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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 2, 1888 · page 2

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.2. “,1.“th the Actionoi
' “return of Appeals.

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mu- “ the law-drying tom
up tlw calm-atrociti- am
Min—dicml
1m (1m. Aug. :4» oftho
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not exclude their on
.k. 'l'lwysoy
“Whom”
up the men who sell with-
tbo police system 0! sur-
ciiy is n touching and
many unlicenled keeper!
continue in WINK.

special ovation just now is the
while he cannot tell liquor to be
{m yet but the right to
.1‘ “WOW wool totakclt home with
' m m m, unable to keep their
own on Sunday», declare that
W in!" their My supplies on Sutur-
dlym the grocers; and on they are
“in compo/tithe: with them, they propose
to“ up» the grocers being obliged to
guy “elem insult license at 8250.

, and thin they toll: of attempts to on-
dqa‘ the old Sunday blue lows, Ind they
pay try Wing of the kind about election

13m it braid M4000rmoresnloon
Where been selling for a month With‘
out m w‘ifll the knowlolge of the excise
W of the city. Four hundred have token
1“ M The 4‘10 plan have not asked
”w bold buck to await the (Incision
ill-mt l‘ow that it» court wast-um
, any mu pay £7.50 each {or their
“my 0! than will retire from
They cannot stand the high {in-2+
, our. ”an” ice. Eton»: applications were
”for Ileana, however, yesterday. Cob
WI (ran breweriu mode application for
lunch: otnloon Wand paid the tear.
Orton-tents; filed Mentions (or fifteen
aloo- hapmnnd ham in a certified check
”$3,750” pay (or the parebnmnhm More
‘ ”I the 3,211 “from in Sound: will b.

to clone by the enlorcemcut of the
_ high licence not

‘l W by Ill Iron Beam.
Comm, Aug. c-wunam Stray, the su.
of the Chicago Gaslight and
at. my? works, we: instantly killed
My, Mr. Stray was superintemling
them 0! some large iron beams at the
*5 works, when the machinery gave
way, and he wns embed in death, 15» was
Cyan old, and bad lift] with the Company

W! yea-11W

Como! Front in .‘tll Right.
WI). 51355,. Aug. ‘.’.~'i':;x t‘t-Elet-zor
muffinrmnl from Sharon Springs, 3:.
7., Oil In” lltf: 9:0er renaming; on hit
”I integrity are fabrications of his
WW, and that he will 515‘... rites

 

 

 

 

, no for without succesa, the naval builders

 

 

 

FATAL Luuerh Wino $1.3

cm A, Aug. 2.4At m.
taller {gm thin city, yeetovdoy “Wm
threaten-ire millundlnmher ml: at the
E_ B. Edy Wm’flng {any were
completely destroyed by fire. The milk
were valued at 070,000 and the lumber It
$0350. . '
.Auboy ago William non-t, need 12», per-
W in the Mud tovorol nonwor-
Ierloniy horned while escaping from th-
burnlng mill.
The Edy company will not rebuildmnd
over an men are thrown out of employment
The fire was the mufievrlfic over-mu in
Ottawa. Over hnlioluilo of lumber pile!
wnsou llre 1t once. and the new rose in
loci: in the air. The city wanflllcd with
burning cinder;

AT POLlTlCAL ”anaemia-renal

A Secret Itepnbllcun commence—With
the lunar-tn.
lt'zw Your, Atari—Mr. Levi P. Morton
dropped into the national Republican bond
quarters on Film avenue ycstendny. no we.
lollowed soon after by ex-Bcnntor Plait.
Both gentlemen bad u secret conlerence with
Chairman Quay. Nothing could be
u to what transpired at the mntarence. Th0
notion-l executive committee will probably
meet today.
At the national Democratic committee’-
bcadquarters Col. Brice, chairmen ol the
campaign committee, announced a postpone-
ment of the meeting of the committee. Mr.
P. A. O‘Farrell, M. P. irom Dublin. and
“Oil, 1’. A. Collins, 0! Boston, Speaker Cor
lislc and tax-Lieutenant Governor Buck, 0‘
York. I’m, were among the callers.

