pedicure era. anemia
mutton to "urn. Phil" at nut-m
Fan-all nail and In Salem.
3031“!th ll.-—flen. Sheridan and the
membendhll m. on the invitation of
Judge Devin M the illng of the Iupreme
court, yesterday morning. After leaving the
«’mfl’ttheurtypmoeeded to the city hall,
‘whelealargecrowd had collected, and as
“’0 M Who was loudly cheered.
0'31”,” by the members of
00M, melted the distinguished
M 13' o'clock the withdrew,
with Hiya: O’Brien, prmeeded to
hallmattcnd the public reception
tendered to Gen. Sheridan. Enthusiastic
cheer: greeted his advent from the dense
throng that filled the building. Tin- general,
”(warranted by tlll' members of his staff,
Mayor O'Brlenand the city ofllcinls, took a
place III “II cantor of the hall, bowing his
mumma to those in front. and then
_ fill arduous work of hankshaking.
ChennMchaergI-eeted the party as they
left tho'hall. Carriages were then taken to
Ithe Vendome in the interval remaining be
fore going on the special train to Salem.
Saul, Mam, Feb. 3,—Gen. Sheridan,
Q?
r3
with aparty of Boston military dignitaries.
arrived here at 2:25p. In. yesterday. Anne
train pained Lynn and Salem immense
crowdaofpeople had gathered to son and
cheer him, and as the train stopped at thin
city round utter round of cheers rang out,
nndadetachment from the G. A. R. past
gave the general a salute of fifteen guns. The
party was driven to the city hall.whorea
public reception was held, after which the
party returned to Boston.
PROFESSOR GRAY’S FUNERAL.
The Eminent Botanlat Laid at Best in
Mt. Auburn.
Bosnia, Fob. :l.-——'l'he funeral of l‘rofemor‘
Asa Gray, themoet eminent botaniht in the
world, late of Har-
vard college. took
place yestenlay in
Appleton cbnpcl.
Cambridge. Pre-
cisely at. I“: o'ulm’k
the body of the dis»
tingnishui scicnt'uvt
Was carried into
the chapel and the
casket placcdon the w ‘
chancel. The fol. -3
lowing were the I '
pal] bearers: Dr. x
Morrill W y man, ASA altar.
Professors Lowering and Putnam, of liar-
vard; Professor Eaton, of Yale. and Mr. S.
“'ataon. Thevchapel was fillcd. among those
prment being President Elliott and follows of
Harvard college, several proteamrs of Tufts
and Yale, Judgis Hour and Lane, Drs, “'al
cott and Vaughn. Rev. Dr. Peabody. Rev.
Dr. G. W. Brig s, and many citizens of Cam-
bridge. The service was a brief and simple
one. The interment was at Mt. Auburn.
CHINESE .HONESTY.
[ncle Sam to Receive a Rebutc from the
. I‘lower:.';1(lngdom.
SAN FRASi'lsco, Feb. :i.—Tbc steamer Bel.
gic. which arrived ycatenlay,‘ brings Hong
Kong advices to Jan. 3 and Yokohama nd-
vices to Jan. 17.
The Chinese nutivc paper annimnccs that
the Chiuew government. ha.~ resolved to pay
rack to the United States a large sum of
noncy nx unclainml bnlnnu‘ of the Wyoming
ndenmity. and hints that the Unitml States
night imitate the example by refunding to
China {the lcdancc of unclaimed indemnity
paid to the l'nitml States thirty yearn ago.
The city of Saivcn, north of Ningpo, which
was submerged about 1,000 years ago, has n.»
cently been partly expound to viep‘,an(lu
number of vases. plates and other utensils of
the Soughdymmty have been I‘Lmverod by
the native-.1
Bank Robbers Captured.
Cusros. 1a.. Feb :l.-“Fan" Bonn and
“Jimmy" Fm’tel‘. charged with robbing thc
Stevensd: Welch bank at T’Ls'kilwa, Illa, re
mntly, are now lacked up in the county jail
waiting a requisition from the governor of
Illinois. When Farm and Foster were ar-
rest/ed the former tried to throw away a roll
of bills containing Slit)“. He did not sin-(ml,
and the bill: “we found to be burned on the
ends, as though they had been in an
uxplm’iou. The money carried by Fos-
ter was scorched in a similar manner.
