It prime lower than the old quotations.
1: 111??! u a ' t .5355: '
ll “ " .95.
12 " “ 1.10.
13 “ ‘ 1.25
14 “ “ 1.35.
15 “ " 1.50.
16 “ “ 1 60.
17 " “ 1 70.
18 " " 1.80.
,1 t». 0M liege are solid leather. leather lined, nickeld frame,
Wm lads in the best poaible manner.
M line Trunks, lowest prices. .
We. “just as good”—the "Quickmeai" is the best in every way.
Inuit llain and Ann Streets. South Hamil.
T0 AN ABSURDITY..
Prices when combined with qualities are the magnets of big trade.
mere empty ad.
‘But a lo ' price on a standard quality is what you get from us.
Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 23c lb.
Beet Flour, 60c a bag; $4.75 a barrel.
THE NEW Villlll STflRES,
Donovan Building, 33 Main Street.
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
BIB . ”Wills Small lilieNstmems.
Returning prosperity will make many rich. but nowhere can they make so much within a
times by suco'eesrul Speculation in Grain. Provisions and Stock.
I
abort
‘ Flill Elllill liiillllli llllESTEii can be made by our
, Systematic Plan of Speculation
L by us. All successful speculators operate on a regular system. .
thaweilvhnownfactthat there arethoussntis ohm-u in all parts of the L’mt'd Stairs
l “ w bylystematic trading through Chicago brokers. make large amounts every (year. runn-
a few thousand dollars tor the man who invests a hundred or two huntlre dollars up
to
to emu» or more by those who invest a few thousand.
It is also a fact that those who make the largest protits from mmparai ively small invent-
manta on this plan are persons who live away from i 'hlcago and invasi through brokers who
roughly understand it 'steniatic trading.
plan does not ris the whole amount invested on any trade. but rovers inib side-I. so
that thar the market rises or fails it brlngs a steady protlt that piles up enormously in a
short
t e.
'll'l'l '08 CONVINCING P8001“, also our Manual on successful swcnlatlon and
our Market Report. full of money-«nailing winters. ALI. runes. iinr Manual u.
“auburn: trading fully. Highest references in regard to our standlm: and success.
A, 7 further Information address
, THOMAS 8t 00.. Bankers and Brokers.
, ill-242 llialto Building, lililliilili, ill.
1115 In
A“ ,illllll’slnimflmel?
Foasaanv DORLON’S,
south Norwaik. on.
2 for the season of 1M
‘ . " h ”emu. Rhoda island Clam
, Bathlu. Boatlmr and Fishlnrr.
‘ . cmiohotel. connecting with
"“ railroad stations. and New lork
rooms. and lint class
i _ .- i .. ‘ .3, ,
Canon, and Trade-Marks nbmmcd and all Pu-
cnl buxmr-d (‘midutttui it r ”gummy; Ftti.
ouw Ornc: ll orrostr: U. 8. Patru'rovncr
and we “in an urrt pound in it“ lulu: l-Mu those‘
remote from \Vflfiiliiigll'li. ‘
bend Model, imam; or photo._ with ticsrrlp-I
lion. We athisc. It p1tv'::.i' ‘v: or n r. Itroof
charge. Our ire not due "J l- r"! is am "NHL.
‘ plgpuuy. “ ll-nvtu Obtain i'atrnu," with
“WWW rates. «1:: ziriichi‘iidgliu. S. and tore-go countriesi
" ’ ac . e
40"" ° 5" “-‘VAN c.A. snow a 00..
“NM“ AND I”R0PRIE'I‘0R.mza if .9". ”7"" 0m“. WHMMM‘ L '2. :
. .. ’ 'lWea’the‘r
When buying tobacco,
taste and temperament.
cool, sweet, delightful smoke, get
OBI LLARD'S
‘ Rose
the hei ht of tobacco perfection; a tobacco that
fouls tge '
Junker. ' It’s all to co pre red by the
field everywhei's, 2 as. for so. it.
“momma. good times amount. price of at
' ' the’faemeetto takeeieapwae leather. whichhaegoneupoo
~rfi‘erhiu that most useful commodity we secured a large lot of
V or m in eiasefrorn 9 to 18 inches, which we will offer for
lock and key, and
Ilse name of “Quickmeai” is a guarantee on gasoline stoves. 'l'ake no sub-
SilllllElliNl’s unum HllllSlES.
