at
. . lOdonl’inePsilsJull iron 101.: ll.
“whence-"MW "”’ "2..”
, ‘ I [I Uncomformsrpriosfrommtothoo 29c.
finanotepaperadoapaperandl‘tlcaeuvolopesnmbox.
W
NEW IMPORT.
‘l" s
ildfldhlhglles
' . ""1 3°“ - . - ' 04.25
. mumnugbesandson, - . - . . . 5,50
”$112M. Hughesandfion, England - - . . . 13,00
:Mufonotmon'l'mton goods, hot line English Berni-Porcelain. WE CONTINUE
m now assume nvnllv DAY.
TURTEVANT’S BI'ARGAIN HOUSES.
NORTH MAIN AND bANN STREETS, SOUTH 110me.
r
lll' “Ill IN IZI‘I‘BCT.
THE curs
A RABBI)" MAP! AT TIIE IAI-
Blllllla STREET EWING;
p
Jr 0' run PROSTBATU A
‘ nan mm sons. "57"" "" m ore-Ii. vc yas~
tsrday, the firstof August having been
setastbedayofelfsctinthacassof laws
not otherwise specified.
Perhaps the most important and inter-
ssting'inaueneralssmeis the anti-
pool law—Chapter LXVII—as amended
by Chapter OCXVIl—which prevents
poolssllingunderpeualtyoffiOOilne or
a year's imprisonment, or both. A com-
pauion law 'n Chapter LXIX, providing
a penalty of 81,000, or three years’ im-
misonment for misrepresenting the speed
clam of a horse.
Thus arsseveral insuranrw laws and
amendments, such as those fixing the
required capital of foreign companies at
$200,000; regarding various forms of
policies; in relation to false representation
of amets by fire insurance companies; re-
quiring deposits to cover risks taken by
foreign companies in relation to the eifect
of international hostilities upon foreign
companies; in relation to the licensing of
their agents; fixing penalties for the
doing of foreign busiuem by other than
authorized stalls.
ml-lflhfluwum
locum-lawn” Inland will. Trying
IaflatOutaftthayofDaagsvw
John Moor-w, a driver employed by
C. 8. 'l'rowbridge, the paper box manu-
facturer, was driving up liarshall street
yesterday afternoon todeliver a load of‘
boxes. As the gala at the Danbury
railroadcroming were up. be supposed
it wassafefor him to proceed. Hsbad
justgotonthetrsckswhenbshcsrdthe
switch engineapproaching from the
south. Fortunately the engineer saw
the horse and wagon and reversed his
engine. Ifr. IIcGraw whipped up the
horse and reached the other side of the
crossing in safety. In doingso, how-
ever, be was obliged to drive very close
to the curbing. The wagon struck a
hitchingpostwith such force that the
harnessbroke, and the horse freed him-
self from the vehicle. Mr. IIcGraw
clung to the veins and was pulled out of
the wagon. Ile struck on his head,
sprnining his left arm and receiving
numerous bruises. The shafts of the
wagon were also broken. Two boys
who were riding with him jumped out
assoon as they heard tho engine and
were uninjured.
William L. Brown, the gate tender at
the Marshall street crossing. gave as his
excuse fornot having the gates lowered
to warn people of the approach of a
train, that he expected a lantern and
had gone down to the depot to see if it
had arrived.
Elfifid ' filififififi.
‘ i windowsand doors open, when
' . came up. Although natur-
durlngashower. this one did
‘ iller,asitwssaccompaniedby
‘fitbunderaudligbtning. George,
fl Biro-year oldaon,layona loungein
-room. Following a heavy
; tllundsralargeballot iireseenl-
" khavopasssd through the sitting.
'Iomthokitchenandoutthefrout
At the same moment there was a
‘ and Ifall. Badly frightalsd the
on not into the kitchen and found
-' l' . .4 upon the floor, having been
by the lightning. Hedasbed
( the rain hocall Iuisunmmndin
Lalltberesidentsintheinl-
gts neighborhood were doing what
‘7 cold to restore Mrs. White to con-
It was at first thought that
extinct, but after an hour and
' utes' brisk rubbing and fanning
AT ' to begin” showsignaof rs-
_lg consciousnem.
