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HEALTH Is WEALTH.
DENTIsTS.

Arrrrry~~r.r.~s-rI-r ~ |N~~ ~00~0~'~~~s
Ge FOR A SET OF TEETH. r@a
For QUALITY. BEAUTY, and WORK
MANSilIP these teeth cannot be surpassed:
Teeth extracted without pain for soc. All
kinds OF Filings from 81 up. Old. broken;
and loose sets feTnodelled and made as good
"a new AZ very low price. All work guaran-
teed TO give entire satisfaction or money re-
funded DE-. l.. CALVIN JOHNSTON,
Dentist.
s2s teea Main street. about one sseare east
Of Monroe Park. mh l1-tMnzo-
y. DAWSON, G.J. DAWSON. W. i. DAWSON.
DAVIS0N'S E
~ DENTAL PARIORS, od5ffD
No sle east Main street.
Office hours from A. NJ. 10 +. NJ.
Terms moderate. Subtraction guarsn-
teed. fe i-om
DR. CHAS. A. MERCER, EMA
~ DENTIST. rfyYfU
ONCE. sea Main street, between Third
and Fourth streets.
once hours from 8 A. N. 10 0 y NJ.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-18

pYJUST LOOK AT OUR PARA
soLSl We have full assortment In new
goods.
mhI7 LEVY a DAVIS.
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- Map Of the scat Of War in the SOudan,
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DRESsMAKlNG

DRESSMAKING.
Miss CAMERON
solicits a call from her patrons and the pub
lie generally.
427 EAST BROAD STREET.
NH l7-2ts
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Volunteers organ izlpg

Ex. Sheriff Ogle has opened o recruit
Ing Office at Sixth and Market streets.
for the purpose of organizing volun-
teer company to proceed at once at the
call of the President of the United
States, to Central America, to protect
the interests of American. citizens and
resent the recent indignity, and pre-
vent any recurrence of the same.
The company is to be one hundred
| strong, classed as follows: thirty five
commissioned officers fifty non. com
| m issioned and fifteen privates. The
privates accepted are expe cted to fight
for glory and not for promotion.
A guarantee has been given by the
Government that all who return with
wounds or any other disability.
| that IL 10 say dead broke" shall be
provided for at the State insane asylum
| at the expense of the State of Della
ware, while those who return in sound
health shall receive the title of General,
and oy this means the true bravery
they exhibited in the company will be
ret snized. The company is to be
kp .sn as the Baliff guards and from
tbs we'll known earnestnes5 of its pro.
Jet or tn. morale ofths comp pany wifi he
!" questioned. I5 is also suggested that a
b, be presented to our Legislature on
Monday asking for funds to thoroughly
equip and fit out the company in a
manner that will reflect credit and
honor upon our Statt that through
wars, both colonial anil national, has
never faltered, but the irst to resent a
wrong don9 to the nation. Owing TO the
OF the case The office will be
open all day to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
At 80. JOhn's Uianrch.

At a. IN short carol service and
first celebration of the holy eucharist
choral AT 10 80 a. NJ, morning prayer
! sermon ana second celebration with the
following music:
Professional hymn, 80 .Carev
Onrlse our PASSOVER. ....... Millard
| isDeum, ;'........... ..... Chad wick
Jhbilate Deo, MiJlard
Kyne, Credo, Gloria and Sauctns. from
oiiperts 3 communion service In G as
cription.
Some let us adore him, ....... .Offertory
Come see the placs, Dauk's Recessional
Caroi. i............ Selected
az p. M, choral evenesong with
carols and anthems. The regular choir
VIII De assisted by aquartette, composed
of w. N. Hamilton, tenor Mrs. HoI-
comb, soprano; Mrs. Wales, contraIto.
and Jos. II. Jones. bassp.
Is Rawnsley will be- carnetist and
.. Nooeres organist, VIM. j Fisher,
The choir festival viii take niaca on
Thursday evening at {. 30, to which all
are cordially invited.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Ninth Watch Gu b.