 

 

 

Colored Journullttl.
NAMIVXLLE, Aug. ‘2.—-—0ver filly colored
«liters are participating in the national col-
ored journalists” convention, which opened
in tbonruca street Boptm church yester—
day. Dr. Willium'simmau, of milled:
the presiding ofilcor. and tho uddrm of welo
come was delivered by George '1'. Robinson,
editor of The Star. The convention will oo-
t-upy two days, and :1 large number 0! sub
jeets relating to the conduct and meninge-
ment of colored publications are on the
programme for consideration. ‘

 

To Give Coll Boilers :1 'I'rlrtl.
“Cismxurrm, Aug. ?.—The builder! of
coil steam boilers have long been attempting
to have them introduced in steamsblpo, but

and most other ship builders preferring to
me the old typos. Secretary Whitney has
determined, however, to give the new build—
ers n inir trial, and udvertisenwnts are now
being prepared at the department inviting
builders of coil boilers to submit {or actual
trial boilers 0! their type.

 

The Order ol flung-rt.
AUBURN, N. Y.., Aug. 2.—-—Tbe stategrond
lodge ol the Order of Horugnn' is in region
in this city. :Over a hundred delegates, repre»
touting tho ninety-three lodges (vi the state.
are present. The morning was occupied by
the towns of the grunli lodge olficcrs, which
show that the order is in a prosperous con-
dition, Three mw lodges were instituted
during the year. .‘uuuug the recommenda-
tions much.- by umml Burden Jacob Condo,
at New York. l.~' the building of an ”film:
for widows and orphans and infirm member!
of Zl»ct:.rlle'.‘. 'l'lzu ummlnnbip in the state
isuowmx-r V3,! ‘1. t otlicur;
usvut'a lulu):

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all. and then many! t~ {LHJ‘ 2t
wu- "for his traduwrr.

 

”0] Can‘t Open Their (inutliliug l’nlncu.
Jim. R 1., .‘Lug.?5.~'}layorl’uwell
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W I?! the lubioimlde gmnleimg
' t on Both read. n i: :I: l 1;» n tilt-tr
‘ club boon! thin your.

 

It. ISM-t- Suill [or Keir \‘utk.
maroon Aug. n—Tim new evnxthp
of Raw York sailed for 5'. 1-: Ynl’k yes-
witt 1,000 passengers, including llr.
G. Blaine and family.

 

, Valor. (Tue Pmtponed.

You. Alla. L’s—The pcmmp lingo in
_ Wu Furlcy's cm.- have been
, until Aug. 15.

 

3 TRADE auuxrm.
35‘“. X5!" ‘9” .ml Prodmo Market
.;, 9 qwulono.

Ifidm. Aug, L—Jlom-y clmml at fig. per
“at!” highest rate. The low-cs: mu 1 per
”flu W cloned sit—sly; [mitt-d rules.
45.13;“ must. 4.55‘4‘751.53‘v.3 for vi) day.
fl W In: diamond. Howrnmcmo
M Mygcumncy (a. it" int; 14. coup.
mwm M. 101% ”“1.
mutual booth curred as follows: Union
m awaits; Unit?“ land grnnzs. mums;
flaking tenor. 11%;”); (Murals, mwm.
WNW my; (mini! tin-l mmvttled
‘ and at 12 o'clock prices were irreg-
mefiuod {mm tl’nm— ol lam night. with n

d the has: [rationally lulfl'r. The
W at the amt-finals
‘ “mom Union.

dealings were Lake

The dealings in thxne
7 us provost.“ entire morning's
fit omit ll» tad finereent. to
. ' , Union mm wu- very minim! its
”humor at noon than it closed lult
”.3 g, M and flooding were also slightly
m

 

fl” TI. no! 01» morning was un-
3 wuflanhlng to whichzhe
WWW-ti led except mnnlpu
3 mar-tn traders. The market can.

