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Just estimate Of the character Of the
william who deliberately ruins . woman.
The finite mind never can, in this exist
ence, fully asu the enOrmity Of the
crime. To be . deliberate seducer OF an
innocent, loving, ~confding. virtuous giri,s
man must be 8 d~epsaved, sensuai, crafty.
beartless, ~uofeeling. upsympathixing
wretch-s demon. His sense Of honor,
Of manhood, OF justice, OF mercy, OF pur-
ity, OF common honesty. must all be
swallowed up by bis sensual beastly pas
sions. Young man, has . dsTk thought
ever entered your mind To deceive and
ruin some girl: II so. you are
unfortunate. A dangerous esemy
has entered your abode. II Jon
entertain hat enemy. you are IN great
danger. Drive it from y0u asyca would
q o reptile, before Il takes pos
session Of you and makes you - vile ~
. murderer. Look at thst creature hsv.
Ing the form of . man, but heis sseducer.
He has ruined . woman He 10 u.ore
vile than q thief OF . robber for they
ouly carry away your properly. and may
make restitution. He 10 as guilty rs .
murderer for be cannot make restitution.
Go where he may she ourses Of . wrecked
life, Of blasted hopes, Of q ruined, inno-
cent, happy girl, will follow him in this
world and the world TO come. Through
the bubbles Of Law, and the influence Of
money and friends he may cast his
victim off; he may escape the penalty of
the civil law, but 20 certain a. the ever
lasting and eternal principles Of justice
and right exist. 20 certain must the Sc
Queer pay the penalty for his crime. "As
ye SOW. 30 shall ye reap"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17
Hossesrer.s Almanac.

The edition for 1873 Of the sterling Medical
Annual, known "a Hostetter's Almanac, Ia now
ready. and may be obtained, free OF cost, OF
druggists and general country dealers In all
parts Of the United States and British Amer
lea, and indeed in every civilized portion Of
the Western Hemisphere. II combines, with
the Ounde practical advice for the preserva-
ton and restoration of health, a large amount
Of interesting and amusing light reading, and
the calender. astronomical calculations, chron-
illogical items, &c. are prepared with great
care. and will he found entirely accurate. The
issue of Hostetter's Almanac for 1873, i'm the
English, German, French, Welsh, Norwegian,
Swedish, Holland. Bohemian and Spanish Ian
guages, will in all probability be the largest
edition of . medical work ever published in
any country. The proprietors, Messrs. Hos
letter & Smith. Pittsburgh, Pa, on receipt Of
a two cent stamp will forward a copy by mail
to any person who cannot procure one In his
Deiphhorhppd
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17
THE TRUE HELL.
The Subject Discussed by 32 New York
BiSine--The Doctrine Ad vanced by
Preacher-'.The Wick.
Cd Shall Forever Perish,'-Heli q
Lake Of UhquencbabIe Fire.
pcci.I disn,,cb,o,h. pos,o,

Special dispatch To the Boston Herald
NEW YORK, Dec. 3D-Thirty-two min
listers in this city preached to-day on
hell, and presented generally the es.
tabllshcd views OF their respective sects
on the subject. A startling exception
was the Rev. John f Scailes, now Of the
Willett street Methodist Church, Brook.
lyn, formerly of New Haven. and a
preacher far above the average standing
IN his denomination His sermon will be
likely 10 get him icto ecclesiastical trou-
bic. He held that the wicked shall for
ever perish, after suffering for a period
after death. This theory, he said, alone
lsconsistent with the character of a merci-
Jul and just God. The early fathers and
the companions of the apostles believed
that the Immortality of the soul was for.
feited by sin, and that il MAS only re-
stored by faith in Christ. Ecclesiastical
history affirms il. That the wicked
shall perish forever is only common sense.
a tree that is good for nothing Is hewn
down and cast into the fire. That the
soul is AN eternal essence is a heather
notion. the soul was created, and it
can be destroyed. The word Immortality
is used only by st. Paul in the Bible, and
IL refers to eternal life 10 Christ. So, by
aniithesis, they who serve not God perish.
The word death, So frequent in the
Scriptures, always means death, not
eternal punishment. What more forcible
than, "Thc wages of sin is death ." The
notion of an eternal hell liz revolving. If
the ministers Of this country and Europe
would express their honest convictions,
a vast majority would dissent from the
revolving and repulsive theory of eternal
burning. The speaker added that he
could not blame Mr.. Beccher for pro-
testing against such a charge against the
merciful God. Were the notion true, all
nature would revolt and cry out. Moral
evil is not as Plato said, co-eXistent with
God. IL is an intruder moods universe,
and shall ne wiped out. God will no
keep forever Il pest house where devils
yell and lost spirits howl IN agony. The
true hell is - bc IA lake of unquenchable
fire, where ali the refuse of the earth will
he burned. Lost devils and men will
there perish, and the place be wrapped
III eternal silence and death.
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EASY RIDDLE

