ummum. c. o. noes
a“! 3.000.000 pounds sold in the past year testify to their popularity. ‘
(,,
I 80H. new Lcaocu. cous-
T Nerdest Stroke
you could inflict upon us would be the
loss of confidence in our integrity and
ability to meet your every desire in the
llardware line; but wezare [so confident of
pleasing you that we do not hesitate to
invite you to idspect our entire stock.
For Christmas prefints s.we make a
specialty of fine Pocket and |Table Cut
lery. while our line of ichck 8r Snyder
Skates cannot be equalled for the same
money in any other make.
ScutllNorwalkN'w'rlto.
42 South Main .. St -
dainty Footwear
‘t
A store like ours would give you
throw your money own in idle notions.
list it be shoes, and if t. ey are Olsen's sh
be roud of them.
on variety.
TH EO.
" THE WHITE
Never was such a stock
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many suggestions"for gift- ivlug."ilc not.
" Let your gifts assume a su ‘
oils we can guarantee that the receiver will
stautiai form.
shown in Norwalk in point of quality
OLSEN.
SIIIIE STIIIIE
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Has a new line ofthose Children’s Tan and Black Leggins, at $1.
$1.25 and $1.50.
Ladies’ Overgaiters, 25c and title to 81.50.
Our new line of Ladies’ Twpntieth Century Enamel and
Kid Shoes is beyond question the finest in Norwalk.
Our Ladies’ Calf and Seal Shoe, at 83.50, for winter, must
not be forgotten.
‘ A new Cloth Top. Shoe, at 33, that is perfection itself. ( .
The best line of Gent’s t2 serviceable Cork Sole Shoes you
ever saw. We want you to see them. '
Your Shoes Shined Free.
OLSEN
BROS.
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es. 3 cums BUlllllNB. ‘
Why take the chance of 91%“ without in-
surance when FOUR. GEN a DAY WILL
' "lNuUBE YOUR LI For $1.000 ?
0rd Gents a. Day illvae You an Endow.
meat of sum. payable to yourself if you live.
With lnrurancedlke everything else.the best
is the cheapest.
t‘dfil‘ib‘dc’dicsumu
LIFE msurulcs Company.
of Hurtford.
8.35.. L’Hommedleu.
I I I WISHINIilIIII SI.
South Non-lit;
"one
' .1 is. and Trade-Marks obtained and all PI!- "
enthusmess conducted for Moocnarl: pg",
DUI omcz Is Orrost'rt; U 5‘. Earner ounce
and we can secprc patent in less rune than those.
point: from Washington. . .
, Semi model. drawing or photo" with descrip-l
flan, We advise, if potcnrable or not. free of
robust. Ourfee not due till paint! is secured.
l A P Iruuv.“ilnwt9 Obtain Parents," with
cos: 0 same in the U. 5. and foreign conntries
sent free. Address. '
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am asks: in
Null Paper and Borders.
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Wforio ”.mgg‘ng‘dfi‘bg" tal to
minutes myglnm p“ nioil
Made to suit the times as well as the sme-
kers. The richest man in town wouldn’t
ask for anything better; the poorest man
in town wouldn’t ask foranythingchcaper.
, A 2 oz. package for 5 cents. Ask for
it at any tobacco dealers. If you prefer a
slightly heavier smoke—Try SENSATION.
iaiiilelil County National Bank.
43 Wall Street, Ncrwelli, llcnn.
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L. C. GREEN. (lashler
. DIRECTORS. .
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By Delegate Flylu. '
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'1‘“ GOLD course.
IaIy Bills Introduced]- chh House.
fruitless Conference a! Republican and
W WI or Ian-
ate mutu- alm ~
Wasmvoros. Dec. l7.-‘-TIIC senate was
is session about two hours yesterday, half
of that time being given to ilr. Stewart
”BEAST OI
suits accustom N. a Minimal
. Willis-arise, sum
“ honeymoon. V , ‘fi 7‘ j
Conference at the ' i...
