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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

The New York SIN says: Under close
mtted that, In return for the abandonment Of
the Packard government. he and his friends
pledged themselves to stop the opposition in
the House to the counting In of Hayes. II
this was not a bargain what was it?' Gall
it what you will, 1t was perfectly honorable
and justified by all the circumstances and it
was In no wise preiudicial to the Democratic
party. The Democrats of the North, led by
the SUI, and Hewitt, had already abandoned
the fight, and were deprecating in the most
solicitous and pleading tones any effort to de-
feat the fraud and to install Tilden. The
threatening attitude Of the South, because Of
the impending injustice to Louisiana and
South Carolina, frightened them out
of their wits. Had they been making any
show of fight the matter would have been
different, but they had already surrendered
and were yelpng for peace and quiet with all
their might. All that Major Burke and the
Southern Congressman who acted with him
did was to make terms for themselves after
Louisiana and South Carolina had been ahan-
doned by the Democrats Of the North. They
and the Sun are naturally ashamed of their
coWardice, and feel piqued at the success that
attended our show Of manliness. They don't
relish the idea Of these States being elm
relief by their own unaided efforts. We can
afford to bear kindly with the abuse Of the
Sur, under the circumstances.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
HEADQUARTERS CITIZENS CONSERVATIVE

HEADQUARTERS CITIZENS CONSERVATIVE J
Association.
New Orleans, August "a, 1878. J
At meeting of the Executive Committee
held this day, the following preamble anc
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the unanimity, confidence anC
enthusiasm with which our address has beer
received by this community. ana the gen.
erous and Jealous Endorsement by our city
press of the principles and policy advocated
therein, are evidences Of substantial appre
citation, serving to strengthen our endeavors
to faithfully and effectively carry out The
programme that we have published. With {
desire to harmonic apparently conflicting
interests; be it, therefore,
Resolued, That organized clubs by th,
careful selection Of good men as delegates tt
conventions, and the rejection Of politica
partisans and rapacous of1ice-seekers, have
it in their power to periodically and power
fully aid in establishing q city and parish
government meeting the requirements of thu
people.
Resotued, That existing clubs are cordially
invited to adopt the platform of principles
| announced by us-a suggestion made in NJ
spirit Of dictation, but In an earnest desire t.
conciliate and thus facilitate our efforts fol
reform.
Resolyed That as large numbers of our citi
zens have expressed disappointment at not
having been enabled to sign our published List
Of supporters in appreciation of our associa
ton, that an opportunity will be offered by
opening books for enrolment at Mechanics
and Dealers Exchange, Cotton Exchange
Canal Bank, Sun Insurance Company, Ores
cent Billiard Hall, Orleans Insurance Com.
pany. New Orleans Insurance Association
Citizens Bank, and Peoples Bank.
Members Of the executive and auxiliary
committees will also be provided with new
lists, so as most conveniently to meet thu
wishes of all citizens who desire to cooperate
in our movement.
RESOLVED, That we confidently and earnestly
appeal to voters who have at heart the inter.
ests OF the city and parish to aid in promoting
our purposes. not only By becoming members OF
oar association, bat by registration, 50 as Is
render their support effective.
LIONEL G. LEVY, Chairman.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

