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~0all¢laagasheataadlaaylav
“Mow-Into Uuagtha res.
“Macaw" wares—a Do-
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'l'alhs economy.
Bittiagnull, whenaskedwhathe believed
‘actofopauing the reservation on the
would be, exclaimed: “Don’t. talk to
=9 about Indiana There are no Indians
Why Chief Gall Signed.
Wflaflhavayjaaloulyguardadwhat
haldisvedto betheintarests at his tribe,
Mfumhhgifltwantedto. Tbewhitea
havenowgotourlands,andlhopetheywill
ba-tifledandletuslivelnpeaceinfuture."
It Will Be Another Oklahoma.
Tblndiamallalongdoubtadthatthe
mt badthe power intake their
htwithnutpaylngthemwhattheyaskal,
andnotuntllJohnGraasbecame astislledof
thb point by consultation with lawyers in
Mdidhaconseuttoacceptthetreaty.
Hundreihofsettlers have been camped on
,theaastarnbankoftheliimouri during the
pasttwomcntha awaiting the succe- of the
cranrnidnn. Although for several weeks
,Jheywwa very dapmdent they are now
julilant, and they are receiving telegram
trant‘rlasdsallcverthecounu'ygiving no-
tics of probafleremfacsmmta It bps.
dlcbdthttherush to the reservation will
bagrsaterthanthe Oklahoma slampede,as
landhofrrrneh better quality and the
. . -torprrnpsritybrightar.
Thwahmnmfear theta mam-em
hidddthewaalthotthemack
. ”anchorwoman.
Thelndiaastcught bravelytc
_‘ thawhiha Overwhelmed-admis-
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liilfrrl
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, alabatanlalayprontnle upoathe marred.
m7! WEI-WI.
hhflulalatlveahylavatapb
Inigo tandfleatlaaae.
Oahu-s. Aug a—a menial from
Iaton Bouqsto'l'hsl‘ieaynaervpnrtsthata
Handy duel took place near Cottonport.
Ameli- paristhtwaen Charlie Armour
and his fathahln-law, Barry Donate. b
whichthafurarsrwasseverelyand the latr
terminally wounded The fight grew out
cfanaltereation between the twonienata
daneslheulghtlrefore, when mum-
wereatonesmsderorarasetingonths
heat of the bayou in themerrriag. The
two man faced one anothcatdaylrsahia
themdtallyllttyrnen,friendaot
hoththacomhatanla who had cane towltv
ns-thelght
Thanranweraplaoadinpodtlmwiththets
hachsloeach other and accesiderahladie
taaeeapart. Atthesignalhothturnsdand
rspldly.llrlagastheyappvoaehad
mamthsrmndaever “ringing onwa
H"
Ihimtehadhaeastrueklnthasuimaohwlth
manhuckahot, makingawound from which
he cannot recover, while Armour’s right
kneehadbaanshattersdbyariflshall. Both
menwentakanwthelrhanaabytheh
friends
A BALKV HORSE'S FAULT.
farce People llaelad (Dian l-haak-aal
and Drowned.
l’i'rnnula. Aug. d--At 1 o'clock a m., a
wagon loaded with dirt was hacked over a
tw-ty-lve foot embankment Into the loa-
onflhela rlver at the foot at South Thirteenth
street Harry Himuiona, aged :13, was driv-
ingthehcrsa. Eddie Deplorue, aged 0, and
a boy of 10. unkienlilled, were drowned. Her-
w'alotherehildren were on the wagon. but
escaped.
'The horn balked near the edge of the
dump. The driver tried to urge the animal
forward, but Instead haeked the wagon over
the embankment. Simmons rushed into the
river and endeavoririg to save the boys, but
his efforts were unavailing and resulted in
his own death.
ADRIFT ‘ON THE OCEAN.
The 'l'hrllllng Experience of the Vlrtorla'a
Crew—Wlthout Food or Drink.
murmur, Ila, Aug. d—‘l'he Spanish hark
Victoria, which left Havana on July 15 for
Bi. John, N. [1, with a cargo of sugar,
struck on Muir lodges, near Grand Marian,
during a dense fog Thursday night and sank
immediately. The crew of fourteen men and
thecaptain took to the boats, with nothing
but the clothes which they worn and without
compam, food or drink.
