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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17
P O E TIC AL
God Bless You, Ma Good
Night
By HARRY BURNS.

81 liAlsk1 bbhNo.
Come closer to my side, mamma,
And feel my heated breath,
And tell ne is this fever, ma,
The dread avengcr, death
Are all the people dying, ma?
thought / heard them say.
But tell ne, mamma, where is pa
Is that the dreadful train of death
Now passing by the door
But tell me, why don't papa come?
lie should be here before.
feel so much refreshed, mamma,
must have been asleep
For this know, that in my dreams
l saw an angel weep.
Come. mamma, dearest mamma,
And press my aching head,
An angel Whispered in my dream.
And told me papa's dead
Itsaid, mamma, 'twould come again
And take me over there.
looked so sweet and beautiful;
But oh, howyou do stare
Weeping, mamma don't YOU know
How beautiful q sight,
You used otell me of it So
a land of golden light.
Well, ma, that pretty angel came
And told me not TO fear
It said that I should bless YOU, ma,
That God was always near.
Weep fot, mamma, the angel said
Fer long you, too, would be
An angel in a kingdom bright,
With papa dear and me.
Yes, will kneel beside His knee.
For God is good you know,
And ask him to set you free
From this cold world below.
Yes, Ma, the fevers getting worse
feel so racked with pain,
But then, shall feel better
When the angel comes again.
But hush how grand It's coming now
SO beautiful and bright
Oh, mamma, mustle You now,
God bless you, ma, good night.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

No place, no company, no age, no
person is temptation free Let no man
boast that he Was never tempted; let
him not be blgh minded, but fear, for
he may be surprised in that very instant
wherein he boasteth that be was never
tempted at all. LII -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

A washersoman, commended by her
pastor Tor regular attendance atlchurch,
said, -.oh, yes, efaer NY hard weeks
work it rests me SO to come and sit in
church and have nothing to think about
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

A victim Of domestic inselicity, who
is ID the haOit Of dreaming. should new
er 90 to sleep in church. A songrega-
ton near Quincy was somewhat startled
last Sabbath when a venerable member
excitedly yelled, Here, now. drop that
skillet. old woman
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

WHICH WAS THE Fool ?-There
was once a certain lord who kept a foo!
in his house, as many a great man did
10 the old days, to amuse by jests and
antics. His master gave this tool a
staff and charged him to keepit TIL he
should meet with some one who was a
greater fool than himself; and If he met
with such a one, to deliver it over to
him. Not many years after bis lord
was on his death bed. His fool came
to see him, and *as told by the dying
master that he Sss:.st shortly leave him.
And with, SiIt thou go p said the
fool. u Il
Into another world, replied the lord.
And wilt thou come hacka again with-
in month p 10
No. 49,. 49,. ~
within year?'
No. ...A< I'D
What then"
Never
Never! And what provision hast
thou made for thy entertainment @hith'
er thou goest:'
None at ALL ..,-
What y said the fool, 'noneatNall
Then take my STAFF. Art thou going
away tore yer, and yet make, no prepar-
alton for the journey? Lam moi gully
of such folly as that -+A
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

In answer to a Music Committee. an
applicant wrote: Gentlemen, I noticed
your advertisement for an erganist and
music teasher, either lady or gentleman.
Having been both FOX several years, I
offer you my services lss
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

Editor: Our friend ". has presented
US with q basket Of grapes, for, which he
will accept our compliments, some oi
which are two inches in diameter
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

A Chicago man having pot his new
trotter to his best speed, proudly asked
policeman why he did not arrest HIM
for fast driving, and was answered:
No cause, sir; you haven't driven fast
enough yet to violate no ordinance A
trotting horse was offered 70. sale in the
next mornings papers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

