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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-11
Communicated

Mr.. EDITOR AS We arc bout to have a
County Fair it may not be aniss to call some
recollection of the one that came off in Marshal
county a week or two since. There were two
especial drawbacks on the interest of the fair
for which allowance should be made. One
was, the previous wet weather has SO damaged
the wheat in that county, that many citizens
who usually contribute articles for exhibition
We're engaged in taking down their stacks of
wheat 10 DIV and save il from total loss and
we've not Al the fair at all. Also the North>
weste Il part OF the county have mostly wilh>
drawn their patronage and attend an Iowa
valley fair at Albion. Making proper allow
ance for these drawbacks. The fair was quite
c"edItab'e. especially he Department Of female
at. The canned fruits were fine. The nee
die and crochet work was of the first quality
The hair work was verv fine. The drawings
and paintings with their fame work OF shells
and ornamental leather. are seldom SURPASSED.
The vegetables fell a 4 'e below excellence
a%'th"ush the apples were fine and the G ares
were OF 'ie first qualify. The poul V was
only fair, While he swine was excellent bat
mearer. The eXhibi' ION OF cattle was fair be-
low what i shou'd be in this dne gazing
county, both n numbers and quality. Per-
hars | should have noticed sooner that there
We're a goollv number Of LILLE smiling cher>
ubs borne about in their mothers arms. but
hnf-a'as! there were no judges legally ar>
poinfed 10 pass upon their mer,:s and those
a~l'-tmrortant meri's were no: p'oclaimed!-
Eat he lorse-tne all importaut-the all alb
sorbing Horse. There were truly scme fine
horses on exh billion but the number exhibited
For al wo'k' and also as Thorough breds.'
were meage,, while the all absorbing topic
was f}otting speed. In .ott ng a.oS was
made by .'pe hose, and s 06 BY a four wear
Old. 2.fl was made IN pacing. The 2.5s was
by a horse belonging to a Mr.. Taplin | believe
OF our county.
The female equcstlains were but few, bu,
performed highly c3edilab'e. The poorest
part o. lie e1hibi on. as Il seems 20 Us. was
tha, Of sa Idle hoses and male horsemanshir.
a boy o. en- years old Cor his good ~plowing
and when The award was publicly announced
he mounted he plow removed his hat and
gra.eTal'v bowed TO 10 that concourse of hun>
dreds Of persons.
Observer.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-11

either TO 60 hunting with him and let him
claim all the game that was shot, or else PAT
his dog. patted his dog. Laughter l
fed that dog. Renewed laughtcr.] The case
was decided in my favor. When | heard the
decision, thought the dog had followed me
about long enough, so | turned aud gave him
a kick. [Laughser.] The yelp of the dog had
hardly subsidized ere | heard the Judge say
'Mr, Clerk, this judgement is set aside and
a new trial & anteL. [Great laughter
Mr.. Speaker that Kick cost me 5000 ICON
vulsive laushter.] You have no doubt seen a
suit in n Justice Court in he country. There
is spent by jurors an, langers.ou, besides
costs, a; least $50. besides the i'll feel
ings and dissensioas caused by it. 1t Is ali n
cheat. The ltigants had bc,cr sit down and
play a game of old : edge 10 decide The case.
Il would be more sure 10 sct,le the dispute
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-11
For The Repbiican.
BrcLISGHAM, Iowa.
DC oper Sta 1861.

