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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 5, 1889 · page 3

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Guarding Against an Explosion.

Theworh of cutting through this formid—
ablelarrlerwillbeconducted nightandday
--Ilu'earefulsupervision. Nonebutéxperts
“med as forernen,pipe layman!
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Mondamgularwatohiskeptup
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THE HAMILTON AFFAIR.

leulwlatoa aad Joshualaaa Beasaaded
for Trial.

NII‘ YORK, Sept. 5,—In the Tombs police
wart In. Swinton and her son, Joshua
lean, charged with conspiracy against Rob
Ct Bay Hamilton, were remanded to Friday
"It for trial.

The Nurse Out of Danger.
ArumcCrrr,N. J.,Sept.5.——Dr. Crow-
. lay” declared the victim of EvaBteelr

‘PUIII-Brilflamilton‘sdagger outof dan-
r,and it is reportedthatthelawyersare

’ of some interestinglactsm
.flaingher career and herconnectimwlth
thawnfirscy. One rumor is tothoen'ect
Hilokasbteroffivmandthatthechild
hwllrlnlhowas engaged as “wet.nuree”
weer-ally her own—- fifth baby brought
w afterthe failure of the four obtained
filewYorh hyEva Hana. 'l'he wounded
mhaillvery vindictiveagainstheras»
ilMaadvows she will eeeher
.bahamertsthat JoehMannisreallynot
VIII Swintm’eeomand hints of futurereve
’Wotastartlingkmd.

Ire. Dramelly my- that dresawllrs. Bank
illn’ebankbookonaNewYorksafedeposit
eumpsayshowingtfiuflltohercrulit. Josh
’abladabenhdepcaitofmmo.

' The Marriage of Ila-lltoa sad Eva.
PAM, 1v. J.,8ept. 5,—Asshownbytbe

, * reewdiutlroregfitryofvitslstathticebere,

', m Bay Handlton and Evangeline In.

Mm married on Jan. “standthe

Walled immediately afterward. Rev.

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why-re were JoeephiueE.Burr,thocler-—
Mammalian-MHZEH.
Inna-luau Broke Dowa. .
Ammch,N. J., Sept. fi—Uponho
inhiormerlofthomestoftheemqaratas
lathe Hamilton case lrallamiltonlaoke

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‘ Producer! Protective Aeeeelatloa.
V Baseml’nfieptA-‘l'hosnnnalmoet
rfidthe Producers‘Proteciivea-wiatioa
‘ in held here the following oilleere were
wil’ruidrnt, T. Wfil’lnullip, NewCar
1" M . . TlJ'l‘lyM
,gwulk Wait-d-
1 W,R.J.Straight,of Bradford.
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lepre-etbartel'roreeters.

‘rcaoa-ro,flqt.5.~'l‘hesupremo court at
Manhunt-Idea has. Tho-ea
.m'srepcrtshowedthototalmaubenhip
blown-mot ZMdurlngthota'm.
”lbw-nee hold bytho munhweeggre—
The ire-sun’s repa-t
thehelsaooea had July! 1-: to
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thmdiaqflmetUflahCaL. be! de-
stroyed the Pelacs hotel, thsWells-l'srgo

and a large ball.

'l'honewcruiser Charleston, built by the
Union lron works of Ban mm for the
government, has failed to come up tothe
contract requirements.

JohnCarr,ayoungmanwhoboarded the
Cincinnati exp. without a ticket, was shot
and fatally injured in a tunnel with the train
hands at Key-or, W. Va.

Workman digging a ditch near Rename
leer. Ind, discovered “3) in gold, several
watches and other valuables, believed to be
the plunder of an old gang of robbers.

Thebodyof 1.. L. Claweml. a prominent
realesiatemanof Wechita, Kan, has been
found in Riverside park there, riddled With
bullets. He had evidently been murdered

lire. Elizabeth laug, a woman of German
birth, living in Brooklyn, has received the
prizeoftlm oifered by a New Yorknews—
paper for the mother rearing the largest
family of boyst girls. She has fifteen
living children.

At the Chester county (Pa) Remblican
convmtion Judge Thomas Ii. Butler was
nominated for the additional law judgeship,
which position he now holds by virtue of the
governor’s appointment. -

At the Berke county (Pa) Domecraticm
vmtiou Gustav A. Endlich received the
nomination for the judgeship on the seventh
ballot, defeating Judge

Deputy Sheriff Jacobo, a Republican. was
shot at the polls inFranklininthoThird
non district of Louisiana. It is
midhemadethreatsamldrewapistol.