‘ r a Mad red 0? :1: o'clock. but
tu— lilt , , dill: lnm film
manna“ the loud at the “limit”!-
m. Sow W um t’mnllc. \Vrulilffl

“if" other: The final figure» were
‘ ”the: Duo or loot night. The
“not; ”W to W mom.

3 , W Inn-In
W You. Aug. 1.3—FIDUK—Cloled firm u

m mm wheel extra, 92.830
210; ill. mun ext“.
. . .10. ”anthem flour
M: mm to choice extra, $3655.10.
on“ wet! motel; active and

4' in!
get- ”3, up: “mm
”a ' .

'l l ’1‘ ' and . lotl

' . aha-tum makeotNo.1
leo..W-;Ko.

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MUM” 2'

' it ho communal suicide Monday
at; hotel, 12:13 been claimed by
A. ll. Lurtlmlomew, u director 1.! th». An-
snniu, (Tum. Suvinzs bank, and M. (J.
“ii-”Li“; k. Hf lint Pidgifls of l'ylbinn of
Antonin. Bulb gentlunzen visited the morgue
in I‘ol‘..p’L:t_v‘ will: (in official anal identified
the bud}. Mr. Bartholomew states that
llolllrook was also ~hurt $533 in bi.» books as
collector If the hl'lwul «bdrm. it'd-L" ”it:
other concerns claim to have lost by him.
They left for lmruu lust night with the body.

 

(Tunntlinn Emancipation Day.

llmurox, (mt, Aug. :Z.-—Eni:tncipation
day was celebrated here by a big demonstra-
tion (it t'ryaml palace. under the auspices 0!
Mt. llrynlgcs lmlgo, U. l'. 0. 1",, and was a
great social succens‘. A big street parade
was one of the features. .\ large number 0!
colored pwiplc came to the city lrom sur-
rounding, cities and participated in the event.

 

Damaged by an Ohio (lute.

(1431:1450, Aug. 73,—During the gale gt
Tilllu the mat wull ml the nail works was
blown down and otlmr buildings dnmngml to
extent extent. The tents of the Truncat—
lantic t-ircue'. “m: blown to hllfelh and the
paraphernalia wrecked Tlmxmnrulmpl dol—
[um worth of damage was done in the coun-
try to outbuildings npd the innit and crops.

 

Fatalities Caused by the Beat.
Kira-nu Cm, Mat, Aug 2.-—Seven
deaths have occurred in this city in the post
twenty-four hours as a result oi the executive
heat. The Idaho“ temperature recorded by
ostnmlmd thermometer has been 07 do“.
while the signal service instrument, located
onlop of the postoi'llce, haw fallen several
degrum lmlow this figure.

 

Interest on Railroad Bondl Defaulted.

szw Yunn, Aug 31-an on that-on-
sollzluted bonds 0! the Miaonrl, Kim-l and
Tents railroad was defaulted yelled-y.
President Martinsen sold the newbourdd
tlirectm had no money, become the receipt-
wero being taken by the Mlsouri Pacific,
The promoting for 5 receiver will be
by the ivomllwltleni.

 

Th0 Cotton Oil I'l’lllto

Nnvr Yuma, Aug a—At the mull meet—
lug oi the Cotton on truth-n J. u.
Flagkr,$nutnel Thomas, N. K. Fairbank-
lnd other: were try-elected trustee. Net
munm,m tor the ynrmrev
ported, but no dividend woo ordered. the
money being devoted to purchases of cotton
teed.

 

Immanuel to: July.
81w Your, Aug. auburn: July mm.

immigrant: arrived at Cattle Gordon, on in.
cremain'Mbovchulylut . That-r”
this your there have been 25, more hunt-

grtnu lluded theater the tune time.”
year. ,

 

noun-nominate.
le Your, Aug. 2—1:: I twain-Illa
content herethowinnor,’l’.W.churln,
BullhteClty,wrotothordslntlvonl-
mwhtoh,wlthmior mm
Allowedut‘nwords

‘ ‘ ‘ dm‘ Amt—P" bill Mm; our“
line Y! met of In aw In M P . .
. dingo—on: 1m. TM. mwhomthebiu wartime! I’ll-b

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

tunneplnlouor tombs-lauded.

wherein it to hold that the bill tppllu not
only to the little but to the more re-
tormotorleo, all cool penitentiorltn, houn-
oi reluge and the unwindnwrlnl reboot The
nttorney general concedes that you dill!-
culty will ,be experienced In entertain; the
bill.» foruloeelponnlinltitutimmcou—
corned, owing to the omlulon from the bill
of new provisions to carry its apparent
intent Into elk-cl. .