PRICES REDUCED
A low
price on an inferior article is a fraudulent lie; it has nothing of cheapness save its
. cine. It can alwaysbe depended upon;
A few sample p'rices:
Enameitne Stove Polish, 4c. Stused Mackerel, 1 lb., 15c.
Minn in oil. per box. 4c. Gold Dust. 200.
”bottle Ammonia, pt . 5s. Corned Beef. 2-ib. can, 20c
" . Baked , .cau, 5o Roast Beef. 24b can, 21c.
Wm uee. 6c. Full Cream Cheese, 13c.
*m 8-“). can. 70. Pure Lard. 3 lbs. for 25c.
W I , 7c. Cottolene, 3 lb. pail, 28c.
, um Iuetard. Sc. 6 lbs. Soda Crackers, 25c.
Baked Beans. 3~|b can. 10c. 4 lbs Ginger Snaps, 250.
Alaska Salmon, 12c. 4 lbs. Lemon Crackers, $0.
Lawless DinkOrawford' brought; his
twelve-MW child. «doberman
infantile diarrhoea. in me. It bed been
weaned at four months old and had
alwa‘ysbeeneickiy.' ‘ I gave it the usual
Want in such cases but without ban
silt. The child kept growing thinner
until it weighed but little more than
when born. or perhaps ten pounds. i
then started the father to giving ' Chant-
berlain'e Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Before one bottle of the twen-
ty-iive cant else had been used a marked
improvement was seen and its continued
use cured the, child. Its weakness and
puny mediation disappeared and its lath
erand myself believed thechild's life was
saved by this remedy. J 'l‘. list-low, If
D., Tamaroa, Ill. For sale by G. 0. Still-
son, drugaist.
Severe gripinrr pains of the stomach
and bowels instantly and effectually atop-
ped by DeWitt’e Colic and Cholera Cure.
E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
Dr. Hand's Iemediee for Children.
NEW Haven, Conn., 71 William St —
“I lint knew of Dr. Band's remedies for
children five years ago, and I am contin-
ually recommending other mothers to use
them, and always with the best results
My baby was deathly sick with cholera
infantum,and Dr. Hand's Diarrtw l Mix.
ture cured it almost immediately. Dr.
Band’s Colic Cure isalso excellent—lire
N. A. Daniels." Dr. Hand's Colic Cure
and Dr. Band’s Diarrhm k Mixture are
sold by all druggists, Lbc.
Diarrhoea should be stopped promptly.
It soon becomes chronic. DeWitt’s Colic
and Cholera Cure is effective, safe and
certain. Hundreds of testimonials bear
witness to the virtue of this great medi.
its use saves time and money. E. P.
Weed and G. 8. Stillson.
wood, Cab, says: "i have used Ayer’e
Pills in my family for several yearsaand
have always found them most ctfeotusl
in the relief of ailments arising from a
disordered stomach. torpid liver and cos.
stipated bowels
Stomach and bowel complaints are but
relieved by the timely use of DeWitt's
Colic and Cholera Cure. insist on hav-
ing this preparation. Don’t take any
other. E. P. Weed and (l. C. Stilison.
“Have tried others, but like Ayer‘a
beat” is the statement made over and
over again by those who testify to the
benefit. derived from the use of Aytr's
Sarsapariila. Disease never had a great-
er enemy than this powerful blood puriv
tier. It makes the weak strong.
Children, especially infants, are soon
run down with cholera infantum or
"summer complaint." Don't wait to de-
termine. but give Dertt's Cello and
Cholera Cure promptly, you can rely on
t. Use no other. E. P.Weed and U C.
Stillson
STAT}: or (in to.
MTV m- Tommi).
Li't'asCmva'rv.
FRANK J. Curses "1&th oath that lu- is the
senior partner orthe tirmut‘ F. J. ('iissnv a:
Cu, doing business in the city of Toledo.
County and State Mort-said. and that said ilrm
will paytlu- sum of USE HUSDRED liiii.~
LA R5 for each and every case of ('Mnrrh that
cannot be cured ;by the use of Hahn's CA-
ranuu (luau.
I:
'wl
FRANK .i. CHENEY.
