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. eaa memo seamen.
WI lcawatia. WI.
Iaailcassuie
.lew'eeblasnld'sntbeeheeaaee.
,""lusayfalrto partly cloudy weather and.
“I to light south'uterly and westerly
winds will prevail. with nearly stationary
_ Wednesday. warmer. partly
“1.me prevail. with um and
' Mummy winds. followed by rain or
~mlwfaaadaeav thalaka region. Thursday.
[My weather» preceded by rain or snow.
“when“! heard.
Jhebwnstpulatofthethermomeu/rfor th-
1Mm-foerhonraendlnsat noon today urea
[13°Mserutm4ba-
ibill's-m Allan-a for Isl-men...
‘ ens firlsuu‘lete Blshl‘lde Low Tide
‘ .tt stem at in: let 1.53
To ADVERTISERS.
intend the same day copy is hand-
ed in. Every reasonable effort
will be made to accommodate
patrons. but change cannot he
insisted upon” a right unless
'. copy «is sent in by 2 o'clock
in the afternoon of the day be-
fore change is desired.
the Greek and Roman Churches.
Pm Leo saysthat. even tholph the
March of Armenia would not attend
the calference to which his holiness
mannered delegates of the Greek and
’ Bunion churches. he will not therefore
. crass fromhis efforts to reunite these
two oommnnious as they ware in the
old days of the Christian faith. The
split began as far back as the year 5%.
when the Roman church adopted the
dogma that the Holy Ghost proceeded
from the Sun as, well as from the Pa.
liter. The bishops of: (.‘onstantinople re-
fund to swallow this doctrine and de-
clared that the Holy Spirit come only
from the Father through the Son as moo
It does not sci-m, so long as the
Christians themselves have the Holy
Spirit, as though there need be any
quarrél about 'where it. comes from, yet
this was made Illa‘btllllfl of separation
and generations of qulirroling between
the Greek and Roman churches. [it
these quarrels about whore the Holy
Spirit came from tho’ Holy Spirit itscll
was quitc lest, and a spirit of burning
enmity and ferocity took its place, as- is
apt to happen in tin-"logical quarrels.
,Now evidently Pope Leo thinks it is
time for both churches to infuse into
themselvw sotucthing of the Holy slum
practically Political :llllllllltllla which
x now have no sway livlpvtl to sepa-
. rate the two brunchm. ft is not likely
there can be any union. though, since
Mlngioal ambitions have taken the
place of the former political ones. The
patriarch of (.‘imstautinoplo Would not
be likely ever to bring himself to the
point of aeknowlulginu the authority
of the pope of Rome. Thotirmk church
in Russia penning tlu‘ inurrtuue of
Flute, provided they take v. ’t'rs before
It!!! take orders. But it draws the lino
on second mnrrhures for priests and
fulfill marriages for Inf. own.
Ouratrestdepaetment this your com-
pares vary favorably with the record
ino- lfil li a table submitted to the
Council by City Engineer ard Street
' tlummisdontr Briggs. it appears that In
.131. thereto! expense of allure. was
Woo.“ this 38,587.37 was for new
workout! $12 748 82 for street cleaning,
etc" and 81.6“! 8l for surveyor. in 1892
total. mm 23; new workufldfldlfl;
street cleaning. M 450.34: surveyor.
“lb 88. in 1898. total 318.854 07; new
work. including Ann street newer. Oil.-
dflfl: street cleanioa. 06.06115: survey-
onblm.” In last. to the time of the
deport. November Ill. total. $7.680“;
net! work. “.436 8'3; street cleaning.
Q salsa tsurveyor. some 38. The sav-
\lqla anpenseoftliecareotilie
sleuth-(been remarkable—010,623“!
our IDI. and $4,181.46 over im.
a...
‘Acui. nonunion; Council of
Milli. lsstnlght, the question ofelec»
Mo fights on Smith street. where the
Mk Maple-trusted. wee discus-
,eesu‘l‘lieeueetle‘llieeusest and-oer
s ’ one in town and contains
handyman. would be llglil’
eyed-seas to protest closets and
‘V'tlscesleouxthem waytothe jail.
clllcerawuintnatlocslliywould
“4-“.me
presides“ mama's. containing
vm Mia prlntidlafull In
earnest today. wanna-min
iii
single-linden“ tlorvrelh: tel-she.
