B&kincf Powder
Absolutely Pure
KANTZ.
Wm. Gilbert is working at Mt. Car-
I mel.
The sick of this place are Improving
slowly.
Mre. William Holtzapple Is on the
-ii k list.
-Inuh Walltorn and wife visited at
Kantz Hunday.
Conrad Fetter is complaining from
I an attach of asthma.
Mre. Wm. Bullck of Kelinsgrove call
ed on her mother recently.
J. Willow and wife left Kantz Yr
FREEBURO.
J. 8. Pawling, wife, son and nephew
of West Milton returned home after
spending a week with Prof. William
Mover and wife.
'lirU If. Miller, a student of Ruck-
nell IJniVf rsity, accompanied by a clash
. , i i i in
nirtle, AianoiM amnger w .iH,riuii m ,
sin-nt sundav with parents and friends.
The work at the Musical College has
moved along vcrv nicely tin-past week
The director is one of the busiest men
in town, carefully seeing to the inter
ests of his pupils.
m.tiukAMiwl ... - ,i
J. mow aiki w lit n-iv nmnmm i. iin-.nnii uuuuai . . miihuh v.
dav and returned home to his patents, j Snyder County Sunday Bohool Aaso-
... r .n fi.iiiiiiiul in tin. 1. -ilul 1?
Katie Aumiller is woiKing ai j. w. "'"" " :
..ii..r'a in Hrtlnsim.ve for a few weeks, church. Y iv.-l.urg, W edncsday e cuing
,. . .. a n..w. n and Thursday. I he convent ua. open-
j. i. niiciii.,,1, ...... BA ui,i. all Irjantrlnff song service con
were to BellMsrrove nararaay e venm g. , , ,,.., Hu ,lf si..im-
Hill K M M HI) VJIH
Quit' a number attended Sunday ; my Apart of the 16th chapter of
j m Ihmu aim niuivimi nuuvn " oww' Komnns WM rVttU, IDUOWea nv a niv-
t Lewfc Herrold rc'turned from bin ! tr from IUv. Or. Chaw. Khoiul, Qen-
l MnnrtoH a mod dm! stntv Rafivaftarv of sundav achoo
Makes hot breakfast-breads wholesome no
yeast germs, no alum. Makes cake, biscuit
and pastry of superior fineness, flavor and deli
cacy. Makes food that will keep moist and
sweet. Is most economical, because it is the
purest and greatest in leavening strength. In
the easy, expeditious preparation of the finer
cakes and pastries, Royal is indispensable.
t are must be taken to avoid txikinn powden made
from alum. Such Mjwdurs are sold cheap, because
they cost but a lew cents per iouiid. Not only
will they (poll the cake, but alum is a corro
sive acid, which taken ill lood means injury to ticalla.
ROYAL BAKING POWDCR CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
COUNTY NtiWS.
Breezy Letters Written by Our
Corps of Correspondents
ughout the County.
WEST BEAVER,
I inn
James Hanes and son did some car
penter w.rk t'r Merchant MlUner last
week.
Oco. Daubert and wife of Milton are
visiting relatives and friends at this
place.
Lydia A. Romlgand Violet Mltman
were t. the Freeburg S. S. convention
Tuesdny.
Quite :i few of this place attended R.
s. convention at Freeburg Thursday
evening.
Iteulien Autnlller and wife ofSellns
grove paid visit to I Charles Hain nnd
wife Sunday.
Mrs. VV. Hnln, nfter spending n
few .lays nl Chestnut Itldge, returned
home Wednesday.
J. R. Hniitli, the great piano and or
gan dealer of Milton, passed through
this place to Freeburg Tuesday.
B, Rentier and leo. Roush had a
runaway Friday evening on their way
home fiom Rohner's mill. Ko accident
occurred.
Work. The irreetinif was tendered by
Prof. Walborn. responded to by Rriiin
Teats. Mrs. J. W. Barnes spoke on tin
advancement of theS. 8. Work f th.
iiat iliiiiv years, The lecture by Ir.
