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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23
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SATURDAY. APRIL %. 1883.

~ The Oberlin Times gives the following
touching account Of little fugitive slave boy ""o
died and was buried in that village few days ago'
s.The brief history of this little chilu y ss"'p9
AZ a.. ,,,s az sou Of his master, his mother be-
Ia, A.. slava Txvo wears ago, when tue htte one
~ ,,s,rs old his mother, dying, Ieit him to the
- cslIn, servant The husband of this care
,aker was sold South, and she then determined to
sao few weeks since, she left her house in Ken.
sckN and took with her seven OF her children, but
f,root not the promise made TO the DYING one. She
folded it TO her bosom, and gave il protection with
her own The weather was damp and cold, the
travelling bad, and, close at hand and hard af-
ter was the master, the Of the lilIle hoy. in
hol pursuit to drag back to the prison house, his own
offspring. The poor woman, with her precious
charge, arrived here, and escaped the clutches OF
the shareholders, but fatigue and cold had done ther
work upon the li;Ile fugitive, and he was lett to d,e
among strangers The little boy, alter a week 8
suffering has gone to court that knows no fugIuve
hiil'
The Fugitive Slave Law looks hideous enough,
as an abstraction but, when viewed in connection
with case like this, we think it appears to be
worse than Internal.
1t is seldom that read of such generous de-
votion and exalted piety, as were exhibited by
this poor slave mother, towards the infant Of her
dead friend. In no country within Gods uni
verse, excepting ours, would sympathy for such
piety bring condign punishment upon the man
who INDUCED in ii. If, instead of poor wom-
an the heroine of this tale had been Julia g. T'y-
Ter; and if instead of Kentucky the scene of it
had been laid in Algeria, American poets and ro-
mancers would have waited the name of the no.
T,lio IN al "a III
an one as the Julias Of the south are 6ied by
education TO perform. Such deeds are only done
by simple souls, whose sympathies have been
quickened by suffering, not crushed out by fash
ion no would not rather stand before the
throne of God, in the Judgment day, with
simple, earnest, brave spirit like that Of this poor
slave woman, than all the eclat that could be won
from worldly power and glory? Who would not
'.rather endure her fate, now, with such heart as
she has, than TO sit upon the seat of U. S. Con-
missioner earning fortune by sending fugitives
back to slavery al $40 head? Poor little Ce-
ser, he was only five years old, and so the cold
winds chilled his blood, and the damp stfened
his fragile frame, but he crept closer to the bosom
OF his dead mothers friend and fed from his mas
ter-father to freedom. Death, the poor slaves
welcome friend, the kindest and the best, inter.
posed to save the poor infant from the Fugitiv,
Slave law, from American prejudice against col
OF, and all the other wrongs which the negro ha
to endure; and little Cesar was laid TO rest il
the bosom of Ohio, another victim inundated OF
the altar of slavery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23
Police Court.

FRIDAY, April %.
Before Judge Green.-Bernard GaIigan. of
Northboro', a. young man of respectable appear
ance, vino seemed much surprised to find him
self confronting our worthy police justice, was
charged with being drunk on Thursday, 2lst in
slant, Bernard looked terribly astonished at the
preferment of such charge, and promptly and
emphatically denied it,
1t appeared however, from the evidence Of
good and sufficient witnesses, that Bernard was
considerably sot up" He had come TO the
city on visit TO his relatives, had inbibed freely
OF liquor, and then had undertaken to ride round
town with lady and two children in his wagon.
His horse was spirited one; he was high, and
laid on the whip; and if Gen. Day had not ia ken
him into custody, an accident certainly would
have happened When Mr.. GalIagan reached
the watch-hOuse, he refused to be locked up. and
struggled with Messrs Watkins and Gleason. all
he conld tie was compelled TO yield to the per-
suaslon of the officers, and was in better frame
of mind this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23

