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little Plitli, iii, 25w, 4 1-2 nuts iii 31.
Ban in Hill llllilllli iii lllllllllial?
Something fine in the Health Food Co. products. We are enli-
ing large qusnt
itities of those
Splendid Cooking Potatoes
White and Mcsly. Try them it you wish line goods. In the
Fancy Goods we have the choieent
DATES, “th38 AND TABLE HAISINS IS BOXES.
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lli liill all Ill liiiiii Fliiii ii llll llirlil
And sell them 'on close margins.
The Boss Cream Lunchand Soda. Crackers
Tslte the diploma above all Olllt
you want it barrel of Flour, burr
erii. lie sure and try them, It
cl oi Sugar, Barrel of Petitions,
arrel oi annips, Sweet Potatoes, Cranberries, i'lioice Eating:
Apples, Sweet Oranges, Layer Figs, Dew Drop Canned flood»,
and in tact everything the market ullhrdn, leave your orila-rn ill
0. E. SEYMOUR’B,
83 Wuhington Its-set.
south lorvv all:
'— ATositive Sale! 5
I'll Larisa Clearing llll iii
()1*‘
lllllllS lllll SHOES
Ever oil'cred. Everything goes
at cost and lean at the store oi
C. H. HARVEY,
North Main Street. South Norwullz.
BRIDGEPORT.
W.B.HALL&CO
Silks?
Silks-
A Transaction in Silks that will Astonish Every
Indy in lorwnlk.
”Wu——
23,009 iii llllliil Quill Fliil innit inn Sills
hibernyil’aststyi-nndmtotlnding evening W,w~ elevation; loudnystoniy
81.75 in tart amilli mil till iii till.
Wowulommbdt-nnwymmknoodlw mmrhtthsynrc sit mums
fashions-ms-
usoo. buyiniym Month Wormwood-nicotine
ugflnommmwmmmmiwuu-finym
Genuine Black
Guinet Silks.
maumwumwnv lilhs, hmmikflflpnde. price”. has.
thhtovsrydb'
Black Satin
W
onvOsinssIunis iofsiiy warmed.
Rhadanimefls;
m! and lfltmmltsc'rlihuwwos. rsowelsrsich
Mffltownodlllzflasngflfl; link emotion-salsa
Paudnnouoflnndfilé. '
Ask to see our Raven Block Saecarappa
CLOAKS.
All “at Jackets 4m “0 O. m.
AI "not W's downs OI.
IO. 086.00 and “.00 I
so cost.
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IIIIN’I’R REMEDY.
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If 00'"!I fillllll!‘ A "I’ll oi." To fill!!!
lorraine
cigar.
it yarn want a vastly roultirtsb'c sud "autumn
snubs. son occur-teat u wvll, lnvsst a quorum
Ivs "far-loos "
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CHIRLEi B. PERKINS & Ci,
36 Ii I lillY SL. BOSTON.
A. to. scientists.
JEWELER.
Diamonds. Watcher, Jewelry
Ilse Watch tier-tiring a 21;“th
i. [with lull lib. - touti- luv-nib.
To EXECUTORS, ADMINIS-
TRAIORS and TRUSIEES,
The Fiddles“ Bouillon ftuwnpnnv. Hiddlctown
(mun, copilu mid rotwon utters Drlicntllrn Bond:
a psv mt semi annual inmost
i ‘l'ltll 1'8“ arc p-smittni by law to buy than
“syd'lttwt-vncof these It was llml'm by lsw
It. ii illiAUl'Uvzll. Amt. Norwslk, Ci. dalOu
3. ““711.
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CITY Ill lllllllliLK 8: EAGLE
I'ili Iron pier as. I It. (Berti-an street). New
fortuitous. cordon-Hp...
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pontoon moans-qua lovwsilinno
m Illinois st Granny lodnood
lotus.
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anywhwotnlcwfoikatts .
C’ m Midis-tins ofihr
upload tho hrs-at: of into ilnoonunclsnnnsv
Milli.
lliiltli. Gilli iii Lillltli
Mid”.