] am no; in youth. nor I'm manhood or age.
Rat in infancy ever am known:
I'm a stranger alike to the fool aud the sage.
And though I'm distinguished ia hisioryis page,
always am greatest alone.
J am not IN the earth. nor the sun. nor the moon
You may search all the sky-Tm not there:
In The morning and evening" though. not IN the
nvoB-
You may plainly perceive me. for. Ike a balloon,
! sm midway suspended the air.
! am always I'm ricbes. and yet ! am told
Wealth ne'cr yid nay presence desire;
1dwcil with the misrr. but not with Lis gold.
And sometimes ! stand ia his chimney cv.d,
Though ] serve a. . par; Of life IRE.
I"ft"n am net in political life
In my absence Do Kingdom can b.; e.-s
And they say there can neither te friendship nor
strife.
\" one can live single. d" one take a wife
without interfering with LAG.
Ny brethren are many. and 81 NV whole race.
h"i one j. more slender and tall:
Aud though not the eldest. 1 hold the fret Mace.
Aud even dishonor. despair. and ~di.grace.
boldly appear 'IH0ng them all.
Though disease may po-srss me. and sickness. and
pain.
! am never IN -nrr1w or gloom;
Though IN aft and IN wisdom I equally rrisn.
I'm "a" heart of al sln and have long lived ia vain.
And ! ne'er shall be found in the toDIb.
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WAS OsMANA GREAT GENERAL,
Gen. Mcclellan Hints that He was No
-C00se4oeneeo Of the Fall Of Plev0s


Gen. Mcclellan ssinss shat He was Not
Consequences Of Fall Of Pievaa-
In an article on the Capture Of Ksrs
| and Fall OF Plevns," in the North Amer
lean Review, General George b. McCiel-
Ian says:
Osman Pasha was treated by the czsr
with q degree Of courtesy and considera-
ton justified, perhsps, by his obstinate
courage, but certainly not by the inhu.
man brutality which constantly cbsrac-
teriZed the conduct OF his troops toward
hands.
We do not yet know with sufficient &C
cnracy the means at Osman's disposal, or
all the circumstances which surrounded
him, to justify q final judgement upon
the merits of his defense from q profes-
sional point of view. He certainly de-
serves the credit Of obstinate gsllsntry,
but it now appears more like the Conduct
of Q wild beast ut bay than that of a
skilful general. He selected his position
well and fortified it with skill, but Ii does
not appear that he took advantage Of his
successes, which MAS due more TO the
blunders of his antagonists than to his
own merits.
This much Ia certain: from the moment
when TOdlebeD took charge Of the siege.
operations, when Imeretinski became
chief of the staff, when Skobeleff received
10 important command, and GourkO was
place in charge of the operations on the
Sophia rOad-from the moment, In fact,
when knowledge and skill directed the
operations OF the Kussisns-Osmsn be-
came helpless a. child in
their hands, and his fate was
fealed. Plevna had no such value
in itself as TO justify the loss of an
army in holding it q few weeks longer.
II Osman had been u great or even =
good general, he would have abandoned
his position the moment he found the
Sophia road seriously endangered, for
his army would have been OF infinitely
more use elsewhere. Should events pro-
long the wal in another summer cam
pajgn, the Turks have not much to gain
by the delay. Their resources are nearly
exhausted, while those Of Russia are not.
The Servians, the MOntenegrins, and the
Greeks will occupy them SO fully on the
west that the Russians and Roumanians
can devote the entire strength of the
main army to the direct operations
against Constsntinople. From their van
tage- ground in Armenia. it will be per.
fectly practicable for the Russians to
conduct a campaign in AnatOlia, which,
v if it does not actually lead to Sou.
tart, will at least completely paralyze the
Turks in that quarter, and deprive them
Of the large resources with which that
region has always furnished them. 1t
now seems probable that nothing short
of foreign interference-and that in the
shape of very strong battaliOns and q
formidable navy-csn save them. There
is only one power, il there be even one,
that has any disposition to interfere. and
it is doubtful whether other and stronger
powers will permit that Interference. 1t
would appear to be wise for the Turks TO
make peace promptly, and on the best
terms they can
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17

