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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-10

Shady Grove Is guaranteed to be
pure sc parator butter. This butter Is
sold in Boston and New York Markets
at fancy price. Ell Psso Grocery are
sole agents and are selling Shady
Grove two pounds for IS cents.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-10

Interest in the HERAt.D'S "Great
Southwest 1900 Souvenir Edition" is
increasing.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-10

n
sometime hard landry
The trouble from
tluf
dultp Remedy
many on
Ii LATTER
druggist and ~ ~ ~ ~
d Iprtsrs Nu York
M.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-10
No Right To Ugliness.

For Sale by M. 81. WEBB, Druggist.
The sun., 1900-01-12
A TERRIBLE BLUNDER.
EngIishnien shot Down Comrades In
hattie DnrinE Darkness.

Philadelphia, Ian 1.-THE North
Americans correspondent cables from
London rs follows:
In spite ~ the strict censorship which
IL not only applied to all telcgraphic dis
patches from South Africa, but has now
been extended - mail matter, Il private
letter from Charles Holy, the repre-
sentative Of The North American in Ma.
tai which escaped lnolcstatiOn has lust
reached here. Iii this Mr. Hoby gives
detailed and graphic account of one OF
the most lisgraceful disasters which have
vet befalen British arms. one Of the
most critcl hlnndcrs which have marked
the present campaign III South Africa.
H. tells how one British regiment was
mown daWn by another, each ii the dark.
ness mstakng friends for foes, and how
the idipey If the situation was not dis
covered until the two divisions Of British
infantry had rushed upon each other in ii
blind charge Of hayonctS MIR. Hoby's
letter. dated Petermaritzburg. Dec. 13.
is as follows:
Lying in the hospital here arc more
than 4 score brave fellows suffering
from terrible wounds inflicted by their
brother soldiers. AS II it were nor enough
that DAY by day there are brought from
the front those who have fallen in leeit-
innate warfare, we have nov 4 batch of
wounded who fell victims t. the bullets
and hayonets Of those Who are supposed
with them 70 h. fighting 4 common foe.
They are the victims nf one Of the most
outrageous instances ot blundcring mis-
management % tn annals If military
history.
On the afternoon II Nov. 2 four
companies Of the West Yorkshire regi,
snent. two Of the East Surrey, two OF
the Queens, with thc Fifteenth battery
field artillery, left Estcourt for the pur-
pose of driving thc Bocrs from their posi-
tion BY 4 night attack The whole was
under command uf Colonel Kitchener
brother 10 Lord Kitchener, the srdar of
Egypt. The enemy was believed to h.
holding strong position on kopje three
miles south of Willow Grange
'All went well until both columns had
reached point 200 feet from the sum
init of the supposed Bocr position. when
Il sentry challenged at the Same time
covering Major Hobbs WiIl Mauser
A lucky shot from a color tseant saved
the major and killed the airy, a lucky
shot for the officer, but az nnlucky one
for many of his men, for be right di-
The sun., 1900-01-12
Good ana Fad Eel.

so you think that little cells are
sweet and that big eels are rank and
strong, do you" said fish dealer.
well. you're off. 1t isn't the size OF
the eel that governs his taste. 1t is his
habitation and way OF life. But most
people think as you do. and throw
away the big eel and cook the little
one, and then, If the little fellow is
strong. they think it is because he
wasn't little enough. Nothing could be
further from the truth
.'rhe eel that inhabits stream with
a hard, clean. sandy bottom is sweet
and edible. be he as big as your leg
or tiny as your finger, for this eel finds
food scarce, and he must exercise and
keep sober and hustle--else he win
starye-and this active career makes
him healthy and wholesome. But the
eel that lives in the mud. where pro-
visions are plentiful. is unfit for the ta-
BILE, for his life is sluggish, his habits
and organs are bad and his flesh. when
cooked. tastes and smells of the muddy
element. That is why the Schuykill eel
Is worse than carrion for table pur-
poses, while the eel of the upper Della
ware makes dainty dish."- Philadel-
phia Record.
The sun., 1900-01-12
General Markets.

