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Crop Reports from kentucky ard Indiana

NEW YORK, July 15.-The Tunes Louis
vile, KY, special says that the crops, as a
whole, are above the average, though that OF
tobacco is small, there having been less than
wheat have taken the place of the weed for
this season, and in m many instances for all
time to come. Over production and dull
markets with low prices have caused tenn
porary change, and it may be that year 8
experience in grain-raising will lead farmers
of small means to entirely discard the cul-
tivation.of tobacco.
A special from indianapolis says that the
crop OF wheat in that vicinity is surprisingly
large, and prospects for corn are favorable.
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CARROLL.
Another Parish Favors n constitutional
. Convention.
Especial to the Demoorat,l

Especial to the Demooratl
yEoKsBuRu, Miss, July IA Democratic
convention for East Carroll yesterday To ape
p6int dpfegatBs toths State and Congressional
conventions, indorsed Gov Nicholas admins
tratlun as wise and just, and declared in
favor OF a constitutional convention. 1t further
recommended Major 8. d, Oliver for State
Treasurer Full proceedings will be sent you.
f. J, DELONY.
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,rhe Issrrn = nent saarrlson for Cyprus.

LONDON, July tb.-The DGity Netre says
Thp island of Cyprus will be permanently
garrisonpd by a comparatively small body OF
European troope which is to ba Supplemental
by local militia TO be organized by the OIL
GERS accompanying GeQ Sir Garnet VOLS"
ley.
The stay Of the Indian troops In the Island
will be only temporary. Gen. Wolsley is ex-
pected TO arrive at Malta on Wednesday, hnd
starts thence for Cyprus on the twentieth
instant, with transports which convey only
fTnODg.
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OfEfclaI Inspection ng the American We
- nm Z fhnnEf nf The EXnnsIIlnn.

PARrs, July 16.--M. Krantz. chief director Of
the Paris Exhibition, escorted bya detach-
ment of French marines, made on yesterday
an official visit of inspection TO the American
department of the Exhibition. Commits
sioner General Mccormick, accompanied by
Gilmore's band playing the "Marses llaise, re-
oeived M. Krantz who expressed his extreme
qualification at the completeness and fine dis
play of American exhibits.
Gen. Mccormick afterwards banqueted M.
KrantZ and the affair was made the occasion
for number Of c0ngratulatory speeches and
patriOtic toASts.
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Miles BattIe-undIan Bss Fifteen Killed
Two ROlaiers wounded.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 15s-+Gen. Miles, with
300 regulars, encountered between 400 and 500
fire on the hostiles, who returned 1t without
effect. The Indians attempted to charge
and were driven off by howitzer fire. The In-
dians lost fifteen killed. Two men were
wounded among the troops. Among the in
terested spectators were q large number of
UmitlIlas, who greatly enjoyed The sport.
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sec. A. sheridan on the HnvestIgatIon.

NHw YORT, July 15.-Gen. Geo. A. Sherl.
dan, of Louisiana, In response 10 q question
as to what was thought OF the Potter inyestl-
cation in Louisiana, said u haven't been In
Louisiana for six months. but so far as have
been able 10 ascertain, the investigation didn't
create half as much interest or excitement as
She AesleusR Rosser affair. If the Potter COM
faittse N5aia sstfi is4ees igats sat Lies II
would BIZ found out that but for intimidation
the election would have given Hayes large
fnnfnritN y
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nla,reAa nt PenflIon-An Anpenl for Aid

San FRANo1soo, July IA Portland DIS
patch states that Gen. Sprague, superinten-
ceyed the following from Coy. Chadwick,
/ dated Umititla, July ID:
"Couid Portland do anything to relieve the
distress Of Pentl0n The actual neGessaries
Of life are needed. Some enlfgrants are there.
| have requested the officials to prevent the
allfftsIinft
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Rndv PnVln@.

NORFOLK, Va, July 15-Yesterday after
noon the body of an unknown man was found
on the river shore near Elizabeth City. \. q.
He is supposed to have been murdered: Upon
examination by the surgeon, before the, cor.
oner's inquest, it was found that his scull had
been fractured in three places. 1t is evident
that the murder took place on some passing
vessel, and that the body had been placed on
the bank Of the river. The murdered man is
about five feet high, light auburn hair and
whiskers, and rather compactly bnilt.
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A Fight with tine indians.