Changes cannot be guaran—,
revenue.
contribute. there aw many directions lll
» more time is spent in Wilma“
sherbet the other belt in
as though the stomach wore “the inn
mortal of us. Take one-quarter of
thetlruo awonhn devotes mutating pies.
mung atrocious. putting up. placenta.
[unbound frying. etc, and let her
devote lttn rust and nereatlemsudshe
iv uo:olwk like a shred of parchment
at ." ~
This is perfectly true-trltoly so—liut
list is the use of saying It? The majority
women do not overwork nor overworry
choice. Anxietloa. being forced upon
must be thought of, while the bum
e
33“!
SILK AND rt'tt morn.
blind and family are the ones for whose
sake the housekeeper wears herself out In
the kitchen and are the ones who complain
at any falling off in the variety of the bill
of fare. A woman catering for hcmlf
alone never yet. afforded an awful exam
ple of abnormal devotion to the cooking
stove. The sacrifice by fire is forced upon
the housekeeper by her maiden. and it is
hardly fair to assume that she labors from
sheer willfulueiis. The reason that women
of moderatcmeans who remain in the con
volitional "woman's sphcra” grow old
early ls because they are bualeued with a
thousand potty troubles, strinll indlvldu
ally. but killing in the aggregate. it is
like being stung to death by gusto. yet
meh separate glint is dcsplcably little. A
heavy mlsfortnn such as wins the Inn
pathy of the ‘0 rltl. may be borne with
dignity and at last llvcd down without
marking the face with carcworri lines or
shattering the new». it is the innumer-
able petty trials. onwrionccd daily for year
after year. that grind away youth. beauty.
bright wits and hcnlth, and no moon!" of
sermonizlnu to the victim will do away
with this ntntl‘ of things. '
Fortunately there are ilipiiy Worm-ti who
have leisure to be beautiful and fashionin-
lilo. Today's sketch shows a gown for on»
of this favored class. It I» of dull hello
trope bengaline. The ”0“ thin has nwidc
hand of canton! around the foot. The
round, double breasted «image Is entirely
of fur and hi fastened by four large stool
buttons. The balloon sleeve of bongav
line has a long tight cuff and a deep fur
epuulet. Wide black satin ribbon forms
the girdle. .lt'otc Csotur.
American Women in Politics.
«Harper's Weakly I
Whatever be the future hollow of so.
Instr-suffrage. the rmvot «rule-spread
agitation is sure tn derrlnp is greater ll!-
lmt no the part of all sore-ms purp'rsed
women in public affair», and to awaken
in them a term-r eerie» r" p hurrml Iv-
eponsibllity to the coatiiiiiiui.._i iii large
The diet of the nmvrmo-rit upon the
state. it late be ”him“. will li» a more
frank and generous recognition of the
women who pecans strength. ability and
leisure to serve the public good. With-
out"eralsingwlhe word male" lrum the
C.metituliun—-Itnrtlmg
the state has ample posmr why to en-
phraiieti‘ouy 2—-
lrirge the scope of their vrorlt. In, the
expenditure of the vast sutur- of piblic
to which women largely
which their watchfuluess would tend to
increase honesty and economy. in the
management of state hoeptlils. neylume
and prisms women should be lillowed
an influential Volt‘i, Over public schools
there should be the supervision
of properly qualified women. In munici-
pel matters that concern lie-dill. comfort
and clea'nliuesa. the putllying and beauti-
fying tit waste pillow. the enforcement
of tenement-house and ,poor lane. and in
the regulaiiunof the rules that gov.ru
the employment of women and children
in tactoiini sud ehopi. the women's band
should he fell end her special knowledge
utillznl. in all these dllt’cllulll the best
qualities of mind, of bears and of mines-
crated service could find snip'e outlet
without. any infringement or strain of
the natural laws Illat “onto the relation
and divide the woeld’e work between the
two sexes. '
lay the state he Induced. through so-
lluliteuineni or pressure. to me these
important mutton into consideration
and to act upon them! And may all
women. be they sultragiau or anti eul-
tregtcle. appreciate that the Mt promise
for tomorrow lies always in the best use
madeof the opportunities of todey !
Iowa’s," layman In“.