The rooms of the two were searched, and a
quantity of burglars’ tools and some dyna-
mite found. The most important find, how-
ever, was a coin bag. such as is used by bank
era for silver. The bag came from the vaulta
of the Tiskilwa bank, where it. had contained
3500 in silver.
m.
Thomas C. Platt'a Appeal.
Annan'v, ‘cb. It—Notiw of appeal to the
general tenn was filed yesterday in the (vase
of the People against Thomas C. Plait. The
appeal is from so lunch of the judgment as
determines that the defendant was never
legally appointed quarantine commissioner,
or that he never had any legal title thereto or
right to hold the same, and that be is guilty
of warming, introducing into and unlawfully
holding said olllce; and an much thcrcofas
determines that said defendant be ousted and
excluded from said oilice of quarantine com-
mimionermnd awards the plaintill's 803.10
«not. The appeal will be argucd on Feb. 7.
Ill-h licence va. l'rohlbltlon.
le Yuan, Feb. :l.——A large audionm liatr.
cued to a debate on the question of high
limnae or prohibition laat night, at the Brook-
lyn Academy of Music. A paper by Herman
ll. Eaton wan road in favor of high llnnum,
and Profemor Dickey, of Albion, Mich, led in
favor of prohibition. John Brooke loavllt re-
sponded {or high license. and Profeawr Dickey
spoke again. Rev. B. K. Carroll, editor of
The lndepmdent, weatlie next high license
ulvomte. Gen. Clinton ll. Fisk answered for
prohibition. Both sides were applauded, but
prohibition secured to have the meet friends
present.
Inland on tho lull.
Noumea, Conn, Feb. it—‘l’he caboose car
of the Allyn'e Point expre- wu derailed by a
brokeuratland hurled upon the ice of the
Thames river, jufi' below the Poqutannuc
bridge, yeatenlay afternoon. lending bottom
up. There were unclean laborers in the
oar,allotwhom were more or less broiled.
The following were merely cat and were
attended by, m: Conductor Hutton,
John Pole”? ,Drhcoll, John Donor-n,
Patrick F , John Crllhmlna, Martin
Sullivan, human Burke and Jerry Sullivan.
“on. chin roo'a Dull Anion cannula.
A TRIUMPH OF ENGlNEEBlNG.
Opening of the Pomona Marood Irrigation
Canal.
San Francisco. Feb. 2.-—-'l‘he great Mercer!
irrigation: cniml was formerly opened yeflon-
day in the province of Governor Wattcrman
and many distinguished gum; The oration
wasdelivcrod hythellon. J. W. lim'k‘inridgc.
Tho ceremonies took place live and a half
miles from the city of Men-«l, where the
flood gate waeopened, and Valley Milo-square
converted into a sheet of water named
Lake Yosemite. The canal was begun five
years ago by Charla: Cracker, of railroad
fame, andC. ll. Huffman, n Wealthy wheat
grower, and their norm It cost lemle.
It in 27 mills long. 100 feet wide at the top,
70 at the bottom, and 10 feet deep It
will irrigate mm» acres «if the
must (mile land in l‘alifurnln. It to
ceivea an inexhaustible supply of Water
from the Horned river, flowing through‘
the Yosemite valley which is Suppllul by the
eternal snows of the Sierras: At a print two
miles below the falls at Merced an immense
darn ruins the stream ten fact above its nor
mal level. The great enginmring fcaturoe of
the work are two tumlols,.one 4,400 feet long,
driven through the hill of solid rock, no Filip»
being mammary; the other 3,00!)
pom
‘feet long, faced with timbers. The dam
acromthe anal] valley noar Mei-cod, mn-
btructcd to form a nescrvoir, iv 4,000 feet.
long, 35 feet wide, and id feet high, The
level of the noervolr in 90 feet above tlu~ city
—M(‘l‘('8d. Water will beronruyul thcrc In
large pipes. Colonies will be settled along
the line of the mafia], 'which is by all odds the
most inmortnut enterprise of o .si milnr‘charnc—
[or ever carried to a successful termination in
Califomla, if not in the Unitod Stairs.