Prophet set up his standard at Mecca his
staunchest follower was negro, whose name
VI Uhammedans all revere as O saint. Ihe
paper concluded with the hope that the ad-
vance Of the negro to Northumberland was
but the first stage to the future adoption of
Christianity.
These views certainly possess the merit Of
novelty and ingenuity. We cannot argue
them on the authors grounds because we arc
forced to deny every one of his premises
Admitting the superiority Of certain tribes
over others, no one tribe has yet been dis
covered that gives promise Of any such de-
velopment as Is suggested. Hence we see
no reason why the negro should enter into
the material development Of the African con-
tinent, as O home Of civilized men, any more
than the Indian entered into that OF the newly
discovered America. He is more docile than
the Indian, and more easily utilized and do
mesticated, but we imagine that what history
teaches in regard to his contact with the white
race In America, according to Blydin's own
statement. is the result of O. law of race, and
not one of merely a local application. It will
repeat itself in Africa as elsewhere. Holding
these views, we are opposed to his exodus
associations" and can see no good that is to
| come OF them. The negro is useful In America,
his destiny here promises to be higher than
anywhere else, and day by day he is becom-
| ing less troublesome as q race and more use
| full as a citizen. In the end he will assume
| his natural relation towards the other COM
ponent parts Of the social organism to which
| he belongs, while there is not an Individual
among them who may not attain to far
! noro eom fnttahla and jndnnandent condition
| here than in the land of his ancestors.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

The Philadelphia Inquirer says: 1.-THE sweep
ing denial Of Gov. Kellogg shows how utterly
useless and thrilling the Potter investigation
is" Yes and there is every reason to believe
that the Democrats knew when they insti-
gated it that Kellogg had told Hayes, in the
most positive manner, that Louisiana had
gone for him and been SO returned. They
went at this thing with their eyes open, and
now Kellogg has exposed them. Oh, this is
too had
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

and have made HEAVY REDUCTIONS in them.
Prices ranging last week from 40 cents to 80
per yard, reduced to from Is cents to 81 Is per
yard. every variety of grades.
All our beautiful fine LACES. SILKS, fine
DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES,
etc. have been subjected to the same SWEEP
ING REDUCTIONS, the extent of which must
be seen to be appreciated, SO we cordially and
specially invite you to please call at our store on
MONDAY. or any other convenient day. and in
spect goods and prices.
D-ANLIGER'S.
No. 157 Canal street.
iY7 to sci
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

We have line of fine EMBROIDERED EDG-
INGS that we were selling last week at IS. 40, so.
So rs, 81, 81 25, 81 so and 50 a yard they being
solled by handling, we have reduced them to
12k Is, 90, Is, IS, 49, as. 80 and so cents yard,
BEING LESS THAN HALF OF THEIR ACTU-
AL ORIGINAL COST.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
gODLEY BROTHERS

Have the most complete stock of Cane Wagons.
Wheels. Cotton Wagons. Bagasse Carts. Farm
Carts Rice CARTS Small Carts of every size, four
and six seat Family Wagons, Spring Wagons
Hounds. Wagon Material, Axle Grease, Cart
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention to our
full-sized swedged and hardened Axles. Chilled
Wagons. Manufactured in our own factories at
Wheeling, ". Va, from the best material and by
skilled mechanics. we can give a reliable
the largest demand.
Depot-H2g and B29 Common street.
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MAR ri Ed.

WITTENBURG : PREYOT " On the nine
teenth Of August. 1878. at the residence OF Mrs.
Thos. Barry, at Pass Christian, Miss. by the
Rev. VIM. G. CLARK, Mr.. VIM. Wittenburg to
Miss Mary Prevot, all Of Agiers. No cards. y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

1t is believed that the Potter investigation
will have reached its most thrilling possibility
when Wayne MacVeagh is turned over to But
Ter for crOsS-eXamiDatiOn,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
WAGONSy CANE CARTSg SPOKES
TEL. ". SORTA.

KB &nN &W UM1NM MWW Ass BAAW ~ : 8Gu8shD
streets,
Sole Agent for the celebrated "BTUDEBA-
KER" WAGONS, CARTS and SPRING WORK
of all kinds and sizes.
Dealer In Philadelphia and Western Cane
Wagons, CARTS and Drays;. Timber Wheels !;
WheelbarroWs of all descriptions spokes. Fell
Ices, Hubs Shafts etc. Wheelwright material
Orders promptly filled. All work warranted
ina admit
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EASTERN AEfAlkS.
TROUBLE BETWEE THE PORTE
AND AUSTRIA.

