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Show 4 lidifi VIII. VOL. I iiii GENERAL NEWS. CAMPAIGN NOTES. 1 r - Semi-Weekl- y tiU-eet)- 11 e pBOND 8tc? SHIPPING & fpfjpOMfM COMMISSION Santa Fe, 5T. D. fitty-fiv- O'Day withgrief and d6sps,ir.-Mi8is the daughter ot James U'JJay, rec eatly. of &n Trancisce a wealthy resident of this place. The disease s. daylight Monday morning Indian scouts and the ninth cavalry struck the camp of hostile Apaches were killed; the soldiers claim kUled. sev UTAH. J.D.CARNAIIAN, Builnea. May 27. At e has thus far baffled medical experts from Jar and near, as none ot them have ever seen anything like it. It was decided on Monday to amputate the limb, but tne patient was so prostrate it was feared the operation would be at once fatal. Surgeon Carle ton of Norwich, assisted by several doctors, will cut off the limb tomorrow. Amputation is supposed to be the only hope of saving the young lady's life. lo Ute Jcsctiom. By W. U. TeltgTepk .1 ' 6RAIIT 6POCT1.VO. Cbicago, May ?7. Despite the poor management, absence of good orators and threatenin;: weather. t the meeting at Central Music Hall last night was a great success.. Crowd tnronced tho door leng before the hour of meeting and not half of those who bad tickets could gain admission, so that the verflow meeting wai held at Farwell Hall. The attendance at the two meetings was from 5,000 to 6,000. Lieut. Governor Shuman called the Music , Hall meeting to order, and Henry W. King was made chairman. He made a neat speech, and Kirk Hawes, the orator of the evening.ex-plaiaehow the ninety-twantU Grant delegates from Cook Co. were refused admission to the state convention. The enthusiasm was very great. Hawes was applauded moat heartily when he alluded to the certainty of the caae made by, the contestants frem Illinois being pressed on the. consideration of the National Convention. anti-Gran- Street, OaJen, Utah ' 4 " . New YoRK.sy 27. The TV&mt precedes a long political article with the following double headed edito rial: . In the tables which are printed herewith demonstration is made by figures which caunot be contradicted, that General Grant's support for the presidency comes mainly from the democratic counties and states which cannot give a vote to secure his election. The republican counties in the states and republican states in the Union are shown to bo ngainst his candidacy by overwhelming ma jorities. I iw, the three great states, .New look, Pennsylvania and Illinois, constituting his sole northern In, the first strength, are taken up. of these the countios are1 divided as their delegates stood on the test vote in the Utica convention. His division shows that the counties which voted against Grant instructions, cast last year, a republiciin plurality of 45,141, or 2.364 greater than Governor Cornell's total plurality. Jn Pennsylvania the same course is pursued with an equally emphatic Jesuit. Thewenty4wo republican counties which were against Grant at Harrieburg past in over the nineteen democratic counties which 154 of tho voted with them, 15, ' plurality by which President (Hayes earned the state. The vote for Grant came 1'rem nine republican and sixteen demccraratio counties, and represented a publican plurality over the democratic ot only 0,841,, In, Illinois again a siuiuar demonstration is reached. The vote acainst Grant came from seventeen republican and democratic couutiec, wbicn in 18 ib gsve U,Ho4 of the plurality which the state gave to President , Hayes. The vot , for Grant came from twentyNnine redemocratic publican and thrity-fou- r counties, which gave in' 1876 a clear plurality of only 2,652. of the three states it will Iepublican that Grant's support is from democrat c counties. Thus in New York there are eight democratic to nineteen republican, and in Illinois thirty-fbu- r democratic to twenty seven" republican. ' Passing next to