A CASHIER'S TROUBLES.
no Admits llnvlng Defruullcd Ills Eln-
ployera to the Amount of 810,000.
i’rrlnanznrnu. Feb. 2.—lmac Henry,
Roberta, cashier to the old Quaker lirmnf
Whitnll, Tatum & Co, glass bottles and
druggista’ sundries manufacturers. of Mill-
ville, N. J., is allcgcd to be a defaulter to the
amount of $1011». Blr. Roberts reside-s ,hgza
new and elegantly furn‘mbod house wh iv he!
lub- just completed on Central avenue, in
East Mnxnr'tntown, N. J. He is about 3531mm
old. tall and attractive in appearance, has a
wifc and two children, and is highly con
ncctcd. He has been in the employ of the
Whitalls for sixteen years. Through “faith-
fulness” to their lntcrcsta he was advanced
from a poorly paid clerkship to the prisition of
cashier, with a salary of V' “.000 a year.
About ten days ago he was taken ill. and
was compdled to'mnnin at home for a few
days. During thia time discrepancies were
discovcrwl in the club accounts. Invcstigw
lion revealed the startling fact that the foot-
ings of his cash books bud boon altered, and
that there was a dill‘ercnce between the false
and true balances of something like 810,0“).
The firm at once employed an export public
accountant to Maurine lbwberts' book‘x The
expert confirmed the discovery.
Mr. James White" says that when Roberts
returned to duty ho was immediately in-
formed that the deficiency had been detected.
Without a moment's hceiuition the cashiu
contained tn the truth of the nwnsetion and
cxpnmod willingness to go at (“We to Move-
mensing for it. He further rnhdc all the res»
titution lnhis power and trunsferrcd to the
firm some small lots of property here and in
Mmmstown. The matter is still in course of
settlement, and the firm him not yet dccidul
to prosecute him. nor has he bccn arrestol.
(‘orncll Soplionmrcs Narrowly Escape.
l'nuu‘a, N. \'.,‘l“cb. il—ln ihc police murt
yesterday tn’uwpliomorm who took part in
the nlnlnction of the freshman, Dam, were
tried for disordcrly conduct. At the latter
place a great crowd of students had c1 yllccb-d,
for conviction of the parties nrraignnl Inn-ant
their cxpuh'inn from the university. Pro
femur Charles A. Collin, of the law school,
happened in just as things wen» lmking do
cidedly “blue" for the primneh‘. llc lnuk
charge of the case, and nucmvlul in gi-ttlng
it (ll-unwed.
They Object to Sunset Cur'n Illll.
t‘llltfauo, ‘eb. inflict-lumen: the Chicago
“lawman held a meeting ycstcrulny and pruned
mstdutions denouncing the bill introduml by
Congressman S. H. (‘01, of New York. tn
classify pmtolllce clerks. The objection urged
manual. the bill was that it would mrnpcl the
bust men in the service citln-r to submit to a
rcduction of pay or to ruign. The remlntions,
which are pretty vigorous, will bu t'orwurdcd
to congrm Postmaster Judd iv also against
the bill. tooth and nail.
After the l'relldent with u Bulldog.
\l’Annmorox, Fob. 2.—The police arrested
last night Abraham lsnacs, a Rimian Jew, or
New York, who came here to collect Inolwy
which be imagined l‘residcnt l'lcvcland had
defrauded him of. 1mm, who is evidently a
crank, said that 34,000 was due him by the
govemment, and that the president had no
tamed it for his own not ll» intended going
mum White "0le with a big bulldog. and
demanding of tho prcsldcnt that he settle up
amounts.
Nine Year- for llttorlu‘ Throat».
IAXiANBPOR‘I', lint, Feb. a—Whou John
Htumbaugh pleaded guilty of burglary in the
circuit court here yesterday Judge Winfield
tired the wanlty at five years in the penile»
tiary. The prlwner raved like a madman,
and threatened the court and olllwm with
death upon his return from prison Judge
Winfield thcn increaml the willonce to four-
teen years, and Btumhouuh was removed
from the court amid the wildest excitement.
The Ilrltlah Extradition Trout].