LONDON August "a. 1t is stated that the Turk.
sh command at Podgoti,zs mas requested the
Pr lnce Of Moutenegro to wait three days before
beginning hosliltIes, IN order TO obtain nstruc-
tons lion ConstantIDople. The pIiLce has grant
ed he DELAY.
The Deutsche ZeItung announces that a d fer
euCe has arisen between the pLrte aud AuslrIa
of nature TO ietard the conclusion of the con,
veuton.
VIENNA. August "a General Jovanovich te,e
graphs his belief of the loss to the Insurgents a
otalaz on the 2lst, vas neavy blow 10 the Her
zeg uVinlau IusuneCtion. The RESISTANCE was tuos
obstinate and most oil the in>urgrBt chefs were
X lied. otalsz h ed account ui the treach-
eruus altitude ot its inhabitants.
A Belgrade Telegram estimates that tweut,
thOu-an insurgents with heavy artillery confront
General Szspauy. 1t i, expected tuat he will le
ceNe Ielutntcemeuts OF Tuesday, and then re-
sumo the offensive.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 25. The Agence
Russo Commenting upon the dispatches OF LORD
salisbury and of the English con>ul- accusing
he Russian authorities oi connvlng at the atroc
tie, of the Bu "a lans says the I putatiJn Is Of
iensIve, aud Is made by Salisbury to pave the way
tor an enoroschment OF Eugllsn influence even
INTO Bull aria, nut that Russia viii know how IL
oppose such eucroachmeot.
A Vienna de- patch says General Szapany tele
graphs that the lnsur- ents attacked him OF FIJI
day hut were repused after nine hours hare
fighting.
A Constantinoplc despatch 10 Renters Tele
gam Company, dated Sunday, says the depai tut,
Ot the Russiaus l. prog e-slng. General Skobel
of Is command OF the forces, which to bt
Withdrawal u Roumelis. His headquarters vii
be at Rodesto, Bourgas and Varna successfully.
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quarter TO twelve O'Clock. Mr.. Wade was dowI
street at the time The table was ready for dinner
in the kitchen, when the noise produced by the
crack ing flames warned those in the house that
fire near. La fact the stables were all IN
flames, the fire having originated there. and it
CT, pit apdlv through the ell aud the main house.
All the furniture in the main portion was saved,
bot the rapid progress of the flames prevented
the saving Of much from the ell. Ten tons OF hay
and Two hogs were burnt, the horses and other
live stock being saved. moving machine was
saved from burning outbuiding. Mrs. Wade
was confined to her bed with sickness, aud wa
carried out on a bed The FIRE originated in the
barn, fl III what cause is not known. The nsur-
auce was 400, when will nearly cover the loss.
high sontherly wind was prevailing at the time
had il been westerly or northeily, the whole adj
joining square of buildings must have gone. The
fl emen, with their usual promptness, were the
spot but through some trouble or misunder .tand-
ing and owing to the fact that the water had TO be
drawn some thirteen hundred feet from the State
House reservoir, there was some delay in getting
the water on to the fire.
Before the flames ut Mr.. Wade's house were
subdued. another alarm WAS given, and fire was
found ia the basement of Mrs. NIrcross' house,
corner Of Sewsll street and Western avenue some
tree hundred rods north OF the Wade re. Gin
der- borne hy the wind, had iguited the grass
beside the house. :arIying fire under the house,
and setting fire to the flooring. As there is cell
LAT under til, portion of the house, the fire had
to be got at by ripping up portion of the floor
ing, and pouring pals Of water on TO il. 10
the meantime the house was cleared of its furni
ture, some of which was pretty roughly handled.
The tire was subdued after half hours hard
work. AT one time matters assumed very
threatening attitude. Had the Norcross house
burned, the Wyman house would most likely
have gone, and the result after that would have
been fearful to contemplate. As 1t was, burning
cudeis IRON the Wade fire nearly as large a. a
mans hand, were carried half u mile, and the
residents III tue vicinity were very watchful about
their own premises.
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STATE NEWS.

