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FOREIGN list.
FINANCE And TRADE.

The MONEY MARKET was apparently
conducted by the ''sleepiDg partners" Of
the various concerns, for it had no sctiv-
ity in it. Exchange quoted, IS usual,
buying on New York at par, selling al /
premium; buying on New Orleans at /
discount, selling at par. The New York
Herald OF Wednesday reported: "The
following were the rates Of exchange on
New York st the aforementioned cities
to-day: Savannah, Premium New
Olesns, commercial, Il bank, &; Charles
ton, offerings light, selling premium,
buying premium; Chicago, 75c Premi-
UNI; Cincinnati quiet, selling ut soc to
lilo premium, and st. Louis 81 preni-
um." The New York Post Of Wednes-
day stated: line dealings in silver coin
are Suspended, pending the enactment
OF the bill reported By the conference
committee last week, no notice yet hav-
ing been received OF its becoming law"
The Chicag Inter Ocean says: There is
q great scarcity OF either bank notes or
greenbscks below the denomination Of
$40, and the scarcity Of SIS and SIS is
so great that when the new silver half
dollars come out they will meet an
urgent demand" Up TO Wednesday
the amount of silver coin paid Gus
since the passage Of the scs providing
for the exchange OF fractional currency
for silver is $lI 900 OC0; the amount OF
silver coin on hand is S.. 600 600; the
amount Of fractional currency Gu stand
ing is S33. 600 0O0" Gold yesterday at
noon, in New York, quoted lllB; here,
Ill. Nothing OF interest reported in
EtOcks or bonds
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KOrICE sAsHRUPTCY,

In the District Court of the United States, fol-
the District of Western Tennessee.-In the
matter of John A. Walter, Bankrupt In
Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt:
YNAKE NOTICE, That a general meeting OF
i the creditors of said bankrupt will be held
at the office of I. ]. Latham, Esq, Register in
Bankruptcy for said District, at ~ emphis No
10 Madison street, on the 18th day of May,
1876, at IL O'Clock ana, for the purpose of de-
claring a first and final dividend.
also give you notice that have fled my
final accounts as aSsigne OF the said estate OF
said bankrupt in said Court, and that on the
Isl day Of June, next, shall apply to said
Court for the settlement OF my said accounts
and q discharge from all liability as assignee OF
said estate, in accordance with the provisions
of the 2Sth section of the act of Congress en-
titled An act to establish a uniform system
Of bankruptcy throughout the United States
approved March 2, 1853.
o. WOOLDRIDGE, Assignee,
Memphis, May g. 1876. l9 Madison st.
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EzEDTGAT.
pEtNCRIpTIn1 PKtE

TOR the speedy cure Of Seminal y sREH6s'
= l.csl Manhood. and AL disorders nrougn
on by iud-cretIou CT excess ANY GruEg!s
has the ingrsjisuts, Aaaress David SUE
fN4. BOX Esst New Fu~-- Og8l-ieot
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Market quiet; sales, 300 bales, of all Of
which spinners took 100 bales, exporters
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THE COTTON MARKET yesterday was
Ciull, out an exporter took go bales,
which msde the ssle figures look more
respectable. The snow Of cotton on the
tables wss rather better, bat the demand
was smslI and heavy and continued
rain was against doing business. New
York spots were dull all day, and there
were 10 changes in quotations in the
principal markets, except that ordinary
in our own was lowered slightly. The
New York BUlL-tin Of Wednesday re-
ported: "Spot3 Kept along in the ordi-
nary lumdTUm sort OF condition. A few
special orders were led on foreign &C.
count, and there Was light spinning
demand, but buyers were in no way
plenty or anxious, and the business, Is
a rule, far from satisfactory, On con-
tracts the market remained IN 8 rather
quiet condition, and generally lost STAN
ina. Evidences thst some sort Of ma
nipulstion was going on, part and PSF
eel Of which was sn unloading OF Au-
gust, but the objective point wss not
clearly defiued. Q1Otst Ons at the Nam
phis cotton exchange were ss follows:
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CBANcERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SAANNNGhA WALL VI AhA4AA n IL
No. 1870, R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby coun-
ty, Tennessee.-E. j. Means, Mary II. Shelby
ct al. VS.. ". Nj. James ct al.
D sale, entered Ia the above cause on tie
lIth day of April, 1876 will sell, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, in front of the
Clerk and Masters ONCE, Courthouse Build
ing, Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, August u, 1875,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county, Tenn, to-
wit: Beginning al q stake on the north line OF
John HOOm's 200 acre tract, or occupant, five
chains Gnt % links west of John HOOm'5
southeast corner on a hickory marked ]. 8. on
James Freemans line; thence south chains
to 4 STAKE in the spring branch; themes west
chains and ga links to a stg Ike; then south
chains and 25 links to stake on Geo. W,
Oldham's north line; thence west with his
own line, passing his northwest corner q
chains and 50 links to a stake links south of
9allaham's line; thence north with said line
passing his, 10 chains and 80 links 10 stake
"a links north OF a poplar marked b. q. s.;
thence east chains to stake from which !
~ W Ia links a Sweetgun marked B. 3. q. on
John HOOm's line; trence south with said
line go chains and 30 links to a stake Is links
from a hickory marked J. s., said HOom's
corner; thence east with his line 26 chains
md 48 links to the egtnning-containin
40 50-l00 acres.
Terms OF Sale-Cash. Equity of redemption
barred, as provided for in the deed of trust
herein. This July S, 1876.
E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
" By K. j. Black, Deputy Q. and NJ.
o. p. Lyles, Attorney. iyS
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LETTER LIST.

