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Tur trade of St. John is increasing Ip volume at the rate of 40 to 60 per cent.

month. Yet the Oppesition papers are not

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isaster. Over |

All the in-|

Frow England another terrible twe hundred lives were lost. ventions of the nineteenth century are vain. | It see:ns to be impossible to prevent ex- plosiens in the English coal mines.

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colliery

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Sin Leonaxp Tinney, Sim ALEXANDER) Campsect. and James McDonatp visited Halifax, and inspected its manufac turing establishments, in which it is re- ported they found ‘visibly increased acti- vity and development as the result of the National Policy.” ;

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Tas contract for the construction and maintenance of the Pacific Railway, which Sir John McDonald and Sir Charles Tup- is in principle,

have

per have just concluded, substantially idential with the ssheme first proposed by Sir John. If our advices are eorrect, the only material difference is, that some of the financiers of New York, (who were before to be excluded) are now to give a hand te the work, and have a finger in the pie. Had Sir John been permitted to earty his plans out in 1873, the railway would in all probability, be now well-nigh and the country none the worse—perhaps ail the better —off. But the fatuous folly of the Grits, prevailed fer a season; and the great North-West seven years; and

eonztructed,

country lest, in time, Canada, in money, as many millions of del- ars. It will be interesting, now that his strep gest plank is swept away, to anticipate Mr. Blake’s next move «n Opposition.

ot nd ale ate Tue Patriot does well to call attention to the necessity of care on the part of conduc- tors. If the conductors are half as reckless in their driving as the Patriot is in its stateinents, there is serious eause for alarm. We can weil understand how a long immu- nity fiom accident is likely to beget care- lessness in those responsible for the safety of trains. We know that owing to this eir- eumstances, many passengersare exceedingly reckless, lounging about the platformand get ting on and off when the train is in motionin @ way fairlyterrifying to those who kuow the danger ; and it may be that the train hands are also, at times, somewhat forgetful. But if our information is correct (and we be- lieve it is) the particular train to which the Patriot referred, was drawn by one of the little English engines, which cannot pos- sibly run at the rate of thirty-five or forty miles jan hour. The Patriot's informant

musi, therefore, have been unduly nervous

and excited; for he has _ greatly misjudged the speed of the train. The Patriot's fling at the conduetors

was not at all necessary. Taken for all inj all, there is not a more careful and obliging staff of conductors on any line in Canada, |

than there is on our railway.

they are Island boys, they have been weil}! Oo in ‘tront and excel in the arts of war.

trained under the euperintendancy of Mr. , Mckechnie, and probably know as well |: how todo their duty, as it ought to be done, as if they were outsiders or foreiguers,

Tue Georgetown Adsertieer bes under- | taken a task which he has proved himself’ unable to perform ; viz., to show that the figures published by us, in our issue of the 3rd inst., were incorrect. In making 4 graded

com parison between two schools,

the only fair and honest way to do 80 18 to take the averages of each school, embracing

all the grades, as was done by us in the}

statement referred to. This the Advertiser has not done, but has compared the sup- plements received by the teachers of the five highest grades of West Kent Street | School, with those of all the teachers of all} the grades of Queen Square School. The

latter has its Infants’ Departments as well

as the former; and therefore the only fair comparison that can be made is that of the averages of all the departments of each acheol. As the West Kent Street Schoo! has one grade higher than any department ef Queen Square School, no injustice can possibly have been done the latter in the comparison which we made. The remarks made respecting the supplements will ap- ply also to the daily average attendance of the two schools. It would be manifestly unfair to compare the daily average‘attend- ance of the jive highest departurents of West Kent Street School with the daily average attendance of all the departments of Queen Square Schoo!, as the latter would embrace the Infant departments, while the former would not doso. It is well known that the lower grades of ail schools have the highest daily average attendance.

sdaneliiiea A Rev. Mr. Wixpd gives up, it is said, an

$8,000 position in Brooklyn, N, Y., for one of 000 in Bond street, Toronte. If the rumor true, the fact is remarkable.

i season

did results in th

Though} i

epi éad¢te oy Béarmne Local and Gther seas. Srp Rospert Hopeson 1s very ill.