New York, Jan. il.
FLOUR-state and western inactive, but
steady; Minnesota patents, S3.s0a405; winter
straights. ST. 4Ga3.41: winter extras. S2.ija2.90.
WHEAT Opened steady and advanced q
little on firm cables. light offerings and a
GOOD demand from s.. Louis: March, IS 3-lGa
.j4c.; May, 70 la-l6aIi l-l6c.
RYE steady; state, 5iaj6c., &. !. +. New
York car lots; No. western, Gllac., I. o. b.
aioat
CORN Opened steady and was later firm
On light country acccrtanccs and firm cables.
OATS Dull: track, white. state, 3la3je.;
track white western. 3la.ijc.
PORK steady mess. slu.:1ala.i5' family,
Slaal2.lL
LARD Firm; prime western steam sG.l71a,
BtITER-Steady; state dairy, 23l!Sc.; state
creamery, a5a3ae.
CHEESE Firm; fall made, fancy, small,
la94al3c fall made, fancy, large, la34al5c.
EGGS Firm; state and Pennsylvania, e0c.;
western 2ac. loss of.
SUGAR Raw rtrone; fail refining 3;sc.;
centrifugal ~ test, | --l6e refined firm;
crushed i4ic
TJRPENTINE Steady at 81 laa53c.
MDLAsSEs steady; New Orleans, 32a40e.
RICE Quiet; domestic, ia6lGc.; Japan, 434a
&c.
rALL0W Firm; city ~; country, 514a
she.
HAY-Firm shipping, 7sl@asoc.; good to
choi -e. s0a87l@c
The sun., 1900-01-12
foodstun. Sot contraband.

London. Jan. III. Enbassador Choate
las received Lori Salisbufy's reply ia
answer to lis note regarding the seizure
lf American fpur, The prime minister
says tlat tbc British government does
not hold fGodstrFs 10 he eontraband Of
war Neural vessels bopnd for neutral
pults and CARRYING goods plainly marked
and not destined for the enemy viii not
" subject n scl&Hrr But, Lord Sails
bury adds The decisions of the above
questions must be left 70 prize court.
Thr Ccnti News states that tho Brit
i'll note III regard a. the seizures of food
stues Oh THE steamship Mashona ~as
banded q ambassador Ghoate by the
Marquis II Salisbury. The Central News
says thal K 4 understood the British
government recognized thp fact that there
was ito ground for OBTAINING The cargoes.
There heir. 10 evidence that they we're
intcalcd fr thr cReiny. a prize court
however, viii have d decide what com
ppnsaiDn i- ,lWc q the owners
The sun., 1900-01-12
NEW IRON MINES.
prospectors Flooding brown Hema-
tite District Around Admission, Ala.

Baltimore, jim. 1l.-Thc iron trade
difficulties reported during the week as
caused hy shortage Of material 10 not
seem % have prevailed to any great OK
tent in the brown hematitc district
around Anuston. Ala The correspond
rnt IL thai city Of The Manufacturers
Record estimates that between 5000 and
10000 persons are engaged in mimi. ore
within 4 radius of 80 miles Of that city
and that 800 persons are raising ore
within the city limits.
lIe says. The district Is filed with
prospectors, and ore is being found nearly
everywhere. In former Years the miner,
81 was searched for and found and mined
in many places and in large quantities
The present iron boom and great demand
for ore have caused more careful searches
70 bc nadr, and the results are really
wonderful. Rich ore III almost mex
haustiblc quantities IS being found all
over the district. The railroads are put
ting in many new switches and spur
tracks and establishing several now sta
tions 70 accommodate tho large AMI ever
Increasing ore business Much Of the ore
is mined and used by the iron
companies in this district and the re-
nainder is shipped 70 other nearby fur
naccs"
The energy displayed by the railroad
companies IN providing facilities for
handling the raw material or tile souths $
great coming industry is cxerted in 9TH
cr directions. Tor example within an
area Of 100 miles square in Louisiana
no less than four railroad companies are
constructing lines. This area IS in por-
tion Of The south which is the center Of
great activity in railroad Development,
most Of the lines extending III Il south
castcrly direction and paralleling the Red
river. They are links between Arkan-
-as an1 Louisiana, and their construc-
ton, agGregating during thc past two
years nearly POO miles. has been acceler-
ated by the natural resources Of north
western Louisiana.
All the lines being built southwark
from Arkansas will reach, in addition to
land producing large quantities of corn
and cotton, the tracts Of long cnf yellow
pine, for which that section &C Tho south
is Eoted. II is calculated by experts that
in the Louisiana parishes between the
Red and Ouachta rivers are 1,000.000
acres of land, averaging 10000 feet of
timber % the aero. While plans for dc,
Ulopng tho timber resources alr under
WAY III many portions of the south At
lantic and gulf states. ihc lumber bllsi-
ness generally continues highly satisfac-
tory.
The sun., 1900-01-12
THE NEWS FROM MANILA,
brilliant Da"h of Am ericnn Trooper.
Throu, Narrow Gorpes


