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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04
FOREIGN Missions.

The third annual meeting 0! the
Women's Foreign Missi mary Society
of the Presbytery of New Castle will be
held on Wednesday next, April 9th.
The exercises will begin with prayer
meeting in West church at 10 O'Clock,
a. m. to be followed by business
meeting opening with an address of
welcome troul Mrs. A. n. Keigwin to
be responded by the President OF the
Society, Mrs. |. G. Broadmen, of Port
Penn. In the afternoon after a brief
p aver meeting beginning at $50 p. u.
There will be an exercise by the Young
Peoples Bands of the d tferent churches
conducted by Miss Morrow, after which
missionary address will be delivered
by Mrs. j f Dripps, of Germantown
These meetings are intended for ladies
Gully but in the evening al 30 p. III.
tuere will be a general meeting to be
addresse by Rev T. r. WynkUof, Of
Washington, ID. G., lorna ly a mission
airy to INDIA Music by the United
choirs Of the Presbyterian churches. To
this meeting all invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04
TIVE PEACH orchards of the penin.

THE PEACH orchards of the penin-
sula are now in full bloom and so far
AZ killing frosts are concerned, the
growers begin to feel as if they were
out of the woods. But there are many
things besides fIOsts which are the
natural enemy of the peach, and we
can hardly say that we have a crop
until the peaches are marketed and
the money is in the growers pockets
There may yet be cold rains when
may as seriously effect the crop as
frosts. The seasonable indications
have for me weeks pointed to the
probability of a nearly and favorable
spring all over the whole country. Inc
New York Herald in taking review
of the prospect says, the outlook for the
fruit and vegetable crops on which the
Atlantic cities DEPEND for their spling
and summer supplies was probably
never better, and the high prices OF
food gotten up last fall Oh the grounds
of previous short crops cannot loag be
maintained. Though it is still possible
that we may have another cold spell,
vegetation is not likely to suffer serl-
ously, and, Judging by present meteor
illogical conditions and the absence
of any large accumulation OF Ice ana
snow, visit of another very severe
co Id wave is now extremely improb-
able. Even in III exposed Northwestern
grain belt the farmers can find but
little fault with the past or present
wea her. The Chicago correspondent
of the journal OF Commerce, reported
nearly two weeks ago that the winter
wheat is $50 strongly rooted that 1t is
able to stand a freeze like the present
much better than under natural con
ditions." Every day that passes now
augments the suns power and helps to
secure the promising crops against any
back set.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04

HANLAN still maintains his position
as champion oarsman in spite of all eff
forts that have been made to distance
him. He achieved an easy victory
over Boyd on the Tyne, at New Castle,
England, yesterday. Hanlan who is a
Canadian conceded that Boyd was a
beIter man than either of his former
opponents. The latter came to this
country in 1880 with the reputation of
being the best oarsman in England, but
he was ANONYMOUSLY defeated on the
Seekonk. He went home in disgust
but during the next summer he won a
well contested race on the Thames. This
some " hat restored his confidence which
led to his challenge of Hanlan and his
easy defeat yesterday. The little Cana.
dian can for some time yet wear the
honors of the champion oarsman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04
THE SENATE is growing extremely

THE SENATE is growing extremely
patriotic. A joint resolution was passed
by that body yesterday arpropriating
$40 900 to rect monument over the
grave of Thomas Jefferson at Monticel.
10. This was proper and should have
been done many years ago. Later in
the day Senator Saulsbury's patriotic
conscience received twinge and he
introduced bill to give three months
extra pay to seamen and petty officers
Of the naval and marine service engaged
in the Mexican war. Who knows but
the Delaware Senator may yet intro
duce bill to pay the soldiers engaged
in the late civil war three months extra
pay-we mean those who wore the
gray.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04
The Contested Seats.