The financial committee of the Milwaukee

out announce that the guaranty
fuudof Stillfillwill not hcdrawnon. 0n
the contrary, a small balance will probably
beshown. The entire cost of the comp
ment was about $70,011).

ARMOUR DID NOT APPEAR.

The Senatorial Committee Investigating
the Alleged Dressed Beef “Comblao.”
Cmcaoo, Sept. a—Neither Mr. Armour

nor any member of theallcged dreamed beef

“combine" smeared before the senatorial

committee investigating the dreared beef and

transportation industries. Mr. Armour, in
an interview, said: ”The reason we did not
appear before the senatorial committee was
that we knew we could not expect fair treat»
meat from the hands of Mr. Vest, who is
notoriously on record as opweed to the
dressed beef interests. We are perfectly
willing toappear before an impartial com-
mitteeand give their allinformstion per-

taining to our busine- that is not of a

strictly private nature.” '

The most. important wituere aaminod was
Paul Dania, exeubordinste manager for
Nelson Morris, who testified that he saw an
agreement signed by Armour a Ca, Nelson
lorrisamlothergstatingthat onandafier
a ca'taindeto prices on themed beef would
hose and mindiflerentstatea He had a

idea that the combination iixed
prices in about eight stats.

More Celebratlona.

Sconcur, Maia, Sept. 5.—'l'he towns of
Budbury and Wayland celebrated the 250th
anniversary oftheincorporstionofOldSud—
hury,medthemostencimtof Ha-Ichnsetts
towns, havingbeen aettledinlfls, receiving
itsnamein 16W. Sudburywastheniuo
tenth town in the la-chmetts Bay col-
ony,smlthemcoudsituatedbeyondtheflow
of the tide. Wayland was formerly Eel
Budhury,andwas mtepartinlm.

Ramos. NJ]. , Sept. 5.-—'l'he 150th anniver»
nryoftheeettlernoutof thetown of south
Lyraloborowascelebratedinthatwwnmnd
theoccasionwaeonoofmnch interest. There
wasalsrge aowd of people, mostly former
ruidents, who retm-ned homfortheoceav
sion. Theprincipslfeaturesofthodeywere
a [recession and an sddreahyllev. AA.

 

Anon-crutch.-

New Your, Strata—Frexdorick E. Rich-
ards,amok,snd illiam alums-nor,
mmmmwniammu,“ Bochland,
“.mbofeeethollaitedstetesmarshsl
inthiscitysudefiodforelihelonthe
eehomerferwsgu. 'l'heve-elswaslosded
at Hobokenwith coal,arrdwhm ofl shore
tho ammulmmum
so brutally,» they cleim,that they were
faeedtosei-sdoryaudrowfortheirliv-
totheshore. Thellhdwasgrantedandoill—
eeru sent to take charge at the schoarer,
whichhyoflmrdnghf.

. Volunteer fire-ea Drill.
Borneo, Sept. 5.--'l'he Irwin’s drill wss

 

[bleach For filth a Hatchet.
law Yoaa, Sept. 5.—-—P* Hays, a

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With hospIsI.

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Batterieszllurphysndllofford, Barr and lo
Keough.

At [nation—-
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Molt. ................ 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—4

Batteries: Jones and Kinsbw, linen and
Window. '

At linemen—-

llamllum-Tolcdo game [unturned on aocwnt of
wetgrouruhr

At Worcester-—
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Batteries BnrhettaudWilmn, Baker endilullr
van.

The Ilarltirae Exhlbltlon.
Bonner, Sept. fr—Tho of the ln-

ternational Maritime exhibition, to be held
in this city in November next, have inner! a
circular in which they call attention to the
fact thstitwillbemadeademonstration of
American capability in the entire range of
industries emaciated in our export commee
and carrying trades. Examples of every [no
ee- of manufacture are solicited, togethc
with machinery and equipments of all do
scriptions of ve-ela A valuable govern-
ment exhibit is expected Among the mem-
hersoftheBoston citizens’committeeof the
exhibition are: lion. J. Q. A. Brachctt, for
the steteof Massachusetts; Hon. 1.. Salton-
etall, for the port of Boston; James T. Blim,
for the mercantile interests; Alexander Hen-
demon, chief engineer United States navy,
for the national government; Edward Bur-
gec, for the naval architects and construct-
ors, and James T. Boyd, for the ship builder!
and machinists.

