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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
Fishers Burning We'll.

A Harms city, Pa, special says; Fisher
Brothers burning oil well at Thorn creek
Is now a singular spectacle. Through an
ingenious arrangement 4 portion OF the
fountain Of oil was to-day conducted INTO
tanks located about 800 feet from the welt.
Ii is Iao>t remarkable sight, one half the
oil rushing into the tanks. and the remain
der creating great pillows Of flames.
A gauge OF the tanks shows that l0j
barre4s are being stored every hour. II j.
estimated that the flames consume 80 bar
rels an hour, making the daily output over
5000 barrels. As she we'll caught dire on
the 18th. the Fisher brothers have lost
about 10000 barrpls Of oil. Orders have
been sent to oil CITY for peculiar piece Of
casing. wedge.shsDed and containing seve-
raj holes one inch in diameter. On one
end Will be fitted o cap, and with this they
hope entirely to control the well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
Strike Abandoned Reducing Wages.

by Telegraph 10 ne DlsUaI'H''
PITTSBURGH, Pa, December 2G.-Ine
employees OF the Light spring AXE
Works. in Allegheny City, who struck
about ten days ago against a reduction OF
10 per cent. in their wages. have abandoned
the strike, and will return to work at once
1t the reduction.
The workmen employed at the copper
works of c. q. Hussey q co. have been
notified of a IL per cent. reduction IN
wages, TO take effect January lst. \ meet
ing of employees will be held tomorrow 10
consider the matter, when. i; is thought.
they will sccept 4 reduction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
Tragedy M n Wedding.
IHr telcarnnn 10 the Dispatch.I

Try t'IVNI'IFTII y ''I7 '7'''"'-'-'I
ST. JOSEPH. No.. December 2G.-A we'd
ding party was assembled on Christmas at
the residence OF WiliamJ. TAYLOR. Among
the guests was a Mrs. Partlowe. whose nus
band bad forbidden her attendance. Part
lowe came after his wife, and being partly
in lIquor, he became offensive, and when
ordered to leave he shot and mortally
wounded Taylor, the host. Parilowe was
placed IN iil and bail refused. Mrs. Tay-
ior was confined TO her bed and is in dan
gerous condition. While the wounded
man was receiving attention the wedding
part assembled in another room and the
ceremony was performed. after which the
guests di-rerscd, leaving the wedding feast
untouched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
Tar,houakc Shocks I'm Spain.



MADRID. December 2G.-Two slight
shock. of an earthquake was experienced
in this locality yesterday. Shocks were
felt at Gibraltar, and Were severe in the
southern provinces. They caused great
alarm among The people at Granada. Al
Malaga two persons were Killed by falling
walls.
Numerous towns are reported as having
suffered from the earthquake. several
houses. including the telegraph station at
Velcz Malaga. were badly injured, and the
terrified inhabitants encampcd IN the out
skirts Of town during the night. MANI
per-ors were injured at Lola, Motril, and
Albania. and the convent at seville wa
rnrilX dn.frOXcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27

iegislatiUnpf Congress without tbs admis.
sion Of DOUBT ~ 10 the entire constitution.
si'Iy OF the proceedipgs. Few examples
smong many may be cited. First In order
comes the treaty Of 1894 with Great Bri-
tain, which stipulated for commercial pri-
vheges andexemptions from duty, and set
limitations upon the imposition u TONNAGE
aues upon British vessels by Congress. The
treaty OF 1893 with France for the acquisi-
ton OF Louisiana stipulated FOR specjal "a.
yors to French. and Spanish goods and YES
sells In the csded territory during the term
81 Twelve years, Notwithstanding any gen.
eral regulations az 10 trade and navigation
which Congress might make. The treaty
OF 1910 with Great Britain changed exist
ing legislation as to discriminating duties.
The treaty OF 1881 with France contains
special tariff provisions. The Canadian
reciprocity treaty with Great Britain OF
1874 and the reciprocity treaty Of 1878
with The Hawaiian Islands botn confirmed
provision that they should not become
operative until the Necessary laws to carry
them INTO efect should have been enacted
ny Congress. In respect Of all these trsa-
ties the required legislation was passed. In
short, precedenis are in favor Of the con-
stitutional negotiation OF treaties az
'NtthF INV ItFtuut Nv the HTesilent
subject to approval by the Senate and to
legislative cooperation By Congress In car
rying out their provis 'ons. The only object
which the Executive has had In view in
The negotiotions Of conventions now await
ing the acton OF Congress has been
for the best interest OF the republic. and IN
endeavoring to realize this the limitations
OF the purposes and desires of Congress
have served rs guide. AS the action OF
the Executive so taken Is in every case to
be subject tO.ihe decision OF the senate and
representatives OF the people, | do not
doubt that the result aimed at viii be
reached. II the spanish treaty does not
meet the app oval Of the legislative branch.
o; the Government, the representatives
OF popular will cannot fail. trust,
10 perceive that the President has made an
earnest ef1ors TO remove from the held Of
dispute. subject OF contention a. far a.
Cuba IS concerned. and TO secure lastlngand
increasing benefit 10 our agricultural and
manufacturing interests, and to the people
OF the UDioa. and 10 full protection to the
persons aud property OF QUE citizens
abroad.
have the honor to be. sir, your obe1icDt
servant.
FREDERICK T. FRELINGHrYsE,k.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
woros,,,,,,cs II ~. Jol,ns.