Letters Remaining AT the PnstoRice
Saturday, July -, 1876.
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aoTIUE HI BAaKKUPTCx

In the District Court of the United States for
the District of " est Tennessee the mat
ter of d. Il. Townsend, bankrupt.-In Bank
ruptcy.
To the creditors Of said Bankrupt:
JAKE NOTICE, That general meeting OF
l. the creditors of said bankrupt will be
held at the otf1ee OF T.. j. Latham, Esq Reg
lister in BEnkT ptcy for said District, at Mem.
phis, No. IS Mali SOD street, on Thursday June
Isis, at II am, for the purpose OF declaring
drst dividend. 7. p. WINCHESTER
myl0 wed ASsipnsa
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Trustees Sale.

sDY virtue Of Trust Deed made to me by
D John and Ellen Shea, l will, by direction
of the benenciaTy, John NJ orrisOn, sell at pub
lie sale, to the highes, bidder, for cash, on
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200 bales. Dusty cottons quite 5a6Ic;
stained, 7G9c. Price OF mIddlipg same
time last year, l4tc.
.
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Gold ia New York closed at 1115;
same time last year, ll2S.
The following is the comparative cot
ton statement for the week ending July
2lst st all United States ports, IS COM
pared with the corresponding week last
wear.
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yuC-day, Auxuss S, 1878,

at u O'Clock, on the sOuthw west corner of Main
and Madison streets, in the city of Memphis,
the following real estate. Part lot $50, begin
ming Is feet west o. Main street, Gu the south
side of Jackson street; thence west l756 feet
on the south line OF Jackson street, extending
so .thWard, between parallel lines from the
frOnt, seventy-fOur and a-quaTter feet, with
the Improvements thereon. Redemption
barred. JOHN z. TRETEV ANT, Trustee.
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Above low Chng's Their,
Water, ---- -

Maximum thermometer, $50.
Minimum thermometer, 73o.
d. NJ. LUDWIG, Sergeant,
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This Last Same Time
Week. Week. Last Year.
-- -
Asc'ts since F'yl 5,6l9 1902 1888
ECp'ts q. Britain 9,52S 1881 2,60l
EEp's to COntinI 400 1885 3,z74
5tOc ODD ,39S 236, 264 lbs $40
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COL. STONES EXPEDITION.

