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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-10

U.s. or ur., hundred >o,iali>t, "f fhr Ju,tu>
~...ub percussion urt last evening ai Nfruh"n
II.f 900 thr linN,ry. io listen {" 't"r llun IS
irlutur 600 "t,>omti"u and EN"utl"u' hr
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i. tt,r .ii $500. 800 a, Dee VA. iu ad hun"r. l'r
600. i ore. ,f oi 600 overflow Of ihr'urlr ln regard
o. ...rr.-~.nu oi the IIthuH ~ London " hon
~.,,.. u.I.irIlng DO o.. audience disturbed hIm.
~,I,u.i -tIrn JAS 'ug near. h' Threatened tp shut
Co.,. ftlh,r~ mouth, without the dld ct The char
man. Io vaSa pc VOLS. unWI>llrd Mln, with an
extremely faint voice. Having restored silence. Mr
prfr, continued go ~'u"V hat tire following strain:
proulr may falk bout anarchy ji~i a> much as
fh-, please. bur they don't know Wot anarchy l..
1Ir world has been ,u~,,d anil damned b, guNcr
iut, al alnul, and don't yer forget n AMI % , ihr
hnu,-l Inrli as don't want NO guNrfm'uf thif nave
hi,i 20 suffer. NcW mari my words: Anarchy
g,in'~ ORDER. II do II mean the ovrrthroWa hut
g.. cNi,trncr of your guYcru"htN ana "oh yer
i.i.it 90. Men can .uNcm Themselves, ana don
want for 10 Doe governed ht any I"ly. lN"inr
Whi~irriugl Now sly. Aou fell, r., who's got linS
hourf II tou invite H,n O." S'a,, let EN- SPEAK, icy
gtt. l. vuIa capitalist on q doctor - was q lla-
fr.ln' of you we'd lei me speak mighty Vulk but
a> amt mur,.n worhIngman. Ir're a kickn mp
thl- row.
Sin. Drury proceeded To show that since tie first
efrikr-that Of ia, l,ncItc~ under Mos s-tie
ruler, and tyrantS had Away been warned o.! their
impending lanlcr b., the uirh oi Thought Or cNolu-
tiun. They had not needed the warning. AMI had.
therefore ,uccumbed To the men of action or reYo-
LUTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-10

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/ I,ciwo, Incoming his Gondsmc.i.
in,,,,.I t,jo, i'.t chen the District ATTORNEY
alli' uIt,' o. m ,i. ~, tb. cal ,jst tor tria' A..
GL l,,I .,,,,,, Won, irfrr,o,J If tlie fact OH
Ei 'I v,.t,ri,r tnor,,inr Uir.rls father told
l''"'} H. 'r,i,,, It'll I,. for .ouir time,
MN 81 nv IN !i "-, -, i,' d.. ,,.. t1id or Nm,
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NQvIIut7 ~ I'D TIE FE"F"E'''N w A"''''' '''
AMONG TIuN-NFAHLY All FOETiGNEHS.
ATp,rr>r r.,,,rt., made. sn,un irorri.. recently
- IT, ,,,,I. d., ,,.,.i,, aid ,r tii. CIV Dr.
rI i,i,,t Statement ~ T., tL, f,r.i,l, birth of
| ' ,',,,',t.j ti., ;,,,u,,i... lr Snrrty for
H. i,'ni,, r,.,t of tl,. Condition Of ihc Poor h,
r,,,J ii,,,.t H.. ,r,y frauds a. worthy cases th.
,.r,.it.,g. bring ~ of real case, of need and 80
90 i i,"I a. L.t, , .ffi,t r,pnrt of ever,
,,,,,' i,ii,na.lit, Lut thrv lied ,o 10 him claim
i,, I'm L. N,r, i.l. although be- learned from later
i,,,,i.,i,- th.t tI,. Won. born I'm Ireland ur some
,I.r f,, i.-,, coi,f,frr that he ronripI,d be- was
I,, ,,f,i, to ,,i, ,1 much opiortluit, loI lyu-.
' i 49,, ,i',,d tI'.'t t,arf of tb, r.nolt III.
.t,t.J that more than nine tthfI- Of tie people
canning uu,l,r BAL, observation were foreigners.
ThrI;,v. T. j. My. pastor of the Wilson Indus
trial school visits hundred, of families weekly ou
the East Side and meet, many hc-gnr- asking aims.
and among ilc street hrccar, Dee a.ucycr yet found
i '' .,'' IL, ,, ,'' l,' ,,n8 t1 AK pai,
g, ,.,t- tn NV l.r :. ui,lt', lodging often
claimed to br Americans.
.u,iruIrul Jenkins. e thr Suri,ty for th.
his Experiences in dealing with lmp'-t"r- pointed
| 10 q hundred signs which adorned "u" Ma|I. these
had been tahru from street hc--ll. auG lf every
case the v,at,t, oi D." ! au blind 90 have
family 81 -IN children, Wa foreigner. 80 -"id"n
rrIrty ~ - children that note is uaa of %. but
There ar. not more than bali doI,u -t,l cI-,s In
Tire 1000 annual arrests.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-10
ASKING OPEN M.~EI'MS ON SUNDAY.