 

 

lmtond with Halter! new.
Locxronr, ll. Y., Aug. 2,-An accident
occurred at the molding shape! the Holly
Nmufncturlng company's Monument in
thieity, by which men or eight mwwe
badly injured. one 0! tlieln, named Thompv
son, quite torlmuly. A pot of molten iron
wnebolng run on, when, by some mishap,
one 01 the long bully containing about tour
tons of thenwlal was overturned, and the
contents sputtered sound the men, unsung
theinjuries above elated. Thompson was I0
badly burned about the leg- nnd feet that it
"it {cured both logo will here tobonmputnted.

 

l'lorltln Republic-n Kowloon.

Jtcxmxvxnnr, Aug. 2,—The Republican
unto ticket was completed at Dentin-stol-
lowlt: For comptroller, Charles Lewis, a!
Fernandina: attorney general, John Eognn,
oi l’ensnoolotcommlnlouer o! agriculture,
John P. Altborpe, ol Tnlluhuanoo; comm!»
tdomr of education, Protector l'I. Stone, of
Sanford; jntlitm of supreme court, E. M.
Randall, ol‘Jucltsonville; Jesse H. (loss, of
Guineovillo', Charles 3. Wayne, of KM!!!-
uioe. The cmgretsionnl convention tor the
second district nominated Mayor Goodrich,
0! Behind. *

Honolulu-ted (or Concrete.
lino “’ISG, Minn, Aug 2.~—Jutlge Muc-
Donald has been renoiulnetod by :1ch
tion (or congress by the Democrats 0! the
Third district. ,
“mum-run, Minn, Aug. z—Judge Wilson
has been unanimously renominnmd {or corn
greets by the Democrn- o! the First Minne-
lollt dlnrlfl.
Tim “one, bill, Aug. 2.—Jumce T.
Johnson has been unanimously renomlnnled
[or emigrant at the Republican congressional
convention oi the Eighth“ district, held here.

 

 

A Young Bululo Deluultcr.
BUFFALO, Aug. l,—-0n June 25 John W.
Kegney,o clerk in the employ oi W. A.
One 5; Sons, wa- sent to the bank to cash I
check (or 8630, and utter drawn): the money
hedisnppoured. The police were unnbleto
lot-nto the young delimiter until word was
received that he was in Corona, Colo, Kog«
ney memmhavo been laying the found.-
tiou for n sumtul career in Corona, as he
had nlrcody begun work ior as prominent
citim lie was trusted and will be brought

A Murderer Lynchnl.
Stimulus, Aug. 2.——A mono! fiftynrined
men visited the jail at Carthage, Smith
county, and taking W. H. llnndley from his
all, hanged him to a tree. The she-rill ro-
fused to surrender Handle-y, and about thirty
Idiots were exchanged between the amour:
and the mob. Handle-y killed Deputy Shall
“'nrnnn. last September, while trying to
rescue a prisoner from the otllcers.

 

The New Aqueduct Communion.
.‘lnw You, Aug. 21—1115 new aqueduct
mmiairm organ-rim] yesurdny by electing
Gen. Dunne president. John C. Shoe'nun was
recharged accretnry. A resolution culling
for luliiniommtion from the chief engineer
or to m.- pre-mut state of work on the nano—
due-t \i'asztdopted, arr! the communion Id-
journe'l. ‘