October Stu 1861.
MISSES. EplroRs II ne Ilou. " IN. A. Buck
ingham of Norwich Coun.. fa voreI he pconle
OF Buck ingham with a yisi, on Satu, dav lasi.
and was win them over Sabbalh. He alien
ded divine worship in Ripte.y Chapel, which
MAS Largely indebted to him for is existence.
He attended and addressed he Sabbath school
His re--arks 10 the school wee l..hly in en-
esting. He said lie had been associated with
Sabbath schov,s t. ON ca. Y lie and Tor thirty
seven Yeas lad DceA q t~eacliet.
In the evening The Chapel was fled with
interested snec'a ors. An angel could not ex-
pect . mere respectful q ention. In lis re-
marks lie lefered TO The ute est he had felt
for years in the welia e Of this people, He
bad looked over their rich soil with great sat
isfac'ion. lie believed they had a rich por-
ton of earth. and he hoped hey would ga her
wealth and use it for the most important pur-
poses. He wonld be happy hereafter TO learn
OF their success in every good cause. He felt
they owed it TO the nselves and their children
to. give a fair share OF their attention TO the
cause of education, such as the increasing
light Of The age demanded, He hoped GOOD
morals would characteize this community and
especially ne desired hat the community were
free from intempetance. lie urged especiall Y
upon The young men total abstinence from all
that in,oxicates. Thus they would never
grieve th"ir parents and friends by such de-
Walton from the pa,h Of sobsiety. He claimed
to be an eYanp'e Of long and happy life
without the use Of the intoxica,ing Gun. HI
nally as ne ddressed them for the first and
last time, he desired 10 commend to them The
gospel OF 'hrist whicn he believed to be essen
tial to their spiritual aud eternal welfare.
cannot pretend to do justice to his remarks
There stood the venerable man, with great
weight OF character, whose life long example
enforced his Christian counsel. lie stood in
the Chapel, his benetactions had built. The
Holy Bible he furnished was before him, in
Its place on the desk, a large congregation
vas listening 10 him. Inc people had in re.
membrance 'he good books he had sent them
IN their early beginning here, the aid he had
furnished in building their school house
which mad served as u house of worship and
last Of all the aid he had contributed in bull
ding their substantial aud delightful Chapel.
In process OF building this house he had
furnished his half of three thousand dollars
and a Bible Of first quality and carpet of best
material, vet on learning that the steeple was
likely TO be without a spire for want of funds
he wrote to the agent, saying, 'let the spire
80 up and draw upon me for the BILL" When
on the ground he learned the brackets were
wanting, he remarked, 1.-The house would look
better with this addition and although / shall
not see it, let them 20 on and I will foot the
BILL"
The angel visit is past. The remembrance
II more choice than gold. Well may it be
sAid 1.-THE memory Of the great is blessed"
PAX.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-11
Christianity vs. Infde,ity.
OBSERVER,

Judge Ludlow. add essed he prisoner in
the following language:
Henry Wendt. You have pu, in a pea of
guilty to Two separate indictments. each charg-
ing yoa with rape-assault and battery with
intent 10 commit rape, and assault.
Your crime is one Of extraordinary a~trocity.
Selected by The Trustees of the Institution Ia
orphans asylum near Germantown Pa.) be-
cause Of your learning and religious character
you have betrayed the confidence reposed in
you. cast dishonor upon the sacred profession,
and violated one OF the hottest ,rus $.
Ii is a source of sincere sorrow 10 be oblig-
ed to pronounce judgment in this case, but
justice must be viudicated. The young aud
en- in defense Of the country have been de-
barched by you.
Ills Court is justified in dealing s;ernly
with this case, and by example teach others
that crime OF this ma .ure cannot be committed
with impunity. trust that during the years
you are IA confinement you will re1eci on your
past course, and enleavor to reform.
As your crime is unparalleled, the sentence
Of The Court wi, be ad justel with special ref
eience 10 is magnitude.
Inc sentence was then passed, which was
that, the prisoner, on bill No. 81, undergo an
Imprisonment, Of seperaIs and solitary con-
fnement, at hard labor, ID the Eastern Peni
Tertiary. for len years; and on bill No. 81 a
like Imprisonment foi five years, making IF.
teen years in all.
Readers, compare the above THE Henry
Wenlt named being a minister Of the Luther
an Church, Of the time he was made Superin-
tendent Of the Asylum) With an article in the
REPUBLICAN, of Oct, 18th 1867, NO. 4O,) on the
first page thereof entitled awful Fate of an
lnfdel,' which ends as follows, land fearful
must be the responsibility that meets him (the
ln6del) in that unknown future
What will become of Henry Wendt in that
future? w. r.
The fate Of such a hypocriiical Minister,
as Henry Wendt, will be, in our opinion, in
the eternal world, as much more dreadful,
than the avowed lnfdel, as this hypocritical
ministers crime deserves. There is no sense
in saying that because q man is o minister,
protesting Christianity, and seeks to cover
up his crimes with that cloak, that there il
any comparison be- ween Christianity and Inf
deity. Because there are b1gus Christmas, il
is no sign that Christianity is q humbug, and
no good reason for criticising it, Too many
seek to cover mp their " evil works and
neglect Of Christian duty by watching and
finding fault with hose Of others. What think
You will be The fac Of such, in the future, Mr..
W. L? Ed.
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GOSSIP.
For The Kepuhii