We are informed that the Indore Press
Amochtlon vrante one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
work is light and can be performed by
either lady or gentleman. Previous es-
psrlenceis not necessary. and some of
our young men and women and even old
menwoalddovrell toucurssuoli apost-
llm. at «understand it mos only shun
onetounli of your time. For further
particulars address linden M Ansel
Wt“
,eines, nos- ‘
trams, and j
' cmplrhal pupal-attests, who-so
ingredient-«are concealed, will
not\be admitted totha expo. »~
sitiun.” I
Am's Ila was annulled bro '
cause it s a s ndanl pharmaceutical °
l'n’psrstloubgud all that a family medi- o
' . o
cllo'ellimld
'At the
LD'S FAIR
salts or rm; NORWALKS.
Chief of Police Vollrner received word
from Danbury, this morning. that a bay
horns and an old-fashioned buggy had
been stolen from that city during the
night. ,
Francis Orlléh has returned to the
United States steimsbip "Minnesota."
and expects to mike a trip round the
world in her. _______ ,
The first of the tree stereopticou
exhibitions to be given by F. M. Andrews.
in this city this winter. was given last
night, having been postponed from
Saturday night on account of the
inclemency of the weather. The no-
nouncements add programmes printed
exclusively in Tun Summon. attracted
about three hundred people to the
vicinity Inf the block on West Wading-
ton street, formerly occupied by Scotleld
a Hoyt. The views weie pleasing and
were intersperied with live advertise-
ments of enterprising local firms. The
announcement of the nut eibibitiou
and the programme will be presented to
thepubl'ic through the ciluuius of the
household paper of the Norwalas. 'l‘lll
EVENING SINTIIEL
The practice of dumping ashes In the
streets of Norwalk is still motioned - by
people. Unless ltis stopped. the odou-
den will be legally dealt with, '.‘,’.."’°
authorities say. ‘
The Central Urn-la of the King‘s
Daughtars. of the Norwalk Methodist
church, will hold their quarterly meet
ing in the Epworth parlor. Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o’cluicn.
At the annusl race-unit Grace Chap-
ter. Brotherhood at St. Andrew. last
night. the following unicorn were elected;
Director, 1‘. W. Merieetbetzswretary.
fluid W. Workmuu; treasurer. Elliott
K. Gregory: delegate to the. New Eug‘
land Local Assembly, at New Haven,
December 8 out 9. Albert Dim
Several of Smith Norwalk's sports at
tended the sputum; ubibrtio i'in Stain"
lord. lltlt. night Richard Fitzgerald of
South Norwalk, and Fred Mcfltrr. of
Bridge port. had a lively three round go,
and [lamb Monsoon and Jillr‘pfl McMa-
hon also appeateliu it Cleve-r set-to.
William Vernon. Haveistraw. and Fred
McGlrr aloe gave a clever sparring pet-
forniance. Daniel llclutyre. of south
Norwalk, Wes master of ceremonies.
and several members of the South Nor
walk Athletic club attended.
St. Peter‘s German Evanglical society.
which now holds service-s iu the Grand
Army Hall on the bridge. Ill negotiating
with the Consolidated Railroad com
pany for a lease of the old Congregation-
al chapel. It is proposed .to put the
building in repair, an that.“ will provide
a comfortable little church home for the
society untilabuihling of Its one can
be erected. which will probably be in the
very near future.
Detectives leaded flora.
Superintendent Charles Alnue. of the
National Detective Bureau. ludianapolla.
Ind. announces that ovo or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
In this county to act as private detectives
under his instructions. Experience in
edits a large crlmlnal paper and will need
i with full particulars. which will es-
pliiin how you may enter the profession
addressing him It lndlsnspolls. lud.
If you are anxious to tied the most rs-
liablo blood puriller. told in Ayer's Al-
mansc the testimonials of those who
have been cured of such terrible disease»
as catstrh. rheumatism and scrolula. by
the use of Ayer'e fiamparllla. Then gov-
\eru yourself accordingly.
ifs blew t'urk millimetre gives a do.
last at 6th avenue and “uncommonly
moon. which gives 19 people dyspepsia
and these W spend 11,450.00 in der-
on‘ bills and finally have to pay mo
"lull forCsctne Bloodt‘ure to cure them
what would be the esvlng per aspire lf
th- dinner ebould not be given. than
being an lemons at the feast? .,
1 ”will" 3“ Phi-lure llrug eiore.’ when
you may have dis prolilssn oolvnl and
5: «information alum Cactus ”It o l Cur.