‘ . ’the meantime‘her son George had
the Norwalk Ilills at Winnimuk
inmost Mr. White, who is employed
'3‘ Heresched home atterhis wile
-" She can giveno connected
of the occurrence. Apparently
.. no ill eflectstodayfrom the
’ with thosxception of being ex-
and for annual inspection, under a .500
or six months‘ penalty, or both.
Chapter XXXVI“ is the law allowing
Yale under strict supervision to have the
bodies of deceased and unknown inmates
of poor houses, jails, etc.
Chapter XI. forbids swimming in pub-
lic reservotrs.
Chapter XLVI is in relation to insane
persons in prisons and jails, and provides
for their immediate removal to Middle-
town.
Chapter LIV require the governor to
appoint an inspector of steam boilers and
provides particulars of the inspection.
Chapter LIX provides a penalty of $5
to 8‘25 for employing children under six.
teen to manage elevators.
Chapter LXXVII compels the manage-
ment of concerns employing women to
provide proper seats for them.
Chapter CV1 provides means by which
railroads can be compelled through the
railroad commimiouers to bulletin trains
that are late.
Chapter CXXI provides for licensing
by the mayor or warden or salectmen of
persons to do transient business. with
penalties for doing business unlicensed.
A rather remarkable law is Chapter
CXXIV, providing that when the medl-
eal odicer of or any physician employed
in any penal or charitable institution
shall report that any inmate isafllicted
with disease so that his dischage would
be dongerousto the public health, rucb
inmate shall, with the approval of such
superintendent or other oflicer in charge.
be retained.
The new dental practice act, Chapter
CX, goes into effect, so alaodoes the now
famous “medical practice" act, Chapter
CLVIII.
Chapter CLII is the W. C. T. U. amend—
ment regarding the compulsory study in
the schools of the eifscts on the system
of alcoholic liquor.
In every city of 20,000 population or
more, according to chapter CLI, the po—
lice coturniwiouers must appoint new a
police matron. who shall perform the
usualduties. Theylnust beatleaat
thirty years old, of good moral character.
and must be recommended in writing by
at least five men and five women, of
good standing, who have been for live
years residsnts of thecity. Theysball
resolve such mlary as the common coon:
oil of the city shall determine.
Chapter CLXII protects trade marks
of labor unions.
Chaptu CLXXX prohibits the posting
of handbills, notices, etc., upon rocks,
trees. etc" upon public highways under
penalty of .lO flan or six months‘ im-
prisonment. or both.
An important law in Chapter CXCV,
which allows the state and local boards
of health toestabliah suitable systems of
lnspsetlouof travelers and their baggage.
Chapter (X1 is the well-remembered
law to keep vicious and noisy dopofl
the highway.
Chapter 0011! directs selectmsn to
furnishflags and Ilsa staffs lorscbools
not alrndy provided.
'l‘hsold “dhclusure law," compelling
persons convicted of drunkenness to tell
. .1 111
W i
Down Whore Balmy Ilraaaaa Blow from
oil the Waters of the Bound.
The members of Grace church Sunday
school. numbering nearly two hundred,
are picniciog at Roton Point today.
They were carried to the Point in six
carryalls. The choir boys provided them-
selves with tin horns and made noise
mush for several picnics. but all seem
ed to enjoy it. The dayis perfect!
,' ",,andthe L'rswill ‘ ‘
edly have an enjoyable time.
The picnicers from the First Congre-
gational church Sunday school returned
from Hotel: about 7 o‘clock last evening.
They reported a jolly time.
The steamer City of Albany stopped at
Rotou Point yesterday afternoon, and
brought a large number of the Bethel
excursiouists toSoutll Norwalk. Nearly
all the members of the South Norwalk
club also rtturned on her.
IIISSIINSIIDN IN THE BANKS.
Knights of Cola-hrs Areuaa the Supreme
“can of Extravaganza.
A despatch from New Haven says
there is distention in the ranks of the
Knights of Columbus throughout the
state,which has been brought to a climax
asaresultof therecent reception by a
committee representing the order. given
to the Duke of Vsragua in New York a
short time ago, when the title of Knight
of the Golden Cross, the highest dignity
of the order. was conferred on the duh,
and be was presented with a handsome
0500 medal. Many members of the
order criticise the supreme ufl’l-
cera and think that altogether too much
money is being spent by these otlicers
for sundries. The committee mists of
James J. I’helan, secretary of tbeCon-
necticut branch of the order; layer An-
drew Tracey, of Ileriden; l’. 1". Ryan. of
Hartford; 0. T. Drlscoll. of New llaven;
Patrick l’bslan, of Bridgeport, and
Thomas ll. Cummings. of Realm. The
report of the committee has recently
been submitted and the dissenters in the
order claim that the bill is too large.