Manila Jan, IA rush IL the cavalry
squadron from Binnng through Slang
was q wonderful performance. lhn men
! assed through porees alerc % ueu
could stop al army anu struck The I'll
snrgents' rear guard III the hils near
Garmona. Thereafter the rebel, made Il
headlong rush y escape, scattering HI
~ directions and dropping their rides as
they ran, They also abandoned ono con.
ron. Several ball carts were oyertaknn
The prccipitatc flight of the Filipino.
prevented the destruction hy thcm III
bridges ovclt gorge. Ii these bridges
llad been destroyed, it would have been
impossible for The troopers to cross
The caYarymcn raced through to 81
lang, destroying the arsenal ami captur
Ing scyerol thousand rounds ~ amniubi
tion The trail in this neighborhood Is
one Of the worst yet met and crosses d
Of streams.
There are four American prisoners
with The fleeing insurgents.
The caralrymen occupied tho insurgcnt
hospital. whore they found 100 peso,
in money
The sun., 1900-01-12
Made Her rntber covcrnor.

! Mr.. Young and some friends had
! been discussing the political outlook
in Kentucky at Mr.. Young's house In
Louisville one night, just on the eve Of
the Democratic state convention, sew
eral years. ago When the party broke
rp, Mr.. Young's daughter. then about
is years old, now married, who had
been an interested listener during the
discussion, spoke up;
"Why don't you run for governor
pa?"
why, my child, they would never
think OF me for that Office. No one
cares enough about me for that"
But. pa, would you accept the nomi-
nation If it were offered youT
why, of course I would; nobody
would refuse the honor"
Miss Young said no more at the time.
but quietly slipped cut Of the house
and started in the direction of TIVE
Courier-Journal Office, Colonel Hefsry
Watterson being an intimate friellal Of
the family. 1t happened that shd met
the veteran editor in the street
"Ah. Uncle Henry. will you dyme a
fdvor?' the young woman askAl i'm
pulsiyely.
Anything in the world that "A do
will"
We'll. want pa to be goyerno4 of
Kentucky, and can you get him khe
nomination. q
Colonel Watterson turned back to
the office and sat down and wrote
spirited editorial, demanding in the in
tarests Of the Democratic party that
John Brown Young be nominated by
the convention soon to meet The re-
suit was in accordance with the noted
editor's wishes. Mr.. Young's election
being a foregone Chicago
Chronicle
The sun., 1900-01-12
TO ARREST MORRISON.
Wife siaycr vii. Have to inawcr 4
Charge OF Homicide.

ChafEe of Homicide.
New iUrk. jan IL District Attorney
Andrews IF Wesschester county. after Il
consultation with rS.Jndge Appel. Alfred
Morrisons counsel, announces TINT he
viii cause tho arrest Of Morrison On the
charge Of homicide.
The district attorney IS inclined to be-
lieye thri the shooting was intentional.
He formed this opinion from the fact. he
said, that Morrison on the night Of the
shooting lay with his head at the foot Of
the bed and that he only had to turn over
and ire The shot at his wife, who was on
the lounge near the baby carriage, she
being only about five feet from him.
This accounted, the district attorney
said, for the course the bullet had taken
in entering the woman's arm near the
right shoulder and passing into her body.
The district attorney said that he was
preparing the necessary papers for the
arrest &c Morrison, who would lie com
mitted by County Judge Lent to await
the action of the grand jury. The case
would be presented to the grand jury as
soon as possible.
Morrison i III i collapsed condition
md unable to gat out of bed and hus to
have medical attendance. Police Sur
geon DR.. F.. T. Newell. who saw Morri-
son, said he was on the verge II becom-
ing rayinG maniac This lie attributed
q excessive smoking Of cigarettes and
going 50 long without proper nourish-
mcnt, He las eaten very little since the
shooting. Morrison il now being more
closely guarded than ever.
The sun., 1900-01-12