Whrn The Park Commissioner at down to their
deliberations yesterday morning th'r was one
vacant chair. j." the surpri-'' of 49, t"inmi~s"nrr
auc was absent hut hr came n hall hour later,
however uol ed hrrIcdl> oN'r hIs paI~r~. and then
settled down i,adN ir combat any iu'aSI" That vas
worth lighting 4 conuuuni, alton from l'liN Adler.
August l}clmnnt. Willy Wlllach hermann kuuf.
man and others stated tlIt a ptiilon ia open ihe
Metropolitan MusWu Of Al and the " Museum "i
Sciences 90 Manhattan square on sunday. ~lturd
los thousands of people, WIS M t'r LANDS ~ i'r
committee. hearing of the committee va, ordered
for the next meeting of tn" Board Comm >-"ucr
Lane offered resolution calling i"t SPECIAL meet
Ing 81 the Board FOR the pufp"'' OF taking up Ih
detail the items contained lu ms sixteen i1E' pam
lltlrt REGARDING the improvements needed 300 the
Iurks and squares of Oh" city. The Comm ~-ion'f~
were not inclined to su an ar.iuuus und'riah iuE.
and Commissioner Olii moved asa substituting ilHi
" h'n the Board aaI"ui1.od o. Adjourn ." r"'i I'--
dny newt. 1ii~ a-ad"p',d. b1uoti"n q tumiDi--
sirncr Wll.s Dlrl Ir.t. % g1t'iup,r. Was Pr''-
noted fuf icltoii"u~ ,ouauCi 90 cat hi'J runaway
hor-,s {" p"~ti"u rs plIlh''pcr. Comm --i. u't
Wal-- mni", r'i"u Respecting thr u-. "i t'ii.
~ha'..- ia tl- par -. Iir r''"iliu .'.rd tIt .1'i
Skating be- proihtrl iu a'l o. ti' lalh sand -,.i
uu SUNDAY, and Tat o. ." couii.'l O" p'I''- BE-
uaurd after ! .. Dob. go otLcr dl.-. In' r'l"u Na-
adopted.
Itr Commissioners a.Iouu'd 70 m,,t I.'-..A,
neat az y. 900.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08
TIpPERARY, IRELAND, Sept. 7, 81