the country at large, the fact become. even clearer yet that the third term support comes fiom, statV which; can only while the opposition nominate, cemes from states whioh alone can elect. Tutting News Vorkf in the democratic column where it was in 76 and putting IVnnsylyaniaand Illinois whore a nirjority of their republican, voters have been shown-tstand iri" the republican column, Grant's support, 'which represents sure electoral votes, is confined to Colorado declares that she will be as well pleased ,with Blaiije as with Grant. This is an unanswerable demonstration that if, a suggested by a New England republican state convention, the representation in the national republican convention were based in the ratio of Repiiblican voters, Grant would have no standing in the Chicago convention, hardly enough, Indeed, to have his name appear among the "scattering" among the roll call, t"' OORUAM GORK 'EM. i 1 17,-'.'8- 0 s KER8UAW, Plumber. X vr JCST A full lino of Buttons, Brabant aB Valneienes Lacw 4k? 6rCurUia Lace,Ribbons, Fan- ' CP cy Buttong' Hosiery, Lisle ndf-(eV$, Kid Gloves and Silk Mitts. Finest . Livery f tables. J as. E.F wta.hasjuKt established a new livery stable and has on hand a number of fine horses, new buccies and liglit wagons. All who desire taking a pleasant ride should eonsalt him before ordering their outfits elsewhere. ddHtf ' y' ,' , 4'$ f b.V nn..i. i i Auwie iLiamtiskH anaMmroweiis, a y J RI AOk7 Al DAOAcYX will be played between the Ogden and Willard boys, Saturday, 29th, at JO a. m. sharp on Liberty Square. All invited. order of the Skouktart. By da272t will rig you out in style. TarLtLi,T,n. - A fn & MUlS. .t i nfAMt.tAnt "JXdif8', Hen's and ChUdren'a Fine KLoos. iliabroidera, M v Edging'VVS jfrJ XS.an(J Insertion, Press Gooda , great variety. Men's and colored A j'n iwhike A & . DW1S8 XMIUUSOOJKJ3. dapl4tf Splendid Lot Of Baby Carriages at Boyle TO THE C1TT. lASRSIBRK AND SUES, WHITB riC.tES. frwl J. E. Foote. He For a go to i m . EVER BROUGHT , O Aff A Game of Base Hall Buggy-ride- 186 il 1 f-o'- dml7tf. Itrown's Liver Pills Cure sick head-ache- , and prevent summer sickness and chills, a22 INVALIDS 8EEK1K& AND OTHERS - Leading Clotlilng Hoae of Northern Utah HEALTH, STRENGTH and ENERGY, WITHOUT THE TO; OF t'ltUGS, ARE REQUESTED TO SEND FOHTHE ELECTRIC REVIEW. AN JIXt'tiTKATED JOUK-KAWmril IS 1TBLISHKD FOR FREE DISTRIBCTIOX., HEALTH, HYGIEKE, IT TREATSuLKm Culture, aiii is aeomplfet ein snd MARKS, 60LDSMI H & Co., of infrtrmition for inralirtu knl ihow wV(f mifftr frrm Krvmii. Eihaiibtinir and Pninful Pmfu, Efry tiMflttBtbirTiUM'r) healfti and human happiticta the mauy tom rtMivea atifutien in its iftgta: tiofiB by au (ft' ring iukulidn, who havfdefipuirt'cl pf a cur, are aurwfiit and VHlnabl infovniHtion is voluntrd to ail who ar3 lb ued of medical a4 rtm. The subiect of Klcciric Beltn vtrsut Mlii-In- , ftnd )b hundred and one (fueatiout of vital iinpor-tau- c to BUiT)ring iiianaDity, tuts dujy coitdldtireti &Dd explained. ak4 lf e are. now rvcewlutt YOUNC MEN. 'iff-- r from Nervous and Phtnicftt Manly Vinor. I'rtjmature Exhan-tio- r. and tha many gloomy conqu6iifl of early Iridiftcretiou, elc, arw etptonilty bfiitlived by Ita coatente. frauds practiced by quackn niM rm'dtcul impostors ih fnly ar, Ktirirlt, a d eUvcu rad ivHaltU, ij?or, ana oan energy. Acd your uddresH oa jital ctrd for a cop, ftod titormaiion worm triMiaajitia wui te emu you. Addrfctli3 publisher, WtVERMACHER GALVANIC CO., 01 3 - Bl.,3n Jloulgomerjr our New Colsfor the Snrina Trattr 1 fill any Orders at tolesate or lielail for ana are randy H MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, Ad othars who Ibl'itv. Loaa of ) uoeeNofs ef I. MAHK8, 1 Phyci-C- Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, AV A " tVEETTHIKO HBXONG1NO TO First-Clas- s Clothing House! Fraaclaco. ID,-o2- 0 '- 1. V . 