Qflnacl, tacit-co, Pure
'l‘om nto Cats-p, 'I'III,
(Is-nod Goods. lite.
coon: n‘tuvrnro mnmv.
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lienmlefs Death Knoll 9....
ed In New York.
Lush
ntmnocimon IS ““701.
”I“
Ibo (tonsils-limit” of tho I-plro
ltntofs flow lath“ of Incontin- for
Handouts Instotaod by tho court of
last louvt—Itommlov Inst Dis.
Am", lisrch fl—lu the cans of tho
polo ox rel. William Kommlor, appollnnt,
vs. Charles P. Durston, warden at Auburn
prison, roopondont, tho court of app-sis has
bsndod down s docision nmrming tho judg-
ment of tho lower court. Judge Donia
O'Brion gavo an opinion, in which he says:
”his I'olatul'. llrllll potition for s writ of
bah—smash! thstthosanssovpro- w
toncoof tho imprisonment complaiusdol was
that after his Indictment and trial for tho
crima of murder in tho first dsgroo, and his
conviction thereof in tho court of on: and
tormincr, ho was mimosa by tho court to
undergo a crust and unusual punishment
for that crimo. contrary to the constitution
ofthoatsto and of tho Unitod States and
was threatened with deprivation of life
without duo (icons of law by reason of
such tilogsl touooof tho court.
Tho Wardsu'o liafonso.
”Tho writ was duly norvod upon thorv
spondont. who mods return thereto that ho
dotoinod tho rolator in his custody by vii»
too of tho judgment of tho court of oyor
tormincr. hold in Erie county, whereby tho
nlator was duly convicted of tho crims of
murder in the tint degree, and also by vir»
the of s warrant duly delivered to him under
the hand and seal of the justice of the In:
promo court presiding at the said court of
oysr and terminor whore the rolntor was
convicted, which rociud the indictment,
trial, conviction and sentence of tho rsiator,
and directed tho respondent to carry the
sumo into rifect.
A Cruel and l'nnsnnl Punishment.
“This command and direction to the war-
den was in accordance with the sontonoo ac‘
tuslly passed upon the rel-tor after convic—
tion On the return of the writ counsel for
tho rclator offered to prove that tho infliction
of thopcnslty named in tho antenna—nume-
Iy, death by the application of electricity,
isn cruel nnd unusual punishment, within
tho meaning of the constitution, and cannot,
therefore. be lswlully inflicted.
“The attorney general objected on the
ground that the murt bad no authority to
inks proof in regard to the constitution-Iii y
of the statute. 'l'his objection was overruled
by the county judge, and the counsel for the
respective parties ngreed that a referee be
appointed for the purpose of taking the tes—
timony in pursuance of the ulcer. The re-
sult was that after a. bearing upon the report
of the referee the county judge dismissed
the writ and remanded the relator to the
custody of the respondent.
IDs-nth by Electricity.
“When it appeared from the return of the
respondent that be detained the rolstor in
custody under and by virtue of a judgment
of a court of competent jurisdiction, when)
in tho reintor was convicted of murder, it
was the duty of the county judges to dismiss
the writ and remand the relntor to tho cus-
tody of the warden of the prison, unless it
should be shown that tho court of oyer and
laminar was without jurisdiction to pass
the sentence which it did. It is not denied
that the court had such jurisdiction. pro-
viding that the legislature had power under
the constitution to enact chapter it” of the
laws of 1888 relative to the infliction of the
death penalty.
“Prior to the pamge of this statute the
punishment by death in every case Inn to
be inflicted by hanging. This provision of
law was changed by the amendments of
the code above referred to, and now the
section (503) commands the infliction of the
death penalty by olectricit y.
‘l'lso Act's Conatltutionnlity.
