Paorsiss-ens. This magnificent Maannn Ho'rs:i., unequalled ' ' r ty and ‘n all the appliances that con comfort and luxury, will be opened about the lot December next, by the Sub- scribers. Centrally situated between the fashionable and business portions of the city, it presents unrivalled point of location. The edilco was ossrs. Tansnwnu. & . .

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J. I’. TBBADWELL, J. I’. ACIIEII, V. WHITCOIB. New York. November 30. I851. TWO ITBAY IWI BHISP. with both ears eat of have ' Dseesibsr hot. ’l‘hs0 I i Kinetic. Kalil ii. Pflr Ifleld Bridge, Lot Feb. ista, isss. __ TIAY BHEEI'.—A Wethu , ‘§'besssnthol§Isr’s~I"svn nu’ in

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FALL SUPPLY. SUBSCRIBER. osrsa FOR SALE, a GENERAL ASSO MENT

BRITISH MANUFAIZTUREI) GOODS, MILLINERY, &.c. it... tut arrived per Bsrqno Sh Great Gorge Street. 03. I8, I58.

Cheap! Cheap! Cheap for Cash! At the Gsasnat. llnrosi-roar of BRITISH MERCHANDIZE ll! 'lVlIE Bobssi-ibersliavo pleasure in announcing

totheir uamsvou remit, and thoPub ,tbs arrival of their Poll and Winter

srocx F GOODS,

iig almost every article In the Trade; which

are now open for inspection. and havi beeuseloctod,

as vs favorable terms, will be so at extremely

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ens. I A'nsnl call illbotsth d of w‘ ry.. w savantags

prsssat - A. & J. DUNCAN ds Co. Dorchsster-st.. Oct. 26, I861.

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Glasgow and Manchester House.

AVID WILSON, No. 8. Ricinroirn S-rnsrr,

has JUST BFCEIVED, per Brig Jllszander,

roni Liverpool, pool, and other arrivals from Halifax, a large addition to hisvory estonsise STOCK of

BRITISH, EAST INDIA, AMERICAN,

and WEST INDIA GOODS. Among which he has particularly to recommend to notice. a very clioico so sctiun of articles suitablefor the Season, consisting of Woollen Shawls, Twosds, Orleans, Tartaas. Ermine Cloaking, Black Lace Flounciug, Lady Msyorus and Duchess Shawls, Cashmere Dresses, Woollen Broad Cloths, cf,a|l colours, Flannsls, Bed Quilts, Great Coats, Blankets, Carpeting,Msrseillos Counterpanss, &c. die.

A

Lee. A general assortment of Tens, Loaf. Crashed and Brown Su ar, Molasses, Coffee, Snail’, Drugs, Oi Window lass, Crockeryware, Glassware, Fancy Sosps,Ccnfsctionery, &c.. &c., all of whi rs at unprecedented low prices for prompt payment.

No. 8, Richmond Street, Nov. I6. 1852.

GREAT BARGAINS By Wholesale and Retail, A1‘ ’l'IllAIN'I conirsn.

HE Subscriber has just opened a GENERAL

and Extensive Assortment of DRY GOODS,

of British and American Manufsohrss, suitable for the season.

Groceries. Hardware, Esrtlissmcrs, West India

r ace of every description, Brandies, S irits, Hollands Gin and Run. Teas, Sole Leather, £c., &c.

The above being on consignment. and all of the very best quality, will be sold at the lowest prices for CASH only, until the First of April.

Couisrnr Dnansns in particular will find'it to their advantage to call and examine his Stock.

FREDK. P. NORTON.

Jan. 18, I858.

WHOLESALE.

ILLIAM ELLIOT & Co.. of BOSTON United States, Merchants, have constantly on

hand at Charlottetown, P. E. Island, a large sup ly of the following articles which will be disposed o as

is as they can possibly be imported for viz:—

e late, Cocos, Crushed S sr, Colce, Sugar, Muscovado, Sn sr, Molasses, lour, Navy Bread, Cheese. Spirits, inegsr, Candles. Son , To- bacco, Rosin, Pitch, Tar, Buckets and Tubs, c.

Please a to their at, ' "I, A‘. HENRY PALMER.

September as. ism.

JUST RECEIVED, A mrther Supply of New Goods, AT 'I1*IE LONDON HOUSE, per Steamship Canada via Halifax - HE latest styles in Mnntlos and Dress Materials, viz. :—Norwich glacoe Volenas,satin-stripe craps Luntres, lobes in new styles; L oneso Cloth in varied colours; Gents. fancy winter eating; Ladies’ white and black satin Slippers; do. French, Morocco and patent leather Slippers ; white Kid Gloves; extra French white satin Ribbons; Ladies’ mohair Nets; purse, Barbers‘ and Tailors‘ coloured wists. .1 large variety of Jrticles suitable for Christmas Boxes and Min Year‘: Gr’/Is. 2000 Pieces of En lish and American ROOM PAPEIIING, from per piece upwards; Paper window Curtains, very handsome.

