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MR.. COOKIES GALLERY.

Ia connexion with The preceding, we should not
omit 10 mention, that Mr.. Cooke has several very
beautiful paintings, executed during his travels in
Europe, illustrating some Of The most beautiful OBJ
Iecs OF taste that are TO be found amidst all the
treasures oflhe fine arts.
Mr. Cookies Gallery is at the North East corner of
4 IL street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
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The Ladjcs Companion for April, 50 much com
mended to the accep,ation of the ladies, concludes
the 9Th volume. The number contains many inte-
resting original pieces, by favore writers, an index
to the volume and beautiful steel copperplate Wig
ncre The first number of the 9ih.voumc to be
issued in May, will contain a 1900 prize tale.
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that scheme for which you have evinced party and
political preference which, il adopted must ineyita-
bly, sink your own city and the whole country into
deeper misery and an eion; and like true patriot
TO stand forth the champion Of measures, which, If
adopted, must speedily gladden. the face Of our Re-
public with prosperity and happiness
NECK AR
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

By and Nth The adoice and consent Of The Senate
COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS
Conway Whiule, Norfolk, Virginia, from 18th
March, 1888.
Adam Gordon, Key West, Florida, from 30th
June, 1888 vice VIM. A Whitehead, resigned, TO
take effect on that day.
SURVEYOR or THE REVENUE.
Benjamin Wormsead, Marblehead Mass from
20h March, 1888, vice Eleazer I. Graves, deceased.
MARSHALs.
Seth Salisbury, for the Western District of Penn
syvania
John Patterson, for the District of Ohio.
.Justiccs Of Hc Peace in III: eoHaty Of Washington,
in the District Of Coiumba.-Dayid A. Hall, Clement
T. Cootc Lewis Carbcry, Geo. Naylor.
justices Of the Pace FIR tie county Of Alexandria,
in hac District Of Colambia-Newton Keenc, John,
Morgan, Adam Lynn, Thomson f Mason, Bernard
Hooe.
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L1rERArURE AND Loco-Foco1sM.

A short time since the Globe claimed all the
Literature" of the country as the enlightened advo-
Gates of the SubTreasury scheme II named a
series of stars, such as Bryant, Cooper, Paulding,
Sedgwick, &C. all Of them deservedly distinguish
ed in field more honorable than the Agraran
field" The Globe, however certainly neglected
or omitted to mention one, whose literary attain
ments united with his devotion TO Sub Treasury
ism, ought not to be longer hidden under a bushe
The author of the letter below, is certainly an
ment to the all the Literature" party and should
be placed by the Globe in its shining panel of illus
trious Loco iocoS.
.~. From the Richmond Wing
As the worthy member from Tyler does not like
our classification and thinks Fought to be very
careful how we speak of mems politics" we beg
leave to let him be heard in his o1cn ray rerbatim
| litcratim Ct pnact@attm.
RICHMOND March the Goth 1888
|. Mr. Galaher editor of the wing
Dear sir
Casting my Eye this morning cross the
wing saw yon have plased my name in that class
with the fence men witch is the first time ever new
that was of that caracter therefore move to Strike
out and place my name with the Sub treasury men
for you there is not stronger Sub treasury
man in this house than my self | think therefore
men oug to be Careful how the Speake OF mems
! politics Especially those who publish the News
| n B no Coony on the Rail
yours JOHN RIPLEY
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NECKAR.
THE FINE ARTS

lsssrs. Fisher, Harding q. Cooke have each taken
possession Of committee room in the Capitol, on
the basement story, near The front stairs.
Nh Fisher has sixteen beautiful specimens Of
Landscapes, Animals, and Historical pieces, whose
charms are better feltthan described. A good,paint-
ing cannot be described-it can only be felt.
Mr. Harding has several excellent and most accu-
rate likenesSes of members OF Congress and others
Mr. Cookies studios likewise filed with portraits.
P We commend the taste Of citizens and strangers
to visit these pleasant and delightful emporiums Of
the native arts ...
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The Nashville Union ofthe 18th inst sayS-"We
have The satisfaction Of stating that General JACK
sons heith Con inues to improve. IL has 50 iar
regained strength that he was able to take exercise
on Tuesday last"
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Reduction Of duties on wine since 1884,
Over estimated receipt from lands,
Sum required To remain in the Trea-
sury, :
Treasury noes 10 be- redeemed in 1888,
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MARRIED.