There was aconfc nceof Republican
3, sad lumocratlcl rs lathe speaker's
room to discuss the Republican plan for
lncreacln the number of committees it
dell with cotton contests. Hr. Reed in
vlted lies-rs Dinglsy. Daniel. flood,
son. Moon. Payne and Boise”, of I
Republicans. and Crisp. Humilit- and
Bailey. Democrats. to the discussion.
The plan outlined by the Republicans was
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of Nevada in avlgorous ectopic on thew m) thtco mum.“ 0‘ Mill
gold combine.
In one respect the senator presented a
new phase of the subject with which his
namehasbeeneomuch idea Fsdlnscn:
ate speeches. He urged that be great de-
preciation of silver gave to the cheap la-
bor of Asia a tremendous advantage in
competing with the domestic, products of
the American market. Japan in particu-
lar. he said, was profiting by this dilat-
ence of oil per cent between our money
and that of Japan. and Japaiiele mar.
charm were today undersellluy our home
producers in many lines of goods. During
.ilr. Stwart's speech Mr. listen. secretary
of the Japanese legatlcn. was on attentive
listener in the diplomatic gallery.
An echo of Comptroller Bowler’e eue~
pension of the sugar bounty payments was
heard in the resolution of hir. (inlay of
Louisiana calling on the treasury depart
ment for the reasons for the suspension.
Postmaster General Wilson's recent or-
der forbidding postal employees from urg—
ing postal legislation also come in for at-
tention, Mr. Parlor offering a comprehen-
sive resolution of inquiry as to the order. :
Another resolution by Mr. Gnllinger calls
for information as to the number of aliens
in the various governmental branches. "
Senator Cull presented and had referred
Ito the eommitteeon foreign relationsa let-
tor signed by R. R. James and dated at
Havana. Dec. 9 last. complaining that the
now given to the American public in re-
gard to the Cuban insurrection is colored
in the interest of Spcln. Mr: James also
asserts that the Spanish minister in West» ,
ington conducts a prose bureau for the
purpose of supplying Cuban news.
lillls Introduced.
The following were the principal bills
introduced:
liy Mr. Hawtey.-—Provldlng forthe or-
ganization of a reserve multil-
By Mr. Thurston. —To transfer the geo-
logical survey and the fish commission to ;
the department of agriculture.
By Mr. Jones—Appropriatiol “00.000
for a survey of the lands of indlan Ter-
ritory; also for punishment by line or
imprisonment for selling intoxicating
liquors to lndians. -
By Mr. Gallinger.-To exclude aliens
from government employ. _
By Mr. Frye—A joint resolution for
an amendment to the constitution ao-
knowledging God in that instrument.
By Mr. Dubola—A bill to make the
Indians subject to the game laws of the
several states. This bill is designed to
prevent any such troubles- occurred with
the Works at Jackson's Hole last sum-
mer.
By Mr. McMillan—A hill authorising
the Michigan Central Bridge company to
construct a railroad bridge- sorosc the‘DeJ
trolt river at. Detroit. The length of the
main channel span is to he not less than
i, 100 feet. in the clear. Only two piers are
allowed inside of the bulkheads. it Is spa
ciflcally provided that the bridge shall not
materially obstruct navigation.
A Lively Scene in the House.
The proceedings in the house were on.
livened by Mr. Flynn. the delegate from
Oklahoma, who offered the followmg res-
olution:
"Whereas. By not of congress. approved
March 2. an agreement between the Wichi.
to and affiliated bands of Indians in Oh-
lshomn and United States commissioners
was duly ratified and provision made for
the allotment of lands therein to the
Wichita Indians and providing for the
opening of the surplus lands after allot-
ment to homestead settlement; anti,
“Whereas, The secretary of the interior
has wholly failed to appoint agents to al- .
lot said lands’ as provided in said not:
therefore be it
“ltosolved, That the secretary of the
interior is hereby directed, if not incom-
patible with the public interest. to report
to the house;
”First—The reasons and causes oper-
sting, if any. to delay the appointment of
ullotting agents and the allotment of said
lands.