Mlllard f. Davis, No. 9 East Second
street, organized the first watch club In
the State of Delaware. On Wednesday
April 8th, the books will be open to
enter the names of the ninth club.
Hundreds Of persons In this city are
the owners of beautiful! watches, and
they never could have procured them
were 1t not for the simple and safe plan
of a dollar week az members of q
watch club. Now Ia your opportunity
to join q club, and get a silver or a gold
watch, just ~ good and an cheap as
though you paid the cash. Watches oil
all kinds from $50 to S65. Go at once
and enter your names as member of the
ninth club and secure reliable time
piece.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
NewSSumI ImarV.
RAGS From EGYPT -PREaIDENT
RIDD LIE To BE TRI ED SEVERE
SNOW kTOKH.
THE WHEAT FIELDS.

The propeller Wisconsin, which left
Milwaukee eighteen days ago, and has
heen in great danger from ice, reached
Grand Haven on Thursday. She was
Rad ly twisted by tfe ice and her star
board side nearly broke in. To keep
her afioat part Of her coal cargo had to
be thrown overheard.
A telegram from San Francisco says
that 90 Thursday night Lillian Smith,
q California girl, fourteen years old,
broke 100 glass balls with Winchester
rifle in two minutes and thirty.fve
seconds. This beats all previous re-
cords, DIR. Carver's best being two min.
utes thirty-six seconds.
Reports from many points in Virginia.
received at Lynchburg. show that aban-
doned wheat fields, which were about
to be plowed up for other crops, have
came ont 30 finely since the warm
weather az to change entirely the crop
prospect reported earlier in the season"
U. s. Marshal Hughes, of Virginia,
who was arrested in Texas on the
charge Of embezzlement, arrived in
Richmond on Friday morning, in
custody of an officer. He was taken
before the U. s. Commissioner, waived
an examination, and was held in 81, 900
bail.
Darius w. Lawrence, aged At, for
merly stock broker, and well-known
in Wall street, committed suicide in
the Hanneman Hospital in New York
on Friday afternoon, by cutting his
throat. He was under treatment for
chronic alcoholism.
The New York County Committee of
the Woman Suffrage Iarty, on motion
of Mrs. Lille Devefeu Blake, has
passed a resolution asking the President
to remove Governor Pierce, of Dakota,
for vetoing a woman suffrage bill.
David Vanaracco, an Italian, "a
years old, was instantly killed last
night by being struck by train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Twentieth
street crossing, Philadelphia.
The Scott Temperance Act has been
carried IN Wellington County, Ontario,
by over 900 majority.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Our Legislators.
a SHORT sEsAION IN TnE EMO USE
-CONSIDEi ABLE BUSINESS
DONE In THE SENATE.