, r’ > ? 7: F 3 well attended, THE market to-day W ike W ell ¢

| Prices unchanged.

cness at the

Stipendiary rr forenoon, ;

Four casks of dr

Mas gis trate’s Court t

2 - Music and iiamond |

xers for the Academy of are now kept at the Zookstore. ‘his 1s a great conve nience. scibielialen

un OYSTERS,-—.he tirst of thi

FarsH BRDEQt Irie i, st wed, Raw, and on the bs alf - Sin pa.

pla og the Hall i

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shell at the ‘* Lorne Restaurant.

— A Tres p nident ol the JOUTRAL BAYS Mr. Robe rt ites) j Lp rh Ui ow’s ch illenve. Que match 4 ‘low any day

mmons

WAENERA GRANT, 16 18 said, will resiae permanently in Washington. He likes best to live in the White House ; but failing in that, to live as near it as he can.

ihe. © ; \ ag Kenny, Miss O Stanley, tr oil

DePaARTURES.—Mr., Mrs. and Miss Con | laster ‘T} nomas ‘ in eee Be M WER STOCK | in stance Ings left inthe early ti ain this morn j James K MeCa lum, Miss Me rage Oi so S r, - ing for Himouski, where the two latter join} Coy, Miss Le coy, Mi 5 ee ape cage He = the R. M. 8. Polynesian < Kurope, on Satur- | Miss Hughes, } Mis 3 IN ee eee ‘ ee "hie : ; day next. Mr. Ings proceeds on to the ( pper| Kennedy, Mr burke, 186 ° Fer «aa wr —OFr— ~ yenvince M: h oan, Mrs Brenan, Alisstes fet I BON N=) IN THE—- ; Provinces. ee Miss Creed, Mrs W Breen, Mrs UO Rockley,

ing Horsxs.— Yesterday morning Messrs. | Miss Campbell, A Met CAD, Miss " id. i Inglis and Ferguson brought tw elve very fine; chester, Mis ‘3 onway, ae ~ a ; a, f A A AT} MY ()R MUSIC, draught horses from P ki I. 4 hey were put] Aiex: snder MeInmis, W » we yi r ins in Mr. J. B. Hamm's stables, King *quare, drahan, Miss Cons \ Iss ah Nevan, re u i and will be sent to Boston by to-morrow | Mic Pad 1 Mrs Joacn, MISS McKenna, ee f a DS ote

St. John & S Ms ‘toll, Miss Me Done ” Mrs MeDonald, ; :

morniug’s boat.

On and after September 14th, and until furt her notice, the steamer Southport will, on Market days, leave Prince street wharf for Ro ky Ve int, Westville and Shaw’s Wharf at 3.30 p. m., returning 6.30 p. in. Excursion tickets sold for after

neon trips. —Sept. 5, 41a.

CHanas or TIME,

} . PBVOUt

Tuprer.—The friends cf Rev. Dr. Tupper will be serry to learn—-and we miuc h regret to inform them- that he is dis- abled by an attack of paralysis, and caunot walk without assistance, A very brief note from our aged friend says: ‘‘ fam submis- sive. Evi lently I cannot expect (we think it;

Rev. Dr.

is) much more.—Christian Messenger. LiGHTHOUSE rr JUBLE. -For some days past the Inspectar of Fisheries, under Com-|

mission from the Privy C peasy has been en cag ed at the Clit WY . ie

the management of the .vew j »ndon i, ig} t-

house, Over twe by witnesses have been ex- amined. We have not heard the resuit of the enquiry. —- ‘

