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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07
n0r.ce Of Settlement of Account
FRIDAY. the 23d day of March, 1888
SUmM0hS.

IT. the District Court of the Tn I'd Judicial
 District. County of favapai, Territory
 of Arizona. Washington k. Ferris, plaintiff, vs. Fra Icis Ferris. defendant
 Summons No. lsiS
 Third Judicial District, Tn ani for The 'Uustv If lavapai, Territory of Arizona. The Territory of ArlzOna sends greeting tC Francis Ferris.
 Iou are hereby summoned an required to aT pear In an action brought against lou by [ Ge above named plaintiff in rhe District Court ofthe Third Jud clal District, in ami Tor the County oi lhvapal. n ihe ,rrit1r Of Arizona. and ans" eTt @ complaint tiled with the clerk Of this Court at Prescott, ID said comfy, "a copy If which complaint accom- pan vs this summons. within ten days, tSN- ciu>,Fs O he day of servlcel after the servlce upo4 you f this summons, If served in triS co fly: but if served out of the county, and wi tL n this district. then within twenty | 2ys: n A. o her cases thirty days.
 And you are hereby notified that fl yoT fsi To appear and answer the com pl tlni as abpV- reQu red, he plaintiff wi ! lake judemt n 2 z -ln>t yoD hy defauit ard apply to ihs Cor rt Tor the relief deDlandedin DIS said conpla nj and co>ts and disbursements in this pehaf er penced.
 Given under my hand and the seal of s-id SEAL. Court this 18th day Of Febra.ry,
 A. D. lssS.
 E B. DODGE, Clerk. |. '. Egger7, Attorney for Plaintif. flFst po cation tecrCary -S, lsSS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07
India Oeore dation ;.

All persons who nave claim, az n,t tine Government for losses sustained through Indian depred1tion~ in Au,oua and New Mexico wlll lnd It to thcl in- terest to communicate mmeIIH ely with the undersigned in regard j. th. same, ii they desire to take advan., e e. the laws recently RIs>ei by Congr., to reimburse all partie. who have suffered such losses WI c. O'NEIIL
 Attorney-at-Law, Prescott, A lL
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

A member of the British Colum0ia parliament Is related to have stated rc- cently that United States officials have apparently no conception of the extent which opium smuggling is carried on across the British line to th,s Coun- try. He sad that at the present thers are thirteen factories m operation IT, Victoria, any one of which has capa' : ity for producing all that can be cor sumed m Canada, while the surplus produced by twelve mills Is SmuggieG across the llne. One hundred and h.e thousand pounds of crude or gum opium we're imported from China ln'" British Columbia last year. As com pared with 1886. the importation ot the crude aIt;cle for refining purposes bN British Columbia factories inCreaStd d ,,B per cert The fact, he said, tha trade and navigation returns shO" no record oi any importation of opluf" either CrnGe or ref; ed, coupled VII the fact tha, British Columbia IS reiih- ing Goo per cent more than the factory has turned out m SIX years, "ltnO"t any perceptible increased demand ter home consumption, should SCI American authorities to devise some means t. check this illicit trade, by which the r treasury IS being swindled.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07
FRIDAY. the 23d Day of March. 1889
NJ;.ee 0f Ss;lieMe n Of aCG.ul
 i0f Posing.

!. tl.e pe.. | Cur o' tno C. uiy of Iav
 .t..t r-!pry Of At / n. !. tha it. CT of the F. taie Of Lewis W ,mert "eC
 <9f-t a....s givee int J,lu 1i"' th. aim .ui,ti.'.r of nr 'a-- uf -r~i " ut.T < cc- t.i, has t.-asf"d "1@ pee .cu.e tp. c5oc it.ont .i -. '' .@it Oar, us . a. 'u.t pf hta .l p ~irt' D p' s4i3 es st. r1' mat
 FH-D. '. TIE 9}D D,v 1F IA C 7, l~>S. B uz :. ,j.., rf a ter iIs2ii C nI. 70. v. a tl- Jsgua.y ter!n, lo>>. i' I0 o'clock A. NJ -.' U. co f !, ,Otu ..f sa court ti ti- Cts ri r sec, n sad IaFap-i county. "@~ h.e uly app 1.e-. "y 'he Ssii C. .r'. f'r .'l. ~ .n- .f iii t couu., at 1.Cb 70" H1 ..i. c ..U, person 'nt"rasteu . seic est .u .y . D -.ir and T ie nj, -NCeplIon- ia VT .'= .l Ii ssnu } [. amt e li -Sttte same; 'ni 7 tS utu-r ord red that Hu" nUft e re": f. e.v tn b4 t, .upHc yiun -Ho JOURNAL 2 MFR. a 4e'r>pap r D i"t-d ant puh'stc | Il ne >4ti coun,y ot iaVIp Ii, at least once d gt el. ' ur conse 1tivI wee
 " i. Q. U'NEiLL, Clerk. D., cd February 2;, ISSS II
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07
LOCAL BUSINESS MENI. some Interesting IicnI~ i"r |.
 Glasses oi hpadri~
Watch .Repa!ring