A CARD.-Mrs. WINSLOW TO THE LADIES
Mira Wnslow. an old and experienced nurse, and Fee
male Physician, would call the attention The Ladies
he soothing Syrup for Children teethng Ii will i'm
medaley relieve them from pain, aiay all spasmodic
action soften the gums, educeInGammaiioD ardis sure
10 regulate the Bowels Depend upun it, AOthers il
will give 10 yourselves and relief and health to
your children. IL Price, IS cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quantities OF Mrs Winslow's
soothing syrup during the past six thou
sand the last year. We believe IL the best medicine in
the world fer Children teethng for The of Dys-
EMERY and Diarn@a in Children, whether arises from
teehe or any other cause. II gives universal salts
facton-Eever heard complaint from any using 1t
never sold medicine universally successful in re-
hevIng pain and affecting cufes-reief is ABSOLUTELY
SURE CURTIS PERKlNS Druggists No. 40 Cort-
land street, New York
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER
The world is astonished al the wonderful cures per
formed bt The CRANP ANDPAIN KILLER prcpaied
by CURTIS PERKINS. It's equal has never been
known for removing pc III al cases; for The cure Of
spinal complaints calnp ~ ihe limbs and stomach,
Eheuma tsn in al! lis forms biz choic burns sore
throat and gravel decidedly the best remedy in the
word. For particulars, see circulars in the hands o.,
Agents di grauitous circulation.
y. BE sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name
base limitations. Price l2a, 25 374 per botilef
according size. Sold in nearly every town in The
State Agents for Worcester: Bush CO., l. I. Lazell,
G. A Harrington Cherry Valley, Bouomley s. Gill /;
Spercor, j. n. Grout d Co. East Brookfed, Alonzo
Upham w. Broohisd Fiske & Coj Broosheld, Geo
II, Low & Co. oel27 dawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23

IMPORTANT FROM NEW MExIco-New Or
leans, April 20-We have received important intel
Gov Lane has issued a proclamation CLAIMING The
Mechla Valley as portion of American territory.
The Governor asserts that this valley had been err
roneously left out OF the Boundary, by Commission.
er Bartlett, and be had therefore given orders 10
Col. Sumner TO proceed TO the spot with an armed
iorce to take possession. Col Sumner, however. il
IS stated, refused obeying the order In the mean.
time, the Mexican authorities having received nn;oa
oil Gov. Lanes purpose, sent a large body of sol.
diers, with orders to resist, any sacrifice. all AZ.
iemps to take the Valley, which the Government of
Mexico looks npon portion of ITS own nosses
sions When the above account left, much excite.
ment prevailed.
THE above despatch is not credited in New
York; not having come from the regular Telegraph
reporter at New Orleans.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23
Sherifss Sale.
COMMONWEALTH or MAssACHusErTs

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Worcester, IS. April 90 l853
DY virtue of an Execution which issued on a iudg-
ID ment in favor of DAVID WORSELY Of Oxford
in said County, Gentleman, against JACOB H. PICK,
EFT, OF said Oxford, Gentleman, Mt The March Term
u The Court OF Common Peas, for saiG County, A. D.
1853 have taken all the Right in Equity that The said
Jacob IL. Pickett had on the twenty seventh day of
January A. H., 1888, the day when the same was at
tached on mesne process, to redeem certain MoFgaged
Real Estate laying in said Oxoid and The same thai is
deserted in Mortgage Deed thereof, from the said
Jacob II. Pickett to Emory Sanford, recorded in the
Registry OF Deeds for said County Book 49, Poge 40
and on SATURDAY, The twenty eight day Of Nav next
at two o'clock, IA the afternoon, my Office in the city
of Worcester, mo Worcester Bank Biock) | shall
offer for sale by Public Auction TO The highest bidder
said X ight in Equity Of Reden pt:on
ap23 d3sS j. DAY Dep Sheriff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23

10 the Ladies ard Gentlemen of Worcester who have
by their numerous of kindness and symnathy rom
trouted so much to tighten alicon's snoke and make
gh'd me heart in my long most severe calamity
permit me thus publicly to my sincere thanks
And here would say more than perhaps | should .
allowed TO say in acknowledging with the m st he art
jel gr ttnde the iaithnlness of my intelligent Sure
br Henry Sergeant. The true Samaritan kindness of
my beloved Brother, +. Mayer> and lie anxious care
OF nose who Tor more than seventy succ ssve nights
watched by the bedside Of their then distressed but
now more comfortable AID devoted friend The un
wearied effort Of KIND and ndulgen friends to comfort
me ana NINE IN all our sad VARIETY of Trial and ain has
excited my heart 10 constant gratitude and to all who
nave sought 10 mitigate my sorrow, here renewediv
tender my sincere thanks and ferveat praye, for
their eve lasting coed. II w RHYTHM
Worcester, phi %, 1858
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J DAY, Dep. Sheriff.
NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOKS.
A Z, eeeessTYsssasFsrI & rn,c