Samuel Roland Crockor, late proprietor and ed.
itor of the Literary World, Boston, died Thurs
day. lie was graduate OF Bowdoin in the class
OF 1000, and Tor sometime was graduate of the
Oxford county bar. During the war be served in
The army as quaittrmAser sergeant Of the 23d
Maine Regiment
Fly fishing at Moo, ehead Lake is reported a
excellent. One lacy from Philsdelp brouR bit io
twenty seven beautles from Upper Wilson, ~ tro.
pines OF her skill with the rod and line q day or
Two since.
The Portlind District Campmeetng at Old Or
ehsId commences next Tuesday, Aug. 9th, and
continues tIll sept 81. Arrangements are being
made for large meeting.
Miss Martha Jellison has completed history
OF Eliswo tt from the earliest settlement to the
year 1875.
Greeneat Lodge of Masons, from Cornish, viii
come over the ogdt nshurg railroad, Tuesday, and
20 down to Little CheDeague on the Meta. in
POI tlaud ilsibor.
An officer of the law recovered at Round Pond,
a team sto.en from gentleman Greene.
Dnnug the thunder shower on Sunday last, the
hghtnlng struck u balm Of gilead tree near MIR.
sie5 WestOn's house in FoScroft. lie thinks an
ox-chain attached to a swing in the tree, saved il
rom ente,ing the bu ldings.
Last Saturday Roswell Dow, EMPLOYED in the
Drew inIll at Biddeford, met with an acc dent al
though not of very serious nature. He was ct
work over circular saw, when three fingers of
the left hand came in contact with the saw and
were considerably torn, but not 50 badly cut Is to
render smputalion necessary
Mr.. Wentworth Varney Of South Norridge.
wock, has lost by tramps during the past summer,
three axes, an IRON crowbar, horsewbip aud over
hundred bounds of clear pork. His house has
been the resoet of stragglers all the season. We
savage watchdog and good revolver. tSomer-
set III porter.
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OHIO.
KenIlIOll.

CINCINNATI, August "a. Extensive prepara-
ton, are making for the nstiouai reuuion at Mar
ielta, ONO be ginning September 81 and lasting
four days. The government Is furnish NJ
a Target number Of army tents. cookiGg
utensils, &c which are now coming from Jetfer-
sonvilie also about two tons of artillery and musk
ct cartridges from the Rock Island arsenal togeth-
er with artillery and sms arms from the Allegheny
arsenal. Letters Of acceptance were received
from Secretary Eyarts, Gene. ais Pope, Crook,
Garfield, Wallace, Legate, Senator Thurman aud
others. The exercises will consist of psrades ex-
perience meeting, snam battles, przs drills &c.
II Is expected that the daily ate ndance viii reach
nom ioity to fifty thousand people, General
Feering vi Cincinnati, Will command the post.
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PAT ENTS.
r.. H. EDDY,

NJ. sB state ST., opposite ikilby,: Boston
Secures patents in tue United states also in Great
i:rittln, France ana other foreign countries. Cop
e. OF the claims oil any Patent furnished by re-
mitl ng one dollar. Assignments recorded at
Wa h,ngtOn. NJ Agency in the United States pos-
sess es superior facilities for obtaining Patents or
iscerlainlng the patentabllity OF inv entions.
X. IL. EDDY Solicitor OF atents.
Testim n alsI
al regard MIR. Eddy as one of the mos tcapable
and sdcces siu practitioners with whom have had
otficial Intercourse, CHARLES MASON,
COMMISSIONER Patents.''
"lnventors cannot employ person more trust.
worthy more capable OF securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Otlce.'
EDMUND BURKE,
Lste commissions of Patents.''
BOSTON, October Is, 1870.
X. II. EDDY, ESQ Dear sir: you procured for
me, IN l>lU, my irst patent. since then you have
acted Tor ana advised me in hundreds of cases. and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employ Ell the best agencies in
New York, fhlladslphIa and Washington, hut 1
still give you almost the whole OF my business, in
YOU line and advise others TO employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Rpeton. N. !. ls7s. Tvs
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Tie Played his Hr.p Game.