Sworn to lwiore‘me and subscribed in my
presence. this iuh day of December, A. 1). heel
‘1 ‘—
but}
liail's Catarrh (lure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous eur-
facss of the system. Semi for testimonials.
free. F. J. CHENEY ll: Co.. Toledo. 0.
erold by Drunists, iii cents.
A. W. GLEAHUN.
Nomi” Public.
PYour
see that you get a brand that exactly suits your
If you appreciate a tobacco of high quality—enjoy a
Let”;
neither bites the tan
. Deli his the young smoker thorns hi satisfies
We ’Loamiai'ms—m
z’},
/
, »’ //I
r '.
e, or
a old
t’e why.
4a
ms norm sou.
mm 0! Ila-leeks, With Their War
' m on, [Included a Imall Band of
Settlers. Irons Whom Nothing llae Been
Heard l'or Three Days.
POCATILLO, Ida, July 26. — Reports
from Market Lake say the Rcsburg (Ida)
paper of Thursday reports that oiiwhlto
people were killed by tho Bunnoclrs near
Jackson hole, but there is no way to con.
firm the report. and it is not believed here.
A courier is l'XpiiUtiili from the vicinity
of Jackson hole with the latest news.
There has been no news received at;
Market Lake for three days of an outbou-
tio nature.
Forty-four carioutls of United States
cavalry left Clu‘yt-nno last night for Mur-
ket Luke with provisions, horses, touts,
etc.
They will reach Pm-atello this after-
noon. The troops will be immmliutoly pi-
loted to the Wind river, and it is not llkov
1y that any trouble will occur after their
arrival.
It is feared the Indians will take ad‘
vantage of the small munbcr of settlers
and cotinuit wholesale murder before the
troops can intorivrc. Four hundred Indi-
ans am said to have joiucd the ilunnocks
on Fall river and "PP preparing to make
an onslaught on the whites. it is probn~
blc that iiovrruor hit-i‘onucll will be
called to aid in suppressing vlolt-nmn
Several [mt‘ilvs‘ of tourists are in le‘Jh
tello awaiting tlw result lit-fore making
their departure for Yt-limvstotu- park.
snot bows
A Doomed Iiand of Settlers.
BOISE, lda., .luly flit—Word reached
here last night that. a little band of set-
tlers about '2!) mill-s from St. Anthony, at
the edge of the 'i'utnn basin, “'l'l'l! sur-
1'0ulllli‘tl by :i lliillii of hostile ilntmocks.
who had madc- son-ml unsuccessful ntA
tempts by ilrimz upon them to drive them
from llll'il‘ positions.
A messenger who mndv his way around
the lndiun lines to St. Anthony reports
that their provisions “'i‘f't' iiiinmil gone, and
unless suvt‘or rt-acliml tin-m smm they
would be killed. it is allow-d that smut-of
the white-s who murdered lndiahs for
hunting oil; are in this outfit near St. Ah-
thony, and it is the objm-t of the Indians
to wreak \"i'lllli‘ikili'i' upon them.
ltulinli Agent Trier, who has just rv-
turned from a trip to the Jackson lmlo
country. said when Hi‘i‘fl at l’iK‘flli‘niil
"Tho settlers lmvo congregated at sow
oral [minis to protect tiwmselvas. l urged
them to prepare for an attack. but not to
assume the aggressive toward the wards
of the goverunu-nt. 'l‘ho settlers arc aux.
ions to no out after the imlinns and wipe
them out. llotb sides are now very deter-
milli‘d.
“Tho settlers lil‘l‘llll‘ll a your ago that if
the lmlians returned this summer they
would bn-nk up their custom of hunting
in this locality. All the women are almost
distrnutml with four. and no there aro not
more than 2m) seniors in the Jackimn
Holt- valley I musidrrt-d it necessary to
send in lfil‘ call for ”mm, which i did im~
mmliutt-ly upon my arrival iiil‘t‘. i don‘t.