believe women have the name Of he ne The
most adept in this practice, but | would not
offend any OF the opposite sex by excluding
them Fl ION this some what enlivening pleas
anfry. The tl,ougn, o. a quitting, or tea.par-
ty, is sufficient 10 cause n woman 10 seek al,
the news She can. for he pm pose OF repeating
81 that lime. end very often " IL several ads
di,.ons. uot IN ne ieas; fla te ing, the object
OF The remarks.
II the person is known as a t"at,'ev. how
does my modest. iimid lady dread 10 enter
their p esence, hnow NJ now she must be
scanneu, ani perhaps r.dicuied. as soon as out
OF sight.
II mas been sad by a lady writer, ard the
remark is so fu.l Of truth. | connot help re-
peating il. THAT a woman can saw such i'm.
measurably small things, n sach a wav, rs 0
make one another miserable, that a n.oi can
have no idea of a man. IS no. capable OF un-
dersia nd e.
If ihe.e mas been a welding n town la;e1v
this is fresh .uei o lie IRE OF cossip which
perhaps .as oeen at low ..ue. ! believe his
is one vi ,ne e".ors wHich a bride 4 eads. vi.
Town talk One gessiping woman Is al thai:
ouyht to be endured IN he community. but as
nan as conce ed enough 10 assert himself as
. superior being, does he exec in his rs vel
as olner gIea, achievements o. course |
would not dare 10 say a mon has an equal
and l douo. nor ali women will gladly cast
their unanimous vote in this:
Resolved, That man can excel in all things
especially gossip and SANDER.
Erury
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-11
6lander.

| have known a country society which
withered away all to nothing under the dry
ROT Of gossip only. Friendships once as gram
ate. Dissolved 10 Jelly and then ran TO water,
only because at TINS love hat promised a
funure as enduring as heaven, and as staple
"a truth. evapofatcd iuio a morning mist llat
turned 10 a day $ long tea's, oulv because o.
this a father and sou were SET foot 10 foot,
with the fey breath OF anger that woull
never cool again between them. only because
this and a husband and bis yoang We, each
s'rainlu1 ~ tie hated lash which in lie be-
ginning had been tie golden bondage OF a
God-hlesSe1 lose, sat nou neully by the side
.: the grave W ere al heir io. las hnnv' Ell.
also because Of tbs | have seen Il iai-h
ira lstormei to doubt. hope give place 10 grim
de, pa, anu c~liarii.y tahe on itself he fca Ercs
I black ma|evnlence. all because o. he spell
y" DIS Of scandal, aud tue mage muiterin2s
o. gossip.
Great crimes wo>k great wrongs, and he
deeper tragedies of human lie spring from
It's larger iass ions bet woeFu' AMI most
melancholy are the uucata'osnea tragedies
that issue from gossip aud d. raction: most
mou,ntul the shipwtcek made OF noble ma
lures and lovely lie by The bitIer Winds and
deadly salt wnte.s Of scandal. 20 easy 10
say. yet so hard 10 disprove, throwing on The
innocent ali the burden and the s,aiu Of de-
monst.at;ug the innocence. and Furnishing
them as guilty ii unable TO puck ont he
stings iiey never see, ard 10 silence words
ihe.y never hear, GOSSIP and SANDER a"e tie
dead aest AMI cluelest weanous man has
forged Tor his btother' s hulf.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-11