V“Seoond.—Wbothcr any of his chance-
tions or relations by blood or marriage are
acting as attorneys for said Indiana or
any party or partioslntercsted in delaying
the opening of the reservatioil to cattle-
merit.”
The Democrats were not disposed .to
raise any objection to this resolution of
inquiry. but Mr. Flynn. after consent for
its consideration had been secured. began
an attack on the secretary of the interior.
which called forth a vehement protest
from Mr. Cooper of Florida, who main-
tained that Mr. Flynn’s language toward ,
the secretary was undigniflcd and disre-
spectful. This incited Mr. Flynn to re
newod attack. At the conclusion of his ;
speech, however. he called for the pro-
vlous question, time shutting off the poo-1 l
sibllity of a further dofenae‘of the secre- ,,
tory of the interior.‘
The house agreed to take up today the 2
proposition to increase the membership:
of the principal committees and to create
an additional committee on elections in i
order to facilitate the disposition of the ‘
contested election cases. This promises"
lively debate. .
Another Batch of Bills.
Among the bills and resolutions intro- =_
duced were the following:
Mr. Fischer of New York—To direct
the committee on civil servlch‘whcn ap-
pointed. to investigate the report that;
mechanics employed ht thp Brooklyn on-
vy yard who obtained their posMons after
competitive exnniinatlpns have been dis-
charged by tbe constructor on the ground
of incompetenoy.
By Mr. Hubbard of Missouri—To de-
fine the crime of train wrecking with the
intent to rob and to provide the penalty
of death therefor. ‘ .
By Ma'Henry of Connecticut. —Amend-
ingthe tobacco schedule of the mid not
by increasing the rates ‘ , _
By his. ,‘Tradey of humane-To grant
a pension to all pcfions‘vvho served 90
days or more in' the United States naval
or military service during the War of the
rebellion or who were enrolled in any
state military organization and served 90 '1
days or more; also assistant surgeons and
scouts who served 90 days.
By Mr. Smith of Michigan—A bill to
restore the McKinley tariff bill schedules
covering agricultural products. Wool and
woolen goods and silk and silk goods.
‘ A senate resolution granting the state
each. at: Republicans and three Dem
curate. each committee to be dividedlnu
three subcommittees. each .ecupcsed c
two Republican and one new While
this plan would give the minorluumlll
er proportional representation than it has
formerlyhnd Mr. Reed erplplnedvthst the
division was rendered necessary. by the
scheme for subcommittees. withmlnc sub.
committees. each one would have about
three mutants to consider. .ae of the lit
mutants t have been practically abandon
ed by the failure of tho contaclante to
gather evidence. and Mr. Motion!) of Chi.
oago has wooeded his seat to the Bepub
llcan claimant. Mr. Belknap. The Dem
carats were assured that the only object
entertained by the majority was to faoill
talc the dlsposal of the contests and er
tabllsh the titles of the rightful claimants
without delay In the interests of justlci
and economy. Mr. Read said that the lie:
publican intention was to settle the use:
strictly upon the legal evidence and in a
judicial spirit. Difference of opinion war
, developed among the Democrats. Messrs.
- Crisp and McMillln declined to assent ti
I the proposition and are understood to ban
i hold that the proper plan, if a committee
of the usual size could not bear the or!
{ (lollt‘v, would be. to increase the number
! of committecrneu. Mr. llailoy took thr
- stand that tho llumucrnts‘tvore bound to
I accept the asmrnncos of their opponentr
' that the minority would be fairly treated
and was disposed to fiacoode to the plan.
The other Democrats were inclined to tbs
opinion that the scheme was one to in)
seat Democrats with greater facility. Ni
understanding was reached.
Republican Canons Chromium
. The Republican caucus committee or
the senate has completed its work of as
signing the majority membership of thi
senate committees and will beprcpared
to report to the Republican caucus today.
The Republican membership of the
more important committees, if the caucus
committee's recommendations are accept
ad, will be made tip as follows:
Apprcprletlous.—Alllaon, Halaf‘ullom.
Teller, Quay, Pettlgrew, Perkins
Foreign Relations. —Bhermoo, Frye.