Buffhlo's Natural Gas.

Burnw, Sept. h—Petttions have been
preemtedlothecommon council bysoveral
leadingbusimsscmcernaof thiscityfor
penniaiion tolay pipes in certain localities
for the distribution to monomers of natural
gas ~Mr. George machevot, of the Lion
brewery, who recently shot a gaswell lo-
cated outbe southeast cos-m of Jeifersm
and Bert streets, says he lagettlng from bk
well five times more gas for fuel than he re
quires toruu his boilers and otherparta of
his brewery. The well is sunk about 100 feet,
and connections have been made for two
weeks. The flowof gm went up tempounds
pro-around then fellto 340, but foreeveral
daysit has been oteadyat from 370mm
pounds.

Boston Bequests.

Booms, Sept. 5.——'l'he following bequests
aremadeinwillsprohatodhere: BueanO. B.
Dehsn leaves 82,31) to the Heck homo train-
ingschoolfornureesatsh Catharina, Ont;
81,000 to the Harmon hospital, of Dom;
31,000 to tho Dobbins hospital, of Boston;
and nominal. Church home for datitute
children of South Boston. The late Helm
Gardens bequeath: own to the Danette
and Foreign Mimionaryaccietyof the Pro-
testant E church of the United
States. Bhoaleolefltothenmeeociety the
copyright of the “Life of Our Saviour," the
profitethereot to he devoted to the branch
calbd “Women’s worn"

In. James K. fall's 86th Birthday.

Naamuz, Tennfiept. 5.—'l'ho widowof
President-lama K. Polk celebrated her 86th
birthday. The vmerable lady’s mental viga’
is remarkable, and her memory is singularly
accuratesnd cspableof scenes
endineidentaof her lifeindotsilfromgirl
hawthorn-easel. Tooneotthomany
vhitorswho called atthe Polk placeshosaid
ha life had known but one great sorrow-
tln death of her husband.

nelerippslnagaslesaewarellleaad.

mama—rumor»
BerinalesguoexeursienofAmeriesnworb
ingmenwerereceived at theAdelphi hotel
hySenator Sherman and Chaunceleo
pew. Those two gentle-nan sailedforRew
York on the lumen llnestemrshlpCityof
Sew York. The of the
sailed for homeonthe ityof Home. All
areinexeellontheeltb.

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“J Noise
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yeeknowyuersidlflwesldhviug boas
s Ira de- m'w would ve are s
“hand I to save youthstsr-
”mauve-r.
linear-lasing

Arum-harem snoursr big
knot-potenthsfsoeotthssuu. It isva-
dmtthstthesunneebs oomplsaicnlotton.

ABartlettpartrssnearWhasd,Conn.,
Isnotcalylosdedwlthhelfsrearpesmlmt
afewdayl since patent buds aplnend is
white with blooms A tree loaded both
withfrultsndblo-nmsleererlty.

,lordldmundl'itsmsurics, botherofthv
lemuisoflamdownonmgapdwhomsr-
rIedtoKbFitenrsld,thswoll known
AnaricanOrieatslsoholsr.
ABoutthrolins convict whomsrlee
break and knowthst the dogs would take
hhtrailmedtwcpouadsof strong soul to
spiahle in hb hob. and the dogs lotnu
androtnrnedindhun.
flapphlroproduemeanuamlmlismend in
polsthewearer to all good works. In the
sodheitdgdflmhqendinChristiananir
dedicatedto StAndrew.emblematioof his
heavenly faith and good hope. Some gin
thhgemtoApril.

Duringashortthundor storm at Antrim,
'l'iogs county, l’a., lightning broke a tale
phonewire,tnrnedoneend hack and welded

itsolidly,mshing sloop. Itissaid the weld '

was so perfect as any exp-rt could have
madoit.

Recent experiment- at the our hospital in
London indicate that stammaing is not I
nervovm defect only. In operations for deaf»
nosin moral casestbepetionts were cured
of otamnieringalso, andtheresultisthr
opinion that Itarnmering comes from sornr
defect in the hearing.

The Burmese believe that the ruby ripen
like fruit. They say theta ruby in its crudr
state is calories, and, as it matures, changer
firstto yellow, then to green, then to blue.
and lastly to a brilliant red, its highe-t stats
ofperfection and ripenen. in the muse it
stands for Aries. Some give itto December,
and make it the emblem of brilliant sumo-L
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r. H. NASH & 330.,

(10.. Ill! 3 WEST on.