WASHINGTON, April Some curios.
/ ty has been manifested at the continued
delay of the House COMMITTEES on cleo.
lions in making certain reports which
have been known to be PRACTICALLY ready
for week and over. The reason is
that fixed plan Is to be observed in
the tactics of committee, and to serve
a purpose the cases are to be reported
in the certain order. The cases OF
Bisbee VS.. Finley, Mackey, vs.. . CON
nor and Lynch VS.. Chalmers could be
be reported any day, and on and after
next Tuesday the plans of the commit.
tee will be 80 matured that these and
other cases may be looked for. The small
Republicaa majority, being only one
over all, renders it practically inpossi-
BILE to get quorum without help
There are several members Who were
elected as Greenbackers, bus who are
against the Democrats when they are
needed. They do not want to be With
the Republicans, but II certain cases
are pr. sauted they will do so.
For example, they could satisfy their
constituents should they vote for the
seating of Lynch from the "Snoe- string
district in Mississippi, now represented
by Chalmers, because showing will be
made in that case so damning that the
party lash will uot hold The Democrats
up to Chalmers support If the case Of
Low VS.. Wheeler, OF Alabama, is report
ed favorably at the same time the
Greenbackers and Republicans will
vote solidly against the claims of Cen
eral Wheeler to the seat.
The reason of the delay will now ap
pear evident to the most obtuse. With
the strongest case of Republican vs..
Democrat and a Greeubacker VS.. a
Democrat brought forward at once there
will be little difficulty to get the quor-
UNI, when Virginia Reatjusters come
in with two more Votes, which they can
Away be depended upon To do. Warm
political work may be looked for soon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04
Exhibition of Art.

O, Thursday evening, April Goth, an
ar exhibition, under the supervi.
sion of D. II. Gustu- will be given in
the A. U. VI. 7. Church, French street
above Eighth. The proceeds are for the
benefit Of the Daughters of Conference.
Part first of the entertainment will be
devoted to the presentation of scenes in
the life and dAath of a drunkard Part
second will be devoted to John on
the Isle of Patmos and otter views, and,
if time will permit, scenes of interests
in the career of President Garfield $
home life, Inauguration, assassination
and tn. Nations last honors to the
dead Chief, will be exhibibitel in part
third. R"fresnments will be served in
the lecture room during the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04

GUITEAU's SUIT of clothes in which
he assassnated tho President has been
sold to Coup, the circus man, and will
be exhibited by him in his collection OF
wild animals. After all that is about
the most appropriate place for them to
be kept If the morbid curiosity of the
people could not be satisfied by looking
upon the refrigerated body of Guiteau
they can at least feast their eyes on a
sight of the cast-otf clothing of the
animal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04

NJ, HKWoOD Is TO retire it seems, and
Senate, Teller is to succeed him as
Secretary Of the Interior, the change to
be made SOM time tits week. After
this only Lincoln and Hunt of the late
President Garfeld's Cabinet will be
left, with the indications that the latter
will soon have to 20 With those who
have preceded him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04

WOULD 1T NOT be as well for the
Every Evening to ask the Democrats
in the City Co4ncil, its special friends,
whether they intend to raise the salary
of Councilmen to $500 a year? AS
there are orly eight Republicans in
Council Of twenty three members, it
strikes us that the question would be
more pertinent and to the point if
4 Sked OF the Dem ocrats.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04

Tomorrow evening, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
w. Colmery of Newark, will celebrate
their golden wedding. There are
large number of their friends and rela-
tives residing in this city, who have
received invitations, and there Is no
doubt but that the gathering will be
one of the largest ever held in Newark.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04

WE are not given 10 over indulgence
in spring poetry, but we cannot help
but exclaim that spring, beautiful
spring, is here, The fences ara beauti-
fully decorated with circus bills aud
soon the tramp Of the elept ant will be
heard on MARKET street. The birds sing,
the little boys shout and older bipeds
of hu nanity take naturally to ice cold
beer and claret puucb.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04

WHAT HAS become If all those oppo-
sition steamboats, that ruluor said we're
before This time TO have been plough
ing the waters b. tween this city and
Philadelphia LuAc answers what ?
Some steam boat lines make more by
not running, anu his may be the case
with this newly Projected enterprise.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04

WE WILL venture the comforting as
surluce to the establishmtnt at Fifth
and Market streets, that the new
County Aims House will have an
inebIia'e department.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04
DIR. st.nms' Vegetable Liver PIN:

The perfection Of pills; Mansind's Favor
Pills, isugar coated) ROW endorsed by the
sands. They move the bowels easily BY actin
directly on the liver restore the lost enersit
by prom citing the healthy action or tho i've
the right or eft sit. or through the limb.
indigestion, costiveness s,ck stomach, we&
back, dizziness, bad feelings through til,
body, aching limbs biliousness, az ue, gsneis
weakness and other bodily intrmitss OK
cured Thew positively operate without stip
ping, sickening, Weakening, or leaving II.
bowels costlve. A splendid easy pursativ
boxes (six In one,) 81, sent by mail. Sold Bi
all leading medicine dealers. Main deroi
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, lei
Philadelphia depot, eO2 Arch street, johnson
Holloway 4 20. nov22.tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04
RscPDttOu,