Serious News from the Cincinnati
Company to the Black Hills.
Rumors of various kinds concerning
the fate of Stones Black Hills expedi-
ton, which left here in April, have
caused great excitement, and 1t now
looks as if there was good reason for
alarm.
The last direct intelligence from the
party was contained in postal card
from Col. Stone to his wife, who is in
st. Louis. The card was written when
the expedition was three hundred miles
from Kearney and within fifty miles OF
Custer City, and reported all we'll and
pushing on in good spirits. 1mmedi-
ately after the receipt of this the MUIR
der OF the mail-carrier and the Interrupt.
ton OF mail facilities was announced,
so that not hearing afterwards was &C.
counted for.
| Then came rumors that the main body
Of the expedition had fallen into the
hands of the Indians and been killed.
This was followed by the information
received by DR.. Armstrong, which we
published yesterday. And now to still
further confirm this news Alderman
Bauer is in receipt OF the following:
"Wen corroborated reports from the
frontier declare that Col. stones party
was massacred in the Sand Hills, about
| fifty miles this side of Red Cloud Agen-
cy. All killed. Eleven of Stones expe-
dition went with another train, and
surprise. The day was very warm and
the road sandy. The men had put their
guns and other equipments In a
wagon, and were struggling behind,
when they were cut off aud murdered
with little resistance. The train con-
sisted OF work expedition from Me-
braska City, and had forty-nine men in
it. 1t WAS the best equipped party that
ever left for the Hills. All were killed.
The news was brought into the Red
Cloud Agency by halt-breeds and Sioux,
and can be relied upon"
As still iurther corroborative the Com.
lmercial this morning has special from
Lincoln saying the news Of the murder
of Stones men Is fully credited there
Mott, one of the eleven who went with
another party and escaped, is on his
way home, and gives list OF the killed
as follows:
: Stone. Armstrong, Kelly, Hudleston
, West, Walinsky, Barr, Laboyteaux
Bauer, Wunck, Oldwage, Shattenger
Latts, Krunck, Mozeaute, Caddle, Nc
Keag, Leancer, and two drivers. 1t fur
ther says that not one of the forty mine
of which they formed part escaped
and that several Of the bodies, scalped
, and mutilated, were taken into Nortl
Loup Fort and identified, together with
> some Of the wagons. There is still room
TO hope that some of them at least maI
, have escaped.
Mrs. Stone, wife of Colonel Stone, il
still in St. Louis, but with all the tele
graphic facilities possible afforded her
: was unable yesterday afternoon to lear
) any thing satisfactory.
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ua.ra of Police Commissioners.

Hoard Of Police CornmissiOners.
The Board met in regular session at
ME usual hour, all the Commissioners
prsaept.
Nj. Jacob reported an opinion opposed
a that Of the Solicitor in regard to the
power OF the Mayor to appoint the mar
HI ofIicers, except the Sanitary force.
he held that the duties OF the Market
rsnsters were solely sanitary. A COM
m}rtee, consisting Of Messrs. Jacob and
Z5seIer, was appointed to confer With
nnser Johnston concerning the matter,
nud arrive at some amicable ADJUST
Tbe Committee on Contract to care for
the Police Telegraph, the contract FOL
which with Mr.. Ed. Armstrong expires
next October, were given further time.
TIE examination oi Patrolman Ryan,
eharred with having taken W from joel
CSrimm. was laid over until executive
saagion. The decision was that Ryan be
dismissed the force.
Rx-Commissioners Neather ana BEN
r,snasr will be notified ut once to return
90 badges which they wore when tne
Met Police Commission was organized
Tssy eest about $40 each, and are N 1he
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salsbury's Troubadours in their laugh
able extravaganza, "Patchwork," draw
good houses and delight all with their
fine music and excellent performances.
Their version of "Hamlet" Is immense.
The entertainment throughout is really
a delightful. one, and should not be
missed by single person who saw and
was pleased with the Vokes Family.
The general character Of the perform
ance is the same. ana those who liked
The one can not but be pleased with the
other.
Next week, Tony Pastor, with his ex-
cellent New York company, including
Gus. Williams and host of other first
class artists, will be here.
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The following circular explains itsell

The following circular explains itself;
RELIGIOUS CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
SABBATH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT..
A mass meeting of Sunday sch ools
will be held in Exposition Hall, Satur-
day morning June 10, at $3.50 A. M.
Schools preferring to occupy church
will please notify the Committee at once,
and they will be provided for.
Superlnt ntendents will please report In
person, or by note, to meeting at Y. M
Z, A, Hall, Monday evening, June 8, at
| 8 O'Clock, the number of their school who
will probably attend the mass meeting,
in order that seats may be assigned to
| them.
Printed hymns which will be used can
be had without cost by application at
Messrs. John Church 81 COPS, or at Y.
NJ. q. A.. on and after Friday next.
Superintendent will please designate
five girls and Eve boys (the best singers
in their school who, upon presentation
of Superintendents card, will be con
leading chorus.
Schools will gather at the Hall at halt
past 8 O'Clock, as schools or az individu
ais. 1t is recommended. however, tha
they first assemble at their churches
The grand overture by the Cincinnati
Orchesta will commence promptly at
o'clock.
The seating and general police OF tn
house will be under the control OF Col
IW. p. Wiltsee and a competent corps Q
| assistants. All officers and teachers ar
requested to assist.
The exercises at the hall will consis
of music, worship, singing OF hymns
and short addresses by entertainin
speakers, the whole to occupy not NOR
t than one and half hours. 1t is d.
8 signed to be an occasion which will
pleasantly remembered by the childre
as a Sunday-school celebration In col
! uection with our National Centennial.
ell A conference of Sabbath-school worl
: ers will be held In the Central Christie
!. Church, Ninth street, near Central av
: nue, Friday evening, June y, at Y:
: o'clock. Prominent speakers at hon
/ and from abroad will participate. You
b self and teachers are urged TO attend.
I, ABNER l.. FRAZER, President.
!, F,A. BARNARD, Secretary.
Cincinnati, May 81, 1876.
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Court Cuttings.

