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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 20, 1898 · page 5

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‘ 1 wins. Meets and W .

' l Please the tootsie-able In. .‘

i . - . 1 Crosst- of lune or plaited taffeta. mm
and Jeweled collars and belle are then-
i-csuirieu of fashionable theater boaters.

a For tho lm iallolu hint of nimble lane in

‘ ore oniployod which are too email for util- ‘.

‘ lzlnu on more impormnt costumes. ’
i Theater hate or bonnots or colflurelo!

City “a". It 10 o'clock lomorrowl‘dly treated and cured more cases of whatever they may be rolled arose-mull

‘. M” mm" team in. been definite- morning to nominate candidates for. Asthma and kindred dileaaes than any BuSIHeSS M n lrediliih‘.'w’l'llyi:ll’iiiio"iii-.li‘iluiii“marm-
a» WM- NW0“ JAM lll Ill ldtlctor "I the world. He announces, . . O Q . Q ; potcih Noun-times they are nothing lilo"

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- “‘Y‘l’m “ Wm his [cavity by Giving it Away;
. '. W “what“! from E a. my Associated Press.) . - ‘ ‘ a
“1 f V y Bridlenort. Confi.. .flepteinher 20"i Dr. Rudolph Behiffmsnu is a recap 0 " i ,
’ .l' 0 the Commonwealth. Arrauementa "'0 practically com- tilled authority. on the select of throat' e l S a se
m ’ plate to: the Democratic state enliven-and lung diseases and has. during a ‘

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‘ ~ . - ' r i "ll officers on ll)! Ill“ ticket. A! the Ill!“ be h" at "at perfected . rgmeuy ‘ than I "fill! carom-t of Mill!“ liltl ‘
. : pee: sit»
. - ngflgxerdzu but All," 6' them‘lime for the canvention draws neargwimh not only instantly relieves the than, W1"! "V0"rilll'WH‘mfi'c‘l‘iuuflfl. Q
“ Wm; 11-. “a unis. the first the interest in its outcome gnu-9“" {worst attacks. but has permanently 1; 33.7333“??? :In'1l’mi1i't. ”igl‘m'cmga mood
I' n t’pco age. it Hart: and indications point to sessions which toured thousands of so called incurable . » .

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Who makes himself known through the columns of

i . ldisplay the hair to adrnnluuu. In fact.

it" 0- September 24. To other' b. . cam." vr- Bowman nu meet The Evenin Sentinel i i . . .
> I - . -.i the urohluhly tolmeomnundcdin every
4 are: will most "N'md ard highly em" .conlidcnce in his remedy and in order 9 ' , ’mr’icot except thstofuhcialeomingehl

3‘: Qctober 1, Wesleyan in New Haven. .,

October 5, Amherst in New Haven.

“ml“l [to convince others of its merits in the
lazk'ni; the unanimity which in theiqnickcst, surest way. he has arranged

. isnlc-sllvn autatlon days renderedlwith the well known druuist. E. P.

which is a welcome daily visitor in the home of nearly
every citizen of the Norwalks. and many of the homes

. winter'e night.
i Fans of curled plumcii are carried at tho ‘
' theater, the plumage being often of mill-

Democratic ctnventlons more or less Weed. 38 Wall ""9” Norwalk, l° give

.a liberal sample package. to each suffer-

Qctobdr 8, Williams in New Hareml
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[commonplace because of the absence of i9" “mm“ at his store next Thursday.

Uctoher 15, Newton A. C. in Newton,

ass. internal strife. the convention of 1898,.

‘ October 19, Brown in New Haven. {out of the mouths of the delegates cho-lfegfgsoprsuggbgt:33;'n:I;|:g::l;‘::'I:
.. l+(ictober 22, Carlislc lndluns in New ‘ sen '0 make it up lecomes "'9 field 0‘ I much, certainly should he eagerly grati-

ol neighboring towns. it is

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‘. v October 29, West Point in New Ha- lrzil’ifrlilitybe apz:z'lh£;?;::laywn mirage! town will be sent a trim sample not Daily Paper or Norwalk.
it. i 'Iater than September 30th by writing 1. ~.,.
thorn which separate the delegates who; 1 . . t .
. Kingston" 5, Chicago A. c. in New i m mm“, mm mm and so” windings: 11ml!) flan; 5:" 'fmzz'gmgfs- Its popularity and oihcacy are attested by its steady
wgovembcr 12. Princeton at Prince- i will; to the [ix-elem mm, the “new“ R0sabei street. 8!. Paul. Minn. growth in circulation aml the rapid increase of its ad-

 

vertising patronage. i i i i i i i

The l'lvsmuo Saarinen reaches a class of people who
have money to spend, but who spend it wisely and well.

