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-Cin Breeding and. Rearing of
The goose is, usually coneidered to be
the emblem df stupidity ; personal
acquaintance with geese has convinced.
Ine.that they are the cleverest of do-
mestic poultry.
Did any ono ever know a hen obeyi
orders, and leave the garden into Which,
she had strayed, without being either
driven or coaxed out ? _Yet my geese
had sufficiently developed conscience tet
know perfectly well that they had n
business among the cabbages, and
(their gate having been left open) thet
strayed into the garden, it :was onl
tistaassatatatt
its spontaneous origination f
becomes equally culpable
house owner for loss of life
follow their carelessness and
—Goodl.
141,1RON EX POS IT Og
free
with thit
temeret
Stop Swearing,
Gen. Wash ngt4Iiie said to have sto
ped his horse RS he was once ridin
; along a country road, to ad
"My'friend, i gen older than yo
many times been placed in posi
I neatly. things to perelex 'and am
1 and I have always found thati
neeessary to call out t to them, even ! good to get - aogry ; and th t.
„from a distanc;e, and they would in- ; broken :plow nor anything e
stantly stretch out their long necks 'ee i mended or Ilitta, better by t
if to make quite sure they were really i prof ue language."
seen ; and then --the gander leading the:, ' - _as.
way --they would march iii single file i An Anaerican View of h
which they had entered, aud so return' Inione of ;lie writings Mr, lt
, When we first set np geese, I was an American on the sUbject o. ei
-, Very much inclined to be afraid of was rentarkedel -0But after all y
, th m, especially when , they began to the seine freedten of bequest a
your count y
ed estete lig
ou db ?' The liAle
SI
se
0
iniste
wrattra
f
re a
oy
did Do
use of
; 131,t1t. we E0013. learnt to understand heritance as we
, each other, and foetid I could do morrow choPe in
what I liked with the sitting goose tail a` great
when I had once made ,her believe.that what could
I was her friend, and had no intention answered :
of stealiagtlier eggs. The devotion of ground of in
the gander to the geese always excited,
my'admiration. 'My first gander was
model in this respect, and a most in
telligent bird ; he :guarded the nes
without interfering with me, and Whe
arge of them and led them ;out to
feed while the goose remainedtesittin
on some egg's that I were • rathet display, an e
Displa
The welts,
sive neatnes,
Mendable o
little confide
is practised
We have ha
Another gander that succeected him of everyone t
was too devoted. to his geese and not passing neat,
enough so to me ; he objected strongly very likely to
to any one visiting the nest, and when , more than
'in Housekep
who boasts of
is not the
usewives.
a flourish of
it
oct. asion to Imo
fort to call the
ess resulting the
found after
utSide show.
SS
att
it
an to
en a
eN
•
ru
OS
the
attent
veld s
el
siih
tttO
epart
cio as
a
he
I wished to see if alltawere going on' that is too 1, udly blazoned w 11
right, I bad to steal up quietly by the . bear a rigid i stigation. TI
most hidden path to reach the goose • is done ,thort hly, but quiet y,
house while the gander was feeding or work that ha unasSailable fo nd
swimming in the distance. But he was 'and perfectly fitkiehed iu ever
generally too vigilant for me to escapii ment. Wit the p easent doe
observation, and• would be there before ness that eve ylthine in her hous
11
me barring the way. He-. was a some-
what vicious bird, and his life was short-
ur first parOiase of geese was made
` in the autumn ; ;we proctred some
you,ng birds, and placed, them in the
upper part of the ga,v1$13., where their
harsh (fries should not be too near the
ed down froi,
looked down
and in Spite of
house, on which they loo
their station. They a/
en a large conservatoey!
the intelligence with e
credited them, mistook! it for water.
So one day a goose thought to reach
the desirable water, and flew over tbe
garden to it, and came -or shing through
the roof into the build' g. Then we
cut the wings of our
year we felind it necess
the process directly afte
. again, hat ney geese nett
,ltrouble by attempting t
autumn canto.
When we wished to re
the old birds by young ,
. ourselves in asdifficulty;
practised eye to tell a fal
, der at six months old, a
two or three times to in
known the same thing h
erg) that when the folio
rived, the supposed goes
be a gander, or the supposed gander
took to laying eggs.