MARRIED
AT Fredericksburg Va, on THURSDAY evening
JONES, 10 Miss LUCY ANN, second daughter of
MIR. George Baggoit, al Of that place
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Biennial reduction in 1886, 100000
1888, 100000
Decrease by substituting free
for dutiable articles, 100000
Bonds given in 1888 and
paid in 1884, 100000
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100000
Total,
100000

1888, under that of 1884, at least 1000 COO
Estimated actual receipts from Gus
toms in 1888, $1,000 600
This sum, will venture TO predict, will not be
exceeded in the receipts from customs actually paid
into the Treasury in 1888 Independent of the four
million Of bonds postponed.
| You have estimated the revenue from public
! lands at $30O0000
As far as information has been communicated to
The public relating to the receints this year, it will
probably not exceed two MILL ms. 1t appears by
report of the Secretary of the Treasury, that $5Si
600 only was received the first quarter Of this year
from lands. will estimate them at two and half
millions; leaving deficiency of half million Of
your estimate from that source
The whole amount of Treasury notes authorised
TO be issued under The act of 1887, will, no one can
doubt, be charge 10 the full and entire sum upon
the revenues of 1888 Nearly one half of the whole
amount of treasury notes, issued up the 2ith ulIi
mo- appears 10 have been already returned back into
the treasury in payments made of public dues. The
experience of the past has shown, that The public
finances of the country cannot be successfully con-
Quoted with less sum, always in the treasury than
three million dollars The present Secretary of the
Treasury, on former occasion, considered six mil
lions necessary Congress, under the dcposite act
of ls36 considered five millions necessary and pro
vided for leaving that sum.
The conclusion which the foregoing estimates
and views brings me 10 is that there must be pro-
vicd 10 meet the wants of the treasury during the
year 1888, S2O43oOOo
Say in round numbers, TWENTY MILLION
DOLLARS, as follows, viz
atel of nd m
by YOU $4,000
Receipts from customs eStimatedby you
beyond my estimate - 6,Oooooo
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-17
COLUMBUS, MISS.
sATTRbAY. February 11, 1s3s.

CT We are authorized to announce HEsDLET
:. BtgSET, rs a candidate ior the Office # Circuit
Judge, for III sixth Judicial District, composed OF
Tire cuuniies of Lowndcs, Noxubee. Kemper, Win
ston AMI Okubheha.
~ We are scihorized 10 announce JsNEB T.
HIEEISoN a. = candidate Cor The Ohice Of Distinct
Attorney r tie sixth Judicial district composed OF
lh, counties ~ Lowndes, Noxabee, Eemper, Wins
Ion and Otubbehs.
b0-Wc are authorized ia announce Capt Raises
n. GaIET as a candidate for Major GeBer.l of the
an Division.
r1-We are zutlorlzed IA snnoVDce MAJ. Asa
los FIRHIE o( Huxubee county, ss . candidate
e'r Bngsdicr Gesersl Of the 81 Brigade and eth
Division.
70 We are authorised to announce RIcHLRD S.
GRTrs Of StsrksIIte. asa candidate for Brigadier
Genersl oitae ia BnKale Of the Ath dsyisIon of
M>sissppi Mltis, composed Of HE counties Of Ok
tibheha, Chochw, Csrml falsbushs and TaIIa-
tstchie.
10 We areanihorised to announce Gen. JAMES
CAErEE of Co,0iahas. as candidate for reelection
10 -' office of BHgsdler General of the 81 Brigade
Vt tie all Division Of the Militia Of this State.
COVE arr authorised to announce Major JOHN
NmLIASs, Of Grenada, as a candidate for Matr
General ol the 4th Division.
GIVE are authorized 70 announce Gen. PRYoR
VI GsAEY ,f ColGmhus candidate for the office
o. MsyH General of ti,r 4th DIVISION Of the Misss-
s,p" "l'a. composed Of liz counties of LowndeS,
S"Kule~, krmper, Oktbbreha, Winston Lcake,
Ae>i"ba NtNtn, Scott, Snih, AilaIa, Choctaw,
CinOl. fslabusta, and sllskatchie
~ We are authorized e. announce WILLIAM
II. SOCrHALL ~ candidate lnF Colonel uf the 18Th
Regiment (Ln~ndes Coultj,) o. Mississippi Militia
at the ensuing election.
70 We are authorized to announce VIZ. EcK-
FoSD ass candljate far e hire Brigadier Genersl
Of HE al Brigadeoi the Ali D.s.s.o0 Vi tie Milia
lis State.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-17