5 FOILOER, arid Builder: - w to-da- ... ::'7-.v,7- :r f Counselor at Iitw. Tte fun Another I'ire. HlICII & CO., Rochester, N. H., May 28. Wiltannery add 6hoe factory is - It is pretty well understood that all Ogden will attend the races to morrow, lhose who are engaged in f We Bollclt Trade from Ibe pronilHe Entire jallsl'rtcilou. ELECTION lulerior unit We make a spcoialty of Bovb Fine Clothin nave this Tepartment always wtll We also carry a Full tlus of Flue BaoU anH custom made goods-m- ade by the cfllratJ flrai of Cox. Youna NOTICE IS HEREBY " GIVEN N io r. v re, jr., vo. Tlitir goods are """luu uwhwbuib a meeting of the J REGISTERED VOTERS t r v Of Wetier County, Utah Territory, will be held in tho Tabernacle, Ogden Cily, Monday, I For the tone 7. 1880, DOORS, three g purposed!-electin- Wholesale and K:tal! dealer ia trusteesone for the term ot one year; one for the term of two year's, and one for the term of three years, and for the transaction of such other business as miiy bo deemed " . necessary. ' Joseph Stanfoud, i ' "u Job Pixokek, Trustees, vI D. M. j, Stcart, , GRAND AUCTIOALEJ $10,000 "VVtorlli oi 10 ' , ABSOLUTElYI SOLO Household IS j tSVl$ Furniture VAR1KTV.' ' armtng Implements, Blooded Stock, , Wagcns, Sleighs, &c. Groceries, Tinware, Hardware, Glassware, Parlor & Cookipg Stoves, l ,. Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of LUMBER I BUILDING MATERIAL. . Having lately replenished ray stock I am prepared and intend to sell as CHEAP as any firm in Utah Territory. Parties intending to build will find it to their interest to examine f. ray stock and prices before making purchases. Price Lists will be furnished when desired, aud all woods deliv ered anywhere iu the city with despatch and ; Property. B FIIBB OP CnAHQE.be shipped Especial attention given to Orders. All goods . ' the day I receive the order. Gibson & Eccles. On will Ortice and Y&xd at the old stand oi North Side of Fourth St., Near Franklin. Address all communications, - , e ,- Gla. dma26 lw Ocpen, May 26, 1880. i ; WINDOWS and BUNDS, French and Amerirau Window ; " , . PAINTS AND OILS, school - Co. & DAVID ECCIES, , i . nr, DAVID JiCOX.ES, OCDEK, UTAH. : D. I). JONES, .. to-da- y. 1 -- JOE ,1, ' Depot, well-know- 1 t rt .iLiu,i., r,t . V 'iTf ott-vtrj- BEER! A DISTBICT. FIRST SCHOOL ; MARKS, GOLDSMITH onprllf r r OP TUB Baby Carriage Ho in loss line, all rtvlcs and splendid burned; $50,000, partially h'arr M"k, Jmrtk .Street, sured. Four hundred hands are prices, just received at Boyle & Co'a, the shooting match must not fail t Have opened out with a well- selected thrown out of employment dml7tt. stock be on ibe grounds by 8i30a.ni. sharp, Mat trasses, , KiiMlroke. MERCHANDISE, to answer tj tlmir names when . 25. Five deaths New Implement, York, May Just Arrived, r.mhracine H lines of Family Goods will be worth calleJ. The purs-and many ci"acs of prostration from , Carpets, 'Fools, i, Pickles It the Gmeaies, etc. asand finest the the and By side winning largest for, t express; are otbT and the heat hooting Apmeannre or bottle, reported sortment of Silk Parasols, ever will take it, while the Aid Evcrythlnj la ike iivsektcpimj, roachiM2 3 o clock, the thermome thinpa in liks mn- Io?ing ittn V(!J ner, ana f'ariiur.j and ManuudariHg Line. Office, Main Street, ter in a sheltered spot, marked R7U. brought to the city. Prices from 75 Do for the hlrL. not fail to atcts. upwards at Aliev'a. Jakes fay " lN'T YOU KOEGET IT keda. the Trouble lUtk ALL'! . , COME COME ONE! tend, Call VH'l iSff.' ARCHITECT AD BLiLDEB. Cmc Auo, May 2S. A dispatch datdap2tf WUIfillT, ed, Canada, Alamoso, 25th from Col. Brewn's Touic Pepsio rnqaestionable, Hatch, received by Gen. Sheridan, AiK'Nonccr. Plans and The Herald, Mich., ears of War; Cures Dyspepsia and ri stores sppe- .. Drawinja, In F.leTation arrived yesterday, and confirms the ns and Detail, with rrclrti-ti- . and Liver Cure: tite. try it; it