Rnads on Christian Clthsenshin enter
tained the audience for one hour. Dur
ini.' Thursday the time was oecupie.
by Dr. Roads and Mrs. Barnes in eon
nection with the pastors and other 8
H. workers of the county, rimrsdaj
pvenlna Mrs. Barnes devoted an hout
in speaking to a large audience. Well
selected music was rendered by mem
bers of both Lutheran and Reformed
choirs.
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41111111
R Maq is Uiell OrEssad
W HEN HE WEARS-
0
CLOTHING
W
E never ict u garment go out of our stow unless
ii looks us if it was DBciallv desifrned and made
for the bnver. Von can nick out a Loeb Suit. H8 a
or look. It'll wear : it 11 hold Its s i:ll)o : It II save
you money.
Our pes Keep 1 pule Coming
Men's Suits, from up
Men's Hlaek worsted Suits. .?").(()
Men's Blue Serge Suits, $8.00
Then our Ik-Hit grades Iron)
$6.50 to 912.00.
Boy's Suits
Boy's Black
Chil
Cl.il
irotll ?.j.llll tin
ind Blue Seme
Suits In in to .Slo.
Iren's Suits, 7"c and up
Iren's Is-tter grades from
$1.75 to jf.").oo.
PALLAS NEWS.
Aut
hi
' rani
:ik 1 1
I
ll'.r
ADAMSHUUU.
Hor left for Philadelphia
ivu was1
endiiiu several
.f Mi.
lleburi
A. M
,honi
Wm. K
lnt week.
prof. Keller of Lewi
town Monday.
M I Bessie Klose Is s
Wei ks in Belinsgrove.
Mr, hiannnh Hllllth
vi-itinir nl J. F. Keller -.
Wesley 81100k iurehased I i
Smith's'lol on Mark 1 street.
11 1 lloi.ilu had 11 Splilll
nlnci I In his resilience lasl wwk.
rSainuel BachmauaiidMrs.Joiiathaii
HnniiglcrsiM!nl Katurday In MeL'lurc.
J. D. Haines, wife and children sik-hI
Saturday ami Sunday in Mlddleburg.
Miss hostel Iti RonilgsK!iit several days
t Freeburg and Mldilleburg recently.
Miss Gertie Knepp bas returned
trHi ;i two months' sojourn In Berwick.
Mrs. listraight of Harrlsbura wif
theguosl of Siiiniiel Klinepetera last
week. , . , ,
Miss Esther Erhart t Lewistown
was the guest of Miss F.lsi. Riegle Bat-
wrday. 1
Van Middieswarth "i McOlure is vis
ItiiiK his nuinenniH friends in this
vicinity.
H.....W. villi- Smii 1 anil ilaiigincr lies
sic am
Fd. ( 'harles, wife and children
Bient Sunday In town.
WEAVER CHAPEL OROAN.
lo Be (liven Away to Sonic Church,
Sunday School or Public School.
The publisher of the Post will give n
hands u Wkavkh I'h mm i Owia.n
to some 'hurch, Sunday schisil or iul-
I in Snyder County and he ;i-k
the Nitrons of this paper to selecl the
place here ii shall The highcsl
numlsr of votes -will detcrnilne tin
choice. Sewsjsijs'r eouiions and pie
miuui coupons will nil as follows :
NEWSPAPER t'OFPONS: The1
voting couisjii printed in each Issue of,
I ll e P H T I- ft i "uv Vb-' "
filled i.hi and sen; or brought i" ihi-1
office.
PREMIUM COUPONS : All sul
serlbcrs who pay for the Pout In ad-
incc will receive Premium ' ou j
.,.111 tin- office, thai entitles them to
rwo votes for each month paid u acl
mv anil 25 for a full year, ror 11
NEW ':i-h sultmTlptloii FOUR pre
mium e.ni s will Is- Issutsl for each
month and "'i for 11 full year. No cou
pon will be Issued for less than six
months subscription. Changing t h e
name from one mcmlicr of a family i"
another will not he considered new
subscriber. For every dollar's worth ol
job printing or new advertisements thai
are brought or sent to ihi office, :i pre
mium coupon will lie Issued for 2) votes,
cur THIS out.
'"'' s
Si adfftd41ttMvat1i JPnt;! K
il.zle Knei.p i- home from Sunbury
ou account of sickness.