As an emergency medicine. Aysr'e
Cherry Pectcrel takes the lead of all
other ternedlen Forthcrellef ancients
ot creep. whooping cough. eorettrcat.
and the dangerous palaoasri unable-
iutrlilsh ltsyoang are amiable. tile
‘ Imperial. mo
the vrork Is not necessary to success. He ll
I ..
I
i
HOLIDAY OPENING. *4
The immense display of Christmas Goods requires every available inch of our floor and .
counter space. and in order to make this possible. I
COIrnér Main and
7 I ‘
wall Ste, Norwalk,
Saturday Morning We“ start Our
f PREPARATORY FOR
pwer ping reductions in all the
be the rule. Kindly note prices. Special. Dress Goods. special. Five hundred pieces fancy wool
mixtures, regular price from 39 cents to 59Hcents; 25 cents per yard.
moves.
Gents' dog skin lined. .1; value, Cl 25.
Gents' dog ekln dress. 81; value. 31.2!)
Genta’ dog slin dross, 31.60; val.. “.75
Geota' heavy calf skin lined, 490.:
value. 75c.; 79c.; value. .1.
Buckskin. 980 : value, $1.25.
Buckskin, 31 50; value, $1.98
Ladirs' lined dog skin. for top, 81;
value. 3125; “.25; value. .1 49
Children's dog shin lined it own and
mittens, 75c ;valuo, 983.
Ladies' ails mittens. 4%.; value. 75c.
Ltdlps' silk mittens, 81: value. $1.25.
Ladies’ silk mittens, $125; value, v 50.
Boys' double worsted mittens. 25c ;
villus. 890
Ladies’ and Mim‘ line worsteds, 250.:
value. 35c
Men's line, worsted mittens, l2lc.;
value. ill cents.
8-Button length while suede, warrant-
ed .MID; value. “.50.
Fashionable Cloaks.
Fashionable Furs.
We‘re still receiving vast quantities of
new cloaks ly every express
ltls’nt ueoomsry to say much about
them. The cloak room is always filled
with buyers. and our sales are very much
larger than they evi-r were In the best of
seasons in the best of times The ladies
of the twin cities are good buyers. It
doesn’t takellwm long to. fled the best
good: and the I-IWPII prices Nine onto!
ten handsome costs you we on the street
come from the Boston Store.
‘bedles' blue and black Chinchilla Coats
at. $4.98: worth 86
Fine Beaver Jackets at $1225. The
same would coat you $3 to .5 more else-
where.
(loo lot Muses’Jucliete,tsn and gray
v
LadiIis’ Waistsf
Lsdies’ All-wool Tricot Flannel waists;
regular price. 82 49.; sale price, $1.98.
giant”, worth from $5 to 88 each. at
One lot Mirises' Newmorhets. fancy '
mixtures.sino 14 only.“.98 Many of
these garments are worth M0.
French Gooey Capes. 27 In. the . $5 98
”Engine Seal Capes, 019.98. and
Fine Strathan Fur Capes. 30 inches
0f Corset was
deep, at 816 98
hVooWrQIBUupe, Astrakhan edge and
co iir, . . TheCorset was born of th
heel Hush Ca . Persian l mb fu “ .. - e mordern
and jet nimminplzvm. a r “1980! the Eternal Fitness of Things. ’
Wrinkles no more become a lad ’s -
ice than they do her brow. \l’ith bilge
invention of the means of smoothing out.
and tuning up the form, the lines of care
went from the face as well. for '
If a Corset It a body.
Need a body cry.
We call your attention to our B. 4% G.
Corsets, medium and extra long waist.
For fit sad Iqualitly they are perftct in
every par on at. tines—7 .
andtlw bets. 8100
Electric Seal Capes. with deep marten
f or collar, #25.
Worsted Goods.
Lsdiea' All-Wool Cardigan Jackets—
browu. blue and black—at 75c; worth 81.
One lit ladies' Fancy Caroigan Jack-
ets, worth 75c; at 49¢ each.