(.ruutlx 0! an Oil ltmn.
‘vllflil a :uttrvcntul v-eii hm 'm .. dcvelowd
in u now llhlil a burn rpfillgh up :d var i'. like
magi". nu .i “ll v limit in :t h my oil
field um :t j illy, gum} mum lw: u: t'x-zmws,
{or all zit-c millionaires in pr» Mp. writ .- ”tuber:
are cnmmmw ml. limriiml. 1- L; "l't'll and
paint. :l and v. van-tr! in 3 xi. l‘lfi. llotnls,
with dB the mnvoniwrm-s of tin-city llll‘k'll')’,
spring up in a fortnight, and in their nuke
[nlluw m..- sol-mu; that um the oil nmn's un—
endin; tli: ‘ l. The hotul and bun-mm are
the lithium» r-s mots til it new nil {my :1, audio
ghew plum-a). cmwtlmi tLtyunll night, lenses
nru lit:i|lt',l‘ulltr£tt’i.5 sigzml uml duals con—
cludel. with n promptncss and a careless
abandon that would startle even a wide
awake Chicago broker. Tool, machine and
tnppl y abops come in resmm'o lothetlemuntlv
of tho owrumr. The thrutriml sharp scents
his gam- from afar, and bio variety thmtre
is crowded nightly, while brothels, lam
mains and gambling hells open up by the
worry. The rillrnll of older oil tuwm {allow
in the wake of the first comm, and the new
city, the site of which six months before was

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humbmltted m- opinion to the governor, ‘ ‘

Hamill ll

Vegetablel, Pruitt,

outrun ‘ om. mo. ”

an. N. ffll. , i ll lent.

 

Ilnco lat Sun-a and It

workout-unmwhlch ll unotnblcto
l went-note (It

up end have mined horn it nines. ling

 
 
 
 
 

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HAS THE

Best Facilities

FUR

OI" All. KINDS.

”mo——

oi lne etc..b the whole-ole. Quinmd'o Sum
gulllo did the liner: for no. loll- m. not” [All
Yonm’l‘rnly 612 mun. l 6.8! 9;...
7. O. “ILL, 5.8! \ Mic
——~—~—— ‘ 7.19 w 1 u? 9...
row It 3 MM:- nu " t 5.:7 '"
".41 " ta “
GEO. B. F LAISTED, .3: 9;... m --
I I.
0. It, outrun, ml. Ill-mun.
I . . urn. ‘ . lien, l'un. Az'r
"hr“; HOUSATUKIC RAILROAD.
an] ’ —- c .
°“° Q “3: 3': " ntruunv a nonuu envision.
”6.23:.- 22:2 .221 M. Mr...“ WWMW
. mo segue. .
sputum. Em, run. " W" 7""
mum. wu'rn.
‘ ' um 1.1.80. Wk. Ar. Wibtll Your
Home Dressed P1 ultry a Specialty. m”, ,5", m”;
0rders Delivt red Promptly. ,3: .. ,3“, .. ,3: 21
”top-I. twp. Imp...
mussmnw- m»
3 , 7.» ”rum in "rum 7:: “I'x'd
5:) Wmulnxton Street. NOItTll.
3 Lv. Wilton Point. Lleo. ltorwulk. Anfiorwllk
. two. In. lined ”do. It. fl'x'd 2 l0 Hind
“5 .. .. “5 .. .. mo ..
a ll -' sin “ o no u. or.
teen ” 1213p.» more.
0—- ~° 12 t: " Mimi 14" "liter! m me
4259.». on. -- my...
gin 1-. on 2- , to) '~
1515 "line um "Inca louliud
ml)".
-J, 915-.» amps:
3 d to p in. 656 [LII " "

@721! ficqfinci’

1gulp Priming!

WORK JI’ROMI’TLY

.
(I, ll. Mu mam, Vice l‘n-n. rind Gen’l Inna.
I. c. I'Avn. repaint-mu. .t,

l. 1'. Fun. (£qu Ticket Agent.

Illfl’sn'l’lt.‘ It IIlVlltlllN.
April 5. 1m.

have Bridgman '0! PM”.
7.10 :r pt. magnum g

 

.05
ten) p, l. liud Ill-luv um
om ” apron- it”..-
5.50 " math ,
't'” to u 3
'Gouonly u tor In New )I‘diord

Wu. ll. 811mm. Vite Pru’t a (a n'l Slurry
W.K. Lynn, Supt. .
.l. 1'. Fun, on, 1km Agi..llridgrynt,hnn.