The grip bos tnki 11 hold of quite a
number of folks at this end fol the past
few Week.
Howard Fish, family nnd mother
spent Sunday vi-itini: friends at the
hack mountain.
Henry Knepp of Slglervllle made a
business trip n. this side of the moun
tain lasl Saturday.
ReHrt says Ed. I!"iui, who had
heel I one of 1 nil' township's 1', Is HOW
located in Hilo farming.
The few rains we had lasl week
wi re iliankfully received and made
everything In nature smile.
James Stcelv was home from Lewis
I, iosK-n( pari of Satunlay and
Sundiiy l u re mid purl of the time else
where.' Soitj we did nut get to see ( i. W.
WugeiiscP.er, editor nl' the PohT, when
on a visit hen-las! week. Call again,
( let ii :re.
Ex-Judge (.'rouse was seen on our
streets last week. Jerry looksallo. k.
with the exception of being a little thin
in flesh.
T. F. Swinefi.nl, neither has jaw or
an arm broken as was reported in last
week - i i' '. The eorreet report is
he had only n few slight bruises and is
able to attend n business.
The services In 1 lie German Baptist
Brethren church at Bannerville, Pa.,
on the following evenings, viz, May l!o.
subject, Repentance; May -J7, ul
ect, liaptlsin; June 3rd, Feel Washing.
Lord's Supper and Communion. All
an- welcome. J.B.Shellenberger, Pastor.
1 1 1 r MMJEL' H WHARF.
Ulan
ar
i plentiful in this vi-
'ater
cinlty.
l.evi Herrold returned from his lish
iiiLr trip and reported a good catch.
( '. A. Shemorry and Banks Benner
wen- tn Seliusgrove Saturday evening.
A. '. ( Hose and family were visiting
hi father-in-law, George Kuhn's Sun
day. Mr. Wilson of Williainspurt bought
a carloud of horses at this place lasl
week.
1111 ..I' U I.. . I. la
mi. uiiinn in niui'nwnii
nloved in Ml. ( arm. I and Wilson ll.itl' "" "I l. aen
1 t . ...... . . 'iii nu iiiul ,
ami m. I. heeoold at Lewisourg
ALINE.
nl' damaei
Communion services were well at-1
tendwl Sunday.
Amos Gemberllng is balling hay at
ii-tus Stroub's.
It had the misfortune to i
liar bone.
Hon. G. M. Shlndel and wife were
the guests of II. P. Stroub's over Sun-1
day.
Charles and Francis paid a viit to I
their Is-st friends at Pallas Satunlay
evening.
The new huckster ritr which starts
mil from Pallas Saturdays and Mon
days i fully up to date.
Sunday evening Daniel Bower lost a
valuable horse as the result of an acci
dent while in the stable.
Fanners who delayed planting corn
on account of the dry weather, have
resumed and are finishing up.
An.v one deslrlnii to purchase a line
hiillld eall and Bee the
farm owned by Mrs. M. A. Bailey.
Monday David Blckhart sold one of
, his horses for one hundred dollars and
the next day he purchased another for
1 W.
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: iint
Men'
Men'
e up
MHO
Pants,
better grade Panti
to $1.00.
Men's finedrees Pants, 14.50
Children's knee Funis, 15e up
Children's knee pants, 50c aod
7") cents.
-Stiff. Fedora, all styles
and colors 60c
Our Dlllllap Black am! I It-own
Stiff, 12.50.
Siill Hatsas low as $1.00
Fedora Hats as low 88 50o
Your Presence always Welcome-buy op not.
M. LOEB & SON,
RELIABLE ONC-PREE CLOTHIERS AND GENT'S FURNISHERS,
318 E. MARKET ST-, sUNbUrY, pa.
ESTABLISHED 1877. JJEB'So
S, N N N " N
. N "A i.
ICS. BIGQNT & CO.
323 MapketSt,,
i SUNBURY, FA.
reooverlng from
the Bjliest
hor
Mr. ami Mrs. Hamilton of Liverpool
were the guests of Augustus Htrauh and
wife. They also called on Mrs. Bailey
in t he ttfternoou.