. f candidates has received almost no
ovember 19, Harvard in New Ha- 0 THE WEEKLY SUMMARY.
w; ‘prominence in ante-convention discus- The summary of The Commercial

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; slons. From the very course of things) Record for the current week makes thci

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xordinated themselves to the proposl- -
“Sem‘yeg‘b‘z first??? 0' IYale i “on New“ me mm. mum,“ m Now Ham '5‘“?- M°;'g:g; Storekeepers. large. or small, who believe they have
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t Web the mama. Dreamed to me’ l:f:f::tlr:nl‘null:rlllgiilzr p’ih‘kao‘cimti We... mun _______ 2 6.200 goods that are worth oVory dollar people pay for them,
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wringz‘ga'l‘; ggiiiigm‘r'ieheglivllelp'mcm” the Mom mm, W," “£33223“ -------- :3 $233. should tell of it and cicato a demand for their wares.
‘ ally for safe keeping. The colors will if“? 3‘1“] "f“ “hm“ ”“3 ““9 ““hiwiuerhury ........ l5 20.4501 This can best be accomplished through
‘beplaced in Alumni Hall. The big. “d“, m “I" e ”mm" °r mm' ! Merlden ----------- 3 iii-475. ' .
Yale flag presented to the cruiser, has ‘ gar‘ it”?! s 'relr a: an issue. The: NCW Britain ------- l 1.6915 The Evening Sentinel. 8
it sent to the Yale club in New York . rs a "n m ‘i I ta 0 place ”“5 8"? Ml‘l‘llmwn ------- ‘3 1 -~-— ' ‘ . 'i
a an effort‘will now be made to set ? temo‘m' “he“ "‘e 8"” (”mm “m"? .‘orwich ........... r. 'iMOO.‘ ' "5“" MW”
the lovertiment to send here the try imittee meets at "'9' Windsor Hotel mlilicw London ....... ii 6200‘j ' : “WNW” “V'm‘mmnd cmplro funs M.
. "Md flrc guns whi ll ’Y l 0 l4 o'c.ock for "m puma“ of completing i Norwnlk 8 l‘llil‘ uscocdinuiy fashionable. but pcrhupl the
. . C a e men pre- . armuemems ‘0', the convention'sl --------- - ' . moat effective theater fun is t at embroid-
aeirted to the cruiser for safe kee in H ‘ iDunbury ........... 3 2.700'. . . - . l (illors l
p ‘ -tcmporary organization in fact from . ll'ttl oith sponglesilu 1 too.
‘ Tim Suns could be used by the military [h it . f b. . M'h ” ”"‘“”' I i A “m“ do“ 0' work—"nu monw—l'
co ponies for practice and would also e 11 cranes» 0 mom 0'" 0‘ l fac- Total ........... 90 $202,935 spent on ihcoutoideof illit‘l‘llRlMiIit'fl, which

“I'll! a valuable trophy. The sallors on ‘ lions it I“ to he gathered that this first. _._.-, are set with jewuls. cnizrm‘cd or enameled.

the} Yale named the guns the Eli and‘

the. Handsome Dan. the first in honor
of l{Lale's patron saint and the second in
meinory of the great bulldog that for

years was a mascot on athletic fields ;

who‘re Yale competed.
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Al new ice schedule has gone into el-
ect ‘ln Bridgeport. The advance will
be 5‘0 per cent. upon former prices, and .
will afl'ect all consumerii of ice alike. .
Formerly butchers and large consum-
ers 30f ice were charged twenty cents
per 100 pounds. Now they will pay
thir y cents for the same quantity. :
Families were supplied at the rate of
forty cents per 100 pounds. The price
to them will be sixty cents. The quan-
tity lit Ice which a family formerly paid
tlvc iccnls for will now be placed in.
their refrigerators for ten cents. Noth-
ing on than a‘loii'ceiit'liféctl will lie'
sold. The new schedule will rompin in
effect until a new crop of ice/is har-
vested. The reason for the increased
price is due to the extreme scarcity of
ice. ‘ ~

A ‘triplc drowning took llllll'l" in the
(ton ecticut river of! Moramus Sunday
afte noon. the \‘ll'illliii being l'ulrick
Kelly. aged twenty-six years: William
Kelly. twenty-four. and William llfll“
man.‘ eighteen. John "in”. another
member of the party was HilVf‘ll. 'l‘hc
foliriyounp men rowed up from Morin
niuai to attend lst'llllf‘fiit at ill. .lolin's
church. Middle-town. They were on
their return and bud almost rourlwd
home. when a maiden aquall came up
and in tho luorin the boat was llllrt'l
The ccidelil mourn-d in sight of (lor-
man‘ home and won willif'nm'l by
members of the hourly. A» coon us
poslillilo a pony went out in uuulul the
men. bill they had all disappeared but
"the . who wuu picked up i'lllllllli'it‘ly
eiiliailated.