cure?. dap22. news of the battle with hstiles at ner's Safe Kidney ' U and Billa of Material At COIUNXK, Utali, the hea 1 of Falomas river, in which "its efBcacy in kidney, liver and SALT LAKE deacnpUon, for is so diseases all ao killed. were fully urinary from 31 to 55 boctile In front of Smith's Calamity. Shop, . Ice Cream. r tbi that it is not worth the (HTBdlKS, BA1KIMJ HCUSfS, Be reports that Mayor Morrow had nowledge-fide Mrs. testimonials has Eona Goff U IaWo UeeiMoore, He ber ISSO. 42, June four questioning. him with rpena'i companies. Wcdnexla), joined L,, jt .f S(ROnLS.VILLASJt(irA...iKI'-- . from eitieus in public ilb 'iiwiui j'n i'i ner IIFTII STREET, OGl'tN, ws arranging tor sn scuve n fire. - Pj'-- ml jfoi tti.be-evidences strong Se and life or of Foirth Ire r, him next from private Trms tret, approved CASH, .i artmilina given t '"Hit Trade a Speriatitf. . paipn snd Jater dispatchbut gives no enough to convince the mos stubi Bud"?' corner A good article cunty at 30 'liiys pore fifbtinj, d ma 24 2 wainuied, H, Troprielor. bora donbter." " MOIttr KBf d"tpr2'Jlm- eOTTAQE ARCHITECTURE, particulars'. ace s ... Hw SCHOOL TRUSTEES to-da- y B. tim inn XEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Take Tour Girl For a buggy-ride- , but rent your outfit of J. E. Foote. dap!4tf , HAIR STORE! J. A, daprl9-t- f ' TRIB0XE TRIBULATION, f . to-da- y i NO. Tor Sale. good second hand piano, a bug- KV nearly new and a cabinet. ing machine. Lumber and trade taken in exchange. d eral Navajoes and Comanohes were Jound in camp, ilorrow s command, which reuched Ojo Caliente, Moday 01 tB I'OsT 0KK1CE. night, was immediately pressed for ivard on the trail of tbo flying reds, and two companies of the' ninth cav- H. J. POWERS, M. D. slry will leave lhursdav night, Hatch reaches Fort Craig Carr.at Tucson . was ordered Physician , and , Surgeon. Eugene to have his command of the sixtn and of Office: Near corner Young cavalry scout the we tern line of , s , . Horrible Eiploalen. Fifth Streets, Ogden.' ' I t tf New Mexico, to prevent Victorio and " 'if May 28. Panama ads New Yobi, his band from doubling back on the vices of the 19th inst states that on s. s. miuLvs, trail in to Arizona. r. s. eicba::3, i ' of May first a tremendous , .. , the Justice night Chief Formerly AU'y, Proiccattngr ItORUt Certificate. ,eber Co. Supreme Uourt,liy. explosion is said to have taken plaoe Keam.vu, Pa., May 27. Edward in Aucon, Peru. A large torpedo of BICHAUDS & WILLIAMS, Hall, Mike Walsh and Robert W hite, new preparations of extraordinary three notorious New York i forgers, power which was in process of com were arrested here this afternoon, ftletion at the manufactory of those charged with counterfeiting scrip instruments, exploded accidentally; Office in Peery Block, Fourth St, issued by the Philadelphia & Read- the concussion was of tremendous OGDEN, UTAH. d241-t- f ing railroad company. Seven thous- violence, shaking every house in the and dollars worth of bogus certifi- town, the manufactory was blown to cates were found upon theni. pieces and every inmate destroyed. ' Six houses adjoining were levelled to H.W. 0. MAltUART. t Vetfcodbt Baaiseaa. 4 - the ground walls, roofs, woodCisciSNATt, May 27. At the gen work, furniture, Ac, were broken of cral conference AND tb, report, to pieces and literally ruined. Half book concern on the committee the LA TV, in favor of appropriating $2,500 for a dozen other houses which joined COUNSELOJi-at- these shared nearly the same fate, Office Canfleld block, east tide Main St., the debt of the, Pacifa Christian. Adv- on UTAH completely levelled OGDEN. ocate was agreed to. - Th com- and were almost Of the persons ens d6My mittee also reported in favor of ap- to the ground.manufacture of the torin the gaged California for the propriating $1,000 was to be a scarcely vestige pedoes, on this Christian. Advocate, Action found. Portions