TIT FOR TAT.-Mr. c. was
pastor of Baptist church in a
certain town in one Of the western
States. He had been on very bad
terms with his flock for some time.
They abused him whenever they
could find occasion, and he recipro-
Gated with equal readiness. Before
his contract with the parish expired,
he received the appointment OF
chaplain at the State pzisOa. Elated
at this lucky opportunity OF getting
rid ofhim, the congregation came {,
in full numbers to hear his farewell
sermon-perhaps less to compli-
ment than to annoy him with their
presence. Great was their astonish-
tmesnt, and still greater their anger
when the reverend chose for his
texts the, following wordsah 60 70
prepare a place for youaa'+ = : that
where am there ye may be also'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

How far Is it to Butler, if / keep
straight on !-'well, about twenty-five
thousand miles, but iiyoo turn the 9th"
er way. is about half a mile y
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

Many rough customer has never
known how good be was up,il he killed
somebody and. heard the lawyer IN
charge SUM up, his virtues.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

!. A man can bur a L-t for one dollar.
but it takes from ten 10 fifieen, for Tc-
man 10 go comparatively hareheaded.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

h In "a 4 wriiten-spelling exercise,
.'Foregoes .was giyenlout "a little
boy wrote. Go. go go, CO.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

a man in Illinois has had FIVE
wives and nobody knows how
much he has suffered. ss.d
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

When a cat gives an entertain
ment on the top Of wal, it isn't
the cat we object 70 I; it's the waul.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

fact is, I was beginning to feel uncom'
Portable about it myself, and didn't find
my temper improve at recalling OF your
forebodings, which have been flying
around me like evil omens ever since L
began this affair. 1t is coming too close
home now, however, and l must ac'
knowledge the fear that you are right,
and that I have been wrong since the
first
What's up now:' l asked.
fWell, nothing in particular, but just
a sort Of feeling that l'ye been making
an ass of myself. 1 like that little girl
first.rate, but, confound it all, she's COM
ing 10 a wee bit too strong. Not that
she has written anything very pointed,
YOU know, but there's 4 smerlng air Of
spoons and danger about her letters of
late. At all events I'm resolved to pull
out of it, so I have written this letter to
her on the subject
This letter proved to be a half-and-
half sort of epistle, full OF regrets for
what had been and Of regrets for what
must no longer be, full of apologies and
praises, full of hopes that they might
never meet for fear Of the possible re-
suit vet limiting at desire to see her. If
only fer once. In fact, it was bundle
of incoherent nonsense from beginning
to end. the only sensible thing in it be-
inc the statement that he returned her
letters by that days mail, and hoped
she would do as much with his.
We'll. said I, after reading this pre-
cious document, you have probably
shown me this with TIE idea that | will
advise you about it, but all 1 can say is
that it sounds more like love letter
than any that have yet seen OF yours.
Yes, know it does; but what would
YOU have? | can't throw her overheard
ike an old handkerchief. If the poor
thing is in love with me, all can do is
to let her down as easily as possible,
and to accomplish that l must recipro-
cate her affection, after a fashion,
Two days later found Will gloomlly
Wondering over tie answer. He did not
hand me tue letter to read. but said, rs
he folded it up:
By Jove! feel like a thief. Not
one word of recrmlnatlon, not an eX-
preston tat is unladylike, and still a
mixture o. scmi.pleading and semi-con'
tempt that makes me feel like a cur
Well, the affair is ended now, thank
heavenn y
so much the better replied. But
how about your letters p
She says she will send them back
after reading them over. By the way,
forgot to inclose her photograph, and
she didn't mention it, so III keep 1t as
souvenir
Saying this, he took the picture from
his pocket-book, and after looking at it
for a while in q dreamy sort OF way,
carefully replaced it, and then walked
out of the room without a word fpart-
ing; but the fag end Of sigh reached
me through the closing door.
About week later Fowler came into
my room, saying:
Here's a nice piece of business. Just
read that, will you?'-handng me a
letter.
It was this:
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

