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longer. She WAS able to walk when taken there,
and In two weeks she was as utterly helpless Us 9
oabe,-scarcely able to move: Her bedding, walls Of
ner room, ETC., were covered with creeping vermin
her bedside. re procured carrihge, lifted her
it, We and ads ds0qsat 51 her t. hs cps
could, giving her bed-lounse in the pastors
! study. In three weeks .timc after she left the
again. 1t wa. p1ain abe had been saved BY the
change. ncr food had been improper and iEregn-
11aElY served. She had becn irrcgularly and bung-
ence to her disease, and the actual bad treatment
received at tue hands Of doctors and attendants
at had brought her to the verge Of the grave did
Railroad Chapel, 715 State street.
NEW QUARTERS
For some time thriving Free Methodist con,
gregatiOn have been worshiptng in a small
church at 40 Morgan street. As the cougrega-
tion increased the necessity for larger quarters
became more apparent, and finally the business
department. concluded to take a larger church
Fulton streets. The new ediicc Is owned by
Moses Sherry, who now rents it until the 1st OF
May, 1877, Tor $500, with the privilege of pur
chase, up to that time, upon the payment OF
$4,000 cash.
The new church is much better adapted to the
uses of the congregation than the old. A large
lccture-room on the ground floor will be used
for Sunday y-schoo1 and praycr-mceting, while
the church proper is PLEASANTLY fitted up and
lighted, and has seating capacity OF about 6O0
Last night the Initiative services were held in
the lccture-room, where small number of pco-
pie assembled. The Rev. Mr.. Tcrril1 preached
a sermon upon the testimonies OF Christian ex-
pcrience, and the hope of the Christian when
everything else fails, and made the formal an
nouncc1nent that services in the future will be
held in the new quarters.
sUcKL1NG IN ST. LOUIS.
Sir John Suckling's poetry is not popular in
st. Louis; hence an c1purgatcd and revised cdi-
tion has been prepared for local consumption,
one familiar verse being rendered as follows:
Her feet beneath her petticoat,
Like elephants stole in and out,
As if they feared the light
And, oh, she dances such a way!
A hogshead q sugar dray
Is not so fine sight.
Her ears are large and one is thin,-
Thin piece of chamois- -skiu,-
Like olc-lcather's the other;
And then around her face she wreathes,
And through her earring hatchways brcathes,
For fear that she should smother.
, 1876-07-23
GENERAL NEWS.

The Amo-y police last evening pouuced down
upon gambling-hcll in the Bryant Block, on
Ra ndolph street, and lodged the keeper and si1
inmates in the station.
The steamer sheboygan, OF Goodrich's Trans
portation Company, broke her follower yester-
lay morning, which will dctain her, here about
Two trips. In the meanwhile her place will be
iaken by the steamer Corona
William Phlogcr, Of No. 113 Milwaukee ave-
roc, appeared before Commissioner Hoyne yes
'erday morning charged with manufacturing and
,clling cigars without a license, His case was
continued till Tuesday in $1,000 bail.
john Fisher and John Bryan were recently ar
nstcd By Detectives Flanagan and Dargon for
surglarizing the saloon Of j. 2. Wells, No. 262
statc street, Of about 500 worth Of Footballs.
Each gave bail in 5000 for appearance Tuesday.
John Dcrmott, residing on Archer avenue,
near Dccrirs street, was yesterday morning
kicked by fractions mule in the left leg, and
sustained I compound fracture Of both bones
He was removed for treatment to the County
Hospital.
The temperature yesterday, as observed by
R1anasse, optician, IS Madison street crR1BUSE
Building), was, ut g. M, IS degrees; 10 a. m.,
81: u m, 81; p. m., 7G; p. m, 81. Barom-
eter, S a. m., 29.l5; Sp. M, 29.20.
The employees of the Rock Island Machine
Shops Yesterday attended the funeral of their
6hop-mate, Patrick :Markey. The service was
held ut the Jesuit Church. The Jesuit Band
headed the procession from deceased's residence
Go j4S Haistcd street) to the church.
Coroner Dietzsch's inquest on the young girl
Kate Conley, who died suddenly at the residence
Of her unc.e, On the corner Of Fifty-ffth and
State streets, resulted in q verdict OF death
from narcosis, and that there was nothing
criminal, SO far as is known, in the causes Of her
death.
"There," saidtheold lady, throwing down the
Of Inflammation Of the lungs. just you catch
nc ever being 80 green as to call him in again
when hare pneumonia, doctor who can't
ather people"
Last night at O'Clock, a vigilant young officer
his name with an O., SOW . stylish young woman
standing under the gaslighL on Clark street,
He told her to move on, and, when she didn't
do so, Was about to arrest her. till she explained
to him that the peak-halyards Of her pull-back
had got fou1ed.
A good indication Of the increasing actiyity Of
our mining and manufacturing interests is the
sale made By Prof. James Cherry, the eminent
geo1ogist and mining engineer, of the coal and
iron mines Of Oscar Lennox Misch, Esq. The
sale is made to q party Of Chicago and Eastern
capitalists for sum up among the hundreds O
thousands.
Coroner Dietzsch yesterday held an fnqrst
On Charles Rossler, who came to his dcatt az
o:1o yesterday morning By tumblng out O.
fo,1rti1-story window at No 173 Randolph sIcct,
to the pavement below, distance OF q 1eet'
It is supposed that he fell asleep in ttc VIM
dow, either while under the influence Of. liquor,
cr Immediately after coming home six Ane
, 1876-07-23