of bodies, impossiwas postponed. An elecUon for ble of identification were found at editors at San Francisco was held distance from the scene of the FBI EN US AND THE PUBLIC with the following result: For edi- some MY ars informed ibat I have again tor of the California Christian Advo- explosion, in additien to which five The opened a hair store 011 . Fifth Street, next cate at San Francisco, two ballots bodies have' been recoved. cause of the explosion is unknown. aoor weau i , in second were the resulting taken, am now prepared 10 ao nir worn &i B. B. Chftry, 171; A. ). Welles, J45i the shortest notice, at the cheapest price! ' manner.' latisfactorv numt .mi in thn J. R. Thompson, 17." ' Dr. MIntJes SpeelaJ Medicines Human hair switches for sale from $2.00 decided to adThe conference JIBH.J. Jr . aAinutiw. made from (lhe' best' materials Are 10 upwards next on at Friday journ finally '' " '" obtainable, dap27 lm "' " p.m.' They are not cure-allLeadrille Strikes. They are favorite prescriptions that have been Times' DssvKB,May 27.The Lau Ill 1I3U 'aslad PROF. MAX BOYAN, ville .in v r. - - f.or vpara OU j special says there is great ex' tensive practice, until now they are citement this morn in e, The expect TEACHER OF ed parade is drawing everybody into absolutely perfect in the troubles for Vocal and Instrumental Music the streets, lne tney are now recommepded. procession, con wnicn The Nephretioum works wonders of about marched 2,000 men, sisting music Caldcrs' at ve I.ea orders the principal streets, in kidney and bladder complaints. store, Ogden. daplOlm through headed ' by a band, and was 00 Those suffering with dropsy, Bright's casionally cheered by the observ disease, diabetes, gravel, retention ot ers. After parading the miners held urme.pain in the back,incontinence, FRED a meeting on Fryer Hill and passed or any, disease of 'the 'kidneys ana resolutions expressing a dfitermina bladder, will be astonished at the reCarpenter tion to maintain their demand for $4 lief one bottle will afford." For female weakness it is without Shop uyfdfite M.E. Church. per day of eight hours. Many mine an . . - OGDEN. owners MAIM Sr., equal. have expressed a determina For all derangements of the liver, tion not to accede to the demands The use Dr. Mintie's English Dandelion under any circumstances. C. T. GIBSON, M. D., Pills. t with smelters were not interfered biliousness For and dyspepsia, use as are and usual." SURGEON running and PHYSICIAN Dr. Mintie's Dandelion English Hot, Hotter, Hotteet, -- r Dffick: G. H. Tribe's Banding, Brook ltn, May 27. There are re Piljs, For fever and ague, use Dr. Min0tiI)ES,tTAH, ports of four cases of sunstroke, one iTHl.. tie's Dandelion Pills,. For sale by dmarlTtf latal. In Jersey Ciy one man died all ' ' druggists. and in Newburgh one Irish COOrSt'l VITAL KESTORA- SIB ASTLET emigrant. The captain of a schooner .. , ., rm, also died bound Hudson down the Ogden' Fuolftgrapuer, The great English remedy has from heat. the O. STEPHENS, J, New York, May 27. The heated made more cures of nervous debility, Corner of Young and Fifth streets, term continues. Thermometer in 1 seminal weakness, lost manhood, 1AXDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPH! a specialty. sheltered spot marks 92 degrees. nocturnal emissions, lassitude, ina i Chicago, May 27. jGeorce C. Gor- Come and have your picture taken. Two deaths from sunstroke bility for mental l&bor,despondency, of the United and such diseases as are induced by hara, and three prostrations. Jan29tf States Senate and representing CaliJSew Yoke, May St. lne beat youthful follies and excesses, than fornia in the national convention.' continues intense, the thermometer all other medicines combined. at .. the Palmer secured It is not stimulant nor excitant, is House lastquarters marking 95 in the shade during the He does not PKKCIVAL J. BAIMIATT, evening. is a to safe not take, afternoon. Reports from New Jei perfectly quack believe the unit rule will be broken. ATTORNEYsey and Long Island tell of numer- nostrum, and produces results that but even if such should be the case . tANT ous sunstrokes, quite a number fa- are wonderful. a fair share of the California delega- tal. In this city many have been t Price, f 3 a bottle. Four times the lion wouiu vote lor urasi, t will It jlO. int cotdisapp-AUeiSTAST U. 8. 