wv telegraph % NE DI'paI'I'I
ST. JOINS. y. T., December 2G.-A lis
raich from Harbor Grace states that tue
Orarge demonstration passed of quietly.
A procession composed OF about thousand
persons passed through the principal streets
OF the city unm0le>tei. The river head
men, with green flag, held their own cit
adcl. The Orangemen abstained from IN
trusion On Catholic ground. The bloody
memory OF last 81. stephens, to-day re-
iuforced by a war ship and formidable
police force, ellectualy prevented any hos
tile demonstration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
Failures for the Week.

10y lFl'EiAVh ~ '"S ''7lN''I
NEW YurE. December 26.-Amnns The
failures reported to-day ore The following:
Joseph Schwerin. dry goods, Newbern, y.
c.: William HOLSTER, grocer. Ne"oern'
NC: Jackson X Erounley, general store
Wil.on. &c; J. SilycrstOnc Co.. Henc-
raj store, Columhu.. Mis-; }. ;. Grave,
saw-nili. IIillSddlc. Ga.
LOUISVILLE, December 2G.-The south
crn Wire and Irop-Works Company made
an assignment TO Captain II. ;. irwin to-
day. Liabilities. 100000; assets about the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
MARINE gNrELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 20, 1854.
ARRIVED DEcENBER 25rH.
schooner q. II. Jones. Pearcr, New York. phos-
plate, ". II. Curtis, agent
SAILED DECEMBER 25-H.
schooner l.. A. Danenhswer. Cannon, Philadel-
phia aud camden, railroad-tlcs and pig-iron, Cur
schooner Ii. p. Bayens. New YorL, coal, Chesa.
peake aud Ohio Railway Company.
schooner \. &. Bueklev. Cranmer, New gors,
coal. [ hesapcske and Onto Railway Company.
ARRIVED DECEMBER 26rH.
Steamer ARIEL clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise, and Passengers, l.. u. Tatum.
agent
sehoOnfr Carrie l.. Godfrey. Cullen, Boston,
POW der. alt, ana dsh, Curtis 3 Parker.
seho' ncr hocheeo, ReIsh, New fork, salt, r. v.
Williams Go.
:. III. Have.
SAILED DECEMBER 26.u
steamer WyanOke, Iiulphers, New YORK, mer-
steamer Pioneer. Plar. Philadsiphix. merehsa-
disc aud uassengers. ,. W. Mc,a-Iick, agent.
BaIk Virginia l.. stafford, Phillips, santos, nocr
PORT or NEwPOIr's NEWS, DEC. 26. 1854
10y Telsrsph.i
ARRINED.
s'eam,b!p George Appo,d. Peterson, Baltimore
land sailed for savannah
steamship ,e.sca. Walker. New York land salt
ed for West Point.
stesmshIp Ashford (Br.l. -. Galveston. 10 coal.
sehooner LIME ~. bun, Anderson. New York.
sehoeper Jonathan Bourne, Thompson Bacts-
port. Ne.
schooner James Rath1eli. Crawford. Boston,
steamship Norucia Orb Bradford, London,
having eoaled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
ROIn Holy.Sna(clIing.