They drifted about until Saturday, when
they landed on Wolf Island, whence they
rowed to Eistport. One of theerew had a
leg broken. The party hangone on to St.
John.
Postmaster Paul's Resignation Accepted.
Wauirrsorox, Aug. d—The mtmmrter
general llflll sent the following letter to Post
master I'aul:
“’Axnrsorox, Aug. 1
George II. l'aul. Esq, Milwaukee. Wis:
Sin-\'our letter of July '19 tendering your
resignation of the ofllce of postmaster at Mil-
waukee, Wis, has been received, Before its re
ceipt the civil service commission had submitted
a report of an examination of your office. upon
which l should have taken action before thb but
for your request for delay in order that yet
mlghtsulluita statement In your own behalf.
mission a poetoflice inspector was sent to exam
in your elites. and his report has also been sub
mitted to me. Upon these reports your removal
from office has been determined upon, but as,
pending action upon them. you have offered you)
miguation. I will accept it, to take effect. upon
the n ‘ mentand inn ofa
who will be designated as soon as pomible.
Very respectfully,
Jorrx “Aswan,
Postmaster General.
l'ax
Who Is Ila?
ALBANY. Aug. lit—At the autopsy over tbs
body of the unknown nun found floa'
with the tide opposite Cedar Hill thecoronet
decided tbatthedeceesed did not meet his
death by drowning, but that he had been
drotand thrown into the river. A thirty-
two caliber bullet was found on the base oi
the brain Nothing is known of his identity.
In height he was about five feet four inches,
with smooth face and black hair closely cut.
Bewas neatly clad in a black diagonal coat
and vat, with dark striped pants, white
linen shirt, turned down collar, black eravat,
white socks and underclothing of line ma-
terial His feet were encased in guitars,
nearly new.
Later—u “'A,,‘
Wasnnm‘rox, Aug. ll—The president has
made the following appointments:
Joseph A. Clark, of Maine, pension agent
at Augusta, Me.
John T. Rankin, of Pmnsylvania, deputy
auditor of the treasury for the poetofllcede-
pertinent.
Henry Heblng, of New York, collector of
customs for the district of Gen-see, N. Y.
William '1‘. Harris, of Ila-schema, to he
eornmi-ioner of eduation.
of Illinois to be
Andrew J. Whittaker,
(kputy fourth auditor of the treasury
"Silver Dollar” Smith in Trouble.
Nsw Yonx, Aug. d-At the Republican
urollmrait in the Eighth assembly district
Assinnblyinan Charl- Bmith (“Silver Dollar"
hith) was charged by a man named Roberta
witheuttlngtheticketat the last election.
Smith denied the charge and h name was
duly enrolled. Later inthe evening finitb
thrust his linger into Roberts' eye, inflhting
what h thought to be a very aerioru injury.
&nith claimed that Roberta had on
his foot. It is understood that Roberta will
swear out a warrant for Smith‘s arrest.
Knocked Out by Peter Jackson.
Burnm, Aug. o.-At Genesee hall Paddy
undertook to stand up before Pete
Jackson, the Australian, for four month
Ramada a miserable failure, boweva’,aud
that the police intarfaed and stowed the
fight. Brennan‘s nose was hrckar andhe
wasotherwisebadlyuaed up,while Jackson
didnotgetaserateh.
Shel-terminal the Blalnaa.
Baaflaaaoa.lle.,Aug. d-Irs Patten
son, daughter of Editor Joseph ledilhof
Chicago, and sisterof In. Hccormick, wife
otthessu'etaryofleptionat Ilondon,gavs
adlnncattheWalvernto
andlthlne‘sMWalkalaine,“
Ibe- Blaine and m Ill-m Bimplnsand
loot-ah Afterwardthaparty attmded a
dance.
the Unit Against lanai] Harrison.
Nrw Your, Aug. 11—13. suit ot Col.