The much needed and wished for
ruin earnest lust lust Tuesday evening,
i but we etiiilil heller have done without
I It than to endure the disaster which
followed.
KKEAMEit.
1
i in
The Sumltiy s.-l I of thl
n llourishiuu eoiulitiou.
Chns. Trutl and wife ofHunbury vis
iteil friends in tills pliu-e Sunday.
Mr-. Janii VVertx of Bellnsgrove vis
ited her daughter, Mrs. Dallas Wilt,
Sunday.
Mrs. Snmuel Stniuh entertained her
nu rents, Mr. Htnhland wife of Verdllla
Satunlay.
h"nmk Rnlley nnd family Bjienl Sun
day v i'h huvl'd Moycr and family near
New I tori in.
cha-. Hussaniun of m ar N'orthum-I
In rlaiui ient Sunday with his parents
in tills pin
Weare well pleased thai T. P. liuni
mcl wiiHiipixiint ii eciisuH enumerator
for MonrK' i ;..
I. N. Julius and s'.ns Prank and Carl
of Sunbury attended Hunday school In
(his place Hunday. j
l,r-.i Dressier and family attendedj
church til Hoover h mill Hunday after-1
iiiMin. on their wa.v Levi took sick
wit'; -1 it! and fever.
The storm did n great
lai Tuesday.
s. ;. Martin i-
four w eeks' sickness.
M i- Mamdet lelnetl wa
Effle Honiberger Hunday.
Iiihn Knotwe linUL-ht a till
from Henry Kerstetter last week.
Sundav seh.Mil at Aline and
Thomas every Sunday at '.) a. m.
Praver-meetlmr at the .Mine church
next Sunday evening at 7:.'tU p. m.
J. B. Underkoftler and wife were the Plsher Walter spent Sunday with
mu sts of II. A. Knit, uf Kuousetown. friends in Belinsgrove.
Rev. lieonold preached an exoellenl Mrs. Adam Fields of Johnstown vis
sermon in tin- Aline church Sunday. ited friends in this vicinity.
Mr. Kerstetter had bod luck. When he J.E.Mageeis confined to his Led
wanted to commence sawing he broke with a severe attack of sickness,
his engine. i Hamuel Herman is erecting a new
John Bhetteriy is dmgging logs from dwelling house on his premises east of
II. A. Ebright's timber land to supply town.
the saw mill. Wm. Gemberllng and wife of Salem
Christian Knousebought a farm for spent Hunday with the family of .1. V.
hi uewly married sm from H. i. Walter.
Hornberger. Prank Thomas and w ife of Sunburj-
T. s. Herrold and I". J. Tint t are visited friends In town the early part of
.hauling hark from Hornberger and last week.
Weaver's tracts to Millerstown. a. d. Krcamer's fine driving horse
T. K. Honiberger is working at the is down with sickness. Dr. Potteiger
saw mill for Minium .V- Co. Be careful attends him.
ami don't saw your fingers, Tommy. Mrs. Jackson Miller and children of
One of Fred Wogely's children died Paxlnos are visiting friends and rela
of scarlet fever and was interred at Ar- lives in town at present,
bogost's church last Monday. Hewas Mrs. Geo. Fagley of Bhamokln was
aged aliout 3 years. the ucst of the family of her brother.
Frank, one of Peter Foltz's hoys, had W. A. Keeler, Thursday,
a severe fall one day last week. He Thomas Hauer, one of our energetic
fell from the barn door and bnUc his successful young business nu n,
collar hone. I le la improving. i purchased the farm owned by Thomp-
i Our township assessor was around son Hilbish of Sellnsgrove.
taking assessment of the bicycles last Mrs. J. E. Mi
quite a uuuilier in
think the lux iiusi-
I
! i iieveiEi AS SUGMDES,
1 1 MTS GOODS, NQMIMP H8,
J IA1E1AS SB SlimJEB,
I iFlgfflKg TABKLE, EILF G00D8,
33 FBBE ARMS.
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F.G. FRANC1SCUS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Hardware, Lumber, Etc. 1
Largest stuck in Central Pennsylvania. A rail line
of Building Hardware, Cook Stoves. Ranges, Stand-
i v;.L?..fl Oil Stoves. Wall Paper, Window
I Shades, Heady Mixed Paints, Lend, Oil, Are. Write
S ns for prices or can ana see us, i
i Bell and SpriM Telephones Lewistown, pa. J
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any prosiiects of a
week. 1 here are
tlii- section luit w
ne-s is void before
i rack are visible.