SIZE, the object glass at least forty inches
10 diameter; the other . rejecting tele-
scope Of At least four feet in diameter,
adapted to use two kinds Of mirrors, one
. speculum metal reflector and the other
q silvered giass reflector.
As the observatory and mounting Of
such instruments cost about - much ss
the instruments themselves, il ID contem-
plated to use half the funds donated for
the instruments, and the other half for
the observatory and mounting
We are confident that il this plan 10 re-
Allied. startling discoveries are 10 store.
California. with its monster telescopes.
aided by its clear sky and otherwise ia
vorable situation for astronomical re-
search, will btedly take the lead in
discoveries Of which those Of the moons
# Mars, made with what 10 now the lsrg-
est refractOr in the world, have given US
Q foretaste.
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photographers.

btiuiAki
The books of this sort must be satur-
atcd with the personality of the writer or
they lose their vitality altogether. The
man who quarrclS With tiis sort of ego
tism loses lis Use. We must move with
Pepys into his new house. and rejoice
with him in the sight of Lady Castle
names laced p~et;icouts hsng out to dry.
We would see history through his eyes.
What would our children give SO years
hence for IA PepNs who had kept u diary
through our late wary But he should
have had hat iuUrdinate self apprecia-
ton which makes a man believe himself
the critical eye of mis- times, and gives
him absolute confidence in the breathless
interest with which the world watches
his every action. One such man, no mat
ter how small or mean, who is abb. to
paint his surroundings and willing,
like the noble lord, to ungirt
himself for the public, will revive his
age for posterity AS not even gossiping
Herodotus coald do. Paul Potter's bull
makes us better acquainted with Dutch
cattle than a dozen books on their breeds
and anatomy. | doubt, however, II our
literature will ever be rich in this class
of writings. The German is apt to look
at himself and his times speculatively,
and to write them down in a diary or
letters, because he is Il searcher after
truth, and must hammer out his rels-
tons with Hans and Katrina, next
door, eternal ~verities on which to
build a theory of the universe. The
Frenchman does the sanie thing, because
life is a theatre To Kim, and he is actor
and audience in one. He makes love
6ith his whole heart, or weeps over his
mothers grave, and be stands apart at
the same time andcries Bravo. Through
out the whole range of French memories
or correspondence, from De Sevigne to
Victor Hugo, runs this clapping O fhands,
this eager self-gratulation. "Ah, Mes.
sieurs, what a lover you have here /! What
a son Voilar' The Americans life is
TOO hurried and dramatic to spare him
time either to work il up into a system
of philosophy, or 20 stand off and point
out to the public its picturesque effects,
as Snowman before \ moving panorama.
He is as willing as any other man to be
observed, bat he is seldom voluble about
himself; his fear of ridicule is too keen
for that. The hard-headed fellow does
not write letters, because he knows in
this busy time the best friend would be
bored by his experiences or emotions,
and besides, he wants them for the din
ner-paTty tonight. OF a magazine article.
He does not keep a diary, because he
knows he should be ashamed of his pres
ent self in a months time. He does not
write his autobiography, becauae much
friction with other men has taught him.
his own insignificance. But what a mis-
take he makes! Talk of the studies of
human nature manufactured by meta
physicians or fiction-mongers. Suppose
Abraham Lincoln had kept a diary-Or
Jim Fisk. SA@.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17
THE TELEPnONOGRAPH.
what IL Claimed to be tho Most Re.
ularKable instrument : es Uncovered.


