NEW PRESERVES!
T
e new Strawbe
P,.,_.,Y:\:_?;sl=°:ade. By the pour;-5
'i
x pmsumnier Drinks
_.~ _ i f Lime Juice and
s,,,.g,Q igcoaud a5c per bottle.
Godfish
icon pounds Choice Table Cod-
ggii ju~t in.
Fiarket Baskets
A new lot Cnip Market Baskets
from io cents up.
Eureka Blend Tea § f
i
i
if voiiwiiut value fur your mouev
use our Eureka Tea. Sold oulx bv US- i
Hia. ~._e¢ ref pound. Sen along _
vour bov or girl to buy a sample _
bound abd we will present each 1
purchase: with a S0113 b°°k FREE- `
H. F. MADDIBAN & 00-.
Lower Queen St-. Ch’towll.
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ALLAN LINE.
SPECIAL CHEAP TRIP
Summer Holiday.
ii in.
Principal _of Acadia- University-Reasons Why the Baptis'
College Cannot at Once Decide and May Probably Hold
Aloof-The Convention Must be Consulted-
Dear Sir:-A despatch appeared in the
Dllblc prints afew days ago purporting
to represent certain remarks of nine on
the subject of University, Consolidation,
made in the hearing of a newspaper cor-
¥`*‘~SlJ0udent in a. distant town. On ac-
count of its brevity and fragmeutaiiness,
the despatch necessaily gave but a very
imperfect impression of anything I said
in t ie interview, and as one woulri wish
to be rightly understood on so important
a subject,I sha'l be obliged if you will
Sivo Space toa. few paragraphs from my
ownpen. Without attempting to discuss
the consolidation question in the large,
Dfrmit me simply to makelclear the points
alluded to in the despatch.
One of my statements was that so far as
IN 5 C 0 T L ~\ N D ,§.°l?i'§i`.i1.°".?.‘i.°'i?§°..Z§.‘Z‘ 3,`$i'§°`{§§“".\`§Z
“NEW S. S. SICILIAN”
$35.00 single fare.
$66.50 round trip.
MGNTREAI. to GLASGOW
July 30 Sept 3. _
CARVELL BROS.»
7-i7 tl :goth _
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f "\`:
Maritime Baptist Convention, which
meets this year during the month of Au-
Rust at Yarmouth. The Board of Gover-
nors of Acadia, unlike the Boards of
some of the other colleges, is not an inde-
pendent selfperpetusiting body with dual
authority. Its members are appointed dir-
ectly by tbe Maritime Baptist Conven-
tion, which includes the Baptist churches
of Nova Scot’a, New Brumswiclr, a-'id
Prince Edward Island, and exercises cou-
trol over the missionary and educational
work of the Maritime Baptists. The year-
ly meeting of the convention is chiefly
for the purpose of receiving and consider-
ing the missionary and educational re-
ports. The Baari. there'ore, is not com-
petent to :open a question of a radical
chance of policy, such as the consolida-
tion scheme coutemnlaths, without first
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Sterns’
Fashionable
_. -Boaz/if -\
-e~
 Livery 'I
., ,_ .fa
ip. >°‘.i~'
snub-.me Lim: means ov’ ~
,. Koh rigs; that they are rubber 
_ UJQQ' dfgqg "kk lid 'Cn `
 groomed horses; that we have -0 f wa u and car- _
5 -  tslizieaomau reason could 
._ ask for-in, fact rigs that com» __
pare favorably with those from 
_. the inest prlvataatablea in town. 
,xg Our turn-outa lmveirt 8°* “nt 
is ;'g,ive'ry stable-rig” stamp about _
"Ci em' veryseasonable weather "
i`xiili1'i€'.irivinvf-roads are excellent f
- _ and the air bracing. . ___»;,_j Use telephone if you like-wo.  __
3- STERNS
 cu Ear ci'-:once sraaar.
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Bailin Pi\iill’s llouilad Police
So-.ith Africa.
We, the undersigned, of the Baden Powell’|
Kouuted Police have great pleasure testifyiii _
5 the fact thai.
E.- O.