\ man. poorly dressed, and whom one would
tave cons dered not of very ,ound mind, stopped
one OF our citizens on Water street. the other day.
and CONNIE need to talk to him. 81 am poor" be
said; 81 have no clothes-l am in rags. You do
10, know who | ami 7" The c'uzen shouk his
head. "Neitter do you know what am. Once
| wa. a republican, once | democrat. but
now good t,-! | amt -" he put his face
no near to the man he talked with, and whispered
Sc eeubscker. Would you think it, sri Do
look like one Have the face of onei Have
the clothes Of one = lie ioked down to his torn
garments. "Ah! but have The clothes of one
rags, rags! What are greenbscks but rags You
knew me by these; You could have told Inc any
uav But / wish | wasn't one!' "rhen why
don't ' gu change again: 7" the gentleman asked.
~, no, | won't. But III tell you what | will do,
sir Here he whispered again: Il will seem to
lie a greenbscker, but not he one; just green
H,ck MONEY seems TO be money hut Is not money.
| II pudlate, III deceive, aud he whispered
4 pan a DEEP game" The gentleman smiled
-, Ia word. of the man. and drew from his p cket
u ai %. of silver. IL am in n hurry, have bust
NOS :" he said-"but take this 1t is honest
L. ,.rv." A smile of triumph played around the
{, II ar, ; of the man Of rag for h. had played
bis deep game" As he shutilsd off he muttered
while his eyes twiukled Good C.! how the
cola viii burn in my pocket; and me green
baci>oi.
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PEN>SYLN ANA.
Labor Troubles.

PHILADELPHIA, August 20 One thousand
woIkmcu ia the irou mills OF James Rowland X
Co.., 81, phen Robbins i son, Marshall Brothers
X Co., BIl,deipbi4 Iron n Steel Company,
Hughes Il Patterson, FAIR ii II lion Company
ana j hh +. Nenee, uoiiied their employers las
night that tu1y wouiu not cOue 10 wUrA MOuoay
at the p opposed reduction OF wages. Tue pro-
plltt1is sOine time ago fixed GU september Isl as
Tue date Tor the itddcton, but the wOtAmen Lad
agreed to qdlt on Saturday. All the str ikers eX-
cept tie laOofers, are members VI the ANA gtmst
Association OF Iron A, d Steel Workers OF the
ULlted States, whicn has lis headquarters IL Puts
burg, and tue stllh. has taken ace with the
sanction oi tuat body. which a.leed to sappoit
the slllheIs.
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It eight and half o'clock in charge of President

| CsUOod
| Jndge Tsl,man NJ Dath snake a fnw moments
| and aid there was moi a man woman or child in
the word ,hsi hal moi been ag cteJ nv in,emner-
ance Many saw that we need rum for medi.
cine and thst P.ni commanded Timothv to cake
a little wine for the stomach sake hnt we do NOT
suppose that Paul wanted him 10 take that kind Of
wine that b. ought forth ad,iers and other serpents
| for we read Look NOT uuou the wine-.t the Ia I
II biteth ike serpent and sinoeth like an adder
| We want law to or,hihit The sale AMI NE of
6onor for any purno.e wbatever
! several of The rrf,rmed men made shop. earnest
speecbes all exnress,nt, their REORGANIZATION 10
keen their pledJe and vote ;or temnn,ancc
The pnhlc services of the forenoon are in
charge of i. X O.good.
P,ayer was offered by Rev Mr. acl,eur
Rev. Nr H,rt nj Rath was the .neaker of M,
morping he h,vyed The psrdon ~ God aud I'M.
TEMPERANCE peonle Ior MAJ having neen 81 oprnly
engaged in Inc caus. of ,emn.lance as Ia. shonld
have been. The spe,k4r .,, n at mol tici ans de-
red US TO let The run lr,fbc ai,p. becau.e II
bring. laiye revenue tn.a,d. I, . .uonort of our
uoyernment bnl yb,l4 th., NAV he me the traffic
/, at The sam. lImc taking Tue lif..blood Of our
yer, IN, :, en- zeus
Mrs fitzgerald spoke A few moments. She
thanked God for the accession of another active
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Dirn.