We read an account of a big Ureal
Hepner, in the Dalmatia "Jteiu". last
Monday. A store, hotel ami eighteen
other outbuildings were totally destroy
ed. All the livestock was saved with
the exception of a calf and a few chick
ens. The loss is estliiuueti ai sis,oou,
aaee ana mis. nam. r.oi-
linger were delegates t the Bnyder
count V Sin a lay school convent ion from
the union school of this place. Miss
I .ora Walter and l. V. Row were de
Irrates of the 1 1 lobe Mills school.
MoCLURE.
B- -r- W
13. Mayiy
VVi. urn sorrv In state thai an old clti
7.en of Sliuinnkin Dam, In the person of j Insurance 8,000
Peter Trexler, committed suicide byj
hiiiitrln! Satunlay morning.
Mrs. .1 nines Ki-ssli-r. la-l week while i
white-wa.hi..;. the wiling In her h..n.e was to Freeburg one da;
h.-ii I the misfortu i falling from a . ,. o .
step ladder aiid breaking hor left arm. I '' . ck.
-I'l r,.i,Li,riliuiil. nirniiiiliiii- Thud Hi se ura. 'lealllix lark Bin
Rollback of KelinsKrove for hauled II horn.-.
i he onlv applicant, for census C. T. Hhaffer and wife were tlieguesl
FLINTSTOU E V ALLEY.
IHW
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S I hcin'r '
ft 1 cnllllieraloi
ouestioli
I tnumbe
This coupon
to one vote tul
ntitles the holder
he handsome
WEAVER CHAPEL ORGAN
I fMada i.v Mm Wwrar Organ 1 PtonoCo.
T .v...i. I'.. .....I -..I.I I.v K. S. llli'u'l-l. MUl
v in lor... i. t - - ... .
.mi,,,. 1-.. i In li.. irivi'll to Holllf . Illlrcll
fci .... . ---. ..; .7 . .
who answered
- correctly in Bnyuer
land counties.
SEId NSGROVE.
all tin
:iinl Nop
of .1. I laities anil wifi
James Haines is employed in in:ik
ing posts for Philip Dreese.
Q. O. Moyer and C E. Haines made
a heavy blast Inst week with dynamite.
' It liroii-'hl down -VHI bushels Of stones.
' Harry Holshue Is attending school at
Herudon.
I erberl Dins i- spending a few week
at home.
Henry Kahley received hi
mill Monday.
Borne of our farmers still have some
corn to plant.
James Hughes of Newton Hamilton
called among friends last week.
('. W. Decker, wife and son spent
Sunday at Lewistown.
Mrs. K. V. I'lsh and children of Con
nelllvllle are spending s few weeks
among Mends here.
Job. Gobs is treatlna his house to a
ECONOMICAL
700 Pairs Shoes
Sold last Saturday at
DoldShoeStoracIasinj
imirs
i
1
I Over 2,000
is 1 hey must Ik.- c
n had t lock tin
m times Siitimliiv
La crowds out.
r-
salc.
yet.
i wi
ll,.
out
to sell
ie:n whel
il s twenty
to keen the
unity. I'ou i .' - ; m
summer and winter shoes now. 1 "
a 322 flarket St., Sunbury, la.
m ie bi a v it; in1 t r
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Tables filled up 1 S
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if BARMAN'S
: : sunt stsrf.
Wliwsa w mm m m m
MIDDLEBU2G, PA
Is the place in find
o f ull and complete
line of
Ladies' Shoe
Mrs. E. K. Schro.ver is in Phlladel-I rTheeditor wishes to inform thli
phiaspendlngajfew wei-ks with friends, j (.om.SMIll(.,t that it is necessary for
Miss Annie (itt of Ma.cppu, Union I him to sign his name properly here-
at home with lier parents for a after, not tor DUOUcauon, DDI mr our
, iruidiince. Ivlltor 1'osr.J
r (iK'.i.iri;. . 1 1
W Hands. Schna
(Vxinty, hy HK
1 ni I'nlilii- Bat I In SnydM 1
lie I'ost, Mlddltburgbi rs.