Davis. Cullom, Cameron, Lodgm
Finance—Merrill, Sherman. Allison.
Aldrich. Platt, Wolcott and Jones of No-
vnda, Populist.
Judiciary—Hoar. Teller, Platt. Mitch
all of Oregon, Davis. Thurston, Clarke.
Commerce. —— Frye, Uilllonl. Quay.
Squire, McBride. Elkins and McMillan.
interstate Commorco.-—i.‘ullnm. (‘lum'
dlcr. Wolcott, Aldrich. (ienr, Carter.
Military Affairs—flawley. (Tamer-on,
Shoup, Proctor, riowell and Elkius.
Naval Alfonse-Cameron. Halo“ Per
kins. McMillan, Dulmls and one other.
Pacific Railroads-(Sour, Frye. Stewart.
Wulcott and one other. .
Senators Chandler and Burrows are
added to the committee on postofllces,
Senator Warren to the committee on pub
llc buildings and grounds and Senators
Wetmore and Prim-hard to the lllstrict of
Columbia. >
After the list is passed upon by the Ru
publican caucus it will be funded to the
Democrats. when it is supposed they will
proceed to fill out the minority roprcson
lotion on thoeommittecs it is hoped that
this can he done in time to permit the
committee appointments to be made latt
this week, but the Republican managers
realize that they are at the mercy of the
Dcruocrats in this respect. They have giv
on up all hope of the election of officers
I ........
, Sugar Refining Company Chartered.
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I Tummy. Dec. l7.»——Articlos of llli'fll‘pt)
ration of the United States Sugar Refinery
company were filed inthe allies of the sec»
rotary of state. The coiupnuyls formed
for the purpose of purchasing. mnnufao
. turing, refining and selling stigor,.molas-
ses and klndred products and is ohpltai
ized at $2,000,000. ()nehn'lf of the stock
is preferred. with 8 per cent cumulative
dividends. payable 5 lannuaily. The
main offices of the “mag“, are to be in
.Camden. Philadelphia, New York and
Boston.
Fltulrnmons and Muller Will Fighn.
Houston, Tex. lloc. 17.-—i\rtlcles of
agreement were signed on board a tug
outside of Galveston harbor for aflnish
light- botweon Bob Fitzaimrncns and Po
tor Muller. Both men will train at or
near El Pose, Fitzsimmons leaving for
that place tomorrow. They will battle
with five ounce gloves, Marquis of Queens-
berry rules, to decide the heavyweight
i championship of the world. the winner
.rcoeiving a purse of $10,000 and the
ohnmponshlp btsl't.
Charged With Employing Allen Labor.
Puovmsune, Dec. 17.-—.\‘inc writs. ag-
gregating the sum of 030,0,00 and involv-
ing 23 persons, were issued by United
States District Attorney Charles E. Gur-
innn against R. W.’ Cooper, manager of
the British Hosiery company of Thornton.
Manager Cooper is charged with violating
lhe alien contract labor law in importing
83 operatives from Nottingham, England.
Shoe Factory Abandoned.
stcnuiss, bless. Dec. lit-W. W.
I Spuldlng. shoeimanufuctueer of this city,
has abandoned the factory at Epping, N.
11., started during the big strike of last
, winter. The workmen claim that the
l wages paid at Epplngwere. soiowthat
; they were unable to live tliere.~
schooner mount Reported, mt.
, ‘ ‘Hsursx, Dec. 17,—It. unaltered that
. the Newfoundland schooner. Argonsut
has been lost with all on board, ,.She
St. Johns 27 days ago with a cargo of fish
‘ for thiaport. and nothing has been seen
1 or herd other. i ‘ ,1 .
I ‘ , York wni Play nail.
? Your, Pa. Dec. 11—Ju- \York base.
: ball annotation, with a capital of .05.!)00,
gorgenised here and elected Chester H.
i The”, .presid_ cut. The agociptlon holds
a franchise in. the. State a'nd.Cuinberlaud
5 Valley leagues. ‘
} Dead at the announcer. . .
