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: = An Gdltors Cow Heats the Reeetd. a,s
PHiLiDRlpHIA Pa, March ! ll.-Wiilia
NJ. singOrly's, editor Of the Record, heller
Constance sa beat the record on Monday
as a 2:yeat:old. giving eight ty:Ope pounds
Of milk in one day. Constance 81 scalyed
on the 18th Of February, 1885; with !her
tirst cSlk Constance s. was loalyed May
II. 1852. Z She lis by Crown Prince Third
NO. i625) out Of imported Katherine no.
670). Crown Prince Third was by Grown
Prince, ,ifull brother 10 the famous COW
Echo, which, died o few days ago, Echo
hadi given 2S,775 pounds ot milk In one
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ff Originated. ,slpf54if d
81. LOUIS, Mo, March II, Captain i,
s. Hayes, 81, Vice President ot{the Mis-
sourl Pacific Railroad, In IN interview on
ths,stsike; said today "The main ques,
ton in this strike Is one Of personal
Liberty oFYhethsr Q handiplOl men who
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( The City Council Of Newark, o., has
passed an ordinance authorizing the
Issue Of bonds 70 the amount OF $500,
10 start the Blandy maehine works, whish
have been idle for several years
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w,ullyc1oS is going to be the starting
mint for the biggest long distance walking
T,tchOn record. The entries are piling
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|spifit OF Civil Service Reform. The Pres
Dent has told Senator GofInan that Il any.
thing would require the Senate to sit Ii
special session longer than d fortnight Il
would be the consideration Of diplomatic
appointments, which he did not want to
make in the recess and risk the approval
,of the Senate next December.j
lflB LyIasrI N ~ = Z s;,5iS. ITI,erx
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5Ashort FIrht.

NV. ORLEANS, March. 11.-1n . four
round glove tlght this evening, between
George Rookie, Of New York, and George
Eryer, 81 England, Rock vas knox cked ont
IN thetirst round, which lasted one minute
and ten seconds,
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\ Iinallalnr faIlap.s. sylti. liat.ai q llset. !.

CtScIssAFt, March ll.7Thjs afternoon
the two.at6Fy building, No. 12 Providence
street, used by Mt. 0afline asa broom fac.
tcryIsaddeply, collapsed fell and took tire.
Three men esSaped, but Mr.. carllne,
leonard Remuief and another workman
were caught In the debris. Mr.. Carllne
and au unknown workman were feBcued
with slight injuries, but Remtner was
Gfushcd and burn u % death. Digging IN
{ celiar on an adjoining lot caused the
building 10 fall,
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,l,.lt occurred to President Cleveland
a., ~ . mascotte is handy thing to have
,bout3
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PlIrht ID naIf ConYiotion.

LITThE Rock, ARK.5 March ll.-Rep-
resentatiye Hudsins, Of Polk county, ar.
festedAaSt ! night on Ia Ieqaisitioa from
Georgia ona charge Of arson and tempo.
rarily released by the Governor with
drawing the warrant, appeared In the
House this morning as.usual, but shortly
after the adjournment Of the morning
session; he left the Capitol, jumped into Q
buggy and drove ont of The city. The
shefiti was notified and q posse is d
pursuit The disappearance caused greai
excitement! ~. =
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Mr.. 4Iiller's friends in Wheeling, who
had some intimation Of what is going on,
have been very reticent about his pros
pects. lie himself has been out gof the
city,for aSweek, or $50. Mr.. Miller'ss ac-
duaintances with Xice-President Hen
bricks, mentioned yesterday, has been
largely, though not entirely. relied upon
by those who were pushing Mr.. Miller
for this or some good position
under President sCleveland's admins
tration. Tie position has,a salary Of $6,-
900 year attached to It. Mr.. Miller's
friends regard him as a man Of rare fitness
for this position, his high executive
ability, experience with public affairs. and
knowledge. .oftmen being pointed TO as
recommendation for the office which are
possessed by few men in higher degree
than by him. 5,,y,J
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BIsMARcK,s SON
Creates Sensation In Germany Over His
l5 Success In England. es