Anew and complete line of Ladics'.’
hitsees' and Children's leggins at 35¢ a.
pIIlr;'BC|ua{vVIillle.w500.M D l
n snls' b on w r - .
gins at 49;; teghelar value. 65cm 9 Log i A new stock of , Lined and Unlined
mi“! Facinators—white. blue. pink ISkirts for winter wear. in sateen. flannel,
and black—from 25c ”“39; "um, 25 ‘ bnlllauttne and exceleior cloth. Prices
9., cent. more. from 490 to $2 50.
For the Little tots.
Children's Canton Flannel Night
Dravvets. all sizes, oulv 25c.
Children’s Aprons, made of checked
uninsook. linen lace trimming; sizes. 2 to
12: at 25c each.
llothlrs will see the folly of making
them when they can be had at these
wines.
Skins.
Caps.
Children's All-Wool Elder Down Cops
in faucv colorlngs: regular price. 50c;
special at 391:.
Navy Blue Velvet Tum O'Sbanters.
Wilhallkpompl>1lellUOT5 : sale price,
49 cents '
‘ PUBLIC uoncs.
'l‘ln- Norwalk Tramway company hereby
gives public notice that t, will volition the
General Assembly of the- .‘ltste or '. innwrlcut,
at lts January lieu-Ion. lrllli. tor an amendment
to Its charter. providing for an extension of
time to locate. t‘lllell'ut‘l. build. operate and
niiilntnlo. with suitable turnoutsmu electric
rlillrnty through. our and upon certain street»
and liluhwais of the City of liorwallrJlity of
Heath Norwals and Town of borwalthranted
In its ortitluiil charter. obtained M the Jan".
ary pension. IN. and approved May ti. NO. to
wit; ,
From the lermlnus of its present lines near
the thirurr of Holden arenas and River-tile
avenue. tli ougn. ut'r-r and upon ltherslde ave—
nue and tow New 1 human Had to the horn
lino
Al from the line or be prriwnt lracss at,
the t to corner of 5'- tlth Main strerf and Wood-
ward avenue In the City of Ninth Norwalk,
tlo “ugh. over and upon said south Slain street
in the w Ill-on road.
Also from Washlnitton street continuing
along. rhrouahmver and upon #ater street.
Qtilntam avenue. Grow- street and Woodward
avenue to tiey-or's, Hr called. in mild town.
Allin for the right to construct. build and
operate an electric road through. over and
u Cove street Lincoln ai’t-linelaseld Town
0 sorts-It slit liavllend litre-euwiieh-ngtuu
street. it» enun- length. Franklin street,
Monroe atl‘eel. Chestnut street and "once"!
.treot. in said Clti- of Homh Borwalk.
Baud at Norwalk, this will day or Novcm-
bot. mo
’l‘lfl.’ NORWAI K TRAMWAY 1.70..
by Ufilflt‘ W. Mansfield. secretary.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
The Stamford titreel Railway t'otlipali) here-
by illi‘ee public tintlccllial it will million the
lie ral assembly of the ~tete of Colin ctlcut.
at l aJanuiiry reunion. m». for an Amendment
lot a «meter. provltllng for an extruelou of
time to luminwuetruct. bulsl, operate and
mslutalu.wltb not able turnouts. all «lo-trio
iiillwa through. our and upon a certain
til it the (lily of I-ltiitntortl. utuuml lti lls
urlglnalcbartermbtalnul during ilie sewslon
of I to wll:
I‘ 'Ill the junction at Msnllc street and
opt street. weetmir-I tlirouuh. over and own
Ma li street to "in woutel’ly terminue of the
b lllgo marina Mlll river.
ml for so int-rem- of he capitol slot-ll to an
em unit not elite-«lint: serum. ,
llotwl at lltamford. lllls 111th day of .‘m cm-
ll'l’l. .
1' ‘s WI'AMl'Oltfll-l'l'ltli'll‘ BAllillll \l) c...
a by llrorao W. Mansfield. lte‘MlllI".
Physician for Women!
guts. mi: i7. in...»
Can he unlimited st her mum.
ll! trees at. Bridgeport. team.
I
too. in. mi a. in. any day except humour.