think tlw suiilvrs an- in imnmliatu (iiill-
[rt-r. but if tho troop< are not sent at once
they Will be "
Age-tit 'l'vli'r «int-s hut lulicvo that tho
[rm-5» will lu- nf rml its~i~tmi<~t~ until they
art-stunnlml right in the .lm-ksuu lit-lo
vull-‘y u! .\l;ir_v~v;il.- moi in the country
just smith of the National park. Mr. 'l'vtor
is im‘linwtl in Ii‘llll‘i‘t‘ wry sown-1y the
party ni doputv l‘llli‘llililtN who shot m
hurrinlly lulu the crowd of ludiuns who
trip-«l llit‘M‘Jllt' urn-4. llv NI)“. they are
rt-sputi~il:iv i‘ :r all till-4 lrllllhii‘,1|lill s‘mm'
Hf ”1"!” :m- :tlri-mly ll"i\lll‘.5 ilii' I'nuntry
for but .w,‘ .i ~lllv~r|lllriil inv- stlgution by
full-ml nllin ;‘-~ Mr 'l't'ior also says ilull
the indium :m- not tin~ only tint-s who
break ilw xumu- In“ .~. but that tho white
senior- or» equally us ball. and ilin- while
touri~t~ :tml l'Jl‘ll‘rll hunter-w are much
\vut'w ilmn 1h.- l'l'll mun.
Indiana \l'arnmi of Soldier-f Approach.
iiv ~.rv~‘ that in llll\.l.|i'hr~nil ”tili‘ \ullv)’
it is i'~illli1ill’il lb.” llu‘rv uri- ul lvhst 2“.“
Iimiplks. runny lilili'litpt'fi and stiilli‘ lillllku’.
liv ~:|_v~ liim‘vzmimnls cannot be prt-st-rvt-tl
from t-xnm-tiuu in ilu- Yellowstone pork,
and lw ilt-mly lwliuws that tho govern.
mom slinultl without delay pl‘HVllii' for
timlrtlnt.r ilh- “iiiliit‘l'flll Jackson Hole vul-
lt‘y a pztrt of lili‘ National park.
As mun mi Mr. Trier arrived at tho
agency irllsli‘il invssvlmvrs won- m'iii out
to till the nlm-ni llnnhm-ks and Sbmlmnvs.
tolling tin-m that the soldiers \\'l‘l"t‘ minim:
and urging them to pom-vfully return
home by the time they arrived.
There is considerable spt-t'ulniion M to
whether this will have any cilia-t, since
the lmlintis huvr lmsimv so worked up,
and as tliry must know that, limited us
they are. in probablytin-wildest spot in
thismuutr)‘, the handful of toddlers tlmt
will be- sent out could imrdlyllml them
before winter if they chose to kwp out. of
sight.
Word bus boon rm-vlvml at tho Bannock
agency that Jim ilnllnnl. who is iwknowl‘
l'dfli'il to be UN! nuist dangerous lndion on
the rvsvrvniiuu, is u! tlioh'ult River valley
llll'i'fliiu of tho lluunmks. Slimlmm-s and
L'iwt with nlmut {to of his followers. The
authorities nn- very anxious that those
disturbcrs shall not join the bolllyzvronts
congregated on Fall rive-r. it in grimly
font-ml. lmwwrr, ilmt win-u the trading
and races nroirndmi lill Stilt river iltt'so
lmllnns will mi north and join the others.
If tin-y do so, the combined force will
probably number mm at least.
stirred lip Captain Beck.
OMMIA. .luiy 2il.—-—(1nptaln Beck and
thocunurosslonni delegation lind natirring
session. and violence was imminent for
several minutes at tilenncbogn agency.
Ho offended the entire Nebraska congres-
sional delegation in his office, and would
hare ordered the senators and consume-
men from the room hndlt not been for
Senator Allen.
The proceedings began when Senator
Ailtm stated that the two senators and
three representatives of the congressional
delegation of Nebraska had come for the
purpose of informing themselves as to tho
condition of affairs. in reply to this Cl]?
taln Bock made. a short statement. it
stated that tho il‘iournoy company had
systematically robbed the Indians and
that it was a corrupt mnnorn generally.
Captain Beck said that members of the
Flournoy company and every one of its
friends and aympnthizers were infamous
lien and woundreis. Just as the captain
iiniehedJohn r. Kyoto. the treasurer of
the company, entered the room.
“You are not telling the truth. and you
know it." he laid.