A choice lot of TEAS, very cheap; moist and London Loaf SUGAR, Puncheons Molasses, superior Currauts,Raisius. Candied Citron, S ices of all kinds, Starch, Soap, Candles, Mustard, ' ‘

, Redwood, Alum, Sole Leather, dtc. &c. or Sale by the Subscriber at his usual low rates, or ruossr-r rairnrartr. HENRY HASZABD. Great George-street, Charlottetown, Doe. II, 1852.

Cheap! Cheaper ! ! Cheapest I ll

'1‘ THE MANCHESTER HOUSE, No. 4, Grnllou Street, North SideQuoen Square,

a carefully-selected Stock DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY. CBOCKERY AND

GLA ARES '

W American and West India Goods siid Groceries, are new opening for Sale at very low‘ rates for Cash. JOHN ARCHIBALD MACDONALD. December 2, 1852.

PARIS EATS. ‘RECEIVED r “ Sia Ai.sxsisnsit,” from the Mnnufactory o TIIOIIAI Towirsisn. Lon- don, for sale cheap lbr Cash, at the STORE of the Subscriber, " DAVIE’ CORNER," Queen-square,

THREE CASES OF’ THE .480 PE. superior Par’! Hats, Izs. tld. to no. Do with Merino uudsrs,

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Lsmsrtiso S Clerical Hate—wlth Moilno 0 Doug uaisut Id. . AN III. DAVIES; January 21,1053. \

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tii: Subscriber olsrs for sat. n in. i>m.n...

Corner of Pownsl and Water Streets, opposite lrfihint Ho W. W. Lord:

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the Eats , , _ u. Pans. ice Iv Ilhth. one B GAB_

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DD 0. O» Bbls. superfine Canada FLO B. Liver P as Honey Dew TOBACCO Bags Jamaica and Cuba COFFEE

Bsgsstesui-w NAII8. -nary sapssur'

Hall’-do. Ssechosgdo. '

Bosss Can AXIS sad HATCHETS

da sen UIOVIS. II.‘ It, Ie.1'Issd so inshu

Bssss " Wflttemovoh" WOOL‘ CAIDI

With the usual sasfi ofothsr artldns. aI.ao, ss.ose Ilsvssaa IIOAII», ' will be sell a . I tlsss Isyonso IIIAWII I la.‘ ~ < .1 - WILLI I 1‘. AW.

Charlottetown. Jon._Il- 1 Uh’ - '

VI OILS WAN ID! %ld‘ahoet|'Outp..|O sss,ins;ouus

cmmm’ ‘ rum xiii“ ”‘s5‘m'‘' ‘

J. GILLI'GAN,

rest George Strem.

AS now o n_s full and com lets J genuine BUGS sud IIEDICIN S, sis, viitc Soars, 1, ., .

Toilet Ssts_— Bohemian. cut and blown glass; Tooth. Neil, and Ihav B lo ltct'n’and trans- parent handles; III‘ and Infant Brnslsu—niIriorod - inlaid; Coinhs, Book and Sldo—tsrsolss.

bslh o. and German shall; Lnbin's, Delorois. Pat- Is ‘I. and Rigg Perfumery; goat's. Poohst Mirrors J WELRY--gold and liver Rings and (Old Pens and Cases. ladies‘ and ant's. ' pearl inlaid Port-uisnnoiss; India B-nbherToys, llw children; gold, silver and pearl Beads; fnnsy Paper Wait: and Polka Bells, Perfume Satchels and Cash . c., o.

English ickles, Sauces and Mustard,- PAINTS. OILS, AND DYE STUFF-‘S, soldto atoustssndclinrges. CAMPHENE. OIL. and BURNING FLUID.

Cnacxsns—wine, sods, butter, water and sugar; Ciisssa, English and American; Cake Ornniueiits

'I'°.;l.'.‘i3?‘.:.’:f.‘.'1 ‘.’."..‘.'."'-.‘.".:'..'.".‘:.1.‘:‘.?. Ildfiolswainderiseovsredw In 'l‘|irws-so-puns-usnuutusi-suns,

Me1db'l:gn'dio'B.iver snail hs‘p“posito be“ "3:

°°""“‘l' ' P"'.“‘.% Of the i’.--. Bsrbssnssd

Ilrrtrdud nconory.

