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Rice, Cracker plete, C vercome by the in NT of the fAnest lellies, Marâ€" as, l ib. size. patent right of pproved‘ prinâ€" ALBANY, 187%. 5, Gelatines, YOUNGERS, ge collection of {the finest s, WCurrant adepted to light struction, sel/ eek. and McKen 1876â€"77 they ha>s been nth and D. 8. F. M !!! NN2D t Ottawa, n &â€" qualled. Shyle. ation of light 11 save 15 to 50 D6 Rooms, â€" IONS Street. 4) 186¢ wpeciat C000 _ staarroms | I + qoon : fire br iding, torme‘ n‘,'.nd Hotel. high at the ti the prompt ‘ gine, the prope T c tuildina piD® The inso once i/ pefore. RWesnt smcs‘ Toroxto, Dec. 29.â€"J. A: Dufresne was . charged t the Police Court toâ€"day with torging a bOte for $267 on the Bank of Moosreal. 1t purported to be drawn by Cramp, Torrance & Co, in favour of J . A. Foster ; be was remanded. §ir hundred and n‘neteen persons found lodgings last week in the sheiter for the homeless. This afternoon a boisterous wind and inow atorm set in from the morth, and is still raging at midnight with unabated fury. e o eaal ons CoLBORNP express, du ing. met w able loss to porge"" CEUEEU AHC enR witch. The engine becoming detached from tbe train kept the track, and also & Pulman car and one first class passenger coach ; five other cars were a total wreck. The wreck »t this tiour, 4 p m., is nearly all cleared away, and by the time the evening trains are due everything will be cleared trom the track. BpFont Seniin onl Sm Cns Corsor\», Dec. 29.â€"The Grand Trunk \ express, due here at § o‘clock shi, morn ing, met with an accident with cousider able loss to the road, fortunately no one â€" wasinjured. It appears that the blame cannot be attached to any person, as it hes been expressed by all parties imâ€" terested that the flange of one of the wheels of the express car being broken caused the cars to leave the track at 12 ' P + se ce c Special to THE TIMESA Huir, Dec. 29.â€" The three men arrested for insulting Hutchinson demand that they sbould appear immediately before the Potice Court. This case has been postponed until Wedn‘eodny next. a. n _ Mn oo D Loi. 4A _ I wty\m Een ats d B team of horses belonging to Mr. D. Moore, Aylmer Road, ran away this afterâ€" noon. It appears that Mr. Moore‘s two young boys came to Ottawa and entered a grocery store in Upper Town, leaving the borses without being attached, but the spirited animals being \:n:botkinclinod fi: n moeieeeninen ts ie a goodrm,mdexeiudby the noise of the city, started at full gallop homeward. Several ““3})“ were made to stop them but of no avail. â€" They crossed the Chauâ€" diere Suspension bridge at the same gait, which caused it to shake in the most frightful way. They were finally caught at Mr. Dunkin‘s toll gate. Special to THE TIMES Quesex, Dec. 29.â€"The Coroner held an inquest at Henri de Lanzon on the body of a female ‘nfant. It was pxoved that the clild bad been born alive and had been choked to death, marks of violence being plainly visible on its throat A verdict of infanticide against Molvia Laughchamp, the mother, who is a young girl, but 19 years of ag*, was returned. She was at once arrested and lodged in the gaol of the district. gaol C distrih 00â€" 00 0 .. 