I] ‘N'AEor‘Sale‘ ¥
‘ fibwrymere-
Tobacco
Its flavor and quality
can't be equalled.
If Tariff Cookies: Must agree or
, Disagree Within 72’ Hours.
is senescent Is Parmesan.
An Understanding on the Inger lehednle
Hay Form a Basic For an Arnieable BO-
port—Seaate and House [ready to Ade
Joan When titer-Mb DisposedOii
Waslimo'row, Aug. d—Tho usual Buno
lay quiet of the capitol building was
broken by the assembling of the Demo
cratic tat-id conferees in the senate com~
mitten room on interstate commerce. All
of the Democratic conferces were. present
except Senator Voorhees, who is still sick,
and Chairman Wilson, who had gone to
West Virginia to see his sick wife.
The meeting lasted until 6 o'clock and
was marked with even more than the
usual secrecy, some of the confers“ de-
clining to admit that they were together.
Others were more communicative, explain-
Ing that the gathering was due to the do
sire to expedite a settlement at the earliest
moment possible.
The meeting resulted in an understand-
ing that a report should be made one way
or the other-agreement or disagreement
~within the next 72 hours. ,
That ”it would be an agreement was
not, however, definitely settled. ()n this
point the conferees say they have not yet
passed the danger point, although they
would be an agreement.
May Agree on Sugar.
The discussion again turned on sugar,
iron ore and coal. The fact that these
items are receiving attention is taken to
Indicate that the new sugar schedule has
will be the basis of an agreement unless
some new obstacle intervenes.
The house conferecs are proceeding
without reference to the strong opposition
to the new schedule by the Louisiana sen-
JAPANESE—w store. This opposition may be overcome,
FILE
CURE
New and .ornplete Treatment, consisting %
d iv
A
SUPPOBITO 218, Capsules of Ointment an
ltting the present boun-
howevers by pe
ion 0 it to run until Jan. i
ty or a per
next.
The Louisiana opposition has been due
mainly to the fact that provision had been
made for bounty in the senate bill, and it
Boxes of Olmment. A never'fallin Cure for Piles has been urged that it was bad faith to
of every nature and degree. It or es an operation
theknife or infections of curbolic acid, which cut oil' the bounty when the present sugar
ire sinful and seldom a permanent cure, and often
'1' in death, unnecessary.
title terrible dine-ea? W} guarantee
hoses to cut. lny ecu. on only pay
crop was put in on the basis of a bounty.
w”, “WI": By postponing the time at which the boun-
fm ty provisions of the McKinley law shall
torrents received. ii a box. 6 for $5. Sent by mad be repealed until Jan. 1 it Would operate on
Wee issued by our agents.
CONSTIPATIDN 355311.331“. :Yitlilih
the crop about to be gathered. This, like
" other details of the proposition, is not yet
‘ tIJVEB and STi'lf-l...'!i' canon mrj agreed on. but it was mentioned by one
my Pufiyfifig. 5.7"? ‘ ' ' " ' Fillet: of the conferees as a fair concession to the
cents.
GIMME!” 2‘
For Baleby George C. Stillson. So. Norwaih
oct 19 ly
%am$‘s
1878 to 1883.
Ollices, 436 Main Street,
BBIWEPOKT. CONN-
‘ Bxunlner In
. U. a. Patent oilee, -
Louisiana men and one likely to overcome
their opposition.
The Louisiana senators have said that
they would be willing to accept half of
the bounty for the present your in addi-
tion to the duty in the new compromise
schedule.
Some attention has also been given to
the income tax, and while a final agree-
ment has not been reached it is practl'
sally conceded that the senate limit of five
years will be adopted.
The Income Tan.
The house couferecs feel that if the tax
is in operation for five years it will so roc-
ommund itself that an extension of the
system will be enacted at a subsequent con.
gross. Efforts are being nunle, however.
to extend bile limit to six or eight years.
With the tariff disposed of the senate
“WWW“ could probably adjourn in three or four
" $40.99 PER
WEEK
son
WILLING WORKERS
or either sex. any age. in any part of the country,
days' time. The last of tho general up»
propriation bills has passed both houses.
and a majority of them have been signed
by the president. Some of those bills are
in conference still, but if an agreement
upon them would bring an adjournment
it Would not long be delayed, as there are
no irreconcilabledifferences between the
two houses on appropriations.