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AND
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al n0O REWARD coSyIpEsrIAL INvoRMA-
msns frsud GRIN q hbersly psid FOR By the Bu:
rrsu az Inforalon II and 10 FULTON street. where ali
rAscaty thoroughly shd for persons INTERESTED Gen.
uipe eIvoyses quietly ebtoeA
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by HENRY H. LEEDS MfNER
- Important sale OF elegant Furniture Valuable eoec
Won o. fanulgs. Drawings and Engravin.x Marble stat
uary BY celebrated = tists.
An extensive and valuable cabinet of rare Coins and
Medals, Arnor Sevres and Save orceitn curious and
original real bronzes Books OBJ
Jects Cart and Scru, silver aud Plated Ware from Chus
tle OF Paris, Plants and Birds Be- &C. being
ure collection OF
NR LOUIS BORG
Vice Consul OF France,
who n about leaving for Europe.
The Furniture, Dssperies Nod Decorations &C. we're all
fu nished 70 order by ksssrs Pser styers regardless
Of cost
The Paintings already well known as a collection
made BY Mr. Borg durpg tho last thirty years. IN this
The Medal Coins and Tokens are believed 70 be une.
9ualed rs . collection IN this country.
6ronxes OF high artistic value In fact the sale
AFFORD opportunity for conDosseurs 20 add works OF
III 10 ther collection seldom offered Ia this country
The sao will take place At bis residence No ~ Esst
Thirty nth street near Madison avenue commencing on
Tuesday November A. At 10Y O'Clock A. NJ and ~ O'clock
NJ continuing until the entire catalogue disposed Of
Catalogues be obtained Of the Auctoneers and
after Saturday, November 3.
lhe house win be open Sor exhibition on Monday nth
instant BY card only TO be obaRed nj the Office VI the
Aucuoneers, IS Liberty street
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A DMINisTRAruR,s SALE
q BENZ r FAIlsCH LID a0ctienser. wiz sail on saar
uay november 6I, At 10 O'clock A. NJ. stock and u
lures OF Liquor Store, No l2 East Eleventh street tosethe
istrztor.
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NOVEMBER IL. II. a. 1861.
CLOSING SALES OF The MrLEHILL STUD yANv
AT BoRDENrowN, N. j.,

on account OF immediate departure for California
ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER Il
will be offered at public auction highest bidder with
out all the boOded Horses number
comprising colts and 6es by imported Eclipse Imported
Baownie slasher Cotton Hermes Nero: 70
basher and brother to Ruthless; oarrAxs and Working
Teams, Carriages. Harness, saddles
Also 80 derneys OF ages and grades 100 Leicester
Sheep bred from imported stock
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER L
w1 be offered three story stone AMI BRICK Mansion 90 feel
'front.' containing ~ rooms supped with gas water FUR
naces and every modern improvement The grounds
tam about i've OF shrubbcry and TIMBER mineral
springs and s.sbin9for ten horses. ).
It's situated In tho town Of Bordenown opposite ha
late Joseph Bonaparcs residence Possession given i'm
mediatey II required.
ON TIE SANE DAY
al the Farming Implements necessary 70 large pantalcD
ON THGRsDAY, NOVEMBER Il,
viii be offered twelve tracts OF Land fronting Ward
enue containing from ten to twenty-five watesed By
never-failiDg brook.
For the stock and movable articles bankeble
funds
For tho real estate third cash on mort.
gage for years. with legal interest semi n.y.
Sales positive, rain shine commencing a. 10 A. NJ each
day.
Trains leave New York at 8 A. NJ via Camden and Am
boy pier No. North river; Phadephia ~ and a. NJ
Walnut street ferry.
po,n,vroxx n. ~ yaG, 4
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IL FOUR CENTS.
SALES AT AUCTION.