SchuylrrCroebyazalnsth-allll Barri-r
fwtlmflndamagm for libelcameup in the
sup-as court chambers, before Judge lu-
Monamotlmtocompelthedefauhat
input in aaanswer. Aftu' orga-
umtdbothdd-the jadgarsawvadhisde
“in.
Hana-aberatlarntega.
mums. N. 1, Aug. tl—Postrnssta
OawalWaaamakar, withhlsfamlly,h
urtved hue h- he and:
Watt-Butts,“ aspect
qdwvwalwaska
Aftertbeuamination by the civil service com 19'
wusosaveralypunisbedlntheilrstmndl
.rmirlwnwr: at“?
of“ Wills
SUPEHIUH
BIKING PUWlllll
THE PllllEST lllll BEST
la made onlyof strictly pure grape cream
of tartar. atrictl pure bicarbonate of
ends. and a srnnl portion of flour as a
yweeervntive, nothing clue whalemr. and
1a warranted entirely free from alum.
ammonia, phonplialw. lime. and all lin-
aduller'anls fmpmnlly found in liakllu.’
'mw1l“l‘fl. ’l'lio charm-tor of rnnleii‘sle
need. llr-‘ir purity. and tho nicely of lfwlr'
cornblrmiiun. render (.‘lowlnnd'n nu Merit-r
liakiin,r powder the mud healthful anr moat
eeormnneal in use. and it anayri atfords
whoio-mrrw. nutrition». and delicious food.
It in nw‘orirmeuded for purity. healthful-
am and efficiency by (lot-r-rnment and
Htair ('lwriiisfir, I'hmriielw "f lioanls 0!
Health. um! pmf'i-mmr in inalitntlorrn of
lesrnmy: throughout tho country.
hold only in cane, full weight.
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D. L‘llollElIIEl'.
CHAS. ll. I‘Ellllls,
South Norwalk, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. i‘errls. Modes Glover. David Pin",
3. K. Stanley. Mrs. Henry Seymour
and Others.
Below will be found a sample of the multitude of
ten of encouragement Franklin Howee & Son. of
136 Broadway how York, daily receive. The null
joined unsolicited testimonials at! from your friends
and net hbors, ladies and gentlemen you know and
esteem for the r honor l31d straightforwardnees. and
whowould scorn to a party loan deception.
What has been done for others can he ifone for you,
and it re folly tolomr suffer when the means of
y lies at your very door.
COL. C. II. FBBBIB says: "In 1875 l was
taken sick with Dyspepsia and Jaundice of the in rat
description. reducing my weight about any pounds
I suffered about one year and a half. Everything
was done that medical skill could surge-t. Finally
acouueil of doctors declared my case "incursole;"
others gave me the benefits of toubts. Then I war-
llnally persuaded to take llowca‘ Blood Purifier.
After taking two or ihree bottles l was entirely
curcdend have been a well man for over six years."
HIS. HENRY SEYMOUR, mid to have had
acauoer removed by Dr. Cummings. of New York
city. Was ver low—reported likely tod're any day;
notable towal alone: sore would not heal. Tho.-
curcdher sevenyearsagosndhaebcen a
well woman since.
8. K STANLEY. nearly eighty years old, and
wassqucrin severely from a hard cough. The
doctorssald e hsd an "ulcer on his lung," and
could not live Having heard of the wondcrrul
cures dore by "The Great Blood Ponder " I sent
for it at once and took It faithfully. My rough do
appeared and am now enjoying good health.
Testimony of: Remarkable (‘ure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Miss Celia Starr. (now Mrs. Charles
B -‘. “ ‘ St" Norwalk. Goon.
Had Kidney trouble. Dyspepsia. impaired circu
lation of eight ears standing; was so nervous that
she could neil r sleep nor mt. l’sld out over
eight hundred dollars to doctors. and was not bene-
dtred one cent‘s worth; health mined as much by
the poison medicines-s by the dire-ac for who
they were taken. She says: “I did not expect to
live but a shortiime. Ir. Home was sent to are
bya friend llookhlsmedlcineand have not bad
a doctor since. I was not able to walk without help
—am now shlc and do walk all abou‘tl l‘owu fiver-fl
timcsa . lsmsnew person. an won not
hehackdw‘L'el was for thousands of dollars. I
consider It the best medicine ever olercd to the
public. Dr. (wreck, of New York, Iold rue he
would not have believed I couldbave been cured if
nebad notseenitdonelzy Franklin Howee‘ Iodi-
cal Di ." Cured our .