‘ some final" hearted. “Cutout
of here! This ieluyofllne. I will not have
{in in it. into master here. You have
. 1: arrested by the Uniwd States mar-
shal and ought to be in jail. I will not
have you here. Get out before I have you
thrown out."
An exciiing scene ensuedf Senator
Thurston remarked: “i wish to know
whether or not this delegation, represent. ‘
ing a majority of the members of the Ne-
braska congressional delegation, has to
prmrccd with a repetition of such scenes
as the one we have just seen enacted. We
are amply able to preserve order without
interference or assistance on the part of
any one. If this delegation is here with-
out right~tho right of American citizens
to know how their own affairs are being
conducted—J for one am ready to retire at
once."
Captain Bock Jumped to his foot and
excitedly exclaimed that he did not recog-
nize the authority of tho delegation, not
understanding that it had any rights
which be was bound to respect. It was not
a committee empowered to not. It had no
right to investigate him. He was respon-
sible to the secretary of the interior, and
him only. He would not be insulted in
his own office.
Mrs. Bock, who had been sitting at the
captain's buck, acting as a sort of advisory
counsel, was also aroused. She did not
address the congressional delegation, but
in a voice loud enough to be heard by
"tony filll' referred to the senator who had
spoken (is an insult-ht and insulting mod
dicr. Sim suggested to those imircst to
be: that the captain ought to order the on—
tirc delegation out of his oiiico.
The silence which followed the scene
was oppressive, and Captain Bock again
arose to his feet. “Sit. down, " said bienn-
tor Allen. The captain sat down. The
investigation proceeded without. further
trouble. (Inptain Bock submitted letters
and telegrams to show that be bad the
approval of the interior department. in
everything he did.
A JERSEY DESPERADO.
Killed by "nicer-a “'hile Resisting Arrest at
His Horne.
HiillQlil-IX. N. J.. July .‘il.——Afti-rn hut-
tlc of ‘ilii‘t‘t‘rlllllii‘lt‘i‘fi of an hour, during
which he stood off three officers who were
trying to arrest him, John Hpt-llisy of
Union Hill was killed in his own house.
Spi-lllsy was «ill years old and one of the
must lli‘hlii‘rllil' men in this set-lion of New
Jersey. He lived at 211 Mullstrcvt. Union
Hill. and worked as an engineer in Her-
li'lll. Last night- hu ended up a carousel
by iwntimz his wife, and itoundsman
U'liricu. Sergeant Kn‘ugcr tmtl Patrol-
man iiall of the police force \vcre sent to
arrest him. They found the doors of his
home locked against them. and when they
broke down tln- obstruction they were
grm-tnl with tlmm bullets from Spellisy’s
revolver.
For half an hour the oilirvrs. who had
hastily rt-tirvd front close quarters, and
Spidllsy ext-hanged shots. ’l‘lu-n they
formed a new plan of attack and rushed
in upon the desperate man from different
directions. Spoilisy started toward one of
the. officers. firing again, but suddenly
sunk to the floor. He was sot-n to be blood-
ing badly from the tit-ck. but still clutched
his revolvers. Aid was summoned. but the
man died within a few minutvs.
Fearful Plight of Negro Colonist;
El. PAN). Twin. July Bil—Parties from
Mexico tminyrogmrt sickening and fatal
tit-stitution :unont: tlw negro mlnny uvnr
anluil. Two hundred who m‘i'upotl urt-
all but starved, (if in" or goo ll'fl in the
colony. in" liti\‘t‘ smallpox. l‘ugiiiu's :m'
shunned by .‘1!’Xll'(lll"llili1 driven from
sottlonwuts. 'l'lu-rv i»- frigliti‘ul mormlity
among tlwm.
.‘Inrdo-rer Taylor Hanged.
L‘mtt'uut's, it, July ‘Jw—‘ll'tllizuu Toy
lor. mlnrml. was oxm'uiml shortly nftvr
midnight (in. morning’ in [hl‘ unnvxnf
tho ilhln [n-mivttiiut‘y fur tho murdvt‘of
isms.- Ylillhtllii, on and intuit-r of li'runlc
lin i-nunty, llt- llll‘li trumv \\ lll'll Warden
.lumvs rrml ilu- tlvutli warrant to him, he
laughed and chatted lightly about it.