Wasnmorox, Feb. 2.~'l'he senate con-
mmed half an hour in secret «cotton yesterday-
nfternoon. Mr. Rlddhibergor made another
strong quench against the ratification of the
British extradition treaty, demanding at the
nine time that. it bectmfldbrod in upon motion
of the rennin. Afterward there was a abort
disco-ion of the subject, and then the sonata
adjourned. The final vote on the treaty in
not expected for mine days yet.
, The Insolvent Columbia» Bank.
Pnrunuvma, Feb—The amalgam or the
Columblan hank llled yesterday the tint ac-
count of the tawlvent mutilation. They
have gatheredin 0115.00” of the ban“ as»
arts, of which $57,000 in call) remains to be
disbursed eaten; the depoaiwm 0! thin
"15,000 about woo» cored-trot depudui of
people again“. whom the bunk held notes at
tbetimeof its failure. The liabllitleu origi-
nally were $280,010.
Booth at (loom W. Rehnyler.
Imam, N. Y., l-‘eb. madame W. Schuy-
lerdied here yertenlaymged 78 years. He
mutate treasurer in ion-5, rumrlntmlem
mum-lama Inthefollowhlg yearn.
mule amulet uf the maul ml
mmwmmm
WWW...“
54 Main s'rnn
South Nor-walk.
L. .H. DECKER,
Wall l’upcl's, l’uints,
Conch Colors and
Varnishce ..
)House Painting,
Paper Hanging,
1'3 ecorating‘.
Calciminlng-
.54 MAIN STREET.
South Nor-“mile.
L. H. DECKER.
H. S. ,ROOD,
Jeweler,
—DEALBll [N—
Elgin,
Waltham,
Hamden Watches,
For Ladlce and licllls in cold and silvrr raga-r.
Special aucnnun [mill in lll.’ rrpniring of line
wan-hr- nml l-‘n-nch «loch.
11.5. 30013,
93 Main Street.
Great Bargains
-lx.
l'lllllll'l'llllll
. FOR A MONTH
mar.—
' DAVID STUW’S,
87, 89, 91 Mall 81.
UP STAIRS,
sun NURWALK.
BARGAIN S
SHIRTS.
Cambric Shirt
With 2’ (‘ lilant and 1 pair Collin,
50 Cents,
Worth $1.00.
MAT.
Davis
~————~'l’lll-}—«—-
TAILOR,
fiflll'l‘fl N “IIVVALK , (IT.
A. S. FERRIS,
if EWELE R.
(immune (.‘lty “mm.
Adm m '1'"! Grumman
liliLlIlBlll Wl'l'lllll.
mm mm WAX!!!“ A mm
ET.
, .
W
Halal, Bailey 8. in.
. Wa-
WOOD .HAITELS.
‘ ‘ DOORS.
sasn, BLINDB,+
HARD WOOD WORK.
J acob M. LaytOn.
Genera; lnzgzohbxhency
Fln'. Life and Accident.
”(can Slcmnishlp Tickcte—t'abiu'and Stu-rage.
w—~~ «»~——- ‘, .1.”
OF ALL lining. Draft: for one x‘w‘nawmifiliwov Orderew
‘7“ ‘3 . L, M" Notary Public. .‘lcknowlulgcmcma'l‘akcn.
ban-go Stock 01’ Columns up...“ “a,“ ”mm...“
' , lllr‘Tl'lllllllillg «» l "lollcstiuatloa.
"*m' 0" " ” ti'i Waninngtnntll" (Nrafdoortol'mtol’lh'cJ
Plate and Sheet Glass.,30uth Norwnllr. Conn.
w l
U’.
Simon
SEWERS!
Saw lug. l’lanln
and Towing.
anbcr l'urdl;licrtliléil—r—o;l.amlcarriage I“. M. PIERCE;
' DEALER in
MI“ ill full if Marshall Sll‘efll. smvva PIPE
South Norwnlk. Conn. AND
General Sewer Contractor
In prepared to make connections with. maln_eewcr
pipe» in this city on the moat favorable Mme.
’ann-a inn-ruling to connect with the recently laid
power» In this my will llnd it to their advanlaue to
call on him. 884 if
I“. M. l’IEItCE
Box 20, Sout}Norwalk, Ct.