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Hausa Furnishing Ennis!

CHINA AND GiASSWARE.
Oil Stoves.

Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.

Taylouiolden

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field only in cans, full weight."
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PERFECTLY PU RE.

A P-Il‘ii‘l' liELiClOUH BlTl‘lLA-F'rll. ’lllY IT.
7 '1 will rm:- w. 1:7 r122. Luke; 22:: ‘2‘.“

." In the [lunar-1 (“ w: int. ptrkml from
" » 'u-«t plantain-n. nml — mom. ole-rhmy
g r: and lr-w- (rum all .- tum or mluriw
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CHAS. ll. FEBBIS,
South Norwslk, Conn.

 

A Talk With

Col. Penis. loses Glover. David Flatt,
s. I. Manley. Ilrs. Henry hey-ear
aad Others.

Below will be [mad a sample of the multitude of
letters of eoeoursgementl’rsualia Bowel b lion.
756 Breadwe New York, daily receive. The In
joined ease: testimonials «re from your
ended hbore. Isdiceand ntlelnea youknow

ho Tatum be I i: mph-a:

w woe score to s so

What Melinda-effing!” hed'r-ofev

sadit lsfelly tolosgereeler when themesns

recovery lies at your my door.

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3 salad shoot out .
worm that .sdles shill err-Id sergest.
around! of (lotion
other! gave me the benefits of oouhta

aally
declare my case "lucnrsbmf‘
Then I was

unsiiy persuaded to tahe flowce’ Blond Purifier. the

AM taking two or three hates l was entirely
condendhsveheeaswallmsnferoversixyeue.‘

Ills. It"!!! surmount-unnamed
eméremoverllbyllr. edl 34:3" Ymh
cit . lava (II-ml any :
net’ehlctowsl elouenoreweeld not bed. “1'1:
Dleomcrycerrdhersmyeenlpudhsebuua
wellwoaiausinee.

s. I "All.“ aeerlydghty old. and
w’mlcrio severely from e “33..
deems-aid hd an “ulcer ea his lung.”

rm. or... m stcea Boiler "’ "m

resonance seams

Loun- Negotiated.

omcaz-o ‘47 Welhlm 8k. 00 m.

Troy Hand Laundry,

Dooleld Bloch, lo. Smalls.

lhst-e'asslsusdrywerkdoeostrs-oasble prleu.
Ailwustduaeby hand. Give asatrlsl.

R. F. ASKEW..,my

 

 

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AND SCHOOL OF

Bimini and Tmnilinr,

sI ans-ire an. sis-tore, cs.
(cranes in vlesilea my ms.)
leepoas for Italy Dept. 4, 18“.
We. m
“bit-:1. ear-air anae- m, ens-pa.
rum-earl .
.11... a aura: mt: 2&2.

W““‘WME.
1188 BAIBD’S INSTITUTE.

Boarding-“layman!

Young ladies and Children,

mums Sill. 19m
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gun‘s «hrrobymflsfi-gflm Pugh." l Ti: 10. u 101! .. If)” u

or in!!!” m Mill]. M

emerndsada-aoweemingpod y 33"...“ 139:.“ :g’hn

Temlruonyofallemsrhsbleilura. 33?. 3m» :3 «"9“ :13 31"!"
in Norwslk,Cean. "" w” ' n “’3‘

no. Celia sun. (new In. Club- 950s... '

Ben-rest), Great St" Iorwalh. (baa. mp,-
um ll trouble. Drover-b. tau-trod circa NORTH-
:gvfl% ncltmmu;;t..nhldmt M [ALWlleonPoinL LI.So.Norwa|h. mm
W I” I“ N era 1
eighlllbndted lodecterasadwunotheet :gfil'Ji’“ garb“ 352”“.
fined o;.eeent'swenh;heailh rained as rustling l“ .. "a u ”is...
:“meluazhx “I m M ,‘n ,0 um “ me .n me a
Irvebutsshortlime. allow- was sent to lo "a m 43'“ .. I“ 3"

e l his-edleieesadhaveaot had tap in. 5, .. “Ht-
admin-loco. lwssaotshlelewelkwithoethelp ' ‘3; .. 6c is
mnowsbls‘saddowelhsnshgétlowa saver-l: 15 ..
ti-eea . -lmm. M as u
och-en lwleforthoueendeofdollsra. 1 mo “W “'1" "m mum
ooelldsritrhehestavsdldnoeverolaedtothe lunar.
public. "Junkers" York, Iold no he 95s.: 90am.
woelduethsvsuotlevedlessldhsveheea cured if (I! .l‘ urinal.
nehedmsreuitdnae Ire-kiln llewes' lads- WJI. .Ylea sad can't I.“