If your watch Is out O: or,lcr ta ..e II to Gee. H. Curry. Established in rro-- colt year.. Charges reasonable 4nd consistent with good work Wal. he, repaired by me have Card iii bacs q se> and none others warrauted
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

umns. Al one point, while this carving process has been going or, thin wall ct rock was penetrated, leaving a lofty nat ursl bridge or arch, which a0ds to the picturesqueness of remarkable land
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07
Our Offer.

We have made arrangements with the proprietor of the San Fr.u .sco Weekly Chronicle whereby wy caA fur nish that paper ana the WEEELY JoUE- NAL-MINER ior S4G0 per year Cash must accompany Ill orders, a the present year will he an importat one politically, and as the Chronicle the best paper published on the cilc coast, this gives an opportunity 6 cij- zens of this county oi procuring the leading weekly of the territory, to- tn-i with a mammoth metropolitan " klv, at little more than the cost u. Qn Send along your rames accom- oiel by $I.60 to this office and get tAc two great papers. tl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

A successful application of an o.d idea has lately been made by William Fender, of Buenos Ayres. By means of certain improvements, he claims to have overcome the difficulties experienced n using an endless railway to embrace 'he wheels of vehicles having to traverse sni: soil. The railway consists of chain of flat slabs of hard wood. which Ire nv eted between thin steel plates, and arg linked together, the cham enclrciing the wheels. SD that. as they turn, the hlo' Ks form themselves into broad track In front. The system has proven yer, 't- feo,ive m caring heavy loads across roadlesS tracts in South America drd over swampy grounds rear Berlin
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

ASsESsoR's OFFICE, YAvAPAI CoUNry.l
 FRISCO \. T. Feb. i3. Isss. Notice Is hereby given that III poll taxe for lsss must he paid this spriu to inc as es >of. and II per-ons liable to the tax are 70 iseG |" oe perpare io pay me same S2 30 V h-u call ed u. ou ty he assessor or h;s dep uiies, M. \. CARRIER, Ass. Ssor. fcl.3 2m
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07
Mail Lettings.
 NOTICE TO CONTR CTORS.
Post Office Department.
W ,sH NcI.~ n. c. se. I.I.S,

iropo als wit oe c @ ted at the Con. ract Office s: ms D-r4r meut mi. |. I-. of April l0 lssN. 4 carry .u- t.e D. Is or the United Sat up rriI Z 10 the schedule O. sad departure sPeciied by th- t4ieat. -r. Territory Of Arizpnt, f- utJ-.- ><- -e 90 l,7l Lists rou'e-. l O a rival a lo depsr'u .l>F .i~ q. l 1e-. si- T forms for con ae.s -.t a.> .roal otbe IT. Sars iufr..l...-l. a. r1lshe 4 upoI ao iictl -a aeaua a~- 'slanl Post as,eT Oe.-re
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

My Sporting department oon sting of Shot-Guns, Rifles, Pistols, aH k .ds oi Cartridges, Belts, Ammunition, ,.c.. k complete, and goods are down 3 jed rock prices. Winchester Rillos a. uoN down to SIS. If you want >h.;-gua cartridges, try my "BlAckbird". iraut loaded, with the best powder, hI rt- tent process. They are superior ,oaii others, and cost you but $1 Der j00 Don't forget our Royal Sj. Johu Sew ing Machine Is now reduced to $,3 cash.
 GEO. H. CTEHY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

THONAS 2 r ~frf. Sf. Lrais. 'sr.. t. .f sufferer from cat5rra tHr could hardly II..t-aH. :.. +.H.ykiug and spittiu- aa1 I.r -.s s.-'t gouths Couii uuf i~ ..s.t -.riiS. ] thought lOth.-.--, o. Luck ilv ! vi- -.'-.. tataUh Remedy. aul an r.~ believe it tO br tho arfx tre . .r -tsrrh now mrnfl.rlr.I .I. ..t.I rr.. lr eve it a fair t~i1' @ e,u...--0. L.t5 and compl.,a If..-o a1 C..r g. e'viu~ val uabie hints . tf el. .-a:r. d.,t. ~nd other matters rt iuf'--.ae'. r.t ..e mailed. post paid tO asr a..l iI U"..... CI d twO-Cent postage stamp. AC.t
 Worid', niTsgs-r9 g Heal ts.o,iition,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07
FRIDAY the 23d Day If March, 1888.

