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EARLY yesterday morning Theodore Marcus WAS
found dead in his room. 20 Pacific Block. Ex-
cossi7o uso Of ardent spirits was the oauBe Of Ills
denih.
Tho Catholic Diocese Of Chicago has increased
30 rapidly OF late thut it is nov found necessary
to make division Of the Sec, and establish q
cathedral ut Pooria. This will shortly be donc,
aud the now BiBh op Of Ieo1a will be INSTALLED at
all carly day.
Yesterday tho detectives recovered about $500
worth Of revoyera, Atolan some time ago from
the gun-store OF Gray L Williams.
The circumstances attending the death Of
John fannin III IIclatrcm's courtyard wore do
tailed ut length yesterday. The Corouer hold an
inquest yosterday morning on tho body. and
verdict OF accidental death was returned by tho
jury.
Shortly before o'clock yeH.erday morning,
fro waa discovered in tho paint'sllop 81 etono s
waa at onco givon, and the flames wore quickly
axtinguished. rho loss to building and stock
WAS about $500; fully insured.
At tho moeting Of the Gun Ctnb of Chicago,
Tuosday ovoning, tho following officers wero
choHen: presidons, John ]. ttillesgte; Vice
President, john y Ennis II Secretary, T. = Mar-
agora Ffod Taplin 4. D. O'Noii, Charles smalo;
Hoard OF Appeasa, Samuel II. Turri, y. J. Alb
boy. William Turtle. Though young club, tho
tuH pr0m16eB Woi! Tor the 1uLufc. II laH now Q
membership Of thirty, among whom arc several
good shotH.,
Tho othor evening Oapt. CornWall, Of tho
Lake ShOre l. Michigan bouth0fh Railroad rri-
yato police, fouud an extrumely drunken man
lying ut tho round-houae ut tho Forty-aoouul
street croHnng Of that road An examination OF
liiA pookota liAoloRol tho fact TINT they con-
tanned large number OF railroad passea, md,
fearing that they Lad boon stoon, the Captain
caused an i1lyestigatiun to be male. It waB AZ
certained that tho Intoxicated person waB II. G.
Morton, OF Tolodp, QUO OF tho private dotootiyea
Of tho Michigan Southern, who WIS out on y
''spotting" tour among the conductors. IIo had
no sooner arrived iu Chcago, however, than ho
foil by tho wayside.
Tie Board of Directors OF the German Society
met last eyoning at tho!r office, corner Of LaSatlo
and Randolph streets. for tho purpose OF oloct-
Ing all Agent and Collector for tue enauing year.
l}oattleH lha Directors. President Bchoeninger,
Secretary Eborharl, aud Treasurer Knobolalorf
were also present On motion, hlr. Charles
Endroa waa re-o!ectod Agent, and A. Abelo COL
lector. The following wore appointed tho
Finance COMMITTEE, r.. DeierRdorf, Francis
LAoAnor, and Adolph Loob.
The worlmen In the boot and shoe n,annfao-
tories, who were locked out about three months
ago have determined upon organizing "Thc
Urapln Co-oporative Boot and Sloa Manufac-
turing Company Of ohIosgo," aud going into tie
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CRIMINAL.
HTfAEINAf, ftn1tnT

Michael Connoll tried yesterday in the Crimi-
nal Court for the larceny OF chest Of carpoa-
tors tools, was acquitted.
John connora, d lad. waa convicted yesterday
in the Criminal Court for the larceuy Of e5 from
d playmate; being under ago. was remanaed.
Michael McDonough pleaded guilty Yesterday
before tho Criminal Court to tho charge Of potty
larceny, and WAS romandel for soutonue.
JamoH Delaney was found guilty yesterday
before Judge Gary OF the larceny Of a watch,
tho jury yaluing the sa.no at 80; ho WAS re-
mnndol.
John Dognan and Patrick DolAnd pleaded
guilty before Judge Gary ychterdhy to tho charge
OF stealing from fEeight-cars; being uuder ago,
they were remaudod.