Our handsomest wedding present
came from VIII. 1t was large secre-
tary, beautifully inlaid, and fitted with
gorgeous array of writing material
B. T. LatArop, in Scribner's Monthly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 9th,

SIR: | am a brother Of the young Ia
DIV whom you know as Josie Mason
She has not been well for some time.
poor child, and has had to keep her bed
during the past week. This morning III
finding your correspondence, also
found the cause Of her i'll spirits. Twill
not waste time at present in discussing
your blackguardly conduct-that can
wait. a few letters passed between
YOU by way of joke, would have matter
ed little but when your words grew
warmer in each successive letter. IS It
strange that an inexperienced child fell
into your snare &? Now, sir. my business
is 10 find who YOU are for the purpose OF
getting satisfaction and if | can't ge'
It 10 one way, why l am a Southerner'
and III get it in another. l write thls
that you may feel uncomfortable while
| am looking for you, as you certainly
will when l have found you.
ONE WHOM You WILL KNOW.
'Phew This IS nice scrape. " bal
arc you going TO do about 1t, VIII"
What can do about it except await
deyelcpments? really wish it would
turn out to be blackmailing scheme
for then, although l would perhaps feel
more like a fool, there'd be less of the
knaye in it,
Il wouldn't worry about it any more
than l could help, old fellow said l.
for this may be only first explosion
on the part OF the other, which VII
amount 10 nothing. 1t sounds to me
like genuine letter there's the true
ring of indignation in it, and, therefore
there is the least 10 be feared. II the
parties meant matchmaking it would pay
them to employ detectives, but il it is
true bill, why family pride ought to ac
as check upon publicity
After thinking bit, Fowler SAID:
Pm going to write TO him and ex
plain that no harm was intended, ant
that am extremely sorry if any harm
has come Of 1t. That's the way | feel
and it will do no hurt to send the letter
you know
How will it reach himT
sHum.m-m, didn't think of that
Yes, I'll send it 10 her address ant
write for her brother on it,
The letter was forwarded that even
ing. and a clevercr bit of composition
have rarely seen. The writer express
ed regret for what had happened, ant
lapologized tor his share in it; at th'
same time he delicately insinuated tha
liz would be mortifying TO expose fam
lily secret, especially when no benefi
| could possibly accrue to any membe
Interested. Five or six days later cam
lthe following reply:
II SIR, Curse your regrets and fig 10
Itour apologies. Those matters shoul
have been thosght Of earliern your cor
respondence with myfanily. 1 also de
cline your advice as to what are the bes
interests of that family, considering my
| sell fully competent TO judge upon tina
question. Nv detective thinks he ha
spotted you, and if you are She man b
points out, you are a7worse scoundre
than even ] had gwen you credit Tor be
, ing. Is 1t possible that youhave VII
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Subscribe iot the l1ra4lp.
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excuse for which was the fact that no
such realistic results had been expect
ed. Will, being a good-natured, gener-
Gus fellow, salved his conscience by CIV
ing peaunlary aid In several instances
where investigation proved that aid was
needed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-17

GEORGE TRAvERs.
We looked blankly at each other for
a few moments. and then Will said:
Great heaven! This is the devils
own. What am to do The fellow
seems to be In earnest, and his depaty
certainly doesn't look like a black
mailer, and it's nice pickle, anyhow.
If accept the challenge I'm sure to be
disgraced, for, Of course, the whole
muddle will get out in the papers, and
by the law in this State l will forfeit all
chance ofpromotion, officially or pro-
fessionally. If, on the other hand, /
refused to have anything to do with this
absurd business, run the chance Of be-
ING attacked on the street, m which
case, as l have no great physical
strength, 1 shall certainly shoot the
man. and either be shot, myself or be
hauled into court dripping with scandal
" The situation certainly was not en-
couraging, and Iofelt quite sorry iol
lW. III as he rayed along in au incoheren'
tumble os IFS and 'ands until finally
I said.: Z ..E1l') yI-lea.4 81. b..
,Brace up. old fellow! This sort o
thing WON'T do. The chief need now Is
time for consideration +; go why dom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08

