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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 19, 1898 · page 3

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i
with-Ho a. Waxy, ‘ m is no
'5“ " i'“ W M u 9'“ “hibw:flhoiihllfl
,“ on Saturday aiternoon between thirty

them of small boys. ton-a them “"3““? “ mm
W the Yankees and has litmus; . ”'an

andsoathatitis

.. thou” ltot inning iholuafloluoo node
7*” runs. so the captain of the Yan-
7” aooing Arthur Krom. of Danliury.
m. (ironed hilt immediately.
“Witt-fathom. Ir. Brent's
'5“Mflyswdlithehaniiamas. for
'i“ a hit was made off Krom'a do.
HM during the remaining eight tan-
“a. Tholnalseorewaalltohln
thine at the Yanhaoa. “muting
M" Itawart. of New York. was catch-
iii! the “and tools.

' Ira. atom Brush and ashram.

immofmnbury. are spending afew
with at nail Tllllid.

‘ firs. Eugene Bulkeiey. of Danbury.
Em It Boll Island.

aatkewrspyar. Israels-satir-
ityhamnotanasuynalsanatpt
the contour Company. of whisk
than I. m ishasidont.

afloat fry-Lawns .
«MVMMKD?

"mmm'. mm“

 

 

 

 

Dorlon House.

”'5'" w ”it 3'" °' mm’tttiregory‘ a Point. South Norwalk.
satin sud-r at Boll island.

Dr. I. A. Stratton. of Danbury. spent
Ihndsy at Bell island.

Iiiword Chleheater. of Danbury. is at

 

 

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J. E. iiulllvan, proprietor anti manager.

Terms reamnahlo; bathing looting.

 

 

fishing ug. olsotrlt- oars to hotel oeu-
m Point. lieoliit .Wllli all trains on the
‘ ‘ N. ..N H. tk li. It. It.

 

 

mmoonronananmn.

 

l'NSl'Iil’ASflRII IIIIiIIII'! 'ISIASID (“LAM
“minnow-g tort Griswold oasis aso snout: itissizits.

”hi-am. ' ii" 5'"
According to army regulations. Cor- :
illi'ol William Allen. of Battery ii bea- To ALASKA
vyartillory. which is quartered at Part V
Griswold. Groton. is a dooertar. as he P‘by new hial'litliidfiit :ntmio
has hoon absent from camp ten days will?! l\:“.:ia'fi£:';:lgh l' “figw’m MM
without leave of absence. lilo homo tel ' ”mum"
in Bridgeport. and It is stated by tonal 8” til. m 3‘ Mich“!
of the privates that he is ill there. but ! mam?“ ""'“"““"“'i’ "it “I “‘1', ’“

 

 

with com nit-‘tiy it fleet oi new
be has not communicated with the on-ifg,.,,:‘g‘“mm-i,":.“;'{-‘1::5‘:::'....
“m m “V ”“9" rus'i‘t's ra-i'wll‘t'IS'ut «Won \‘III or.» .
Dr- F w "we. 0' 6...... ... w estimated... dietitian cc.‘

cently been appointed as surgeon of
Battery B. with rank of mounted lieu-
tenant and pay of also a month. it l8i6’6lfl[ mun” ]nm
would be necessary for him to accom- W, "m, w, “Mu“, “m “m M.”
my the battery wherever it might be «rm-M We 1}} Walgrmmfl'mgmj
ordered. and he has the appointment "flul'lllidlu'fn': :zrminmlmmikimimz
ung:;::.:;::;:n? visited the depart . 3.33.12 tlilili‘t‘hnltilrlnil lgiilewplare. tulllltil
meat commander at New York Solar-g '

day for the purpose of urging upon that

Dewey Captured

authorities the desire of his command.