QvuEen’s County Exectron.—The Central Committee met again lass evening. The re- perts received from ditierent parts of the coun- try were quite encouraging. ‘The third dis- trict has already gone to work. We are now more than ever satistied that the electors of Queen’s County are prepared to give ‘* The Canada Temperance Act, 1878’ a fair trial. The sad circumstances surroundin g¢ the latest trafiic in thie- city,

the pious, the educated,

‘people fer action, with

victim to the rum calis

loucly to the Gone the be vee part of «

as little delay as p< sible, for the protection of { Georg N Cat re yell, Calitornia; J A McKay, « iti 43 F oo ° oO” . . o*¢ ; y | those ybo are ubabie t f themselves. surnIneTslidate P Mil iS, «dite: James i than ul igs, ag Fustl lal 18, orduroys, Seen aterm Mt St ywart; James KR { ‘YWark. do; John Leek Coating 108 (Pla ain and Fancy tus Advertizer learns that ‘‘the Deminion}| lor, Kgmont Pay; George Ulark, Mt Stewart; } VI : 1.1} (;overnment has LOrTw irded to the King’s} Jam C& nigeil, LYOO, WiaSs5 iiss MebDon- Pant Cloths, . . 85 Oo ton, Rieeee Abiae i? (Vuesoh? lye vy FF { OV y Ri fle so0ciabioOn, tiie al aes ed - 2 —— ~e <<’ S a oss bef \\ NT RYTPRRYUE , Ww RIGES e eT: uaa f< ir compe titi rT} an 1 tl Oav arr: feo tiimarshb an i Wi siorell; Pred vy Sha LW, Al EXT RE MELY LO e. v u he g ; rrang¢ 1A ase meuts are how in progress fora meeting att rham, Maine apt I Gallant, Tiguish; G cee es , ere. g F Bent “i ; ers N S seorgetown range on fri the 17th inst ames bent, Am ee ; Chis 1s the tirst grant of the kind ever give ra} ROCKLIN HOUSE, saab ic anand t y r althonah t) 4 22 i i’p ea xy > te A ngs County, aithouga Queen's and Prince Sent 9—Walter Deane. Port Hawkesbury;

have been receiving the ailotted sum for seve- ral years past, and itis to be hdped that a larger number than usual will compete at th coming match. Though the sum is not very large, 1t has already been productive of splen countie Beet nad if those men are capa ble of co mpe ting with the Dominion, we feel certain that hing’s County icn, With due ment, and regula: practice: Will also in a little time come to the AS it 1s, though contending against very heavy edds, m o of therm have acored well ; therefore We look forwaid to rapid improvement in future.

2 Ne it ynb Ping

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ccibicanciiiaiaibahionmsen THE origination of the fire at Mr. Sy dftey Grey's, on Tuesday morning, is somewhat mysterious, It was tirst attributed to in- cendiarism, but such a suspicion has since been discovered to be a mistake. An incen- diary could have ng objectin applying the torch to a house occupied by such a peaceable and well disposed citizes City Marshal has bee: matter, and has arrived at a first-class sup position, which is worthy of note, and were 1t not for our timate acquaintance with the Marshal, we should be tuclined to hint that none bu ‘apracticalillustrat ionin the past could suggest such an apt supposition. ié 1s this: A young r man addic ‘ted to that horrid vice of smoking cigars, : accompacied a young woman to a house | in the vicinity, and while iu con ver- sation, say in the rear of Mr. Grey’s, laid his lighted cigar on the bottom of the water spout. Departing, he left the cigar, which smouldered until early morn, when it ignited the conductor and set tire to the house. Now, this may or may not be the cause of the fire, but, the Marshal deserves credit for deep thought. However, we don't ‘think the young lady will give him due credit for his suppo S1- tion.

Af re o " sie 1 as DIT, t>Tey. ihe 2

‘thinking up ” the

=e ACADEMY OF Mc sic.—-‘* Dora” and “2,450” have been on the ‘seirt the past twe nights, to the great satisfaction audiences. In the farce, **2450,” Mr. Lindley appeared as the most absurd monstrosity, iiis gyrations, twists, tu rns and facial char gs were marvelions, aud the audience greeted his performance with roars. This evening, Mr. L: J. Walliams, our excellent tenor, appears in an Irish opera, “Rose of Killarne y.” ‘This quaint eld opera, in which Moore’s melodies and the gems of Irish song are features, will be produced at the Academy. The Fairy} ‘“Filandaune’ “of the Irish leger ids is the motive power, andthe love of ‘ Kate Kear- ney” the interest of the opera, w hilet the} humors of Ned Kyan he! ‘ps to enliven a pro- duction in which there is the finest of Hiber- nian music. Mr, L. J. Wiiliams will sing the teaor part, in which there isa superabundauce of ballads, and Miss Violet Campbell the contralto part. She introduces *‘An Exile from Erin,” ‘‘The Harp that once,” &&. We bespeak a good house fer the benetit of Harry Lindley. We think our citizens shonld give

| him a hand, as he has worked hard to give us

ton Courthou > enquirfog into} !