quiet and UNCHANGED Rye dun 40 7se Barley seaee
AZ siSs5 Lara Arm al 61,c Bulk Meats strong Shoulders
nc Clear Rib 70 Bacon stronger shonl1eTs a &c 7
hmer but not quotanv HIGHER sugar strogg and
erstSly sctive and higher Common % 25ess 90 Light
81 lOds4 80 Packing stasi 40 Butchers 81 4oas4 Do
bEfsnTf July Flour firm White s5as5 25; Wheat
81 % bid july oss August o. Tsc. september, nom
nay 92 Milling 20 l. $50 pG ,r Corn 3aet No 9e dSo
zoe oats quiet No. white. s2a32hc.i no do S2e'
1000 bbis. wRssI $4,000 busb Corn none Oats 1000
bush shipmenls-Flour loo Dush' Wheat 10000 oush'
SuwiUKKE. July Flour higher. Wheat opened strong
81 M Do -o 1uI 81 OF No milwaukee, cash and July
ected nominal Corn IN iar zen ana 10 = &c barley
smer 80 5r5s Bye 9gepsa S s5e u higher Mess
Pork hrm at ts % cash and Au.ust So 90 @
TENDER Hogs quiet at a. 26asi 40 Freigrts-WheAt 10
PHiPEirHA July Flour without essential chasrs
Is se e oa board nri f DO Ne LIST ss p r Gay RE
on board. Rye unchanged Corn frmer tS l
ana Southern yellow tract and grain depot e shfy
S9rc Western Rejected 5assc steamer 4sc; also late
yesterday afternoon 5000 bush san Mixed August a a.
s sail MIXED IN @ S the CA BOAR. rate or s s @ q
54o, FREQ board oats-Unseted prices further sd-
Mixed 8sc No write % ssci RsIectsd "a ii9ci
3 20 Beef as%s SO ss9 Ness PORK lots si& 200
as 90 dt'a ma T MILE - esc clear RIB SIDES smoked
79 pc. do in salt The: shoulders in sat4o- tsc do
Sugar.plckled SAC. Smoked, Sh05 L4rdNest-
ern Kettle Z do 73jN i4rc do Butchers
loose sac Butter-Scarce ami wanted. Eggs steady
Pennsyvanis 1fc Western II 5l3c Cheese excited anu
higher; New-YOrk FuLCream, lOc.; western tu1-rtanl
sds &c. nominaly UNCHANGED Feed steady Petol
eum nominal Refined Zee. in cases. lSo Whiskey IN
changeti Western, 81 II.
Lows Jug Flour steady and uqehang zee, w We "
cash ~ 7sdg2 July essas9sc. August; - 29eec All
the wear; do. 9O09Oasc. No 4 do - 9de5c. corn
higher but 34ac cash 34lsc. bid jay; sc Dld
August and September lower at 2fhc. cash $40:
bidJuy Rye higher sc. bid Barley duil and nominal
Whskey steady o. Pork hlghea' e3 lO0el3 90 cash
sl3 30 AUGUST Lard higher sac Bulk Meats strong ana
Shoulders, 400 04.1Sc Clear Rios, 65D dej
Gear sides 20 SOC Bacon higher Shoui4srs o29e d
Clear 1900; Clear SIDES S37 RecepIshlour 3OUV
bps Wheat 90 200 bush Corn 4sOOC bush; 0 o16
1900 Barley, 300 tuhh. ShiDmens-f our SuO
bb Wheat. 43O10 bushi Corn 10000 bush Oats ls'OOO
bbs. Barley. loo bush. %,
No Red Wabash Al OSl2 first half July II O9'f
Juv. Q8c August and september. 90 &c; New No kei
al 02s, No do ~; do New. 90 Amber Illinois. H.
3 70 Corn quiet High Mixed 3V74c. No spot 80 &c:
August 4Oc: so Whte. 4lasci Rejected sac D9magei
33c quiet No 2sc Mo- Nniie 80 &c Az inc ciso
Wheat teaiy 80 Red Nev spot 81 % &c yuY ysts 10
Dayton and Michigan, Red SAC Corn steady lNgn NNen
40c Rejected. 2S Sc EeceptsW neal $1,000 1us; Oorn
$4,000 Dush Oats 1000 Duah Skpments-h neat none
COrl. 5000 BUSH: oats nOne
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n. a.e,. were advanced 81 per cent. Annexed are


