Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 5, 1895 · page 2

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”pulling a docket Philadelphia Made Clothing at
1 "you will he aurpriaed at. Many garments are: misfit
; made goode and u in the lot you don be fitted you

y will'neverregrot the purchase. ‘

t Suits, on pita ill in $25. curries, $7.50
nos. lasts, their price Slide 330, out price $1.50

 

 

 
 

 

fit Sells. their price, 55 to iii. no price $3

All these harmonic are warranted an represented and made
‘ :Engliah and Scot-3h fabrics. .

i ll Fowler news—40 per cent. reduction from marked‘pricce
. entire clock of clothing. , ’ ,

A. 'Biiiiillill & g 8-0..
3qu 8 ill] u lIlHEBS, *

Whom. BUICDIYG, WASIilNGTUN STREET,

SOUTH NORWALK.

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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new is ur mu to in: liiliii.

m press 0 in hnalneea. manv canned smile ackore and manufac-
d hind"f thawlrgifa hoe; :hliard to unit an thvir goals at pr can far llr‘luw coat tor
niwayaou thealerl for hamalm we haw: eemred a large line or gmds at
' y lean than mt of manufacture. We prefer to give the uinnlmcr the lime-
" “.1 at prices never before offered in this Vicinity.
, PBICls UKHIABI) or In 103'.
, .. and . ' Goal Salmon. on and l‘.’c l‘ln.
Us; watt! 12¢: 37%;.” Very lieu-t Hair: on. tile and illc cann.
‘ ”Juan! m csn. Very liea' Minter. ale and tie o in.
' ‘96. In: and iZo can. Very Beat 0 rural Bref. 18c an.
m hate and lilo cw. Very Beet Ina-t Beef. lilo can.
- 3a and ”a can. "mid hamlet”. to can.
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the ”may mimic. “elm the dim
Today—huh Me the Gram" M
Bill~ Hr. need of Maine flan o ”paneled
not. ‘

WAIllllllGTnK. Fol}. 5.-——'i‘ho following
tomepondenoe touching Hawaiian eiioirl‘
wan rent to the home of reproacotativea:

“The “notary of Item. to whom we:
referred the reaolntion of the house oi rep:
"minivan. dated Felt l. renovating the
president ’to transmit to the house 0! rep.
reacntativaa. if not incompatible with the
public intercom. all curmspondanen docn- .
manta or other information. it any. in the
poescuion of the gnyornment in regard to

 

Iubjecta to persons in rebellion asuinat the
government of the Hawaiian lslanda or
In regard teeny intervention by repreaeut'
ativoe of Great liritain to proi‘oht the ap-
plimtion of. martial law an proclaimed hy
said government to those concerned in
laid rebellion who claim to Loliritiall sull-
ieoia.’ has the honor to report that the do
pertinent has no information in regard to
arms having icon furnished by British
Inhjecte to persons in rebellion againstlhe
government oi the linwmiuu iejaude. but
the telegram from tho l'nlted mates min-

hy way of San Francisco. Mr. Mills any»,
'Arms repented to have been brought iron)
Vancouver by Nomm.’ This toleorainami
hir. Willis' dispatch No at of the same
date were alive" to the press on their re-
ceipt. Copies are also hero appended.

”Although not directly responsive to
the resolution. copies are submitted of
correspondence oxchonnod with the [Stiltw
ed 5&lh89 10);!“le at Honolulu in regard
to alleged fllihustcring movements and ap-
preheudod shipments of arms from San
Francisco in November last.

“The department of state has no infer»
motion in regard to intervention by rep.
resontutives of Great Britain to prevent
the application of martial law as proolainu
ed by the Hawaiian government to those
eonoerned in the recent rebellion who claim
to be British x-luiijreln. or any toroign mp-
roeentativos ohotcvur in the o . other
than a ninthmvni contained in rate of
the Hawaiian minister to the unde lulled,
under date of Jan. 20, that‘the Iirltieh
cornmiselonerat Honolulu. Mr. llnweo. has
called upon the government of Hawaii to
give him assurance thut no (‘npitzii pu
ia’umont will he inlllulwi "min the in
rectloniata. ‘bl’tllll'u'. 4i “mm“ on

d" “"P’&,5v"£iro7h requested u. whims:

 

-’ .. “olden Cotmlene. 29c can.
‘ ‘ - Mom»: nod inc can.
' 1 In. an. lilo can.