and amusement or the}

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. ‘ , tg : + \ tiie] | Quinn, ( BF Whittier

id fary McDonald, iss 4 ” n al Mary Movonadt, : - ’ . a ‘ \ \% . ‘ Moeleod. the Mi s McLean (4), iiss Mar ii Mat, ait A aa a1: Mea Phe Miss Melssac, 118s

es vit Yt in rs side Bees Z

Palte % fea

nt heathy and i Fali ‘ smnusement ! : ” Gocens Hall, and ; : : li * heen we | pure so far, tit efforts San lit | ; we ll rewarded as tney Ent Ww r } B,. —_— ‘ | { Vrcestel ailed for Bos ton HE ’ \ | oon . e i al ith g cargo “ onsist iD pl f 864. Sr eae rt er shipped DY Mr. | 4 ? 4 ty Ke: hus that . + 5 Io} Er | ; harl macKere:, and i a Oil rucnes ks ‘ vay ‘ . | nt 4 - i ; hee Ly sundry ship 1 ol wOX eggs, : * eee ei had siso | 6UNS jollowimyg passen pers, eure ba i : 1D Of Swan Corcoran, Mra Jas, : ; VV bil : | Ro f M ire Ch Hume, Mr Jobn rf "7 53 - . : r \A Nast hall Virs Me Donald, iV Donald Ty ot VV cyh1bCs ’ og Ph, Mi ioy. Miss McLeod, Miss oe nme | Miss McPhee, Miss Daley, MISS | McD \ A Viel aod Viiss Vibe PPTL AE, John atl on eee W Vinal

ald, " Vinal, | Nirs Miss VY Crillas; ie, Muss

Jame! Baker 4 Daley, «A \\ hiite, A | 5 an a: A r

3; MeDon- 1

M ‘ i Miss Miss Gunip, M3188 i, ' : \J Nicholson, \iiss

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comastt wor us?

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. » th rison, WLtss vec Pale 2 . Mr vicinnis, rs

tat { \ McA ae is . 4

Mi wilh yiiss Manning, 4 LSS Ae a C oo SF ow

Browa, Master Brown, Airs McLean, Miss

McMurray, Mrs Mun ree Mre Vialone, Miss Aina Scott, Kelly Miss aranen:

Pidgeon, \liss Renny, Master I, Kenny,

Mrs Kenny,

Mrs Samphy, Mrs Nicho! , Miss Samphey, 1 - W Croak, Mary Mrs Suiane Oreale Saw ated. WV Croak, Mary Croak, Miss M Croak, Mrs B W Shevherd, Mrs J O Kelly, Miss Kelly, Master i’ T Kel- iV, Miss Kose, Mrs MeDonald.

. : - > 77 wde Weather Bulletin.

Probabilities for the next 24 hours jor the i NY fy

: . . Maritime Provinces. Tenia Toron7o, Sept. 10,

terly to northerly gales; cloudy to ARK NOW SELLING OFF THEIR

throughout

Northeas rainy days. the Maritime Provinces,

va ~ Summer

i CYT I 7

Sterm signals are up

COMPRISING IN

RANKIN HOUSE. Sept. 9.-- C vile. Morvel wits tes a Dy 88 GOGES, ae EW hitter, sy Renkin Pe Jettier | Beives, ee Certs, . Lustres, Casumeres, Verinos,

Souris; J

:

Midmart ;

fast; Chas.

; : NT? ees

Mrs. H H Bevier; Miss A D < er,

N. ¥: Mrs S A. Billings, New Vork oe Montreal

REVERE HOUSE.