I am certain that, if ell managed,
gees -e ought to be very p -affable birds,: fifteen or tvetenty bushels to etla
and they are very little rouble to rear, ! while the sranap rice_ has le
but they reqeire a grass ange of suffe ninety bus s, yielding for
cient extent to render t eni. almost in:2' pounds df cle rice to the bush
dependent of other food, nd their un- the Chinese, as, to the Souther
cleanly habits make them less suited to d.00s, it is the great staple of fo
their word fer :rice (fan) ent
"tou-faeatee"-4hat is, 'the riee-
one." Even the ordinary sa
"che-fan," answering to our ui
rice?" " Re nig mentions th
dreaded than this. Even small -pox countrywom adame de 13ot
would almost be a welcome visitor in a when walki near the Frenc
household where diphtheria had- been tion at Pekin, while her husba
manifested in its kVerst forms, at any minister in him', was iuvaria
rate, it weuld be preferred. Notwith- luted by the women of the n
standing this general dread of the dis- °hood withet e'. "Che -fan ?" sh
eaie, there seems to be astrange apathy kindly feelite tie this Prench-A
on the part of the people in relation to lady they had nlever extendedt
the discovery of the real made of the whom they neiver inquired
malady andthe application of the pro- they had their lice or pot. Ri
. pet means .for its prevention. The- •
fa ts presen ed in the history of nurner-
-bear exa,min
family need 1
may come to
disturb her
assured tlhat
perfect work'ng
be no uneasi ess
knows her tz
is to be set p
the best elle
enough
her: nex ectedly Writ
ufrdere arid there ti.
neat, and the feed adh
foe*, her. husband iil
can' afford.' What is g
mea,ns of pro ling is, gobd enowila
any guest, ,1101,veveia honored, The
but not mate i lly and the ho tea.
pectecl guestlf ay /increaee the hi
able to devote true and thought o t
geese. - Every entertainment. *,
ry to repeat
the. moulting Rice.
have_ grown Rice (Oryta Sall is one
fly till the making it 0 ir
It has been c'l
lace some of
nes, we found from time i
Arabic name
It requires a name, aroz,
se from a gan- through the
d it happened hundred and
(and I have' most of th
ing spring ar-e ground, like)
Maned out tol
ern lakes.;
stich as the
Hungary an
is, however,
memorial, and fr
arez; comes the, ep
and our/ appellatio
Latin. There a
sixty -,one varieties
hie -wild rice of oar
it there are v
dry, dr mount
raised in Ceylo
irginia,. This hitt
at prolific, prOduc
be under a lady's care than any tither
kind of poultry.—Garcieet Chronicle.
Diphtheria an -d Filth.
Probably there is no chseaee which in
localities where a malignant epidemic
of diphtheria has prevailed is more
s of the disease seem to
show quite (inclusively that it may
and often d es origipate spontaneously
from filth, Ithouglelwhen once estab-
- liehed, it is undoubtedlY propagated by
contagion.
We have een no better illuetration
of the real a igin of the disease as well
as of the po ular disposititm to disre-
gard the eviderebe on the subject, than
that afforded by a case which. was de-
scribed td ae, few weeks ago,by Dr.
State Board
he rented, si
of Health. The case watt
retitle owned a farni which
Waled ti efew mile from
the village which- he. resided. The
cellar of the house aud its surround-
, nags were iu aceedingly insanitary
condition, thb natural -result of which
was au outbreak of diphtheria in the
family of the tenant. After several
deaths, the femily left the house and i (*her I pri ces
another tenant occtepied it. In a short
time the disease appeared again with a Death Of
, like result, several deaths and the de-
sertion of the house. As• there had been
no diphtheria in the neighborhood, and
communicatiou with other places
where the disease exisKa, it appeared
to be very evident that the disease orig-
Meted in the house and its unclean
surroundings. The phyeicians of the
neighborhood accordingly condemned
the house, and warned. people against
,oCcopying it unless the evils existing
should be corrected. The owner of tho
property was much exasperated at this,
and contended very stningly that the
doctors had a grudge againa him and
had conspired to injure him. Ile jeer-
ed at the idea that any ipeauitary coil- I
altioilS about the house had (anything
ine in swam
is a grain th
tions. Negr
Rice geows in
not easily Co
moved by re
illustration s
for thus clea
per in the eel
then ground
so as to emus
free it from t
chop sticks a
most unifor
people; and.
Of the 'whole
no statistics.