VIM. II. Kelley against the Cincinnati
a Warsaw Turnpike Company. An ap-
pIieation brought up by appeal for an
tpJunction discontinuing the use Of the
tpll-gate, which is In the city limits.
Action dismissed.
Elizabeth Sprague against the Incor-
porated Village Of Linw 0od. An applt-
cation for an injunction against the col
hection OF a sidewalk assessment. In
sanction made perpetual.
Fred. +. Hummel against Jos. Sohoen-
berEer and others. A petition In error
DO reverse the judgment Of the Cour,
below and file q demurrer, the Court
vrouerty Of the plaintiff in error, which
k&d been attached, to be sold. Judgment
nHirmed.
John X. Sites and others against
Louisa Werdemer and others. This
nssion was brought to quiet the title o
tine PLAINTIFF In certain lands in Turkey
Hottom against the claims fthe defend
enss. Petition dismissed.
Otto Palm against j. B. Humphrie
and Others. This case came up for
hhaKfng on peremptory mandamus t.
compel the Auditor to furnish the re
lGsor with certificate Of purchase q
noartain piece of property sold at dc
t1neuent tax sale. Mandamus refused
VIM T. Crawford against the Cincin
nssi, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Con
sxny. A petition in error to reverse
Ihdgsnent in favor ofthe Railroad Con
pnny on petition brought by the plainI
kEt0 recover damages by reason Of bt
lnx elected from a train Of the defen(
nars read on the 23d Of February, 1877
The Court held that the plaintiff wa
fSzhtfaIly elected, and judgment was q
HEmad.
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orm Of gold wreath incloslng 3 silver

form Of a gold wreath inclosing silver
shield.
A Communication was received from
=. s. Davis, of the Committee OF Ar
rangements for the National Republican
Convention, asking detail OF policemen
| for service during the sittings Of the
Convention. Request granted.
DIR. KearneY, to whom was referred
the matter of vault cleaning during the
hot months, reported in favor of using
only the "Odorless" machine, and for.
bidding the use Of any other during the
interval between the 10th of June and
September 1. The report and recon.
menda ion were adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Carson, the election
of Meat and Milk Inspectors was made
the special order tor next "wednesday.
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

ELL HuDsoN's mocking-bird sQuawks
f1x him no more. Stolen.
LUDLOW GROUNDS yesterday-Lua-
lows, IL; Walnut Hills, 8.
TIE. Springdale Presby terian Church
% seventy-nine years old.
THE German Protestants Of Columbia
sKe TO have new church,
CLIFTON Incline will commence oper-
ations about the 10th of June.
Ii. HmDEBRANr has leased the Belle
vue House, loot OF Clifton Incline.
TALLY oNE-ln New Haven, Conneo-
tlcut, yesterday incinnati Reds, g;
New Havens,4.
THE Bristow Club OF New York has
secured elegant headquarters at the
Gibson House.
MR. JOHN SPRING, the well-known
upholsterer Of Front street, aged sixty
seven, was buried yesterday.
Box 123-last night. o'olock-Window
curtains in Sebastian Klbs' room, No.
40 Findlay street. Loss trifiing.
THE nuptlals OF Jas. Ludlow Fowler
and Miss Groesbeck occurred to-day at
Hon. w. s. Groesbeck's place, "Elm-
wood"
: COMMITTED RATES on the railroads and
steamboats, for those attending the Sab
bath-school Workers Conference in this
city June 8 and 10.
ASSISTANT CITY SOLICITOR GERARD
and Judge Whitman went to Columbus
to-day to argue the city's case against
the Police Commissioners.
Two watches were stolen from Cooks
fewelry store, Fifth and Smith streets
yesterday, by bold sneak thief, WHIT
was chased long distance, but sue
seeded in getting away.
THE Louisiana, Virginia, Tennessee
and q portion Of the Indiana and Penn
sylyania delegates to the National Re
publican Convention will atussle theiI
hash" at the st. James.
WIN. EDMoNDsoN, alias "BilIy Par
sons" editor of the Patrol, has been
convicted In the Police Court of selling
and publishing obscene literature. His
attorney moved for a new trial.
AFTER quite an animated wrangle IL
the Common Council last evening tina
h0dy elected Daniel q. Ray, Thomas E
Hunt and James Dale, members Of tn,
Woodward High School Board.
MATTHIAS f. HILL, a milk vender o
Fourth and John streets, is after 50, 90
ot the Enquirers hard earned cash, be
cause that paper stated recently that h.
ssld an inferior quality Of milk.
THE partners OF Morris Ford, the bur
alar shot by Mr.. Widdeheld, have beer
captured at their old tricks in louisville
KY. Their names are Walton FELTON,
alias Jim Doyle, Joe White, James How
ard and Ed. Mackey.
NEAR the corner of John and Ches
NUT streets late last night, collisio
occurred between railroad omnibu
and John-street cor, in which the 'bu
driver, VIM. Morrison, Of S2S West Thir
street, and Hugh Farvar, the only pas
eenger, were quite severely injured
The latter is now at the Oberley House
JULIUS REFS and Thomas Spooner, c
the Fourth of July Finance Committee
raised in one hour yesterday the follow
ing sums: Third National Bank, $1Ot
Merchants National Bank, $100; Franz
Hin Bank, 500; Cincinnati Gas-light an
Coke Company, 500; Elliott H. Pendlt
tDn, 800; W; 5. droesbeck, $5oi G. !
Auas, 80; Espy, neldeioacn q Co., 81
Ismes Gilmore, $25; total, $625.
"THK Yine.street front elevation ,
IT, emery Building has been con
Pieted."[-EnQuirer. 49,.
EInce When2
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The tsFOurth.D