‘éla e Roofing !
to do a ant clue job or
SLATING-
In cllhel “ARBOR. EAST RANGOB. or
PENAIIGYB SLATE
n5 cents per fill and upward.
l'arllrn Hlnlnllg Slatn- mutiny ehonid call on up
M'fulr' o'ullll’m‘l'lln.’ rln'l'lu'lr.
A. BACK & 00.
Water St..foot of flaviland South Norwalk.
NEW DRUGS
at the
OldSta‘ndt
WASHINGTON s'r.
., We have now received a full .mpplyof new drugs,
and invite lllt‘pel'lloll and trial. 'I‘ ay we are
better tarnished than over wnhnll that goon to main:
up ullnll rlnie drug'erorc and the public can be or»
cured of the {mom stock from which to have
Prescrlmluns compounded
At plum nonw and and m the alert .Lillfnl man
nor.
GEO. C. STILLSON.
Hall 33““ '1",-
Wearepre
- humour» um“
Down Again Sure: .
The Place for leb or Your to do lhclr Tl’lllllll!
is at the Market of
A. S. Durand
('or. Mail: and llavilanll 81s., no. Norwalk.
on "to European Plan.
Cor. 4:! St. and Lexington Ave.,
NEW YORK.
,0nc..lllnnte’s Walk from Grand Cen-
l‘ortcrbmm- sunk. 20in: Loin Shark, 150; linund l tn“ ”9PM-
Stcnk, Etc: l’ork Swat. llr ; Shouldcr Steak, 10c: ‘ Lorain-d lime in tbc Elevated R, l{_ Stallone and
Sailing-x I'l'.; slicml “am. 1312; Whole "am, 14.2; f “n.“ u" lines.
Ends of Hangar-rm; l'lalc Roch!» in n; l’rimci , . ,
bRoan! llccf, lira; lloart llwf. lut- ; Mutton (1.an j Muippcd with
l
.3. .: lu.ll.:Bcstt' . .
rim..“fis’w¥l..“‘ "" ‘ “"““ m“ "31m: nun PATENT rounzsu mn-
F , t] . f "I ll t '1 . .' DER FIRE ESCAPE.
A 01' "“g 0 0- 08 Qlld I ‘3 ' Bantam carrlcd toandfmrn the dcpot, and Pack
That can inc bad. If thcrr is anyone who “ant: to age: ‘ hand in c 0‘ charge. 3” 3m
llvc \vllhin tin-1r mcuuecall at my Marlo-t and you 3, Pint—Class Ileatnurunt.
will tlnd n to ynnrndvnntngc. (hula delivered to
anypart of tin- ctty. no matter how small the par- 1
chase. lutlcndtorbc bnaincssrnyrclfandmll on i
l ’ Seasonable Goods l
Win-menu»! the place, comer .‘lain and [lavi-
, O O O
Medium Prices.
MATTHEW OLUNE, Proprietor.
and Uln‘l‘lll. -
l S. DflRlND, Proprietor.
('llOlL‘ls‘ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
'7 UI'I'S.
P. H. NASH 85380 FE;«.__
:H E ngum R,olurm or in. mus.
Winch luck! nothing in Ha construction. clihcr
. ‘ —‘—-« 0.0 ~ --
‘ indumbilny. «unduly, working nrhsimphcny lof ,, ‘
nmnnummlcnt. Thcy arc of the m: i am- forllc
Homage. by mr mansion. Aim for sale the NUTS. ORANGBS’ ETC.
l .
LEADING IRANGIES -w..-..._--_.
plum and “llll warming clout, upper ~ln‘lf and rc
M'H'ulf. Also a [inc
.Slllll‘ FEEDING S'l‘0l' i). II o s. I on Y s Ii .1 so a;
j for llu' parlor nf dining room.
In fact cvcrytlnngz pcrtuinmg lo llw
I')lllllln'f Finn-rill!
all sure fol "null or large roonnn. ;
Ire-cornice] Illa-nor and Ten soul
ALWAYS UN "AND,
A large FliK’k of iron, stone and porcelain ware. i
. all rumors of (llahea, alaoagood stock 0! plain ;
‘nrul famyglaarwam. Hanging and table Lam r.