30 It ba been decided to get up beautiâ€" fully illuminated %of the late Papal Bull relating to the University, and to present one. to Her Majesty, and another to the Governor General, and one each to the members of the Federal Cabinet. Mr. F. Langelier has charge of the arrangements. A meeting of the electors of the County of Bonaventure will be held on Sunday next, t> select a candidate for election to the Legislative Assembly in the room of Mr. Beauchesne, unseated and disqualiâ€" Callâ€"The New ReNREWEKOCI M CE Bonspiciâ€"The Storm. wnmrmx Haxiuros, Dec. 29.â€"The working of the two new division courtagof the city comes into operation Tuesday next. T L C_ P OS 0 IMM Hhouiee eat‘k m Eie S P h > of this who received a call from M has decided to remain in Hamâ€" ilton. This congregation are about to build a new chureh, to cost $30,000, and are already taking steps to secure & cenâ€" eCs so rea7208D; Dec. '.“J_.â€".\‘hort.l_v alter p & fire broke out in a large frame ding, tormerly known as the West of ind Hotel. The wind was blowing at the time, and notwithstanding prompt arrival of the steam fire enâ€" the property Was lot:il} destroyed. building _ was valu at $3,000 ; ed in the Lancashire Company for m > loee on furniture, $600. tral site. J The vacant ip has been offerâ€" ed to Mr. Adam of this city, and is supposed to have accepted by that gentleman. The appointment meets with universal satisfaction by all parties here. . On the 4th dlnwhfl' spiel will be beld here on Bay, weather and ise permitting. Sixtyâ€"three but it is blowing bard, and prhinod that mfiui be blocked to morto#â€" Yennor with a Vengeanceâ€"Attempt at ..,....,â€"n.-aâ€"m Bpecial to THE TIMES y Loxpon, Dec. â€"29.â€"A vicient snow storm set in bere this morning which has continued. Toâ€"night is â€" very blustery and stormy, the snow drifting in every quarter. The sleighing is splendid. _ _ UaFLOr . L Acacs : seprc Tb clin. t :5 9e C TborSt- :Io.eph’l Orphan‘s bazaar has | been very successful. Mr. 8. G. Mcintosh, who has been a school trustee fathlfyoul,_nfm- to run any longer unless in unopposed. Ho’mll‘k: run by hu'of:nndl whether he wishes is or not. The St. Andrew s Society commenced toâ€"day distributi~g New Year‘s cheer to the poor of their nationality . » " l'.:‘;'::';»u'ols«) f.mnu-d" receiving 1 y trom the city . m 8 A young lad named Shore : pleaded guilty to .eh.:mol embezziement. The da:in'-bnw attempt was A nudeonl,sy thhmiuhbuwflm&O dweiling of Mr. J. C. Bennett. â€" Mr. Tougome tinamant mmm * P â€" Wfilmhi mhup' ‘bn-;:'-an y whi e i mid ho Wrought them foodk w"g t : and was on his way to WM “,. car cooniaA Sig sTRATFORD )ss on furn THE TIMES Ovuncoate from $4.70, J Smith &# Co 15 T <aqz@aPA1C. n BDespotches. Railway Accident ToROoNTq SA RNIA 2 Smaly Fire coLBoORNE arters «ow Storm 9. â€"The sale of Beatty‘s » place on account of ar inz made between the d the Beatty line, They ny, now under the name est Transportation Comâ€" warter will be obtained at a eof Disiress â€"The Storm â€"1he Bull to be Lilaminat« New Member wanted . 20â€"A heavy snow memoee * [ ied by bigh winds, comâ€" SUCOCESSFUL â€" SUICIDE. | frernoon, and | is still Cns | continues â€" through â€" the | Special to THE TIMES. 4 | y block up all the roads. | _ Mouxt Formsst, Dec. 20.â€"On Wednesâ€" | ¢ â€"â€" | day evening last a shocking tragedy‘ i RNIA | occurred in this village. Fore some time â€"â€" ! past frequent family quarrels have taken for Transportation. place between (‘aguin JamesPearce, his wEs i Lu.fe and Simooe (Grass, Pierce‘s stepâ€"son. .