“old lino. iilc occlmge.
Balcre' Cocoa. 19c out.
in n. 15c and too can.
no... in: can.
0

"out Rice fill». (or 5r.
Its an.

 

Beet finds Glaciers. 6 lire. for Ea:

[tidied Data. 7 lbs. for Bic.

“aid Pruneem lbs. for 250.
11.003. Illicit. Imus. '

M priced speak f» r themselves.
* ’ Pillabdry'a xxxx “.35 [a' barrel; 55¢: per has.
3! 5 . th~ inept. “2i per barrel- Sic per but
firmn'::§erl:§lv50 8.0”?“ barrel; 50c . half“.
nut i r. 1.9” "9— . .
_ Gm’ld'i'amlly noun"! "lbw; tic per hag.
lowblhn timelobny. ‘ ’ '
Burner ‘ ‘. AQ’I‘HIII'.
a" ton. a a luxury hr all who use it
_ Bent Cranmer! 80:4»?! ‘7“ v gm” Bu"!l’.&3 ”"3““-
Pine “no r Bummfic par mun _
[gale utirr. 2?: per pound.

m
. r r no i Butt nae. rponnd.
l d 3:!“ bugle Do: ”all"
‘ Sum for one.

it Will GROCERY llllMPilll.

mums BUlLfllxt}. some NORWALK. :vs MAIN stutter. NORWA m.

 
 

 

 

 

N0 MED m (:0 ABROAD Tl) Room
YOURHEALTH “MINERALSPRINGS

save run TREMENDOUS expense or.
raxixo AT noun,

KUTNOW’S

- llPiiillfll: EFFERiiSGEhT -
CARLSBAD POWDER.

. . The only pleasant tastier (farinhad Powder in

«, Mammy. cm the larhet.

I Met“, MW and Eleanor Renmly for Imll’fixfion, C'onm‘prlh'ou,
(in, Gout.;Diabe!cs, Kidney and Lim Derongmwuts.

g'iiaae guanine without our Trade-ark and
had-lie algaaiarc of

8. KUTN()‘V & C().
lumen of battalions.

"tumors lliil-lSiliIllll)
Hillillii lliil Clilllilllis."

A Sm'v- Cure for Grip. Asthma, L'hmm‘l' ('ufarrll. Bron
moo, o... Farr and Wreath.

KUTNOW BROS.

W2 asp 5| LAYAY‘TTl PLAC'. le YUHK i'lTY.
rule agents (or the U. rt. A. Gift! by al’drnui-ln.

 

 

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' muffin——

tom's $3.00 til i .

“13¢in will em» "0‘ only I

Neal and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
.1 But one in which the

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hKilydilhment has refund in gm n

also annexed. Rl‘lliocifuiiy nuliiuitied.
~-w. Q, Gilla'h'llh‘l. "
The Renae-t For a Warnlrlp.
Following thie correapondence with Mr.

tween Secretory Gresham and Mr. Thurs-

lntoreeiinu mainly became of the insinu-
atlon by the latter that the proacnca of on

wan: ‘
"The anyhjert of the presence of an

been revently the subject of dfacuaslnn in
the prose and cliewhere. it does not lie
within my province to eungost any course
of action on tho [art of the United Strum
onnocruin our): subject. 1 loci, however.
that it is to your government and to
the large American population and prop
erty interests in Hawaii to state that. al-
though thfimvernnwnt of Hawaii in and
will continue in the future. as it has been
in the pact, fully aide to maintain itself
against the attacks of All domestic one
rules. in view of tho Horinul nature of tho
chargers now pending against a large nnnr
her of both lurclgnors and natives and of
other complicating conditions. the state of
nifoire at the islands l4 vriiiml. in the
ovum of further insurrection or complicit-
lion. although the guvormnont will one
every endeavor to protect foreign eitl/une
and their [ll'ilpt’l'i' y. it is; not inumaaihlo that
sudden contingencies may urine or isolated
note of violence who place against. willoh
the government, with in limited police
and military force. may tempomrily ho
unable to allord prom-lion, "