[ ram-5. lwcnrnted sin in cape and sauce", aim: e
l l‘cricrtion cooking , l‘reacrvm Pots, and Stew .
_ y _ , ”ruining, no.
1 mm mu ohaxrnrt 1h? WW“ : HUNT & ZELUPFO
We are aurora for the Gate City Stone Filter.
l
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2
trrwr: SELL at tho 1.0“1181' PRICES
cARrETel'
Thc Larges! Stock to select f
Lowest Prl es for Cash.
lllrcnnt Body Brnssclle Camel. me u r. ’31. nt'l‘upeatry Braeaella we. 70c. we and 90:. Heavy
lag-mun. w, 501' and 6H. Extra LOWE“ amine 7M.
. WINDOW SIIADES.
HOLLAND NllAlifls, uallly, onaprln mllcm,witb frlnge. all ready to hang, 50c. Spring
limb-n» l‘J‘iI‘. t‘tlltNlUK 1.81.18. with Bran Tfimmlnge armpit-(c.6342 All Bruno Palm and Trimming»
$1 00.
WA”: PAPICII.
IMMENHB STOCK OF NEW I’A'I'I'KRNH. limbo-«willow. Inc to 501‘ per roll.
nun who, ca- lo line per roll. Without Gold. lit to aw. per mil.
FUl‘N I'PUIEI‘I.
l'ottauc Suite. $18.8pll‘cfl. Mb Bedroom Suing”: up. Walnut and Cherry 'llcdrwm tin-la. m
up. l’arlor Sull- In great variety. Balding. llcdtlprlnun, ctr . at law prices lonlm. Law inflame,
lamlmqulnn, In tactanytnl to rural-nu your home complete can vbe tound here at Ma than city
prim- n nun-t» awed by he and laid by Practical lipliolncrera. ll c do an tlnc workanny my home.
and unplny thc beet workmen in each brain-h of our buainm. Geode delivered without extra rharge.
/ C. E. SMITH’S.
No, 2 Atlantic .51., comer of Broad. (opposite the l'rerhytcrlau and Baptiatchurchea.)
.TAMI‘OBD. CONN.
CIR l5'ETS !
of any etorc in the State at
Main Gold.
Erlabllrhed in New York City 1845.
Winn
' I9
Great Reduction in Priceiil w
Men’s hall’s, Bars, and [minus
OVERCOATS .
wnnfii
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“of..- Masonic Building,-
Insurance Building, 7"
Nomlk. ~
So. Nor-Walk.
o
mm
*HIGH ARM-—
“JENNIEJIJNE”
szwmc menu»:
”mm .
J. r. Peckwen. -
une- mwmsr.
Non-walla. -
wngumhml‘m ,..; ..
Elmen‘immmfi“
. mentaintheltatcforlhelaleof
flatness, Saddles, Halters, Sur—
cingles, Collars. &c. ‘
Pine Harness To Order,
2 As usual, ll. the old mad, when! i will .
3 for line of Will . s winging:
; Robes. Feed mnrmmg'fim ac. "
unit; in ALL ms
AT THE
mmm'
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The mom FAVORITE, beau-o
it is LIGHT RUNNING and dose
such beautiful work. Agonta'l’avor—
{Sentinel 0‘
mm nun!!! WWII! MIME]
am ”new ‘ RAILRIIAD PLACE.
.llllE mailman en.
la. 9 Illl ll lull Purl Strict,
‘* ALBANY, NY.
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ca,
80011! NORWAIJ.
7’ ilay an
[The ore and Reliabh.
an man in
Special l;rlces
to .
anon floors
and
BUILDERS
It is not all
e o v e r ed with
Nickel Plate
M
It is made in
YOUR
own town.
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
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RANGES
Plumber: and
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l‘lttera, Slate
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E. K. Lockwood & Cos.E
The Buck Ranges
LocfiWoon
remnant.
ll
do 00..
NW READY
IN EVERY VARIETY
no:
army‘s-connect.
limit
LOW PRICES
mm...
4
5a.".
City of Romain at,
H. KBIEGER’S,,..
Mancini Hotel Blunt, _
lamb twink. coca. “
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inflation: “I: a...
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