1850, more
teen millions
though in 186
hundred aud
is now mid
housekeepers
y ands subiect to
t defies European
es Hindoes and
lei to bear the
ai sort of halet
e off; and has t
bing or basting,.
tre receives it, a
eteve.en the stones
the grain, but
lel hulls. A rice b
e added,. as they
articles' set bef
dth which rice i,
We crop in- China Nv
an two hundred
ot pounds were
it had. 'declined
.biglity -Seven milli
no doubt infer f
cl
or
eir
I)
ie
SO
riet es
n
1.
rs
al
0
nen
a
re
•
n.
a
a
he le
a
not
ar
at
a es
al! a, few days ago
ly news ef the
i•v: citizen of H
theeation in the
110 deceased on
ed employment 'in
tion with the husiuess depart'
the Tirww, h vine charge of t
good nature tie ao. hi 1 many
Bet being of aCtive turn of n le
accepted alit e al offer made . la
Grace Egerton. Nirs. 'George Case', wh
saw how apt i watt for the dutiete of an .
whatever to do with the sickness and „ adva,nae ageut. : With her he t -a tel - '
She was amkious
s In South Africa
.all Hamiltoe
settees, and he- le
be remembered
resumed his bottle
r y papers, "and also
ens readings -at S
entertainments. 70,
s, be also appear
ood purpose .on th
glet to observe the neceseary precan- i Finding the severity of the clin.
tions tO avoid dieease, and to prevent e,wLeting upon his strength, he
the melenche
his seeped so
to almost eve
his place o
received hi
a
a
•
rd
lgrio
t
0
la
1
1
el
re
retlc
12
1
1
le o
tt
fridu
1
Janu il.y, 1874, for
On his arrival he
en t4 Thirbab pre
New !World , aper
net afew no eltie
purchased 0outfi
tour of the „ ran
wrote an ent rtain
much praise by L
those countries.
and b rem Bente
poor b
a eke who h
inept • This mt
of hi life.
to vi 't his
did i Sept
was co
with sta
Mr.
partnins
pp rr oe dnil;
present
Canam
Mr. reit
two
Jane
with
Won, t
Mar
avin
busi
amilt
ber,
hom
otla
nect
of t
left tor N
ip ate cone
ealctrs an
to t be
T1,4y ret
ast.t He
aughter six
at 1, Soutbt
tab e throng
were
an made a
ndcn authori
g his a
urnerolls
ted the n
e of Good
made
ed the
everal h
en arrest
w re on boa
r he penal
ess he deter
erne, yith
878, bringing
h s way ba
'bile he
ed soon aft
of the lat
hey for
les neerc
au tiOneers,
res are stoi
hip e ent to
sl ort time
tt the 23r1
Months old.
•
as Ei t ears.
eight. ye
4th, hoe oldest c of
s of Nv ' 19th an 20th
slei mg ; 24th to of
like n he whole. ery
ica.
ent
in -
his
uce
re -
he
giaantidd
he Jo
nce
ter -
the
ase
by
d the
he
he
iebiny
a
ich
the
s of
iu
eir
ney
ore
ter
of
111
UST RECEIV
THE GOLDEN
SEAFORT
MARCH 26, 80.
neroartliant
the svPnit r, I
very ea wit
tnent i)dslarila
rci
AprilL3rd sniw, an on the 6th e gh-
nks
eV f
snow Stotna '; !the nt in -
18774 On t e 6th su 12th
went tit tea nee. .
—AT—
HN
—THE—
it )
OVE.
.filinest Stove Made, h
,Latest Improvenignt'.
a
ent far Wm, Buck's Sib
e that received Gold
nto Exhibiticint, in 187
JOHN KIi3
—AND—
SEAFORTH.
1 the
IT.
es—
al at,
over
me in
un
ds ; 28th
like th
like a la
fregs
might, a
ere ; 24th
the 1st
th, sprit'
snow re
th, frost
frozen
fine and
sprit
with snots, ;
reiny 'abed tee .
