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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-07

The Stock comprises the Grade of Goods chtainable
prices Reduced to figure that Dees Competition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-21

SuMMrR PrcruRrs.
lsht and attractive subjects for the Country and
.MAIsIEkloUs MUSIC" Jean Aubert -CIPlDis
AhOCSDA-kOSI" Dvorak Paintings Mirrors,
ktchiLss. &c AL kOGEkS' GROUPS.
- - - JANSS b EAkI.E sons
s2o SIC CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA
WARS1xe,
How many people contract diseases by drinking our
Polluted water. when they could avoid all danger BY
s10inx ten 70 twenty drops Of ANGOSTURA BITTERS,
ne xorld-fSnowned Ionic of exquisite favor. 10
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A LETTER FRoM
MADAME ADEIINA PATTI NIcoLINI

CRAIG Y Nos CASTLE Oct II
Unjust repeat once more my belief that there never
has been anything equal in merit to the Recainier
Preparations. my skin 10 immensely improved by
their use II has grown smooth and fair that
yours exist. Oct 3l.-I use Cream. Balm. and Lotion
every day OF my life and could exist comfortably
without them. Recamier Soap also is perfect I
thought other soaps GOOD but had never tried the
Eecamier. i shall never any other. II far
passes al toilet soaps. London. Dec. -. i hear the
Princess Of Wales il delighted with Re camer Prepara
tons. shall certainly recommend them to Her
Royal Hishness when next see her. send You an
autograph letter inclose the Princess of Wales
Later. from spain-I cannot tell you how anxious
am to do AL can for the Recamler Preparations.
tell everyone here in Spain how much they have done
for me. have spoken to the Queen about them. and
when get TO South America / hope to End letter
from you telling ME how best you there.
DO want to help You. for 1 convinced your Reca-
mier Preparations the greatest boon invented
could Hot coufOr tably endure day without them.
ADELINA PATTI NICOLINI
You can have q beautiful complexion by using the
Reczmier Cram. provided you avoid all cosmetics. 1t
viii remove the damage caused by cosmetics. 1t will
remove pimpes liver spots blsckhesds and reness Of
the skin Any Of these imperfec3ons a woman's
face is equivalent to a painted sign. saying: This
woman Is unclesnly in her personal habits she does
not think it worth while to make herself attractive
Send tor tree sample of Recamier Powder. Harriet
Hubbard Aver. 81 ParH Place. New York SCI
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REMARKABIE Cure Or A CHr1p
By THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.

When six months old. the left hand of our little
srandchild began to swell and had every appearance
of slaree boil wepoulticed it, but all to purpose.
About hvs months after. it became a running sore.
Soon other sores formed He then had two of them
each hand. and as his blood became and i'm
pure ii took less time for them to break
came on the chin. beneath the under lip which was
very offensive. His head solid scab dischar9
In great deal This his condition at twenty
two mouths old When undertook the of him. his
mother having died when he little more than
yesrold of consumption (scrofula of course) He could
walk little. but could not up If he fell down.
and could not move when in bed having of his
hzndS immediately commenced with Jhe CUTIcUKA
REMEDIES. using all freely. One after another
healed bony matter forming in each of these
deep ones Just before hesliny which you'd finally
STOW oOse and taken out. then they would heal
rapidly Que OF thass y sly bone formati ons pre-
srv-d- After taking dozen and half bottles he was
completely cured and il now at the age of six years.
strong and healthy child
MRS. e. 8. briggs,
6l2 z Clay ST., Bloomington. Ill
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcURA. Soc. SOAP, 25c;
REsoLvESr, 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Mass.
~ send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages
so illustrations. and 100 testino lialA. seISl92l2
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DIED.