“The only question involved in this ap-
ml is whether this enactment is in conflict
with the provisions of the state constitution
which forbids the infliction of cruel and un-
mnsl punishment (Con. Art. 1, 35). This
revision was borrowed from the English
statutes, pond in the first year of tho reign
of William and Mary. lt enacts that ex-
cessive hail ought not to he required, nor
once-ivotlnnsimpooed, nor cruel and un-
usnal punishment inflicted. When this stat-
ute was made a part of tho constitution d
the United Btntcs the word ‘shnll’ was sub
stitntod for-tho word ‘onght,’ and in this
form it first appears in tho constitution of
thhststs adopted In 1845. It b not vary
cloar whether the provnion, as it stands in
our constitution, was intended as an admo-
nition to tho legislature and the judiciary,
or as a restraint upon legislation inflicting
punishment for criminal offense. When the
ststnto roterrcd to was enacted in England
it was not intondod as a check upon the
powor of parliament to proscribo such pnn~
hhmont for crims as it considered propor.
lliatnvy of the Provision.
"Its onsctmont did not «lay any law then
asking, nordiditmitigntotho hardnonnof
criminal punisbmsnt in that country for
moi-o than half a cantury after it appeared
onthsstntntobook. Along listof oifonsss
worn pnnlahahlo by death, many of which
had not boon no punished beforo tho bill of
rights posed. 'l'ho ascsnion to tho thrcno
ofsnswprincswnsthocnuioof enactment
of tho now low, and it wnn simply ndselars-
tinnofthownyths pooplowantod thogov-
srninsnt run. But whatovsr in origin, wo
thinkthatitsprcnoncoin thooonstitntiouof
thhstnto confers powers upon the courts to
doclsro null and void legislative acts pro»
uribing unusual and cruel pnnishmant in
fuel 'l’bhisthopowsr cvohodngninst tho
flail-lost to tho rods of china! wooed-
Iroshovorsforndtobythooonussl forth-
volatile. intosn‘ing breauns of its grout pi»
litissl research. 'i'hs power of thoisgutator
our aim. and punishment cannot be dis
pntcd.
"no smsndmsnt descrilns so now pun-
ishmt for thh oifsnv. Tho
argument
wonldlpplywltboqualfnrssto tried
mun'wmu" 31:; 'Eflx
. sot
iaturoiunstbop’nnanisdtohoiuhar-ouy
withthofnndsmsutsllswnntli
Thousand-y “WORM
Wu,
Its-«lithium, cum-slim
Memo-tyn-
than
Cnidmo, lit irch ran-om. (lump! Crook.
In. Hunky mu- Mm tnsonmll to
Discuss.
“I famous lruilnu I'm-r. “It Ill! Brood
Pacino hob l
was apparently in good health until thumb
don tattoo): of the dread malady. but died in
limb ll 0!de HI
s vsry tow minutes in his wits‘s aims. Gun.
“.9- George Crook wns
- ‘ born in Ohio, usar
Dayton, Bopt. 8.
18m flogrsdustod
from tho Itiitary
sosdomy at West
Point in tho cla-
of'bit. Ha wastin-
snt to tho fourth
infantry. thou sto-
tionod on tho Pn-
clilo ooost. Horn
ho bod tho advnn-
IAJ. all. CINE
tags of activo frontier nsrvlco till tho cub
of tho civil war In lfliil. lib [linol-
psl ludlsn fighting at that timo was in the
Bogus and Pitt rivers campaigns of 1mm
Bo bud attained his captaincy whon ho ro-
tnrnsd cast to inks command of tho Thirty-
nlxth Ohio volunteers lilo first. sorvico was
In West Virginia, when ho distinguished
himself by his activity in that broken and
difficult country. Thencs ho was transferred
-to Morylnnd and Virginia, attracting stran-
tion by his vigor and colority, which led to
his appointment to the command of tho
Second cavalry division in the Army of tho
Tourism, July, 1863.
Crook quickly gained the confidence oi
his commanders, and, after defeating WhecL
sr's Confederate cavalry in the wont, be re.
turned to West Virginia to hurraan the Con-
federacy with raids.
Sheridan in the this] campaign of the war,
and in all that series of brilliant cavalry
operations Sheridan had no more eillcisnt
lieutenant than Gen. Crook. After holding
quieter commands Gen. Crook was dis-
pstchcd in 1572 to Arizona to settle tbs
Apache question. which had been the chic!
problem of Pacific department commonders
since INS.
slay.
worn out, but the Apache was worn out for
good.