There is no measure other than the tar-
seemed more confident last night that it '
been thoroughly 'anvassed and that it,
‘llll notice binvly Waiting.
WasnraeseinAeg. o.—Ji‘hc house will
moored thump/as it did last. with no
fixedprogremmo. The house is simply
waiting tho‘ilnal report on the tart! hill.
All its routine business has been treas-
acted, and it is simply waiting.
Today. however, is to be devoted to the
Settle'Williams contested election case
from North Carolina. The remaining
days will be assigned to the routine busi—
ness of the committees, sublet} always to
conference reports. If the confers. on
the tariff reach an agreement this week,
the report will first be considered in the
Isnato and after being disposed of there
will come to the house. If the report is
not made before Wednesday, there is no
probability that it will get to the house
this week. When it does reach that body.
it is not the intention of the house mana-
gers to allow any protracted debate.
Mr. Blair’s Resolution.
Wasmxoros, Aug. 6.—~Much comment
has been stirred up in congressional cirv
cles by Representative Blair’s resolution
for an investigation of unlawful punish-
ment for crimes, which is directed maln-
ly toward the custom of dealing out lynch
law to colored men who are alleged to
have assaulted white women. The sub-
ject is one which has been brought promi-
nently before the public recently. The
New Hampshire member wishes it to be
understood that he has no animus against
the south in the matter.
The Settle-\Villinme Contest.
Wasmxorox, Aug. ii.——Repn,~scntative
Settle of the Fifth North Carolina, who is
the only Republican remaining in the
house whose seat has been contested by a
Democrat, will be called upon to defend
his title to the scat today. Much interest
is centered upon the case because the com-
mittee on elections, which, of course, has
a Democratic majority, after hearing the
testimony in the case reported in favor of
Mr. Settle, denying the claims of the Dem-
ocratic contestant, Air. Williams.
KILLED Hi8 PLAYMATE.
A Fist Blow Delivered by a Boy Killed
Lewis Rogers.
Bounsxrowx. N. J.. Aug. u.—Lewis
Rogers, the ii-year-eld son of Walter Rog-
ers. died here from injuries inflicted by
Frank Cann. bis lilyear-old playmateand
a stepson of Jerome Miller. The two
boys, in company with Clifford Rogers,
Frank Rogers, William Johnson. Charles
Swain and George Walters, friends about
their own age, went fishing.
Lewis Rogers had a slingshot with him
and threw a stone from it. which struck
Cann's hat and knocked it off. Conn re
sentod the liberty and struck Rogers, who
walked a short distance and then fell to
the ground while in the act of picking
upastone. His companions found him
insensible and gasping for breath and
tried every means in their power to re-
store him to consciousness. Finding their
efforts of no avail, young Conn hurried to
the house of Thomas lioatty, which was
near by. and gave the alarm.
The affair occurred about a mile and a
quarter from this village, and Beatty has-
tened to town and brought Dr. James 5.
Gilbert to Rogers' assistance. ilr. Gil~
bert upon his arrival, however, found that
Rogers was dead. c_
(.‘ann says he did not lnteml to injure
his playmate, but immediately after Rog-
ers' death gave himself up to the author-
ities and is new a prisoner. The coroner
will hold an inquest.
BOUND POLEWARD.
The Jackson Expedition Leaves Archangel
For the lee.
Aucuasosi- Russia, Aug. o. -- The
steamer Windward, having on board the
Jackson north polar expedition. sailed
hence for Harbourova or Jugerski Sober,
m PRESIDENT runs mamas
0! Late Afr; Cleveland lies Been Anxious
About His Family and use ‘l'ehen Spe-
cial Precantlon at Gray Gables—lie Be~
eeim Reports From There Daily.
Wasmucros. Aug, e.——Prcsident Cleve-
land is afraid that harm may come to his
wife and children, who are snnnnerlng at
Gray Gables. This is shown by his action
in directing Secretary Carlisle to give in-
structions to the secret servicebnreeu to
have on duty at ,Gray Gables during the
stay of his famin at that place three do.
tectives in the employ of the government.
Orders to this etlect were issued three
weeks ago, and there are now loitering
around Gray Gables three men, who
watch carefully every passer by and who
follow the cobbles and Mrs. Cleveland
whenever they leave the family residence.
lie [can Kids-pen.