â€"The sale of Beatty‘s " A short time ago a compromise was effectâ€" place on:account of ar | ad, Mrs. Pierce paying Pierce $200 with iz made between the | the understanding that he was to leave the Beatty line. They | altogether. â€" He remained in Toronto y, now under the name | for about two weeks and returned to it Transportation Comâ€"| Mount Forest a few days ago. He visited irter will be obtained at | his wife and an agreement seems to have ers will be at Sarnia @8 | been effected. (n the morning of the 27th Pearce and his .wife lel}htbo house ~aon and took rooms at a hotel with the intenâ€" ATFORD tention of leaving for Toronto in & f;w mali Â¥ days ; on retutning to the hbotel in the ;'\':;: o evzning Pearce rotgmd that his wife had ac. â€" 29.â€"Sbortly aiter | left, and he immedli m}lyhproceeded to I.hs o milin‘ s Isre bhouse and inquired of his stepâ€"son an r‘.‘i,::i:l:l:," ;;»:‘\:vm? stepâ€"daugbter if their mother was there. Y The wind was blowing | Tuey replied that they had not seen ber we. and notwithstanding | since morning, when he drew a revolver ie of the steam fire enâ€" and fired at his stepâ€"son, the bullet lodgâ€" e wis totally destroyed.| iDg in the back of the neck ; he then w Ne alued‘ at $3,000 ; | fred at his stepâ€"daughter, but missed her, m sashire Company for| and immediately after he shot bimself Lano $600 fatally. Grass now lies in a critical conâ€" yrn ut C dition, but hopes are entertained of his _ AA arao ° | recovery. h HAMILTCN QVEBEC. HULL Court Pividedâ€"Pastoral New â€"Senaterâ€"A Grand LONDON. THE CASsE OF CONTEMPT An Attempt at Double Murder Special to THE TIMES. Toroxto, Dec. 29. â€"Judgment was renâ€" dered this morning in the Queen‘s Bench in the contempt case in re Hon. George Brown,and the case of Simpson vs Wilâ€" kinson. Chief Justice Harrison was of opinion that the rule should be made absolute ; but Justice Morrison thought the rule should be refused ; the rule therefore drops. In delhvering jadgment the Chief Justice said Mr Brown had had a full ~bearing, and in addreesinx the Court bad said things which would not bave been permitted in a lawyer. If a judg» did wrong, though an action at la w would uot lie, the party aggrieved had his redress. ‘He held that the w A DOMESTIG TRAGEQY. Courts haa the same power as regards contempt as thoâ€"e at Westminster (Eng land.) _ Contempt consisted . of three headsâ€"slaudering the Court itself, slanâ€" deâ€"ing parties to a suit and doing someâ€" thirg to prejudice mankind in geperal agr‘ast a party to a suit. The Globe was cha :ed with being guilty of all three He â€"did not say that no discus shoul T<LEGRAPHI would do to open the door toâ€" thom:’fvulc:fwwhhhmldm cation of poli or spite, Chiel Justice u-m the regult, was the xn*o dropped, the Court being divlit:od. o . Brown made . anâ€" efiect thit when ho Statbd Thet Fuitice Wilson said what was untrue be ‘O&' he hud the article in the @lobs before containing his (Brown‘s) explanation of FAYILY JARRI*C the soâ€"called vig pash letter. on the Dollar Offeredâ€"Cap» e Kirwanâ€"Vonnor‘s Weather x‘ THE TIMES owti D.o.fi.â€"At&MD’ yes: terday of the creditors of N. Valois & Co., boot and shoe manufacéurers, whose lisâ€" bilities amount to $250,000, the firm offerâ€" ec. 40 cents on the dollar of their lisbiliâ€" sonk ue mdircatinnbilines of #100000 cents. Th)fllm f include some $70,000 of 200 tiol 20,OEU EMEA CS "UTTCL ELE _ .1° WwA People, | $30.740 ; National, $18,048 69 ; Union, $15,744 13 ; J %‘"'.