PHILADELPHIA, July se-Onc Of tho dncet
displays in the whole exhibition is that Of
Mcss7s. Studcbaker Bros, Of South Bend, Ind,
thcwell- known wagon and carriage manufac-
turcrs. They have magnificent array Of light
vehicles, such as carriages and road wagons.
One OF their finest specimens OF workmanship
"A beautiful and highly ornamcntcd buggy, is
incosed in q glass case, and is greatly admired.
1t may be Of interest to your readers to know
that 'sLucky" Baldwin, tho famous San Frau
cisco millionaire, has purchased 4 number Of the
finest carriages and buggics in the A1cssrs
Studobaker's display. Il. B.
, 1876-07-23
THE COMING MAN,

The man who in the present dearth
OF "biz ~ can win renown,
Must be by nature fitted for
The task, so wonlrous grown.
There's B. aud G., and N: and F.,
All striving for the lead,
Yet " Ormsbyn quietly steps in
And "skims the cream ~ Of trade
"Ormsby" was first to introduce
Those "crayon heads ~ SO bold,
At prices far below the scale
At which they had been spld.
He's reached the tip Of Portraits peak
To rest there at his case,
And when old Panfc's calm "lets up"
He's first to feel the breeze.
CHICAGO, July 60 1916. ". a. A..
, 1876-07-23
=
MILL ERiS.

There is no place in the city where you can pur-
chase bridal birthday presents at such good I'D
vantage as at A. II. Mi1lcr's closing-out sale Of
watches, diamonds, siver-ware, imported
bronzcs, and Russia leather goods. His intcn-
ton is to close ont completely his stock, which is
one Of the largest and finest in the country. Gail
and be convinced that his prices less than one
ialf the usual price. Private sale during the day.
Auction sales every evening"
, 1876-07-23
ONCE MORE AT HOME.

The friends Of Mr.. Hall, once so favornbly
known in the Photographic world, will be glad
to learn that he has just opened an elegant stu
dfo at No. ITO East Madison street. The up-
pearance OF the new place would Indicate that,
though he was for time secluded from the pub
lie gaze, the avenues OF knowledge remained un-
interrupted, and he proitcd thereby.
, 1876-07-23
0}}tTF A DtFFFRFNrF.

We wish to call attention to the statement
OF the National Life Insurance Company, u. s.
A., on the first page Of to-day's TRIBUNE. In
the statement as published last Sunday 81, ,00O,-
600 were omitted from the assets. To-day it ap-
pears as it should, and the showing is one any
insurance company might be proud Of.
, 1876-07-23
ANNOUNCEMENT.