vision had swung around higher on the
I'LL than the SurIoyK, and when that
Shot rang out the Yorkshlreg were mis-
tIsfn IN them for tho enemy
The Surrey men Immediately poured
r1ll"r into their comrades higher ru
thc hill lid tbp YORKSHIRE bo-s, getting
Dgeitcd fitrd dgnh upon their friends.
l'Er aaf Hialtt Thu bt,'lt ragged ta
tween the two Rri,ish regiments. Tntn,
with yeil. the Surrey men charged mp
the hill with bayouctst xed, killing and
Nounding their coantrymcn ii blind
melee. tac Yorbshifamen standing their
goerl lH5 gieils d loaa as they re
Saipld Iii tna darkness khaM uniforms
1ar i3t teaogui'sa ami L was hit uutil
tfin ni, U~ ,trtsst hitii dead nri 'isnS
iAat tl.e ierfille mistake vas discov-
4 F.4,i Il
The sun., 1900-01-12
c,othed with poner

He was a little uncouth. but was q
great traveller. He had Just returned
from the wilds Of central Africa. where
he had hobnobbed with all the royal
ties of that savage region. and was be-
ing lionized in the swagger drawing
rooms OF Belgravia.
do tell us about the queen or
Boorabooloo," said the Duchess OF
Loamshire. rs she clothed with great
power?'
Your grace would think 50, he re.
piled. If you were to see her six mig.
ger maids Of honor lacing her cor
sets."-Plck- Me, Up.
The sun., 1900-01-12
TRAGIC DEATH ABOARD SHIP.
Licutennnt Commander OF Admiral
Schicy's Squadron Commits Suicide.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE following
elblegram has been received at the navy
department from Admiral Schley, com
handing the south Atlantic station, dated
ut Montevdco, Jan. IL.
Lieutenant Commander j.. Il. Green
committed suicide Wednesday evening
Arrangements have been made for burial
ashore. board is ordered 10 examine
the circumstances of tho case aud report. y
The officers friends at the department
are at loss 70 account for the suicide
Ills record was excellent. and hc had III
known bed habits.
Lieutenant Commander Green was
born in Indiana and was appointed il
ndshipman III 1867 He graduated til
1871 and went 10 the Congress- BecUm-
ing an ensign III 1872 while on the Ii
conderogl, he saw in succession duty on
the monitors on the Kansas, on the
Shawmnt and in the coast survey He
became master in 1875 and a licuten-
ant in 1882. He made cruises iii turn Oh
the Hantc, the Alert and the New Hamp-
shire AMI came to the naval proving
ground here in 1890
Tho following ycas lie was on duty at
the Washington navy yard, where lie re-
maincd until 1893, when liz went to the
Pacific coast on the coast defense ship
Monterey. Hc was ii service Oh the
Ranger, the Adams, The Petrol and again
at the Washington navy yard il 1896.
In the following year lie was attached
70 the Alliance. but when the war broke
out he became the cNecrtive officer of the
Montgomery. He became lieutenant
commander iii 1899 and was again or
dered to the Montgomery. On the soutb
Atlantic station, where be was serving
~ the time of his doath
The sun., 1900-01-12
inn. want a. Fight Beers.

Yancou;rr, =. q. Jan 11.-So conta-
gious il patriotic enthusiasm here that
willing hut anXiaus ~ see service on
the British silc III the Transyaal They
Aarc batn organized by an exJapanese
officer, .IaHanc,r Consul sbimazu has
made forinal tender Of the services of
this Janaac.a corps 10 the British gov
crnment Numbers If letters have been
received hy Mayor Garden N Vancouver
from Americans il various Pacific coast
citios desiring to fight for Great Britain.
The sun., 1900-01-12
Local Quotations.
hoard For His l,oems.