Hitch, Bale l Bu.

W...O—~”

WOOD HANTELS.
DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS.
HARD WOOD WORK.

0' ALL K303.

 

 

Large Stock of Columns

 

EXECUTED

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AT

neasortrlnte PRICES.

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1i)? THE

MOST APPROVED PATTERN!

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little more than n wiltlemen, in a full grown
oil town, with all the battle, duel! Ind wicked-
ners (or which such places are (timed—Ruli-
ll. “'ibon in San Francisco Chronicle.

The (molt-t Creek—«A Pubic.

A Spring Which bud overflowed its bunks
started toempty its Waters intou Lake a few
miles distant. Ono Peasant, who had plenty
of Wntcron hi» larul,protciled again“ More,
and the littleGreek turned lothelelt to ovoid
him. Another, who bud no Water It all,
begged the Creek to approach, and it turned
to the right. A third, who couldn’t make
up his mind whether heW-nted more Water
«Mmmcmkw ouo curve-mud u
lourtb clmugcd his Kim! on often that the
Creek Income nll tangled up in the cflort to

him. \l’henltflnnllymchedtho Luke
uBogo whoutootlonthohunhtolt to observe:

“Alan! but you huretrnvelod over I count
dthreomileo in order to make one! Why
ouch n waste of time and Enemy?"

“My Friend,” replied the (truck in u "in
pry way, ”in on odort to "one all! lave
filled to Plum even one. and Wm the
phllc can it: on equal [$11.

floral: nd tpbo Creek very Italy dried
up-Detmit Prue Prue

 

 

She titnt “or Baby Home.

Mr. Din: Goal, pro-meet o! the Lyceum
Theatrecompnny, tokletudlnner‘urtythe
other mating (hit Myoluhdywlto was
determined to witueu the play of ”The
Wile?

“l was at the Lyceum the other night.
Itantllnz amount-em, when two
well around Watered and humid their

 

 

WE HAVE FOIlll POWER PRESSES

TheLateslSLfleSOlTllle

for Trimming

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Plate and Sheet Glass.

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slum honing. l’lumug.
and 'l‘uruimz.
————_—.—.__.—_-
lumber Ysrd betwm mir- ad and curring:

, South florwnlk. Conn.

Hatch, Ballet ,3, (in.
Murmur:

1:. 'mi 0”." ”,3”, d I...

. wit anything. They weldeverv»
w 3min. tip-eh... fiwfiwmqnfl
tor Stu-:0. W Anew-u in Puke-o»
“M’md can.“ midi-Sandra".
minuteudu—u30ulou. catchy
porn m,-ooun.mu.mm

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. . ° 8 ial Prices
lligltest t ash l’rlce e w l“ t, .
M o 0 mourners
tings. “Ollt‘b. llollic.» iron; 2m 0 “I"
n BUILDERS
and lit-tails. ___..__..
93 It is not all
i :Jtimp‘30vmg (Ill ("ll lltc :lirth I" rrlttlllig pd!- 6 co'ered '1‘],
\i 11.1.“): I-ormonrz, m .5 “01“” “I“
Irv-VT“ Known! l 8 [t- is made ill
. -. ._ -., ..,W~.,____,....__.._,,._..-_ YOU
:4 E; ; own town.
J. P. Peckwell. z, 0 3 “so
mun numwm at. t x 2
Non-want, 00:111.; 5 0 Agent for the
Icing unite to Inn-lecture o celebntcd
HAJRNES ! ll J ulculmnn
"15337.3 film mo {”537 £53.!” 1 “A Ml 1"“
3 neutrinlhoeulvlonhenleo! o . . Plumbers laud
Tllnrnt-ss, Saddles. lllllll‘l‘hfi. N'ur-l, [q x ‘ . Gus
‘; cingles. Pulljtrs. lzt- g B «M Fitters. Slate
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