 

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to be sent to the front. llld
litillRDllLID FOR HANNA.
.., m... m, l Philippine islands,

San Francisco. July lsw'l‘ho Rio de
Janoiro is now scheduled to leave for
ifanila on Thursday. 'in at Paul is
in dry do'ck and will be icutly as
transport in a few days The Scandin-
il also in dock. hilt will not be able to
leave before the einl oi the atoll. it
is quite possible that this vessel will

he turned over to the Red "I‘M! to la-

titied as a liottplttil ship at hiauila. Ii bi.

learned that itusalani sister tiliip to the
”din. now at Nngtitialil. Japan. has

boon contracted for by the government i
and will soon arrive here in lliilllilil
while her purchase will be l'flliiillfll‘

mated.

l
i
anans'rnn Ali'l‘lill assume: I

lii'T

SAUNDERS

t‘aptured h‘airtielti l‘ouniy ou

Orient Bicycles,

iiiitl will land hill polls of
ill“, to lie Itiltl Milli .IJiil
io .tldll. tit Iii North lulu
rilrwt. litan- lil mind you
can have your old iilil'it
vulcanlitetl.

l2 North Main Street.

Will'l‘li NllliWAliK.

W‘s
3?}...

ll?! has “II.
lilllcoa. -i:itl hiitlti titrttoi.

 

 

thy Associated Press.)

Din liing. N. i'.. July iii *Mllfi‘ltlv
lionnoiiy and lierisirt itoltorot. of line?
too. were released from i-lliig Hing |ll‘lil~ l
on totlay after having iii'i‘Vi‘il it Will oil
two years curb for grand larceny. and
were immediately re-arretttctl by the
Basin o‘clolo. II is alleged that they .
etiltmlttod grand larceny in litattoiil
two years ago.

 

'l‘llliili‘ tll‘l‘tl A liiildi \h'A'i‘t‘ll.
(By Associated Press.)
hibidloiowu. l‘onri.. Jtily lllw'l‘lll‘
residence of James Murphy. in Nowm
llold. was entered by it about thit-l
about it o'clock this morning. The

thief wait surprised by hire. idiirpliy
anti made his escape by pimping from
it second story window. lie sutured it
gold watch and ii small autouiii oi
ilililioy.

 

notations-titer. «so
l‘llAl‘Mlh‘ tii‘ 'i‘llit: li'i‘. l'al'l. Iiiidll
tlir Associated Pros-J .
Iiddlctown. t‘ouit.. .liily lli"'-l'i'0iil- A 'm in.

dent ltaymou-l. oi Wesleyan l'nivorsl-
iy. lins tort-lied word oi the tloiilli oi

Rev. John limit. thaplaln of the our
iiary cruiser to. Paul. from lypholil‘
mills. Mr. lit-oil was it graduate of
Wesleyan oi the class of lhtill.

Do i enter the water in ii state nit
aetm capitation. not yet wait until
fully eonlotl til. because then you are
in a state of anterior reaction. and vs-
rioth tom of mats-lion may follow.
'raho year oath white warm. after per
Will! has me. but before rota.
stately mass at. stay as tartan than
M and drool noiahty.

IN ’l'lil IVININO Willis

w. “.5“...—

Wiu. “KING '00

notes

 

 

. saunas-instantaneous.
W

Ilsa ilohol .Mhor. of Brooklyn.
will he the guest of Ilsa Helen Lino-
uolti. for a few weeks.

Dr. 0. ii. Nolan is having a vltrilod
brick sidewalk laid in front of his
new block in lain street.

lira. Brains lickaer has" returned
home from New York and as
soon take roams witlt .her
Ira. lrssst Munahnry. of
one. ' .

The liohlgan ll'ife Drum corps
tendered a surprise to John D. Crim-
liiliio. Iottttainy night. 'Ir. Crlmmlno
hoard them coming and prepared for
them. Refreshments with lee cream
and soft drinks were served.

 

 
 
 

 

While riding his wheel down hornet
hill the other night. Dr. 0. ii. Noson
met another man mounted on a"blke."
and the two came together under a full
head of steam. Both wheels were
pretty well smashed up. Neither rods
with a light.

 

The ladies of the various churches
in town met this afternoon at the
home of the Misses Criminlns. Collen
dar's Point. and made up useful ar-
tticles for the nick and wounded sold-
iers and alien in the hospitals in the
United States.

 

iilss Cora Flckett. of Noroton
Heights. who has been studying in the
Stamford “mind for a nurse. was to-
ken with a fainting spell. yesterday.
and Dr. J. H. White was called to at-
tend her. She is now reported to be
getting along nicely.