No. 239 Main Street.
TX IN, NJ Bss Afs with Memoir, by A, J. Downing
Legends Of the West, by James Hall
Camel Hunt, by ], w. Fabens
Every day Scripture Reading, by J. Blake.
Plays, by J. PAYNE Collier
English > dier in the U. s. Army
Mlchaud's History OF the Crusades 3 vols
Y Ime aoiaer and her Offspring, by DR.. Tracy.
fusei, Cruise in the East, by j. Ross Browne
Love- : Siratagem, or the two suitors
m MI Mech nicBi Drawing, in 10 Nos.
me Works of Vim. II. Seward. vols Rovol Octovo
, summer Cruise in the Mediterranean, by N Parker
a, Gulde for the Young, by VIM. w. PEN.
me Oh Mans Bride, by T. S. Arthur
SeaHess Diary from Punch, &c, by Thackersv.
Agnes sorel, by G. ?. r. James
Hauy o. ir, Story Of Scottish Life
SHADY side of Lille j. a Country Parsonage.
history o. English Literature, by VIM. Spauldng
LOUIS &Nil of France. his Bourbon Prince
ap22 - '""'i Dl'Aens;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23

Thousancs OF PARENTS VINO Vcrminge composed
Of Castor Oil, Caomel, &c, aware, that while
they appear to benefit the patient, they actually lay
ing the foundations Tor series OF Diseases such sal.
ivatOp, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &C.
In another column will be found The advertisement of
Hobensacks Medicines, which weask the attention of
all directly interested in their well their Chill
dFen's health In Liver complaints and all disorders
arising trom those oil bous type, you shouldmake
u " Be not dsceioed,n but ask for Hobensack' Is
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills; and observe that each has
the signature OF the Proprietor, j. N. HOBENsACK,
else are genuine.
L. T. LAZELL, EDW'D II. MARSH, d SCOTT,
Jr, JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL d HILL,
Agents for Worcester
noy15 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23

LARD MAKING II CINCINNATI.-The way thew
make lard in Cincinnati isn't to be passed by
without notice. The feature of the process Is
rapidity. Scarcely is the shrill squeal of porky
done resounding the air, than his fatness is al
ready for sale, if not in use by the good house,
wife. A correspondent gives the following pic
ture of the process;
"When they kill hogs. they drive them into a
pen till the pen is full, then they drive in lot
more. What do you suppose the hogs dor WHY,
they stand up end Then one man goes and
knocks them on the. head; another cuts their
throats; two more hook on and drag them out,and
dump them in the scalding bath. Alongside of the
bath is table forty or fifty feet in lenh, one end
being higher than the other. The hog is taken
from the bath and placed on the upper end of the
table, and No. takes off the best bristlcs, No. Q
the next best and No. cleans him Of all the hair
ne had No4 takes off the hoofs, and so on, nd in
nnitum, SO that when the hog has arrived al the
loot OF the table, he is ready to be hung up and
dressed. In well regulated slaughter house. Il
is said that hog is dressed complete In eyery
minute. The entrals, just as they are taken from
the beast, are thrown into a big Kettle and tried
out, and The lard is as white and clear as that Of
the Leaf, and answers well to grace the oriddle
with. i am decidedly in favor of the soanstone
griddle. can appreciate its advantage oyer tha
iron one. The last buckwheats ate In Albany
have given me sour stomach ever since came
to Cincinnati"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23

NEW YoRK, April 22. The steamer CresceD,
City, from Aspnwa, 18th, arrived at this porl AZ
clock this morning. She brings no mails or papers
from the Pacific.
Inc passengers for California, who went out in
the Crescent City, we're forwarded by the steamer
oregon immediately on their arrival al Panama.
1ohn Hilton, passenger, died on the home.
chusetts. :" "assa'
A party OF ladies and gentlemen from Son,h
America were robbed during the journey across The
Isthmus, Of large amount Of money and yalnahIs"
The robbers had been arrested and confined a, A.
pinwall, awaiting their trial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23

SPEcULATIoN.-Mos of the stock in the
Providence and Worcester Railroad Corporation.
hed IN this city, changed hands yesterday. The
readers OF the Spy, who saw The article on the
subject IN our paper of yesterday, obtained $40
per share for theils, while others got only $lO5
to SlO6 per share. 1t is understood that those
engaged in the movement have succeeded in OBJ.
tanning majority of the sock, thus giving them
control Of the road What their purpossIis, will
probably soon be developed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23
The tlimax Tgnfr Tnnic.