Rev. A. D Davis anl family were
given grand reception on theirarrival
at Denton Md and on the folio wing
Sabbath Mr.. Davis preached t, "a large
congregation and commenced his uew
work v 18th encouraging prospects.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04
FaullklaD0 MIL

is now ready 10 do all kinds of mer-
chant and grist work, also will have a
full stock OF all kinds of flour, feed,
&c, &c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS

S1HII.ApELPHlA,w n4MlNHrON AMI
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
January 80, 1884.
TRAINS WILL LEAVE WILMINGTON Az FOL
Lows:
For Philadelphia and Intern Mediate sta.
TONS 6t5, 909, 1890 a. H.; 2:3u 4, i.Su, 1000
y. IN.
Philadelphia texpress), 2, 2:2s, $3.50, 7'26, g..
3D. 9, GAO ll:t3 a. M; 1915, l:t3, bl', 6:lo, o:3s
sob p. In.
Now York 400, a23 $50 1925. $40, ll.63 a.
M, *l2:SS, 1.53,6.l7, o.8Sr. III.
baltimore and intermediate Stations, LOT
s.sb q. NJ, and % p. N.
For Baltimore only, 1905 a. ID. s and p. ID
Baltimore aad itly Line, u.o7 p. 10.
Baltimore and Washington, LA 46l
800, 8.3s q. M, !. 0, *l:O9, o.57, u.04 p. N.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 9.S6a. M, 90, e.2tP. II.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, $50
=. M, Los, Gas p. m.
Dolmar and intermediate Stations .ab i
n, LOS, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate StatAons,
s.l0 a. NJ, IL m.6S0, T.S0 (express 9.tb)l 10 p u.
Philadelphia and New ork, 40, I.2ss.&
6.l', 6.3S =. m.
Baltimore and Washington, L42, A.tl,
500 q. H.; ll.O4 p. IN. LOS am.
For further information passenger arS ~
erred to the time tables posted at tho Depot
Trains marked thus ~ ire limited expree
upon which extra 1are Is charged.
FRANK THOMSON, J. X. WOOD,
4on'l Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04

NOTIOE-I JANFS A. WILSON, Tal
~ owner the within-men TONED ps|
ises, do hereby give notice that shalliga|
10 The HOnorables the Judges Of the cgsi
General Sessions OF the Peace and jail NJ
livery OF the state Of delaware, in and n
New Castle County. on Monday the sh Y
Of May. \. u, 1881, being the frs day aa|
May term of said court, for license y IL
an ina or tavern known as the WashnaI
House, a; Newark. In School Dri
No. Al, White Clay Or elk Hunts
county OF New Castle state Ct lel wan,
comp lance with the requirements o! Ah
Of the General Ass NIB y In such ass EA|
ana prorided, and to sell intoxicating lqa
quantities lie thu n on, qlart t. hdha
on the premises, and the following re'ptaI
bic citizen, recomu end the SAID applSA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04

NOTICE Sc /, HANNAH HERTlNG AL
~ owoer OF tn, h. use Nul,n,
No. ~. King street, in the All
Ward of the city Of Wilmingtn|
county OF New Castle and State Of DeIlus
10 com lance with the requiem eLts a N
&C. o, the General Assembly In such NJ
made and pro ided, do hereby give sss|
hat shall apply In writing to the cout \
Gen raj Sessions of the Peace and Nm M
livery Of the ,ate OF Delaware, In and i!
New Oastle county, on Monday, tho Oh N
OF May. A. D., 1882. being the next ,rri|
sid court for licen or said house A N
inn or tavern tor the sale therein Of iuD,a
ting liquors In less Quantities than one mn
to be d, ank on the premises. AMI The da|
ing respectable citizens Of the said vii
recommend the said application, VIII
James McCauley JONI DOughsrt
John Btear X. Booth
] oseph Bradford John ~ BrisOn
John y. Dunbar Nicholas Jenny, J,
Charles Weyl X. W. Kirby
Nathaniel Melchtor Alexander Chana
Nathan el Pip ne T. b. Brison
Charles Rcy' ODDS Geo. h. Ne'rG
Geo. W. Nray Nicholas Jenny
Fee X aienle Meyers hayes
W X Bowman VIM II IN mpSa
Michael Kenny kOnert J. Ha1Ig
Robert W. Gibson Martin y, Elliott
as 81 HANNAH HEkllNG |
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04

There were 10 deaths from small oox
in New Orleans during the week ending
March 25Jh.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04
Wl;.UW WOOD !!