For him: particulars spplyDt_o l 813W x

Caps Treversulsb; rs. rots} ' aw‘. T. FOR I ‘t, ‘

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no IO 1 II and to _ 5* .tiinsin- dsr covered with good wood. There is a Pain at Ilsa

:«'*'..'.‘..‘.'..‘*‘."'i-V:.'..‘.".:="'.""'.'.'- ' . .°‘:;.....,."’-'“‘ :'::.°'.....- '. ...:.f' "'*'*."""' 1"“ " °- is ,- on so o , , . or . &c-.6!-c. Pm. my " I ‘Select GROOERIES, Lsaion Syrup, Raspberry 1 On the Vinegar. toaghton ttern ; Canoe Cove, Lot 0!, Oct. 7, IBIS. |’0’It'I(‘iER, {ALE & LIME JUICE. F T -_ ._ fig‘ . . ltavag earefnlly selected the above arm on. the 3-yon R0. . mg.-;|.l3k=i|;f"',:°ns_-;.:':-I;-:_rk°¢ Tm ‘l'°'P°' and FOR SALE, tbs Leasehold Interest of

JV. B.-—Sss Jldoertiumant of lhiit, Qc., §c., equally low. Doc. 21, I852. BANKING N OTICB. ' ' nos snths " Bank of British North Am ” at Halifax, and on the outs of the Bank at New York, for any Amount at Sig t ; and will give Bills of Exchange on Halifax or Boston, at any S ht under Ninety days. The Subscriber w I also Cash his own Cheques of £I0, and under, on presentation at his Ofice. Bills of Exchs bought, and Promissory Notes

discounted as usun . CHARLES YOUNG. Charlottetown, February 14, I858. tlw

THE Subscriber begs to intimate that in order to dispose of his valuable Stock of Woolen, Cotton, Silk and Liusu Goods, Hats, Furs. Carpetings, Glass, Earthenware and China, &c.,-—ho will until the lot of MAY next, allow 5 per cent., on all pur- chases, for CASH on deliver . WILLIA HEARD. On Hand—A few Tons of Anthracite Calm. Figure Heads. Coal Tar, Bath Brick. 20 TONS of HEJILOCK TIM- BER wanted, for a Breast- work. to be delivered by the Int JUNE

nest, apply to WILLIAM HEARD.

Those Persons whose Accounts are two vs mouths overdue. are hereby notilisd. that legal steps will be resorted to ' quired. unless settled at once.

15,000 Havanna CIGARS, Ia Salvador Broad. El President, and El Sol,-

........'!;'.’..’°l{‘..i.'...'..."2.".‘l'....."'-‘ '.'}“'..‘.."" °-""' live of which are cleared and in s hzhtomoi tillage, and there is a than of water run. sisgthrssgb ii. For fu or psrtleelsrss to ..K)HN Lfllt.

Charlottetown. May II, I851.

For Sale, or to Let, HE D\V.I.'3.:LlN(zI:l(:I'5‘9BE.2ul-house, and Pro- _m'”v s afllfflflflill No. 8. Th: Itsngs, Letter 3. Application to bounds to D. ri.sois. Charlottetown. or to wlfiblgfl Ssisnsasoir, Esq., Gnorggflowg, Nov. I0, I85’. R SALE, that eligib situated House and Pro- mises at the head of uses Street, neat to Fos- tor’s corner. The Land com ises a usual of a Town Lot. No. 79, 8d Hun rod in C rlottotown. There are I Itooins on the hut tloor, and 6 on the second, and a spacious Attic. and an sxonllsstcsllar under the whole House. The Building is nearl new, and could at n Iittlo espouse be at in o purchase money wouId be main secured on the Premises. WILLIAM SCANTLEBUBY. January 4. I858.

Eligible Building Lots for Sale. Foe SALE rivr: eligible Building LOTS ad .1

or. allowed to re

oiuiug the Tao ard of Mr. Richard Hearts and musing I60 feet on rent G a Street. and 04 feet on Fitz Boy Street. Eov Terms of Sale and plans of the property, a lcstioa to he made to T. I-Ina-rit HAVILAND, ., Barrister-at-Law, at his Oloo in uoon Square. September 21, 1851.

Mrs. For-sytli OULD respectfully lniiinsto to the Ladies of Charlottetown and its vicinity, and of the Island in general, that she has got received a F A L L S U P L Y

of all ‘articles in her line.

.A"'°' Eml roidsred Drosses,ArMcisl Flowers, and Patterns ']‘HRmIm'gsB31:-N&:;i“b;1°'.f§§‘ Berin.Work. win be four to merit inspection. sin m cm W ‘um ’ ‘’ ‘-'‘’'' 0"". ". '°"*.".'-“'P'.°*'- "Om-