I

Iolrmmar I afimer,

Sept 7—James Pender, St John, N B; Jas Johnston, Annandale J B *mithers, St Jobn, NB; Dr DF W bitte n, peatens W H Carwick, loronto Ont; W Peterson, Summers ide; - Wm it Mitchells Ne R L Ellis P do: RN Stro1 Dg, do. Sept 9—Revy Thomas W j yhr ston, | ra- paud; D E Clark, Orwell.

OSBORNE HOUSE,

Sept. 8.—M McInnis, St Peters Bay; Geo Forbes. Vernon River; Bernard McDonald, Grand River; EF ather tra cis MecDon: uli i, St

=

Summer Tweeds,

Peter Connors, Summerside; Mrs Stewart and

1323 eg ea two children, Boston; Mirs Brockley, de; Miss ri: . : ; ot . Po ¢ LILe MeDonald, Cardigan; Sarah Campbell, Monta- Che ap W HELE one: Annie Sanphy, Cardigan; John Orwell, Duncan ee Ciyde : iver,

Sample, Mentazgue; Alexander Dixon, H Bently,

Cotton, sh bere Che 2p Grey Cotton, | Be ;|Cheap Feather Ticking, -|Cheap Table Linens,

’ t 4C Leod

t : Capt Jo u Stewart, a Ss Kensing

‘ ; ‘ \ ton; AK C Hell a,

SEEN -| Che: ap Sheetings, Xc., BD ew Epa . : BUR ET ER, Cheap Hosiery, At Brighton, on the 3rd inst.. Mrs. W. W, : [ adies Stocki 1 34GU m~. Oe 5

3° 4 Sallivan, of a son. !

— _ ere

Aen’s Socks, Cheap Silk Ties, Ladies’ Scarfs,

ae,

1 INTELLIG Boston, Sept 6— -Arrive

Georgetown, P # Island Halifax, Sept 8— Arrived Brig

SHEPPiIN

ENCE. d Encene

McMillan,

Peeress, from

North Sydney; Canadian, Pictou; Medway Cheap Shirts and Shirting, rnc Belle, « h’town. n ay ‘ *e ’ | P i Sal Se nnn | Cheap Linders and Drawers, iL ala 6 rroperty for dale, DIED. Cheap Underclothing, ‘yO PE SOLD, all that part of Town Lot No At the Hospital f yr the Insane, Falconwood, ( Ladies’ and Gents, ) 2s “4 in the first hundred of Town Lots im

on Wednesday, the &th oo aiter a brief ill-

ness, Alexander Martin, lsq., Supervisor in Cheap KEmbroideries, thet institution _|Cheap Edvings, See i ‘heap Ribbons, AAA DEMY Ae A MUSIG, "{Cheap Ribbons, iDeeceh Re Siu Cheap silks, ENEUR), Cheap Satins, Cheap Feathers, ‘Cheap Flowers.

a TR OREO oe gee:

8 ATE

(MATE J

rOwNGHT. Benelit of Har Harry Lindley | weeds

“ROSE OF KILLARNEY.” DRESS CAPS,

: oe : Coe at 5 cents each; another lot, 20 i de WILLIAMS, £09 pe each; another lot, 30 cts. each, &e,

MATINEE TO-MORROW. | Tickets 25, 35 and 50 cents. [s ep 10 |

AUCT a iO N. ‘expect to get Bargains. ‘RARER REMAINE &

FENO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, under 5. Mortgage made by John Beaton, Donald | MacLeod and Martin Martin, Be He Creek. | {Jueen’s County, to David Small, dated the Slat day of Octob er, 1879, and now expired, | on WE 2DNE SD at; the i3th day of; Se ptem- ber, instant, at twelve o'clock, m, at Knight's Wharf, Souris Cove, a sik JOP of 14 tons burden, ri; gged complete,

MICHAEL McCORMACK, | 8 GUREN STREET.

¥ > . | Souris, Sept. 7, 1830. Auctioneer.

! [se 10} (Ch’town, July 22,21880.

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UY the DAILY EXAMINER for the | latest news—local and telegraphic.

ing & Metcalf

stock

AT A LARGE DISCOUNT.