187k: Tem erate
gentle pri
; latter Part
perio of lo
botto
in •Ap
, order
coal
the 1 ie
likel
from
The
mote
Tree
tiOns
it yie ds.
ity, bt
ii
a coopsj net al on 'Oa
— alp rsim w 0,
Nstlorial:rteral Jt Hal 'tv
far the a o kip/her lip
once, eft'. la ded hex
fowls
Will hit f u;isiclattl
store it e °th' cGit.de
It ban] o
mud 1.1
rice an hot w
nd o thin ' to keep fresh in
-helve! or ill x -goad
ossiin4 on 1 ''g and dry
gets the
begins t
are. those
hens for w
s seen as p
e of the ch
be made
ds set a
ere
the
old
ry,
ood
rds
c ear
er the
at ler,
TO -
▪ the
ade
odd
the
our
n't
, if
le s of
co nt.
ill be
if
ot.
1 ca-
al -
hen
IS
SS
deaths in the families of.: hts tenants; to England.
and, at last, to prove the lalsity the gage, him for
dame of the physicituneehe moved ish itoeeeesio
own -family into the thoute. , Within a die: but; _ lik
iwere Sick with the same dread mal- back to the\o d:
4tdy„ aud very short time he t employ.
buried nearly all of his numerous fam- cei his returia
Ey of children. Ile was now convinc- tion. with- the
ed, but too tate to save his children, , he gave mime
who had been sacrificed -to his foolhardy and literary
ignorance. other aanateu
persons who will continue to no- eral times tO <
ie
an 13
co
it
at
bat
al
v -
e.
ate t
left
clean tt
lie in e
her lii b,
Never ri
dies dettr
lives tier
lager sr
ill§ her
ittle
hte she
this spi
er.4 bur
•edt da
QW
be
wIleiceha
TM
u der
WO
t_ts never , heard
lamb" ai ust be
harder r he
when e ate
s the ed to of
and corn lained
suitable Material
n Mrs. Bale sat
mortal w rde at,
to him it out
nets will ow be
mould be ncour-
rm food. Baked_
irect fro „ the
-meal, co n or
greatly o :the
uder foo it With
with he salt,
Office
the
Imager and Proprieter.,
the premises uncle
Hotel, formerly oe
NOTES AND BILLS DISC
Purchased.
FAROS' SALE NOTES\13
yid -
d
UN
b. nge
CHT.
}Irene ert of the Bank of Co 'me ce.,
lute
•est Allowed on De ()lit
M. P. HAYES,
Manager and
s.
SEAFOR
TI N AN D ST
EMPORIUM,
Whitn
y's Block, Main
Has n6 on hand and for sale
articlei n Stoves, of the be t
MIL! S' WOOD COO
RO AL BASE BUR
The b
latest d
A COM
Fines c Oil
Att the Lowest Prices, whol s and
Lainps, Globes, &c.
promptly Attended to a satis-
n guaranteed.
•in the market, toge
t of Cooking, Parlor a
both coal and, wood,
LETE STOCK TI
WAYS ON HA
Brands of C
VE
iperior
ARE
ve
,els wlie
me. a trial before p
MRS. E. WIEI
aping
ttleir SOEtHINC NEW FOR RNA.
ureounding district that ic -has
STOTK OF GROG
c
i he Will sell at the vex.)
advance on cost.
f al
•
i And
cla
possible.
mills a
g L50,000
Was-
spin -
632
IES,
allest
eal, Crackql Wheat, Corn
Pbt Barley, lirooms,, Twit.
ets, Spices,
ye Ything usually kept in firste
r eery always on band.
1 St..NBEAM COAL 0:L
Bef, re. Purchasing Elsewhe e.
ROBERT
Go
Ca
Fr
me?
A 11
Having Receir d
twe are no
ds. woul
es --with Broc
is awl Lustre
Wool DeBeig
W1 ite Cottons, cS
Ta le Cloas and .1
o'id Opened Out
call special atte7,
ustres, Black Pe
lack Sateens, Ma.?
to a beautiful ran
ded; Satin' to matci
We have also
Good Value
. all Staple? Goo
o#r Old Co nt
did Stock of D
ion to our' la
Silks and .S'atii
of Colored- as
. Plain Mel
very cheap
Prints, Musiii s,
s. Table Line,t;
lia
tio
BR
At
Lo
bot
bee
L rail
fra
the
nail
les
ed
goo
thr
ban
moRTgAqE isALE
ti e County of Ii
berry
Turn -
YO
e by Willie .± Bare and Wile, rul Hugh
utob IA v„i e, will he sold by ublic Atm.