s,.ts bonds were dull as usual. but there were
,.,.sof Louisiana consos at 469s Georgia rs. new
., t1Oio and Alabamas. Glass A. at 60 There
w.re no transactions in city bank stocks. quota"
tsous steady.
Railroad londs were as dull as was the snare
market, but prices generally were steady Erie
..copd conssis ~ Ss2a were Ii lower than yester-
day. Missouri. Kansas and Texas first consols were
unchanged al l05. aud the seconds, after an ad-
vance to 65s closed at 65la the as last even
ing. Boston. Hartford ana Erie frsts after seihng
mn 10 421l closed at II ga decline OF a per cent
I<higl and WilNesbarre cOnsos sold az 80 = against
p4a the last previous sale. Oregon Railroad ana
Navigation frsts declined Is per cent 10 o" o.
I,Dnis. Kansas City and Northern hrsts Omaha
Division. rising q 10 11O24 Burlington, Cedar
Rsnids and Northern rs we're l. lower at 81. Union
Pacific frsts we e notably strong. with an advance
10 ll3 The prices of other Issues were not ma
terially changed.
The Sub Treasury to-day lost Sl2O214 on bal
ance made up by losses of $46I56 currency ana
S7lO5s COIN This makes the total loss since
las FRIDAY $2.O66,223. The turn OF the money
market was toward less nos that the offerings
at 2a21 per cent were not abundant. but that there
WAS smaller amount that was not taken than there
was Yesterday. The change OF the day In
the domestic exchanges on New-York was
at Chicago "a decline to % cents dis
CONT The United States Treasurer at
Washington to-day received S2S0o00 in Ma
tional bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts were S6s0,00O, and the internal revenue
receipts 100000. The following is the Clear
ing House statement to-day: Exchanges.
$s3. O3s goo; balances. $3.50, $50. The transac-
tions AT the Sub-Treasurv covered; ReceDtS,
81 246.O91; payments 81, 366,304 currency oal-
ance $0 SS9. III coin balance. Ts4452,337.
The foreign exchanges are quiet and rates are
steady. with . rather hrmer feeling. Annexed are
the clOsinR nunia tlOnsi
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TyEEar1I- July 7.-r0r.-prIse Gff--ti.rHrn fri-er
n q5 western steady ar 80 Bacon umberand Cut,
eldv &C sa : short Ub steady 81 566di Lon Clear,
.r-qtv A. So short Clear steady 81. Ituf Long
Ont duh a.: Shoulders steady o. 20 beel-Iada hrs-.
Extra Guii ~ Prime hfsa ulil ar
eo. Iaul-Prlms Western dull 5f 9u Talow-P.lme
Clt. steady 80 Sd. Turpeurre- spirits clI a. -
R0.tutDu mon steady at &c.; Fine steady ~ 1T Cherre
-Amercan Choice. dll 20 81. Lard ut; auil as 81 %
Frrr-I.vf-a state dul n l1 3D. Nlea--NO !. N bite.
steady 3d.. -pnng. 80 - tta"y al 9zi. Ne" W M
Western. hrn-r at lUd: Nrw southern WINTER hi'r
ar 10. Co-r-3tlxed Jul at ID. 'otolseed OILY ei-
low Ame1caq. market Rosn- oIhinn, az London
uu 3d.; uryeunc, SDtf= at London, ouil az Nv ou
LIVERPOOL. July 7-l2;jo D. M o. pc. tcfce io
Prime Mess Cheese. 81 per Tor tho best crates Oh
Ar..f-aa Bacon - per cp.t short Clear NidGles.
iIv{PI0r- July $50 .. m-Cheoe. o3 f& per ct Tor
tho oes gr Lard 3od. evil for Amen
IOypoN July tao p. m-Calcutfa Inseed J-l per gr
enasd pstfoieuH. SIS sgd gal Lnseed Oh Z - 10 NJ
rrr ton spirits of Tufncutuc. p t.f-- UcrtNt
,1e0t Juy -3.I5 ?. rn-el I'd Pstr lcun. d rer
al in,cci or - per spirits Oi Iu. 1nunc - T.
per rEL
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
nnMEsrIr MARkIr1-