Sold by A. II. BOY'I' SON, orwalk.
WWehsve agmta everywhere. m7
STONEORE
Isa pure mineral pigment of a very dark «one
color. and like 0qu l;ure 61:15:! 03:1. cp'nta'rn'a a
largeperoenl 0 run . no it s a
good Mmmlguwlm, and by the addition of from
some uonwaur revenue mumuw'rumsv. waver a. on.
m lion 12 l’llfllK, WEDNESDAY, 2:2,:
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NlllWlLK’S GREATEST SALE
W0?“
thal will stI on Wed-
nesday, August 7, at
the Butcher’s Barbe-
cue and Plenle.
0dr 40.000 block
ls falling likcilro
[Mills and fill"
WE WILL BE WITH THEM!
The Boston Store is determined to capture all the RACES, and convey them to their
rrrarrunolli establishment in Norwnlk, and prove to them that we are selling
Dry-Goods and Kitchen Furnishings
floods Advorliwd Last Week “'1” Ilcuiniri ill I‘m Prices till this Sale Ends.
WHAT THE IIA'I‘CIIE'I‘ Wl'lN'I‘ 'IIIIlOUUII THIS WEEK FOR YOU.
GENTS’ HOSIERY.
Gonls‘ half-hose, fancy stripes, worth 125(7, cut prior 5(-
(tolm's, fancy stripes and Silk clock balbriggruis, n~u:il priu- being ‘29 to 35, Will be oflered
during this sale for 211' pair. We how,- :i few (luzvll of extra frm- lmlf hose, which we have
*
so‘tl :st 30 and 450 pzrir; wrll close them at 29c pull- 5 (107.. of black silk half-hose, formerly
sold or Wile pair: have cut price to 390 pair.
1.. W --—~ “MCI—IILDREN’Q
, (‘liildn-u‘s llmvy stripe hose, sin-s 1.5.
black ribbed how, all sizes, Worth 1
'han airy other house
in the Burro.
pair (ivnfs' half-hose, plain
_-,__.1.. I’air'.
5, 55, Worth Illr' pair: ml prin- lr- pair. Missos’
2.50 per pair; sale price only 5" lid"-
LADIES
All our low price ll0.~icry at last week's prices, 5, S, 10, 1‘2 and 17c.
fancy stripe hose, former price 390, price this week, 300.
45c, new price, We. Ludics‘ fancy stripe, black b00154, and
070 'i-‘ill be sold at this sale for 49C.
690, our sale price is 530 pair.
10 em: out OFF IN KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
UNDE RWEAR.
“EVTW BALIIRIGGAV Shirts and Drawers, 34 to 44 in., at 39¢ each; were
never before sold for ess t ion 50c. Gents’ peppercll jean drawers at 31c; they cannot be
purchased elsewhere less than 50c. A few pair swimming tights that were 30c, now 250.
Ladies' Swiss ribbed vests at 9 and 1240, worth 19 and 25C. 1 lot ladies’ ex. fine Swiss rib-
bed vests, formerly sold at 400; will cut them to 951' each. just one-half the price. Ladies7
brown lisle thread vests former price 60c, sale price is only 49c. A few dozen lzidies' pure
silk colored vests, always sold for 7 5i.‘oach, a wonderful bargain at 62lc
QUESTIONS FOR YOU TO ANSWER.
“are you seen the 7 in. sash ribbon in all colors that we are selling for lie yard, when it
should be 5 times as much? [love you seen the Gerits‘ 4 ply, all linen collars, all sizes, we are
selling at So each? Have you had a pair of our importer] French Woven Corsets for 590.
same as others get 790 for right here in town? Have you seen our new remnant counter, 2‘2
feet long? astonishing bargains are found all over it. Have you seen the bargains we are of-
fering in Swiss Flouncos and llmnburgs of all widths? Hayc you got, any of the bargains ad-
vertised in our Domestic Department? they are continued this week, be sure and see them.