>o>~~.~..,-,s SALES AT AUCTION.
A w WIN Penn sAiLE;:-GEo. p. REED AUCrIoNEER.
e.rs 80 ~ e.} saesnsn. GEO H. REED co Auction
Their sassroom 81 ay saturday NOV u O'Clock M
Ssn.. rah ooln, - cedar street. brown Horse nfoep
su oMh 10 further him also ons .ea ns-
S.n.'e nAihess- sale positive, without reserve
B9GARr. .AuCfIoSEER This DAY At n
~. cock ~ the Auction Rooms No 1 North William
street nousshod Furniture Ac, consisne OF mAkosanv
SOFAS Ieie steies Lounges Bureaus Wasbstauds HOOK
c@ses OAK extension Dining Tables Lookn lasses Pa
lures m.hosapy psrlor Ch.irs Rockers stools enc
10! Towels Sheets Shirts Jacket Drawers barrel Bourbon
n-key Ucolh cooking and paror one Barnisll~
IAble sets Single Harness, Double one NV
Horse, 10 hands hgh sound and kind; Horse
I ARGE PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF READY
~ MADE CLOTHING.
RICHARD FIELD Auctioneer. win sell on Monday rh
inst AZ los O'Clock, 4e7 Pearl street. CITY
place. about $2U00g worth Of fine Ready Made Cloihins
consisting In part Of
Esquimsux Castor and Chinehia
Beaver and Pilot Overcoats,
Fine Black Cloth and Cashmere
Frock, sack and Nus Coats,
Doeskn, Cloth, Cashmere and Satnet Pants.
Silk, velvet, Cloth and Cashmere vss,s
ALSO large assortment of
shirts. Under shirts Drawers
suspendern. Hosiery, Glovea no., H.
ne auenuon Of dealers invited every lot Will p0G
uvcIy De sold 10 pay advances.
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ToHH Z. vASDEwArER AucrIoNEsH ~ DUAsE
q s,rcsi-This day. saturday q our auction mart.
Horses Wagons, HarnssA Dc.
BLACK Mare. srsd By Hiram Drew and thoroughbred
dam iSk hands years, sound and kiuA warranted -
bea. 90 road wagon. snd aso % harness Cos, Sisoo
mare, ~ hands years. ass driver, and warranted e
Superior Young PseSsn Horse, 10 hsnd. year. blood
bay with BLACK Pes: win ravs, n three minutes var
HsnSsoms blood bsv Ethan Amen Marc s hsnds years
e.sssainsJ svliah and can zst IN ss; sound
Black Horse y hssds years ola COCA IN an harness.
god ord suitable 70 any busnsss Also o. snsls
nay KshAn Allen coit yvars vsy s,,ish, can tros ia
order. - -
r,own Horss lo hands ysara good stopper sound and
IND. nso no-sop Wagon, harnssS. Blsnfsts whip 40.
,sp.n rosa Hsrss Gag sals wsl matched - hands and
stock. -
ct.rry scsd bay rssshes Horse. sx hsnds Z ysAr;
assts. ssua1. ~
wassss narnesA Robss BlAnhssa MATTERS sst whius.
Nsss regular saie. Tveeday, leth
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MORRIS WILKINS. AuCrIoMEER
Desirable Lots and extensive Water Rights ON Twsinh
svenue and Fifty hish street 81 auction.
r. n LUDLOW Co viii sch At auction, % russdsy.
~ Broadwayi wei IN and Fifty nfth street .
LOIS and cores on north sdo Of Fyhfn street $50 feet
Het o. Eleventh. avenue oie.hsr with the v.uabls wsiSr
lending TO bukhead line being UO iect Wsst AZ Tvelfth
Gvenue, comprising Ia all about a lots
Maps, &C.. at No. Pine street
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UoTlON N0rrcE-ERNEsr ROTH ArCrIoNEER.
N Auction sale Of 5000 worth OF
Eleg.Ds household Furniture,