BALTIMORE July 7Four higher active and firm Howard
st ana Western super az 70 IS 10 Extra - - ram
~ 80 81 ds6 IS civ Mis- super. s3sS3 49, kxua -
~ 70 Family. 70 25dS6 J 1870 brands 20 10 - ia.
Jusco Family To- Wheat -SOutherl easier Western dul
and ower ruling neayy htrn lied. 90 AL 10 DO
Amber ~ l24&l j.. No. Maryland nominal No Vest
49, August ii Osd4 O54 COrnSOuthern easier Tor
White yellow steady western dull lower and neg euted
AID july 80 Ii<c, August 49s,o. s42
44a.c higher and fairly active southern nominal
Western Nhle. 43Sc.; Mixed 36d3Ici pennsylvania
30 GsBc dull At sJc Hay unchanged Prufisiohn hi
INT Without quotGble Ruttr steay Prime 10 Choice
Western Packet. l20loc bggs steady az Toe retrOeum
unchanged coffee firm Rio cargOe-, ordinary u Prime,
freisbt 10 Liverpool per unchanged shpmenJs
Wheat II 900 Duah. Corn, $500 bush sales-N heas
Az 600 bush. Corn 81. 300 bush.
biFkAl4 July Flour hrm. tending mp Wheat quiet
sales ~ 200 bush 80 Hard Duluth a ~ -. Corn
sready with a good demand sales $500 bush NO Mixed
az Sc Of 42iac, $500 bush i1gn Mixed al
Osf du and nominal 39 asked for No Western, 81 bid
Bariey-Nohing doing b e. quoted At s1dohc ALL eed
sfeady and unchaB ged Higl gias--City Made 81 20
81 90 Freghts 10 New 1otk-l f0a W neat ee'' Coin
$40. OATS 5lsc Canal Wheat 6tc.. Corn DC
enc AGO Flour ttirY active and shade hRheri
Wnter ~ 81 as5 10 Good 10 Choice Western spring,
higher but hnctnating No. Red Winter y! 9ct 80 I
chicago spring July fOisd eUtc August
s7lc september; Soc al the 80. DO. Isaolc ne
ieced 5Da6lc Corn suong and higher Al S2'so cash :
As As &c August .5 september helectes- S4c Oats
stronx and higher ZJc. cash 20 sc july @5sc August
lIe september Rye easier 40 7O07lc Barley strong aud
M It cash g4 sl4 % August ant September Lard
stroue anG higher 6.s2-2c cash isl &c August bO0
6g9Lc september Bulk Meats active hrn ana higher
Shnuldets SOC, Short RIO 100 short Clear, 1000.
Wh,kev steady and unchanged NJ 81 90 Ffeighs-Corn 10
eTscfsSAfi Jniy Flour easier gnetably lower
Al ~ M ? Amber new asr. Choice q hed, 81 II
cepts 2s0ODushi shpmsnu 10000 bass Com and Osts