OFFICE OF THE D. A. EASTMAN PRINTING AND
PUBLISHING HoUsE, II. s. TIFFANY, PROPRIETOR,
151 AND 153 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, July 60,
187G-7o the Public: have this day abolished
the s'Trade Mark under which my printing-of-
fee has been known, and hereafter shall continue
the printing business under my own name. Yours,
truly, II. S. TIrFASY, Proprietor
, 1876-07-23

THE MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS,
Loan, and Building Association, 20 Washington
street, Portland Block is issuing the Fourth Series
OF its shares, dating from July l. No system OF
savings 20 popular as this Office hours from 1o to
3 p. m.
, 1876-07-23
THE EA1tER.

"a thing Of beauty is joy forever, !" and such
thing is the Bauer piano, Which lasts lifetime
with all its anc qualities unimparcd. Examine
varieties At Julius Bauer Co. 8. corner State and
Monroe streets, Palmer House.
, 1876-07-23

YOU HAVE A RIGHT TO YOUR OPINION,
which, after q fair test, will be that the Pcase
piano, for style, finish, tone, durability, and
price cannot be beat. Examine 1t at Nos go and
231 State street. Pelton d Pomeroy, Agents,
, 1876-07-23
CENT Il. r.

Stuart Robson, at Genti1es, in the character Of
Cutpepper Starbotfs, most superb illustration Of
Bret Harte's new piece. 'Studio 103 State street.
Also entire Union Square Company.
, 1876-07-23
SEasoNaBtE GooDs Ann Pn7t,,AR pr

SEAS0NABLE GOODS AND POPULAR PRICES
go hand-in-hand at Dalton's, No. 1872 State street
He sells Fishers and other refrigerators and ice
ooxcs, Packers cream freczers, Ridge water-hl'
tiers, at hard-timc prices.
, 1876-07-23
MRS. 1R r r RINK.


OF Buffalo, has returned from her summer vacation,
and Will be at the Palmer House on Friday and
Saturday each week, as usual
, 1876-07-23
GAS. u
PROPER TIMES FOR LIGHTING AND E1T1SGU1sH-
INC TILE 1AMps
GAS.

:, PROPER TIMES FOR LIGHTING IND EXT1EGU1SH-
ING THE LAMPS.
As good deal of anxiety and no little am
biguity exist about the question Of the proper
times for lighting and extinguishing the street.
lamps in this city, Mr.. Colbert has been re-
qucstcd to present his table through the col
umns Of The TRIBUNE, so that the public, as
we'll as the city authorities, may have m oppor-
tunity to study 1t at their leisure, and see for
themselves, without cost. what are the merits
of the plan:
, 1876-07-23
If YOU'VE OLD CLOTHES. GENTS,

TINT scem too shabby, soiled, and unfit to wear
send them to Cook & MeLain for repairs. Our
word, they will astonish you. No. SO Dearborn
street, and No. 261 West Madison street.
, 1876-07-23
THE CITY.
THE REAL AND IDEAL.