Willow Wood for our use should be cut
when the sa Is fuzzy up In the spring ltiee
coming into le.f,) and be fully d9ested Of
bnra AID be KEEP clean and dry; IT must he
al! hlanch wood, not over or b years growth
over or s inches in diameter and free
tfhe RI tn, smaller the wood is tie better.
Fo surn wood we give SO 80 per cord deliver
ed at oar mills on the Brandywine; II deliv.
eroi with The bark on, 1T must be hauled
wIthi- few days after 1t is cat, SO the bark
will not set on 1t. as 1t would nave to be peel.
cd here w, such wool with bark On ~ pei
cord delivered IT tho mills.
Ell DUPONT, UR NEMOURS l. 90.
M13 2tWf2m-w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-04
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

WILMINGTON q UOTATloNs
Uhoice Roller Patent Flour. $50. WY
" Family Flour. ''N~
Roller Ground Supertine Foul
Choice Amber beat...........'
Yellow Corn per bushel.. ....,..'"
White Corn Meal bolted, 100 MS.
Yellow Corn Meal, bOlted, 100 MS
Unbolted Corn NJ cal, por 100 bbs. 4
Corn Shorts and Cuttings, per Ton
Best Middlings per ton. 4
Best Ship Stuff, por ton........'.'
Bran, per ton ..............".''''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
ii A K K l Z ID

, At the u. E. Church Sonth, IN DarkesviIle
Berkeley county. on Tuesday evening last, the
18th instant, by Rev. Mr.. Wolfe, MIR GEORGE
H:kIMES, of Shepherds town, to Miss KA. IE
CHAPMAN, of Darkesv:;le.
At St: Paui's Protestant Episcopa. Church,
Salem. Roanoke county, Va OH the 12th INST.
Mr.. WALLER II. STALEY. formerly of this
GnTnty. to Hiss JOSEPHINE DENNISON, Of
Salem. "a
IT. ST. George. Church. Leadvi!Ie. Colorado.
by Key; i. j. Msckey. CHARLES J. SHAUi.L,
to Mss ANNIE MALoY. of LeadviiIe.
In Chicago. .Januarv 7, 1882, by Rev. Mr. Hon
shaw. Mr.. ROWLAND DAILY formerly of Rom
nry, now of On,ahaw, to Miss ALICE NJ ROB
iNSON. daughter of Col. C. H. Rouiason, of
Martlnsburg. VI
On the 18th of January. 1882. at the Parsonage
OF the NJ. E. Church SoTth, ~ BerryviIIe 6v
Rev. F. A. Strot her. JOHN w wIIIISC;aAN
and Ella 3. WHITTINSTON-a'! Of Clarke
county
On the 18th of January, 1882. at tho residence
OF ne brides, by Rev. F. A. Stro.kc Mr. ED
T. BROY and Miss IDA T. LOCK, and Mr. c r
BROY and Miss SALLIE Fl LOCK-all of Clark .
county.
At the Luth ernn Church in Middleway, Sen.
te1,ber 9th, 1851. by Rev. Geo. Long Mr..
JAMES w. Packet to Miss ELLA BRlNING
ali OF MlddiewaJ, IN tnIs county.
NJ: GEGRGE b. SHAULL to Mics KAiIE
RGRPtlf, daughter of tLe late WIN. murpLy-
s!i of thus county.
. AT the residence of Mr.. John Hayne. Iocust
Gr"Te. NIL on Thursday. Iosh instant bv Rev
Ehas. s. Trump. Mr.. LORENZO ID GRIMM nf
MashlnCtoL county, to Miss ELIZA c.. SHROY
Err, of Ere derrick county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