ARNOLD. In Brooklyn. n. Y. September &c, 1855.
PAUL ARNOLD. 500 OF the late George ". aud Eu.a
beth T. Arnold.
B.ASDT. on september Goth, 1855. from genera
debility. Mr. MAk1AkEI BRANDT, IN The seventy
Funeral viii taAe place from the Union Metbodist
Episcopal Church. saturday. september ~. st 4s3O
O'clock Relatives and friends invited 70 sftsod
ALICE d. aeed ten year, and two months. dAushtsa
OF the late j. I'm L. and Alice Gornlan.
Funeral Will take plsce st y m this Friday evenns
from tue residence Of her mother. Las fsnsyfvaniA
sven ne southeast.
GIlNDER. ON Thursday. September 20. 1855. 81
1880 an, HOWARD BAkkEh infant son Of Dr..
Georee "; aud sarah Euams Grinder, Ax-d one month
funeraI from the residence Of his par nts. $40 ,
street northeast Saturday az IL Am Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend.
BADGER suddeniy, on Friday. september "a.
tses a. his RESIDENCE o34 street northe.s- 5oS u
funeral sunday. 23d instant o. pm from lsss
residence.
KETTLER Suddenly, in Moberiy. Mo-. LOUIS =
beloved son Of VIM and Rosa krtlier ased twenty
Funeral frosn his parents rel .epce. No 5lS kYnth
stIef southwest. SUNDAY, st 2 80 pm. frisnds %
family are invited 10 attend
KING. on septesAber 2oth, lsss. at 10 30 an.
day. the 22d inst
koss On the morning Of September 81 1855. 81
O'Clock EDN ARD. the beloved husband u Nirginie
twenty three years tour monfhk
Funeral from his late reridence, 1904 10Th street
northwest. on sunday, September y. ~ o'eiock
UD1SNELL On Thpr.d.y, ssg,e ,. 70, isssI
fu8sfs Win take p,.ce from the r-sdence Of her
urd.y. AZ 5 O'CLOCK D m kslstives and frisods -
eISctfully invited 20 attend
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms 10 The Star.
And He Dtd it In such . Manner q
His EmplOyers Must Make 10 Good

And He DID it In such . Manner that
His Employers Must Make 10 Good
NEW YORK, sept. 2I-James 4 bedel, VINO
swindled clients OF the law arm Of Shipman, Bar
low, Larocque q Choate out OF nearly $500. 600
was remanded for examination In the Tombs this
afternoon. Phil Goss and Jos. Emerson, propr1e-
tors OF the policy shop at $50 broadway, where
Bedeii says he $40 co.. AID no were arrested
last night were also arraigned this morning and
remanded 10 the custody or the police Inspector
Byrnes said to-day that the bottom OF the BedeI
swindle had been reached and That S264, 500 was
the full amount al his thefts Bedells method
was OF such nature as to bind his firm to full
sponsibinty to the investors In every Instance
THE POLICE ARE Puzzled
over Redel's assertion that he lost $40 900 play.
ing policy. They profess to be unable 10 under.
stand how 80 much money could D. lost at policy,
and this part OF the story the police industri.
ously sitting. In any event this money Is q dead
loss. All Bedell's victims can hope to recover il
what be realized by the sale OF his West Ches.
ter farm. Bedel was photographed for the
rogue's gallery to-day.
THERE MAY BE OTHER SIMILAR CASES
Deputy Assistant Register or Deeds L II. Watts,
In speaking to-day OF the Bedeu forgery OF the
registers signature and stamp, said that II was
possfblr that other cases OF q similar kind might
have escaped the notice or the officials In the reg.
ister's ONCE. He had not the least doubt that
other cases would turn up.
IL was stated at the ONCE OF the Farmers Loan
and Trust co. to-day that the company, which Is
among the heaviest involved, will not be losers as
Bedeiis employers will have to make the defaica-
lions good.
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POLES ON HIGH STREET.
The Commissioners Issue a Permit 70
the Georgetown and Tenleyt0wn
Road