They further object to the action of the
supreme otlicersinbolding anysuch rs
ceptiou and spending money for a medal
for the duke. Bomsofthacouocib
bavaappolntsd com-lusts to look into
the mattsv,aud it isbelisvsd that the
discussion will result in coersidsrabls Ill-
feeling.
unfurlifiiiifirisn
"Mast but Dal-t, llama-a low In Its.
raver wltl Its lass-av Girl.
licenseesdbe tolduowtbattbs
'5 find no place where the lightning
{struck He thinks it struck a tree
[deflected through the house. The
g didnoother damagein towu,so
eaubelearned.
' " AT BE “ALTEBBD OVER."
Ivatu'leo of Bataan Figure In a
can of local Interest.
hsmysteriesofmusage and franktnrt
§flgnredinacassofloml interest that
up for trial in Joules Barrett‘s
at Bridgeport, yesterday. The
in the case were A. d: A. Sch-
a ). “as manufacturers. The do
] sut- was the south Norwalk Beef
at my, and they employed as counsel
“H5" 3. I. Lockwood. The suit
“Cs houghtbythsficllwabsto recover
W 'otfloforgoodsdelivsrod. The
company my that the frankfuters
in general and frankfurtersin
. The general public are in—
- tint frankfurtas, after they are
a little "all." any be “altered over"
.. A PMPWUB SOCIETY.
l»
, thalaaaats Isaalt salary Ilsa
Dana I- haul; Isavs.
thallav. W. 3.1m othJeha'a'
' w.” lsngthof manhunt-luau”
h... bums-smut an to caveats-tr
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JMII'I’I-Itwlowolhulodloil ‘
OIAM'S HUMILIATION.
Ila W Its—ls of tunes
Canceled.
Paris, Aug. z—A council at the hill?
trywas heldattbs palace of the Kim
and If. Derelle announced that Prim
Vadbana bad signified his g t's
wllllngneas toeoncade the supplansntary
demanded by France.
uarafleas
These supplementary parents-I. which
W715 I‘m 1/
sauce Gosoe,
it is said is sauce for the gander ',but neither goose nor‘ gaude .‘ ,0 .
prize any sauce ball as much as, the ublic admire our 3.16 fill}
They catch the eye every time and we the admiration of' every
beholder. 'It bespeaks a want of good taste to overlook the exi-
in the middle of a plain, and the 0 user and more minute your in-
spection, the more good points will be discovered. Description is,”
needless; these goods tell their own sto and tell it so forcibly
that you can no more help buying than you can help smiling at a
Isssnle building. bran-new joke.
Israeli.
We intend this week to have a little rush in our
KITCHEN DEP’T.
Be one of the many who will take advantage of our
SPECIAL SALES.
Congress
. Wall. Paper
Meals lug. 71h.
mum Slilllilllill 111‘ inlets
include the temporary my of the river w e M e 6!‘ gram.
flufléhfiflmflnifilm If ever there was a time you needed to make 25c do 50c worth of L ‘
:aln named places near the Cambodia; purchasing, it is now, and nowhere else in the whole of Norwalk .
fifi§§:£‘é§:&fiflfik can you do it better than with us during this sale. J T Prowluco
. e , whic re as n -
..,.. LOOKING GLASSES O' ay ' ' ~
Tbsdela of sun in h. ultttuu. I ‘
‘umimlm'?§.m"vw 96“! hi gt St
‘ ' ”mm Size H x lll inches 25c each as n on
M m p r _ . . . . . ................................ , I
tigfilmhfllfli‘ilo'fififigfi‘w Size: 154 x 1:; inches ..................................... 33c each w'lh another tremendous cut
gumfinmmf; :figwflgfiu of; Size, 17 x14 inches ........ . ............................ 40c each in prices. Even greater than South Norwalk,
tent herself.asanlndlspemlble mm for 8126, 21 x 135 lncllcs .................... . ............... 40c each
0h”:2“:‘.l‘“““l‘ "'3':- '“....l""' 3.75:: 70 ft Cotton Clothes Lin .21 each ever.