Iu.the Senate, Mr.. Dennis, from the Ju.
dietary Committee, reported back the bill
concerning the Secretary of State and SUI
preme Court reports, with an amendment
striking from the original bill, which was in
dorsed by the House, the following section:
That the reporter is hereby required an d
authorized to condense for publication any or
all OF the opinions of the judges or either of
them; but the syllabus of no case shall be
condensed" The Senate Judiciary Commit.
tee believes with the Supreme Court Judges,
that the opinion of the Judges should not be
condensed, but published as heretofore and
the committee therefore recommends that the
foregoing paragraph be stricken out.
In the Senate. Mr.. Woods introduced
House bill No. 1872, to amend sections 9,
II. IL and IA Of chapter So of the Acts Of
1881.
One of the most important provisions in
the bill is that nothing in the act shall be con,
strued so as to protect any druggist or regis.
tered pharmacist from any penalty or for
fixture prescribed in any other law regulating
the sale of alcoholic or other Intoxicating
liquors, and the name of any registered phar-
macist who shall be convicted two or more
times of the violation of such law shall be
stricken from the register, and he shall no
longer be a registered pharmacist.
Houso bill No 322, changing the time of
holding Circuit Courts in the 13 Circuit. has
passed the Senate. The dates are as follows:
For the county of Morgan, on the first Tues
day in April, and the second Tuesday in
August.
For the county OF Jefferson, on the second
Tuesday in February, on the third Tuesd ay
in May, and on the third Tuesday in Novem.
Der.
For the county of Berkeley, on the second
Tuesday in January, on the second Tuesday
in April, and on the second Tuesday in o.
tober.
An immense number of petitions, favoring
the submission of the proposed prohibition
amendment to vote of the people, have
been presented, among them one by Mr..
Grantham from l45 citizens of Jefferson
county.
A resolution was introduced in the Hnus @
of Delegates last Friday, by the chairman of
the committee on investigation, asking for an
investigation Of the management of the In
sane Asylum at Weston and the Desf an d
Dumb Asylum at Romney. After an exciting
debate it was determined to refer the whole
matter baek to the House committee to make
further Investigation into the alleged delin.
quencies, with instructions to report any
specific charge that the committee NAV be-
able to report upon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
IFor the Spirit of Jeffersonl
HANDS ON YOUR POCKET-BOOKS.

Taxpayer" in last weeks Free Press.
made some ten strikes. he certainly must
have been in the Council some time or other,
but think under the old regire; certainly
not under the late improved style of electing
ourselves to the Council. He may have been
turned down and can't understand how. l
will try and explain it to HIM: You see, Tax
payer" l am to be supposed in the Council,
and want to stay (bus don't), and will tell
you how VIC boys work this thing. There are
six of US, seven with the Mayor, we agree to
put in twenty FIVE dollars each for the pur-
pose OF buying votes VIC call at the polls
and ascertain how many votes have been cast;
we guess how many have voted for us seven;
then We send Simpson to his office, and go
out to buy votes we get from Simpson the
tax list unpaid; now we have one hundred
aud seveDty-fve dollars for this purpose, and
voters are worth only one dollar and fifty
cents each; we pay voters taxes to the num-
Der OF one hundred and twenty and reap the
honor of being Couhcilmen for the term of
two years, at salary of twenty-five dollars a
year; we charge our salary with the twenty
tiTe dollars outlay and we lay iu still some
money. So. "Tsxpayer," you see how genius
beats the old style, or cur late patent plows
beat the wooden cnes. 1t is the hand on the
pocket>book that wins.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
COMMUNICATED,

Nr. Editor This question of Light ia
our town has brought out several communi>
cations in the Free Press Of last week, and
rather against our Council. 1t is no doubt
an undertaking OF some considerable inpor-
lance to the citizens, and our Council should
not hesitate to shoulder tho responsibility and
give US what we ueed-Light. l don't think
for a moment they should say to the Gas Com
pany, well take Gas at any cost, but they
should call on these gentlemen and get their
price for Ga7, and if in their Judgment tho
Council think the town can afford it, close
1cHh them if not, put up Coal Oil Lamps.
Give us light Of some kind, because the peo-
pie want it. Another reason is, in Nav the
fight will DO Light or No Light-in either
case tho town will suffer. If the Light men
are put in the Council, Of course the town
will be lighted at gas mems prices if the
Anti-Light men arc put in the Council, the
town will be in darkness. So you see why the
present Council ought to act-either contract
for Gas or light with Coal Oil Do some
thing, give US light; if no other, take S. G.
Olachen or Candle Fish. By the way, the
Council may get the gas cistern and house. to
raise and dry these fish. Who knows what
few days may bring forth.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-31
LETTER FROM MIDDLEWAY,

MIDDLEwAY, JAN. 26ru, 1882.
Editor Of the Spirit:
Dear Sir.-The ladies of Grace (Episco.
paD Church of MiddIeway intend having
Oyster Suppers on Friday and Saturday,
February Sd and .tth, afternoon and night,
the proceeds of which are to be applied to
repairing the rectory, and from the WE'LL
known abilities of the committee of arrange>
ments-Mrs f. White, Mrs. DR. A. NJ.
Evans. Mrs. Col. J. J. Grantham and Mrs
P. S. Hinton-it will doubtless be gotten IN
on grand scale snd if you, or any of YOUR
friends, wish to satisfy your epcurism. or,
as MIR. little of the Register would saw, en-
JOY IS square meal ever you atnck fork
IN, call and SEQ them. OpEouoN.