Cured us of Rheumatism aug Sore '|_.°h¥°8¢. 0U¢
of our comrades, when leaving Halifli. _f°Yt“‘
nately secured a few bottles ot the Oil_,which he
generously used in cases ot Rbcumatism. T112,
equipment of our camp would _nc- have been
complete without this Rheiimstic_Ciire, and we
have pleasure in bearing teahm°I1! f-° *U
wonderful curative power.
Yours iruly,
Howsxn BLAJLLEY, H. Wzrrrwonrn.
Curronn Borrow, CHARLES UCGEE.
Gm. Coon, Wxnrnsn C. Wuxn
sold by all Druggists and dealers
J
'mans tw sf;
T0 HIRE
Good turnouts of every describ-
tion, and good horses, well cared
for always
AT LARGES
LIVERY
'i‘r.e only 'pair of matched white,"
horses in the city-specially suits
able for weddings. Personal
attention to all orders.
Phone 3o. _
:Large Bros-is
v 5 ,Gd U raoriunrons. ‘
‘WS
l r I ll Ii' " '
FDR SALE.
Schr. Laura C.. 51 tuna register. 'Il 8°°d Un’
. . ~ - h* fn
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vicunia,-r$eod6iwzi_p_i\ ,__ ‘  _
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FURNITULKEZ Elf. '
I am instructed by John MC-
Millan, Esq., to sell by auction at
his residence, Hillsborough Square,
on Wednesday the 23 day of 1111)’
commencing at ir o’c1ock a. in-,all
his house hold edects, comprising
parlor, dining room, hall, b€d 1’00m
and kitchen furniture. Terms cash.
No reserve.
R. BEAIRSTO.
Auctioneer.
,` .
referring the mal ter to the convention,
and receiving the mandate of the superior
body.
Speaking in an informal and cursory
way I further mentioned the fact that the
cogent reason why the friends of Acadia
selves make amalgamation desirable. It
any collello is experiencing temporary
been one hundred and forty, which ap-
proxinates to the number which the in-
stitution can edicientiy handle with its
present accommodations, -audits methods
of teaching. In matters of finance, larger
resources are urgently needed, and must
be forthcoming, if the future is to be met
with growing efiicincy, and with a pro-
gressive adjustment of the work tw the
demands of the times. But the history
of recent years has created a hopeful
sp‘rit at this point. In the last year of
Dr. Sa.wyer’s presidency, a bequest was
left to the educational work at We lfville
of $1(l),000.00. Smaller bequests have
come in since. Within the last five years
a popular appeal to the constituency of
college has resultedin the iaisiniz of $75,
000.00 more. Within three mouths from
now the last dollar of this amount will
have been collected, audi the way will bei
open for further aggressive proposals.
The response to this last appeal was
spontaneous and hearty in the highest de-
gree. Moreover, it has not exhausted, but
enlarged the spirit of beneiicence and de~
votion towards the college. Instead, there-
fore, of depression, there is, as I have
said, a spirit of large, and well grounded
hopefulness and ccnlldence that the fut-
ure can be met with greater and grrater
eflicieucy. Another remark alluded to in
the despatch ought to be made clear, the
remark respecting the University of New
Brunswick. If the reports in the press
are reliable, Mount Allison University
has already declined to confer. The Uni
versity of New Brumswielf, on the other
hand. has appointed a committee iq uie t
with the joint committee of Kingl-i and
Dalhousie, but with the pri limit ary in-
timatiou, according ta the Mcrning
Chmniclr, that its governing body has no
hope that ary si-heme can _be acceptable to
her. Her r.litioiis tothe Provincial
treasury and School system. are such that
Iegi~la ive union o t ie provinces seems o
example 'ot some -of   jgf” time men of high Christian character tha
.Maid d¢ gh, “mg 1; hu 5,51", 'qugpe 50°. I such lustltuiions to unite together for _ _
largelya~;sum¢¢1i|; the w¢|gri|g§` of some Christian culture and service. Athlrd f `
ofthe advocates of amalgamation that all WPG ‘S U30 d¢¥l0ll1fIl&¢i0ll\l GOIICKB ‘  _ ‘  I _ _ _i v I  Zi  I .IL i ’ ,~ -
eenggeii an in ¢xq~¢m|gi¢, w||i¢|| qgthgm- which together with secular cd_ucation'_ A N _  » ‘ E n "   E 
6-
Iupou its Board. Funds for its supporti
,are gathered from the churches of the
three fpravinoes. The Baptists of New
-Brunswick have as imporiauta stake in
it as the Baptists of Nova Scotia. Were
‘the Baptists disposed to amalgamate, it
iis but reasonable to suppose that the
New Brunswick section of the constitu-
ency would prefrr to merge their in-
fluence, and their share of Acadia's
endowments, not in a new institution
in the Nova Scotia capital, but in their
own prJviircii1Universitv. Apart alto-
gether, therefore, from any consideia-
tion of the abstract merits of the question
of consolidation, it would seem that the
recent course of events has already put
the matterfor Acadia outside the realm
of practical questions.