TIpPERARY, IRELAND, Sept. 7, 81
MIsATER ED1ToR.-I have not hurd
anything ov me nephew, Tim Flanni-
gin, since the last time wrote. |
have moved from where live now, or
I should have written before, but !
didn know where letter would find
him first; but I now take my pen in
my fist to drap yees few lines, to put
in wees paper, to inforum of him ez he
didn't tell me in his letter that he was
moved three weeks further up Virginia
to Middletown, that his own living
uncle was dead
He died very suddenly after long
sickness ov elevin months. Poor mon
God resht his soul, he suffered a
great deal. He lay a long time in
convultions, perfectly quiet and spach-
less, and all the time talking incoher-
emily in INQUIRIES for wather, wather.
l am very much at loss to know what
death was occasioned from, but the
doctor thinks it was his lasht sickness,
for he was not we'll ten days during
his whole confinement. His age my
nephew knows as well as I can tell We
he was twenty-five years ould last
March, lacking fifteen months, and if
he had lived till this time he would
have been six months died.
N. B. Take Notice. now enclose
to We for my nephew ten pound note
which his old father sends unbeknown
tn me. His ould mother often speaks
Nv him, and she would like to send
the ould brindle cow, and would in
close her tn we, only for the horns.
/ wud beg OF we not to brake the sale
of this lether until tn or three days
after We have printed it. By that
time he will be more prepared for the
soroful noos
PATHoRIcK OBRoNNIGAN.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08
Baltimore's Hospitality.

The hotels of Baltimors are making
extraordinary efforts tot insure comfort
able accommodations for the throng in
attendance at the Oriole celebration.
The city has ever been neted for the
capacity of its hotels, their number,
Accommodations, and unsurpassed excel
lence of their tables, and now that so
many strangers are to be provided for
it is the determination to show them
that Baltimore hospitality is equal to
all occasions. There will be no in
crease in the charges at any hotel, and
sufficient extra force of servants will
be employed to keep the service up
to its wonted high standard. Of one
thing the public may be assured, and
that is that Baltimore will give.a warm
and cordial reception to all, and fol-
low it up with good accommodations
and an abundance to eat
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08

A FAvoR1TE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Liver Regulator is one ofthe most mer-
itorious and popular remedies offered
to the public. 1t is entirely free from
injurious. mineral substances, and as
q vegetable made Of Southern roots
and herbs, it is sovereign remedy for
all liver and bowel complaints. The
merits of this remedy commend it to
the public as a standard to be kept
constantly in the family. 1t has the
mostunqualifed endorsement of thous-
ands of our most prominent citizens in
all parts Of the country, who have
used it and testify to its excellent medi-
cal and curative properties.
Purchasers should be careful to see
that they get the GENUINE, manufac-
tured only by j. H. zEILIN g. Co.,
Philadelphia.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08

1t makes the heart of every philan-
thropist sad to see so many worthless,
patent medicines, pulled and adver-
tised for the cure of chronic diseases.
Usually the remedy is some vile com
pound, or alcoholic preparation, COM
bined with buchu, turpentine or other
severe diuretic, that has no lasting eff
feet, and in truth, eventually brings
on a complication of diseases, arising
from state OF worn out and exhaust
ed digestive and urinary organs that
nothing but death can relieve. Inva-
lids should trust more to nature for
their recovery. A gentle medical ton
ic that stimulates enfeebled digestion,
and strengthens every part of the sys-
tom, by its soothing and refreshing eff
feet on both mind and body, is natures
truest and best assistant. Such a
remedy is Browns Iron Bitter, a
medicine surprising the sale of all 9th
er remedies whenever its merits become
known, for it acts in such perfect har-
mony with the laws of life and health
that all pulmonary, urinary and diges-
tive troubles are prevented and per-
manently cured by its timely use.
Physicians and ministers especially
endorse and recommend it highly
when once they are persuaded to ex-
anime its composition and effect. Be
sure your druggists sell you Browns
Iron Bitters, take nothing of differ
ent name 1t contains no alcohol, and
will not blacken the teeth.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08
English Capital Coming.