Discount of 10 per cent. on all goods purchased in our basement. Coupons given away dur-
ing this sale. Have you seen the nice reading matter we are selling of 7c per vol.
Ladies exqualify
Ladies' fancy lisle hose, old price
fancy lisle how. usually sold at
A low dozen ladies brilliant lisle hose, fbrmer price was
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
All wool checks, 38 inch wide, for 150 yard.
3,30 yard. Domestic Satcciis 9.50 yard.
black, regular 75c
Ginghams ill file.
46 inch suiting at 21c yard. Challies at
French Sateens 170 yard. 44 inch Henrietta_in
grade, our price to close will be 580 a yard. Big line 'l‘oille Dc Nmrd
DRY-GOODSIS
Miami
IIRKI’NWIIN s KNUillLlo, Proprietors.
The Sea. Shore Resort
0! 993913999?“-
llood Bathing, Shade,
libero Food and Good order.
now to on into.
0‘ I”!- ll. ROWLAND.
sumitiulfilfiéiééiivllls
Tuesday and Thursday Evelina.
lltesrnu ledea will leave South Norwalk at 1.45.
Returning leave lloton Point at 11 o'clock.
TO
Rnlln Point and Bell Island!
STEAIEB "IIEDEAJ’
Capt. ll Rowland.
DAILY 'I‘lllt TABLE:
lnveflouih Kuwait—low a. in., 11.1), 2w.
I15 p. In.
leave Belle Hand-610. am. 810. a. m.. for
Wilson I'uInL lion in for bomb Norwalk 11.20
a nr.. 125, 2.35 p m for Wilson Point and tomb
Norwalk 415, 11 dip. in. for Wilson l'ofnt only.
brave Wilson Polite—tut) a. in. for flail Inland.
8 40,103) a in . 1.15. 5.0). Mil) p. m. for ilell Island
and rroton Pornt.
lave Rotor: Point 903.111!” m.
in. for lie” Island. Wilson Point and Norrih Nor-
waik HI), 5.36 p. m for Wilson l'olnt only.
6 '10 p. rn. for Bell Island, Wilson Point and 510th
Norwalk. When necessary Will make an r-xlra
l0 Soulh Norwslk later,
si'smr Till nrru.
Leave Bell Island—4i 30a. in for “0th Norwalk.
Leave Honlh Norws k—1030 a m .1,00, ‘1.
t 1.5, 540p in. for Bell Island and Roma Point.
luv-suntan Point—11.1." in . 1,45, 3.11), 5.“)
7 (.69 in (last trip) for routlr Norwalk.
(in week days she will make trips as per time
rshle,oonneeunz with all trains on D a N. illusion.
Ilousatonic Railroad, ar Wilson Point.
Fare WI son Point to Boll Island or Roton Point
We each way,
r-oulh Norwnlk to Rome Point or Bell lrland 15c
single mp; 2V: ex: union jm'al If
10 NEW vom'Cm‘ with!“
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
. 1.?0, 28 p.
trip
teamer Medea
Baal! coal!
UNI ONLY
HAZELTUN, LEHIGH
a
—._‘~n_.~_
GROSS GREEK.
0"" "HALL
Stove Coal
ill JUST WIIAT lllll'l'il Till PARTICULAI
IIOUBI-Wl'l. PUICIIAII 0!! TON AID
Ill BATII’IID THAT Till (XML llMl
KIWI“ HENRI BIIN IQUALLID.
lllM NI] BlflS
Joan M. nurture,
Wholesale-and Betsll Dealer In all kinds of
Cliff. All] W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lacknwanna, Locust
I lountairi, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Cools.
The New and Palatial steamer,
Cape Charles,
Cup. l‘rcd L. Byxhec,
Will commence linking Daily Trips to New York
Comfort, Safety and speed.
Popular Prices.
No. Norwalk 10 New York, single
Trip, 40 cents ; Excursion, 70 cents-
0n and after
Monday, June 10th,;
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
“Iloualonic” train leavlu no. Norwalk at 7.56 a.
in. Itcrnmlng leave New ork. Pier to East River.