Tho motion for the writ Of habeas corpus in
murder. WAS argnod before tho Criminal Court
yesterday, and tho Court allowed the prihoner
bail in $4,000, on the ground that he could not
bo conylctod Of murder,
Jack HanloY was tried yesterday IN tho Grim
1nhl Court under the ohargo OF vagrancy having
been arreatel with got Of burglars' toola In hia
poasesalon. lie WAS dotootod In cutting through
4 zinc door in suspicious proximity to store The
Jury roturned verdict Of not guilty, but tue
Conrt remandod Hanloy to auswor to auy indict-
mont TINT may bo returned against him by tho
next Grand Jury In connection with tho attampt
Edward Vine and Charles Allon were Hont to
the brluewall sotlo tlmo ago for bad conduct,
and, soon after thotr arrival there, committed All
assault on ono Of the attachea OF that inHtltu-
ton. Yesterday they were tried before Judge
uary for tho assault, tho evldenco before tho
committing tho assault. conducted themselves In
manner that gain cd for tllom tito respect OF
supt. FELTON, and tho officers Of the Dridowcll,
| and, owing 70 this good account to tAoir crodtt
! five days III tho County Jail,
THE POLICE CoUNTH,
Justice soully collected the a,ln, of s58 out OF
| 9168 aasesaod againa. forty-two offenders whose
names appeared on tho black list" Of tho
West s'do Police Court yehtoraay morning.
Mike Tyrrel1, frank Murray, sud John Col
lins were srrestol by Officer RedlinR at O'Clock
yesterday morning while attempting to romoye
8 pane Of glass from The grocery store Of ]. H.
Rwaytly, At No. 1l5 NORTH Ashland avenue. The
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anticipated luxury, tho Introduction Of wncr.wotka
spraad[ng fountains, md roae-water batha} until, at
loaat, tore shall bo morn Of III 10 Rlsro tho burden of
tho heavy taxation necessary for and Incident to-, tho
establishment Of al1ch water-workH,
Ieaolutd, That We aro III favor Of cccng noard Of
shall not attempt to hurry through aid rraciritao
measures contrary to tho wtea of 1nrgo majority Of
tlo taxpaycra Of this community bn on the COLI
people, oir n,nnters, nearly Tho natuso Of tho
c!rcinHtnncca will permit.
1llo public are invited to nitond tho meetings
at Jcnu,En' Hall Saturday and A1onday eveu-
ings, and honr tho other ait1o Of this question.
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AnIUGEMENTS.
MADISON AND ELIZABETH-STS
Montgomery Queens
EUROPEAN
MENAGERlE, CIRCUS,
And R0ELAN HIPP0DR0ME.

A" Entire "x Esx sss Ssw s;ts a1 "sssoa a'f' Every
Finest Equipped Establishment In tho Wor1d.
Ono na iS.: xtSsIe To-
Tho Finest Eaue'tgW,Gn WS1tt. Organization in tho
The following brilliant artists arc engaged aud ~"p-
LITTLE ator.1.Itt nNowN, tho Only Bareback Som.
III; rKXNK nANHY, unequalod Bareback. Trick.
LEoroLD AND GERALDINE. Wonderful Gym.
,,L ,o!iAnLEs A AMP CARRIE AUSTIN, the celebrated
MADAME TunNA1nr. sti.tre.s Of the M.nceo:
nnaTna Nat AHsrIM n'. AEn 11LLY BURKE tho World
s ' TIL. 5S,nSt Mo so1 n xeo Ms &C.;
afjss s:': s: I'd ':s;s; s;ss. Fs;
Behold the Entroe Triumphal.
sk nsnsf nss asa
~
PROT Norris Excelsior Silver Cornct Dand.
I'll Il R.4 @ as h. 9sssa ssn S L A Il:
tnf It ho Pavilion upon sonder wire. ossy aornoan
WILL EXHIBIT IN CHICAGO,
ON lot CORNER or
Madison and Elizabeth -sts..
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday,
April 20, 81, a2, md 23.
Corner State and Twenty-sooond Streets
April ID and 26.
Admisslon, Co., Children Under 9 Years, 25o.