Thence he joined
He settled it, and settled it to
At its end, both horses and men were
Later, in 1575, the Sioux troubles pro
nented thormolvss for settlement, and the
selection of a commander to settle them foil
naturally on Gen Crook.
were blow: on the Indians at Powder and
Tongue rivers. The savages withdrew to
make their succenniul attack on the gallant
Custer.
llo inflicted se-
Crook rx'L‘rJIt’t‘fl reinforcements, and pub
sued them so vigorously that by May, i-‘i‘l'i’,
he brought them to submlmion. Trouble in
Arizona called (but Crook thither again in
1583. On this 01133510" he captured the whole
bond or tribe of l‘hirienhuns,
duccd them to the habits of industry, and
within three years had them and neighbor
lug bands sell supporting.
more energetic oilicer than the deceased gen-
erul. nor, unless perhaps in the person of
Gen. Miles, any other officer of rank who
can be named in competition with him its an
Indian lighter.
the selection of the court martial to try
Lieut. Steele for mulling I’rivate Wild.
In army. circles lien. Crook is spoken of
with the lllgbt‘nl n~gurd as a brave solder, a
good executive oillcer and an excellent com-
mandcr.
lie next re-
The army had no
"is last prominent act was
The funeral will take place Sunday at l
o’clocr at the (imnd Pacific hotel, after
which tbs body will be escorted by military
to the depot, where it will b: placed on the
3:5 trnin for Oakland, lid.
ACCIDENT 0R MURDER!
Young Campbell Arrested for Shootin-
His Sweetheart.
Lizmemox, l’n., March fil—A sad case
of shooting has just occurred here, which
resulted in the almost instant death of Miss
Gertie Hiskey, a handsome girl, aged 16
years. Webster Campbell, of “'eissport,
Pm, was paying his attentions to Miss His
key. He says that litter the other members
of tho family had retired, he removed a re-
volver from his pocket and placed it on n
burs-u.
was accidentally discharged The bail on
torod Miss Hiskey'u brain and she fell to the
floor and soon afterwards expired.
The weapon fell to the floor and
The coroner's jury rendered a verdict that
Him Hickey came to her death by a pistol
dict wound at the hands of Webster Camp-
bell. Two chambers of tho revolver were
found empty, and it is alleged that, instond
ofnccidvut, Min Hiskey was shot by her
lover. Campbell was arrested and lodged
in Munch Chunk jail. When the fumily
retired there was nothing in Csmpboil‘n
conduct to indicate that he intended to
shoot the girl.
The Sherman Csac Goes to the Jury.
Bmaw, March “lit—Ar. the Sheraton
trial Assistant Manager lsoveridge testified
to several "mistakes" as to wheat taken
from the elevator and not credited to cor-
goon In one instance the cargo of the mills
wont into the elevator as 29,000 bushels of
wheat, while the books showed that tho
qusntitios credited to the some cargoes gn-
ing out won more ths'n 36,000 bushels. Wit»
ne- wss also made to acknowledge that a
written statement made in tho summer of
I” as to tho grain in stern It the anoh
'1! III. to the extent of 11W buheh
Stephen P. Sherman, the defendant. then
took the stand. He was manager of the an-
Ilciltod elevators lie visited the downturn
filly. Witness denied most emphatically
that ho had over appropriated a cent that
belonged to tho olevn'or or taken any of the
groin. Bo know nothing of “108.250 bushok
Inquestion until after he was indicted. no
.wnsnotiu any separat- hnsino- of hisown
in the fall of was, and when thotlfihitbushols
of whont woro taken from the Dakota thorn
wasnoiibaofdivsrting tho procesdsoftho
nniofromths owner-of the ossocintorl clo-
vntorn 'l'ho ”has gono to tho jury.
An [utmost-g Bsnhing Iopost.