1t is said that Priestly & Co., among
the largest English manufacturers Of
fine dress goods, whose works at Brad
den run continually one thousand five
hundred steam looms, are about to
remove the entire business to Phila-
delphia. 1t is reported that the firm
has become convinced that the indus
trial interests of England are on a de-
cline and that the outlook for manu-
facturers is much more promising in
the United States. A branch mill
was leased by the firm in Philade. phia
last spring as an experiment, and the
vsnture has been attended with so
much success that another large num-
Der of English looms have been sent
to that city by the concern, which, as
has been said will shortly remove its
entire works to Philadelphia 1t is
probable that this example will find
imitators among English capitalists,
who are beginning to see that invest
ments in this country offer better in
ducements than at home. There is no
reason why Baltimore should not alb
sorb some of this overlooking capital,
its advantages as manufacturing
centre are fully as great as those of
Philadelphia. Only our people must
at least give it an invitation.-Bali-
7,,o,3u3a.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08

t., S. g. G.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08
AN ERROR CORRECTED.

By mistake we printed the price
of Undertake, Stickley s. Guyer's fer
tilizers incorrectly, in the communica-
ton that appeared in our last week S
issue, We therefore print the follow
ing correct price list received from
the gentlemen. Knowing that their
customers have too much confidence
in their mode of dealing than to have
considered the matter in any other
light than simply as mistake.
Per ton, Sydnors Formula, $34.40, in
Guiding freight.
Per ton Observation-Disclosures, No. l,
5000, including freight.
Per ton Chemicals-Formula, No. 2,
$26,5O.
Pea ton Locust Point compound, $4,000
freight included,
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08

tons an extensive and well conducted
railway. This road is not likely to
have its permanent terminus at Win
chester, and other places are more like
lvto become switches in the line Of
travel and business, than Martinsburg
is to remain one if this extension goes
on. Limitation is always looked upon
as dishonest plea unless backed by
an oath Of payment, and when por-
ton of an original contract is perform
ed in good faith, taxes levied and paid
in equitable proportion in all parts of
the county, it would be an outrageous
proposition to say we have one end Of
the road-you must hel p US meet the
interest and principal on the bonds,
but you shall have no part or parcel
of your end of the road. This would
be more of unplincipalled trickery
than horse jockey would display.
The ordinance was neither voted on
or adopted in sections, but as whole
We do not believe the whole amount
actually subscribed will be needed,
but it should be ordered honorably,
and the legitimate method Of releasing
should follow.
Apparently now there is but little
necessity for the extension, but the
chances for the future with the extern
sion completed are in our favor, and
without it they are certainly against
us. There are other reasons why
there should be no squibbling about so
simple a matter. Even a temporary
suspension of operations on the com
pleIed part of the NJ. & p. road would
soon prove more costly Through
trick, but certainly not less dishonor-
able than refusal to issue) than the
issue and actual use of every dollar Of
bonds subscribed.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08
From MiddletoWn.
Especial Correspondence to the stat