Scraps OF Greek, Latin, German, French,
And cen Hebrew quotation:
Nor need add that when ne came
He 1u:sed in verse from Longfellow,
Beginning, t'Liyes Of great,
For did he fail for to compare i.
His classmates to feet
OF vessels just about to dare
Lies ocean at their feet
And he wore the mystic emblem OF
The Gamma Epsions,
A couple Of Greek letters trimmed
With ecrpents, skulls, and bones;
Well rersed was he IS grad should &C
In the historic lore
OF faccs, rusheg, and the like
Tween Fresh and Sophomore
Needs not to say that t this young man
or had. or thought lie had,
A mission to redeem the world
From its condition sad.
I,oI he could talk for hours and tell
Much more than Goethe knew
About that novel theme, ''Thc Good,
I'he Beautiful, and the True"
And the subject he selected for
His Conmencemcnt~Dayo grafton,
AZ mattcr-of-c0urse, was Kinds Of Force
And shout their Correlation.
..VVhat shall dor said that good yonng man,
''What agency employ,
To regcnerate this helpless world.
And give it peace and JOY:
q, will be Lawyer good
And plead the orphans cause,
And emite the giant iniquitlcs
That would fuin pervert the laws.
will tcar the web OF sophistry,
And trAmplc legal sham.
80 the Enzers in court shall see the sort
Ofa hAilpiu that am"
Forth fared he to the pa1ace where
Dame Justices minious luEkcd,
I1at for himself be might take note
How that the old thing worked
.And 10! be ssw the Judge August
Smoking cigarette,
While high On the Judicial desk
His judicial feet we're sct
The prosecuting attorney begged
The prisoner for light,
And the counsel for the defense asked him
Who took him home last night.
While there were in the jury-bo1
A dozen jurors set.
Who looked Is il they were ripe for
snch foreheads % 7illainous low they had.
While each one Of them stnnk
Like modern Bedouiu Arab, or
A medieval monk.
Then he said to the prisoners advocates:
''NhJ is't You move no hand
To save your h2pless client from
The vcngefnl Law Of the 1and:''
And 3D. the sasos1te Eth "nd swss Tes sset s
For one Of those jurors has been bought,
And that jurJ will Disagree"
Whcreat the graduate he lied
And mnrnured. nwc-strucE. to himself:
t.Weil no,y. xviii be blcssed!"
".
.sWhat can there be 70 Grand in life
Remarked Tint rrsdnafe.
stAx to i've to clrfrh the ro1den KEYS
And steer the shin Of state.
Fo rend ones histoTr> as eays Grav-
Ina gratefu1 neonjc's eyes:
Lo. Will cnter on Politics.
And their work,nrs suntrvise.n
Thereon th;s .rhniar in no1;tics
Nv III. rnbir irnnn1.r Stirred
III: HID h;m n a wrrd mretinr
r. Thr - shiondv Twentv-th,rd.
r. !. -.
+row II u.xa a 1;r-,r wand =.
a+t,a rns+ 4,s,cof,, t;1nre.
Rn1 now fhr canrsss ras red-},ot-
For 4 patriot who kept faro game
(Which its character was skin),
And merry miller statesman (whose
Mill ground cut paucht but gin}
We're making a run for Alderman,
, 1876-07-23

I trow it Was lively ward ''
At the most peaceful times:
But now the canvass WAS Fed-h0t7
And plenty drinks and dimes,
: For patriot who kept faro game
(Which its character vas skin},
And merry miller statesman (whose
Mill ground cut nnught but gin}
Were making run for Alderman,
And ankions to get in.
, 1876-07-23
EDUCATIONAL.
Postponement Of the Election -
Principals and Assistants. "
Report on the Teachers Relief Fnna ,
Mr. Runyan's Interest Therein

An adjourned meeting of the Board of r.
cation was held last night at their rooms w W.
66 Fifth avenue. President Richberg prrs;a.s
and there were also present Messrs. c1,,ts
Olinger, Covert, English, Hoyne, Reed, shoe
ingcr, Sullivan, Olsen, and Bluthardt.
The Chairman stated that the special o,a.-
was the election Of Principals and Assistant. -
the High and Grammar Schools The cor,s"
Committee, however, desired to consult w.
the members Of the Board with view TO MT
ing further reductions, and as matter of con,
tesy they should postpone the business xhth
had called them together.
Mr.. Sullivan said the matter the co,,c,
Committee had in hand was of the utrnost ~
portance. In view OF the financial condition ~
the city it would be prudence on their nar+ -
postpone action. He moved that the Co,nmit.
tee on Salaries be requested to coufer With n.
Committee Of tho Council in reference tn tr,.
mat ter. Carried.
On motion, the President of the Board ,rs
the Superintendent OF Schools we're added t.
the Committee.
THE RELIEF FUND.
Mr.. Pickard presented the following report:
Upon the 18th April, 1872, rendered an ar.
count Of the receipts and disbursements Of tha
fuClC-CEuOOl 1tGllEl uHu al tQ1L lime
teachers who were entitled to aid had not retu,nsd
to the city, and the second winter developed es:es
Of greater need than during the previous ye,r
Several cases Of lpng-continued sickness nd n
subsequent death made m unusual demand upoa
the fund.
OF the amount reported Us paid to teachers Ia.
year, $500 has been returned to the fund IN
terest to tho amount OF S581. o5 has also been
added to the fund, and S26 has been received frcn
contributions. The amount paid ont since Tia
last report has been s. sf5 6, and the balance BE-
longing to the fund is So, 53l. 58, covered by
notes bearing interest amounting to So, 81.
Due me for advances, So. o.
The following claims hare been presented
which, it collected will increase the fund by iheir
amount: Estate OF I. G. Perkins, 1855; Piaao
funds Of Franklin and Ogden Schools, 81. 81,
The irst claim is for money loaned Miss Perkins
during long Illness. The second was in Offset 70
q loan made to gentleman who furnished the pl.
amos after tho fire TO take the place Of those de-
stroyed by fire, and who proposed 10 turn over To
pianos for payment OF his loan. The instruments
are perfectly good for the amount they cost the
fund.
The following notes are held as representing Ito
, 1876-07-23