ti + .'ei ocE *. fn., at he c0ur room of said i. '.. .n ths Y OI Prescott. n tre said yaV. % cpu7tv, uas been iu Y sapDoinied oV :l- Judge pf said fGr.. for the settle Gen, Of s !d rrtottis Nt s h'ch time and place any person rr f-oiS lhter-ete1 e- heirs, creditors oi N' urt W!~C, U sali e>tate$. ma app 1T and 1.r any ' all eXcep'ioG Tn wri'Ing they Iu se iU lie said acCt unts, and contest tt- sanue.
 tri5- Fur her oId 7ed that .iue notice be z Ven e tuLE he rinG on lhe stcco..n;s so ii ed r i-e -Us.it oY the ( -vrE C; tLe regular Do- .tc~. 7. T. 'eu 3y law, @nd tEt ECb IcAti, IL pi l-~ order iu the JOUs aAI.MINER Pre scott Courier and r ag>t If Cham p43u, eGspap4r ta .-ttG iH ne sslG County of Ysvapai, c.rc week for hrev Consecutive weeks pre- u~ ID fA -a, I-sf.uE.
 --'-- WITNESS. WILL In D. O'Nelll, Juice -E. !. Cf ~iid P-, ttaf- Clur w. n the se,I - cf ~al Con tsf1iNsl, h's FiIs, -ay
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 mid N M. q. U-NeILI4, Clerk,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

Young gentlemen, said her papa. stepping to the iron, door and address ing a party of four serenaders. "I am pacsionately fond of music, but my pas siou sometimes crystalizes in the form of shot gun, especially after midnight. So, if you will just move around the corner, where you will find vacant lot and an echo, you will greatly oblige all the members of the family and possibly escape an epidemic Of lead-poisoning."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

"Pshaw p exclaimed Grimshaw. ii have no patience with a woman. You look under the bed to see a man, and you'd scream blue murder if you saw one" "What of that }" retorted his pa tient wife "l saw you put your hand on the radiator to see If il was hot, an you jumped up and down and swore lk, 2 trooper when you found that 1t ~a>. 5 Grimshaw has now less patience with 'em than ever.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

Two telegraph wires, each about SIX miles long. are to be laid in Spaln ex- pressly for studying the earth currents and atmospherical electricity. The lines will cross each other at the astronomical observatory of San Fernando, one run ming due east and west, the other due north and south.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

p'i. ' rii-ory f Aris cns. n the Matters of the Estates of \. NJ. Lindsay, '. W. WtI-, S, -nH... D,ui Ii. II ,oney, re.'t \ n ~'n, F.. i-gtiiF. .tn (. Clancy, Rli-t tGi G,Ii Der. !. E. Somefs. T--frv nrnSpore, fired Allen, ittde hId CpsteIig, Hu -v 7~t oid, r,. J, Rutuerf 'rd. ! ,THe- Guraison, Henry Wriben, Pa-qusl Orr. Peter Eugei, |. Ins wertou. " n in I. Vernon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

William II. English, vire-president Il candidate of the democratic party in 1880, IS reported to have vis ted the ,on- vicied ..tally-sheet forgers in Indianapolis and to have conSoled them with this assurance: "rne whole democratic par y IS at your back and 1t IS mighty firm just now and if you must suffer the pen alty which has been given to you the party will be firmer than ever in your state" These men have been convicted of a crime against free suffrage, but 1t did not need the encouraging words f Mir. English 10 convince the public Jhat however great theIr guilt might be they have the sympathy and suppor, Of he democratic party.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

A French physician, Dr. Feltz, meu- tions a curious apparent cause for left handedness One child ID a certain family was left handed, and the second appeared to be so at the age of one year. It was learned that the mother always carried the baby on her left arm. She was advised to change, and hold it on her other arm, the infant. having its right hand free to grasp at objects, soon became risht-handed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07
"I-ntoi5 srouy ff5ua Catarrb.''