EIegnDS HonaekoId Furniture
at tbs 1--WE story 70 West Eighth street, between Firth
and sixth avenues this day lsaturiavl November ~
morning. az IL o'clock precisely consisting OF Velvet Bra
se and Ingram carpes elegant tour roundcorner rose
wood Phnuforte eight Parlor covered
crimson and maroon green and gold and CRIMSON and gold
Tables, fser and Maate s@sors. groassa worEs Of i
Ice and brooate Curtains rosewood and black walnut
ming Furniture In green reps; Buffet L KITE sion Iane
Turkish Chairs lounges Sofas Cnairs Cut Glass, China
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4 UCTIoN SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture. L TARGEE, Auctionecr.

IA Fur nture.-J L TAHGEE, Aucti0neor.
Draw ng Room Suites, Piasoforte, bronzes, at public
auction this day saturday at the I'VE story brown stone
No. ~ West sixteenth street between Fiih and
sxh avenues, commencing At10h o'clocksuperb Parlor
SUITS covered in green gold crimson gold broca OF the
Tables, Cabinets Velvet Carpets, Per and Mante Mirrors
Lace s1a nrocssi Sursins ranung ny ennon, arss
Bureaus, Bedsteads Wardrobes, Mattrex es kxtenson
Table, Buffet China Glass Ware, Silver Ware, &C.; also
Furniture O servants APARTMENTS.
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AT THHCIrY AUCTION MART. CORNER Of KRuAD.
"A way ana Thirty-nfnth street-J. ). HENRY, Auc.
toneer viii sell tins morning at 10 o'ciocs, bay work
Horse dark chestnut sprsL kimoan !sskso1. stock
and years old sound and kind Of Empire and Abdalah
stock superior driving team pair " Grsys young
and stylish; Of Blacks, Old, sound and kind
pair OF Bays old sound and kind lne carriage
sound and knd fast trotting bay Mare Wagon and ar
ness brown Horse l6 hands HIGH stands without tying
Haru and Doctors Gig; sorrel Horse, aud Coupe
nearly also Coupe Harness. black Mare good driver
and capital saddle horse; dark bay hands high
sound and KIND been used family HORSE Henry Clay
stock also long list Of other Horses tu particulars In
catalogues No posponement of weather
Regular sales every "Wednesday and Saturday.
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INTERNATIONAL MEMORIAL CHURCH AND HALL
a u Be erected in London-A puddle meeting TO explain
yesDA church oorser Twenty.ninah street and Fifth
psyrs, Fl. Cresny, John Cotton Smith. Ray Palmer g.
Iynl. Jr, andN T. Thompson and bred Tomkfns Of
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4 UcIroN SALE BY MUNDY / HIGGINS.

UCIION SALE BY MUNDY 4 HIGGINS
"A h HENRY auctoneer will sell this day at IL o'clock,
their salesrooms l36 Broome street. zSge assortment
Of Household Furniture. rosewood black walnut and
hogany marble top Dressing Bureaus Cottage suits
hogany 1eea Tetes marble top Centre Tables Washstands
black walnut Secret Extension Dining Table, Sofas
Chairs msSte and pier Glasses lace wndow Curtans and
white Blankets Bedspreads feather Beds Bosers and
Pows fine hair end cotton Mattresses china Tea Sets
silver plated Tea Set six pieces silver plated and
spoons, Table Cutlery, crockery aud Glassware Cooking
Stoves &C. Dealers and others invited attend this
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.

Il VERY SUPERIOR YOU'VE PATCH HORSE,
IA ID hands high years old With One STYLE blcod bay
with black points, very VIII Iave chose TO hrre
minutes. Tins " Extraordinary hne chance. without
SPOT bemsh persa picture and ID warranted sound
and kind.