ALIA", N. Y., March tie—Tho of
Charles I. Preston, stats suporintondont of
bulking, submittod yvotordny. Ihows 127
avings bunks inaxistoneo, Mot whichlro
in active oporntlon. Their nggrugnto ro'
sources an commune; totol amonutdso
Monitors, manners, showing on increaso
during tho year of $29.03!.m Tho in-
crease thh your of ten millions nbovo tho
aver-gs, notwithstanding tho many loan
our! building annotations, mm a gratifyb
ing stoto at prosperity. riot-stipula-
t-dsutof banking has sent communication-
to slifovdgu building sud loan Matias
doing busine- in this stats, notifying the-
to-hsndeponltasadvivsd bythssttm‘nsy
gonsrai‘n decision in the Chicago company.
A Ilnll Agont'n ctono cm.
Alluxui'tthI-nltm
l at
l
rimmuw ' Acute
Lord Salisbury unit the Famous
Commission's Report.
BITTER WORDS Ill PABLIAHIIN‘I'.
The ”onus of lords Givos Its Approval to
tho [sport of tho Porno" Commission.
lsllahnry [curbs Ireland's Obs-pious.
disdain-s and lb. 'l'i-on' luv-onion.
Lennon, larch Riv—In thd’honss of lords
loot ovoning lard Salisbury moved tho
lords' approval of tho rwport of tho Parnell
commission. In his spoooh in support of his
motion Lord halisbury rvfsrrod to the stats
msnt of William O'Brien withdrawing his
accusations against 8er Spencer, formorly
viccroy of Ireland, but maintaining hit
charges against Lord Bponcsr's subordiuslss
This, ha said, was an atrocious imputation
against Earl Spencer, suggesting his rcodi
noon to put upon tho shoulders of his subor
illusion n defamation lsvslod at himsolf.
The Pamoiiitos congratulatod thomsolvss
upon hoing found not guilty of certain
em. but the cvldcnoo showed that tho
Parnoiiltc psrty in parliament were ready
to make has of the crimes committed by ths
Parnoliitss outsido of pnriismcnt.
The 'l'hrottlo anwo of (Irina.
The irish parliotnoutsry party, he do
cloud, had their hands upon the throttl-
vnlvo of crime, to let go restrain criminal.
ity as political nocomitics required. Th;
commimion had laid bore the spirit of then:
aspiring governors of Ireland. It would hs
pitiful if that industrious community, cape:
cinliy that prosperous Protestant section
which, through good nndovil report had
clung to jingland, should ho handed over it
tho mercies of such men.
Lord llerscholl Responds.
lord llcrschell attacked the one sided
character of lord Salisbury's speech in re
frrring only to the charges upon which the
commission had found the accused man
guilty and omitting to montiou the gravsr
charges of which they had been acquitted
In history, he said, condemnation would not
rest upon the Psrnollites, but would con
centrato upon their accuser:
Earl lilmborloy'n Barensln.
Earl Kimberly thought Lord Salisbury
lacked generosity and had cruelly treated
the men whom he had considered lit to enter
Inton political alliance with in inns. Earl
Spencer said he could not support the mo
tion without recording tho foot that n great
wrong had been inflicted upon Mr. Parnell.
Ho believed that Irishman ought to have the
responsibility of managing their own niYnirn
The Report Adopted.
_ The debate was continued by Earl: Derby.
Rooebory and Granville, and terminated ii:
the adoption of Lord Sslisbury'o motion
with a division.
Glndulnnc nnd tho Forgeries.
It is expected that Mr. Gladstone will up
pen! to the house to sat a day for disciusion
of the motion oifered by Mr. Powell to up
point a committee of inquiry to ascertain
the origin of The Times’ forgerics. In the
event ofn refusal on the part of the gov
eminent, the Parnelliten will rsisr the quen
tion in the debnte on the estimates.
A French Senator's Novel Schema.
Pants, March ill—M. Raquel has resigned
his seat in the senate, stating as his reason
that he only entered the sennto in order to
secure a divorce from his wife. lie regarded
a nest in the senate as conferring upon him
no particular honor and much preferred
membership in the chamber of deputies, tc
which he was recently elected by virtue oi
popular sutfrngc. M. quuet was joorod by
his colleagues while he was speaking sud as
he withdrew. He is the lust Boulnngisi
member of the senate.