Emmy, N. 3., Dee. lip-Wen:
dell Blower. a email: of Bloom. was
‘takaniii orshlswaytotbeCathoiicehnrch
raudfslld-donenterlnsvbeedlflca ',
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momma
Isl titties but
' ‘ or. communism km.“ .
A" flu-v.11“!
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confluesycu of Mantis.
mossy its map and are
festive in the cuts of Marlena-Id
sick headache. ‘ ll‘ov malaria and liver
trouble they aim been proved bivalssble.
They are guaranteed to be perfectly free
from every deleterious substance. up“: to
'bepurely vegetable. They do oat weak
’cubv their. lotion. but by. giving tone to
stomach and bowels greatly invigorate
thcsysteru. Regular also. his. perbcx.
Sold by G. C. Stillson and E. P. Weed.
druggists. "
r
Your Bay Ica’t Live a Death '
SohfnGllman Broyvn. of Mill street,
, ,South Gardner. Mara. was told by the
doctors. ills son had lung tronbieJob
three hundred andssvcnty-dvc dollars with
doctors. who finally gave him up. saying:
“Your boy won‘t live a mouth.” Buried
Dr. King's New Discovery and a few
bottiee restored him to tutu. andruabl-
.ed him to go to work a perfectilwcll man
to use of Dr. King‘s New Discovery. and
knows lttobethe beat in the world for
lung trouble. Trial bottles free at. G. C.
Stillson's and E. P. Wood’s drugstores.
Bacilln's Males Salve.
{The best salve in the world for cute,
bruises. commit-ere. salt rheum. fever
sores, totter, chapped hands. chilblains,
coma, and all skin eruptioas. and posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay required. it
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by G. C. Stillson and E. P.
Weed.
lfsuffering with piles. it. will interest
you to know that DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve will curethem. This medicine is
a specific for all complaints of this char-
acter, and if instructions (which are sim-
pin) are carried out. a cure will result.
We have tested this in numerous cases,
and always with like results. it neve
fails. id. 1’. Weed & G. C. Stilloon.
.1
-—Aceton cures headache.
No excuse for sleepless nights when
you can procure One Minute Cough Cure.
This will relieve all annoyances, cure
the most severe cough and give you rest
and health. Can you (adoril to do with-
out it? Iv). P. Weed 3; G. C. Stillson.
—~Aceton will prevent pneumonia.
Minute Cough Corn is rightly
it affords instant relief
from suffering when afflicted with a
severe cough or cold. It acts on the
throat, lirouchicaltubca. and lungs and
never fails to give immediate relief. E
l’. Weed & ii. C. Stillson
One
naiucd.
~Aceton-cures the grip.
Witch Hazel Solve will cure them. When
promptly applied it- cures sculds and
burns without the sligtest pain. ll. l’.
Weed a- (i. C. Stillson.
~«Acrton will break up a cold.
Dr. Hand's Remedies for Children.
NEW lint-1x, Conn, H William SL-“l
first knew of Dr. Hand’s Remedies for
Children five years ago, and i am contin-
ually recommending other mothers to
lisotlicin.autl always with the best re-
sults. My baby was deathly sick with
cholcrsinfautum, and Dr. lland's Dian
rhumi Mixture cured it almost immediate
ly. Dr. lland’s Colic Cure is also excel-
lent. ,, Mrs. N. A. Daniels." Dr. Hand's
Colic Core and Dr. llund’a Diarrhoea
Mixture are sold bv all druggistshilfic.
"Aceton is harmless.
\Vifenliore’s an account of a man who
shot himself rather than antler the pangs
of indigestion. llusbandm'l‘he fool
Risers? I used to suffer as bad as he dill
before i commenced taking these little
pills. , E. P.'Weed & G. C. Stillson.
One Minute Cough Cure is u pOpular
remedy for croup. Safe for children and
adults. E. P. Weed & G. C. Stillson
Children Cry for
Pltchor’s Castor-lac
When Baby was sick. we gave her Conform“
When she was a Child. she cried for Morin.