DOVER, April 3.-The General As.
sembly adjourned for The week today.
The session In the House this morning
was q short one. and closed in time for
the members to start for
their homes on the morning trains. In
the Senate, no Owever, considerable busi.
ness was transacted, and the session
did not close until after / o'clock. A
| number of the members of the Legisla.
ture still express the belief that the
two Houses will be able to adjourn sine
die on next Friday, but the prospect ia
not very encouraging. This mornings
proceedings follow
SENATE.
The Senate met at 10 q. m. Bills in.
troduced In relation to the election of
Trustees Of New Castle Commons nu.
thoriZing the Trustees of the New Cas-
lie Commons to dispose in fee simple Of
the real estate belonging to the trust !;
| a suppleme mt to the act establishing
the Kenton public schools TO amend
the act Incorporating the Town of st.
| Georges.
The House bill to provide for the pay
ment of part of the funded debt Of
the State was read twice and referred
Bills passed : To amend chapter 12S.
OF the revised statutes to incorporate
the towns Of Magnolia and Tow nserd /;
10 establish the boundaries OF school
district No. 81. in New Castle County ::
repairing n part of the White Clay
Greek Hundred road law; to enable
Joseph III. McChesney to convey his real
estate (amended) /; relating to improp
erly acknowledged deeds (amended.)
Bills to divorce Lizzie and David
Patterson and William and Elizabeth
Morgan wire introduced and read. AL.
Journed until p. m. On Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at 9 o'clock o. III.
Bills introduced by Mr.. Salisbury,
70 revive an act 20 enable j. Alexander
Fulton to locate certain marsh land;
and to amend section Z, chapter 48, re-
vised code by requiring the Trustees
of the Poor Of each County to annually
make public report, ,y printed pam.
ph'et, of their receipts and eXpendi-
lures by Mr.. Adams, to amend chap.
ter.25, revised code, by increasing q o
salary of the State a uditor from $500 to
$500 by Mr.. Palmer, to locate u new
district out of district II, New Castle
County; Senate bill amending the pilot
law Senate bill in relation to the pr &C.
tice OF pharmacy by Mr.. Barlow, to
Incorporate the Brandy wine Granite
Company.
Tie Senate bill to validate title to
certain property of Martin Walker, from
which the Dotarial seal had been omit
ed, was passed.
Mr salisbury offered joint reso!u.
ton empowering Sergeant Rankin to
act rs q law officer for the purpose oi
detecting the perpetrators of numerous
robbers committed In he House. Adcp-
TED. Adjourned unt;l O'Clock, p. m,
Monday.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
saved From tho Storm.

Next Monday the W. T. Stephens
Dramatic Company will commence an
engagement of one week at the Opera
House. under the management OF
Jacobs & Proctor, during which they
will present the great melodrama
Saved From the Storm, or Messen.
gers OF Love-" introducing the wonder.
ful dramatic dogs Romeo, Leo, Hero,
ZIP and Major. This play is highly
sensational and filled with startling
scenes and incidents. The admission
will only be 10 and 20 cents, and the fact
that Manager Jacobs has it in charge,
is a guarantee that the performances
will be first class in every repect.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Charles j. IL, Recketf.

los West Seventh street, Wilmington,
Del, Wine, Liquor and Cigar Dea ler.
Royal Cabinet,
Pure Old Rye Whisky,
Cruiskeen Lawn,
Pare Old Irish Whisky,
Pure Brandy,
Holland Gin,
O.d Rom Gin,
fine S1ervy,
Ani fuli line of Pure Liquors and
Goriials
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

The large clothing store of Weisen.
field Co., In West Baltimore street,
Baltimore, WAS damaged by fire last
night to the exteut of S75, 200. The loss is
covered by insurance.
The Arcade building in Utica, New
York, occupied by several stores, was
damaged by fire yesterday morning to
the extent OF about $50, 900.
Two small bridges on the Columbus
branch of the Iron Mountain Railroad
in Missouri, were burned by incendiar les
on Wednesday night.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Exceedingly Popular.

The Excelsior Loan Association is one
OF the most prosperous associations in
this city of which we have any know
ledge. The annual report for the past
year. which was mentioned in the RE.
PUBLICAN few days ago, shows the
profit to have. reached over fifteen per
cent ON the amount invested. None y
may be borrowed and paid back when
desired. Shares in the new series are
now offered at one dollar each. For fur.
ther information call ON VIM. L. HAW.
KINs, Secretary, 712 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
A Handsome Present.

Mr.. 1. N. Jefferis was the recipient
this morning OF a number Of artificial
flowers worked in the shape of horse
shoe. They indicate great deal of taste
and skill on the part of the donor, and
they will certainly be preserved for q
long time by Mr.. j .as a momento of the
brightest and happiest period Of life.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
A Large DuDlicnte.