Secretary Groahum’a reply to this wan:
"l-llit-l have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your note oi thia dot», in
which. referring to the uprising in lla—
wall. you any that. although your govern-
ment is and will continue in the future,
aa It ha- in the pact. fully aide to main
tain itself against the attacker)! aildo
manic enemies. in view of the lotion! na~
lure of the charge- now pruning agninnt a
large number of both foreiuneya and un-
tlvw and of other rum pl lmllng mmdllimn.
the state of aflaire M. the Manda in cm.-
iml. and that owing to its limited pnilmv
and military force your government may
not ho able in Muldcn contingencies to of-
ford promotion to foreign citizen» and
their property for tho limo helnu

"(in receipt of dispatch from Mr. Wll

lie yoelarday rimming on the euluoct of
the uprising. which was immediately given
to the pm». a worship won at one» order
ed to prweed from h‘nn l‘l'mll‘llt‘ll to lion-
oluiu to afford needed [induction to any
Mnerioana entitled to it. 'lihat {not wee
aiao announced by the prone Saturday all.

crown and this morning. and i naturally
anpumod that the nunuuimoluvnt had ot-
inciml your notice. "

M»... -. .

In lion” and lien-to.

Wasilmmns. Feb. o.--An attempt was
made in the home to pan on lliilnllmn bill
for the payment of claimn for Mom and
eupplm uonilurated from loyal mom" in
the south during the war ninountlnu to
trauma. it trolled ruin-h omnnttinn. ea»
poeialiy from l’ennayivaula member: in
tor-atoll in [Money ivania border war
chime amounting to tinnwum and not
included in the manure. it was outdated
not to us.
A rule wn than adlmlcd for the caught
oration of the currency hill ualay. Wallace-
day and Thom». um which the w
minder of the day we. devoted to the eu-
ricultnrai appropriation hill. which wan
Md without amendment
The ornate speculum-u. the entire day
on the District of Columbia nppmprtaiioa
hill. and for the tint time aim the mm
are tree taken up it did not nerve an a ml
for financial alienation. it in hoped to
re- the lam My. the. clearing Olin my
or the penicillin and the diplomatic and
molar ion hill. now on the
gland-n and .3; flagella» and read?!
V W noon to mm
a from chromium
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mus having been fuminhcd by British!

later at Honolulu on Jun. ll. fut-worded '

.sur-
Flo

V "Copies of this Date of ;\ r Thurston
and of the reply of the uudchinuml urn

Willie there was an exchange of notes leo-

ton. the Hawaiian mlnleter here, which in

American worship at Honolulu would be
“turntable. Mr. ’i‘hunton‘a letter in part

Amerlran man-of-war at Honolulu hoe

 
 

ellne to pith-Hillel: ordonyanyot the;

are hrozcht to their nttcntnn. Oil-l

:- r whi it had an apparently good hula .
M that the bond! for the new lune were

 
 

I ready being printed» the bureau of en- 1
wring and printing: but, like the other; i
it could not be confirmed. The cannon-m
of opinion is that the announcement at .a i
band lane to foreign purchaeera directly
or indirectly will he made very noon. and

l that all the arrangement: to this end are ,

luhrtantiaily complete.

Reed'a Financial Plan. »
Wasulrlorov, Feb. ii.-—-Culouiutiom of

, the aupportarn and opponenta‘of the new

administration financial bill were uncut
by the interjection of a new factor into
the campaign. Mr. Head of Maine, the
» Republican leader, brought forward a new
plan for Whirl: ho is cudeavoring to enlist
the entire \atrength of his party and which
he will odor as a substitute for the ml-
mlnistration echemo if he thinks hlu plan
can command eullirient tupport to willie
it a fachir in the fight.

To Elect l’oatmutem
Wumsoa‘ox, Foh. h.—-Iieproaanmtive
Cooper of Florida has inhrminc‘odahiil
lproviding for elections once each four
lyears to recommend for appointment all
lpomnnstors oxvcpt poemlanors of clllcua
of the first close.