One further point needs a word cf‘
elucidation. I statedgto the author of the
despatch that if the question of consoli-
importint and fundamental of whlchi
_would be that it would involve ani
abandonment of tiiat~Chiistisn ideal of
college education for which Acadia has_
stood throughout her entire history.
Other-ideals there are. of course, which
are wholly woithy, and which in certain
circumstances may be the only ones
practicable. The state university, for
example, sometimes becomes a necessity. `
-Such an institution, being supported and L
controlled bythe state is, of course, iii-
_ competent to deal with things spiritual,
and must confine itselfto the sphere of
secular education. Another type of co1~
lege is the independent college which,
while free from state connection, adopts
these colleges there might be from time to
Kings in- seeking -amalgamation -with vmhlmtivv. however. would :ive no f gm... -. i ",,,,,,' f _ ,mug 4,, _.  ,L .Q ff
Dalhousie did not ofitselt supplyauy y¢ry|guara.utee at this point. Perinis`siou_ . - _ . N  ' `  ` `°`
also might he granted to the students ot.
_seeks to promote the demonstratlonal
tenets of some Christian body.
. being controlled by a Christian deuomlna
tions common to all evangelical
Christians, and believe that the broadest)
sauce of these. Regarding Jesus Christ
notapermitted and incidental, but a
siitute the determinative factor in his
life fortime and eternity. It is believed
that the spiritual will no. more lake care
of i‘self than will the intellectual
student in his wholeness. and shall aim to
ccrrela.;e the manifold elements of his
ing and puwfr may come to him, in ac-
cirdarice with Christian ideals. In
'harmony with this Christian conception i
the gover. orsof such ii college are elected,
its professors are chosen, its curriculum
is fia.incc‘, its daily life is organized and
iclrccled, and its atmosphere fdetermined.
ilt is nrt surprising that all* men do not _
feel alike as to the importance of this
ideal. but it unquestionably embodies the '
fundamental obstruction in the case of_
the Baptiste,.wlien asked to let Acadia
lgeneral institution such as vvouldbe
possible in an an a,\nalea.ma.‘ed scheme.
conditions that may prlsr, but such value
frvm vsrlws motives the secular- ideal- » r Coke Dsndrufrcure is created to euredimdi-sift ` I ‘
incidentally, upon the stall’ ot either of ’ _ 'theliairand preveutbaldness( Alithat-we ask ~i`i»==..h.~, tc. If
nature, and whatever increase oflearn-i »
i ` ’ wh! nggy'
5495118 bob! on the second floor,
Writing coirifnrlnlo an-the ffm-4 f|°¢,,,
ThiS» in story of every house heated
with 1 . ‘  -;. _ »
` s “Sr;rtvshine”
Furnace.
The Regulators that divide the warm air
f"° 5° ¢°"SifU¢i¢d. andthe pipes which carry
it to the different registers so arranged, ilu.:
any quantity cf heat desired can be forced to
the-different rooms or flats of a. house.
The “Sunshine” is the only fumace made
I in which hot-air pipes to ,first floor do not _rob
/ second and third floor pipes.
Bl-WHS C021. coke and wood equally well.
Sold by all enterprising dealers.
Writefor free illustrated booklet.
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\ Makers of the “ Famous Active " Range
and " Cornwall" Steel Range.