As an admirable Toilet preparation, which everybody
can use TO advantage stands IN advance OF everything
else II the Hair is decayng, and thereby falling out
the Climax arrests the decay, and prevents the result
II the Hair is harsh and dry The Climax gives to it
soitness and natural gloss, unlike the greasy appear.
ance resulting from the use Of many other preparations
and the facility with which it ceanses the head com
pttey clearing ont the dandruf is absolutely astonish.
ing. l.. 4. LAZELL. Drugpist
apll diff POI Main st.. Pronrietoy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23

MURDER OF A TEACHER BY PUPIL.
we learn from the Munroe Democrat, that a
most aIroclous murder was committed in Okoo.
na' MISS, 90 Friday, the LIST inst, on The person
Newton Noles, by young man named Gill The
particulars are said 10 be theses Noles was
school teacher, aud Gill walked into the room
during school hours with his hat on his head, and
when requested to take it of, he replied inso.
ienlly, or IN manner quite uubeconing pupil
Noles demanded an explanation, which brought
on me dilltolly bat resulted 10 Gill stobbing him,
wnlch Produced his death in about three mlnules.
ON immediately He'd, and is still at large. A re-
wafd OF TWO hundred dollars is offered for his APP
able properly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23

SUMNER IS COMING, and in anticipation Of her advent
THAYER GATES have received from The South a sup
ply OF pine apples bananas oranges, lemous. cirons
ana 'lher luscious and delicious limits They continue
10 receive Tor daily consumption, the magnificent
loosers the most delicatey favored oysters and the
most superb cilms In addition to those "piscatacious
critters they continue 10 their mriyalled meats
poultry pies, puddings, custards and creams AT til,
ExcELsIos, 257 Main ST., have al the comforts
and delights Of psrlor lie wi haut any # The discom
forts OF the kitchen Everything is bright and clean as
anew dime Everybody is MS accommodating as he
possibly can be, and every time you go there you de-
clare yuu will go as ain Remember Thayer d Gates
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23

KEY To UNCLE Tom IN ENGLAND-A London
letter to The Traveller, speaking OF the appearance
oil the ''key' IN London, says:
f'We are presented with handsome ortavo val
une OF more than 500 pages in the advertisement, IN
which, Messrs Low, Son, & Co., the publishers
State that they have secured to Mrs Stowe the pro
teclon OF the English copy right laws in favor o.
THIS ana all other editions OF the work. They also
mention as "a fact perhaps Unparalleled IN the annals
OF literature, that the whole work was put in TYNE
printed, bound and offered lo sale within four DAYS
IRON The receipt OF the original copy. This haste
was necessary, the laws requiring that it be first
published here, in order secure the authors in
teres. II is an elegant book, sold at So so.
Another edition issued by Messrs Clarke
Beeton, Co., within FIVE DAYS after, which sells
at S4 cents. More than ten thousand ofthis edition
were taken by the London booksellers alone on the
first day Of its publication Aud | NAV mention
here as significant fact, that Her Mosi Cracious
Majesty, the Queen, despatched a messenger IN
Messrs Low x Son, on the morning of its pnblica
tion with special request for the first copv issued
without regard to the style OF binding.
1t was unfortunate day for the sIaye-boldno
interest when it provoked Mrs Stove to the prepar
alton OF this work. The apologists and defenders
oil American slavery have raised spirit which il
will not be easy for them to lay again The
world is too deeply interested IN this question TO rest
satisfied with their denial of the truth of Mrs
Stoves picture.
As the CABIN found its way from house TO house
and nation to nation, The question most natural and
most frequently suggested was:-Is this true rep.
resentatl0n OF system now existing in America?-
In this Key, we have Mrs Stoves answer.
Oh its merits, the Literary Examiner thus speaks.
"lt Is book which most certainly will not weaken
the impression that exists among thousands of Emo
iish readers OF the humanity Ur the genius of The
author OF Uncle Toms abn-whe it contains
narrated scenes of Mrs. Stoves actual experience
as pathetic, as humorous, deeply tragic as the
most celebrated scenes Of her novel, it presents also
from other sources such details Of terror and of mis-
cry, such appalling and irresistible evidence of what
slavery really aud undsguisedly is, and which no
humanity or kindness make other than il Is
that inc eject produced by the novel Tlle Cabin1
cannot be inferior TO that which may be expected
from IFS successor, if in the viyidness Of the i'm
preston at first produced, most certainly in the in
tensity' and duration Of the final emotion. pro
duced.'
So far as reviews of the Key have appeared here,
and there are not few of them already they ALL with
one consent, agree that Mrs. Stowe has fully made
out her case. If there is any exception, it is some
minor point And the general sentiment so far as
expressed is, eve shall not hear any more now
about the exaggeratons Of Uncle Toms Cabin"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23