“r 842 52 ; vbfilol(-rfs.m ‘Oflh $1,350 01 ; Hochelags, $1,300; Molson‘s, * Captain Ki General comes to Montreal as .3: of the g BIG PUSH BROWN. "m_hir.xm Wy. of Sace, M. M ...,.""\u..v.aum & Co., fancy goods l-n"_ who had_ lost an arm, ues sin enc on (i ioe in Tient or tke LGUOUR L . ctes â€"heud cobdberraree \ ity last mi and brought to the police El{!t.ion. mg‘::could notflnflm account of himself. ofohi- arms got erushed m * threshing machine for a Scotch farmer dealers, D oi t for a Scotch farmer :annhfimfl: He was comâ€" mitted on a medical certificate for insanâ€" _ "Rev.. W, Mitchel!, B. A« ind on oi asigtnnn qupstind in ue Prpart to in 08 well dinner to his class balore leaving for the lower provinces. f ‘A snowstorm has commenced, and from 2 B1 idnsc iine~ * w uen y * it 2 0 all P“"“"“".“ F‘“ o(:xpmdoe smow at New Year‘s will be first six months of 1877 was bg; Stocks were steady. Ontario, 103; Jacges Cartier, 96; ‘ Merchants‘ 894 . Montreal Bdwunnahfiol. Canadian Insurance Company, 944; Monâ€" treal Telegraph, 1284 ______ it 1HE COURTI DIVIDED Cursey, Causerâ€"Jast received Garity & Tnompson‘ss The Rule Dropped The _ indir00s / Loo ti ue 44 s‘ â€" Bank, $33,161 92; Bank du Werede .lsn â€" idiotic lad of about solesimiere 'N-.".iv"i m stt C apasnogerms | d ds e on t â€" it PONDS EXTRACL POND‘S EXTRAOT. ‘The Poople‘s Remoedy. The Universal Pain Extractor. Note: Ask for Pond‘s Extract. Take no other,. # Mear, for .-ubl;ootâ€"noub, ty fullness and in the head, nausea vertigo, &c. !Qg.d.ro-pfli â€" ameliorates and permanently a ktt‘ndn of inflammations sad ulcera= oms. Il-onlnbmor PILES find in this the only reliet and uitimate cure. Noomovmzomucoroboutu“ou long its regular use. VARICOSE VEINS. It is the only sure cure. KIDNEY DISEASES. It has io equal for per« BLEEDING from any cause. . For this itis a spe cific, hm:t‘:dhwdflmm other remedies failed to arrest bleeding stomach, Tung often permanently cured. _ _ PH YEA a NP o en aan ave discoloration lrll'. “mE. on é"'&?.?h.,... péculiariy and Smarting ; heals Cuts, Eruptions TO FARMERSâ€"Pond‘s Extract. No Stock ‘Bréeder, no Livery Man can afford to be withâ€" Farmâ€"house. Let it be tried once, asmd you 'I%-U-N it sc at cihee io each bottle. 11 is propared mm:i'm "lT-'o'-::._l â€"E_ #‘s Extract, m"fmfl AME, W Wasten Fromptly relieves pains of Boils, Felons, Corms, etc. Arrosts inâ€" â€"â€"F IRST PRIZE _" cENT ENNI AL mfiiumamh-mm.mum Pond‘s Extract of Witch recome mend it in their practice. ‘We have letters of commendation from hundreds of many of whom order it for use in Sraglice. . In addition to the f0# otder its use for © tarrh (for which it is a ), Chil« blains, l"l..“ Nl&fi-.l of t sot ol h on Shade of _ C esn s heas to oo tae ty o io ARV VEHICLES, mu.\luu x\-.l- m':l.‘ ve ue stranes fefmrenys 5’: * Centre Town Livery Stables. Aund Phigpleg: ‘ 1t rebioss, invigoraies and Tonds., Sboont nnroddn and 1 “"'fl and # in New York City. It has no equ relief it affor bie in every Holiday Music Books! knew how to prépare it 17 SPLENDID VOLUX®S «FOR Uniform in Style; Binding, agorgas> NEwWELL Mull |Furniture Manufactor} | t 80 o nnn, The World of Song Solnc Aumie cize: add is tlied with the ec! g,‘.