 

Mrs. Stephen Hall. of Point of Pines.
Hichlgan. who has been visiting Mr.
and tire. Nathan ‘Daurhey. left town
today for Chicago. whore site will
meet Mr. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Stock-
well. and from there will proceed to
ins Angelou. t‘al.. to make. her future
home.

 

A horse. owned lty a Stamford men
became frightened last Saturday night.
near the old burying ground. and
crashed the wagon into a trolley pole
Two of the wheels were broken. and
the lady and gentleman were thrown
out. but not injured. The horse ireetl
lilmseli front the wagon and ran a
short distance. stopping at the liaptlst
church.

The death of lienry Rafter. father of
ltev. W. ti. Rafter. of Watervllle. PL.
occurred at his late home. at Bath
lit-nth. Sunday morning July iii ltlllli.

lib at ii otlock. after a lingering "more
“I"; lie crime to Anterita by the advice of

his physician. btit his health continued
to fail. lie was nearly seventy years
of age at the time of his death. and
leaves a widow and seven children.
in England. hir. Rafter was for many
years engaged Iii leaching drttwlug
and painting in its various branches.
lie was art master at Rugby. England
when the present Archbishop of (‘itn-
terbiiry was head master. lie also
taught in 'l‘nvlston‘. heron. lit-lag art
antztt-r of the school for many years,
Mr. Rafter was well known and higbv
ly esteemed in llarlen anti liowaylon
where he will be mourned by a large
circle of friends who extend to his
family their heartfelt sympathy to this
Kreut bereavement.

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aowamn.

l‘oaiiuatuer ll. w. lit-yap has rocclv
etl h new supply of the Trfluh'"lriitlfl
lppi sinitipit.

Mitts (‘arrle liggietuou. who has been
spending several intuiths with her
elsit‘l‘. Mrs, i“. ll. ll. tlotlirey, hlalii
art-oi. returned today to her litililt‘ in
Unit. New Viil'li sillic.

hit. and Mrs. .ltlllll ll. laelill. Mitts
Ethel lsellti. hilt-it M. N lst'lltt. Mlllii i‘
W..l'liillips. hliait hi. ll. Phillipa ttid
“'iirburtoti tioutoruear. of New York
our. isve occupying strait irotltlil's
nisltltlrnt- at liltkori lilufl

“fl. tleotge w. llrynn. who lliili
hot-n organist of the Methodist lipia
cowl church for nearly fifteen years.
resigned ti itliorl ilnie ago. and last
Wi‘i'll the members oi the dumb will
ml at her home and gave expression oi
their ambition at her services by
the gift of a handsome rattan easy
chair. ills» Lillian t‘rorlteit has been
engaged as organist of the church.

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WA“.

tltindtli‘. as Mitts henna Mane. wait
on her way to church abs was taken
sick and it.il to stilli at Andrew lieu
tieraoii'it ittitil allot felt better. when
she returned home.

At- hire. liradv and her little girl
were returning from church. tlinitluy
morning. a pony of young inch on bl‘
cycles earns rushing along. oppositi-
lieury Ratiiile‘tt. one of them run liliti
the little girl. knts'klng Iii'l' tlowu.
bruising her very badly and sailing
lit-r clothes. He situated to set- ll be
was hurt and rode away without air»
lug his name.

llaltiihl llllliilt‘lliild. ('tiiillilll.
lily Associated Preset

hirerpoul. July iii ~'i‘lit~ White iliar
line steamer Teutonic. which stills for
New York tomorrow. will lithe among
her passengers liarou item-bell. the
runner lord high chancellor. who is
out- or the high commissioners of

(treat llritaia on the Joint commission
to adjust the l‘mntllati and American
tliloroness.

mum»...

 

 

 

in not eat too soon alter sari bath-
ing. as the violent osorrioe robs tho

 

digestive organs of the blood. and lit-
iigsstiu results;

 
 
 

Honest Fooling

Occasionaly a customer ask us to leave

labels on in deliv clothes.