Prem ihs Livsrpoei Correspondent effhs Star.
The Queens heahh Is reported to be in a pre-.
/ eaTous stale. OF The truth of this report have
no means Of aseeHaning any thing. What
state. therefore, is merely the echo Of preValcn,
OF DIT IN the metropolis.
The report, then, IS this-that the Queen mas
exhibited appearance Of that hereditary disease
(Onee believed 10 be cuFsble BY The touch Of q
king or queen) which has 50 much embusrsd shs
existence Of many Of her family. The dreadful
complaint commonly knOSn By The name Of the
Kings Evil. = believed TO have caused Ihe men,
tai alienation under which George III 80 mans
years was afflicted. II is believed; also, that he
fnHcsss Amelia died Of lie excl. George Nv.
was an early sufferer from tie same cause, and
the black stocks which ere nov 80 generally
worn. were Invanied BY OF for him, to conceal
the marks which this disease bad made Va Ais
neck. The faint is in he EarRily-and believe
that, in consequence Of tn ffeQusni nenaar-
rages With the Continental houses. has been
cominunied to nearly every roya hosse ia Eu
rope.
The statement ~ 10 the Queens hcalth is, no
doubt, very decided; but ] am IN hopes that osi.
ginaled in the fact that The Queens s6heis ere
weak; this is said 10 have been caused By On early
attack Of scro(ula. As reports have once got
abroad on this head, We shall certainly hear more
Oft.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-17
LEGISLATURE OF MISS1ss.

SIPF
I'VE ARE Indebted TO an Obliging cors.oo,a..
the following letter from Jackson.l -''
JAcEsOs, Feb'y. lin -,
The Legislature IS fast drawing 10 e
during the last week, many important ro,,,.. - .
been acted upon ana disposed Of =
The bill for calling a Convention Of H.,
the State, was, on Monday last, pos,poo. : ]. -
House Of Representatives till The frs, ~ s
January next. The Union Bank supplrn..,.
has passed the hoa.e, and is now betors n.
The bill to incorporate the Real Ez,an p
Columbus, has passed both houses. In 49,
branch, ar Butter, of your delegation. Void !. ~
il. q
In the house, on Friday, MI Ruff Of n.
announced the death of his collearre n. :,
MooRE, who died in this city on Thursd,v IS
last. Mr. R. paid handsome tribute 10 h.
~ (Which viii be published) and offered ssv..
solutions which were unanimously adopts5 49,.
iFe Of the regret of the Legislature on tins nop-,
occasion, and that the members wear Gran. ..
lie arm for 30 days. Both houses adiourD.a :. !.
O'Clock, NJ. 10 attend DR. Ms funeral, ana 4.
mains were followed to the grave by lana. :.
Der OF the members, as also by many Of the r;t,..
and strangers here.
a resolution has been introduced into tho .,,..
for the purpose Of eectng FIVE commissioners n :.
lect suitable scite for the University and ,.,,..
the same to the next session-but it will not /. :,
dopted, think
MIR Fehtriss introduced bill into the ho,s. =.
Saturday relative to increasing the paw Of ,,,,,
Officers thereia named. The attorney genera !,
nave $4,000 per annum; members of the I.c.
ture, SO days pre4ident board Of police, SO De, d,
members, 81; jurors aud witnesses, 50 per day.
Both houses assembled on Saturday in the rem
sentative hall for the purpose of electinC ten h,
and it was O'Clock P. NJ. before n
election terminated. There were six ballothue
ana The following persons were elected:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-17

Another plot against the HE Of Louis Phill:pe,
King ofihe French, has been discovered.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-17

t:5-The Legislature will most probably adjourn
to-day. We have the proceedings only up to the
liul inst. See the letter of our jackson cores
popeht. We fear they have done many things
which they ought not 10 have done, and Jeff undone
many things which they should have done" Next
week perhaps, we shall be able to give list of tie
acts &c passed.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-17

L2t1y.--TbeTe 10 man IN tho West so tall
tbas he carries parachute over bis head when
ga t. -oes abroad. lest. in case lie slip 6oan,
he should knock his brains oul in the fall--hi,
upper works being so far from the earth as to
render their descent excessively daugcrous.--
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-17

Fifteen young men. while skating on a large
pond at Egremont, Berkshire county, Mass,
broke through the ice and were drowned
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-17

TARGET SHoorING.-The Columbus Ri1cmon
participated in this sport on "Wednesday last. The
shooting was excellent. NJ. Robert Harris won
the prize, he making the best average shots.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-17

The Pre- caption Bih-Tke Bill grantin,
presumption rights to settlers on the public land
passed the Senate on the S0th ult. by vote o
1to1S.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-17