Having already disposed of a large
stock of Spring designs In wall papers
and window shslts, we have duplicated
some of our best selling patterns, and
at the same time purchased number
OF as pretty patterns, ii not prettie,
ones, which we are receiving daily.
Rosin & Brother, 220 West Second ct.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

sun rises $40. sun sets 28.
.Agonss lvr Snnlap,s Maes.
kumfOFd Brothers. ADetOrr.

sun rises $40. sun sets 0 rs.
A8enss n0r aSunaapyD Maeo.
xumford Brothers. Hast0rH.
Try Bush's coal ; You will ike It.
1Ty Bush'e coal; you will ike it.
Brasilisn Tonic Bitters only 20 osnts.
do to L. +. hdafr's tor baby coaches
Go to Adair's for carpets and oil cloth.
d0 to Adatr's for china and Z lass Sare.
Birds and cages at Parker's, East and o.
Bucher, sign painter, No. sll Shiplsy st.
Willard Y. Davis. jewelers. L. And stree,
Oiv Laundry, Sixth snd 'shipiey strao,s.
Strong cough candy at iesg uson's,ll END
Hrfhgers sold and repaired. at sle s;hipI .,
fins 10 Il. E!nsa.aL HE1i's 10 L. FOurth 10
'eas'lian Balm, oo1gas -ad colds, 10 o,s
Step-ladders, breeding cages, at soc. store.
20 70 Mullins for your tobacco and cigars.
b25 West Font street.
Goto Adair's new variety store for almos,
everything you may want
Carpets from II cents up at Adair's l3Kirg
street.. Also Oil cloths at ali prices.
me cheapest place to buy china and glass
ware Is ut Adair's 4i3 King street
Pain Victor is guaranteed 10 cure rheuma-
tism and all neuralgia affections.
Gravel and plastic slate roofs put on by
Morrow & Croker. All French street.
Fixtures AMI lightning rods for sale by
MORROW troker, All French street.
Old tin roofs coated and made tight by
| IL orrow & Croker. All French street.
DO to Wiisoa's, 4ls Market st., for floor oil
cloths. now patterns, at 25 cents yard.
Have your lock-smitbing, bell-hanging and
repairing done by W. IL. Hartlove, 2O6 East
Third street.
Cheapest place t. buy window shades fs OF
Hodges Mayee, southeast corner Seventh
and >bipley streets.
Fine salt oysters Is. 30 aud 70 cents Der
quart at Ponnelrs stail 40 King street, and
asi kinds Of fresh tlsh.
Take your babies to Hollands, 301 Market
street, and have thciri pictures taken by the
instantaneous process.
When Claru was asked what she would do
II o nice yOurg gentlemen asked her hand in
marriage, Tho naively replied 81 really
don't think I'D no."
In one species Of spider tho female is three
nundred times larger than male. 1t is un.
necessary to rensrk that the husband never
gets into bed vita his boots on.
| koss now has a fine assortment OF latest
styles OF Derby hats, made to order st two
doliars-best In the city. AIno, a large stock
OF underwear, gloves, neck wear and notions.
Call and see them.
Gold, towor bronze, velvet and plush
mouid1ngs are all the style. Frames made
from all kinda at rs per cent. on OF usual
prices. Baugh, 203 West Second street. r.
|S.-Chromos Of all kinds cheap.
Elegant plush and morocco albums -
Prices IS and "a each, in small weekly pay.
ments. Leave orders at REPUBLICAN office
or call on John u. Eryant, PENNSYLVANIA
House, King and Front streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

l have splendid assbrtp,ent of anti.
ftnss aau trewserlng' tor Spring wear
~, vIuor VOTE. we propose TO keen
eo sn1 reputation enjoyed by this house
finest and best fitting garments IN The
city. None but frsS-ciass art;ats sr1,o ,,,o
ployed, and every parmeps pnaran-
teed satisfaction or ro sale at .fobn n
Moore's, 22S Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

The opening of the ice cream estab.
lishment of Charles Kyle, corner of
Sixth and Orange streets, will take
place this evening He expacts n
crowded house, aud we hope he may
not be- disappointed.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
The Last Performance.