Creates a. Sensation In Germany Over His
I5Li a Success In England. ~
BERLIN, March 1l.-Count Herbert Bis.
marck, who was sent on special mission
to Lord Granville for the purpose Of set
tling the disputes between Germany and
England, growing outot their respective
claims to the Cameroons returned to Ber-
lin last night. This morning he was clos
eted for sometime with his father, the
Chancellor, and other members Of. the
German ministry. z5ls
The Counts mission has been success.
full beyond the widest expectations, and
diplomatic circles are all agog at the bril-
liant manner In which the young diplo-
mat carried out the instructions given him,
and the successful and highly satisfactory
conclusion reached. As q result OF the
conference with Lord Granville, England
comedies to Germany the port OF Bota;
abandons all claims TO the territory ex-
tending from said port to the right bank
OF the Rio uel Ray Bay. Germany also
secures the whole Of the Catneroons, with
the exception Of Victoria, TO which
place she had already admitted
that England's claim was never
questioned. England agrees to main
tain the neutrality OF the territory
lying betweenthe Rio del Ray and Yaboosa,
and In no way disturb the natives in their
rights thereto. Germany on her part
comedies the territory lying between
Lagos and Rio del Ray 10 England.
There is q rumor that Count Won Nun.
ster, the German Minister to England, is
about 10 resign. It Is credited In high
diplomatic circles. "a.
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lhs GntelIilgetItt':flr. e

=6Ns.5 So.. 70 aud 81 Fourteenth street: !
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"Come here any way. Colonel Fred
Grant says you may see General Grant,
although they may not let you operate" !"
ElEins also soIwrites'T know his case Is not
ass bad as fathers and I think you can
eureit 50
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The Geheral,s lIcendltlon.

NEW YoRK, March lL-Dr. Douglas
saidStonight while General Grant had
slopt but little Tuesday night he had
rested comfortably. and arose Just be-
fore noon feeling better than he
has for = several days. He partook
generously ofnourishment in q liquid form,
aud his pulse was lower, than yesterday.
His temperature is q little above normal.
This afternoon he wrote Tor over an
hour on his "reminiscences. General
Grant was never q hearty eater,
and since his illnesshe has eaten more than
when imperfect health. Hpl4etired early
tonight in cellsnt condition, compara-
lively speaking, ss ;. " ~, ST.
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I3,GRANTSjCONDITION. j / /.
M. M ,srEPlHEv llI EnKs1ISs, XII, !, pRoposA1
To Brins on a Doctor who Cured his rather
of a Bad canesr=The Warriors Physi-
cal Condition said 10 be Somewhat
l.lt 1mproysa-Apps...s Nsysr Good.

NRw YoRx, March lis. B. Elkins,
whose father was relieved Of cancer Of the
lips two yearsiago, writes he has tried for
five weeks to get DR.. Fordyce Barker and
Dir. Douglas to consent to let the cancer
specialist see General Grant and they
have not agreed toit. Elkins wrote yes
tetday;..
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wAsulsoros, D. O., March liza
strong effort is'being made by prominent AZ
Democrats, with Mr.. Randall at their head,
to secure the appointment Of J0sephs.
Miller, Of West Virginia, as Commissioner
of Internal Revenue. The Presidenit, has as
not yet come to decision with regard to
the filling OF this place, and it IS not
likelyta nomination will be sent to the
Senate before the end Of the week: Mr.
Miller, who is thought to be Phil. Thomp-
sons strongest competitor for the posi-
tion, has been Auditorot west!vitginia
for the past eight years. f.,F. .if.
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PRESIDENT9SNM.AIL J
BrcoMINe bUnDENsoafE 10 HIM.
Most of the Letters are From Impatient
omcs.seekers-E1.Auditor Joseph mn.
lsr, of This STATE. stands shoSv.forfi
tho informal Revsnae Bareau.

WAsulSeroN, D. c., March ll.-There
was about the usual rush 81 2visitorsito the
White House! to-day. The President arose
early and at once betook himself to open
ing his mail, which was unusually large.
As one, Of the clerksppt it, President
Cleveland receives as many letters day,
as ex- President J. Arthur received in q
week." It is fair inference that many
letters relate to appointments to office.
The President ran hurriedly through his
mail and then began his reception to
Visitors, many Of whom had been iniwait,
ing some time. Among the callers were
Congressional delegationsfrom. Kentucky
Illinois, Iowa, North Carolina and Florida,
The Secretary Of War called about noon
and had q long conference with the Presi!
dent. Atone o'clock the doors OF the
White House were thrown open to the
public and the President was kept busy
receiving his callers for over an hour. {
Colonel Lamont said to-day that the re-
tduction int clerical force in the w hite
House was made merely in the interests oi
Ieconomy and that therefore no appoint.
ments would be made to till the vacan-
cies. He said there might J possibly
be one or two more changes in the per-
sonnel OF the force, but that would Le all.
Since President Cleveland's Inauguration
the entire clerical force including the
private Secretary has been busily engaged
fromS o'clock in the morning till mid
night, andftis expected the rush Of busi-
ness will compel the continuance Of these
working hours for some time 10 come.
One Of the regulations Of the White
House prohibits employees from smoking
in the Offices. - ~ -
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As a result Of the startling war news
nearly oil securities show decline. Com
soils have fallen l percent and Russian
bonds percent. asy 71 ~
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soURowSEx-AUDrroRMr1LER
stands Chance of Beeo ming the commls.
sioner of Internal Revenue.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22