Especial Correspondence to the starr
Timberlake, Stickley g. Guyer, of
Middletown, have sold this far nearly
two hundred tons of &. ODER g. Sons
celebrated Fertilizers. The leading
phosphates have been their chemicals,
and next "Sydnors Formula" origin
ally suggested by DR.. G. w. Sydnor,
three years ago, and used by himself
and neighbors, with great success.
Over so tons of it was sold last year,
and some Of the best crops in the coun-
try were raised with it. 1t is prepar-'
ed ard sacked ready for use by ODER
g. Sons. Over 40 tons have been de-
livered up to this time. Three car
loads are to arrive this week.
Price $34.40 Per ton delivered at
any point on 3. & 0. R. R., 10 months
time, no interest and no freight. War
ranted to contain pure and unadulter
ated material.
The chemicals have an increased
sale each year. The sales amounted
to 50 tons last season, and will reach
over 100 this year. We refer to A.
G. Rudolph, Jacob Hahn, and Ran.
Pifer, Stephens City, over 100 names
of farmers can be given, who have
bought these goods for five years sue
cessively from us. Price of our Chem
icals-formula, No. /, $4,000, No. 2,
$26.50, Locust Point Compound, 500.
one ton of which will make two tons
of good and reliable fertilizea. These
prices are on twelve months time, no
interest and no freight. Where freight
is paid it will be deducted, goods
shipped by way-freight to any point
prepaid, day after receiving order.
Bickford & Hoffman drills, sold on
liberal terms, Very respectfully,
TIMBERLAKE, STICKLEY g. GUYER.
Middletown, Va.
A partial list Of names of parties
who this year bought Undertake e,
Stickney G. Guyer's fertilizers most of
whom have bought them for five con-
secutive years:
Jno. A. Ewing, Saml. White, John
H. Gardiner, A. B. Kline, Joe Rinker,
Benz Gruver, Robt Baety, Milton Hot
tie. Jno. D. Snyder, Jno. Walter, R.
w. Jones, Isaac Pangle, Jacob Boyer,
VIM. Miller, H. c. White, Dan. E.
Stickley, M. P. Keller, VIM. D. Hook
man, Ran. Pifer, Jno. DUNCAN, Ed.
Cornell, VIM. Little, Geo. W. Rinker,
Jacob F. Larrick, L. X. Baety, J. w.
Smellie, ]. W. Nixen, G. R. Campbell,
B. +. Watson, r. D. Funkhouser,
Bently Boyers, Jacob Miller, Col. Dan.
Stickley, Levi Stickley, Jacob Bowman,
Jas. A. Newell, A. G. Randolph, At
well Barrow, Jas. Sargent, Silas Little,
Saml. Rinker, B. T. Smith, Erwin
Beatty, Chris E. Ebersole, Henry Wal
ter, Frank Tabor, B. f. Long DR.. G.
w. Sydnor Fayette Beeler, Jno. Luth-
otty, ]. N. Stickley, j. P. Funkhouser,
P. B. Stickley, Adam Young.
The above are about one-fourth of
the buyers of our fertilizers, as our.
order book will show. We have select
ed those scattered through this imme-
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08
THE RAILROAD EXTENSION

President Kennedy is still quietly
procuring the right Of way for the
railroad extension towardsWinchester
The question of the faithful execution
OF the wishes Of the people of the coun-
ty, by the County Court, as embodied
in solid ordinance and ratified at
public election must soon be deter
mined. Martinsburg. by the folly Of
past County Court, lost the connec-
ton of the Shenandoah Valley Rail
road, and it remains to be seen, wheth-
er, by Il similar act of folly and blind
ness to the material interests of the
county, another retrograde movement
shall be made, or whether. through,
and by renewed efforts we shall reach
out and connect ourselves with other
enterprises running east and west,
north and south, and if possible, secure
q location of fair share of industry
and manufacturing and repairing la
Tor necessary to carry on the opera
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08
Why is it !?

Notwithstanding the unprecedent
drought that has cut short the crops OF
market stuffs in our vicinity, we still
notice the large expresses of Mr..
Mayors rolling through our streets
with produce for the eastern markets,
weekly. Perhaps the produce trade
here is concentrated to his popular
establishment,
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08
Ten Days.

The half fare tickets on the B. & 0.
for the Baltimore Oriole, will be good
to return for ten days from date Of
sale. Ticket agents will tell all about
departure of trains and all that sort
of thing. The Oliole commences Mon
dav, October 10th, and continues three
days, the Mardi Gras being upon the
night Of the llth.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08
NEXT WEEK.