{om Jefferson at, at 3.15 p in , and foor 3m street.
Fin-l River, 3 30 p. m., connecting with trains at
Wilson Point.
Always Take ihe Ilonsatonle Line.
For further information apply to
THE NEW ENGLAND TERMINAL (:0.
SIDNEY STARBUCK. V. P. t G. I.
all South at. New York
C [-1 OLDS. Agent . Wilson Point, Conn. and
The Old and Reliable...
nu FREIGHT m.
lurwallllewllr
0n rind after July 15. 1589, (until further notice)
-THE PROPELLERS-
".1
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily tri , Sundays excepted, for
frelrzht between New ork, Norwalk and South
Norwalk. Will lave Pier :5. foot of Beekmaa street,
New York, for Souih Norwslk. daily at 10.!) a. In
(due at nouth Norwalk at 3.5) p. m.) Ixtra boat
Monday. Wednesday and l'riday at 5.3 in. For
Nor-ark. Monosy, Wednaiday and id y. 5 p m .
Saturday It 10.30 a m
Freight r eeived from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Retumlng. Boats Leave South Norwalk. daily. 7
p. m. Norwalk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
6 p. ui.
Freight taken from and racelved for all
points on the Dos-bury and Iorwalk and
likapaug Railroads at Greatly led-cod
Bates.
Upon Ilea'lon to sgenu the City ormealk
out [again he sent fore in! lore of freight
anywhere in New York or Its vicinity.
WA" persons are forbid truettllc anyof the
employees of the boots of this lineonaecount
the owners thereof.
tentodtypercent. of Pure Wile Iced can be A RT DEPA RT M E N T. HOUSATDNIC RAlLlllMID.
hfilfi‘llbflmfllfiflfiqfirfia — msnnm a norms“ nrvrsros.
Jénfi'fikfillflm 'rJ'i'Z'll “.2” 33'3“ “m“ ’"° '°"'- '5‘”
mgmmmgm 6m: in mixing .3. Second Floor. Hold your orders if you wish to Save Money. till our fizz-‘33:“
PURE BURNT 001”". September Opening, when we will display the finest. line of mum“, “'8, Nu,“ “In", M,
A "M hm “ mm“ “m of“. goods (Framing. ac.) to be found. all at our Usual Low 3.3%” 3595-: 392."?
relive-lull plun'w may: or “Toll ”“33 Prices for Cash. Remember we give you 10 per cent. 33p"... u; 83 pu‘ "12,2,
9533.52.13. fivfifigfi’umfl?" or discount on all goods bought in our basement. :13 3;.“ a: gum :2 3'“
u'fimlrlmmwnlfimfizfihmlfi If you wish to .876 money, you should 2:: z :1 1803 g I I”; 3 3
7.7.1.33 ”bullshit-Tool...“ ‘3. .633. of visit. our store during this sale. .m",
Dnbs. ete.. which we [motile to stand longer “a“ m.
thanwbenmadewiththeccloraherstororeuaed a.osp.rn
c&%$“&“umfiafl?flflm "0W?"-
— _ ,L . N L L
mm? momma?" “m- . . .. . . . _ - , , ,, “2mm “1.11:1"... hm“...
mm" HERE ARI. THOlmANDS of' other bargains not mentioned hue, tint wr repay you w, .. .. :35 .. .. :2 ..
, 846 " ls “ a...
DECKER’S to see. and save you money. Keep in mind, we close next ll ednesday, August 7th, 133,1, 11mm Imp-3i,“ gills;
Blaioa Paint and Wall Paper Store] (to attend the Barbecue) at 12 o’clock, noon, so picnic buy your Dry Goods in‘the m... 31'2“ L' grip...-
to North Main 8t” 80- lemlk. , , . “5 .. 037 e:
_ morning, for the butchers sakes. mo ”llxed tol'f “llxrd refills-d:
' sea '3“- ' "3-1; l q . m" tars
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-«...-.....:-:.. Elli or c s alums, as u . uni at Mill 111 ['1 an s. Tiff“, .1
at—«ulyaadntaahrsan , .
“bra—“'3: l-va arm for mu
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