10y tftEtilu ~ lilN lfielaA' Hsl
OTTAWA, ONT, December 2G.-At wei
tou, sixteen miles west OF Kingston. on the
Grand Trunk railway, the day after the To-
mans Of John ChattertOn had been placed
i'm the vault, two young men went TO the
men IN charge, and representing themselye'
~ relatives Of the deceased, said they bad
received information that the medical stu
dents ut Kingston University had planned
10 steal the body, and they wanted to get il
away for burial elsewhere. The young
men were accordingly permitted TO take
away the BODY, being assisted by four
others. II has been discovered that the
party were all medical students. Clutter
ton bad died OF a very peculiar disease
which had puzzled the physicians, and
consequently was good subject for The
diesecting.table. No trace OF the body ha,
been found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
The Rebellion.

The servants OF the internal deparimen.
sometimes rebel and raise rlo.. .a.r .s.
gets torpid and sulkily refuses 10 bseomes
and dispose Of the bile. stomach IL, ,eels
uneasy and declines to digest , ,oa'. low.
slow and wants TO take q resi-, n'gvu r.ad
pa'e and don't circulate night. tu $3.50.
the riot act and give few dose ol Id ny hsa ;,
Iron Bitters. Blood enriched nlan's NE LIE
work right; aud improved h' s.s s rnnaI,
hands with renovated stomach. ine. uu
lion Is over. Memorandum-puy p'o""
Iron Bii,ers. One dollar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
End Of a shoemaler's Strike.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispaich.i
PHILADELPHIA. December 2j.-1hc long
lockout in the shoe factories ended to-day,
and many OF the men returned to work
Although this was the. time fixed for The
end Of the strike. several Of the manliiLc-
turers decided to keep their factories closed
until next week. They had taken advantage
Of the temporary suspension OF operations
10 make needed repairs in their machinery,
and these. in some eases, have not YET
been finished. Other factories VIII remain
closed until Monday on account OF the holi-
EaV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
Washington Items.
GBy telegraph to The Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, December 2G.-rhr Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue to-day r.
ceived telegram from Agent Lanand, al
GAINESVILLE, Ga. saying that the coroner:
jury in the case OF the two moonshiner'
who were Killed recently in an attack or
revenue officers near Gainesville mad re-
turned verdict that the killing was done
in seli-deience.
Representative Randall will leave Wash
ington tomorrow afternoon on visit to {
number Of southern cities. lie will be IL
Louisville Monday, Nashville Tenn.
Tuesdsy and Wednesday, and Birmingham
(Ala.) Friday. n possible he will stop a
Chattanooga next saturday. Mr.. Randall
will probably he accompanied by Mrs. Ran
dahl snd Representative McAdoo, OF New
IfrseV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
The Dnkofa TroubIes.

10y tctsfaph 70 INC DlspdItH'T
FARGO, ID. r., December 2G.-Four
men arrested by deputy marshals at VIII
mot, in Roberts county, have been brought
20 Fargo. charged with stopping the mails.
They state that the party who stopped the
msil-carner did not know that he was o
United States mail-earrier, and that the
mall was not touched. They claim their
arrest was The spiteiui work Of the other
faction in the county-seat fight. The
names OF the men are II. II. Hougey, Judge
probate; W. w. Bowers. druggist; Al.
DAVIS, and A. Knudson. They say they
are not the men who stopped the mall
wagon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
The Fey ptian Financial Question.

lb' Nd"lt W tht birPa'V"'l
LONDON, December 26.-The D0,iy NelcS
this morning devotes special article to
The decision Of the Powers TO ignore the
proposals Of England relative to Egyptian
finances. This attitude OF the Powers, the
AOrS asserts, is prompted by Bismarck.
who Is irrltated AZ GadStone'S policy and
desires TO overthrow his Cabinet. Bis
marck, the article continues, wanted Eng
land TO annex Egypt, and thus enable Ger
many 20 pursue her colonizing policy I'M
hammered. France and Austria willingly
support Bismarck in this matter. for they
consider En.land's attitude in Egypt As u
check to the am exation OF territory which
they intend to make in other quarters OF
the Globe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
a Attacking (nsc.