In sui ivan, Aug IL, Captain " illiam Franklin,
aged ~ yefrs
In Wa-hi igton, ID. C., Aug. -. Annie A ice,
daughie' OF Edward \. and Ann Elizabeth BeaI
alei years II days.
In C"pehn, jan . ofdphtheria, Chas, Vaughan
eldest son OF Catherine and the late Al. God
Vaughan, aget IA yeays.
In West Fla mine ton, Aug. II, Mr.. Albert
Campbell, aged "a years. mouth, IA days.
In Farm gton Falls Aug. !, D.. I lzzie daugh.
ter OF the lale j. A., and Joanna Y. Hanbln, aged
20 airs months.
IN East Madison, July 81, n. B. Chadburne, ESQ II,
aged Is years.
in Buds, H.. Aug. 5, sewall Healthier aged IS
years, formerly OF The Forks.
In btwerbank, Aug. IL, Mr. Peter Levenseler,
aged - years.
In Boston, June II, Minerva L., wife Of J. J. Al.
den, and daughter of Captain Sylvanu. Lon sley
oil Dover. aged u years.
In Medford, Aug. II, Alvana Hopkins, aged 81
years.
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POLITIC AL.
Senators ConkIing and Blaine to Speak
I'M the West.

Senators ConkIing and Blaine to Speak
IN the West.
Nav YORK, August "a. A Chicago specis
says that Senators Conkling and Blame will speak
At Chicago and other leading cities III llliaCis, in
tue coming campaign.
Convention.
1t becomes more and more certain that the
New York Republican state Comm ttee will now
call state convention of the usual kind. The
Albany Jonrbsl ssys;
The committee will undoubtedly eceive the re-
spectiul suggestion of tue Saratoga conference in
tue very respectful manner which it deserves. and
Will fulfil the trust committed To il by following
the republican sentiment of the State, which la ;
noon or can be clearly indicated through broader
channels
The Troy Times, VIII ch also j. in a position to
kpo" the iuteutionr of he committee, says
Tue demand tor a State convention is Of no
cons, quence, one way or the oihcr. There never
las been au Intention on the part Of ANY one not
To hold convenliun-he only question being
whether II should be composed of tue usual nu IN
b Of drleg ates, OF Of a smaller but equally Iep.
resentauve number. Certain events some time
d. te mint d the cha acteT Of the Convention and
the call vii, We believe, satisfy every body.
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Chicago Produce Market.

- CHICAGO, August -. ISIS.
~ h-Extra spring 5Ds5. 80: western 80
hEAI No. Red Winter 95G No. 2 do 81
"a fi 20 aepts mber f4A No. Chicago
S:s October No ahs7--; rejeci Ell Ia '-'N' SNP'
CO"N eaIes regular, -; cash 81 s7x: An.
s.. wv 'e'ectea.
., "a "a IS. Cash q 'sa44 August, -; September
RYE a..
BARi.EY-l0t
DRESSED HOGS-4 l1agJ2n
foth-Casn oto-aOC CO; August o. 90 AGO On.
Sept.l0t3. """ W.
LAkD- Cash ! 70 al ~; August, 72o-@
Sept 7.25 Oct. I go.
buLh MEATS shoulders ga o., short rib
side tsa-0; short clear n ID 6y.A7 clear sidss
6Aa q. ~
WnISKEY-l07,
N cents. -~"'