The following permit was prepared to-day by
the Commissioners and was forwarded to the pres
ident Of the Georgetown and Tenleytown Rail-
road for his signature and acceptance:
In pursuance OF an act OF Congress approved
August 10, 1888, entitled IAN act to incorporate
the Georgetown and Tenleytown Railway Co., of
the District OF Columbia" permission Is
hereby granted to the said Georgetown
and Tenleytown Railway CO. TO occupy
aspace IA feet in width OF the carriage
way Of High street, from the Potomac River to
Road street, Georgetown, for the purpose OF con-
Structing dOu0e-track street railway, the rails
to be used TO De known as the YOUNGSTOWN grooved
rall, weighing 80 pounds to the yard.
The space between the rails and between the
tracks and Two feet to the outer rails will
be paved with granite blocks also, to erect and
maintain iron poles OF suitable dimen-
sions on either side OF said High
street from the Pc omac River to Road
street at intervals OF 100 feet and stretch wires
thereon for the operation OF the road by electrical
power along said street. The forms, material, d.
mansions, location, and construction Of the over
head lines shall be subject TO the approval OF the
Commissioners OF the District OF Columbia.
The work along the entire line will be performed
in accordance with such instructions as the CON-
missioners may from time to time give. and will
be done at the company's risk and expense: and
will be comm need within thirty days and COM
pleted on or before the 18th day OF December"
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Alexandria Affair."
Rono.AoA for TuR EvrUIN0 QnAu

WHAT WILL He DO WITH Ir?-Mr. &C. wilkins OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad, has received his deed
from Commissioner Fowler for q large portion OF
the bed OF the old Alexandria Canal, and has now
the legal possession OF the property. This tract
OF land some hundred feet wide, extending several
miles alongside the Alexandria and Washington
tracks OF the Pennsylvania road. No0ne knows as
yet to what use this property will be putt but 1t
thought that it will be held in reserve for eventual
use oy the railroad compony. The land will now
go on the county books or taxation.
AGAIN IN SERvICE.-The Hytraulion steam IRE
engine, which has been at the machine shop under
repair Tor some time, was inspected to-day and
fitted with a new boiler, and to some extent re-
built, and is now thoroughly prepared for effec-
tive work.
CORPORATION CLAIM AGAINST THE cAxAL-The
hearing OF testimony in relation to the claim OF
the corporation OF Alexandria against the Alex
andrfa canal in reference to the appropriation OF
the fund derived from the recent sale or the canal
ana now In the hands OF the court, Is In progress
here. Gen. II. II. Wells represents one side and
ar. s. g. Brent, corp ration attorney, the other.
The BILLY WILLIAMS CAsE.-The appeal papers
stanton BY his attorneys, but unless an order
allowing the appeal Is made before the 1st OF Oc-
tober The sentence OF flve years Imprisonment In
the penitenGiary at Richmond win 60 into effect
which Is attached the Central Presbyterian
church, Rev. Dr. A. w. Pitzer, OF Washington, re-
solved at kappannock yesterday to hold tue next
April, 1SS9.-The mayor has sent VIM. Black
burn, Elijah Morris, WIN. Brooks and Taylor
Grady to jail for minor ofienses-The Hendricks
CluD OF this city has received from Sheriff Veltch
list Of male adults residing on the agricultural
grounds purchased by the United States in con-
nection with the Arlington Cemetery. The ON
Gals OF the club Will contest the right OF these
persons TO register as voters The question ut
issue Is new one, and II carried as IL will be, TO
the courts, will lead TO decision as TO the status
with the consent OF the states, but not used by
the United states for any national purpose.
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Tho representative VI the Columbia Medical Col.
lege called on the Commissioners to-day 20 have
their properly exempted from all tsxes In arreara
Ths matter was taken under advIseulent.
ap. 0jmoOs leayexkto-day ftf Fortress NOnyoo
where No wiz REMAIN Tor . few Qxy&
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on the wsshinston Stock Exchange are noted toaov.
y = AZ. rs 1s9l Coupons; 10 6, bid. Io.h asked
: A. COUPONS l2S% bid; l5o asked.
D e; 5o;yesr fund 3-65s. 1924 CURRENCY. iiSs I'D
Ia tzo5 asked; metropolitan kaiiroad stock. iO6k
-. - = pid, 40 asked Msshnxt9n Gas. 4lS od, All
asked Corcoran Insurance, 50 bid 81 asked
Goinm6is Insurance. .I llh bid. 12x asked. Potomac
insurance W bid Risgr Insurance, 7a. bid Wash.
ingtSn Market ssoes II bid. Washington BRICK
Msehine Co.; 1s5 bid National Metropolitan Bank
f bid Great f , Lee 1929 BID Real E.tate III
,ns1on St s I, CO bonds l23 bid i25b asked
Washington and Georgetown Railroad stocE POS ma
22o asked. Columbia little INSURANCE Co s. BID s :
asked 1872
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WAKM Waves