The idea is, that it you don't tel s Meigs

f“. Co. 3 goods are ready-m they wont
v- aowtt. ‘

, In other words you gr made-io-order

style. tit. and utility here at half made-tet- ‘ ,
order price T e tailor's loss goes into ytair
’, pocket

The serg e Suits we had made up from a
lucky archaic of rough and: are worth
more an the 318 we as; m is little

and

“flood surges. coats halt lined. as low as
315. Good in quality. style and tailorin.
Same for 810 that we re not afraid to hate
with “Your money back."

Besides clothes. you out need a trunk or

a bag for vacation use. here under one

rookg the latter' in the basement an elevator
to take you there and prices to p ease.

lop-0:!“ Charon ha. ms 0.:
I'm oln :ha.
"2'33”." «it. mooilrdnsrso .

M loudly. Friday and Iaturday livanliign

‘ .* H _‘\

\‘t \..l

THE BEST Ith BEVERAGES.
Highland Brands:

Highland Brando are Strictly Union.
lilOlthlii “MIMI. illllthlD PILSIEI.
lilililhlfl Ihll' unset. illOlithD GIEII ALI

Ind Iain with Iron. “OOH Al. avid Donor.

Put Up Expreoaiy for Family Unit.
as «sin-hilly as a physician’s llri'lllfl'illflllt
PURE-1' MALT TONIOO MIDI.

They build in the weak. and are uutuirptustetl iii any particular.
lit in anti saloons furnished at i‘I-lllil‘t’tl prices.

DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.

ISAAC ii. HAMILTON. Solo Agent.
at Inrth Iain 8h. South Iorwaih
Telephone lid-o. '

Hit ”HAND on the label unions ngliui Standout

 

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Daily Trips to New York

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'S’teamtr'lhthe Karina

 

Lonvoo South Norwnlk. 1:30 A. M.

Loaves New York:

litit‘ilillliill street. 2:15 p. ill. (Saturday. 1:30 p. in.)
l‘llltit :ilst street. 2:40 p. Ill. (Saturday. 21m p. to.)

Faro. Single, silo; Excursion, 70c
Freight Propeller City of Iorwallt.

have lhadtniait Noel. New \‘otk. Monday. Wednesday and Friday. it |I.Iil.
Iatll'ii Norwalli. 'i‘uissliiy. 'l‘liunitiity and Hoiurtltty. ii p.io.

 

 

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The Home Paper.

Nothing lain-t- it- place. There is no suit-mute and there
buyer will be. It is iniltpiestal original. holding in its iirtn
mt all the pimple iii town. The paper and ii .a people an
ltisspai-ablo. 'l‘iiulr totem-lt- are both nationhood they both
know it. The only practical way at attracting tlnott ptvtpla

is tiinsuil the heel may.

The Evening Sentinel.

X‘3‘!'X'X'X‘X'X'V‘X‘X'X‘X'X X'X'X‘X’X'X‘X‘X‘X'X‘X'X'I'X
X'X'V'X‘X‘X‘X'X‘X‘X'I‘K'X'X I‘X'X‘X‘K'X‘X‘X‘X‘X'V‘X‘X‘X
I'X'X‘V'I’X'V‘X‘X'l'i‘l’mX 8’8‘3'!'X‘I‘Q‘I'I‘I'I'I’X“

 

 

Other ills of the liver.

 

Richard Rider. of Brooklyn; is open-

Wlllls Hearse. ai' Cove street.

 

B. Fergenbaum. editor oi the labor
paper. The Abond Biatt. of New York
city. is the guest of friends in East
Norwalk

 

A horse anti earrings collided. Sat-
urday night. with one of the iron
hitching posts in Riverside avenue.
and sustained considerable damage.

 

or at 1 o‘clock this morning. struck a

dence of (‘aleb Wood. in vae street,
and completely shattered it.

 

 

Mrs. CharleliNSelleck and Enos 0s-
born. owners of the old school-house
which stood for many years on the
town plot at the intersection of East
avenue and Gregory boulevard. and
has been to eyesore to the residents
was ,vt-iuerday sold to William F.
(.‘oggawoll. the building mover. The
building will probably be cut in two.
moved to Cranbury and converted into
dwelling houses.

