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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21
Special to the Sentinel.


SEYMOUR. Ind. May Colon. William
K. Marshall to-day filed two suits in the
Jackson Circuit Court against the Ohio aud
Mississippi Railway-one for S25, 900 dam
ages for personal injuries to Charles D.
Crabb. Crabb was a brakeman on a through
freight, and was precipitated from his train
to the ground, and almost the entire train
him. One arm was so badly mangled as to
require immediate smputstion above the ell
bow. The other suit ia for s., 900 damages
for personal injuries to Thomas Leslie, q
yardmaster. Both plaintiffs reside in this
city.
Misses Lottie Kinney and Ida Patrick,
young women aged some eighteen years, who
ran away night before last from their homes
here, and arrested in Louisville by dispatch,
were brought at late hour last night by
Marshal Bulger, who went after them yes
terday. Ida took all the money her father
had, and the elopement was mads without
anyone knowing OF it. They claimed to
have gone away to WORK Snd because they
were tired OF living in Seymour. No young
woman need run away from here under
such circumstances to find work.
Mayor Reuben f. Evsrhart's bay horse was
stolen laat night, by the stable door being
bored of. 1t is thought The horse and thief
will be captured, as suspicion rests upon but
one man.
A large number OF our people are at Indi.
annapolis in attendance at the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows
DR.. John t. Shields retapped Clark Moore
for dropsy yesterday. taxing from him some
three gallons OF water, making about ten
gallons taken from him In the last few
weeks.
Mr.. Willard Bevirs and Miss Flora A.
Brown were married last night at the resi-
dence of the brides father. Mr.. John M.
Brown, Rev. Dr.. George L. Curtiss, of the NJ.
+. Church, officiating. The groom is city
gas filter, and young gentleman of the
highest order. and the bride is an &C COM
plished young lady who moves in the high
est society circles. her father being one of
Seymoux's distinguished business men.
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Columbus Notes.
Special to the sentinel.


COLUMBUS, Ind, May 2O-The Bartholo
new County Trotting Association have CO !.
cluded to declare the June races of as b II
few of the races filed This is to be regretted
as tie gentlemen composing the association
have been to considerable trouble and ex
peDse. The meeting at Crs wfordsvile bel 2
on the same date "a that at Columbus it W $
thought advisable to postpone it.
George Tyre and Peter Purdum, two youn
men Of Johnson County, charged with 70 :.
hing man they were boarding with in Ed J..
burg of $50. were arrested here yester law
evening aud taken back for trial The D 90
against the IN is very strong.
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Greenfield Notes.

Special to the Sentinel
GREENFILD, Ind, May 2o.-WInfeld s.
Fries presented Sentinel reporter with @
report of the proceedings of the fifth annua
meeting of the County Surveyors and Engi
neeis of Indiana, held at indianapolis, Jan
uary 20 and 81, 1885. The book contains
eighty pages of valuable reading matter,
giving full report OF the proceedings, the
Presidents address and bylaws. The book.
work is gotten up in excellent style, and vas
done in this city by the Democrat steam
prin ting house.
Harvey ]. Renforth was arrested at Soath
Bend, Ind, and brought to this city to-day
and lodged in jail, TO answer q charge of bss-
tsrdy against him. The plaintiff in thu case
is Miss Dora b. Fair.
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a Marine Disaster.

HALIFAX, May 2O.-The bark Wyoming,
which arrived OF Sheet Harbor from London
yesterday, reports that in latitude ffty-fve
degrees. longitude twenty five degrees, she
picked up life buoy on which was painted
Alexandria, of Glasgow" Five days after
she passed vessel, bottom up, newly-cop-
pered, Of about 500 tons The next day she
sailed through large number of barrels
floating three parts under water
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21

Acnte rheumatism is an Inflammation of
the joints, marked by pain, heat. redness
and tendency to suddenly SHIFT from one
joint to another. With these symptoms sp-
ply Salvation OIL the great pain cure, to the
affected parts without delsy. Price twenty.
five cents n bottle
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slecial to inc Sentinel.

sHELBYvILLE. Ind, May 20. = William
Richey has received word that be has been
granted pension and 1850 back pay.
Word was received here yesterday that
Celia Dobbins and Rosa Snyder. both natives
of this city. had been badly, and the former
fatally, Injured by the burning Of house OF
Ill repute of which they had become In mates
at a point in Canada. Both were young
women. and the Dobbins was we'll connected
here.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21