CsTroS commands fair price in Mobile and N.
Orleans, generally from ten and half to twelve
cents. The wharyes and store houses are filed
with the rich staple. Large quantities are lying at
the landings along the Tombigbee ready for market.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-17

The Bill for establishing The Sab Treasury
Systsm by Law, as recommended by Mr.. Val
Buren,, is drawn with admirable ability, aud pre-
sents that great and important measure before
Congress 10 Tangible shape. Scarcely day
has passed since the stOPpage of specie payments
in'May last, that new cvi1cnce has not been FUR
ni.hed IN favor Of the expediency--,f The G0s'-
NE nscsssity--o the adoption Of this measGre )
and we hope the DENocRAcY OF THE NATION
tritl one voiee aud one heart--wi unite in urg-
ingi forward to final success. Every means
should De used to impress upon tho minds Of the
members of Congress the deep interest with which
their conduct is regarded by their anxious con-
stftuenis. upon this point, and their impatient de.
sire 10 see tho country relieved from its presen,
difficulties, relative to he public money, and qui.
ct and confidence restored, by perfect separa.
ton between Bank and State Boston Posi.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-17

The history Of Peter Singleton is tie hislcry 81
many young man in these tines Of vice ana
extravaganza
The Virginia papers publish the death Of Pc
ter Singleton, aged 26 Years. When he became
Of age, his estate was worth about three hundred
thousand dollars but he fell into idle. dissipaed
habits, and formed evil associations, which lad
the foundation OF his ruin. He was courted, nh-
tered, vitated, swindled led into drinking, horse
racing, and gambling. In two or three years
his property was all gone He continued for
some time a helpless dissipated dependant on q
few friends, and finally terminated his wc,ched
existence in an alms.ho
MicHIGAN-rHE YEARLING STATE.-Wo
perceive by The Detroit Free Pree Of tho lllh,
that this State numbers l7S,39S souls, and gave
29,6S6 votes for Governor at the late election,
being one vote for six persons. The most inter-
esting exhibit, by the same paper, is the "whcat
produce Of Michigan the present year." taken by
order Of the Secretary OF State with the census
IL round numbers, "s will fall fraction short Of
one million five hundred thousand bushels"
The aggregate quantity Of oats set down Ut
l,4OO,00O bushels, ditto Of corn, 1000, 000
bushels.
GENERAL JAcKsoN.-A decent regard to the
private station the grey hairs and totteriug age of
man who has done SO much service for his cnun-
try in spirit Of honesty at least, which even his
enemies have not questioned, should protect &c.
neral Jacson from the rude assaults OF the Oppo
sItion press. After times will do hun Justice.
though party spirit may trample upon his ashes,
and shout their nbuman orgies over bis earthly
remains. Nashville Banner.
oceola, the celebrated Florida Chief, died at
Fort Moulirie, near Charleston, on the evening Of
the 5Oih ult. His disease was an affection Of
the throat. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27

Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing COmpo,,,
a T meeting of the President and Directors Of tfs
"A above Company, held on the Goth inst, it was
Ordered, That the capital stock Of the Companv no
increased by the addition Of $40 600 100 slaessnd
a, the present stockholders be permitted until and ON
the 18th of March next, TO subscribe such numbe, c
shares of the augmented stock may be in propor,o,
To the shares now held by them, the scale be orranred
by E. b. Bentley AgentD paying for the same, a, bs
time, in cash OF IN dividend certificates; and tia, tho
shares remaining unsold after the said 18th day March
be- disposed Of as the Bourd may hereafter direct,
In pursuance of the above order have "ien,d Book,
cC Subscription for The said 100 shares Of sock ami L
present Stockholders are invited 10 cali and sub.cr. ~
their respective porlions. L. Is. BENTLEY.
Feb % 9l-2awilJN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27
EsDX'F's
lottery Aattt Exchange Office,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.