 

'l'lui summer home buildings for
ilraco‘ church. New York. now building
on l'oiuia ltldac. are well under way.
A lurltc force of l‘ltl‘lll'llll‘l'fl and lnnoons
is employed. and ii in cxpmod in
ioiiipli-to Illt' buildlnua uy i‘lirlsliuaa.
’l‘lurci will lie iloriiiltorlca. pluiroiimii.
an usniiibiy-hnil. or chupoi. Millim-
houiw. etc. It ll expected that tsumm
will lie ekpcudcd. Protwrly bu» lu'i'tl
‘ currenlmndiuuly lmurlttod. ibrcc farms
harlot; been sold within it my works

pest. ‘

.lnsiiph Maynard. of "Natal. lcils u
stranar story of lu-iua hold up and rob~
brd by a woman. He ltlil llt‘ctillllillllml
n youiia lady homo, and war returnlua
to win. when I'lllli‘l‘ a man llllilllliltiil
as a woman or a very large womun
riippill from the dark side of the road
. itllf a
what luau y no hair Mr. Maynard
complicit by handle. over a small iiln~
«uni. llil he was ullowcd to proceed
‘llllfllll lulu. acnl‘chcil.

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l'IlIl‘lt‘i rl lion on in him wry slut.

Mir‘ ilaiiun llouiuii rpini liaiurdily
iii Neil \‘i-ik .liy.
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Mia. liisck‘ul: Willow ha» been the
[mat hf lirid‘opurt rel-lives.

«nun-Mm
Mien l‘earl 'l‘iochler. oi it'chiporl,
lias Vlallllll tier eraniimoiner.

Ire. 0 "lies Wynss.
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WINI W "LAN! WIlRKll lll'RNl‘lll.
(II its-misled Press.)

lwlnners in this preliminary movement

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minutes after the cimmitlele assembels

assembled undrr a call which was par-

nf uiulc ltioll-ri. The silver follows as-

'fli‘llml for iliihl days .

clash will be made in partake of the Thirty you“. “8., “m... were only
qualites 0' “ "‘3‘ 9' strength. and "'9 two dozen explosive compoundu'
known to chemists; now there are over
will undoubtedly control the conven-. ”)0".
lion. and silver or gold will be supremo,
according as the committee so decides!
this aftérnoon.

The dli‘fcrcnces which exist will
make their apmurancc within five

 

llry o(iods News. Sept. 2", 1893.

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and the battle will be fought over theI smlth’ Murray co
adjustment of the dlilienitieii presented '
by the appearance of contested delcgu—i ""WWW'H" W: "- nanny (“'-

tions. The call for the convention cx-, .
plicitly invites to participate in the do; Barnum ”I. ”"580“,". 00""-

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lliberaiions dilly appointed delegates -~—-~--

representing all electors of Concciicut N
who favor ii rcafllrmation of the (th- ew

cago platform of iliilli. in several cau-

cuses iliiougliout the slate the gold Drapery

men have controlled. and us ii resultl

deltgutcs. presumably gold in complex-p
too. have been sent to the conventionl GOOdS-

The silver men will contest the right

of such delegates to all in a convention chry home "was some little ini-

iicuinrly “Wm“. in inrillniz only uil- prm'i'llli'lll to help along its cliccrful-

hcrcnlu of the last national platform of ""5” 7"" "l" """lll‘l‘ ”’l‘l wraibcr. l"
the party. Already notices have been this department urn just the very
"‘1‘ "id from eight 0" ““1 mm” from things ill." will add so much to ill“
which will come iwn N'lli of ili‘ll‘izliios

'ihc aold llll‘ll will claim their right
in soils on tho ground that they urc
“pnhm-"L‘. on Mt“ or thh‘ my”- Mom. ‘l‘orcrx, 'l'ublc i'oi‘ch. Hip-if Draperies.
rcn. ‘ui-w 'l‘upcstrly t'lftlll for touring. .\

”W “Hill lili‘ll‘l" ili'lllllll'l" il" "““l' (.l‘liliiliit in lli'iiin-i'y (lands and .ill .ii
cliniinulion oi national lxhllt'ti in furor

nominal tii'li'i'r.

looks of your home, ii new pair of Lace
l‘urliiliis. new Sam i‘urlalns. i'ourh

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sort li'nt rmnmmy and principle d... Sonic wry iii-w llll‘ll'illr .‘llill ai'cul
round a li‘llt‘l'dllnll of the adherence of who curing».
('oiinci-ili-ut to ill" national platform.