body was terribly mutilated, and could hardlS
| be recognized BY his distracted parents, WIG
reside in the West Division. Rossler was 9
By 6rth years Of agS Rio ana xe1.
dict Of accidental death was returned.
One of the brethren at Lake Bluff, the other
day, in illustrating the worldly-mindcd proper-
sitv even among believers, referred to Lots
wife as ss the woman whose heart was IN the
City Of Sodom, while her feet were outside" J"
prototype as Sodom in the matter Of furnishing
examples Of elongated and otherwise enlarged
pedal extremitiest
An escaped reporter from the New York Her.
aid is editing q paper at A1inooska, Wis, but
the scent Of the corner Of Ann street aud
Broadway will hang round him still, for in the
last issue Of his journal he says, apropos of the
leave the village with testimonial: Our eiti-
zcus cannot do better than give this talented
young son Of Erysipclas slight holocaust Of
regard"
The discontinuance Of the fast-1nail trains has
led to the discharge Of sixteen postal clerks in
the city. A reduction Of $25 per annum has
also been made in the salaries OF the employees
in the carriers department.. Mr.. J. n. Hub
BARI, Superintendent Of carriers, and Capt. n.
J. McGrath, Superintendent Of the mails, both
agree that tie abolition of the fast trains has
thrown the service into state OF confusion
last wcst~bound train reached here this morning.
Last evening, Louis Fraleich, aged 12 years,
rather unruly boy living with his parents at No.
Is South Desplaines street, accidentally shot his
little brother,* aged q months, through the head
with small cartridge pistol. The child Hngcr-
cd for few moments only after the occurrence.
The shot was meant for little Italian girl who
had swindled him out Of 2 cents, if Indeed it
was meant to do any injury. The police thought
it was the result of careless handling OF de-
fecttve fire-arm, and consequently tho boy was
not arrested.
Tho young ladies Of University Place Bap-
tist Church gave 3 lawn party Tuesday evening
last at Mr.. Bcach's on Bryant avenue Bis spa
cious grounds were elegantly illuminated with
Chinese lanterns and decorated with flags. The
object was to raise money for church purposes,
aud the young ladies realized handsome little
sum from the sale of ice-cream and flowers
There vas large company present, consisting
mostly of young people OF Cottage Grove; Ev-
having good time, aud, Judging from the live
~ spirit which prevailed during the entire even
ing, it is probable they were not disappointed
The police magistrate wanted to impress the
reporter Of THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE with an e1-
, 1876-07-23
Less expenditures to date. ....,

Leaving in my hands. 33a
have counted the money in Ir. Runy:n's hands
:. belonging to the fund The condition OF thu
fund is as given above. Balance, 81, 53l 5S. De-
ductiny Mr Kunyan's note, 81. 2i9. 42, there il
left S., :22 49, for which am personally RESPONSE
bic. as Ifavc loaned tho money aud hold good
notes for the amounts. Kespectlul1y kubaaissef,
TT,
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The highest honors in the wsy OF Premiums
and Silver Medals grain products have been
awarded by several Of each of the Eastern Mid.
die and Western States 10 ". A. Boutelle. the
originator of the
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The ImnortelIe.