 

man 0! A 03m 03m

Under Admiral Dewey’s Directions.
. tho mum Ordered liar toltop.

(By Miami Press.)
London. July io—The iiong Kong

correspondent of the Daily Mail says:

“United States (.‘onstil Wildmnn In-
forms the that as the German cruiser
‘lrene was paasing Marivoles. off blan-
lln. the other (in. the United States
gunboat Hugh Mellullocb was sent at-
ier her to ask her to stop. As the
ironic refused to obey a shell was sent
tit-rose her how and a small boat went
to discover what she was doiiiit The
German admiral protested and insist-
ed that German ships had a right to
enter the harbor without being search-

 

ed a claim which Admiral Dewey deg

(‘llnt‘tl to recognise.

"It is reported that Admiral Von
liiedrlcbs, who is In charge of the Gcr-
mati squadron at Manila. interviewed
i‘aptalu Chit-heater. of the British crab
cor lmmortalite. as to what he would

do if the tlcrmnns interferml with the
bombardment of Manila. t‘aptaia (‘lii~
cheater replied that only Admiral Dew—

. ey and himself knew that."
illii. Julyiii. via iioug Kong. July
~ in.— important interview has luat‘
been be between General Agulnaldo's

secretary. Logarda. and a prominent
Iotul native white man and the Spam
lab commander i‘aptalndiem-ral Att-
g.ustiti 'I‘be insurgents urged General
Augustin to surrender the city. assert-
ing that saute insurgents surrounded
Manila and were able to enter it at
any moment. Thus far. they added.
the insurgents bad lit-en untrained
with diillciilly but if the Spaniards
continued stubborn. the result would'
be that the Insomnia would be com
polled to bombard and storm the city.
with the inevitable slaughter. unparal-
it'll in history. liecauao in the «sell»
lllt‘ili at battle they cannot discrimin-
lilt'."

t‘ontlnulng.the captain-geneml's vis-
ilors itzlviaeii hill to disregard lilo oili-
cial actions» regarding alleged Stainiab
\‘irirrlcti in Palm and N‘lllitirt'-‘iiil‘lli‘l
coming to the Philippine islands and
proposed ii tet'oiit'llllillotl hefty-“n the
Spaniards bid the Philippine-i. limit-t
.t li‘lililtlli‘ull flag. and it iolnt .‘llii"iiiiif'
lo pert-boltt the Americana to abandon
hostilities in the Philippine islands
i‘laaily the representatives of the in
iiill'li'iiiii proposed an appeal to the
iatwt-ea to recognise the independence
of the Philippine Islands.

The capittin-genral replied that he
must light. however hopeless the tlpan-
ittli cause.

Admiral llewcy is «tidbit-hing n
more strict blockade. lest it be inviti-
looted by permitting neutrals to visit
i‘uvite and Iaiibotie and send titid re-
ct-lve mails enclosing surreptltous lipa~
iihth tbttipaiches. lie has threatened to
station warships tipptiaite the city.
which might precipitate hostilities. as
tho ttpanlah oillcortt declare they will
certainly tire oa any American within
range. regardless of the cotiatspwut-e

 

Will'Nliitli Altit‘. lhii'lllWthl.
lily Associaloti Press.)

New York. July iiiw The wounded

. soldiers in the marine hospital at t'lli-
not allow algae of improvement it
watt said that no tit-tutu were «trimmed.
but the muggy weather might prove a
drawback to the speedy recovery of
' some of the men. Relatives and "lends
‘ of the soldiers were permitted to see
‘them today.

on'-—

 

Witb a hardy person a cold bath in-
lvlaoraies and stimulates all the vari-
ous functions. and. telloweti by a good
‘rtutbina. it titular-ta a tone which Mili-
ing else can give.

 

nor baby has been mniinttaily troa~
bled with colic and cholera inhalant

tie ior lilsi dlil not seats to give inott
titan teaitstrar reiioi. until we tried
(thorium-lain“ a lie. Min and tits".
hoes ltosmiy. titties giving that rest.

wast to give you this testimonial as so
evident! of our Initiati- fit that!“

need it to adoartlao your Irritation
"Mu!” mil. I. law. littohuli. lows

ti. 0. utilises. loath llor
sat. and it. who. itarwah.