WASHINGTON, July 15-Advices from Walla
WalIa report that fighting between the In
dians and Gen. Miles commenced Saturday
morning, between the mouth Of Lodi Willow
and CayUtlse station. Gen. Forsythe, with
seven companies Of cavalry, has gone to rein
force him.
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Fatal Accident.

NEW YORK, July 15.-JohR Kettleman went
TO Melrose on Saturday to visit a young
woman. Late in the evening he went to the
railroad station to take the train for the city
The young woman accompanied him to the
station to bid him good-by. He stepped upon
the train, and as he was waving an adieu fell
between the cars and was killed.
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Rurrylng UP work ON our srInt.

WASHINGTON, July The Treasury De-
partment is hurrying up work In the New
Orleans Mint, and will soon begin coming
standard silver dollars there, 1T s believed
bullion can be bought In New Orleans at a
lower price than Ia New York or San Fran
piGpp
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AT THE CU.rOn-MoUsE.

The main entrance Of the Granite Building u
about beng finished. an immense scaffoIding
having been erected over that celebrated stair
Ease to accommodate the plaster rs In tfeiE
work Of coating the bare walls. that have been
an Eye-e ore for many years,
The apDearancs of
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THE CoMmERUuAL CONVENTION.

There was meeting yesterday of the sub-eors
mittee appointed by the Sugar Planters Assoefa-
ton, Cotton Exchange. Chamber Of Commerce.
and city at large, a. the Cotton Exchange The
subcommittee adop ed a plan. waieh will be-
submitted to the general commttteef I r the con-
Vention. After few other details had been
arranged the sub committee adjourned
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signed by the United States supervisors; there
was nOprOtest found
The protest to the parish of Bossier Is in
two inks. Witness was called upon to shy
whether the first portion Of the protest and
the filling In Of the blanks Of the iurat Wbfe
not In the same ink.
He said they were, but that the second pOr-
ton was In different hand and ink
There being no other witnesses summoned
for tho day, the committee adjourned until
to-day at 10Z o'clock a. IN,
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MRS. JENKS,

who passed like meteor through the bgilding
was the only occurrence of note within the MAS
siVe walls of Col ector Smiths domain. Those
who saw the celebrated witness could not say
whether Tom Anderson. Mai Wells or Geo b.
Smith were made happy by her cali.
Postmaster Parker left on SUNDAY for his
home In " massachusetts,, to be- absent sixty days
on special Leave. Deouty P ,sfmas or Mcguire
will have charge Of the department In The mean
kime.
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The Whinplng POst in VIrgtnia.

NORFOLK, Va, July 15.-The first white
Just gone into operation in Virginia, took
place at Hampton yesterday, Williams, the
negro constable of the town, executing the
sentence of the court. The man was q sailor
named Mccormick, from Baltimore. He was
convicted of stealing an anchor,
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- - or ora Iso1aN III.
EpevelOpmsrats of gro0hedness I'm the CroE'
Creek Agency.


NEW YORK, July 1s.-The Hefdtds special
from Grow Greek Agency, d. I, says that
Gen Hammond's investigation Of the Indian
service shows that some of the Indian agents
built store at Grow Greek with government
money, and supplied it regularly with beef,
potatoes milk, grain and hay from the gov
ernment warehouse, taking to themselves the
receipts of the house as q matter Of course.
The agency blacksmith shop was turned
into private farripry, for the profit OF the
ring and tho agent In partnership. The former
took care that the latter should be supplied
With government goods, instead Of having to
buy them and transport them ut his own ex-
uelise; also the cattle ranches belonging TO
the agents and traders were stocked with
stolen cattle, and supplied regularly with
agency stores.
IL Id shown from the evidence that while
the Indians, who ought tO have been well fed
by the agency, were living ON bullberrles and
coffee made from wild cherry bark, the stock
and hogs belonging to the agents and traders
cost OF running the Grow Greek agency has
been very heavy, and the investigation shows
that nearly every one in the employment OF
The agents and traders signed vouchers for
fraudulent sums.
When Gen. Hammond commenced the eX-
animation he WAS informed that there were
scarcely any stores on hand, but searcE1 dis
closed Iarge quantities hidden away in an in.
penious nanlIer: four Thousand pounds OF to-
baeco, for example, being found in the carpen-
ter's loft. and barrels Of sugar In the black
smith shop. The agents are now wealthy
owning large estates town lots and shares In
silver mines, although they began life as poor
men.
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New YORK, July 15.-Eight male persons
were DIR owned in this vicinity yesterday, and
two bodies in addition taken from the water,
the other a male child. There have also been
two suicides by drowning within the past two
days.
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LONDON, July t5.-In the dispute between
England aud Liberia concerning the b0unda:
ry In Africa, Officer Bradley, of the United
States Navy, has been appointed by the gov
ernmene of England as arbitrator.
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THE INTERSTATE RIFLE MATCH.