We had tho pleasure ef making short
trip down the river last Wednesday and be-
ing o guest at the dinner table Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. !. Greenwood of the Dusss plnnta-
stion, We inspected the crops. Of the Du-
gas, Perseverance and .Peytayin planta-
tioes. al the property Of Messrs. Lemann,
and found them in admirable condition.
ID! come of the cane-ana particu-
;lsrl3 on the Dugas place meas
nri1S sc,m4 thirty-five acres each-is the
beet we have seen this season and we
doubt if there is any in the parish to equal
it for length or circumference Of stalk. II
cut for the mill nov, it would average ovor
ak feet in length. The Messrs. Lemnnn
are fortunate in having snoh competent
managers on the places ms--Stioned as
'Messrs. Greenwood, Camille Mollela, J j.
Drake and Richard Hanson, Jr. ..
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22

In conformity with the resolution Of the
Police Jury, President R. T, Hanson has
advertised that ne will receive plans and
specifications, during period Of thirty
days fron; the 22nd Of August, for 6 new
Court house TO be erected in Donaldson
Vile. The advertisement says: "The build
ing is to be Of two stories, Of brick, slate
roof, with court room up stairs, and is to
contain rooms for officers of court, ineiud~
ing Judges room, jury room, Clerk and
Recofdef and Assessors officers. The plan
adopted By the Police Jury will be paid
fof.A
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22
Among the Asconsionites who leave New

Among the Asconsionites who leave New
Orleans to- day for Chicago on the oxcur-
sion trains of the Big j" rnilroad are
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Emile st. Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. r. o. Landry, Messrs. 8. Goette,
Jr.. Chns. A. Maurin, A. D. Vega, D. OIL
meyer, J. j. Lafarguo, o. Gentil, Victor
Duflel and Cecilien Brand. Mr.. N. D. Dal-
feres Of Assumption was also of the party.
Mr.. Goette had intended to take his wife.
but owing to the indispoeition Of their child
Nra Aoette decided not to undertake the
trip. We hope the excursionists will all
have an enjoyable journey and return home
aafelv
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22

ASCENSION AcADEMY.-The new Ascension
Academy building is almost finished, and
it is proposed by the School Board to open
the institution in October. Persons who
desire to obtain positions as teachers in
the Academy are notified by Parish Super
intendent G. A. Gondren to send their ap-
rlications to him. on Or before the 18th of
September Tho selections are to be made
: by competitive examination, of which due
notice will bc given when the date is de
cided upon. The Ferrier residence which
adjoins the Academy has been moved up
aud back, about midway between the new
school house and Phoenix Hall, and is be-
ing thorou .hly repaired and fitted sup as q
teachers residence. When this work is tin
ished the school property will present
very handsome appearance, and will vastly
improve the vicinity Of the public square.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22
Saturday, August 20. 1886.
Communicated.

L DoNALDsoNvILLK. La. Aug. TO- 1888.
Mn. l.. l.. BENTLEY:
Deur Sir-Piease inform the public through
your valuable columns that we are here. locnted
at the head Of the bayon, with our Photo. Boat
SUCCESS, prepared to do thom work superior to
any yet done az this place.
Being provided with Il large glass ekyllght
and using only the instantaneous process. we
arc enabled to make photographs rain or shine.
Hoping that trey will not miss this opportunity
but give us m carly call. We remain,
Yours truly MCCLURE & Co,
f. A. DELClIAMPS,
Manager, .
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22
4 wondcrf,,, discovery.

Consumptlve- and e.! Who tE.ter from any
affection ot the throat ;lll. i, - c;s.i tlnt
certain cure il! lr Kings rev >..scuvery for
consrmpt!on. H., ;tSanus Of ps-.:ras-tnt cures
Verify the truth rI cale >tate,lyu.. NJ .nn;:;-
CANE can sliuw suc cord OF w.rticrtut
Suree. 'ii,>,ss.ilti- "f u,,v> hnpelees sufferers
n@w ssat.'tii- pr"ciair,l ti. owe their IL - -
t.-ls new ,:,s&gsert 1t Vii You nothing to
give Il tCi:-l. tr:a t,DItss Ut l. tsy K: :;
Diu2 Store. Large size 81 u
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22

NOT1CE.-In another column will he found
an article in which all whether they will or no)
are interested. Neglecting to read it may prove
II very serious rs we'll as an expensive affair
We refer to the advertisement. Of Prickly Ash
Hitters. A knowledge Of its merits and the
beneiit you or your family may, derive from
using it will save not only health but many DOL
ars otherwise expended in Doctors bills
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22
Very Remarkable ,.ecovery.