Doors open at nnl O'Clock ,. m. Performances Il
cumnirnco ons honr later.
Fhr further particulars. pictorial bills programmes,
pamphlets, etc. ..--
Duo nntIce Will bs given OF route to bo takon BY tht
Grand Procession On the noEntnK Of exhihisinn.
MONTGOMERY QUEEN.
Solo Proprietor and Manager.
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A free public address will bo given in tho
audionco-room OF tho ChriBtinn Church this
evening at O'clock by Joaoph Loeda. Of phila-
dolplfh. Tho subject ls. "0ur Country's Pros
pority; Causes Thereof; tho Roal Centennial;
Duty to OUR Fathers, toutsolvoB aud Coming
Generations"
Urity Church fraternity will give the second
Of ita Hories Of amateur thoatricals this evening
Mt tho church leoture-room, corner Of North
Daarborn and Whitney atroeta. IA Husband
to Order" and IAN Ugly Customer" will bo
ptnypd. Performance to begin at a quarter to 8.
Tickets, TO conts; children half-price.
Those who did not attend tho entertainments
giyon at tho Third Unitarian Church Tuesday
md Thursday evenings Of Inst week should not
full to do no this evening, as this will be tue Inst
opportunity Of witnessing the beautiful tabfoaux
Uf "pilgrima proErcan." Organ aud vocal
n,usic and illustration readings aro given In con-
noction with the tablenrx.
The Chrisrian Union classa5 in French and
vocal musio. both Of which havo Just conf
moncod now torms, will meet Friday evening ut
tho rooms Of tho Union, No. III Madison street.
those claeses. The class tn phonogr:ap!y vii!
organize Saturday evening Of this week.. All
perHous wishing to become members OF 1t arc
requested TO bo rIasent at that time Tho
services Of an experienced teacher have boon
occurred.
ETauu u1ll0u 6uuuRF-EGuO9I JupuG0 Will pe
given at AlcCotmiok'a Hail, April 80 mud May l,
for tho benefit Of Evcrybodys Mission, on l1url-
but street. The director ia A1r. George G. Steh-
bins, gentleman Of large experience in musical
,nastors and ho promises frst-claes entertain
nent The jubiloo-ohoruB will DO composed Of
600 Of the beat voices that cau bo solicited from
twenty-five Of the largest Sunlay-Bcluols in Tho
city, and in addition number OF aolo-singcrs of
recognized nblity will apehr and contribute to
the HnccoBs Of tho affair. Selections from Prof,
pn1mor'B unpublished book and Prof. Bliss
| Srnahinc will bo sui,g.
At 10 o'clock this forenoon q solemn High
A1nss for tie repose OF tho soul of tho late Car
dinal Barnnbo will bo celebrated at St. Stephens
| Church, corner Of Fourth and Sangnmon streeta.
Tho officers Of tho day will be as followB Celo-
brant, tho Nt.-Rey. Bishop Foley; Deacon.
tho Rov. p. Butler, Church Of tho immaculate
| Conception; Sub-Deacon, tho Rev. DR.. McGov-
crn, Bloomington, III. First Master Of Cerc-
hIustcr Of Ceremonies, tho Rev. s. n. II. Bar
rott. st. stophens Church: Assistant Priest
| mud Orator, the Rev. Dr.. hfoAfullou. Music will
bo furnished by tho choir OF st. Donifnce
| Church. under the direction Of the Iley. Father
| Venu. The Clerical Crcilian Association will
chant the absolutioa at tho catafalque,
suHpAY-AFrEnHooS LECTURES.
The Sunday-Afternoon Lecture Society will
open its North Side course in Good Templars'
| Hall, corner Of WAubn,lsia avenue and Wight
street, with the following lectures:
~, sa1d:y AGF 10 th' nov. H. J. snSaeo on ''ake
April &c, Alfred i. Mason. on ~The Miracles Of Co.
May q Col. Edmund Jussen, On "lntcEnatonalisn. !"
Mny TO- Gen. !. N. Sttlea.
| May IT, Prof. John ". Clarke.