This evening Mr.. Joseph H. Keane
and his excellent company will appear
for the last time at the Opera. House
in this city. They gave first class
rendition of the famous " Rip Van
Wrinkle last evening, and received
much merited applause. Mr.. Keane
was particularly good in the title role,
and during his engagement has estab-
lished for himself in this city a lasting
reputation as careful, painstaking
actor. This evening he will present
thu great double bill of Paul Pry
and " solon Shingle," and there is no
doubt but he will be greeted with a
packed house. The admission will
only be 10 and 90 cents, and as there
are no reserves those who wish choice
seats will be obliged to go early. Both
these plays are filled with fun, and all
who enjoy hearty laugh should be
sure to attend.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Updersakers, Assoctsttou.

At regular meeting of the Under
takers Association held in the Board of
Trade rooms on Friday, the following
officers were elected President,
Thomas Mitchell Vice President,
Lnther w. Palmer Secretary, John
B Martin Treasurer, Daniel 7. XII J.
row
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Do Not FOr,s setUt.

u, an now prepared to show a full
ing ~ VI new spring millinery goods at
an euo ioWest IhiIaoeiphla prices. Scarfs,
norr noweis is a"u riooons, lich l am selling
very low. Oome and be convinced that
you cahnoe even save your fare by
gong 70 tne city. Yours truly,
II. STEINlCKEE, 217 Market ST.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Military Hall.

David B Birney Post, No. 70, G. A.
r will give q military and citizens
dress ball, at the Opera House, in New
Castle, on Monday evening next. j. j.
o'lsS a. Mssrids, II %'s. W. MnsgsG2n ssa and
Wright are his assistant.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Missionary Meeting

The annual meeting Of the Woman 8
Missionary Society Of the Presbytery OF
New Castle was held In Port Deposit
Presbyterian Church, the first session
at 10 q. M, the second at 2.30 p. NJ,
and the third at 7.30 p. IN. Delegates
were present from all the churches in
the Presbytery. The morning and
afternoon sessions were conducted by
the ladies, and ths afternoon session
the children of the Port Deposit Pres.
byterian Sunday school rendered
several m visionary hymns. The even.
ing needing was of popular character.
Addresses were delivered by Doctor
Howard Nixon, of Wilmington, Rev.
w. G. Alexander, of Middletown, Rev.
Mr.. Stonecipher, of Dover, Rev. Gayley,
of West nottingham Church, and other
prominent cleIgymen.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
IheY HIVE ArrtVasl

Those unlauudried shirts, New York
mills muslin. size, 13H, IA, 14H, 10,
15H, 16, 16H, II. so dozen of them to
be sold at 55 cents each, for S1.5O.
Sold nearly 100 in one day. Be quick
If you wish for any OF this lot, at Crosby
& Hills.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

20, 900 pieces of wall paper at "a. D..
Holt, who has the finest selected and
largest stock of wall papers and win
dow shades In the city. All work done
with despatch by experienced men, and
satis faction guaranteed. III, d. Holt,
2l3 w. Second street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
To My.l,atro ns:and Otn ers.

am better prepared to attend to work
more promptly than ever, with a full
line of latest patterns in paper hang
ings and window shades, We can do
your work at once. Gall and see our
latest designs. A B. Jones, 422 Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

DR.. 8. p. Stackhouse will lecture in
the Central Presbyterian church, next
Thursday evening. on Circulation and
Respiration. All who wish to learn
how they may promote their health
should go and hear him.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
L. D. OFF.

The Rev. Robert F..;Graham, Grand
Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Della
ware, will deliver lecture in the Ma
sonic Temple, In this city ,on the Goth of
April in order to commemorate the 66th
anniversary of the establishment of the
Order of Odd Fellows.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

Register Grubb has granted letters OF
administration to Henry T. and Ellen
ID. Alexander, on the estate of Phoebe l..
Alexander, late of this city. Also to
Thomas j. Scott, on the estate of Mary
Devine, late of Cecil County, Md.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
+ A RING UP
| SALE
| At less than
lnts on theDo||ar,
J make room for
FNG GOODS.