Are rolling in. You can't escape them; but you can
escape the sleepless nishts loss Of appetite, and
nsuid feeling that result from draining the nervous
force by Muscular mental exertion in summers
torrid days The use Of PAINE'S CELERY CON-
FOUND. that tonic will once strengthen
the nervous system and forty IL against the attacks
OF summer debility. This preparation a medicine,
not drink. is scientific combination Of the best
tones giving lasting benefit to body and BRAIN 1t
cures all nervous diseases and has brought new life
and health TO thousands whose weakened were
the cause Of their many ills 1t Is especially valuable
u this season. when feeble persons liable to sun
stroke disease which Is nearly always fatal PAINE,S
CELERY COMPOUND, by restoring perfect health.
almost entirely removes the liability to this dread
disease II you feel the effects Of summer heat you
can't Aford to delay another day before gaining the
vitality only obtained By the Of this great medicine
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS. s1.oo SIX FOR O.. 90.
s.aa for eisht-pase paper. with many testimonials
WELLS. RICHARDSON CO.,
BURLINGTON. VT.
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. RExARxAs1x CASE

THE wELI-KNOwy CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT
PR0CUhED FROM The NATURAL SPRINGS
OF CARL BAD. BETTER IHAN ANY
OF THE sO-CALLED BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIES
The cashier Of NJ. Gue1enheins sons. 81 and %
Iranklin street Of the largest import houses in
the United States writes under date Of June 80 1888
O. follows:
For years I have suffered from sbscesses which
always formed the back Of my neck and had to be
cut from time to time to obtain relief used all sorts
Of blood purifiers. but without avail The abscesses
would always reappear / suffered very much pain
until my physician advised the genuine i'm
ported Carlsbad sprudel salts powder form) used
this for about weeks, and since that time have
been entirely free from the disease My complexion
cleared and have enjoyed good health since. /
cannot speak highly Of this really valuable remedy
and recommended IL 10 all friends, who also
speak Of its wonderful effects As laxative.
1ours very respectfully. METERS
The Genuine Carlsbsd sprudel Salt Powder is put up
in round bottles Each bottle in paper cartoon
and has the seal Of the city OF Carlsbad and the sxna
the neck q every bott All others are worthless imi
free upon application. EIsNEk MENDELSON CO,
o Barclay 81. y. Y, Sole Agents. aul-m.wkf
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S1,215.W |
Wife's Charges Against Her Husband
IRENE A. e. MAGEE SUES FOR DIVORCE.