Butter should always be churned several
degrees colder in summer than in winter
The reason is that the caseinous matter OF
milk more readily attaches itself 10 the butter
elobuies IN summer than In winter, aud that
this adhesion car beat be prevented by s
cooler temperature of the cream when churn-
ing Ia a fact
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Tennessee's wheat Crop.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. May 20-Rsports by
specials from this point about the destruc-
ton OF growing crops by cut.worms are much
exaggerated. The raveges are in fact, not SO
great as frequently oconr when no mention
is made Of them. Worms have appeared in
some sod lands, but the injury is by no
means general. The stand of corn is better
than neual
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21

Orleans for Puerto Barrios, Gautsmala. aud
/ can corroborate the statement of Edward
Santsrosa. / am of the same sge-sixteen-
and can confederate the terrible stories at
suffering bsr6shfps and brutality Richsri
Hoght, No. 50 North Clark street, Chicago"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21

The Railroad kidnapping Story Confirmed.
CHICAGO, May 20.-A local daily this morn.
ing publishes the following; ITO the Editor
The article in your paper headed Was He
Kidnapped is not exaggerated. but too true
was one of the unfortunate victims on
board OF the Ella knight, which left New
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21

LoGANsPoRT, Ind, May Ex-senator Rufus
Mage, Mlnister-elect to Norway and Swe-
cen, was rendered farewell banquet by the
citizens OF Logansport last night. Covers
We're laid for seventy five guests. There were
q number Of toasts and responses. Mr.. Ma
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21
Land Grant for Canadian volunteers

OTTAWA, Ont, May 20.-Hon. Mr.. Blake
will inquire on Thursday whether the Gov.
eminent intends to submit to Parliament
proposal for mark of recognition in the
shape of a land grant to the volunteers in
active service in the northwest.
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st. Johp Voted Down,

sPBINGFIELD, H., May 20 I'm the House
this morning, resolution giving the right of
the Legislative Chamber next Thursday night
to ex Governor st John, TO deliver a temper
ance lecture, was voted down, the Rspubli-
cans voting almost solidly against 1t.
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a Banquet rendered 5 3. Cox.

NEw York, May 90 g. S Cox. in 8 letter
addressed to Orlando B. Potter, says he will
leave for ConsIautinople in the middle OF
June. banquet. to take place in this city,
bss been rendered Mr.. Cox by nearly hun
dTed well known citizens
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21

PricklY Ash Bitters is not m intoxicating
beverage. but . pleasant. mild laxative and
efficient Tonic, acting directly on the LIVER,
Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-21
A Verdict for :. 600.

u
LoGANsPosr, Ind, May 20-Mrs. Alice
Conroy was awarded verdict of 81 ,0O0 dam
eges against the Panhandle Company, be-
cause of the death of her husband.
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put into the ground greatly accelerates the
work during The season.
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TWO SECONDHAND ORGANS


Mrs. Lydia L. Pinkham; Very Dear
Madam-My wife, Arie A. Green, has suf-
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ARIZONA.
Heavy Piece of MACHINERY.

TOMBSTONE, May 4th.-A thirty -two-mule
team will take the walking beam of the
Grand Central pumping machinery from
Fairbank to the mine tomorrow. This
single piece weighs $4,000 pounds As the
fate of the camp is dependent or the sue
cess of this pumping machinery the arri-
val OF its largest piece is greeted with in
tereSt.
Rich Mineral StriIse-Citizens' Meeting.
CRITTENDEN, May 4th.-News has been
received here of rich strike in the Uncle
George mine at Harshaw, in drift about
100 feet from the surface. The vein, which
has all along shown Il very rich bui mar
row ore streak, now has two fec, u ore,
containing ruby silver, the average Uf as
says showing $3.50 per ton. The conjroll-
ing interest in this mine is owned by
George G.. Darrow, of Denver.
A citizens meeting was held in Harshaw
last night, touching the recent killing of
Claiborne, With the object to ferret out the
causes leading up to the murder and to
secure the punishment of the guilty par
ties. Appropriate resolutions were passed,
and a committee of investigation ap-
pointed. 1t was decided to let the law
take its course before further action. In
teresting developments are expected.
A Sme1ter from Denver.
NoGALEs, May 4th.-Denver capitalists
propose moving a thirty-ton smelter plant
to this place provided the mine owners of
this vicinity can furnish thirty tons of ore
per month for reduction. 1t is understood
that the amount has already been guaran-
teed. and the erecting of sampling works
is to be Immediately commenced.
Arrested for Stock Stcaling-Jailed for
Selling Liquor Without IL License
Trouble with Indians Feared.
FLAGSTAFF, May 4th.-J J. Scott and w.
W Bass, of Williams, have been arrested.
charged with stealing stock The former
is a prominent man, and late candidate for
Probate Judge. The latter Is an ex-Con-
stable.
F. E. Carleton, of Los Angeles, Cal. was
arrested here to-day, charged with selling
liquor without license. He pleaded
guilty, and was sent to JAIL He is an old
man, with one arm
Settlers in Spring valley, nearest the IN
dian country, fear trouble in retaliation for
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Friend of Woman.