‘mm of the day. i G.ms Of w ‘g Bound Volume of M Bounld ND Mustc size, filled with t Boras puil shoot Sasic aize, Alled with roan com posit! ~ns of Strauss, mu:‘.‘:nd others. _It is & fa m "Gems of Strauss:" w Lane, New York. Livery: Stables, Oarriages, aA E Ge f er _ fak *) fon ontun ons o. Goms P Wreath of G ms Home ou.a’fi grvorfim 1s r Pianists® 0'.'.‘" h T UE oo ds Mataills and Woodsn Ooea and Caskets of every style, ;u.u.:blc Trimmings always on nd. C Shroads, Scarfs, and Gloves s lMed on %bfl noti00; if requ Hou&% any part of the mx:tu {Pairo®s To SUIT T H® Residence 20 4 Albert street _ uy imsy Liox.AorEL Ottawe. July 20, 1875 Oop FOR HULL LIVERY STABLES gans, and EIA00 msenn o ns W,mw”@qmm Tt insy, Sore Throat; o maule tad chevalt (Buocessoro‘] A. Swalweil,) A BRANCH ESTABLISHâ€" MENT was opened on the 1st R; ANGUS, â€" â€" Proprietbr, above business may be obtainâ€" ed on short notice at R MY USUAL MODERATE UJNDERTAKER M-fl. Caskets, Shrouds, otc., Iways in Btook. :/ »&Hearses sent to any ‘of which is for cach Beok: -.,=-' $2.50; in Closk, $3: in Cl Â¥Full gilt $1.00 Sparks stroot, Ottawa. 5. R06G&RS, Undetaker . at DLIVER DIT8ON & CO., BOsTON Touse. Tt i. be thied once, and you ;m" * May 8, 1876 ____ > . 44y I will UNDFRTAKING. Coffin Store, TTAWA .Qumam‘?u«ll?. BARTON, o3 s â€"â€" alaing o on conne Sroaid‘s" Eextract, . P. GIBSON, D ERTAKING cONFECTIONER: * 5 Pnd way. Hew 1 the leading Liver; esd fest Roominch no equal for Sprain®, *A WARDEDTO of excellent HARDWA RE . F. MCDOUGALL!&CO‘S Milt & Crossâ€"Cut Saws: PILES, BABBITT MET AL Rubber and hflw%‘-&' Bar 1rou, ‘A- " tes, w Iron, .“':.. Weed R- Car ringes e 4 r carts, Wageon, Stelahs; Brond â€"â€" * and Narrow Axes, &o, &0. ° ar‘our srorms) _ COAL & . WOOD. OITYIREFERENCES Orders from a distancejpromptly attended , to Bept 28 1876 H. MEADOWS & CO. ‘Capital". Stove . De Alex. Workman & Co HARDW ARE Uitls aote soaint. â€" BOWAN‘3 A%ls: HIGGIN‘S AXESâ€"SAWS IRONâ€"STEELâ€"SHOT HEAVY STOCK OF OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Wholesale and Retail. Fresh Bulk Oysters JUST RECEIVED * Manufacturer and peslerginzail en > kinds & Ea'm_"“ C drron,.. .._ . _ N°B.â€"All kinds of gun repairs and gemeral attended to. ie Lk e " t . . _: . c c mnk LUMSERING. and . GENERAL HAND W ARE.3 ; Wieieh i ty Larkeet aud ouls Firkk Oessn ie wiaines Aeiatited, farnished *Publie buildings and residences g“dlnamwn_;pdm_ tfl%fiym and kept as J. W Patterson & Co. Roortne u1fkki2¢ Manumerorms MArSiALs! ge & *=Theabove company want twojor Sctable and activeagents. 1 Rideau and Wellington Streets. .“n’uh _Mp«mwmwhm _ ‘Estimates given. ‘Allâ€"orders promptly atâ€" HIGHEST PRIZE Howe mnaqlgjpefl‘ OT AIR FURNACES CRAUDIERE Steady Employment, \e=str, PlfGegied and Grgore/ ) _ _ u) O + _ > Matched or SplMt trsk and warranted to give At reasonable prices, and W RUSSYSELL HOUSX, roia o oi oan ns sese Battens and Furtines CENTENNIAL i Dee, 1 1878 â€"OTTAWA, SATURDAY,, DECEMBER ,40,1876 | (Late Salesman at Satchell‘s) 54 New â€" Butcher‘s Stall #i" A Tarau 1s what = sHENRY CRACK UNEQUALLEDI IN QUALITY _ QUANTITY & ~FAVORAB:E.PRIOES Wellington Mm [531 Svssex StRezt. H. . H 0 DCE S . 56 SPARKSST., Oppesite the Rritish Lion Metol. ._VERY CHEAP nfla& 't tAW. * 525 Sussex stroet. Tak 0 promptly attended to. ‘0UT,.TO;ORDER. FURS. OTTAWA. FOUNXDEY: JOB PRINTING OFFICE CIRCVULARS THE TIMES OFFICE (DBAILY AMD WHEEKL € 68 & 70 on eNKAL T8 C A .SPECIALTY. ToansLctod tor hy the youn Gimes QTTAWARAILWAY, Of uniferm gauge ‘with ‘the Grand Trunk Reilway Ox and Frox Mox»pAiYr, Noyzx®E® 20rk 1876 For the East at 2:00 From the _ Through Pullman without on‘ mm:-. 