' it occur» as m (38.... .......... .. ............... ‘ c ' '
fmuguggglhgtgmvggmgmgwg 100 ft Cotton Clothes Lines. . .. .......... . ............... 27c each Offer the" em“ stock of
bankof all!» Mfkoflg magnate, twig; 406;“0111 cththgg Lillie: l‘ 'il'f' ....... ... ................. 5c 8801‘; THE SILVER noLLAR
WW Mines! W 6 es ecrlc ove ms or ........................ 25ceac
it new be r and e -
{ml mmnmm 333M133 ”“2? 150 0:35pm Bowls ............. , ........................ to each wall Paper
Lake Toulenap. Narnwill undertake to maln- 50 W on mon Squeezers. . ................... . . . . .7c each Cannot be compared with the
“In M'flwtggmgggmflmfi 100 Scrub Brushes—extra size .................... . .. . . . .9c each . fl.
MW“... “mm... M. m... m 400 Wood Handled Dish Mops ........ .. .. ........... . . . . .tc each PM“ we 0 0' 0‘"
Mekong river starting from the Cambodian
50 Patent Corrugated Wash Boards. .. .............. . . . . .19c each
at_50 per cent. less than regular
frontier, Slam will only maintain the Dollar n5 Root scrub Brush 10c 11 pnce.
1 I "luau” . a . 88...: ....... . ......... ... .......... . 800 I
st“; wntll mink: m... or armed beats 300 Wooden Rim Flour Slaves ................. .,, ......... So each
33%;?" 0‘ WWW" 0“ “1' Mr 50 Butts Table Knives and Forks ........ . ....... . . . . .. .. . .50c sell I
1»me. Au" 2'_1n “19 ham 0‘ I0”. 100 curry Combs—he} ................................ 1-5c each
“It [11ng of Euchrfl mm" of “III [of 10” Fancy Tooth Brush Olden .......................... DC each a e to ommence
ionisu affairs. read in. text of the first 100 Cross Candle Stick Holders ............. . ........... 15c each for If bel' th t
“l"mmm and 0m” '“Pvlemw”! “M 300 Fancy Glass Salt and Peppers ....................... to each ' you love a a penny
333$; 3‘:Tfi°u;fjkfie‘:§dfi 100 Glass Butter Dishes ............... . ................. 13c each saved is two pence earned, take
"We have signed In agreement in Paris 290 3'18!“ 51,“th --------------------------------------- 70 03011 advanta e of this sale of II] d June 29
establishing aneulral zouein lndoaChlm' Ill" gag: all“! nghtirs ................ . ................. lie (‘30: g "rs a ,
-._,..... ‘W'r 'M— 100 “gar w s ................................... lrlc oac '
"m" "’ ”'1'" h“ "m“ 25 doz Decorated China Sauce Dishes ..... . .............. 60c doz.
“$533; 13:33:;igcg'i.‘;::§nzi;;§gl{ '15 Iron Front Oil Stoves ............... 7. _. . . . ._. ........... 59c each Boots _.-_--_
fourth annual parade at Ocun plaza. 1'9 300 Children’s Fancy Picture Books—hlcely illustrated” .{vc each
ward of #1) W0“ Wm in line. represent. 300 Glass Collce Flasks—~Mckle Tops .................... so each 0
M an"! "m Won- Gafl! drums“! 25 Boy’s Wa ens-«1m Quality. ......................... use each
carriages. WM“ “duh" ”hm“ “”k 10 Mexican rass Hammocks ...................... . .. . .75c each
part in the parade. Founder Bradley led
the parade, followed by a. miniature police
patrol. Prizes were awarded as follows;
Moot It‘ll‘ful decoration, Mabel Alberta».
Sew tort; second puss. lubella Blame“. Pb-
ten-om S, J. For the best decorated canlage
in the American colors. Elva “'tdmr Johnson.
lmar. .\'. 1: second prize. Ben labors. Sew
ork. Moat original dealmtlon, Maul! Hadl—
surl. Sew York. for heat decorum! bicycle.