LA GASCOGNE OVERDUE.

Agent of the French Line Think: Mlle Hall
linen Delayed by "envy Weather.

NEW Youu. l’oh. h.-—'l‘he stoemship Ln
Goscoune of the French lino. from Havre.
had not been ropurietl thie morning and
was all hour-5 overdue.

A nnmlmr oi business men and people
having iriendu on board called at the
oliiooe of the French line, 3 Bowling Green.
to inquire if uny new» lmd hocn rooelvn
"Agent Augustin Forgot said he had ;
the elightent four that anything
had happened to the voseoi. '

Sholeft lim‘ro on Satori .
should lmvu rem-had th e ' I .
dny fort-noon. lint; "3"” during 5J1!)-
Satelll in not oni " - “a"! h”, Cflpmm
lrornely careful efforllliwed. but an ex-
wonder. and ‘ 3” conservative com-
a hurrican» ’ 0 Would not drive through
in or . .e or any unusually bad weather

’4 r to make time.
As the Anranin aleo left Liverpool on
Saturday Week, was due here on Sunday
and did not arrive until yesterday. owing
to severe head winde. the presumption was
that the Gamgnc had encountered the
lame winds and was accordingly delayed.
Moreover, the agent assured all inquirera
that it was not unueuai for n ateamar to
be from 2+ to ill hours late at this time of
the your. lie fully expected the Gucogne
would he reported from Fire inland before
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THE COLD WAVE.

The Mercury Fell In in Deunoa lie-low at
Chic-ago Lowel- at other Planes.

Culvauo, l'oh. lim’l'he abet-pent cold
spell that hm: visited Chic-ago for :32 years
has made ita appearance here and atiilccn‘
tlnuoe with unabated vigor. 'i‘hu mercury
in the oilico of the aignal aorvlcc fell to ill
degrcoa below were. the coldest on record
alnoo H72). 'l‘ho thermometer» owned by
privmo individuals worked from iii to in
degrees lvelnw rem

and in n for at lzlo West 'l‘himonth street

The polu-e have picked upn numberof
persons who Went to aim-p in alloys and
vacant iota llni‘l' drinking too much. The

dor treatment for iro. no hunda nndflmt.
liewrtu from umny pnlnta in Illinois.
lown. \V‘lsroualn and Michigan show the
name slot» of admire. the mercury rung- ‘
in}: from ’l holder in munhvrn‘llllnole lo ,
to iii-ion in northern \Vlaoouniu.

CHINESE FAILED.

Admiral Ting Trird to Iii-Immune l-‘uriu

l'rnm llle alumna-w.
TWA 1:115. Foil. h. w~.\dmirnl Ting, mm—
mandvr of tho (fluorite floor. at \ici- liai-
wel, lnmlmi 2 mm men on Wednesday last
and made an attempt to recapture the
southern forts from tho .lopanceo. The air
tempt won llnuliy abandoned. and the
Chinoao rc embarked.
Admiral 'l‘lna. who was held by Viceroy
lilo Kun Yih to lie partly reapoualhia for
the fall of Port Arthur and whore one.
was nulnuittod to the board of punishment
for action. WM active in the allure defame
of “oi ”oi Wei. llle conduct lit the latter
piano hoe met with commendation. The
Chineeu mllnary commamleu are at vari
ance.

Mexico Mill Ripe! For War. «
ClTl" or Munro. Full, ii. Min epita of
the many anummmumnta that yruiorday
wan not fora‘dellnlto declaration in the
lhmlomnluomhrnglio, nothing "unwind.
and n uwomentof policy in not looked
for now until lullmf'fuw. A Minn demon
“ration woe held. and mum 10,000 men.
with lmnncrv and halide. illifl‘llllfll lo the
pillow. moi veiling out l’rceldeut ill“
tendered their cursive: to the country in
moo! war with i antral America. There
in no diminution in the enthusiasm of the
purple (or the upholding of what are here
wnsllloroii Merino a rluhtooun dementia.

lune. Jot-lam: Appetite.

limiter”. Fell. rl.v~—i“"lfl. .ioolanx. who
wan convivial of polmming lhmot her
relatives in order to obtain the iuauram‘o
on their live». into appealed iron: the min»
tonne of «loath pouml upon her. A duth
linoleum in iiolglum in equivalent to life
inipriwument an annual punishment in
not indicted.