14 peaeque Virs Daa: € 1 . | Hitchen Hebe River. "| Cheap Towels and Towelling,

Gents’ Scarfs and Ties,

Among so many cheap things, ALL may WANTER-a good COOK. Apply “at

iE TCALF,

Pak, Boards, Palings, |

WILL sell at AUC TION, on ; ; | Wh Li # ‘TO- MOR i OW (FRIDAY) eam 4 | ing, 10th inst., at 6 o’clock,— : 09° feet Sprace Boards, 7,000 feet Refuse Plank, 10,000 Valings, (Kx ‘*Maria.” 11,000 feet Deals, : 6,000 feet 3x3 and 4x5, “2 5,009 Palinga, (Kx ‘‘Mary.” A 4,000 feet l-inch Pine, 4 11,000 feet 3x4 and 5x6, (Ex * Brill, ” 8,000 feet 1, 14 and 2-inch Pine, a ** Albatross,” » DBF EWART, _Anctioneen,

want. ¢ Pie . cep ", S21

THE MENDELSSOHN _ 4 Quintette Club

OF BOSTON, —WILL GIVE A~—

Thursday Evening, Sept. 16,

They will be accompanied by the distin. — guished Vocalist,

MISS ELLA LEWIS.

septd

THE FRANKLIN HOUSE

W ILL CLOSE for Transient Boarders on the 10th inst. After that date the Peoprictor is prepared to treat with a few

parties desiring permanent Board for the autuma or winter at reduced rates.

H. COOMBS, |

Sept. 7, ’50—3ieod Upper Gt. George St

BAR ere BAIT AND SALT, QUEEN’S WHARF,

AC) ‘ BAGS SALT, e} J {J 209 Barrels Herring and Mackerel BAIT,

300 MACKEREL BARRELS. 100 barrels .

50 half-barrels FAT HERRING. 100 Quintals CODFISH and HAKE, D. SMALI,

APPLES,

Hx STRAMERS

; from Boston and Montreal, Cy

AC.,

aug!7

APPLES,

Constantly en Hand, —AT—

A. MAGNEILL’S AUCTION ROOMS,

No. 11 Queen Séreet.

hay’ FOR SALE.

COMMODIOUS COTTAGE, containing 4& Seven Rooms, situated in Upper Cum- we vland Street, oceupied by the owner, who

about to leave the Island, Apply on the esta 8 to ; septi—6i pd aa _ eS POSTER, HiARINE INSURANCE. ngs, INSURANCE effected on Veg-

ARI NE M sels, Cargoes and Freights at lowegt rates in reliable Companies. Sterling certi- ficates issned when required, and rates fixed without reference to Head Office, HORACE HASZARD., h’town, Aug. 14, '80-—1m

C bariotte town; having a front of 67 feet, Dor- chester Street, and running back 80 feet, tos gethe cr with the buildings thereon erected.

# For further particulars apply to Messrs, Hopeson & McLsop Charlottetown. ==

nis, Losi, Found, 82.

Lil

we

¢

BS” Advert hicindints der this hcodinn “a space not exceeding half an inch, will be inserted for Ten ents er day.

Fi is das i | Me SI€—On and athe Sept. Sth Miss Me- iV Ewen will give instPaction in Musio, af he r residence, Great George Street. Term@

on application. [se 10 6i *

conte | 7 CARDE E:S—Two or three persons eam be accommodated with board on reason- ‘able terms (a private sitting room if required) on Upper Great George Street. Apply at this ‘off ice. {re 9 2aw

Reference re- {se 8 2i pd

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| Wy ANTE :—On Ist October, a good ) plain Cook. None need apply unlese ‘filled the same office before.--C. L&IGcH, i ater Street. [se 7

) ac LET.—A New House on Kent Street, : nice locality. Possession at once, Rent ‘moderate.

aug3l JAMES BEALES. —

EO LED.—Two Shops on Queen Square, next to John Newson’s. Apply to __septl—tt JOHN ORRIS,

AGSTAF?’S HOTEL, Pownal transieat

Street, continues to receive L and permanent Boarders. {j jl.

the Osborne House, q ul red.

Apply to