(From tie Atlanta COnstitut1on.)
But it has been reserved for an Atlanta
man to discover q possibility beyond all
these. We are not permitted at this
time to state specifically all the points
belonging to the invention in question,
but we can say that An examination of
the working mode leaves no room to
doubt Of its successful application for
the purpose designed. The gentleman
of whom we speak has carefully watched
the progressive movements heretofore
mentioned, and from them he conceived
the combination (fOr that 10 what he
claims his instrument to be) whereby
sound could be telephonically transmitted
and geographically registered in visible
signs capable OF certain and prompt
translation into written language. This
seems. ut first glance, an almost incOn-
ceivable achievement, but . slight refer
ence TO the method employed should dis.
pei all doubts. 1.-The ,slephonograph" is
the name of the new combination, and
its points are as follows:
First-Telephones, as in common use.
for the transmission of the sounds of
the speakers voice.
Sscend-A Geographic instrument of
the same nature Is the printing telegraph.
whereby the sound may be registered by
Photographic signs upon slips Of paper,
as in the printing telegraph.
IHird-A delicate and ingenious in.
strument which indicates the slightest or
loudest tones, and produces currents that
open the precise key that would indicate
them.
Fourth-An alphabet Of sounds ar.
ranged upon Photographic principles, by
which every combination Of sounds and
infection in language can be fully indi-
Gated. -
The entire machine Is electric and
automatic and the Photographic combiu-
atoms, made in much simpler shape than
in the most primary stages of phOnO-
graphy, are easily made by electric action
and as rapidly a. the sounds are uttered.
The main value of this instrument il that
it will do away with oil necessity for tele-
graph operators, requiring only one man
IN an office, and a~bolishiAga vass amount
of intermediate red-tspeism in the tele-
graphy. Its greatest advantage, how
ever. will be to the newspaper press Of
the country, for with one Of these simple
instruments in tie composing room,
copy.fEom the instrument can be fur.
nished to the printers, whose only pre-
viOus preparation will be days study Of
the photographic alphabet in order to be.
come familiar with the sigma Once
familiar to the printer, he can take
q piece of this copy and Get it up in type
~ readily as reprint. Apsrson % whom
q message is addressed, undertaking
the signs, could read it - easily - though
printed in Roman type. The instrument
is being rapidly perfected. and the inven-
tor has no doubt of its great success md
usefulness in the worlds Affairs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17
Demand

manent chill remedy containing NJ quinine,
arsenic or mercury, and that produces no u n
pleasant symptoms about the head, one that
can be taken by the most delicate stomach. and
acts upon the secretions thoroughly without
other medicine: one that strikes and complete
ly Graduates al miasmatic' poisOns lurking In
placed before the public, and Is known a. Days
Ague Tonic, which Is having wonderful run.
L. H. Bush, at Des Moines, has secured the
State Avoncv
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17
GOO0 Advice.

We are always pleased to recommend q good
article, and as a reliable remedy for severe
Coughs, neglected Colds, Hoarseness,A Asthma,
Group, WhOoping Cough, or any affections Of
the Chest and lungs, use DIR. Marshalrs Lung
Syrup. II is acknowledged by AL who have
given il a trial, as being the most reliable and
satisfactory preparation they have ever used.
Physicians who have become acquainted with
its operations prescribe it for their patients.
Probably no similar preparation ever before so
quickly found its way In public favor rs DIR.
Marshalrs Lung Syrup. 1t is the most pleas
ant, soothing and effective Cough remedy that
has ever been discovered, purely vegetable and
q cents per bottle. . .t. L..
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bug, hat at '~'nest-hiding' he excels Beecher;
rs a sucker he is superior tothe cupping pump,
while he equals Lydia Thompson ct sstirsw.
ing" It is rather strange that they refuse the
blood Of a lady who has the hysterich or who
Is proetrated with my chronic female CON-
plant. Now Il strikes US thst all ladies' who
are afnicted ~ above indicated, should 1t once
resort to the use of that wonderful female med
fcine known a. English Female Bittefs. and be
cured Of these female troubles, that they may
furnish good wholesome blOOd-food to the
poor starving bed-bugs. Full particulars can
be bad Of L. II. Bush, Des Moines.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17
Startling Discovery In AatfonOHmy.
(M~anufacturer and Builder.D