A ltallrnad at Auction. ,
Plrmu'no, l‘eh. hmifolted atom hier-
ahal Walker will nail at public ooh-ry to-
day on the alepe or the federal building
the entire lie-tom New York and l’emo
eyiranla railroad under bond for forum
aura ..
rommn mun" mac.

Luv. Mm. Fab, h—ilenio M. om»
cell. wall hnown a few yarn one an lime
plan twee-man of flow Ireland. died at
his helm hm ilr aeeii vm the winner
at tnany heel and m mm
It. We atria-n or alanine.
ituznm. n.1, he. h-Ji‘he nation-
al convention of fit Poitier: Milena-oi
am creed oi the city may hall

 

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brad ni- rum-i. by how came rum _

teotivea and the police of Philadelphia-ad

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Several case» of iron/mg are repor .’

M. i‘urmmly was found frown to depth l

tuniurity of ”will are in tho hoapitahl un« l

’ would make a l rulml' wife for a wealthy

fl New Yeti.

mum» ”derive!
by. American rice and
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‘ worms. in
.

fluonlal WWW Wedding ill- Inp-
poeedl! Blah flushed Dunno-3nd With -
. the llavlapof Illa new .

Neroax. Feb. 5.~Central chine do

Wilkeehem, Pa. are looking for n Pollah
Hebrew ewindier, whore viciinu hove
been young working girls of thin city.
He in known by various alinnowin Phila»
dolphin as hf. Zillion and in Wilkeeham
an More: Bedroom. Fovorai Wu i (nomad
young Polee'vrho‘ make that l'llldlillfif‘
tern in the coin: aide «allow plow» lilo: 'Ihc
mum” Delauvey atom. and tho limo
button. in Second avenuoworc hie amour
pllcoe. ‘

The only victim the lice have no far
been able to locate in t in city in Bertha
Weinberg. nho were lorewomnn in one
of the t-lonkflimpa and who was robbed of
her aavinu—«il;;iiD-ami (inserted in Willie»
barre ’ladou. or linureaux. made her he
More that aha woe to marry one of his ac-
complices. who gave hie name an Cllyllfl'
lki and who claimed to be a wealthy mam
ul’auturcr of Wiikcaharro.

Married and mobbed.

Not only have many of the victim» been
robbed. but' it is alleged that they were
regularly married hy the swindle-re. who
then obtained their hard turned savings
and disappeared. in every case the vic~
time have lwen young» ehnpglrln. who
found their work irksome and who we"
nmhilions to better their condit"
several caves thev Wom‘m
shamefully ahneed. tho '
any, that they wont.

 

.on.

zimn J

.; the class wit whom the

you re. *

“Th-y mate a regular hueincel." laid

the aargcant at the Dolancoy Street eta-

tion. “oi sm'b marriage; A young man
will pick out a girl who has .avcd moral

hundred dollars. He will marry her out-
rlght, pretend that he wants tohny abusi-

nesa, got the money and disappear. The “a ..
city court is full of units in which the *

Women try to get back thelrmoney. They
never bother about the wen. i don't rev
mil Zadou'e. or iiaurcoux’e. name. But
those follow: have so many names you
can't keep track of them. One can wan
reported here by a Mn. liner: in which
her niece had been ewlndied, but the name
in that case was ("ohen.”
Mrs. liaer la the proprietor of ahake‘
shop near the Bowery, She said Cohen
was skippered to be a wall to do Paterson
(N. J.) barium man and had deserted
her niece. (Elam Beck, four day: after he
married her.
He took the giri‘l money. which amount
ed to tum). hire. Beer's description of
Cohen tallied almost exactly with that
the Weinberg girl gave of Lhyllnehi.
Acrording to the latter'a ntory. the an—
swered the following advertleement which
appeared in the perennial column at a
morning newspaper:
" W‘lodo-A Wealthy young Hebrew
gentleman, :10 your» old. with a hnalncos
paying ClfiJIOO a year in a city near New
York, would marry a young orphan girl
of good appearance and character. No ab-
jecllon to one who line been compelled to
. f. livelihood ”