The Alabama htate AFCIlIeFy Win the
First, and the Continental Guards
the second Prize.
Especial to the Democrat
MOBILE, July 15.-The company Interstate
match was won by the Alabama State Ar
tillery by a score of 261. The Continental
Guards won the second prize, score 254; Mo
bile Cadets, 242; Washington Artillery, Com
pany C, 1856; Washington Light Infantry, 238
Gulf City Guards, 2O7. The heat Is intense
Lieut.. Chas. Huger, of the Alabama State
Artillery, won the medal for the best In
diyidual score, make "a out of possible 70.
HOE-WAE-CAR-METTE.
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FRANCE.
Tbe Rousseau centenary.

PARIS. July 15.-The Jean Jacques Rous'
seau centenary celebration took place yester-
dav in this city. The meeting WAS one OF the
largest ever held, and was addressed by M
Louis Blanc and other eminent men.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

fThe DEMOCRAT Is responsible for none Of
the views expressed in the communications
under this head; but no communications viii
10 printed excgpt from responsible parties.l
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Republrcnnis m in Europe.

New YORK, July ia London letter pub
hshed this morning says that q wave OF re-
publiCanism is sweeping over Europe. The
among the mOnarchs.
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CANADA.

Talk OF Rn Grange Demonstration TO-"Ry
MONTREAL, July 15.-There Is some talk OF
an Orange demonstration tomorrow, but
nothing definite can be learned.
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Fight of.

NEW York. July 15--The loDg-talked of
prize fight for $1,000 between Dwyer and
Paddy Ryan Is probably off.
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In the general distribution of medals, if II
had been possible tor the international Jury
of Award" to have given a medal to the best
hotel in Philadelphia. this honor would have
requisites of a model establishment In every
Iesp1essR
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RUSSIA.
Ministerial Changes.

LONDON, July 15.-A dispatch from st: Pc
tersburg says that M. Reutern, Russian Min
lister of Finance. has resigned his, portfolio,
him,
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Discovery OF "a Con piracy Against the
kuIIaH,

LONDON. July ia dispatch from Syra
reports a great conspiracy against the Sultan
has heen discovered in Stamboul. Over fifty
persous arrested,
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New YORK, July 15.-Henry Ward Beecher
Is going TO Southern California to lecture.
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Yon can't kiss your sweetheart ph0nograpE4
ieally but you can take hAr to see thu ph0nC-
graph and carry her sweet words home Yifk
goDa
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nnanlnn Agitation smbsIdIng.

LONDON, July ia dispatch from Vienna
Gays the agitation in Bosnia is rapidly sub
. uidinn
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EnsurreCti0n Suppres sed

LONDON, July 15.-The Rhodope insurrec-
tion Ia entirely suppressed.
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ENGLAND.
A Greek A.OMEA.
rhn nnnndnrv .ltrnn1e Wlth EAberIn.

LONDON, July 15.-Negotiations for Greel
loan have been resumed here.
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TURKEY.
The PIOt Against the sultan - Further
AFraRfa.

Arrests.
LONDON. July 15.-A dispatch from Con-
stantinople says that there Is intense excite
ment over the discovery of a plot against the
Sultan. It is believed many high dignitartes
are implicated. and further arrests will for
lew.
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NEW YORK, July l5.-John Franklin Noyes,
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! TUE PEACE CONGRESS.
FAveHARAE Gown ENTs or TEEE Enc
AnaEE PMEss.
susmnalng Up tine LaBors Of tine Plenip""
fentlaFtrs f-~4sre-.