I-'1_Ud°l1. Toronto, Montreal,
Winnipeg. Vancouver. -St. john, N.B.
Acadiars entering the union, the mcst  . ' ., _ _  
‘,l|EW`
.fW¢ cannot 
E. W. TAY
,f
3-l
dation were still a practical one, there  R
would be many didicuities in the way of D O D D 5‘ I .  E E Ei Agents; -
D_ANDRUFF.CUREi
advertisements and think about it, you will get no henedt whatever.
what stage have you reached ? -
vi-lens is rms-r_ omunurr- °
NEXT, YALUNG HAIR-
rnrn unconne-
your money will be refunded; Sold by 
= -A. R. BREMER co. umreuf. Tacoma'
O " " ‘ '
depression we sincerely regret it. In the Afadia ¥¢P1`¢5¢\WS 5 f°\\l‘i»5 -i>YP¢~ `  .` _  . 4 . - ‘I -
me or Acadia. the nets will bear stating It .has no state lwnuection. but  " = ~~ ‘/ AA’ ~ 
with entire candour. They are by nond°P°1\d9` f°l‘ its SUPPOPU Upon , . = i ' '  ` - I  'M _
menus ofadisooui-aging s¢ri.Tiie iusutu- the voluntary Principle- While cmbiac-.     ~ so  ' ; 
tion has steadily inc;-eag¢d its pggfggggr ing in its curriculum all the studies of - ' ..`_f_` f.__..-»-- -_--;":~__--:~;-'__ 'I __ °
rate, and has new eleven proressoi-=. Tiieithe Secular cvlleae. which may be handled  _ A' `
average annual atteudanceotstudgnti in ~ with the utmost freedom, it provides that ` _ ` ' `~' ' ` ` _ i _
5”' "'59 °°°fS° f°" UM lift five Yea" has i "he "°'k."’“1' "° d°“° ““,d.°" ~i1_9§!“°'1Y Under contract with the Canadian- Government Steamer
Christian auspices. It is not deno`miiiati~ ° " ' ` `
onal in the sense of inculcating deuomi-    DER," win sail on or about theffonowing 
_,,,,.i,,,,,1¢,,,,,t,., but only in th, sem, _of From Manchester " From‘St. john r Prom Cha'r1ottetown
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-_ _ __ _ - _ _ J y ` ~  _ 5 _ _
tion. Its founders and supporters pro-_ Aug'ust‘I . 'i _ August 17 August 22 -.-   
ceed upon the fundamental assump- ' " - -_ - _ T
bepteniber io September 27 October 2
October 21 ‘ November 7 November I-2
d ___ h d __ _H k _ Steamer sails from Manchester for Charlottetosu via rt: J ohn,"
an 3 °“°° “°”"'°“ W’ '“ ° °°g” ` A N. B. but returns to Manchester direct from Charlottetown. _
,, . .
as the Light or the world, they believe . The MANCHESTEILTRADERH ‘S 3318 t‘?”s' ‘S fitted
that that is the mm, system of ed,,c,,__ with cold storage chambers and has a shelter deck for carriage of cattle I
tion which in its study of man, of nature. and 5he_eP- _ . _ 7
of God, ofthe present and the future, has Shippers shouldnotify the undersigned agents as to what _goods
its windows wide open to the liizht In they will have to go forward as early as possible, in order to secure
such a college the Christian ielement is ‘ space. For rates of freight both from and to Manchester, apply to,
characteristic and vital element. The W. w,  w|'\1,  &.c°,,
Student is regarded “9 3 beifg m°"‘1°nd Agen& Ch’tdwn. _ Agents, St. John N. B:
spiiitualas well as intellectual, whose Meu,We¢‘., Fi-law . 3 - _ _ . ~
Ispiritual attitudes and relationships con- `
The Cl-ri=ti.i.n college, therefore, reeks td _      ' .  ‘
organize and conduct a tvpe of education _ _ A _,___. -_____.
which eral itcogniza and appeal to the* .
r rléaslcrn Steamship
is Always Pleased
Is the place for you to buy. We have in our _store-
rooms the greatest display of finished ° one in Monu-
ments, Headstones, Tables, .&c v e have ever offered to
the,public.