 

 

Variant n... and liahayo not;

ding a few days with ilr. and tire ‘hod

Lightning. during the heavy show!

sixty-foot pole in front of the real-t

since his birth. and all that we enttltl’

oily itohaonot been trashed. Wei

Thin cum-ts MM
ll bis W hen the kidneys are sick they grams

You hear them clear through tho
“its ital that clear through the

i They grumbgtwlten oyv'ervnm'
‘ K'Wh 0' your Tuck will III

Its a simple thing.
. ’0 Backselte is the first grumbling wars.

l

' "The kidneys give it. and it you hand
it not

Look out lor trouble. it will sure.
“0!“

Urinary trouble. kidney trouble and

'“g‘g.:.‘lz’f\':§;cy Pills are made tor kid-

a
I"Vinny cyuor every iorm Martina“ ill.
The experience oi Nonalk
pro it proves it. W
er a a casein l
t M": Addie Baa s. at so RIM
litrrct. says: " yemp laymen.“ .ntrh lint-

ton- -liole worker on line shirts?“
rsott. Cole 81 C03 I. 1W Mil“

the primary cause at my
the ClifllMi‘o h. ltcstton
not help it.io tkacb e a that”

and weary leveling in the loinoopp

me and robbed me of my won'm

erg Reading one big ht habonf
Kidney Pills and some cunning

tKnadr. induced the to get shun

tt-d's drug store. They gave no

.ii once i am pie to rec

in
“Dunn's Kidney Pills, tor saith, ”é
tlcaltrr. OII' sent “mail (gin revel

b " istcr- i am 0..
WV. hilt :tgcnts tor the United BSiam
Rt tut-tuber ill: Ionic—Donn Hill)
no substitute.

 

"This room is very clean." rollinrk-
odthe guest to the Jieatl waiter: “.n
‘ l have a little fresh air?" The well-
tlrllled automaton raised his voice to a
high pitch: "Air one!” he yelled; alter
a muse adding. "let it be fresh!"—-'l‘it-
, an».

 

Thousands of persons have been
cured of plies by using DeWitt's Witch
tinsel Salvo. lt heals promptly null
cures «memo and all skin diseases. It
gives immediate. relief. Edward P.
Weed. Norvuiilt. (loo. 0. Stillooli. South
Norwnlk.

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A Georgia expert reports that the
ponds crop this much will be the
greatest in the history of the state.
exceeding even the big crop of id».
The crop b now. he claims. sate hr-
,voud question. and the trees are loud-
ed with large-slaetl fruit.

 

 

 
 
 

on‘-Iron: a
pm“. TIIHNM, w
Iigauus '

of

 

Japan In a corruption of tlie Chlooao
words Shlpen-Kue. which means “root
of day." or “sunrise kingdom." in:
cause Japan is directly east of Chino. .

lttib. Moore. of infinite. Trill.
that for constipation he has found
Witt‘s l.ltile Early illsers to be poof...
They never gripe. Try them for ‘0-
mach and IIVer troubles. I!
'“eed. Norwalk. (loo f‘. Billion.
Norwallt \

The municipal hospital of Ioasnw.
which was founded lti "It. has sevent-
modatlonu for 7,000 persons. and in the
Jl’oum of a year it receives ll.“ la
«tents. The institution has on Its no.
‘L‘ti physicians and over L000 nnraaa.
in ma. when Napoleon was rotnotifl
front Moscow. he gave special orders
that this hospital inane lto spared.

“l have used (‘hsinhorlaln's
Remedy in my family for years and air
ways with good results.” says Ir. W.
.u. cation of iii rtio. flal “roe nail
children we had it especially W“
l-‘or sale by (l. t‘. Iiilioon. Iouh liar-
walk and it P. Wood. Norwalh.

 

A story is going about that when a
quantity of stores were destroyed in
the Nile campaign of lint-h inr want
of transport iilr liorhort iiitohonor
was in charge oi the operation. I“ i.
ll. surprise found he had thrown into
the Nile two boxes cttniaialng lull
sovereigns instead of two hsaoa of
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mini to (treat iirltalo in iloi as the
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white.

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