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enuhyLquofl' 803. ore-ll. Allure-am, Pumas-at

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IAIN LINE.
fasvelrlinert for l’lttdeld
accurate {furs-W".
tie-annual mum
fins-Jaws- ‘lfleua
Slrengtb. 1m safer-sand Islan-
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smeoa aloe. if Wrmmmwgai‘l‘fl.
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BAKERY!

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ileed Bathing, Shade,
libero Food all Good Order.

II“ 70 CI? ‘I’IIIII.

Steamer Medea

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BTIAIEB "IEDEA."

apt. ll lowland.
DAILY Till TABLE:
heave-lean Result—low s. so, 11.90. 200.

lee-oldie “soda-6.10 we. are. e. a, for
Mean farmllorwslk
P

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3

Nun
welt “”1 ea r. a. for lean Not only.
tflp. I. glut lehnd.WllveaPoiutsed Boalh

scan" rras Tull.
lave Belllelsad-O Ile. a for iloalh Norwslk.

lasvo lloslh Kerwa’k-lom a re. Lin, :3.
titJflleJorlleillusa-lsadllmoni'eiat.
leeveloleu Natallsls n.145. 3a). so»
fun. a. that trip) furroath lawslk.
Onweehdsys she will stake trips as prr line

with all lrslasoa D s N. division.
Bee-wait Railroad. st Wilson Point

MWLmeialtoB-dl lslandorlotoul’oint
lured way.

00th lorwslk to llotoa Point or Bell blend the
loan it

deals trip; ale excursion.

The Old and Reliable.

nun FREIGHT 1m.
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0a and after July is. on). mm further notice)
-TllE PROPELLERO-

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Will ante daily Iri . hands to
height between New ork. Norv’v'alkmmm
lorwalk. Willlnvel’lerafoot of Bahama“,
llew York. for South Nora-ll, dully at 10:!) a II.
(deestaoath Nwwslkstam p in.) lane host
loadsy. Wednreds‘sno Friday at 5x In For
Norwalk. Monday, edncedsy and Po y, 5 p re. .
llalurrla It 103a In

l’rel trueeived from? a. ia.tn5p. In.

Returning. Boers leave Moth Norwslk. daily. 7
g. In. chwsik. Toadsv. Thondsy and Saturday.

p. I.
warm-m— aad received for all
palate a the Daahury and flerwalk and
m Railroads at Greatly learned
Bates

Upon nation to egcnu the City of Nowell

I'm e will be sent for medal lousy! (reign

euywherr. in New Yorker it- vicinity.

rail me are forbid mine so, or on

airplanes of the beam of m: dilemma-mum
murmur.

 

HOUSATONIC it.“ LlloAl).

DANBUKI 1 menu ”"18"”.

Corrected June will. 1&9
SOUTH.

[mm Lv.Bo.Nerwelk ALWllrou Point

 

 

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Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Spatula all in Glam
Milne-Illi-
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Decorating.

DEGK ER'S

Paint and Wall Paper Store,

18 liflhlallllmfll,

IOU?! NORWALI.

 

 

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HALE’ ,
”WMJOMIMMII

The Popular Burner Drug Store.

Bottled mineral Waters.
Buffalo “this. Carlsbad, “calm, Bethorn, Con-
gress, . Itarollthic.0l s . Seltzer, spelli-
nsrismei .lln- ysdl hudmdcrry Lilhla, hyrbe
slntie bottle or use. Also Ssrsloga Vichy. Geyser
end Excelsior on draught.

 

Imported Clears.
fifteen tiller-it brands.
Domestic figure.

Forty diflerent brands.

The rue-n complete summon: of Perfumes to be
'cou in the loan,

Fancy Soaps
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Pine Confectionery u pope-er rose.
Our stock or Patent Iceman complete.

The Prescription Business a Specialty

Having gained the reputation of drswi the
finest Soda Water, we mean to in thzglend,
and with emotive sud obligins clerks will arm
you better then you an be served elsewhere.

Store Always Open '1'"! 11:80 p. -.

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convince you we are
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and at prices that are
beyond competitip '
when quality of work,
is considered.

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