Mr.. Geo. v. WiEpiaasa O Manchester, Mich,
vr;toa. MY wife hds been almost helpless for
five years, 90 helpless that she could not turn
over in bed alone She used two bottles OF
E,oc+r;c Bittefs, and is so much improved that
she is able now to do her own work. hlec'rlc
Bitters will do all that ls claimed Tor mem.
Hundrcd's of testimonials attest their great
cu.ntivs % powers. Only 50 cents bott.o ut B'
Rybiskis.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22

The latest thing out is ragged edged
writing paper and initial seals. These and
every other variety of pure Irish linen,
rough and polished, ruled aud unruled
writing papers always on hand at lngnan 3,
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22
Rucklen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALvE in tho world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter,
Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions. and positively cures Piles or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
tect satisfl .tion, or money refunded. Price, So
Cents per box. For sale by B. kybiski.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22
Yours respectfully,
W, d. DARTON, Inspect

W. d. DAllTON, Inspector.
Mr.. Henry C. Braua, offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That permission be granted MIR.
Oliver BORNE to place iron piping through tho
new levees now being built at Riverton and
Orange Grove plantations. for the purpose of
pumping water from the river.
Mr.. Henry c. Braud offered the following
resolution which was seconded by Mr.. Percy
and adopted:
WHEREAS The building now in use Court
house in this parish is entirely unsulted for
such purpose, the lower portion thereof being
used exclusively as q jail, the courtroom beng
too small, and there being rooms in sad
building for the occupation of the puDllc o1fi-
GERS of the parish jnres, etc. and whereas the
public interest requires The construction of a
Courthouse which shall be adequate to the
wants Of the people of tn is parish; be it there
fore
.Jurv he and is hereby authorized to invite plans
and specifications for Il court house. to be
eractei on Court house Square, in the town of
| Donnldsonville, said plan and specifications to
bc furnished within thirty days from date OF
The piaa s!ate @ roof and t.
! Ju-y. Assessor and Police Jury.
re- It further resolved, That the 2 ans which
nnr he furnished shall be submitted AZ .'ie
,3 naxt regular or called meeting OF the ppiise
| Jury after the expiration OF the eeiasS aoo'7
| ,nertirntE,i, for adoption or re1ectioin. ~
~: tho sun cf one hundred: t.oltafs oT 30
| m,c,, thereof as may be required ne ana :..e
90 no is .o.a:ly aI3prol lc.atad out Q! tl'e
! yan, fnnd to 1,ay for the plan which snaJ D'
t.iup,ed by the Police 3uE..
! The following budget was hdop5sA a'u VI
| a,r,l 10 he published thirty days
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22

ATTACKED By VICIOUS Cow.-Thursday
ofternoon, as Mrs. Louis Lanoix was Walk
ING along St. Patrick street on her way TO
her residence, she was pursued, thrown
down and quite severely bruised by "a vicious
COW belonging to Mr.. G. Feltel. Had 1t not
been for the resistance offered by her corset
the lady would have been severely ana peF-
haps fatally gored. The same animal puE-
sued colored man called Crazy Dan, JUST
after attacking Mrs. Lanolx. but Dan sue
cceded in getting out of the way. me
beast nlao hooked Mr.. f. Langbecker,s > III
tie son last week, and Mayor Maurln mas
properly ordered her owner to keep her Sc
cured so she can rot run at large. we are
glad to hear that Mrs. Lcncix is getting on
nicely under DR.. Dufel's treatment and ls
not likely to suffer any permanent injury.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22

A pebble In the streamlet dropped,
Has change the course Of many river;
A dewdrop on the baby plant,
Has warped giant oak forever, .....
A liver surchnrged with vicious bile.
or makes the boat Of life careen;
It may be changed TO its wonted way.
By dosing the pilot with Smiths Bile Beans
Price, Is cts. per bottle.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22