Upon the inauguration of the “ladder
trial movement" seine ,menths ago Mr.
Cleveland requested Secretary Cariisle to
detail three secret service detectives to
guard the White House, and “he Waeso
pleased with their behavior that he asked
that the some men should be ordered to
Gray (tables to guard Mrs. Cleveland and
little Ruth and Esther.
It is understood that the president is
apprehensive that some one may attempt
to kidnap one of his children, and it is to
prevent any such occurrence that the de-
tectives have gone to Gray Gables.
The detail of detectives at the presi~
dent’s summer horns is under the super-
vision of G. W. Hastings of the New York
city secret service bureau. With him are
Detective Welsh of the Chicago bureau
and Detective Grilling of New York.
These men have records of a most ex-
cellent character. President Cleveland
knovvs thrir records, and their presence at
Gray Gables relieves to a great extent the
feeling of apprehension he has had for the
safety of his family.
Sent. Ilia Family Away.
Mrs. (‘lcveland and the babies were at
Gray Gables more than a month before it
was considered necessary to send detect‘
ives to guard thorn. It is believed that
something developed in the meantime to
cause the president anxiety, and It is said
that as soon as be convinced himself there
was some cause for anxiety he directed
that the detectives be sent immediately to
his summer place.
Mrs. Cleveland left Washington with
her family and maldand servants on June
ii, and it was not until July in that Mr.
Hastings was ordered to (tray Gables.
Grilling was sent two days later, and the
Chicago bun'uu was instructed to direct
Welsh to go to Gray Gables about July 23.
The secret service bureau here has given
most explicit instructions to these men.
They are ordered to see that no one up.
preaches the place whoacts in a suspicious
manner. They am in closely guard Mrs.
Cleveland. Unc is detailed to accompany
the children on their outings from the
house, and one is always following be-
hind to give assistance to his colleague
should help be necessary.
The three men will remain at (tray fia-
hios until Mrs. Cleveland returns to the
White House, when they will accompany
her home and go back to their several
posts to engage in the more arduous du-
ties of running down countc-rfciters.
Some Criticism Heard.
Thi'l‘i‘ is criticism in some quarters of
the president's action in employing gov«
eminent detectives, who are paid for sup-
pressing countcrfv-iters, instead of private
detectives, but this is explained by his do-
sire to obtain the best men possible to
guard Mrs. Cleveland, Ruth and Esther.
Twu daily reports are prepared by the
detcotlws. One is submitted to Mr. Thur-
ber, and the other goes to the chief of the
Sent to Protect. Her Children. , ;
SENTINEL BUILDING,
We have just finished our stock taking,
and to clear out broken lets, have marked
many desirable
BliYS’ AN!) YOUNG MENS’ SUITS
AT HALF PRICE.
To close out quickly many other bar-
gains in
Neckwear,
Straw Hats,
Shirt Waists
and Summer Novelties.
Store will close at 6 o’clock, Mondays and Saturdays ex-
cepted, until further notice.
W.I. BE‘NEDIBI &. BBMPINY,
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
BEBIJBEII.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Trislram & Hyatt, No.2 Gazette B’d’g
REilllllEll.
Silk Shirt Waists-
We have today res-marked our entire line of ladies’ silk shirt [waists at prices
that should insure a quick sale. In many cases prices have been cut in two, while
in no instance is more than cost asked for any garment.
Note our offerings.
We do not claim such superiority over competitors as to justify
all the business, and yet it is reasonable to suppose that we can
serve you better than others, as we are the only house in town ‘
eaiing exclusively in grains.
All our grain is carefully screened, and the dirt and dust sifted
out, which removes the prime cause of heavy and wind broken
horses. .
Pratt’s food for horses, cattle and poultry.
BBANOH OFFICE AT SOLMANS’ LWIBY STABLE.
Manuel T. Hatch
I5 MARSHALL STREET.
utbe employment wnich we furnish. You need lff bill Mid “‘0 appropriation bills "h it‘ll as circumstances “1““ determine. Th“ secret service. The report tells of the
notbeswsyfrom homeovernfght. Ycuesn give would b” 5”""8 enough ‘0 “01d ““3 900' expedition ppcured here additional “"Mv places visited by the diffvrvnt members of FBIMEII PMBE-
yclrwholetimeiethc work oronlyyourspare mo- ate together even a day. furs and a numborof Russian ponies.‘ A‘ “'6 '0'?“le “19 names ”I “‘0 WWI“?!