1IST. ATTORNEY. prostrated by heat and the death quantity, To be bottle. a of bad doubled three the is Try rate you. past Ef nearly Cvliaettne en MortpaiftK Wnwla'ty. TMtit Ir you want your viands preserved davs. Along the New Jersey coast Wra. Driver & Son and J.W. McNutt 0.i.w. Ett Side Uam bt.,Ogilrn. d6My '", and up the Sound the thermometer & Co., Ogden; or Dr. Mintie & Co., 11 cool, go to Beyle's. ' , ,'' ' reached 100 degrees. All the props Kearney Street, San F raacisco, Cal. are blasting. ep!7tf JUST OBSERVE ! , Oih.:e on Fourth ii 28, 1880. A . ltof A Jill OGDEN. UTAH: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY A F. Buford, Montana, special says the redsxins now at Aoplar Creek agency have repeatedly sent word to Gen.. Haze n desiring to By W. D. Tebgrapa te tka JnKcne . Fublisbed every evening (except three councils have been Sunday) by the Shootisg. held with these hostile Sioux. They Leavenworth, May 27. Thomas are very hungry, but fear treachery Junction Printing Association, C. Thurston, who killed his businesa and dread being put in irons, pre (Incorporated.) ferring even death by starvation. partner, jM Embry, on the Sitting Bull himself has sent Hazen a was and t last, OF January SCLStRirilOS: BATES acquitted special envoy, but Hazen told him $160 about a month ago, met D. R. An the terms of surrender were the 1.(10 r thony, editor of the fines, on Dela same as heretofore expressed. A Keek Stretehlsg. ware e to street this afternoon, and after tk fart of Oty: DtHrtrei '9 Cvmtr Haetforb, May 28. Henry Ham passing him turned and fired two iJiwiikins rates ia le ;uown on shots at him, neither of which ?took. lin was hung today for shooting a watchman in the jail. He application effect. One J shot, however, struck night died reptntent,and showed no weakJohn P. Douglas, a. younz man em ness on the scaffold. A defective Mr J H- Bates, Newspinc-- Advertlsdeath long and painful. tletoi, i rrlt Bw CHines Itaildlng), ployed in the Times office, making a noose made Hamlin was not bis real name. New fork, U authorised to c outran for severe scalp wound. Another struck in the Daily and advertisements A Sad AfBletloe. Ogden Juncviox, at our best Lucien Baker, a lawyer, standing on New Yohk, May 2S. The Herald the sidewalk about 000 feet away, in rstcs. from city, Connect! the iet't iila, about two inches below special " MissJeweta a spark Kate cut says: O'Day. L H u, .). P. Itoweli & Co'a I Itid ink the nipple, and pas3ed through his ling and vivacious young lady, ot this AdveriUlJiff Bureau, A'wlper , where ADVF.R-- i i body, . iniiicting a wound at, first place, literally tne bell ot Jewett city, ilO Spru ' favorite, was thought id i 1. The physicians and tne in eeneral one of her lees five a.e win Ira it r i:a tnm-now think he may recover. Mr. stricken Baker is a prominent attorney, and months ago with a disease when the defended 1 uurston and cleared him local physicians termed "dry gan when he was tried for murdering grene. ' The limb bss gradually as' sumed a saffron hue,: and became Embry. The affair created a great much swollen and is now powerless. excitement, and the officers were A darning needle can be run into the to to secrete. Thurston obliged pre flesh its entire length, without being yent the people inflicting summary felt. The affliction has caused the lum. upon punishment PRODUCEScFRUITS; young lady to become nearly insane Indian hff Fr r V n ff mm |