LANCASTER, Pa. December 26.-O,clr
Wise. vino j. employed on farm near
Liiiz. was found dying in Milcr's woods,
not Tar from that place, about O'Clock tdis
morning. with both legs in Gre. The
flesh was burned on from hlp, to knees.
He was removed TO the county hospital. aud
/, not expected to live. His story is that
while on hi, way home last evening he WAS
overcome 10y cold and built fire. but was
% lenunbcd that he fell into The flames and
wa, unable 10 crawl away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27

GRAIN and COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Va. December &c. 1854.
OFFERINGS.
wBEAr.--whitc. I32 bushels. Red, t.sI
bushels. TotaI, Loss bushels.
OATS. u, sos bushels.
SALES 2yPoRrED 20 SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red. coo bushels very good
Longberry On private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
Late weather Report.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch

Especial telegram 10 the Dispiich'I
WASHINGTON, December 27-l:O6 A. W.
For the Middle Atlantic States. partly
cloudy weather, local SHOWS. north to east
winds, slight rise 10 temperature, lower ba-
rometer.
For the South Atlantic States. partly
cloudy weather and local rains. northeast
erly winds, slight rise in temerature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
Train-Robbers Sentenced

TEy tCrgrlph 10 lHe DsIMIcTI'I
LITTLE Rock. ARR, December 26.-ln
the Circuit Court this morning Adolphe
Parker and John Clifford. two train-rob-
ber., were sentenced to the penitcDiiary
Parker for six and Clifford for seven years.
Tho trial OF Cook, who turned states evil
dcnce. wa, postponed to the next term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27

Mrs. Pulitzer, wife of Joseph Puli,zer.
editor OF the New York World, invited 40
boys and the same number Of girls. rang
ing from three to ten years OF age, TO Flo
renee Hall. in that city, Christmas. and dis.
tribuied 81 800 worth OF Oyercolts. shlwl',
toys. and sugar-plums among them. They
were all children OF poor parents. living in
the Tenth. Eleventh. and Seventeenth
wards on the East side OF New York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
Nails Delayed by Snow.

nv Telegraph 10 Ihe DlsplTFH'I
NEW YORK, December 2G.-The delay 10
the mails by the snOw-storm to-day Is con-
fined. so far as known at present, to the
south aud Southwest, which were one and
a bslf hours late. and the western mail on
the New York Central was two and a hall
hours late.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27

MILWAUKEE,, December 2G-Fiour steady.
" heat easier; No. Milwaukee. cash
703c.; January, zoe. Corn scarce and
wanted; No. 3. SIC. Oats quiet; No. =
white 2Sc. Mess pork. sl0.s0 cash and
January. Lard-primc steam. - 90 cash
nrd IannnrN. Hog. week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
Jews Refusing Military Service.

Nv c2bIt 70 Int DisDIIVH'' =,
BERLIN, December 26.-The jews 10 Tue
province of yolbynia, in Western hu-sE'
are refusing TO undergo military service
and are Offering resistance to Russian poiice'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
The aRish.AmericaD Treaty.

Madrid. December 20. The Spanish
Government will empower Senior Valera,
Minister 80 Washington. 10 assent 10. the
modificai oBs Of the pending IIlspino. Amer
can treaty II such she'll be necessary 20 en-
sure ITS ratification by the American Senate.
As the treaty now stands il is proposed to
admit free into America sugars not above
sixt, en- Dutch standard. Spain. however.
will allow the treaty to be modified to the
extent OF admitting only sugar. up to
flags IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
Raising n Railroads Indebtedness.

NEW YORK, December 2G.-lt was stated
this afternoon that G.. J. Seney had raised
$3.50. 200 for the East Tennessee Railway
Con. psny to meet its interest charges, and
that The directors would raise $3.50, 900 addl-
ton al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
Death Of a Noted Surgeon.

INV telegraph oibe Dispateh.I
BOSToN. December 26.-Dr. W. IL. Ihorn-
dixie. noted surgeon, died suddenly IRON
pneumonia this morning, at bis home, III
this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was snowy
in the morning; clear later.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, % {;
"a. NJ, rs; noon. 30; 3 Z. NJ, "a; p.
NJ, 30; midnight, 25.
Mean temperature, q sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27

Nothing can be more acceptable to
YOUR guests for the holidays than bottle
OF Duiiy's Barley Malt Whiskey. IL is for
sale BY every frst.class grocery.house In
the city. When you send your basket down
ordera hottie. Your holiday dinner will
not be complete without IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
oH.TANKs IN FLAMES.