We. Alcepital ls nctrellulred you run norisk Th“ probabilities 101' thi) week include llarbourova or .iugorski bchnra few bam- who followed them and of circumstances
ilEilUilEil PBIBE.
a mp0“. {nun the my“! confemnm cup“. 020d” will be hddfll ‘0 the (‘II‘W Of the Which occurred, “ any, 0! If any “um, $6.00 I White Silk ‘VEIBI, SIZE 36 In. :2.00
V. supply you with “n that i' needed. It will mltteo and fillhfifll debate, and M!” Windward, and the steamer will then eious oharactmre have been observed loung‘ 5.00 2 White India Silk Waisis, sizes 34 and 36. 2.50
‘Wsuhaoihin: tearyi the business. Any “(Lao thet1;rosont{‘1’thIlifiiflfli‘i‘i}inL confelrogcolnumfts %::$u1(:erfclmlxl IlighgopllmTf 3:13:13! ingraround in tbs; viginiIIy of full GalbI‘BS-‘d 6 50 ' 3 White. Tan and Black Shirt \Vaists, sizes 32 and 36. 3.00
. an i 2 war . 5; users an e money as on u: sum ry c v . r vor am or mr. u~ l . ‘ e pmidont s t ore on» n y at v m . - . , . . . - ,
the start pm“... 1, unknown with ou'oflm, (lion and general deficiency appropriation ing of the expedition in Frenz- 1086‘ Mild of what is going on at Blizzard‘s flay, and '3'“ 1 '0‘ Ind“ Silk “' “is? “3 13:11th Navy. Tan, White and Cardina ,
lveryboar youlnbor you “new" we . dollar. mug, and the consideration 01 gm, colon. can only be determined when the lee can it h ”“0““ that ”u. mum, he has felt Sizes, 3.. to 40. 3.00
No one whole 'mm‘ to work failsio mug more dnr Willi“ "W30 "WW Important “WWW“ ditions are known. A” members of the will wholly disappear now that his family 3.98 >8 Striped Silk Waists, sizes 32 to 36. 3-00
. do not occur! o Willa" l" mom WW W" m ‘" “0°“ ““1“" “n“ "W“ ““1 u so wuu guarded. 4.50 7 Surah Silk Waits, Navy, Cardinal, Light Blue, Tan, sizes 32 and 30. 3.7.3
money ""7 d" ”m" can ”we in “‘r” ‘1‘" tion. The immigration bill will come up W Olmnllfin‘ 0‘ ““0009! in “W” “NIB" -—~- «M- p- . - W l . Wh' Black N - 32 34 4 00
atanyordinsry ”'1"me ' Send I“ free book today at :3 o'clock, and in lieu of the tariff iaklns- Eldill'fi'm" "i." "“‘i' 3'0" " bumh 8'“ ,3 eta, , Iw’ ' “7’ an“ and ‘ '
mum“ the [Illicit llllOI’lIIIIIOII. [nay oxei‘o cunghlcnflflu (IDIJIIIL‘. Thu “0- C ;;’:III " CIT-AID; l' Jvamfi-y 3“th Ant fiIWExfiovamor 7.00 2 Small Silk Wallis, Biflck only, film 32 and 38. 4.50
T1- publlcan senators are inclined to press the '0‘" or w a . ”a ' . Blair died at his home at lzflo o'clock this 5,50 2 Light Striped SilkIWaists, sizes 32 and 34. 4.00
l H. HALL: & co” question of a further limitation of immi- ”Ms"? Ag.‘il.——h:lajor “VII? :1 1.0:: morning. Illa disease was inflammation of 7.50 5 Dark Striped Silk w‘hu.’ sizes 33 to 38. 4.00
Dbl m gratlon. but so far the Democrats in tho Omaia ” to "0““ I 1° t” ‘ “5' ' the bladder and kidneys For three days .- “Ch bi S'lk W . m . 34 (136 ,0,
' senate have not shown a disposition to 30- on “I" “'9'“ “I disobeying . the Lincoln ho had lingered in an almost unconscious "00 “’ “g“ e l are ' mm a"! " 0""
. ”'11-‘an "A'N‘. ccpt the challenge. and they may choose order in ordering "1““ (.odarhurst to stain and paused away in that condition. 4.9“ 1 lot India Silk Waists, Extra quality, sizes 32 to 40. 4.00
ii
W. I... DOUGLAS
':i a ' ' Il'fllI IIOT.