Mr.. Lick, of California, bequesthed a
few years ago, in his will, nearly q mil
lion dollars for q great, telescope. One
of the trustees, Mr.. A s. Floyd, has just
returned from an extended tour, during
which he collected all the information he
could obtain in regard to the construc-
ton of great telescopes. ~rhe cOnclu-
sions he has arrived at are these: Two
telescopes should be constructed-oDe a
great ~refractOr of the largest possible
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17

BRrsHEs.-We call the attention Of the
trade, and printers, and brewers, to the card
Of Charles NUM-, manufacturer Of all kinds of
brushes. They will send a sample brewers or
printers brush, worth Sl.O0, al receipt Of 20
cents. Mr.. NUM- manufactures q No. l arti-
Gle. Address Charles NUM-, Dubuque, Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17
Won Des1re

A worm medicine which IL safe and sure in its
effects, easy tn take, and that will not disap-
point you, Use Laycock's Worm Killer. 1t is
altogether superior To worm candies and verm-
ifuges. Sold at any drug store. Twenty-Five
cents a hottie
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17

Madame Zodoc RogteP SaOuGh
Ba1sam b . Vegetable Expectoesnt, pre-
pared with great care to meet the uFEe1t and
growing demand for . safe and reliable ant-
dote for dfseaees Of the throat and Iun&A Dts-
orders Of the pulmonary organs are % prevail
ent and 90 fAtx In cur everechang1ug climate
that = reliable anfidote ~ beea 6ug sndanx
iously sought for.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17

The Greatest Of Crines-SeAaeaon =
~Fcn the Osoeola SentinelJ s
Among the dark and sdAnning crimes
that depraved and wicked men commit
against women, is the one named above.
The world in general has never formed q
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17

Premature Loss Of the HAIR.
" prevented BY the use Of BURNETT's Cocoa
me. II has been used in Thousands Of cases
where the hair was coming out in handsful,
and has never failed to arrest its decay, and 70
promote q healthy and vigorous growth. II is
at the same time unrivzlled as1 dressing for
the hair. Asingle application win rendes II
soft and glossy for several days.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17

These Sodden 0haAgeo q TIE
and We can recommend DR.. Marshalrs Lung
Syrup as . certain cure for all diseases At the
Lungs and Chest. The price = oaly . cts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17

Chromos, worthy to frame and sdofn any home
and q Three Months subscription 70 LEIsuRE
Hours, q charming IS page literary paper, full
Of the Choicest Ssories, Poetry, etc, Sent Free
pay postage. The publishers il. Patten &
Co, 163 William St, n. T., Guarantee every
n Double Value Of money sent $500 In
prizes, and big pay given to agents- Write At
Once.
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THE RESULT

Dr.. HeWett. Of lDhIO. says: I have
tried DIR. Carter's Compound Extract Of Smart
Weed at the bedside in numerous cases Of
Acute Dysentery and other Bowel affections,
and also in Diptheria, and have found It sur
prisitiingly ecacious-it seemsalmoet a sPECIr-
&c I'm these cases.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17

.'Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" the great
INTERNAL NRnlcxe, yin positively cure any
case Of rheumatism On The face Of the earth.
Price u . bottle, sir bottles. .. Sold by al
druggists. Bend for circular 20 Helphenstine
4 Bentley, Druggists W~sshington, D. c. Sold
vholeealefn Burlington end De- AotneA
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II Will Paw.