This title is often applied to Mrs. Lydia
E. Pinkham of Lynn, Mass, by happy
wives and mothers who have been cured of
distressing disorders and relieved of pain
and suffering by Nrs. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound. Mrs. L. II, Of Strother,
s. C., says in recent letter: Your medi-
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Strong Anti-Chinese Talk-Fh


VICTORIA, May 4th.-The latter part Of
the strong resolutions passed at the anti
Chinese public meeting in the City Hall
reads: That if, in consequence, the peo-
pie should find themselves compelled to
take the law into their own hands, as last
resort, and abate by forciblc means public
nuisance, as they have an undoubted right
to do, then the Dominion Government and
Judges Of the Supreme Court should and
must be held auswerab!e for any rioting, or
even bloodshed, which unfortunately might
accompany general uprising of the white
laboring classes in yindicating' their Just
rights against their natural enemies, the
Chinese"
Ats ?. N. fire broke out in the Interna-
tional Hotel at Esquimalt, which was
quickly burnt to the ground, and the flames
are now spreading to the next buildings
a fire company has left Victoria for the
scene, The effects are nearly 4 total loss,
but the building is partially insured
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-van Fleet, Judge.

MONDAY. May !, lSSD.
Estate of George Guth. GeceaScd-Will admit
ted TO probate, and Annie Guth appointed exec
utriX without bonds. J.. Nicholas, John Doyle
and j. H. Groth appraisers.
Estate of John Kennedy, deccased-F. II. Rus
sci appointed administrator
Estate of William OBrieu, deccdsed-Order
entered discharging admiiistratriX.
Estate of Frank Keller, disqualification for
family allowance granted
Estate OF John Hoy, deceascd-0rdor entered
diSchargng administrators.
Estate OF John c. KOrk, deceascd-Order en-
tered discharging administrator.
Estate OF d. K. Sherman decoased-Sane or
der.
Estate of r. Conley. deceased-Order entered
accepting certain note.
Estate of J. ". Oliphant, deccased-OrdCr en-
tered discharging administrator.
Estate of B. y. FGrr deceaSed-Emma f. Farr
appointed administratrx; bond, $500. Apprais-
ers, 2. Boil, S. 5. SouthwOrth and J. l. Hun
toon. Notice to creditors in REcoRD- UNION
Estate of Helen NJ. Brooks, deceased-Sale of
real estate confirmed. Decree OF notice to cred
itors filed.
Estate of Flora NJ. Ogg, deceased-Family al
lowance granted
Estate of George W. Young, dcceased-Sale of
personal property confirmed.
Guardianship of the ONiell minors-Petition
to sell real estate granted.
Guardianship of the We'll minors-Louisa NJ.
We'll appointed guardian. Bond $500 in each
case.
People VS.. John Cummings, robbery-Motion
for new trial oyerrued. Defendant sentenced
to two years in the State Prison at san Quentin.
People VS.. II. Denny, burglary-set for May
18th.
People vs. W H. Hawk, assault to do bodily
harR-Set for May 1ith.
People VS.. H. A. Kramer, murder-Set for May
18th.
People vs. Saunders Filsnd and Hilton, grand
larcenv-Set for May lIth.
Matter of J. J. Leake, insolvent-Account of
assignee settled.
W. II. Pierce VS.. His Creditors-Motion to mod
ify order staying proceedings granted.
John L. Cardwell VS.. I. f. COyitt-Demurrer
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L-sTREEr LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.


r CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR, L STREET,
c' between Sixth and Seventh. Buggies for
hire Horses kept at reasonable rates aplI-1
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OREGON.
4 Diabolical Deed-Appiication Denied
German Colonists Escape of Pris-

a Diabolical Deed-Appiication Denied
German Colonists Escape of Pris-
cners.
PORTLAND, May 4th.- Early this morn
ing the residence of Mrs. Wijkie, in East
Portland, was the scene of an explosion,
which resulted in burning the lady Sc
ycrely During the absence of the family
at church, Sunday night. the house was
entered by some unknown person, who
placed powder in the stove When Mrs.
Wilkie started the fire to get breakfast the
powder exploded, burning her arms and
face terribly Her screams brought her
daughter and Others to the rescue, and the
life Of the lady was saved
The application Of the children of Judge
Strong for the appointment of a guardian
to take charge of his property was denied
by Judge Deadly this afternoon. The case,
by reason Of the prominence Of the Judge
and his sons, created q great deal of in
terest.
\ colony of forty German families from
Illinois arrived this morning to settle in
Oregon. Arrivals are increasing daily, and
at the present rate Oregon will add greatly
to her population this year
Yesterday a Jail break occurred at Rose
burg, three prisoners escaping to the woods
in the vicinity of the Jail
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.
DEPARTMENT Two.

Mo%DAY. May 4, 1850
Court met at p. NJ. for the regular May teru
Present-Thornton. j., presiding ShUrpstcin, j.;
Nlyrick, j.; DGnnc, Deputy Clerk; Ffnkler,
Bdilit.
The following members of n class Of appli-
cants for admission 10 practice, having been eX-
amiued by Justice Thornton touching their
qualifications and learning in the law, it was
ordered that they and each of them be admitted
to practice in all the Courts of this State w. H.
Jordan, Edwin Meseryc, Shirley c. Ward, j. !.
Stevens. Alfred G. RouSsiu
Adjourned until $50 y. N. to morrow.
S9GS-Tyrrell yS. Batwiu-Judgmen and order
reversed Sharpstcin, J. We concur: Thorn
ton, j.; Myrick, J,
DEPARTMENT ONE.
Court met at . p. VI for the regular May ses-
sion Prcscnt-MOrrison, c. j., presiding Ne
Kinstry, J.: Ross. J.: Mckee j.; Williams, Dep
uty Clerk Fiuklcr. Bailif.
The following members of class of applicants
foradmission to practice, having been examined
by Mr.. Justice NlcKinstry touching their quail
tication and learning in the law, IL was ordered
that they and each o them be admitted TO prac-
tice as attorneys as CouuSelGrS in MI the Courts
of this state: samuel ". Shortridgc, James T.
COiiman j. f. Gels
Adjourned.
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El Dorado County Good remplars.

PLAcERvTLLE, May 4th.-The several
Lodges of the l. O. g. 7. of FL Dorado
county held district meeting here to-day,
which was largely attended by members
and friends of the Order. There were
twenty-three delegates representing. the six
presided over by G. w. c. I. NJ. C. Win
chester VIM. Mahler acting as Secretary.
Grand Lecturer Hughes delivered an adj
dress this evening. Much enthusiasm has
prevailed, and the meeting was much en-
ioyed.
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OLD MEXICO,
Boy Kidnaped and NIurdered.


TARArAN, May 4th.-The 7-vear-old boy
of wealthy resident named Lopez was
Kidnapped ON the 4th of last month and the
father notified that the child would be
killed if S75.000 ransom was not deposited
in certain place within two days BY
some accident the note was not delivered
until too late TO negotiate with the Grim
inais, On the morning of the 10th, the
father found the body of his boy horribly
mutilated in his courtyard. A 12-year-old
sister, on Witnessing the horrible sight fell
dead, and the father is now a raving
maniac. The perpetrators are being hunted
and If caught Will be lynched
Guaymas Notes.
GvNYNNs, May 4th-The arrival to-day
of the steamer City of Topeka, from the
south coast, brought Goo Federal troops,
under command of Colonel Masne This
reinforcement makes 300 men in the
field, II is reported that the army will
move forward to the river on the 9TH of
this month. Colonel Torres, with the cav
airy, IS on route from AIauos.
No preparations are being made to cele-
brate the 9th Of May al this place
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NARICOCEJ F Painless sure cure
Agency. leo Fulton street, NewYork. jes9-l0mT
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METALPO