4o Montreal every night (Bunâ€" -n‘mwch Grand Trunk Trains E‘é‘@":& with the Rome & Water: Toninlang To _~ :.,,A-A,":_‘.lf_i..: are run or LEAVING @TTAWA. |ARRIVING LN OTTAWA pM.). : <..... .. _< ; |. South at 410 pm.. _ or both East and|From the West at 7:00 W est at 10:00 p.m..â€" | . p.m; it o W”E"";Wâ€"v ket Office in Ottawa. . Time er than by any other route. Trains Salilings â€" of. : Mail. , Steamers T ‘EACB ‘WAF, DAILY, AB iess P dde‘s" * Tocality on Court House Avenus} 16 ¢ virftesh YEans. â€" "Irst glasgi sunple ‘roons Tfor} est and South n‘rn';n'- both East and & M. |" ‘West at $:45 a.ne. m@ofl ‘W. WEBSTER,0 _ .> Every attention paid to gnesta."t 'CRAV‘:&’- Managing Director, Otiawa. at Although th h0° modern teria® Medica in cludes msn{ valuable for human affiictions, it is a matter ecrulntflm in all dases where the animg] vitality is failing, phosphorus is | to frork other remedy at prescnt P!'toxm ?:!beulmha:‘mthl?‘“ will Xo n‘:t" and m,whnmwunmfimmu "Eee CeonilP dapmand of h pri, 1991, saye:â€" " But of all the h:filo x seem to. exhibit so nw 2 become a oougtmnt of :R which can Impufit!‘hli and ““F- from a condition __,mrie!.-_-;&'-.;’..!.‘.." fiam! ~PHOSPHORU®S! of the body, All t 00 277 & .m,mmhnmm Tt the centres of vital in the active ondition, and at, lM& points in the assive p." } Dr. Rowbotham it is difficult to avoid the conciusion that : lnnn'o:tw oxidated state is an tial element of acâ€" tivi l?t rrain and “%-: h-'h’: «+ equally conâ€" viction of < .uflu:fl%fl. ‘ m M wl uwhn_%‘. so little reâ€" garded and so #" Theenly 1. Ackcnadh aie ty Whe fln teng ze 12. 4114 a asrtain PHOSPHOOVNE P teaaaid o eore o btFremntih w plgr tne t MEDICINE Protected by Royal Letters Patent. prr mumm" DR. BRIGHT‘ S Tarux mreaxiuty it relioves instanfly the most acute pain. Uszo exreasiuur it is the _ PAINâ€"KILLER HOUSEHOLD _ PAINâ€"KILLER Acts promptly in Cholera and Bowel troubles. PAINâ€"KILLER Jures OéGket in the mouth aud sthmack, Js a Severcign Cure for Dipthoria. PAINâ€"KILLER Affords relieffrom the most intense paing. The nl‘*fl!!l’ ‘ * No e Peviivs "olterins f namé _"vli .ni > & P ho ȴBal in mttoet a mâ€""‘ ‘ot there they *m-‘HWLL ndsniersed .L in Removes Cramp and Palbé in the Stomach. 16 the grost rommer medicine; â€" _ PAINâ€"KILLER _ K AEENS*~ B L a ommeas KG, "seny Di sotatkizentis 300 Price 25 Ot. per Resae. > !~ Sold ‘by ‘ull© Prastisth andOcuntey Btoreâ€" Perry, Davis & Sop & Lewnenceâ€" ‘PAINâ€"KILLER ull the __.. . the Do éfi PILE & HUMOR 2W 4 i6 sc 4 L%»:. lt tatas Rhoun, C -.fkâ€"wr'&“â€"“- *. ¢ Fcagrme PAINâ€"KILLER PHLE:& HUMOF PAINâ€"KILLER DL E # tusan tw Arvi neieatasiots in all prope "Ie peaingey > o lrofuln. a4 vâ€"‘!{: Fmgnt . Pn cpagantly ce Pilass PILE & HUMOR PAINâ€"KILLER Perry Daxis & Sop & Lewregoe, ghse $\Vigg" M‘ »5.*'1""""1.E Catrhal .i.-»'r;u o Fallure in Ten Years! m:__.a‘â€".._ ) ADG WOPrk jond for six wesks w 3 24 ue prpug hn k 7 c PC . 6: Aync ol t mt bntithle onp aomiaten dhantn P has eured after . £8 | aler , in order i i Un amerennanis T. So D. of atl care : I :&ff‘”fi'&m‘ Ne loyd, M.. D., (of the U. 8. Armr), sage! | 1 M te io one poars standing. 1 could uo FOWLE‘S FOWLE‘S FOWL * s our ‘Tradé ~for 0R daf if afvers se