ELMTPA, y. Y. December 26.-One oil
two 3O.0O0.barrel Oi'-tanKs. situated at
West Junction, five miles from ElTlra, eX-
ploded al $40 O'Clock this morning, aud
both tanks were soon mass OF nlmes.
The shock OF the explosion was felt in FL
mira. IN manv cases dishes beng thrown
from shelves and mirrors broken. NO one
was seriously hurt, although houses near
the tanks were badly damaged. being rid.
died as il by cannon. The IRE Is SUI
RI ging. aud the loss will not fall short OF
S1Oo OOO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
An Abscondipg Railroad Ticket Agent
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

PITTSBURGH, December ga special
dispatch TO the Chronicle and Telegraph
from steubenyile, o., says Last night
james Collins, ticket agent Of the Pan Han
die railroad at Csdiz Junction, hes disap'
peared with $4,000, a part OF which was
borrowed from friends, while the rest be-
longs TO the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27

Il. Ii. Douglass n sons CIpsicum Cough
Diops are manufactured 10y Themselves. and
are the result OF over forty years expert
ence in compromising cough-miXtures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27

Those who are eating heavy dinners
about holiday times should wash u down
with Duny's Malt Whiskey diluted WIN
water-two thirds water and ono third
wbiskey. making drink that no wine can
equal. Try IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
Bishop OF NstchitOehes'

IBy cable TO the Dispateh.I
ROW.. December 26.-Dr. Duryee aas
been appointed bishop Of Natch'toehes' LIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27

prove ss probable ~ was TO be desired.
and In 1859 he returned 10 the practice OF
bis profession, with but few attempts d az
ricusturaI pursuits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
FIRE RECORD.
A QoO OOO Elaye.

IBy Telegraph % Che DIspaIch'I
TOLEDO. OgIo, December 26.-At Desh-
Ter. Ohio. last night fire. originating in
the dry-g0ods store OF John Voght de-.
stroyed nine buildings IN the business part
OF the town. The principal losers are John
Vocbt. !. G. Waltmeyer. grocer; William
G.. Coates. saloon: and Mead & Lafirrty,
druggists. The losses aggregate $4,000;
insurance. 80 600. The fire was caused by
a lamp explosion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27

4 Ch11DUnDSs
RIchnsuA city So. <...~-s..stSt 80
KIchmend city 6's...v-~..~s~tIs 49,
Richmond city IS. s
sAsbnsAD DoxpA.
Col end 6ssenviIle 1t Ch.... ~
Columbia & q. III So, ex Int. ~ -.
virginia Mbdiapd lDcoDe eS.s ~ ~
Piedmont Railroad lit sg....W ..
perersburg lst Sc, Class A.. ~!
Pet. Cd Ga, Class D. OK tns.... s0l ~
r.. Y. n. 4 Chesapeskc s's....1W Nv
r. and d. eonsoi 6's, 1884,. ~
r. and j.. eonaol 81, 1890. ...l0lf -.
r. and d. gold g.. .......... - ~
II. and D. adventures .....-... 10
K. aud A. yst mortgage Ts.... 01t =.
A. and &. income 6's, OK tas.. 80 ~
G.. L. snd,A. 1st mort. 7's.... 1913 i"s
Western forth Caroline rs. LOB
Georgia Pacific fst 6's, JAZZ. 30 VI
RAiLRosB STOCKS. Par.
r.. and Y. common. ...l0~ - ~
r.. r. and p. CIV. scrip. ~ d
r., +. &P Spcrceut. guar. -. ~ I'D
Col. and GreenvilIe pref. 100 II
Richmond & Petersburg. 100 20 ~
Petersburg Railrosd......n0 "a rs
Richmond and Aileghany.i00
C., &. and A.............lW ~ ID
Atlanta sld Charlotte. 100 6at
North Carolina. 100 81 %
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. % rs -.
Virginia Hsnse. - IL iH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-27
DANTALO0N TALK.

DVriag EARLY part and up 10 25th II December
nee ,cere too busy 20 note many things. No,o that
a quieter state NJ affairs erists zee. fad ft
OUR PANTALo0N DEPARTMENT
about 200 pair Mems Elegant Paatdloons Of su-
perior quality, and in erery eay eOTthy
Ss-OF OUR ENDORsATION;
Iuf some holc they ,eers sloo sellers. We eutled
than all out, and markell
Those that rere sl0 doon 10 IS,
Those that pere ~ dOtcn 10 $3.50.
Those $3.50 and ~ dolon to %,
Those that oere s6 do,on 10 IS,
7hose that ,sere IS dopn 10 "a
% lthfeh reductions zoe invie the attention o|
GEyTLBHEy needing Trousers; AND WHO
DOES NOTf