To-day Mr.. E. H. Thomas, for Irene A. E. Magee,
has filed bill for divorce from John I. Magee.
The petitioner states that her maiden name was
Irene A. E. Hanes; that they were married by Rev.
Father Boyle, OF st. Dominics church December IA,
1879; that shortly after their marriage he COM
menced to abuse her, on one occasion ordering her
from sick Ted TO arrange his meal Tor him, and
That ne beat and kicked ner and threatened her
life, but In the hope that he would reform and
treat her with kindness she continued TO live with
him III September, 1881, when, with clenched hand
and calling her vile epithets he ordered her TO
leave the house, which she did. However, on his
promise to do better she returned to him, and he
Immediately recommended his cruel treatment
and abuse, which he continued till May %, 1883,
wnen he drove her from the house. She states
that since then he has not contributed to her sup
port; that he has annoyed her and put her In great
fear OF bodily harm, and she has been compelled to
Cause his arrest, which resulted In placing him
under bonds TO keep the peace, and that he has
pressed regrets that he had not Killed her. She
states that defendant has an income OF SIS per
month, and several hundred dollars In building as
ISOLATION STOCK, and she asks divorce, the restor-
alton or her maiden name, Injunction 70 restrain
him from annoying her, and alimony pendente
hJe,
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Useless Marriage Licenses.


TWO TICKLE LovIRs-AN OLD MANS SWEETHEART
LEAVES HIN IN THE LURCR-A YOUNG NAN
CHANGES HIS MIND.
Yesterday afternoon there appeared in the clerks
ONCE at the courthouse an Old colOred man, who
presented a marriage license bearing the names OF
Moses Jones and Gertie smith, issued on the 9th
instant He asked II that would stand In his way
If he wanted to marry another girl The assistant
clerk told him that they could not take the IL
cenSe back and return the money, and asked him
what was the matter with the girl whose name
was on It. He replied that she had left town and
did not marry him. The clerk told him that he
need not bother about the old license, but try to
md another girl not so nckle and then get new
license.
.'1hats all WANTED to know, boss-whether this
thing would stand In the way II got another
girl" and he went on evidently determined TO md
q new sweetheart.
A short time after he left young mulatto man
appeared at the courthouse and presented q L.
cense issued to Geo. w. Cole and Priscilla Parker
on the rrst day OF June last He asked II he could
not get another In the place OF it. and was told
that he could not, but that he could get another
for a dollar. whats the matter?" asked the
clerk Ibid the girl 60 back on your"
"No. Sir" he replied; "but ! went back on the
gtrL"
Producing the money he procured new license
In the names OF George w. Cole and Mary savoy
which he said he would use.
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HE FR1Exp Or An

PoND's EXTRACT Is used IN the houssho,d of tia
{rssadsnt a. well ss that Of the humblest citizen.
Aenoers OF the Army and the Nsyy IRE Rsr rns
Ssnsh the pulpit and Tie yres-sn ranks and Classes
81 people-have sent their personal exper.sncs and
thanks for the last forty Year, unfil Their Isttsr
qued volumes, testfyng vonderfu nj cnres az III
EXTRACT. ~ AOSDS
Remember PONDS EXTRACT u sold in bottles only
bun wfAppsr with Landscape trade mar thersn ~
with respectable druggists only. my3s
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He Will Go.
A MAN CHARGED WITH RoBBING SENATOR STOCK.
BRIDGES HOUSE.

young co0red man named John Crusenberry
was placed on trial In the Police Court to-day
charged with robbing the house OF Senator Stock
bridge, No. 144O N street. last Tuesday evening.
The house was robbed about O'Clock in the even-
ing OF the Senator's overcoat cane. and umbrella.
The senator was in the library at the time, and he
heard q noise In the hallway. He walked TO the
robbed. There was party Of young negroes
standing on the corner ct the Time The rob-
berry was reported 70 the 0fiicers and yesterday
Onicer Dyer arrested the prisoner, In whose pos
The phi oner made no statement about the case
until this morning, when he was tried In court
He told the Judge that he did not steal the
coat; that Wan Davis stole the coat and gave 1t
10 him.
"You can go to the grand jury" said the Judge,
land bonds Will be liked at 81, 600"
,, -Aow can 60 70 the CRANE Jury, saked the
''Go on" said the Judge.
sIx LITTLE BoYs SENT DowN.-six colored boys
VIM. Hamilton, WIN. Ford, VIM. Boxley, Isaac
Snowden, Chas. Robinson. and Richard FRAZIER
aged from fourteen 70 sixteen years, were charged
With vagrancy In the Police Court this morning.
who had been sent 70 the grand Jury
under suspicion Of the larceny OF milk and
papera they were sent TO the WorkhoQse
OF the party. was sent down for 90 daya Charles
Robinson, one OF the party, was CHARGED Win
the larceny Of an umbrella Robinson claimed
That ne was Innocent and could prove IL By the
otherx He was sent TO jail for 60 daya
CuYrs IN LAUNDRY. - Hester Ricks, colored
was charged In the Police Court to-day with an
Laundry. Il was testined that they had some
words over the table about CUTS and collars and
the coored girl II 10 alleged, seized the other girl
called her Niger and struck her urst, and TIVE
court lmpoooo o0e o. y.
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HARDING AN OLD OFFENDER.
Record Of the Man who Played the
Grab Game i'm Two New York Banks.