IONUIAMML
ceremo-
it’somturtmm
summonses».
iswoiismq
EXTRA FINE.
-...___.__..... W-- .._ to permit the Republicans to monewilsc
the discussion of the subject.
The flood Question.
Wasumo'rox, Aug. lie—There arodlilvr-
chaos of upiiiimi among the treasury oili-
oiais as to the probabilities of another
bond Issue. Neither Mr. ifarlisln nor As-
sistant l-ieonitary Curtis is willing to ad-
mit that there is any real cruise for alarm
in the present financial situation. it is
known, iioWevvr. that the president and
his mlvieers are watching with eager in-
terest every change in the financial situa-
tion, and that every phase of it is being
caudally and thoughtfully studied.
Notwithstanding this solieltuilo it is be.
lieu-d that it is the Judgment of the pros
shoot at a target on Sunday. The court
martial order has been issued, and the
major is "in arrest" in military parlance.
A Link From til. Peter's Chain.
Ill'iilJNiiTim, Vi... Aug. o.——'i‘ho shrine
in which will restone of theoriginal links
and a facsimile of the chain which bound
tit. Peter in the Monuontino prison at
liomo was dedicated in bi. Patrick's ea»
thcdrai here with appropriate ccrmnonics.
Five Persons btablmi at a Wedding.
Mover (Janus:- i'a.. Aug. i’».--l~’ivc
Hungarians ware stnlilxui at owudding
hero, and two of them will in all proba-
bility die. The stabbing was done by John
iioitam while he was uiuler the influence
His family Were all at his bedside when
the end came
flogulnn Will Drill With Militia.
IIMiiili-illl.’ ‘ou Aug. ii.——Sccrotnry of
War Lamont has notified Adjutant flew
erni Greenland that one company of cav-
alry and one battery of light infantry
from the United i-ltatce army will be pres—
ent at the national guard encampment,
which is to begin at Gettysburg next Sat-
urday.
rm on a Man-of-war. “
Van-mo, i'al., Aug. ii.—~A fire br‘o‘lte
out on tho l'nitod Stalin martini-war lila-
rich, and it was three hours bolero the
iimiicurould be extinguishoi. The fire was
rices Lower t
Trislram & "iii: Norwalk, tonn.
STOR E.
nan Ever at
The New York Grocery tofs
IIOCK‘I‘ON; MASS.
‘ l i . 1..
VII all save blue.“ ‘qhmnhas as w
. s
we are the largest m'enufaoiurers of
ideal. that the situation does not furnish ”f liquor.
any lost apprehension and that better
confined to tho wardrmnu and tho shrill
room on the port side.
Killed by lied News. W
times confidently may be expected soon. ,
(hmdensed Milk, To. Qt. Bottle Catsup. 9c.
‘ Comm-m, MM?“ Mis- llo-v-Iuh“ .l. of}...n...u‘.;."l;;...... Best Corn. 10c. Worcester Bauee,6c.
niu.s;".‘i§in"iiiiil¥’lih2i‘l iiiii‘éi Fm“ m" Wm 0' “WM“W‘W‘HW“ .lnnlfncdud otiiio.l"rost hospital asthu Hmo'ovms mm. m,“ ,,___‘;,,m,,.,, Berdinesflic. Bestflmlacrackersmc.
bottom snug mieoie you against high thopamgo of the pending tariff hill is muitnf npmtrm-tcdspnu. lllsiuotlior ”main; M" ,,",,;,,,,,‘,;,,y “fun,” of “a. Corned, Beetles. Haired Beensfiigcc.
and ibe ossiclie‘iti‘isfiyii‘grzfitli; “Out'isghga saint? roe,t “llamas:- pimir‘iiia‘ln‘inggbiiir'ii was notified and was almut to start for was drowned in " pond here. it ischargcd i'Yloldeng,‘Llhi’. Ii tBeganBtlfl rc t. 90.
- C ' 5" thelos ital whm si ire poddcud. , ‘n m 3 . e. 00 "c, ,
at “mill.Ql‘io’i“?§e‘i'§iiie’3i3.§ll2’.. quonco there will boa large increase in | p i "N 1) that hlsbrotber pushid him from a raft
Snow Flak. Flour. Mic. bag; $4.00 ier bbi.