From the Report Oithe Committee Dentistry, attke
last Mechanics Fair, held in this city;
To the case presented by @. F iiaTris, of Woices
ter, the Committee gave. their UNANIMOUS AND uS-
QUALIFIED praise, both for the e of the mate
rial, the nauaess and deicacy Of color, the perfect
carving of the teeth and also for the superiority Of the
plate work, and the strength and perfect fitting Of the
teeth to it.
In view ofthese Glcts your Committee award to him
the first premium of
Siive nj d al,
FOR the specimens presented.'
Having increased facilities for the manufacture Of
Teeth the subscribers prepared furnish Dentists with
Block Teeth OF superior quality. both as TO strength,
and liiellke appearance.
Particular attention paid Filling. aud all other open
atoms OF The Teeth
Tooth Brushes also Tooth Powders and Wash, su
perior articles, may be had OF o. HARRIS,
los Main street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
may22 dawlY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23

ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY. Hiram
Ward, graduate of the Massachusetts State PHI
son, broke into the Granite Bank in Pascoag viii
lage, Burrillvle, on Wednesday, by forcing one
Of the windows. He made 80 much noise that
the family 10 the adjoining house were awakened,
and the rObber was arrested He was taken to
Providence and committed to jail in default Of
$4,000 bonds.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23

BRITAN's HAPPY FAMuY.-Tbe Oueen AL
exandrina Victoria, was born May "a, 1919
Prince Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emanuel
OF Sake Coburg and Goha was born Aug. 26. 1919.
The twain were married at the age of 81, on the
10Th Of Feb, 1910. The issue has been:
-, Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, born Nov. 81,
Albert Edward, born Nov. 8, 1871.
Alice Maud Mary, born April rs, Is43.
Alfred Ernest Albert, born Aug. 6. 1874.
Helena Augusta Victoria, born Nav 25. 1916.
Louisa Caroline Alberta, born March Is. lS4S.
Arthur William Patrick Albert born NAV l. 1850.
son not yet named, born Aprl7, 1853
Eight children-4 sons and 4 aughlers-in tbir
teen years, and all alive and well.
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The Cheapest and Best,

ms is certainly the case with DIR. TOBIAS, CErr-
hkAIhp NENkIiAN LINIMENT, as is called on
10 pay oI H. II they 90 not get relieved should thev n
II according TO the dreclions-and no family viii b
without t after once giving it fair trial II cupPs
tooth ache III i've minutes, the most severe Couob H. .
tow days, Headache IN half an hour, Chronic R6eums.
Ilsm III shorter time than any thing yet known II -
not recommended for Ig9ammatOry Ri. uzaatiszo- as
tndt requires internal treatment, and the aid of ply
ticlan rs necessary. No having children ousbt e.
DC whout bottle in the house, in case of Group as
shee appcation will it, and thereby save he life
% many enid DysenteIy is Immediately cured bv il
TAKEN When ilrst attacked. 1t stops the most seyers
vomiting IN few minutes. II is also warranted ~.
Cuts BUNS, Scslds, Sores, Swelngs Mosquito Bites
exc. Price, 25 and so cents '''es'
Dr. Tobias has also put Up a HORSE IMMINENT
IN nearly punt bottles; which otgneis of Horses viii
hnd superb TO any other for Calls Coc spains Swell
u All orders must be addressed TO DIR. TOBIAS
No 249 Greenwich street, New York. post paid
AGENTS-Dayid Scott, NJ B. Green Division M
H. Worcester John Sutton, New Worcester; q /
Taft, and w. II. johnson, Millbury j. N. Grout g.
Co., and Pbineas jones, Spencer.
marl6 d2ay.,veor,
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DR.. GILMAN

1t AS invited Teachers of the Public and Private
Schools To a Free Lecture, this afternoon at Hnr
tcutura Hall Subject of lecture Scientific Classi
fcatOn Of microscopic Tftsorid and their influence
in the economy of nature in producing Phosphoresence
OF the Ocean," The lecture will be illustrated bv
complete set of beautiful Diagrams Children will &C
cupy the middle seats.
~ Doors open at % O'Clock Lecture commencing
at g. Single Tickets for parents and others 10 cents
Lecture also this evening. ap23 dit"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23

BALL astonished The natives last Saturday. He
showed them what smart cook could do with "mon-
ster Pickere" aud they showed him what they could
do With their forks and knives Ball was voted to lead
the column, that great occasion and Ball leads the
column day with carving knife in hand He wishes
all his friends and favor him with their
presence night and he will show them how columns
of edibles fall below that knife ino their gathering
platters. Cali on Ball.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-23

sPuRR d LEWIS will receive Company tonight, at
any hour most convenient for their visitors Those
who are best acquainted with the Pper's Block Res
tauraor esteem ii most and those who do not know it
ought to go and make themselves acquainted with its
saloons: soups game suppers clam chowders and oys
ter stews. Spur & Lewis up and dressed They
only wait for you MIR: Public