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FEhSOHALs
Jarrett L palmers Undino Troupe will leaye
hero Sunday evening, for New York, ria tho
Pittsburgh i Fort Wayne Railroad.
Con. II. G. Wicker, General Eastern Agent Of
the Chicago, Burlington !, Quincy; Chicago,
Rock Island d Pacific. and Chicago l. North
western Railroads. III in the city on business.
A circular from Caldwell, O., announces tho
fact that Private Dalzoll il coming, together
with four star lectures, known az Lying aud
Stealing" shouder-straps," " "Da1zelliaud,"
aud "Ihe Noble County Temperance Reform"
The private modeutly ASSERTS that ho has
achieved m enyinhlc reputation nB n newspaper
correspondent, und hopos to sustain it Oh the
platform.
sergt. Batos, MI individual who has wakod
through tho Southern States bearing the Stars
and Btrlpea, and was astouished to tind, at tho
end Of llis trip, that he had not beon moieated,
is IN tho city. It il understood TINT ho medtatos
will slso exhibit hin flag, md when lie returns
tior aud tie Union Jnck. Tho latter will ho
Haunted in our facoH By the former, who will
march through the country under tho guidance
Of Datcs.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand Pacifc-1ho Hon, a. B, Loot, GRIND
Rapidy II. Knight, Savannah; r. II. Kelly, st.
Paul; ". G. Batterholl, Nashville; II. 9. Cor
don, Montreal; II. ". Oliver, Pittsburgh ]. NJ.
Vhaling, Milwaukee; G. 0. Gordon, Now
6s1os 6s'ssas ui'a Bsssoa mGfsim srfIs e GEi l
wnukoe; 6. j. Kollen. Holland; j. yendaa. st.
Louis; E. ". Chambers, ;DLesafoines; G. g.
T. Oollins, Toulon; J. II. Ross. St. Louis; n.
\. Taylor, Hudson; ": Z: Whitman, Boston; =.
Palmer Iiouse-n. r. Boyd Oincinnatt; 9. =.
1Iollon, Cleveland; II. 7. Harding, New York :;
4. s. Wolcll, Dubuque II: r: Clark, U. 8. A.;
Il, A. Doggs, Now York; r. W. Cooper, England.
THE CITY HALL.
Tho city collections yesterday amounted to
91S,3Gs.AA, and the wator rateH to S2,23388.
Judge Norton, Corporation Counsel, waa In
his Office yesterday. lie still suffers somewhat
from tho accident to his foot and 1t will bo
Bomo timo before hc entirely recovors the use
OF that momber.
Thoro will bo specinl meeting OF the Common
Council tlia ovoning to hear tho reports OF CONT
n!ttooa aud tranaact aolne unfinished hnhnoHs.
Judging from tho remarks made by several Al
dortnon yesterday afternoon, 1t iH .extronoly
doubtful IL tlore will bo q quorum IN attend
R1lDe.
Tho Finance Committee OF the Council met
ye1teGayn nasterqv n te Mayors oGo a4
wore prcBent. A TOW minor reforoncen were
discussed, but nothing Of Importance was done,
md another mceting will hayo to bo hold to-day.
or some other time during tho woot.
THO contract for dredging tho main rivcr and
North branch waH yeetorliAy awarded to o. u.
Green, by tile Hoard OF Public Works. Fox d
South Branch. Thoy were the lowest roslomsi..
bio biddors aud the iguros at vitc! they ot'orod
to do tho work woro published IN Tue Tn1uuNa
yesterday.
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H1GHWOOD.
hfian Mary Eyerts read paper entitled
"Mssion Of Poetry" before largo and inter
ested audience Tuesday evening last.
Charles +. Brown, Esq., the founder Of North
Evanston, was ut HiEhwood last Sabbath.