Housed lisgkerei, Lunch Tongue slid Poiiod Ham. Tongue or Chicken,equal-
iy as low.
other make. Take no substitute. if your
try cannot supply you, we can. sold by
J. Schaub 8i 809:.
the government revenues. iiovcipts from Eight ‘lhoaumwm Mtg... w”... and allowad him to drown without offer-
customs, which for many months post pmm'wpwm' p"M Aug. “mayo“ “18 William”-
he“? bum Willi“! «ravine 108! it 18 will hereiumml on ’l‘uosdu moming at """" , , Our Tees and Golfers are the best that can be bou hi, and we buy in such
believed.willshowamarkodiiupmvcmcnt "n mum. mp. on mummit the strike u“ 1“" wnhfl‘mmmm iii
- . . large quantities that we can afford to give better value t so any other store in the
d w li ti A “summons, Mil, Aug. Fin—Mm La» . nnot M “sled. Call and see {or yourself.
mini?" manning; cghditliiiiflnglgg 2&3“ ‘30 if?“ mm "Siam" mm” vina l. Harris, daughter of imngressnien city ~ 0“? WW0” ca 9‘1
[won reached. " me Lmumo '0 ' Harris of Kansas, was married here at a =
~- iiveryman cf
* b1?“ , . , , «3551.3 It is contended that notwithstanding mum Marionette". WW ‘0 WM””""“"”"“' ’
,fi, , L,“- , g , 5 “Mug”... the fact that thogoid misery has reached vasmvmx. N. Y.. Aug. lymph“; Lumy,Va. It WMM'mmWOI snatch.
”film?" ‘ . .... moi-tic our ad. and “l0 10* WM“ "milk of shoe inmate) Vcdder of Brooklyn, while playing ball
(didn‘t? Ii 1.
.. 'a’ue. imminent-us take in random; in rcali far better abi ’ l
.3. icon ya. get mien rovsmud avoid ego c y e at Fish Ilouee, "M stmclr hyaliel on
~ mm“. “mmmnmx. "mm,” rm. to meet its obligations today than it was the ”3m temple with such force that be
lean bicyclist, made
‘ Just prior to the February bond issue. on gm.“ aim ‘ i to ii the well known Amer , ' _ . .
kmli'il'il‘dé' 5': fil‘li'dé'él‘liilill‘i‘x.‘ Jan. 1 thonctcash balancein the treasury w” “3' “I! I1 3’ his last manual I"? “'9 men. “0 Donovans Bulldmg’ wislmmmn SI" Slim "0mg“.
83 RAIN MEET. NORWALK,
We safe and can. At imminent, not «a only salesmen, while Miday it is in A misting amide-i. took part in a 9.000 meter race at the
» runners eraser AND encore gag? hm roux. .
l O
”"- irk Grocer (in
Pints. Aug. lid—A. A. Zimmerman, .’
”first Ilium" i“'“"""“"" m" excess of “5,000,000, and the officials at» Home“, Mass. Aug. number/t Pal. 5W1. "loam" 0"“ “'0" “mm"
c' m" “”38”?" serve with satisfaction that our own peo- mu. 17, of Springfield, was drowned m- mfl, m, 1,"...
EIGHTYJBIXTII 31‘. AND FIRST ,
. pie have not so far exhibited any signs of while beating on the Connecticut rimby
’ lasing faith in the government‘s ability the upsetting of his best.
to meet are merged and m W~m
I" 0’ in! H French National Macho]: tinned.
obligation at maturity. That this is true
in am by the am that the gold on u Pants, Aug. «an. Mont do mes or W '"w i
m Racing annotation
was served in the bet
NW being drawn from the several sub national pawnshop, at Reuben. depert- "all “93' WWW-- W...
Wrist is almost entirely for export. meat of Ford, was destroyed by fire. mm m." ”an." "I, m“
Wilma lb: 1:10:13?” were; « m is fill.“ tyflmmfitli'fhi pillaging:
“in! im ado! liolflfl 1mm ' _ in c c J“! ,
Waggoner it U i ‘ Hm. mm” a: m“ iiei'tssai formwumu miners. 11¢:
w&:‘tm him “I. m ionisin- unchanged imiay.
. , assailants-sect
canonical-testament senses
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