Woman Murderer fortresses.
minim! no. m r, Ky, July Bil—Jinx“
liortlun, \vbu llilll‘ili‘l‘i‘ll tln- twn women
nmr i‘ot'bin. by, Hi It confusion impli-
t‘mcs tbrn- mm who. ~bi- claim,» wore it!
llt‘i‘ home at il1~~llmt>uf llh~ crime. and
bold )lnt-y Suutlivrlnntl :md Moll/.111
llrnwn. ln~r Vli‘lllll‘, while slit‘ tliwml‘ow-
l'li‘d tin-m.
l’rotrat Against England.
illonxhluo, .luly iii—A hostile crowd
made :I dvumnstmtiuu of [mutual ngnlrist
lhv occupation of the island of Trinidad
by tho llrltislt in front of the llritish cou-
suiato at San i’uuin, The police patrols
have lu-t-n increased on account. of similar
demonstrations horn.
Rumors of llevolution In Bulgaria.
humus, .luly L’Ii,—Jl‘bo Vienna comb
spotulout of The Daily News says that
there are rumors there of ii revolutionary
uprising in ilulmu'in, with hostile demon‘
slmtluns at Hulk-Hind t-lwivlu-rt-uuulnst
l’ritu't- Forditmnd :mtl M. Siniluil'. the
Bulgarian prvmli-r.
Factory llnruwl.
Pun. \m 1 Nil \. .iuly '.'Ii. "The live slur}
factory of 1’l'lllllt'y .\ i‘u.. umuufzu-lurvn-
of glue and curled lullr, ill!» llnm'ock
lel’i‘i. More tutully destroyed by fire. Hur—
rmmdlthr pmpi-rtivs twro also drummed by
the llhmvs, and the total lit-H will be
$75,000.
President's Vacation Disturbed.
lit'zmmis il.\v, Mass” July Sit—After
a busy tiny with Sci-rotary 'l'lmrbor tho
pri-eldvnt devoted himself assiduously to
recreation, iliiil was off down the boy early
on n ilsliinu trip. from which he did not
return until 6 o'clock in tho evening.
Corbett Not Iladly llnrt.
Asm'ur I’AllK. July 2il.-—.iamos J. Cor-
bett, tho pmzllist, who was injured by be-
ing thrown from his bicycle, is not badly
injured. lie is a little still, undthnlnmra-
tlons, although not «loop, mokntim skin
stiff and brittle as they bml.
Wants hwther For Speaker.
Doritos, July tilt—Tito Daily News, the
Liberal organ. states this morning that it
understands that lion. A. J. Balfour, who
llto be the liilllli'l‘ of the house of com-
mtme, wishes Mr. James William Lowthor
to become speaker.
Doctor Shot by a Rival.
Ilenmsoavrns. ills, July 26.--Dr.
er. a prominent physician, was shot
in the stomach. Dr. Entrloan, who has
bequeath threatened to kill Reamer,
has disappeared.
Weather raves-eta
murmured-rum
mmpnito ttliiltsitltiiiill ,
w vow-1 us
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE OLD RELIABLE
SWEET BAPllBAL
CIGARETTE
Ilse stood the feet of line
“on! BOLD THAN ALL OTHER
BRANDS COMBINED
r d8 12
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
Residence. 8 Elm street. Telephone call. 11
HllliSE comm; ‘
-3y.
WATER PUWE .
if want your horse clipped nick
«$2.1... “
W. McQuhae
58 North Main Stu
W South Norwalk.
To Whom It May Concern
i shall be found at the old stand,
No. II llanh Main Street. *
six days in the week, doing the grocery
business with a serene countenance, and
a keen appetite for trade. When you
are in need of groceries, I will guarantee
the same can be had here at as good an
advantage as at any place in the city,
everything considered, good quality,
prompt delivery, kind usage. Your
money back in any case if you want it.
Twenty-two years of success in the
grocery business ought to give one a
good idea of what is needed. 1 aim to
prove worthy of public confidence and
patronage.
lllllENZli lllBBlE
' “nieces.
New and second hand
Buggies, Phaetuns. Carriages
Canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND nu ma.
Henry Tilly.
suit run sit?
AT ROWAYTON.
-———-—-«oe¢-—-—-—
llne Fancy 8km, lli feet, bme
mounted.
line Working sum, it feel.
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