: The different wards which have mot
yet effected an organization for the Gen.
teunial Fourth of July celebration are
requested to meet at their respective
voting places tonight at 8 o'clock TO
elect delegates for the general meeting
at the Council Chamber next Tuesday
syaninG.
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PERSONAL.

VARwOOD, RACHEL, wife of Thos. Yar-
i wood, of Cincinnati, saddler, (Or her legal
representative will hear of something to her
advantage on application to
II. j. WARE, Solicitor.
6New street,
my26-6t York, England.
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r EGAL.-In pursuance Of an order Of the
L 4 Probate Court OF Hamilton County, Ohio,
made on the 9Th day Of April, A. ID. 1876 tho
undersigned will, on the 18th day OF june A.
d. 1875, at 3 O'clock p. NJ, ON the premises Of
fer at public sale the following described real
estate situate in the County Of Hamilton, and
State of OHIO, to-wit: Sixty acres Of land in
Section No. II, Township No. and Fractional
Range No. of the Miami Purchase, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at the north
east corner of said section, thence west with
the north line of the section to the half section
line, thence south with the half section line
sixty-one rods, thence east parallel with the
north line OF the section to the east line Of the
same, and thence north with said east
line sixty -one rods to the place Of beginning.
Terms of Sale: One third cash on day of sale,
one third in one, and one-third in two years.
from the day of sale, the deferred payments to
be secured by mortgage on the premises solds
aud to bear interest at six per cent. per annum.
To be sold in case Of Jas T. DeMar, guar
dian of estate of John L. Stevens, against John
4. Stevens, OF al.
Appraised at $500.
Guardian of Estate of John T. Stevens
Room No. ~ College Building,
Walnut street. bet. Fourth and Fifth
mylS-4tTh
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A TTACHMENT.-WIlli Owen & Co. vs.
n f. d, Mahoney, defendant. The l., G. d
L. r. r., garnishee.-Before ID. w. q. Lee, j.
f.. of Cincinnati Township, Hamilton County,
Ohio, No. % West Sixth street.-0n the Gath
day OF April, A. ID. 1876, said Justice issued an
order of attachment in the above action for the
sum of forty-fve dollars.
WILLIAM OWEN & co.
THEODORE GAZLAY, Attorney.
CINCINNATI, May "a, 1916. my25-3tTh
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THE new Atlas Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa. is conducted with special reference
TO quiet and pleasant accommodations,
at small cost.
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HousEKEEPERs, after you have given
the Alaska Cleaner thorough trlsss., y ou
will never be without it.
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For full information please call at Office No.
Burnet House, Ticket Office Grand Hotel,
| and at the Depot.
W. B. SHATTUC,
IL Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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Motsers, do mot fail TO feed your as
little or-ss on RIDGES FooD' AnousanuAo W
....,ridren are saved BY its use.