This vote is cast for
ml.. I. ..... hJ Hvii wn'i. aftiT
. . in .1..... ....I I... i imiiti-il.
alHivr ilir Biiu win mvh " .
Srisl ly mil orlrl.iKo Ihia olBce kod
hve It ileiMwiK-'i is
Co., i
few days.
A number of our Sunday school work
ers attended the convention at Free
hurjr last week.
Hev. W. S. I'lrich and bride left last
Thursdav for liis Held of labors at
Scenery Hill, Pa.
V K. Itiistiun of Muncv. formerlva
student of Susquehanna I'niversity, is
being eateraunea ny inenus.
Inf It (. Shields 1111(1 wife of Phila
delphia are spending a week with Mrs.
S s parents, jonu .iiaritaaim wire.
Reduced Rates to Wilkcsbarre.
Tlioalum fnetorv is t lirilillir out (500
pairs of shoes a day and the outlook is
for a lawr number being turned out.
Itev. (i. W. Genadtf of the 1st Luth.
church will preach the memorial ser
mon to tbeO. A. IL, Sons of Veterans
and Women's Kelief Corps on Sunday
evening, the 27th.
An on.. i KnlthUTrmplar of Pennsjrl
Vitnlit.
lT.r l..r.i,l.. IlHV lMv L'-'l of the
Knitthts Templar of Pennsylvania Forty-seventh
Annual Conclave, at Wilkes
barre, Pa., May 21 to 23, 10U, the Penn
sylvania Railroad will sell round-trip
tickets from all stations in Pennsyl-i-nnia
in YVilki-shiirre and return May
21 and 22, limited to return until May
23,lncluslve, at rate of one limited flrst
elass fare for the round trip (minimum
of twenty-five cents). Tickets will not
lie rood for nasaage on New York and
Chicago Limited Express, and are good
V. 1
for continuous passage only in eac
rectlon.
coutofpuiiit which makes quite an Improvement.
s. Weidenmyer and son Hurry spent
Sunday at Lock's Hank.
NEW BERLIN.
L.C. Reiehley, K. A. Fugle and Ed.
j Wilson are erecting a new Iwrn for
Fnil Reiehley near Kratzcrviiie.
Uriah Fessler of Pennscreek iKiugbt
the John Solomon property on the
corner of Vine and Water sts. for$2l.
F. H. Maurer moved his portable saw
mill from Fred Reiehley's to a tract of
timber land ou Buffalo mountain north
of town.
Mrs. Howard Folk and daughter who
had been visiting at her brother, H. H.
Wetzel's, returned to her home in Mid-
dlehurg.
Samuel Oelse, who was attending
lectures at the Medico Chirurglcal Col
lege at Philadelphia, returned home
having completed one year's course.
Eagle Hotel,
W. GSAYBILL, PEOPRIETOS.
NEAR THE DEPOT.
Middleburg, - - - Penna.
First Class Accommodation,
Low llatcs and Careful Attention
Given to all Guests.
-Livery Attached.r
Good Horses and Careful Drivers.
There are Russets,
Black and Patent
Leather Shoes ....
We ke.
DXMUTOVII NOTICK. .Notice
a- i
in hereby
. I. . I..,,,,.. iMitAinelltHrV uuonttie e
Ute of Caroline Moyer. of Bver two..
Snyder county. P , deceMed hve been Itoued
In flue form of lw to tbe underined to whom
II lndeltel to Mid entate should ;nke Imme
diate payment and thoee haylnK claim acaintt
It hould prevent them duly authenticated for
ettlement. HARVEY MUim mk,
Beavertown, la., may (, iw.
i. I in hi-
quality of SHOES
:ind when you buy I
our best you can rest J
aasurwl the qualitv
right I
We have them as
low as 90o, and all
other grades up to
m the vcrylx'st for$4.
Give Us a Trial-
W. I. Garman.
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CASTOR I A
Jor Infuts and Cltildr en.
The Kind You Have Always
Boars the
Signature of 1