Bay Sullivan. Philadelphia. For daintleat Geo
oration in pure white. Natalie ll. Laird. New
York. For decorated doll mm A.
Klara. For floral decorations, Slay Agkr. S‘ew
Yuri. For heaviest l-yrar-old baby. t'laytm
Black. ac pounds.
Ilelrl Up a Prayer lasting.
Cot'xut Burrs. la. Aug. a—Tbe now-
eat thing in the robbery line occurred here.
An unknown man walked into a prayer
meetlagand dn'rlng a revolver ordered
the entire co tion to throw up their
hands. Ch off. who was praying at
the time, promptlyaross to his feet and
grappled with the would he robber. In
the tassel which followed the r. velvet
was discharged. but the ball fortunately
struck a truss worn by (‘ufl and Wm de-
flected. The rubber then tied A panic
prevailed among the female portion of the
congregation during the druggle, but no
one was injured.
tape“. 3. Boatlnod of Flam-tiers.
Bunnie Bn‘. Mass . Aug, 2.--.tll is
quiet at (tray Gables. In relation to the
report that the steam yacht Mary had al-
ready sailed from New York for Bumrd'
Bay with a party of prominent tlaancl
aboard. who were to confer with the prest-
dent. Mr. Cleveland said that he had not
heard of such a visit and did not expect
any one, excepting Secretary ifarliuleuho
has already left Worthington. and would
probably arrive today. Mr Carlialr will
remalu several days and “company the
president back to Washington
”order at far-aloha».
rhllhl’llltflAI. S. Y , Aug. 2 --.\ murder
In! rnmm'lttrd st (fanajnharle. Mike
Kane and Jim Rose, the latter an Italian.
whose home iv in this city. were around
during the day drinking. They quarrelsd
They parted at the Wrat Shore hotel. and
later Kane staggered into the hotel with
blood tlnwlng trum his neck. He tllffltllll‘
lag the night. ltoas was arrested at (‘anar
jollarie.
Dwysv Was I'm lash [seated Owl.
merits. Ind..“|lfl 2,—A hammer and
long all]. was fought bare in the opera
house by Ill-Blanche, the marina of Cali
fovnla. and Ilwyer, the champion middle
weight of Cheyenne. for a pores of em
lalilanrhe severely punished Myer for
three moods, when he laid him out arisen
sviotts with a terrific righthaarlsvon th
jaw, winning the light.
The flown.“ layer ”a.
Ntw You, Aug. l—JI'lo Nawabof Ila.-
par nailed today on the Tsutoatc. It toot
store thafltruska to park the belong.
tags of the prices and his companm
Theywlll natal- In W about two
months. ,Ils will then travel across the
soatlfiat of lamps by easy stages. stop
plug at Paris. Berlin and other cities
we Ml We Issues.
ma Furnace. Aug a—Jrs- measure
ottbsmaalovdsststewlll dispersal over
1,000blondsd harass from the selehvatsd
Palo Alto and Visa ranches and Mail
only a amleus. with which to conduct the
work of bending lav harass Inaugurated
by senator Word.
satay-statement.“
sum also. Ala rm Gran.
aged as, committed suicide by jumping
iatothe listen river from ths sterner
monounsat- Drawer-61
lilac. W .6 yask. He was
etsrhlaaelothtaastoru
anemia-stars».
manna-g. r~msmw
tether- ”alumna-the
[avers-sat at Basses Ayrm that "til
mmamw
sfllasaosAyrsaBaata head Beam
arcs-unlylsml.
”salami"
150 Yellow Ware I’ic Plates, 5c each—cheaper than tin and
lots and lots of other, just as good and in many instances better
bargains, will be found in ()ur Kitchen Ware Department this
week—not any one linc,but the complctc stock all the way through,
at reduced prices.
Buy a pail of those
New Mackerel.
IO lbs. in Pall.
SHOES.
AT ONCE.
» M,._-
OS};°‘% I}, II, Harvey, .‘ngmm.
They are selling well. 81.20
pail, or 15c single pound.
“Blllllllls 0F CDlIEllllT"
CODFISH .
. :z‘
ills. in Box,
ETC)
Washington Street.
0E0. Vlll lLSTlllE. Prop.
We cordially invite cm- and all; if you don't want to buy
come just the same, for lockers now are buyers later on.
”agogx.)