necO!O OF the MAN who Played tho
Grab Game in Two New York Bamks.
Nkw YORK, Sept 2l.-Henry F. Harding, who
yesterday boldly entered FIRST the Filth National
Bank and later the Commercial National Bank
and grabbed good sum OF money In each place,
was arraigne1 in the TombS Court to-day. He
pleaded not guilty, and was committed for trial
without bail When Harding was arraigned Jus
t1ce smith thought that his face was familiar.
Later the judge remembered him as the man that
escaped from The special sessions court room about
two months ago. Harding had been brought to
court on two charges at hat time He was ac-
quilted on one charge and held On the other. Be-
lore he could be taken into the prison Brown-fOr
that Was the name he gave at that time-rushed
IRON the court and escaped. Harding on being
spoken TO about this matter, acknowledged that
he was the man. His proper Dame Is charles
OConner, and he lives in this city. He has served
three terms In the penltentary Tor sneak theving.
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How the Priace ssumped the Dudes.

Not the least part OF the Prince Of Wales enjoy-
ment OF Homburg is that IL sone OF the few plac-s
In the civilized world where he II not mobo.a.
What In past years has annoyed the prince las
been the slaysh imitation OF his dress affected by
the Washers and dudes, more especially the istteg
who are OF American birth. Last year he IoeE
efecJual means for putting a stop 70 tins folt.
Immediately his arrival the old order OF Things
prevailed The cut OF his coat, TIE paIJern OF Ais
waistcoat, the shade OF las neckJie, were seda-
lousy copied Then a happy Idea occurred 10 the
prince. he ordered from some unknown sourcf
hideous suit oil dirty, blankel-hucd tweed he pat
ON a red shirt with a bue collar wore n sOu fClt,
low-crowned, cream-colored hat, with a band o.
oranAe IiDbOn, ana thrust a blue SILK handkor-
chleI IN his breast pocket This. With tan snoes.
completed a Costume the like Of winch " as neNpr
seen On land or sea But IL effected Its purpose.
The prince had it all 10 himself ana this year has
had no occasion 10 rep At tne practical JOKE.
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He stepped Upon q Live Wire.
4 CAB HORSE THRowN DOWN AND TIE CAB OVER
TrRNRn rue

TURNED IN THE STREET.
The New York san, to-day, says: An electric
light wire that crossed 2sth street. near the Fifth
Avenue Theater. fell last night from some unknown
reason and for some time lay across the street
About midnight let The theater, headed for
9th avenue. IL was occupied. and had proceeded
but about 100 feet when the horse planted one OF
his hind leet on tn wire. and his iron shoe coming
In contact with the wire on the wet ground CON-
pie ed the circuit, and the animal got shock that
threw him on the ground as II he had been hit by
a ride ball The cab rolled on top or the horse and
was tangled UP In the coils OF wire The horse was
got upon his feet, but the cab was lef In the en-
brace OF the wire, as no one OF the bystanders
seemed Inclined 70 tDucL live electric wire.