The sheep are sheltered ia the foid.
The lnists ere narsasling Oh the hill,
The squire watches fro,a his l,lr,
And every living thing Is still
The fields ar gray with iamoftelles.
TIE rsycr. like 8 sluggish .lake
Creefss u'er th+ i4!oea AMI i, I,'ly
plain
hear the swinging # the pines
Estwlxs the rAa.ts of the rain
Down dripping ot the itnm moFteIlt-s
And think - faces still and ct,los.
That hlnch ntt under falling tears
Meek mous h.z! ard sy-l,ddei, AID
" i.h sleek hair pat behind the ears
Ard crowssd silh scented llanssss-
tsiies.
The partridge hath forge, her ne,s
Among the stabbie by the rili,
Ia vain the lances of the frost
Seck for some tender thing To kill.
They cannot hncs the iGnmor;elles.
Sad empress of the stony fell,
Gray stole Of the blasted heath,
Duilest of flowers that ever bloomed,
And yet triuinrhan. over death.
q weird aud winged immortelle.
The wind cries in the reeiy marsh,
And wanderers sobbing through the
dell
Pour, broken hearted lover he
For violeis fluids the immorseile,
The immortslie the inmortelle
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4 correspondent of the Springfield
EeT,nblican writes from Roanoke, Viz
ginia. that John Randolph was man
Of many idoeyncraxies. and i, IS in ac-
cordance with his own desire that liis
grave on the beautiful hill overlooking
the valley Of the S,aunson River is 10
nraked by Chesdstone or monument
His slaves were always we'll treated.
He had been unalserably opposed Ia
the Missouri Compromise, by which
the domain Of slavery Was restricted;
he had upheld the divine risi. Of siav-
eiy .Arouga evil report aud ."oi re-
port: and yet in h,s will oceur ,hess
words: I give and bequeath to all my
slaves their freedom. heartily reyrest
ing thar | have sver been the owner OF
one Further than this. hs provided
~ ths IDc1nnAf COO sgDex e lsod
10 b gtvs - tAese Nod s1ases. 1h0s(
who re@c'sbsr Xr Randolph say tha,
he never shaved. Ones, when in R0g-
land. he made an engagement to dine
, with a nobleman. but subsequently, re.
ceived an invitation FOR the same froul
Miss Enseworth. he accepted the latter
and apologized to the noblemsn, saying
The woman tempted me. and l did
eat
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-i~r-a----- --'-' '-l-
Cut This Out.

Ir MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE.-Therc
is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases.
Coughs. Colds or Consumption. yet
some would die rather than pay IS
cents for n bottle of medicine that would
cure them. DR.. a. BoscHEEs GER
MAN SYRUP has lately been introduced
ia this country from Germany, aud its
wondrous cures astonishes every one
tha, tries 1t. II you doubt what We say
in print. cut this out and take it to your
Druggist and &c, n sample bottle for l6
cents aud try it, Two doses will relieve
YOU. Regular size s5 cents.
CRANE 4 BaIGuAM. Agents,
San Francisco.
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.H" The New York Evening Pos,
hiss the following "A colored orator
in Washington q few nights ago. with
more truth than rctoric touched upon
the political situation in the following
words MY frisp's, once preach to
. right sinfa' onggstion. Dey was
stiif-necked. Dey Was self-sufficient.
Dey wouldn't lis'en to muffin. l pray
wid dem. % Lord say. take EN- up
in de holler Of yer han an ho' 'em
over de mouf o. hell. Hor 'em dar
till you scorch EN-. an scorch EN-.
But, o Lord. don't lef 'em drop in.
So wid desc 'p1blican party. Dey
wouldn't lis'sn to muffin. Dey let our
brcdren in the Souf be Inundated. Dey
done bust de Freedm's Bank. Dey
KEEP bad mems where dey stole more n
ebsr colored people does. Now de
Lords got 'em in the boiler of his hau'
an he's holdin' en- ober de mouf OF
hell. An O Lord. scorch 'em. an
scorch 'em-but don't lef EN- drop in
hell !"
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raE prospects 81 >s'.s'iaera 'n'ias'rls.
ars i.nproeing. The rolling mills Of
rruressee and GeoTssA are running on
sieabis, tltnv. "a s,h orders ahead IT soeir
pfesia>saon, sise aew essston mills Are
1siug luS,sl ia sse<sgsA, ule al Atlanta
attn 29.tsE1 slssGs>lla,>. >4.a every cotton
msll in tic stale pAli TN per cent or
rss.rss last yesr-