Yes, | find it extremely difficult to
make my living by my PEN said the
poet.
difficult. exclaimed his friend.
"You mean impossible, ] presume"
No, do not" replied the poet. Il
am in the habit Of saying precisely
what mean. and when say diff
cult | mean Just that ana nothing
more.
"You don't mean 70 s1y that you
have ever earned anything BY your
literary work n
Indeed l do answered the poet.
Il once got six months board for
some poems"
Who did you sell them to?"
My landlady."
What on earth did she want with a
lot Of poemsF"
u don't know that she wanted them
particularly, bur | left them in my
box when | went away, and there was
nothing else iii sight. They were good
poems, too, hut | couldn't sell them"
The sun., 1900-01-12
The Aztec or Err Manila

Washington, Jan. 11.-General Shafter
informs the war department that the ani
Inal transport Aztec has sailed for the
philippines BY way Of Iilo. Captain
Hale, Fourth cavalry; Lieutenant Como,
Iwenty.hfth infantry; an acting assist
ant surgeon. 4 veterinary surgeon one
hospital corps man, 40 civilian employees,
l65 horses and ls5 mules are Oh board.
The sun., 1900-01-12
More Pay For Engineers,

Cleveland, Ian. little recent demand
of the engineers employed by the Lake
Shore road that the salary classification
be abolished and uniform scale Of $50
be paid for days work has been grant.
I'd by the company, The advance grant
ID will benefit 300 engineers and amount
g nbont $50 per month for each man.
The par Of yard. pr switch. engineers is
not affected by the new order.
The sun., 1900-01-12
Filipino Performers star,ing.

San Francisco, Jan IL, Twcnty-one
Filipinos. tho remnant Of band Of So
circus performers imported by the Me
ehanies' Fair association last Septei bcf.
are destitute and starving The men
women and children of the party are
crowded into fonr small rooms in this
city An effort is 10 b. made 10 obtain
accommodations for them On the next
transport 10 Manila.
The sun., 1900-01-12
NAne netter Than All.

Miss G ngham-And | suppose tIiss
have baT gain days in Glasgow, .
McIvor -
McIyot-Ma conscience, no! It wsos
ns do = Ia! az
Mis- Gingham-Indeed! Why,
thouglk bargain days would just suit
your p pbople!
Mel tor-Thats just It. It woulw
suit them over weeI. If they had badS
gain tays. naebody wad buy onythitl
on the ither days. ye ken!7-Lor
Telegraph. ~.
The sun., 1900-01-12
sure lie was irish.

Why DO you think this man who
almost drove over you was Irish?1
Because threatened TO lick him"
"Welf?'
well, INSTEAD Of driving on about
ais business, he got down from Ibis
wagon and wanted to fight.u-Chieago
gimes.Herald. .i---z.s--zasz,& q.
The sun., 1900-01-12
Fitchbnrg - he Lensed.

Boston, Jan. n. Tie post says: The
board Of directors Of the Ftchburg rail
road, at their meeting next week. will
vote q accept Tho offer made by the Bos-
ton and Maine Tor lease Of the former
corporation, according 10 il statement
made Is railroad official who holds an
authoritative position in the Boston and
NTatnn
The sun., 1900-01-12
General GreeIy,s Condition.

Washington, Jan. II. Major l.. G.
Carter General Greclys physician re-
proved. Dr. Carter states that while
General Grcely cannot be said to be i'm
proving rapidly he is progressing toward
recovery with encouraging stcadiness.
The sun., 1900-01-12
Coal Miners ont on s,r,Le

Pittsburg, Ian. H. Three hundred men
employed in The coal mines of the Penn
sylvanla Salt Manufacturing company's
plant at Natrnna. have struck for higher
wages They demand from 10 to 20 per
cent increase. The coal supply 81 the
works Is shut on BY the strike
The sun., 1900-01-12
Mand. nnnne % Ald noer..

I'aris Ian, II. Alnudc Come sails
from fIaylc for New York mpxt week. She
Il going ID ten Americans about British
oppression in Ireland and down in South
Africa. The proceeds of her lectures
viii tG used 70 aitl the Ronrs
The sun., 1900-01-12
snnto Domingo WIN pav.