, ONE DIME - prfS-' 9TH ,"sS sias~s
, sM ertas Q ss-siass 60, q AxtsFs -
!. AsnctlTtsI.T tee~fft-a ,-4ss .tk fsii
dssra.aa q ths Nter-~us-. .sa stsH
, cher vsiassse r,.tins -oFth m.n, ,sss=-s
: einr. - "a yosf sieTvss uzlt. - sos IHuas
= With IL; o. o. nd "a sos he e. As
; ~suI. eli ~ 50 issiaains shs NJ
? crU>cor< y coslc. sss : s~icTs~~~E-. 60,
, o. ssssrh .thr,s fursi srsrh fcurfsS ~
? eseh.l IS osafs sIirs sos ssch Sisr-sess-
: Gin v~~ pss ne ael.,sp ssssh.rs to .ss
ruitrd sts.xs 80 Csnsfa
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Carriers Little Liver Pills viii positively
cure sick headache and prevent its return.
This IL not talk, but truth. One Din q dose.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17
NEVER SAY DIE.

But when you are sick take . dose Of Quirkis Irish
Tea. PRICE 3 cta. It druER1sss-
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17

stop spendtng 10 much oo ane ctoib~. nrh
food and syie. Bay gpd, healthy f..i.
cheaper and better sloshing gvs nsse rial
and substantial things IL life ever sas, and
especially stop that foolish habit 81 running 81
ter expensive and qusek dssto<p or u<ing N
much OF the vie bufsbug mcLeins tAai dors
you only harna. and uiak-s the psopss~tor
neh, hut put youT trust In the greatest IL all
simple, pure rrinesies Hop Bitier., that eur-s
always st . irining cost. aud you VIII see brit
ter times and good health. Try IL ooee- kssd
Of II In another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17
0elnAosd's Medicinal Prepo~
otOno.

Heinhoif's v.nos. pststnAl psepAr1fSues
hare fs The hs tsep;y os rsse tea> orrn
pied . prucnihen; ptsr ca :he shelves - evxy
rrsfertaAse druggist aud iAysstsn In tAe
hcd The xii ai.piss ~ In iseir I<rrarS,Son,
The inyaytalar prcxsysn<~s and esaccnry -
their srflou, the sts~ucs II aaas~u2s and die
gusting TASTE 90 oin. and ih~ attractive rian-
ner In which ,bsy are put up hsrv rnssr thsE
universal fssoutee- Especially 10 fAis The
case With Hslmhokfs fasnoas Barhu- . n~it-
cine shieh hae b~os<De iDtsirnss,ae In The
Treatment; q . Large and trossle-pusc class 81
df--s<~s. particularly three which effect the
digestive AID urinary gsxaDs. A d'urvts,
IL 10 Invaluable, AUf The grra: AtvantAxv II
p-re~es~<. Over o;h-r pyeJ~ratksn. " the shs,
Int parity - the iagr-tHrsis,A and The u~nifoxruS
ny Of stsrngth- Psri-- purchasing should t~
careful; 10 ere tina; H~lmo&ts psupsicsAy
stamp h. Af1xri - zach Lsiiis-
u~DoePeU1tDG 30 All l. the offer 10 .
(SeRYkl8Q HsrrAx.rw fn~ n s@ae 49, asyF
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17

Flease Dcar q AaA1n1Aat Il youH
grocer does not have aea ufn moi GET Doc.
20 cents for 4anztzy . cents for hall, 0r9O
cents for o pound can, direct to DooL.Y d
BROTHER, New YORK, and you YIN recefye II
By res1rn Of MI: Alvays use Il Tor the de-
licious Vienna roAs.
YANKEE enterprise has = lAaf furnished An
article that win enable . gentleman TO black
his boots without in the least selling his hAnde;
lie, by using the Pat Wood Box Backing. 5
The Great Engiiek Remedy nOw sands
among thu first and takes the lead Of al med
icines for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and Sore
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-17

TwlS BRorHExs YEAsr always nakes good
bread.