A11 kinds of Marble, including Brandon, Italian, Aspir-
anza, Light and Dark Blue, also Freestoiie and Red and
Grey Granite, all of \hich ve offer at bottom prices.
Designs furnished for any description v hen requested-
go, and to merge their work in that nf a. E   Y r'-_ _ :o”r_til_a;d,i:asma\.  
' » ¢ , Minn: _i>IRE_c'r Mondays and Thurs- _
. Kent Street. Charlottetown. . , ‘htlmgh “cu” ° nk 'n Amman' ada?
i ' f' ° “';;‘°°;:;‘“;;f"z;S.°d.f:.::;.rf;’;t.: we-S-t~&~~f-f --.,---°-,f--¢_;~,f-tm,-t.;-_;-..».-;»,~.=-.-,fr
be me only way bl euszre “mega anim. tireiiltions of mul itudes of Christiair men;  J 3iifivt:::‘gn.\:1nug£1'!\l °!'8i~ll¢f°°\l\ f°f U* ¢fiP~
With the declaratfon t at Mount A ison , . ` `.  in A or c Lan, sgeiiisi. youu. s. n.
. _ , ; h th i 11-.: tl "'“~"“ . .
will couiinue its wcrk as an iudrp-udent Md °“1Y W en ey are m e en 7 _ __
i _Sterling 'Silver Tea
and Rogers 1847 Spoons
the price will remaiin ldiig..
low as we oiér now. ` ri"
Knives, Hag1'sDislies, 'Cake'
Baskets, etc. ~  i
CAMERON BLOCK.
AND-
WRITING AGADE
  'r  
la a blessing to mankind, if you USE it; but if you merely read these
.'.f.1i¥f='=v‘
‘ COMPLETELY FAGGID OUT. ll -- f ' I
. Tm d is hu at  I. “dum i GuArAoUIL.`Ecua.dor, July 19.-T me iire
~ d l . iulu ‘ at: be
iiirleliiiidiiiirdzyi fha iiiiiest roiidnilo _health
ig along the wav of takin: Femzone
iaftrr meals. Ferrozone is a 8'l'¢°~5 aPP¢li°
d uables one to eat lenty of
efiliolzgomfa food wil;-bout fear ofp iiidigesr
tion orriygpepsia. This results 111 I-ho
rapid formation of an abundance of red»
vitalixiug blood, which will restore the
nerves, increase flesh and vigor, and
nourish and feed every orlw °f We b0d¥,
Ferrozons is an ideal restorative and in-
vigorant. It is a tonic dt uneQU&U°*i
merit that anyone can use with benefif-
P1-insane. per box, or six boxes for $2-HL
nr, Di-uggists, rr N. C. Poison & Co,
Kingston, Ont. . ' »
NINETY BLOCKS BURNED
which broke out here at 0 o’cl.ck Wednes- .
day night was extinguished last night
alter having destroyed 93 blocks on some
of the principal streets of the ci*y. The
loss on buildings and merchandise s es-
L tiinated at $5,000,000. @
A COUNTESS DWORCED-
ii
LONDON, July 18.-Countess Ds L9.
 wasgi-anted_ a divorce to-_Q3-Y. OD
satisfaction W the I
  ---., 
_ we an as
veaabi -doa‘t pay a_ cent.