E AY MARCH 3 .1,880
numhe rine, nd ail rot Lot ran nber two,
nahin 1 Howl it, emataaaing 150 tree more
ii
1.1. ma le, fie Drainage good; oa cedar
le stain ri hew rd log hOuse, with rame- kit-
; -well at -lion. e ; soil ctay loam; good roads ;
epee fr ea Be ore 4 Miles, from Gorrie 5
&IX, rn the Ei . lath Concession of :the Town.
4 feet; frame kitchen, 18x20I feet ; new- f ame
- barn with 4tone foundation, 40.1:60 feet; -
Dis once , f .orn Wingham :theta -.5.i mi.es, from
WtimTz. 1:omtfesilsia: e, or ay be usitertaincd On app4a-
:Vendors' Solci,-..ore, Londno, Ont.
ED Mil( ,SEAFORTIL
ARLOR BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
EE \ORGE OF
LEN
S OLD STA
Indersigne begs:to all the attention of the
it
ST'Oerti OF t30
OPRIETOR
zoihl open in a
stand,
ed t
RE YE & IFOWLER,
G TO. STAT to the karraers end PAIL)
of 'Seal rth an 'Vicinity thut they have rent -
e RED MIL , SEAFORTH, :and Imre
got it 'a first. lasSrunnbag order.
1St NG AN:D1CHOPPING
deride to end isatisfacticin gee -real --
lee . Cho ping 1.1 ne at 7 elents per bag.
ur sol at W °kaiak) lira Beta.
give you. Value for ivour =city.
641. BREWER & FOWLER.
Tees and Plant0 on -the Same
and
1-13
firs
TS AND SHOES
'Whi4h have bee careftilly selected to suit all tastes, th for Style and Quality.
He i4 confident t at all who favor him with a call wi be suited, as they will be
sold lit an exceedingly, low pripe for cash, Respec f lly soliciting -a call, will
co sider it no triuble to show goods.
Prices marked in plain Pigures. Only One Pr pe. Please Remember the
RELIABLE PATTERNS.
ElARPER'S E3AZAF? OUT PAP
614EAPEST PA TTOIT,S2ELLINAIE
HirPER'S BAZAR—WEEKLY—AND iLLOS
R PATTEkNiS
COMPLETE SITI
RATED CATALOOtIES
Will be Kept on the Counter for jnsPeCtion;
• Bookseller atcl Stationer. Sole Agent for Marina's BAZAR Patterns.
BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOT AND SHOE
IS STILL SELLING
!OD RoWT6RY: MADE BOOTS AND SHOS
'AT -laVENUE TARIFF
NOTW, TE1STANDING THE RI
StarL's Block, Main Street, Se
RICES,
E IN STOCK.
orth.
AbDRESS; TO THE EL
SAIIT11.—" GOod morning Jones, where are you going to ?"
furn ture, you Seenline is getting plaiyed out and I want to get so
priz s. Our baby Wants a new cradle, ,and they say that he has th
at
exa
to o
fea
tion
rata
ID ID S
the Free and Indepe- dent People of Huron :
Warerooms, to get some new
0 first rate furniture at very low
very best and cheapest in the
ROBERTSON' b ga to state hat be has removed to the pram es lstely or.:eepiel by Mr, John
, as a Hardware Stem, and t at he is now prepared to furnis everything in the Farniture
markably low pribes. Intending purchasers will find it great to their advantage to call and
ine his stock be orb Ouch& ng elsewhere. Repairing promp ly attended to. Furniture made
der on very 'aluir notice. Pi tare framing a specialty. All ork guaranteed, Farm produce,
era, wood and lu bertaken n exchange.
formerly, Onde his own an )ervision, and will be condncte, with the greatest care and atten -
His stock Of Caskets, Coffius, Shrouds &c , will be found c plete, and. Ut the very lowest
Funerals attended in the untry. A.'Hearse for hire. Herr mber the piaci.
M. ROBERT 'ON, SEAFO4TH.
0
8. ROETTTS IflAS REMOVED
the Store be zreen, lb&
Cardno
thrtan's Pry Goods and
IS -DRUG STORE
Block, Main Street, Seaforth.
GET 1NG bem Difeet from the PARIS
-class C natlia grown rees and ;Plants, at
a in ich les priee than tlal peer, fe -eel, soft
wooled tree sold by the Unprinciplell piston
-"JO to $20 per • htindred. ",N-orway SI race from
S nd a list o what yon require, toad .1 will
sou you my ter or d drescriptive eatalogue.