Prof. v. Y tr-r-r. fHa i9Wnrs EcSm1rist of. Hhtcl. -. t-. .iI... zen N,ars ago ] suffered ua-.l arrr t." --uHio nasal cltarih. Nr fam ... Go up as iHclr4nil. sl3 t Fly C1er W;ts such n had eIa. day. t.sc CIli- --t my r,in. Q..rI.. -. ...s+. cru'd barely speak .'.... tH ,... morning my cuuEi.irr -".i c.... t H- ..r It would almost St,It ..i t'-. si-f 'S CatSrrh lar NC-l man. and tf.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

N.-l = hereby gwen tnat the persons h g.. ita r. appriotod by has Cour 10 al min !3. -. tte above med estates have ren d -1 rr- >e et For settlement. and ii s-i ir -ti Cuur' heir dDSl a. counts Of al tA4ir taf 1 tne adm nlStgaI4on os ihe said esistes
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

When those dark spots accompanied by blurring and indistinct vision come before the eyes, do not strain and neg lect the best of all gifts, but Immediately go and have the proper spectacle- aG- justed to your eyes. This has been my speciality for ten years, and by the Use of my Optometer, purchased ai large expense for this trade, all possibility of giving you Il glass not adapted fer your eyes, Is prevented The Use ui the Optimeter Is free to all customers. Price of spectacles range from Sl to $5 per pair. GEO. II. CuRRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07
PROBATE NOTICE.
n the Matters of the Estates of

Tn h Pr, bate Cour, Of the County 4 yaya-
 p'i. T-rli-ory f Aris cns.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

Mrs. k R. Blaine has ju,treceived d large variety of ladies goods, in,luding Surah Sashes, Fans. CoIsage Bouquets, Gloves, Combination euitS-no two alike, Trimmings, etc. Fourth building north of r. 0. fl>u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

The largest line oi Gold and silver American and Swiss watches; beauti- tul novelties Tn fine Gold Jewelrv. Clocks, Silverware, etc, and the hand somest line Of presents, to be found in Arizona. GEO. II. CURRY, Prescott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

On and after January l>t, meal hours at the Bellevue hotel will be changed and will be as follows breakfast, 6 30 to II q. m. 1; lunch, l2 m. to m. ; dinner. to $ ?. m. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-03-07

Three meals for Si at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHERswrTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record Of the New York and Richmond
stock Bxchanges-Grain.R Flour, Cot
ton, Neat, and Other Quotations
nav ,eleerapn % the plspatrh.l

IBy telegraph to the DispstchLl
s------Y WASHINGTON, November i2-For vfr-
~ ginla, warmer, fair. sOutheriy winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
TuE wzAruzS IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Rango of Thermnmeter YesiardaT:
Nean tsmperature. ....................
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YoRg, November ia-The sto,S mark t
was extremely active, excited, weak, aud fever
ish in the hfst hour. but recovered somewhat
later IN The day, while becoming quiet and more
settled. The WoAkpess engenderei by the Sc
ton " the New \ Crk Central Was continge a. IA
morning. but vas intensified by heavy sales for
London acc0unL which Induced free selling Tor
both sides OF TIE account by domestic operators,
and some stop orders we're uncovered. The de-
elmo mado rapid progress as long as u lasted,
which was for lass than al hOuF. Onions 20 sell
came from All quarters. and IN stocks most ai-
fected prices EentOf with rush, bat few shares
were we'll held throughout. and IN few excep-
tOnal cases prices closed with a fractional
advance for tho day. The pressure naturally
was most severe upon Nanderbilis. and Lake
Shore ana Michigan Central were especially
weak. while Neg York Central and Canada
Southern wore comparatively nrn. The eX-
tremc decline IN tle arst two ssocks reached
between 81 por cont, md although he weak
eoOn spread 10 the rest % the list fhe losses
IN other stocks were generally couhnod 70 frac-
uOnM amounts. Good buying orders were pat
I'm the market at a decline aud it was checked,
ani evidence was not wanting that the leading
beans had covered large lines az lOT pricaA
Southern and south western Stocks wore re-
markedly nrm throughout the weakness, aud
their uuctust'0ns we're quito small, sud later Ia
the fay New England became strong feature,
being taken freely hy Boston. presumably ON &C
count Of the approaching election, and it, high
est lguFe was reached toward the close. LSn-
doa also he aine buyer, AMI thts served "
renow TIE courage u the bulls, Who took hold
with more VIM and reduced losses materially IN
the l,sl hour. Inc Northern Pacific grOop were
prominent at that tims foT tho strength d.
pl4yci also, and the entire list followed. Total
fales, $1,000 shares. 40 the close few stocks
show advances ~ small fractions, but tho rest
are msterislly lover. and Michigan Central r
down pa, lak8 shore, 10, AtchlsOn, ~, aud
Eris. per r.rf
BBenfng. dun and eteady ~ ASA
$50. MONEY Easy AZ 2h3 Dor cent Sub-Irea-
siry ha an ,rs-, o'I f1,S2, 2o0. currency siA,-
$4,000 Governments itoady to arm per centS
i27a; ~ coupons, 1914. State bonds dun and
steadv ODD hrn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
The Catholic University.
wy telegraph 70 tho DLspsleh. /