i R
naturalu_sc_fIh_lcm  painleg  "' ii' 
miecdnduet. The Couu_t`& _was given
costsa1d’tbecusto3Y Uftfl' 05113131- --
~ 1. ii or the ’ in nsriu vice ins-iiie-if mul cen-
iugritutiou, and the moral ccr .ainty tha N:-_°k°°°d WW' as “°y°°e 8' grasp h egfliv 62”,” Usa., ~,m,,,¢,¢ Ave,”
U_  RWM do the mme_ Q,-5 ,m,,]gama_ a_.tual situation. :L may mee _an ea? g“   P  buns* ' _ , sir -
i d d bo _._ 35,1 to undertakingtowoi out_ e e 'yt C _ _ _
2221213; gui; give-Sedum” iioiiegef, C'“i"‘°“ mal’ “”°°“h ‘U the °"“°9"”g , , . 7 
isowned and controlled by the Baptist ‘81"at 1° "3 behal'   an f 5|'
which so far as Acadia. is concerned _ ' _ `b“s__ha ` _ if f u - » AT - - 7, .  . ~ _
k th _ _ 1 lm It lmu.acticab1e_ is attached to it by large num _ t t _ pE_.RF£.cT_-ptr _ _ ETA; .A9 _ UPA. -  -
_;;;_deiga _sehp;JB0‘N&°;’a_ gown” e°uege_ It they would think no effort or sacrifice tm I  __ _ __ __ __ _ _. __ __ _"__ WILGAQIITL __ _   
_ , . ` .. - _ __ _ ._ . __ __ ~ . ‘< ,=___ . _ _,e   -’ _
Ecouvoiftiouor the three Horiiiine Pro~ ___ ___ J _ 1%h_ T503' -Tnorrgm _ __ *_  _ _ _ _'res' _ E , _ ' Q . 3 -
.~f<=°°=~ A1"ih°»~vi»°=»-»-vnmfed -WU Y*  “’ e   I ilg I S ii  it 4 ' M wif ii b
  _ _____,_.______~ _ 3 __,-- ec L... ..-,A 1 ~ ~.--- -- ' --  - ' -f - 7 - _ Big’ ’ “mga . ' Y e as een
I ' “ -"  _f __ ' I . _ ~ `-" Hermia; `.-tl" 5 . .
_"-22 %°$&&V@'u%2f§£§» @
.tm‘:.;.."=i.:J~..r=”*"~‘=“"'“°'“ ri- 'M /e-
xi ' eoierwniiutd sausage' musvevoyk OP!-ATE “'~"""
v' ` N S   ` _ _ i
"..:§_§':.'..=f°.‘.‘. 2.°‘;.:.‘f.;;°:'.”‘.;°`.i'§.'2-:.=.;°,:'.e=...‘:'?°=*.f: foul, 
:eat illachingteethin onemtiing, andguaranteeno .__;_\-J__j  ' /.'.;f_.;.- _ ,_ .
seyouhave some old roots othadlydecuyedteethdou’t `   _,
_
'-..‘°==..».i.'-.s.;=....°°°==°='~ ......°....‘= -an  -fe ~»-H-   
 _ _ .  ,,, -. QAHINA ‘-QND 1° PIE ‘ HEBYDMK
the_gr6und of the Ea.rl’s§d_esertion and  g?,21?“.,¢ consmf ‘nous ' R” Au' voxxgggl g,¢m,,”_
BERLIN DEQITAL PARLORS U-1 Ilvllfffr 1>3;`1_’
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College will re-open for
and winter course on
in placing
To enable us tozdo
they `1rus'r en `
1’_l`l}=rc-are
waiting for
to 511
men are
Last year we
year I ter
to us
and women. Goin
education: one 
in-it. If,
in
will be given as
te.ri_n begins.
it is and What
Pitinapli ,also
'e7€ollege"
furnished on
L~ B.
July 11- Ill w.
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wasmsxaxsswmxmx
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  usloiierif _
Have responded lo our
_ ,advertisement of 
.Snaps in G10
We are knotw.t|“= #ki
_ and country as
and up to-date grocera.
If you wa' t the best, call
on us. ‘
our 
wxlitgeet, (`ii'Towu
Q-`f"C¢ '
iN'rERNarioNAi.
iiilliiiii;.rl\u'éi
day _ _
XETUIIIIIIG
Frou; Bolton,
way stations and baggage clverted to d-still
A. H. HANMION. G. P. at T. A.
taking Ripans Tabules \
for nervous exhaustion
and indigcstion 3 and
she finds they oilord
i
‘ her more relief than B
. J* _
1 any other_remcdy.,, .
~ -_  ' get ironslilor
Tgemiigseunoeeasiv ionf`_ 'ihe fam
_, boitle,zcents,contaius_u supply -
for a year.
Silver Plated Teal Sets,§
,Lad1es, Butter dishes ,Lauri