4,oEDoN, July 15.-The press favorably,
the Dditu Mems only excepted com merits i on
tie results of the congress. The Times leaG-
fHp editorial, in summing up the laDors OF tle
Hft has made changes which transform on
Atnpire; It has removed long-standing eauses
0f discomfort; 1t has pacitaed, we may nope
provinces which were torn by dissenslon anu
aslsiarula and ii has placed barriers between
rival forms OF implacable bigotryi 1t mas
stopped many venues OF foreign intrigue
aud If it has abridged the powerof the FoEVe
IL has given peace TO Europe.
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THE REDSKINS.
SITTING BULL STIRRING UP THE SIOUX
AGAIN.

one gf His EHlissaries Visiting alA the
Tribes with n secret Message.
Grow CREEK AGENCY, j. r., July IL, via
Yanton, ID. r., July 15.-lt has leaked out
here that q runner from Sitting Bulls camp
was here few days ago with news from Sit
ting Bull. He was visiting all the Sioux
tribes ON the river with secret message
What 1t was Is not yet known.
The runner is now at Santee Agency
Aside from his message he reports nothing
but wished his friends to know that h9 was a
buck and would always be buck; that the
Great Father had made women OF his friends
by taking away from them arms and ponies
| Sitting Bull, however, did not blame them fQt
this, because he knsw they would go and heiE
| him III thora was trouble, ~
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BnotR.er Case of shiId.Aetres ..

NEW YoaK, July l5.-one more ehild-aetresI
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gtunreceaented EnthHsiasna over EhS"
eSesssSassfsa vses8Er ~ serists.

ToNpoN. July t5. Tho popular entfTusiasn1
over what Is taken 10 be the bfilllant triumph
of England at Berlin now mounts TO an un-
preeedented height.
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: EColn,npnifatpd.Tl

or the many pie.nics and excursions that
have taken place this summer one Of the
most pleasant is. universally acknowledged
TO have h"cn that given by the StonewaIl
Jackson Lodge, No. 100, Independent Or
der OF Good Templars, which took. place
last Tuesday at Curl's Neck. Not a single
harsh word was heard during the entire
day, and while much was owing to the na-
tive good order and decorum Of the lodge
and members of their families, yet great
credit is due to Mhior Poe in delegating
such faYorite officers :" to uphold the ma
jesty Of the law. The lodge wishes to
take this occasion of publicly thanking
them for the services they rendered. Dir.
Baker, who dispensed the hospitalities at
the Neck, also comes in for large share Of
credit for the success Of the OCCASION. ...
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THE YELLow.FEvRR SUFFERERS.
u ELP THE YEL Low FEVER
Ill lH.'" <.r SUFFERERS!
OFFICE OF THE MAYoB.}
RICHMOND, VA, August 23, 1873.

rit R1ciIxoND, VA, August 80, 1876
TO, the Citizens NJ Richmond: -! -.
s Msyor appes
citizens Of Richmond to contribute for the relief Of
sufferers from yellowerer in our sister cities OF the
ward 10 Solicit for Contributions to that fund.
Death is playing sad havoc among our southern
brethren, and many hSes are Lost for want OF fooi
Those able 10 do 50 have mostly ned from the
aud ,ose remaining 10 Ls Tastims a9 ses are
have sent on funds.and supplies, and yetwant and
suffering lend powerful band TO hurry others to
sgi;Sa to our people
s1ons Ths en ee OUT 3s q
stricken human beings, and / feel sure cannot fall
ey yTSRn 5Sw named
crs In iheir respective wards and arge seh ors 70
also request W. r.. Quarles, Esq cashier OF The
Planters National Bank: who acted so efficiently IN
distributing funds on former similar OCCASION,
ally all that our relief may 70 forward soon pos
sible. ,.,,.,,.,.---.. .u -.
elay Wa-d-CharletI II. Todd. J. - Pace. Q. W.
Plckre Joseph Hall, Dr. Charles II; Smith, ThSinas raS
hasiss a ssaaeTs TsnSss SsHfgs James " % wai.nore
Monroe Wdrd.--B. &. Gray, Robert Sties, Fey
ton Wise. A.. T.. Elicit. John ). Crutchheid, Pow
asaR ,os B. e g. nRas, aIasoss SeStif 9aIias s,raas
Jackson Hard..-Captsin Charles r. Bigger, John
Georse a =. iiright, ). B. MeKenney George L. Gary,
Joseph +. Wingaeld, T, L. Powell p. L. btassi-
Nqafson WasdAY s,9kss ohn ySnn III + r1lesl; Test
Wagner. James a.: Rlchardsob; Abram HunS' c@p-
ta,p sas,,o +: a. neT4, Il l. G. Bsbcoek. j.
sh ss!o%oas Tiss Psissf esttss Wilhelm Wilhelm
Richardson. James T. Vaughan, CT Thor. -
WarsIaT Ward;-O. Gregory, John a; CSrss. p.ss
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INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY.-For the Mid.
Ole Atlantic States, increasing oclouaines:
and rain, warm southerly winds, falling
barometer in the west portion, followed by
rising barometer and colder northwest
winds.
For the South Atlantic and Cult States
warmer, clear, .,or partly cloudy weather
variable winds, mostly southerly, stationary
or falling barometer, followed on Monday
in Texas by 't,norther." a.. = .,..,s3 -.
The WEATHER SATURDAY was clear ant
pleasant. .s2:'..t -, =
THERMoMETER SATURDAY: 6 A" NJ, 60
9 4. ~, IA; noon, 81; 8 p. NJ, ST;'6 z
M.. II; midnight, SO. &!,1ft = Df-4a -
Mean temperature, rs. :rH55
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Natures Wasted Forces.