641 Addirese
S AF.OiRTI FLAX 11.1.S.
33047 prep -arid to melte
with Farmers for the toming
rri
seas
E undersign
rrangeneents
G OD OLE;
And will be
.11
bns ess, or will
erty ApPly to JO
TO MEITIA
S. TRO
TT s mud_ pleas
-Lel- non to is air
Thi
awe
pri
e
on
lam
BUTT
equently keep
ter than -any
.hanted. 'value
and..
mmon hs
call at the Fac
TO BE SOWN.
tarnished en -applieation.
.ro:eOrt.lr filiBbEesAolriaTonTFIzie,:a
e, exchanged for farm prop-
13EATTIE, Seal orth. 638
TS AND DAIRYMEN.
T, SEAFORTI,
re in cal. ling partic4lar atten-
ight
rranted air tight, and wilt
tla4 butter much, purer add.
other tub made on the old
re than the price 41 the fah'
of butter. Samples always
hand a's usual. For partica-
ory or address
and repairing as usual. 600
•
giv
pec
S. P RTER i'SEAFORTH.
ess of Cost'.
OSE
tain
a large
ally to n
WA T,' it win pay them tn itstet•
discount to those paying cash, es-
• yrY1E1, flied ;couples.
areroo a directly oppbsite M. R. Counter's
625 !JOHN S. PORTER.
ST. THA
Ild
Or
part, of
run urps.sRe
694 2,3
Pro pt Attention.
'AN' 1ED--dio take orders in every
he conntry. !Pay Liberal.
c,uhr dull and see the stotk—it is
. Pli4eans-• ow as in the States,
the 'ditty of 20 per eclat.
HUES NURSERIES.
ipmt4f ,Srplen did Fruit
ress D. W. BEADLE,
St. Catharines.
0/1-1()Hk LINE.
STAT MAIL STEAMERS Sail
ri Every Satur lay fr,',!/-a NEW YORE and
fi• ASGOW (via Londonderry) and LONDON
ect.
IC:EEL' for Liverpool, Lendonderr:v,-Gles.
no , and el parts of Europe. Fares as low as
ant other RI et.elross
't he PaBSt. rger emumOdatkn of Anchor Line
lo9r Apply tos. 1.)
R.
olesale and Bet il Dealer in LEATMR and
1 , one hat the V >ry Best Stock kept. Terms
!too lerate'. A Trial Solicited. All orders by man
tOnS
of every on
and drive
permitted
A cordon i
and all s
longed ind
Stith is
our invet
bug, The
him is by s
adapted. by
peas and b
not Ve able
say more
or late the2,
such is )34.3
tell us that
and theref
it is ripe,
Until it's t
peas are in
close W4aOtt
tar, or ereo
in warm ev
stanees it
farmer te
beans for o
the country
levean best
from the B
well the co-
• as it -did las
will occur.
•
Van
Twentytt
from the bo
postal paper.
—A Yoko
er fire hes
2,00 bousia
—The ki
has been. a
Plank Clo
freely made,
New York,
were hired. ,
in -four year
—An 1.12ttA
Wider the p
May 28th.
dogs fin ent
Tana are be
erica with.
is anticipate
will be OA ,14
—3.13B 13
Pensacola f
lier crew
—It is re
man Hall,
from his wi
adultery eo
keeper, will.
the bonds oi
sition to the
present edit
Plymouth e
off from the
Burford. vill
enced an Ai
- tether. Mr -
his aged wif
have been,
known ima
of Middlena
Saturday is
bury, by. th
press going
—The in
which is <113,
Canadian 1'
ity of Wind
is beeomin-
over no less.
posed. of 3
competition
dealers ther
by daylight '
they want, .
- states that
lace near
,possession o
-widow, and'
coffin which
them, and -10
tion. BeL
him arty fur
created au
amusement
—The
Frederick
the good 4
highly resp
widow and
Whom were
Felker die
property, I,-
- amicably:di
the sous
the legal
Hied in fla
greatly iniS
frequent oc
BaturdmLy
Craig, an ol
apparentlY
feeling Art
Craig eo
naftVS he
; living new.
husband to -
out of the
ped &rani
—At the
McGregor
. for the In
night, wi,
sented to
otic song'
- man Ian-