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Following is oppy OF the platform adopted:
Resolved, THAT thu only rlln policy III nlnk iny i'm
proye mels that require largo outlay Of money III to
NUKE thp upon petition therefor BY majority OF ts
property yilodcra whose property IL to lie taxed for tho
payment thuraof; mud that any improvement ordered
against tho wR 0f I'M orlty Ut tho Iroperty0slcrA
who to pay therefor IL 0posul to every principle
Of FREQ government aud free people.
esatred Tint tho trlsa intcFMts OF our vage COLI
aist In mixing Buch improvements, ind thoao uny m
Gun ba nlo a1 paid fur without creating Klch a ill.,
teAtu!ncss aB will njure tAG credit of our ynEo uud
hnrass and annoy our cttzcns anl mako 1t moro DO
Hirxtlls to invest Our Inea1,H elsewhere.
Resolved, That. Of thu Hreat public improyu,ncntH-
needed by our Village, first aud foremost a seworago
and next watrr, uni TINT bombs should be Issued by
tho vt!lage except Tor sewerage at1t water.
Nesatpa Thnt tho unly rrtnuple upon which public
improvements s.uud 1o nAo III TINT arising In pub
lio necessity or public benefit, nnl tia. III case Of
public belsht, al property benefited should bear,
near as loshihe Just and exact proportion Ut the
for public improvements sloulh to adopted Which
would reach tho greatest amount VI property bpnoiitud
ahA w6 Gra RvuW our determination to resist, by n
honorable poans, the adoption Of my scllene W ax1-
ttnn wicl lOca not moot tlat requirement.
Resors, Tint We arc In favor Ut ull such improve
ments and tho establishment md maintenance Of slcl
public institutions M tic rcal wants OF the people
shall from Mo TO tuc lon.anh aud tlat wo arc in
favor af taxation Of persons an1 property for thu
colnplElnunt OF slleao culs Just as a duo
Uarl to prudence nlatl economy will pur1n!t.
Hexopea, That cuuacipntuus regard for tho rights
of Onr citizen taxpayers who poascaa but moderate
Mlcans, aMd, III many iustanres, arc laturng under
ananctal enlarraaameatst SHOULD oonpal thosS &oo9
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Am Econonlical wife.

The following letter from Lady
Compton to her husband, Lort
Compton, aIterward Earl Of North
ampton, written in the year 1910
the eighth year Of James !, shows
that our grandmothers were not Sc
sparing> OF their husbands purses
after all, as some would have us
think them:
My SWEET LIFE: Now / have
declared to you my mind for the
settling OF your state, | suppose it
were best for me to betlink and
consider within myself what allow.
ance were meetest for me. | pray
and beseech YOU to grant me, your
most kind and loving witc, the sun
Of e2,6OO (sl3,0OO) quarterly to
be paid. also, ] would, besides
that allowance, f6OO $4,000
quarterly to Be paid, for the per-
tormance Of charitable work; and
those things | would not. neither
will, be accountable for. Also,
! will have three horses for ny
own saddle, that none shall dare to
lend or barrow; none lend but |,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02

"No LIoUoRs SoLD." THE City
Cornell OF Mansfield, Ohio, has
passed an ordinance prohibiting the
sale Of alcoholic lignors, including
wine, ale, beer, and porter. 1t
passed by a vote Of three to FIVE.
After it's passag the President OF
the ladies' Temperance League
arose and thanked the Council in a
few remarks. Then all the church
bells began to ring, the cannon be-
gan to boom, and the Council all
joarned, after uniting with the
ladies' in singing: "Praise God,
from whom all blessings flow"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-02

A Montana man dined in PhiIa-
delphia'fecently, and describes the
event as follows in letter to a
New York friend: "After all that
fine dinner they brought in some
glass bowls, with water and a piece
Of lemon 10 each. | supposed it
was lemonade; and as we had been
drinking many kinds OF wine | was
glad Of it for / was thirsty. But
when | went to taste it | found it
so sour that I asked tor sugar.
The ladies appeared to me to be
smiling at something, but scarcely
knew what. Afterwards I was
told they were finger-bowls to rilSe
ones hands in. Bnt, John, nobody
washed their hands after | drank
my lemonade. | call that thought
tul, don't You ?"
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:. ALBANY REGISTER.