am a copperslnith by trade, and the small
particles OF brass and copper from Cling got into
sores on my arms and poisoned my whole sys-
TEN. Mercury Administered brought on rheu-
two dozen bottles owifts Specific My legs,
arms and hands are all right again. use them
without pain. Ny restoration is due to 3 8 ).
PETER Z. LOVE,
1Ce5 AupuSta Ga
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MILLINERY.
4. LOTHHAMMER.

IyUNER AND REPAIRER OF --SC,@
/ Pianos. Organs and all kinds fhsE-5=-.l-lfl -
OF Musical instruments, No. 102lT n III II n
Ninth street, between and K tOddI z v
Fellows Templel. Now is the time to have FL
amos tuned and cleaned. References Professor
Winters or A. Heyman, Agent Steinway's Pi-
amos. apl7-iplm
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HALLS PULMONARY BALSAn

rJtHE BEST REMEDY IN USE FOR CoUGRs,
| Colds, Asthma Bronchitis Influenza, l4Cap,
Incipieut CONSUMPTION, and sill Throat and Lung
Troubles. Sold by all Druggists for so cents.
j. r. GATES 81 CO., Proprietors, AZ San
lie street, San Francisco pl91p
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DAILY RECORD UNION

-e5 astss Post aetasnto as sccead class matte
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SAN Francisco, May 4th.-It is learned
that the cause of Prospera Bids attempted
suicide Saturday was his discovery that he
was afflicted with leprosy. He is still liv-
ing conscious, and able to talk without APP
parant trouble, although the bullet went
through the roof of his mouth and upward
through his head, carrying with it at the
point of exit part of the skull and some
brain matter.
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MO. 922 NINTH ST, BET. 1 AND J, OPP
IN posite the Plaza, Magnetic and Electric
Healer. Electromagnetic, Electro-galvapic and
Medicinal Baths; Magnetic Garments and III
soles. Consultai ion free. apl0-lm
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NJ O TT I & e

HUGH CASEY, OF THE LATE FIRM OF
II Casey & Cronan, desires 10 call the aiten-
ton of the public to his large stock OF old Whis-
kieS and Brandies in bono" " and freed in
quantities to suit the trade. Thanking his pa
irons and the public for past favors he again So
icits their continued patronage. All orders
should be addressed to HUGH CASEY. No 90 X
St. Sacramento. Proprietor Eagle Soda Works.
ap6-lptf
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FOR SALE.

HEALTHY AND PLEASANT COUNTRY .,sss
IL home of 40 acres, with good, new Gya
and substantial improvements, near Sac e-s~E
Tamento, on railroad: 26 acres of selected varie-
ties OF Grapes, mostly all bearing; acres in
Orchard; acres in Strawberries; nice Flower
level; fenced and cross fenced; abundance OF
water Tor irrigatiOn Horses, Cows, Poultry
Wagons, Buggy, Harness; all farming imple
ments; Hay, Grain and this years crop. Price
for all only S. 001. Part of the money can re-
main on mortgage. For full description and
particulars inquire at or write TO KILGORE &
TRACY, northwest corner of Tenth and X
streets. sacramento. ap27-1p2w
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WHOLE NO. l0,62O

the Indian killed at Parker's mills recently,
and are abandoning their homes tempo
rarily.
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CHRIS. sUTER,

MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE, WIZ
NA dow and Door Screens a speciality. Large
stock on hand. Particular attention given TO
Scroll saving, Shaping, Molding and Flaming.
Wareroonls northwest corner Thirteenth and J
Streets Sacramento. nrl0-tf
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.InuN T. CAREY.

A TTORNET AND COUNSELOR-AT-I.A
~ VII practice in all State and United states
Courts. Office. upstairs over No. t2s street.,
southwest corner OF Seventh, Sacramento. m7-f
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OFFICE, SAWTELLE'S BOOK STORE. 70S
and 10 ] street. Gentlemen's, Hotel and
Restaurant washing done in good style. Blank
cts and Lace Curtains q specially. m21pen