InponTANr--Parties hnvinH buildings to
rent or wnnting to rent dwellings, store
rooms, etc, should apply to s. 8. lngman,
diagonnlly opposite the post-oftic
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22
Persons about to put sp'4sw sw buildings or
repair old ones R2f$ find it to their interest

repair old ones G6$ find it to their interest
60 Rtrchse{ng elsewhere to ascertain
i Z b by the Plaquenine Lum-
llces one 3o., corporation that has
I'D Shin is for furnishing all kinds
fezh Or dressed, suoh as coil
" 6ooring, sash. doors, mould
f.o. 2 Ell, plastering lath and piokets,
iue4 9 3mpany guarantees satisfaction
ssto. Thss3y and price Of oil the material
both in4s1o its patrons, and proposes to
It g. ssaessstn reputation for square dealing
inssi16w p Nv prices, no matter how sharp the
sl-apetition it viii be called upon to meet.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22

SMITHS Bile I?cl- res.cie the appetite, Pre-
vent i.!;iousness ana dyspepsia. Strengthen the
eyst2n and purify ti}e blood. One n2aa le e
au-.. there a." tv-,nty doses ma bottle. 2osi
" druggists Fl g cents pc. bottle
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22

Crane Milk on ice-a temperance drink
at Maurin's Cheap Grocery Emporium.
Nothing more pleasant to the taste could be
desired
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22

The following resolution was read aud
adopted:
Resolved, That committee OF three mem
don't wh3Be duty it shall be to confer with tho
inhabitants Of the seventh and eighth wards
Of this parish, for the purpose Of obtaining the
the opening Of the road from said SECTION to
tho Mississippi river at Darrowvilie, on tho
line already laid cut bt Capt. Darton. Parish
ready been grantee, by the owners Of the, lands
on which tho line OF said contemplated road
runs. It shall be tho duty Of said committee t.. to
that section will contribute in lubor towards
the opening and completion of the road and tho
construction of tho necessary brldgos thereon.
and to report ct tho next meeting OF this body.
The President appointed On this committed
Messrs. Joseph Gonzales Henry G.. RraAd and
o. A. Bullion.
The Polioe Jury adjourned to Wednesday,. the
23rd of Septemb Der. 1885.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-08-22

L. JultAec.
Mr.. Braud then offered the following resoiu-
ton. which was adopted:
That public road be established 10 prayed
for in the petition of G. M. GarlR and others.
to be known as the Garig road"
The following communication was read and
received:
DoHALDsoNvILLE, La. AnR. II, 1855.
TO tho President and members OF tho Police
Jury of the parish o~-Asccnslon:
Ienticmen-I beg ieave second time to di-
rect your attention to tho requirements OF Act
No. 6, Extra Session OF 1891, commonly known
as tho State printing law, Section 20 Of which
directs that the Police Jnrles and NUM-
the parish Of Orleans, shall not hereafter order
public printing OF any kind unless the same be
done under contract and adjudication to the
and reg,:lations as they may establish after due
public notice of at least ten days" etc. re-
specially submit that yonr. continued fail
ure to observe the provisions of this law
ls In derogation of your duty as public Of
fcals and denial Of the legal right of tho ur,-
dersigncd to compete for the parish printing
contract. Asking such action IN tho promises
as will conform to the law, am
/. +. BENTLEY,
Proprietor Donal!sonvillc CHIEF
The following report wns read and accepted.
and the President authorized to contract for
tho work recommended:
DoNALDs oNvILLE. La, Aug. IL, 1885.
To the President and rlem Ders OF Police Jury,
Ascension parish:
Geatiemen-1 have the. honor to report to
your honorable body the condition OF levees
on both banks. On right bank short piece OF
levoe will be needed at Henry Cooks below
Smoke Bend, ns the river is getting to tho low
water linc; some show of caving near Miss
Caussou. near Adclara Landry's plantation.
On tho left bnnk the work at Mt. Houmas has
been finished by q new levec. From thence
down to ferry landing. levee IL good order at
that point and small repairs nro neoded. The
works ut Klvertor and Orange Grove, under
contract and being built by the State of Louis
lana, are in fsir progress. Below Bayou La
fourche tho plankng OF the revetment above
the town OF Doneldsonville needs some re-
puirs. and every year will need repairs as dur-
ing high water STEAMBOATS, lay against rnvet-
mont and shake the works, causing some loss
in the p!nnking and lower pnrt OF same. Other.
WISE lcvees in good order
Estimate cost to repair Darrowvllie ley
co below and in front OF ferry land
ing go feet long on crown, 8 feet
wide and need to be raised feet. $40 OU
Town of Doniidscnville revetment re-
pairs, IS pink inches thick, II feet
long: 50 feet piling 6x2, carthwork
vlct,0otfn11v