none harrow but you. Also,
would have two gentlewomen, les,
one should be sick, or have some
other let. Also, believe it, it is al
indecent thing Tor q gentleman tc
stand humping alone, when Gcd
hath blessed their lord aud lady
with . great estate. Also, when
ride q hunting, or a-bawking, or
travel from one house to another,
| will have them attending; so,
for either Of those said women, |
must and will have for either ct
them q horse. Also, | will have
six or eight gentlemen; aud | will
have my two coaches, one liRed
with velvet to myself, with four
very fair horses; and a coach for
my women, Ii, ed with and laced
with god, otherwise with scarlet,
and laced with silver, with four
horses. Also, | will have two
coachmen-one for my own coach,
the other for my women. Also,
for that it is indecent to crowd up
myself, with my gentlemar.usher
IN my coach, | will have him to
have a convenient horse to attend
me, either in city or country. And
| must have two footmen. And
my desire is that you detray all the
charges for me.
And for myself, besides my
yearly allowance, | would have
twenty gowns of apparel, six Of
them excellent good ones, eight of
them for the country, and six of
them very excellent good vnes.
Also, | would have put in my
purse $4,000 $4,000 and you to
pay my debts. ! would have
$4,000 $780, ,OOO) to buy me jewels,
and $4,000 (s2O, ,OOO) to buy me a
pearl chain.
Now, seeing | have been and
am 50 reasonable unto You, | pray
You do find my children apparel,
and their schooling, and all my
servants and their wagons. Also,
! will have all my houses furnished,
and my lodging chambers to be
suitably furnished with all such
furniture as is fit, as beds, stools,
chairs cushions, carpets, silver
cupboards Of plate,
Fair hangings, and such like.
So now that | have declared TO
you what | would have, and what
i is that | would not have, | pray
1ou, when you be an Earl, to allow
ne $4,000 (SIO,0O0) more than /
low desire, and double attendance.
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This is hard season everywhere.
and ecolmmy assumes the proper
tlons Of > practical virtue. Ever
Albany lobbyists have their lunch
put up for them by their landladies
III little till cans, the clatter whereof,
about noon time, in the halls Of the
S;tatebouse, affords a pleasing relief
to the clatter Of tongues inside.
Brookzm Afgas.
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Agricultural.

Farmers should everywhere b
made acquainted with the fact tha
the durability Of timber can b
wonderfully promoted by what i
called cyanizing, saturating tht
wood with a solution ofsimple blue
yitriol. While walking recently
with . gentleman in his garden he
called our attention to the smallneSS
OF the stakes that supported his
raspberry canes. On pulling one,
the end in the ground as well as
the part above, was as sound and
bright as if lately made; but he IN
formed US that tl.ey had been in
constant use for twelve years. We
remarked, Of course, "They are
cyanized p eyes," he replied, "aud
the process is SO simple and cheap
that it deserves to be universally
known, and is simply this: One
pound Of blue vitriol to twenty
quarts Of water. Dissolve the Wit
riol in a part Of the water boiling
bot and then add the remainder" "
The end Of the stick is then
dropped into the solution and left
~ stand Cor Ave days; for shingles
three days will answer, aud tor
posts, six inches square, ton days.
Care is 10 be taken that the satura.
tion takes place in a metal vessel
or keyed box, for the reason that
any barrel will be slrunk by the
operation 80 as to leak. Instead of
expanding an old cask, as other
liquids do, this shriuks them. Ii
CorObQration of the foregoing we
notice that at meeting Of 4 far |
ners' Club, in Hudson, New York, |
1 n Y = T..
one Of the members exhibited a post. |
which, previous to being placed in
the ground, had been soaked in
solution Of blue vitrioI--one pound |
of vitriol being used to twenty !
quarts Of water. The post was Of
pine, and when taken up was as
sound as when put down eight
years before, The process is simple
and cheap, and within the reach Of
every farmer and borticultnrist. It
is good Tor all kinds OF timber ex-
posed to tiie N'eatller--sponts,
FhlhSles, Dean poles, mop poles,
grape vine stakes, etc.
Sick-headacie is mostly caused
BY too much acidity in the stomach.
A pretty good cure consists ii
nen y eating 4 little bnrnt or very
brown breadcFust. /