NIAGARA FALLS REPRESENTS An AGGREGATE
..st . OF 6,S00, ,000-HoRsE POWER. Z. .'.-'
Concerning the forces Of nature which
man will probably use when coal is eX-
hauSted. DR.. Siemens, the English scientist,
speaks as follows in an address at Glasgow,
Scotland: ,..s s.... ...r....
"When little more than tWelvemonth
ago visited the great falls Of Niagara 1
was particularly struck with the eXtraordi-
nary amount OF force which Is lost, as far
rs the useful purposes Of men are con-
cerned. One hundred million tons OF water
fall there every hour from d vertical height
of $50 feet, which represent an aggregate OF
G, 300, ,009-horse power; or, in other words,
to pump bnck the water from below to above
the fail would require an annual expendi-
ture of not less than 266, 100000 tons Of
coal, calculated at, an average consump-
tion of four pounds OF coal per horsepower
per hour, which amount is, equivalent to
the total consumption Of the world. In
stating these facts in my inaugural address
on assuming the presidency OF. the Iron and
Steel Institute, ventured to express the
opinion that in order to. utilize'' natural
forces of this description at distant towns
and centres OF industry the electric con-
ductor might be resorted to. This view was
uC Llu1c Uy SApSiiL
data such rs have been able since then to
collect. 1t would not be necessary to
seek on the other side OF the Atlantic for
on application OF this mode OF transmitting
the natural force OF falling water, rs there
is perhaps no country where. this. force
abounds to a greater extent than on the
west coast OF Scotland, with its elevated
lands and heavy rainfalls. You have already
conducted the water: OF one OF your high.
level locbs to Glasgow by means Of a gigan-
tic tube; and how much easier it would be
to pass the waterin its descent from elevated
lands through turbines, and to. transmit the
vast amount of force that might thus be col
lected, by means OF stout metallic conduct
ors, to towns and villages for the supply Of
light and mechanical power -
1T would be wrong to suppose that re-
sumption OF the use OF natural forces would
throw US back to the time of-the windmill
and the primitive water-Wheel which used
to give motion; to isolated establishments.
We shall have learned to store, to transport,
and to utilize these forces in a manner
adapted to our superior requirements; and
who knows whetter'the time may not come
when our descendants in the third Or fourth
generation will look back upon the indis-
criminate users OF coal with something Ike
the same feeling thatwe look upon the users
Of flint and bronze implements" ,a.i
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The Iowa game law forbids any man kill,
ing more than twenty-five prairie-chickens
in one day.8.Well, then, we suppose II
man goes out and does his level best all day
long, and can only kill three, he can sue the
State and recover the other twenty-five the
law, allows him.. can't, he2 We fear that
viii prove q very expensive law for the
State.-Burttngt0 -HGDEeye. .hss
The Pennsylyania tragedy, occurring in
q fruit-ofchard, shows that tranps have
provoked farmers to such an extent that
really well. meaning thieves cannot stop and
eat peaches with any degree OF safety
PtcGyase.