Emperor Banquets Prince.
anux, March LEA—Tho emperor gave a
banquet at tho schloss last night in honor oi
the Prince of Wales. The emperor escorted
Princess Frederick Charles into the banquet
hall, and the Prince of Wales gnvc his arm
to tho empress. Among those present were
the new chancellor, Gen. Von Caprlvi,
Count Von Moltkennd Count \‘on Walden
sec.
To Avoid Future Strikes.
Lennon, March ill-11) tbs conference at
me representatives of the minors sud mar
toss the honors were equal. Both thocoliiors
and the owners' committees were prepared
with proposals designed to avoid strikes in
future, and upon the joint suggestions an
agreement was drawn up, the details of
which, however, have not yoi. been settled.
lord Randolph Churchill Replica.
Ionnon, lisrch flit—Lord Randolph
Churchill has replied to the veto of censure
pandupon him by the Tory workingm
of his constituency, South Paddington, soy-
ing that their consuro is busy and their
knowlodgoof hisspoochohvionslyimporfsct.
This being the case ho implicitly relies upon
time to modify their judgment.
'I’ho links of Ila-cluster Bond.
Earns, March fl—Tho Duke of Man.
ohcstcr died last evening at Naples of peri-
tonitis and dysentery, sftsr thus wosln’
mum He is nccosdnd by Lord lando-
vllls, who marriod in 1876 Comic,
tarot Don Antonio Ynngn dol Valio, of
Rsvsnswood, United Shins of America, and
Cuba.
Ila-arch finggsntod won Cnpvlwl.
Bnnuiv, March 21—11;. Bulls PM says
that Prince Bismnrck advised tho
toappoint Gen. von Osmvisshissucco-or.
The Rational Zeitnng smarts that the sinks-
do- of hamburg was conferred upon
Prints Bismarck without consulting him in
tho motile. . ,
, A lain] not.
nnnun. larch lt-intho riot which took
tloopnichouo gendarmswaskillsd
mzumbovofotbcn
Bonron, Ilnreh fl—Wfllism E lcl’hsns
t3i
Eli A’ M
“”1350 '
fill/fie
HA
patina A 0055.
WHAT IS KllllllLL‘?
it is an intslllhlo rumour for lion-nth.
Konmnin. loissleu. (tent and Honoun or
lonrnlgic nomination.
While it is n pmyvoiary medtci 0. It is none the
teens potent valnah elpvcllc in the few disass-
fnrwnichltln um ‘ ‘ 'I'bn ' in
die mutt of class study oi the bedside of potion
s flaring with kneels-ion». both acute and chronic
Scum icorNcrmus Headuhvof the most Innrn
va'rd om, Sciatica of yan‘stsndlnn, Lumhogo
s-d Gout oi every type of overtly.
KUROLI; h” ‘ pram") to the public
under fat-o colors Ito clstm
is made which the remedy will not sustain. It bends irrl
no faith In its powers, for It norto wl hoot faith.
You do not have in wait weeks or (int n for benefit,
but can now use good [colitis from the tint dose.
IT WILL RELIEVE YOU IN AN HOUR
and one bottle will wines to cure any acute stint}
THREE IO'I'TLES
tinvo cured cones of fifteen years'
standing.
lisilcd on receipt of pr Cc. f0: per bottle
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Estimates given for
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PALATABLE CRACKER OFFERED
TO THE PUBLIC.
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With Our Xamc.
“BEES“
C. D. BOSS & SON,
NEW LONDON, (1)5.“
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Corrected Jan. 12th. 1850.
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Buggies Photons, carriages
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Prices to Suit All.
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Canned Goods
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Gallegos (imn Gage Plums, no mean, Mann
‘nitrorolu In Plums. flag on. 5 cnns pull.
Csniomin White Cherrie- nor on.
California Bartlett Pears. the norm.
Nag-rs Isms White Charla, 11¢ per cumulus”:
Quality of all these Goods Wamnud
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$3 & $2 SHOES chills.
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