BRILLIANT ADDITIoFS TO THE ALREADY
REMARKABLE PROGRAMME FOR THE
BALTIMORE oRIoLE.
Baltimores programme for the ORR
ole will, it would appear, be limited
to the matter of the number of hours
embraced within the three days and
nights; from October 10th to 18th
inclusive. There is to be a peculiarly
novel and striking water display, COM
memorative of the Inauguration of the
new water works. The fountains will
be of remarkable dimensions, and the
proceedings throughout will be of the
most interesting character. Next in
order will be the grand parade of mill
tary fire and civic organizations and
which will be most brilliant sight.
The reception to the French visitors
will be q notable event, and of such a
description as to fire the patriotic
heart, and awake again the ole enthu-
slasm of hundred years ago. Among
the Grenchmen will be the immediate
descendants of Lafayette, DeGrasse,
DrBanas, and other great generals,
who at Yorktown rendered such glo-
rious assistance to the American cause
The distinguished French will be the
guests of the city Of Baltimore during
the entire three days, and the hospi-
talities in their honor will be such as
long to be remembered. Tuesday
there is to be grand concert by the
famous Gilmore Band of New York,
the place selected being the beautiful
Monument Square, where thousands
can hear and where there will be no
disturbing sounds. This matchless
organization numbers sixty-hve of the
first musicians of New York, and the
concert, which will be of between two
and three hours duration, will embrace
the choicest compositions Of famous
composers. Of the gorgeous Oriole
pageant at night too much cannot be
anticipated, as it will 60 far beyond
the expectation Of the most sanguine.
The brilliant moving spectacle will
reach upwards of three miles in length
and the subjects illustrated in the ex-
quisitely beautiful tableaux will call
forth the greatest interest and excite
the most enthusiastic admiration. Bal
timore's first Mardi Gras will certainly
prove as promised, unparalleled in the
country. Wednesday there is to be
an exhibition of outdoor such as rarely
combined in a single days pleasure.
There will be running, walking and
jumping matches, wrestling bouts, gym
nastic exercises, bycicle races, throw
ing of weights, in short, everything of
an athletic character. Early in the
evening there is to be a remarkably
fine exhibition of fireworks, American
and japanese manufacturers vieing
with each other in wonderful and start
ling effects. Then comes the glorious
carniual and ball, and the streets Of
the city will be thonged with gay
maskers. The very low figure of one
half the usual fare on the Baltimore &
Ohio is all that can be asked in the
way of low rates. and every care will
be taken to insure comfortable accom-
lnodations and quick time.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08
Business Cards.
Look Here!

The undersigned takes this mode of in
forming the public that he does all kinds of
BLACKSMITHING,
Light Wagon and Carriage Building,
Painting, trimming and repairing spe-
cialty. Also, clocks cleaned and repaired,
iewelry mended; in fact we do little of
almost every kind of work. If you have
anything to repair, bring it to us, and we
viii insure you satisfaction.
B. T. ARGENBRIGHT.
Stephens City, July %, 1eely
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08

Highly ammoniated mixtures, SoutL
Carolina Bone, Potash, ground plas-
ter and ground limestone at very low
rates. The above rates are without
interest for IL months. The freight
is deducted when paid in cash, which
is preferred,
TIMBERLAKE, STIcKLEY g. GUYER.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08

late section as reference. Our prin-
.ipal trade is along Capon Road and
throughout the southern part of Shen-
anhoah, we have shipped two car loads
Of 20 tons each, and one of Is tons to
Capon Roads, also car load to Winches-
ter,
T., S. g. G.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08

Of the best and standard brands, which they have
Damasks, Oil Cloths Shirtngs, Cheviot Shrtings,
Muslins, very cheap Cottonades at reduced prices.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-10-08
Produce Market Report.
CORRECTED BY STEELE BROTHERS.

Stephens City, Oct. 8, 1881.
Butter-roll and print, U ID, @25
Epgs-d9 dozen, 90 20
Spring Chckens-live, U doz $1.50@2O0
Old Fowls-live, i2 dozen, $3.OO@3.hO
Potatoes Irish, h bushel. 100
Potatoes-swect, :" 1 90
T Jmatoes--per bushel, a. 20
Green Appples-per bushel, a 40
Damsons--per bushel, 200
Onons-pcr bushel, Loot 1875
Apples dried-per ID GA to 06
Dried Cherries-pittedR ID Is to IS
Blackberries-B ID 06 to OF
Ra, pberries-R ID 20 to %
Honey small caps, U ID 1904
Beeswax--59 ID 20@22
Lard-P ID 10