[tumor lar li el . a ct
" ‘ '3'“ " .l‘filu
[selli-
“1&3”qu sulfarlaa
on us? i o
e‘l‘tli‘t'hseimrraneeflof ' Men;
I fat on; mleeil‘ t ‘ ‘ ii to
. fl!" . , g
a l . ~. «mould.
'. Allwmmnmmufigwmplm in, in.
l: mu. attf
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t. swoon. ll
is to. sin it. to. limit.
1mm Lllultetliollltsuetoflllomen
i- “Wayland 'l'hursdsrtiltnt
3. only
REGULAR
Bl-MONTflLY VISIT.
. ‘.“~ — ' t’ A I§
v
Chartered and incorporated by Special Act of Legiiilalure. June 1". lat”.
THE CHIEF OF STAFF and Associated Doctors will arrive
and 0pm on office at the
City Hotel, South Norwalk,
THURSDAY; DEC. 61h. l894.
SPEB .l fn i-onsllleratl- “D"IM fact that at the time of their butt t'l-It many persons were
unable to await, their turn to consult the doctors. and as a mat ter of Mirna-n to
n" E all. the; have decided to continue their offer of "ti-ll 'l'llt a'iMltN‘l‘ DUIIIG
. Tats ISII' mum. and mate the following announcement to the public.
WALL WHO VISIT THESE EMINENT PHYSICIANS BEFORE DEC. 9th.
WILL RECEIVE CONSULTATION, ADVICE, SERVICESAND SURG'CAL
TREATMENT ABSOLUTELY FREE UNTIL CUBED.
1 ho (Doctors of thin lloolcly polar a most enviable reputation. having IWD ploneera In the
luvaetl allon and etnd of thy germ theory of (limits; and have established the fact. that mar-
Iy alll lei-mics ale of go to orlirlu.
Tbiiswa have llm-lllns Aulyhlh'l'm of Rheumatism the Amoeba Protozoa of Chianti.
the Pa: ~Ina Veulrlcrrll of hi spatula. the llaolllue 'l‘ubercu Owlrl of l‘onsnnip Ion and other Bac-
o-rla. 'llirlnrme and Becllll. Tim only Moan retried e- which wlll cum lei-e tilmsen,,aretbs
llsttnlcldal Medicines trend by these doctors. Tho-y are the remit of more than a «mortar of a
century patient investlgmlou. each lmvlurt a distinct. detlnlw chemical mmcosltlon. and s -
eillc union. 'l'm-v cure dim l» aniuhl ailing the norm. neutrailmlnu lls tonnes and rat
the standard of vital force 'l‘h fact can be absolutely proved and demonstrated to you. Just
no It. has been proved to limo-apricot elclt and eoffsrlgx who tried the old methods for years
In rain. and then come to these tincture and We re rtll' . The doctor». will be In daily “tend-
aum. malitou careful examluanon lo ouch cello poi-rented. ’l‘hey treat awry form and type of
Chronic lllmse. It you are lumirsblo they will honestly tell you so. lllll if they take yourcsae
{or treatment. uromlslnu a cure. do ml upon it and you will not well. in tlielr practice there
is nominee mull experiments or to stake». The om r niwllcliics to lllt‘t'l bitch udlvltlul cues
are given. and a lth the trot dose talten the film but lib.
”(Il‘ltll. ll A. II 0K1". ll P. I” HdNIlAVD cmslo.
OIIIIAL 0'7“!” I’ll“ ’I‘HI b'l‘A'I‘Il: 0|“ (EDSNIOTIOUT:
I29 Falrfleld AVenlle. - Bridgeport.
wants ant. le‘tlttu i-illot'ui Hr Minamoto.
'l'lils lltal‘ of Physicians Will Return livery to boys.
'1‘11ANIiSfilIVINtl.
for your money in
. , G‘ROCERIES
than any Other house in the business.
lingerie still on the advance, but we are still selling 22 lbs
of granulated for one dollar. .
Flour is going up.bul we are selling Maud S, acknowledged
ryone to be the best, for Ol.15;.lonoe’ Superlative, “.15,
Flake, .160
Call and be convinced that you can get more groceries for
one dollar than at any other store.
Our goods are all new and of the very'best quality.
We are having a great. run on our 5 lb. jolts of pure Fruit
Jelly at 23c.
Full weight and measure guaranteed.
by
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