83
.Ullplesals and Retail Dealers in
Boots. Shoes and Rubbers
leather and Shoe Bindings.
also Manufacturer of Children's Shoes
10 llllITll lllll STREET.
' 30:. till
nibblethmshu
Bankrupt Sale
$10,000 Willllll 0F Slllllll!
to be Closed Outln the next Sixty Days.
. “DWI um
CELERN
KIIJS Aid. PAIR All) 13'”
m m
to sin tales
to lots lbs
to lots
thhlou.» ems-s '
3 Hope 1....sr the plans 1 n
y duties batons a m, ’ I
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picnic?
Y
Having purchased a Bankru t Stock of a Boston Manufacturer, 1 will now show on the I
stuck evcr altered for solo int is town and convince you that you can save from fty cents to a
dollar on every pair of shoes purchased at my store.
350 pair Lodies’ Turn Shoes all sizes and widths, ............ ..at $2.00 former price 34.50 ,
75 " Opera Toe hoes .................................. 1.75 " 3. ankee ‘ " '
100 " Pat. 'l‘i Bums... ...... . ................. . ...... . 1.50 “ 2.00 .
90 “ Black Oxfords. . . . . . . . ............... . ...... 1.50 “ 3.00 '-
tub, " lat. Ti o‘lmbulf'tlhf'lil ......... . ........ .. 150 ': 2.3 M . . _ '
“ ine MID ' 0 5......" ...... ......... L50 ' '. “mmu‘ .’
00 " Russet Goat Oxfords....... ............. . ......... 1.60 " 2.00 Iathiedlaollrsaltlo , '5', W
1.10 " Wine Russia Calf Blocher Oxfords .............. 1.10 “ 2.00 .
11,3 “‘ ghocolfis {31'3an Edison Oxfords ......... . 1.1): '2 fig clTv ”Run 8'
i' ‘ ine uc orda............ ..... . ......... l. ' -
223 3 3V” mugginnmg‘ogflomm. ......... ....... 1% u ”g "“W'U'g; “m . .
use 0 ................. l. “ .
100 " ignite Tip; Pat. Trim Edison Oxfords ....... 1.15 ~ 2.00 G.A.Gmow&Qm.
90 “ Square Toe at. 'l‘i Oxfords ......... 1.00 '- 1.50 manor.
80 “ Common Sense Oxfordaflm...” . ....... 1.00 " 2.00 “““‘””“’““ ‘“ .
400 “ Oxfordsflm... ................... . ....... so u 1.00 "oan "'88
Mauro-m ,
600 pair. the cream of llounsbury Hathawaou a Cola Hand flowed Shoes, slightly inl-
worth from $3.00 to .00, for front $1.75 to 32.26 per pair.
400 pair en’s Cordovan Band flowed, Lace and ' ....... at 03.00 fonner price 05.00 , m.
500 “ Lace and Congress... ..... . .............. ........ 2.50 “ 3.50 ~ ' ”
000 “ lace and Congress, Goodyear Welt ........ 2.25 “ 3.26 ,
400 “ Lace and Congress, Goodyear Welt... ....... 2.00 “ 3.00 wnflln , F‘
100 “ Genuine Kangaroo ...... .. ..... ..... . ...... 2.00 " 3.00 * ,
120 “ Laco.. ....... 1.50 " 2.00 Iattfyaaaawht'fiom“
100 " PoliceBboss ..... ............ 1.50 " 2.00 nan-sundae
100 “ Kidhacs—BolidOomf 1.20 “ 2.00 80W.“ -, ’ -
100 “ Russia calf Bluchsr and lace 2.10 “ 3.50
100 “ ltusala Calf masher Oxfords. ..... 2.00 3.50
100 pairs outba’, size 11 toll, Shoes ...... 1.00 “ 1.25
Also a lo: of Ilssea’ Hand Heel............. “ 2.50
North’s
instead :3“; Retail em.
humus" .
CIBIIET WW
Theodore H. Olsen ..~..—........ 1:
Bowed—Bring
GomesesmeandyouwlllthlnkyouareluaWholesale
Pl!
leader of Boot and Shoelrade of lorralkpmwn
Ol WASIIIIG‘I'OI S1". SOUTIQENWWALK.
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cellence of these goods. Their isu eriority is as evident as a hill ‘
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