‘i-iom 0! Rich”.

liertho W ohm-g read the advertiae
merit. and. with Laura Jean Libbey vl—
sinus of her own Iorvonts. human nnd cure
ridges. the hmtily sent to tho newepaper
oflice a carefully prepnrcd nnswer. in
two do): she revolved a ilctlcr written in
Hebrew explaining that Mr. lhylimkl
was solicited with her «lmcrlptin of her.
self. and that he would mmry 351' it the
"achotchen" ho vvuuld acnd thought elm

young manufacturer.

'l‘he"avlmtriwn,” who wm none other
than Vivian, rolled u: “0?th ‘Wcinlnvm'e
home in lfhrystll- street and unis-id a num-
lwrof dun-stimuli. lie lmtrrimi that the girl
had NM), and of more. we» highly plvmd
with her. ( hyllnski was intmdnml. lie
was vary fllhillllziilvlmd looking. and liar-
tha thought her future settled when he
told her that they would “a w hie home
and have the ceremony performed there.
The girl gave hllil her imuwy, and when
ahe reached the town both men had dlaap
poured.

The police have no mean» of m: min
in iuat how many girl. have iron victim-
ized. out they inelion that thew an: a
number. “They o'rrfer (Obit!!! their ehanie.
however. and remain silent rather than
nah. it public and puninh the nwindler.

At the Cafe Manhattan on one wee
known them try the mum: of Zaduw. or
llaureaur. "We (-nonot it'll." mid the
naehier ym‘ordny. "whuuli of chromium
on on. if much a than mine lure. wan
well xii-ward and heharml l-lmnlf. we
could not tell whether he we». a swindle!
or not We cannot aals a moo hie bind
”a“. N

I'm like that ol llerthn Weird n. have
been reported at all e! the one: aide police
nations. but in than of limmmplamla w.-
7.adow. or Mmmx. mentioned

Will Pay in few" on the "altar.
lirrnm. Mr. e-«The firm of D. it.
Harm. lion all Mien. whm minim»
mt wan announced 1m wick, altered at
o locating or lie cradlum to until» nil one
count- » 36 cents on the dollar. Mi the
creditor: prams W

. n—na.

finite In ”palm! Worth.

Ram hwmm. N. J , Yell. fl willie blur
rim! and twmty live mm mnployoil lotion
Manhattan nptirll melt. at t 'mnhlil went
on mike lemon at a throne-MI rodeo
line of :10 per cent in their wages.

utilm’wdaldmy'flamml.
Pnuorm. ind” l’elr. n.--'i‘he Helm
fillimy My lit lake flariahmlfl.
founded by N. ll. Culver or M. lulu
wan dammed by lira The ”W was
be: royally mainland.

(can that to item.
PliihlllWfl, guilt-3w If. A.
ital-y. m Uni-elf fie-
tieaai heel of (lunar mom in."
married in m: eliylolra J. I made

m.......w .. . »

Vita tic-nut am M
to: me. Mr hum. finial W
in. W 6. the
deputy navel at

it w“ “I ”or.

.J’l!
In
Wilton and no
.. Wilkeeham pollen
labor in ”lit I you: glad to return to their

Ii! (lit
W am was “Rn an a "ahatchon, ” one
it plain» oi _
mt aide precinotr have had 0 deal for

wants a Good. !
Chew, he takes ‘
B. L. Tobacco

as he would ‘

I

‘1

It is the Best.

and 99*? 49°
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I received eh: ut seven th
and rolls of new goods
week. Among them a fine]

PBESSEB PAPER. hand ma

you at any time.

in our line.

Garner First Ave. and lletv 8t.

EAST NORWALK»?

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The great German stable
bedding. No more stall

laundered horeoa, no more
ucrutchoa. B y reason of
the great absorbing quali-
ziw of ibmlbedding, there

is no liable odor.

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