- 10 L.--i i--.;~s
| Boots. $50 from
ladies' lasting Con
I.25 from 50.
Is lace morocco walk
ITS, SIPS from $l.75
Ps' kid and goat opera
+, sI25 from 81 and
Most Of this lot o.
are French kid.
ren's S cur kid button,
kid button, laps and
hole, 40, 81 from
hd Sl.65.
IS kid lace, is, IS
bn IS cents.
is kid button, $500
rs cents.
) cali button,la and
s, S..
ard complete line
!, missee' and chill
pods at correspond
y prices.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Easter sun day.

Tomorrow is Easter Sunday. the dt OBJ
served by Christians In all parts OF the world
crucified Christ, and appropriate services
Will be heid In all the ehurches in this city
flowers, and special programs of music have
been prepared.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Madame Denre spinar supnor1lug

Corset taken The lead acknowledged
by all the ladies to he the most COM
Portable ftting corset worn. Call at
800 Madison street, Mrs. Sallie l..
Blocksom, and leave orders. Also lady
wanted to canvass the city.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
ApDOfnfnent.

Rev. George II. Bristor has been as
signed by the New York Conference to
tho church in Spring Valley, N. Y. 1t
is to be hoped that he v Ill conduct him.
self properly, and build up a character
for religion as we'll rs decency.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

Needles, oil, belts, shuttles, parts
attachments, etc., for all sewing ma
chimes at Crossley's Sewing Machine
Emporium, 623 shipley street, near tue
corner Of seventh.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
WIZ Gelhn VOran

Everybody who visit our s,ora GOV
we take the lead in Quantity and W.
riety of stock in wall papers and win.
d ow shades. Rosin & Bro.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Hurry Up,

hny you oo nay !oss your opportunity to
uuuy soEe .. tnose New York mills mus
best bargain OF the Kind ever offsr.d at
Crosby & Hills. ~
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

VIZ naVns time to write adver- ,se-
ments this week; will do no next. 3all
& Company.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

Prices for both wall paper and window
shades will be made right by Ball 8
Company.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

~ naVnst time to write adv sts'
81 Company. '>''
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

Prices for both wall paper and win.
dow shades will be made right by Ball
& Company.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
IL. Il. CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER.

Voluntary, .'lIymn of Praise -. .Mendelsohn
Anthem. Christ, Our Passover Emerson
sentea-., "Gloria Tihi. "............. Paxton
Ascrip ion, =. -, Blessing ana Honor. Mozart
Sntheli, THE Lord Is Risen,' Stephenson
Ofertory, "Glory to God, "......... Perk ms
Carol, " Early in the Morn, "............ Root
Anthem, "sanctus Dants
Chant, "He was Iespised, ''...... FmeI son
Anthem, =" Gloria in Excelsls, "........Loud
Carol, The Mighty .Conqueror, "....Geibel
2lst Service of Sbng.7.3, y. IN,
Carol, I'VE Come with Song. ".........Hall
Anthem, Old Easter Anthem" " Stephenson
arol ..lhe Easter Day, ,,,:;;y:....:.. UNI eld
Murray
Coral :" Past Is the Nigh, n................Da Dant
Anthem, Tn tnks be to God, " ...Sudds
Duett, 1.-THE Lord is King, ~. Sud a q
Carol, "Sound the Praise of Jesus - Porter
Anthsm, - Christ Being Raised ~ .EIyey
carol, Fair as the Dawn, :" "........ Porter
Anthem, "1hs is the Day, ,Sudds
Carol, "Sing the Sweet Anthem, r.. Porter
Anthem, " Easter Ode -. .SelecIed
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04
Used by PhYstctansa and Dru.ax..

Everybody knows the general usao ~
aro tpa hhst anI .hat bensonF Capcine Pla7'ef
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

Saturday, the 4th. grand lunch of ter
rapin. Monday, Easter eggs and egg
nog. My friends and the public in
general are respectfully invited. Chas.
Rax East Eannud Atraat
Daily Republican., 1885-04-04

Secure yourself watch throu ! cl6b
No.9. Starts April S;h. MilaviT. D.yis