When she became lillss. she clung to Gastritis
When she had Chihlremshe gavethem m
‘ 3 Children Cry for
Pltcher’e Costeria. ‘*
, Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Cae‘torlas- '
cioc m... rice.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages and that. newsman Catarrh Cure
1-1“ is the onlypoeitive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Qatari-h being a constitutional
disease. requires a constitutional treatment.
Ball‘s Catarrh Cureis taken internally. act-
ing directly upontheblmd and mucous sur-
fueeof the system. thereby destroying the
foundation of the discus. and giving the
patientatrcngih by building up the constitu-
tion and Inflation, nature in doing its work
The proprietors have so much faithin incurs
ttve powers. that they offer One Hundred Dol-
lars foranyeaee that it fails to cure. Send
to: list. of Testimonials. Addrue.
. F .i CHENEY h Cc..'l‘oledo. (l.
H'Bold by Drugglsta. fie. . ,
lowing Typhpld Molar“. Md. he spent ;
He says he owes his present good health
Why did n’t he take DeWitt's Little Early,
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS»
an in
Film
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Nut will has IIl burl.
Our sales are increasing every day on
WASilBL'RX-CROSBY CO.’s s
“Superlative” .Flour.
Don't be deco vcd by a similar name. bu
lock for the brand with the
Yellow Center.
NobertsJuckeriGoodwin
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large yard for exercise. 'openingto the
south, protected on three sides by build-
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a. 31.41am P. M~7%ae.
Luvs: Daruuar:
A ”woman. Tmelein. ii to . .
taler.5lisc,omex. no PH
Senna“. ' “i
A. Dietitian. P. M. ii 05 ac.
GAMING u Pollution;
People surely realize that each. and
every one are 'udged by what they are
able to do. an: are not credited by what
some one else understands or can execute.
Ladies awaken at once to but most
concerns them. and that. is their figure
and appearance.
We really believe it is an important
duty we owe ourselves and friend! ‘0
make the must of what nature has given
us.
Thus. to our hands are intrusted not
only the tasteful adornment of the form
but also our comfort, improvement 0
figure, and in no small degree, our happi-
ness. , ‘
it matters not whether We a e :rich or
poor this subject interests on al .
- LAD” a
of true culture and intelligence esteem it
a rest accomplishment to be able by the
exercise of their own ability to cut bend-
tifnlly fitting garments. ‘
, ilor “N
can justly feel proud of their; daughter!
who possess the knowled e and“- ability.
not cal: to superintend at to cut and
maket eir own clothing. It is self cvi
dent that they will make better wives and
mothers. ,
_ . YOU ~
may think this call is not for you, but
perhaps it is.
No In utter what your station in life is you
cannot see very far in the future. and a vain-
e le trade may mean vev'y much to you.
ow lhlt your attention has been called in
the rightdlrectlcn. visiting, , : , '
.s 23.
dltlnn if this) and investigate the work.
Schoo Tuesday, Thursday and Satur—
day, 2 to band 7 :09 p. m.
22 SMITH MAIN STREET‘.
courts normal. ‘5? ;
p 6:1"
Store. II} First LfAVIenue,‘-‘ .‘Ea‘st' *Nnrw‘alk.
GORHAM’S
x all Pa,
DR. F. W. mm
curator DENTIST. ‘
‘42 Waéhingtnn“' so; ,
South Nowell,“ Ilene.
ream FILLED sap sarsscrso
wrruoor Pars.
Artificial Teeth with. and without tea
the latest improved mdthods. W b,’
All operation pertainl to modern
tisty performed in a isltilllgl8 man net at mun“;
.cne hh't the price charged by other dentists.
Teeth Extracted Freei‘of- bane when
or tooth are. to be inserted. . Dill.
A lady in attendance.
" ornos: nouns.
From 8 a. so. until is p. m. on... Wednesday
and 35s! irony until‘r p. o.-
All Vttlt warranted for five yarn.
Coca-it alien tree. .,
cuss cumin Sciiou
(with the determination of bettering your cou-
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