HOYT has again Lenien The field !-7hrec Grand Cap
this sold By him.
Nos l2 81 Sc, little one Of $1,000.
- - 80 80 a. q }}Two Grand Capitals,
Drawing of the Richmond Academy Lottery, No. j,
$4,000 Capital.
"a 81 81 66 al % I2 I6 10 4S SO
900 DoLLARs-Drawing 10 take place 9th March.
Tickets ~ Dollars.
Send 10 IlOYT for them.
The most splendid of all Lotteries which has been
drawn for months, is to be drawn the Oath Of March
Hnyt has the field and is selling all the capitals. tie
was always pet Of the blind goddess therefore please
direct your orders to d. Nj. II.
900, 25,OO0, $4,000.
Is drawn numbers in each package OF % Tickets.
Alexandria Lottery.
For Internal Improvement in the District oil Columbia
Class ], for 1898.
TO be drawn in the City Of Alexandria, D. C., sa,ur.
day, the Oath of March, 1885
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27

Single TcKets S20-FfaFes P'''PTru"H'
Certificate of package of wloes S2sO-shares in pro-
portion.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package single
ticket, by the aIl-lucky HOYT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle, who has and is now selling more Capital
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States, by Mail or otherwise enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same prompt attention as on personal APP
plcaon and The Cornucopa sent gratis containing the
drawing-if addressed TO d. NJ. HOYT.
Feb 20 Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27
EssE'Tae 4.
uv,,r.yg1sEM.tH. uSsrsG "

(Erota tic ". y. Ereaing P".t.)
THE BROKEN CANNON.
Half hid in Garth, uul;mbed and black,
Behold The broken cannon lie,
Euon TO ha dust and yielded back
To natures artnory.
Its swim and deadly !'olis that gorcd
Tn. rr"ns ranks, are hurled no morei
Ils ahn-k, iha, with the loud air wafrco,
Aud on its voice, is DER.
Around il now, nj sanset hour,
The Children bound, ;he p 'ay shout rings
o: swsaler far, than fame or power,
Tho Joy their ftolic brings.
And YET, tho hoy that on il lays
His arm, and seems with vHlor vain,
ID half aiisi,L as one who plays
With the ioah lions m'nc
Dseming The spirit fingers there 49,,
Which unco. TO men their coming oea'H
Revealed with brief, appallI glare,
Tie beavgs ii Enlightened sfeH'h.
For he has beard aid veterans say
The cln,ion, prnsirnts now ana dunso,
Once ,iaod 10 battles stern array
Mid banner, trump and DRUM
And proved dreadful minister
OF Frr.doin's vengeance on tho 100,
Who v,inly, mad!y, struck ut her, rp
Aud persisted in the blow. N''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27

AM7M F. RlTCHlE, attorney and Cou"sshOr at Lan
w late Of Richmond, Va. now of VickSburg, Mis-
sssipp-ffrrs ms professional services to the public
He will attend the Courts Of Kinds Madison, !aZco,
Washington, Warren, tie Parish Of Carroll, in LoGs.
una-and The Supreme Federal, and Chancrry Courts,
at Jacksonville expects TO remain most Of the Summer
IN picksburg, and will attend promptly 10 any comnu'
nicnlinns tha, may he addressed to him.
a,-iI u lI6--lf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27
Closing nf The Caaai at Richmond.

7HyIIE Board Of Directors Of the James River ard
81 kanawha Company having placed the !econ.truc
ton of tie lower level Of the old canal Richmond
for the most part Under contract, md having Il, ,h
late meeting, ascrrtaned that the force enp!"yrd upo,
al work cannot be kept in operation later than tie I5
of March, without drawing the water ircm The cana.
directed notice 10 be given to the public, that the a,r
would he drawn off al about that date, and that i, nl,gb
be found necessary for this to be done few days earr
but that it tie intention 4" the Board 10 arold inter,
ruptng the navigation until tie condition Of Tie work
should render the Indispensable and 20 oerl,,
with such force thai the interruption should cease t,
the earlies, day practicable.
II being further asccrtaned that, in The mean lime
freight he received and discharged with greater Con-
venence at Westham, The james river. Than al any
point lower down. that place has been fixed upon for tie
termination vi the river gati"n-As soon, therefore
as the water is drawn from the Lower Level, above
mentioned the navigation will be closed from Westhaa
to Richmond.
BY order Of the President and Directors
W. b. CIilTTENDEN,
S.crctaryJ l. K TO-
Feb II S9-2awl5M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27

~IDEoN LANGSTON-Take notice, that We s"a"
procepd to take the depositions OF DR. Cs,, RI
uaes aad Others at Mechan s M Ia s pes be-
Louisa, Thursday the Isl Gay OF I I rs,d a. es
sunrise ,s, 'n I'M c sb pendog the ccs
Snnero Court of Law and Chancery for Louisa eoGS ~
v in which you plaintiff, and we and Others al.
rnIi no he commenced and completed on that Gay y"
shsl proceed from day day, between the same YOU
sue and where you may attend, Wv
choose. DAVID THOMSON:
JOHN R. QUARLhs,
Executors Of Ralph QudTs,esS' a r,IH
IL