BnTfNoRE. Nd. November 13-The
Board OF Directors Oft5e CstsOiic University
beld meeting in this city to-day ana elected
Rev. Z. j. Garrigan, o. FiGhburg, Mass,
sice-reetor Of tho University. The rector.
Bishop keane, was Instructed 10 proceed at
once 30 Rome ADD submit the plans ADD
statutes Of the institution to The Pope for his
approval. Bishop Keane win sail saturday
next from New York on the GascOigne and
expects 10 be absent about four months. On
his return he will visit the far West 10 the
interest Of the University. lie states that by
January /, 1889, one milton dollars will have
been pledged, which will be sufficient 10 pef-
petualy endow tho divinity college. The
other branches viii be taken up In The future.
The question OF a divinity library was dis.
cussed and a special Committee, % which
Archbishop Corigan, Of New York. Is chair
maD, was given charge % the matter. Vice
Rector Gsgrigan VIII at ones take up his resi-.
dsnoe 10 Washington and devote his entire
tune % tbe completion Of the University.
White abroad Bishop keaue was instructed
- consult with prominent men In all
branches OF le1rningia reierenne 10 the oorps
OF professors that viii BE- needed iB the fu-
tufe,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

fBy AngiO-Ainericau cable % the Diapatchl
PAvANA. November 5.-Serious utcrna-
tional trouble IS on DtNCen Peru and the Cow
eminent Of the United States. The circum-
stances ore these: On the assumption that
a house at Mollendo belonged 10 the Arequipa
railway. aud was therefore the property of
the state, orders were given 10 occupy .t by
force, although the building was declared 90
belong 10 p citizen Of the United States. 10
was accordingly seized bya squad of soldiers.
The United states consulate was situated IN
the building and this was iorcibly closed,
padlOcked, the coat Of arms removed, and
theagcnt prevented from entering hrs Office
for nearly week. The American Minister
at Lima, who protested against the seizure OF
the house, on The receipt Of the intel
ligence OF this aggression czbled TO his
Government, and was instantly instructed
10 demsnd an apology. The house was W.
Gated after six DAYS occupation. hut the
Government peromptoriy refused 20 make
an apology, but rather upheld their pro
ceeding. On this the Minister telegIaphed
the intelligence Of the refusal aud the de-
partment Of State al Washington has
ordered him 10 forward full particulars OF
the affair before taking further steps The
recently effected treaty between the United
states aud Peru, rs well rs the international
law, secures from outrage and any sort OF in.
reference all consular archives aud proper
", aud unless Peru can show some more
plausible reason than mistaken assumption
for violating The consular privileges, and
that too. i'm the face Of q warning protest
from the Minister, IL l. difficult TO see how
tine Government can avoid serious misun-
deretandmg with the United states.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Governments Money Missing
nv telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l


WASHINGTON, November Is. Some crook
"a bns,uess has been discovered in connec'
,ion with the transfer OF silver dollars from
the mini az New Orleans 20 Washington ior
storooe in the new yaulE in the court-yArd OF
Tho Treasury building which has resulted 10
tbe loss OF 1900. The loss was discovered
Last week. but did not become known out
sIde NJ the department until to-day. Inc
rrcssnyy officials refuse TO speak OF the mat
ter and very little is known beyond ti'e IaeS
alrssdv stated. The silver is shipped by zoe
ADAMS Express Company. and the loss wiz
,,rcbsbly fail upon It unless II can DC
rroved that the packages containing Toe
,nonev we're tempered with before ibey
n Inc INTO its possession. The money
. ..l sh,nned in wooden boxes containing
10 canvas bags with $1,000 IN each Dag.
Tbe hoxes are carefully sealed before tney
laa,,. the mint for delivery 10 the express
',,,s,,v and are carefully guarded from mat
49, ,,,fil their delivery al the Treasury De-
'',,,oent Tbey are therefore under sur
l'aiI,ance from The time they leave the mint
mill thew are delivered 20 the agents On 'ne
STnit,d states Treasury. From cue oox 40
sati,s sack Of dollars had been sOs1r~S'o9
Ia the sacks OF Nos. anu nAu
SS o, snhstituted 10 give II weight. FROM
sn lo,her hox halt OF the contents OF one sseA
hsd been taken add pieces OF Ieao suus'i.uses
irhs broken seals on toe boxes "ere P@soue"
IN With the impression OF siiNeI V""'''i'