Paris Jan IL The foreign office has
been adyscd u admiral .;ichard, who
visited President Jiminez III Santo Do
mingo, that Frances claims upon Santo
Domingo Will be paid ia full
The sun., 1900-01-12
Az unexpected AplF Ter

III the course of an adj y J
nap Doyle sold a quaint -,
his in the Sudan. WISH
whether one Of the blaeHs.on yel
q IMohammedan or a pas 4.lfn,sl{ y
him. Whom do you wor:rSSs, : ~.
l"r worship my colonel g;yen
Ewer, pat. 10 bi
The lessons OF history wot
10 a Sherlock Holmes tina
twas a Mohammedan.
The sun., 1900-01-12
no BE Expccted.

When lis dear Anna said she j be
Ills bride. IL tslt elated:
Es coul3n'r hslp it. fer. yeu sec,
Il th-a g.as anaa.nateh
-El.iott's Magazine.
The sun., 1900-01-12
Financial and Commercial.


Money Oh tHil sttady Al per cent. Prime
mercantile paper y 4a5 per cent. sterling ex-
change heavy, 4yith gbl business in bank
ers' bills at S4.s7 fur sniani and al Si.ssa
fGr n days. Posted rates. Ss,si1s and S4.ssa
4 ssia Commercial bills. Sl.s2ats5. Silvet
certificates, asgsaj9tar Bar silver. 55234 Mex
ican dollars. 41Ihc, Government bonds HcaE.
state bonds inactive Kai,road bonds iirHl.
The sun., 1900-01-12

Church professions are prohibited in
Mexico. Even . priest cannot legally
walk the streets in his churchiy gar
lents. - s=s-r7s,-sS
The sun., 1900-01-12
sI,aIseapMa Marril L = -, NC {, :,

4 paper entitad Is represented
Sanitation" was
provincial meetiig cases also an
Society Of Meder named: job
at Stratford-oIx - x lsiS, soiSnnorsunit
things the autli - ~ - hxt G
ing: 1T is int,apv.
name of John h tJhakscS9 III &c
Of the poet, fiji II appears }h the
Of the municipality as owing a
twopence for having made a dirt Ii
with his neighbors. Adricn Quincy
Henry Reynolds, in Henly street,
on another occasion he stood amerc
in fourpen4e for failing to keep
gutter clea a."
The sun., 1900-01-12
Financial.
----
General Situation Of Yes
terday's Stock and Money
Market Review ed.
LOCAL BUYERS ARE LIVELY
sugar Lost several More Points,
bnt Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Broke Away and Only
Lost Three
Points.

The market was decidedly strong at
the opening and for the following hour
or go the tone was pretty good, as there
was considerable buying in our local
market, although this vas doubtless
nearly in the nature Of covering. but it
gave good tone to the railway lists and
particularly the international favoritea.
However, the strength did not appear to
extend to sugar as there were esidences
81 inside selling in 1t in the place of the
recent support il has received from this
same quarter. Flour traders in general
also toyf the short side and after spirited
fiunctuations il fnallv gave way and
dropped in most alarming manner,
practically duplicating the old low point
made when the recent ''panic" was in
the height oi its glory. The possibility
that tie next dividend would be re-
ducef,' az announced from head quar-
ters, was responsible for the heavy
slump which followed, but much TO the
general satisfaction Of the street, the
balance OF the market was influenced
very little by the antics oi
sugar ia fact at the close moderate
improvements wete apparent throughout
especially in Z Itimore a OHIO issues.
Even Brooklyn Rapid Transit lost but
three points, and has evidently parted
company with its old chum. Little
stock il taken in the reduced dividend
story" as regards sugar. II is limited
that il is lake rumor for stock job
bing purposes. Tie money market was
again steady and entirely satisfactory to
| borrowers.
The Bank Of England has reduced its
rate Of discount to five per cent. In
London the market was firm, American
stocks leading by from to /! per cent.
better.
The board Of directors Of the United
Gas Improvements Company, Of Phia-
dclphia, las issued call to the stock
holders for meeting to be held in the
company ] offices on Monday, March l9,
al II g,clock noon, for the purpose OF
! holding All election for OF against an in
crease u its capital stock, from 100000
shafes Of the par value Of $50 each, TO
$50, coo shares Of the same par value.
The sun., 1900-01-12
Only one TaulI

"rhere's only one fault
with y1asr comedy worI
said the drasl8tic critic.
whats ti.9tss ask 4
young actor,
TITS tragIG''-Chic r