The control. which will lllllii be made , . . ,. . ,
inevitable. if not finally decided by the lltlrlil l(il.\i L“ l‘ l l "HIM"
common-c. will be taken with llli'l'i‘llrl- Mn l-‘ull l'lliiri'lie ~
ed mdor into the convention ital-if. 34.50

Mrmbl‘i‘s of llll‘ ciilnimiiw :ilill ill‘l' ”.9"
match organ to reach llrldgcpori lhl~
afternoon. but llic majority of ilimo
who wtll lllll'ui'lll‘tlf' tomorrow will tint 351‘" ll i‘JlL
nrrlw until the our of the «common Tho...- qiidllili's are .u hum d loqut
The number of dclciiiilss will approx M, ”Hm Mm value.
uiiialc Mitt. probably about bun.

The only ruudlduic who has been
nromlni-uily iiaiui'd for the oilb-r of .\li.\iil.\N l..\t'l‘2 i'l'lt'i'.\|N;~i
uoriruor in former i'ullml l-l'uici 'lfi'iii

than

hurt-r iluuici N. Morgan. oi lirldarpnri ’3‘“
.‘li'lllliill has iii in bot-Ii made of Ibo MW
nutm- oi .Ioscpli ll. tbvuiuui. of Non will"
Huron. the porn" uuiwruuiorlal i‘illltll' "no

tlitlt' Iwo yours ion. The oi lirr piano

on llli‘ llclu-t how not 1...." which ‘ . , _ , ,_ , ,.
Illltt‘tl of. iliid lllI'M‘ as well an lllt‘ ““3 “"5”“ Silllll “Ml“

nomination for now-rim will Why in l'i'l'liiilld ll'll domi oi this l.lllliill‘~

be found iii ”iv I'ciillns oluiu-orniluiy. WW” "I... left from "Hun,“ purcbao

7“ ”flag.“- of “'iibdu which we rccrirud about a
mu. "a“..t... ”MOI week use. ileniciiibcr these ai-o .ill
'0 I“ Devolution“ Mo, ill tie made from it send cloth and ion iw

Yellow Iiii toad lumi- lump. Illi'll in the helm all winter. Price on
llriducpori, i‘onn. Ht‘|lii‘llllb‘l' to” ruin. wuiih from ll to It I'lti'll.

iii-red him to hall and site up um...“ “mum out" in the Yellow Mill

pond murder mystery has iliiiti "ll been bdf‘lfifl.
Ml con-rod us to render it inimitable to
auueiuhc any hrw dvvrlopiuouls of up.
iuruni liupmouh-u. lime-illitoiuioni
illrnilnpbuiu no hm is at no ullliruiun
rally hour dilll ri-muiiml at his ilml‘
during ilii- tut noon. llv bad no curly
roiilrirnii ullb ilil' cii'li’l'llW‘ll. who im-
iiiiiliaiily .diir left and “pencil iln
work upon which ihi-y haw been cu-

lisrcpiionai values in immihc ltllnll‘
you Willll.

Narrow ‘l'urrhuu lam wilu liiu-ririu
lo innit-b. Ham on in tour llli‘lli‘H widc,
prhi- .h a yard. \‘dllli‘ lit‘ in I‘J‘pi a
yard.

'I’oirliouuind \‘ui Lam with luau
lion in iiiuif‘lwonc in four llli'lle. in .i
yard; valui- lithe in no a yard.

The only crvhi which ruiuwd iipwu- , "
uiistiun about headquarters won the ur~ 1m,“ “he“; i
"V“ ‘l ""W‘ “l °.“l°"l‘ 9' “V” “W" An slant line of lllllk him. who”
aunt who ircrc porinlllod by the poliw from 10t- " 35.. . "m.
to annulme- critically the New of ruli-‘ an“ 1““ m, “a a half to a"
ltt'l' i'llllll llllll Wfll’lll' ‘Ilul‘l‘l I‘llll'll llll'll'l WHIP Illllfllll‘ for '.|“ "I".
were found with inn remains of the vic- 1mm“ from 35.. to M iii" yard.

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WWW?!- N. Jo WON" ll" l'iri' miially Inn in a refusal to diet-loo:
at lace lisry orlsia lastiiiaiii ill-atruy- lip-Ir parses.
ed the window plane tvorlnl hm nwucd Neiblna further has been ill mi from
by comm ii. ii. liven. law. liilidmil. New Haven and Merldeu on far today

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'l‘horu are no it‘s or und's about ii; The Santana.
simply covers the licld. and covers it so thoroughly that
the wise tilliill’llhi'l' is sure to not returns more than i-oui-
llli'lisill‘illii with the money cxpcuilcil. Md: thc hcud of
any large business house represented in lls columns if
this is not so. i i l i l l l l

but us furnish you with a rate card. or drop in and
talk the matter orcr personally with tho hilrortisiiur
manager. He won't bore you. but will convince you
quickly that printer's ink luiys. and ptlys big when used
judiciously and in the columns of 'l'iiic Evasion Saarinen.

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'l‘he glasses are carried in a little has of
damask. lined with bright silk and tied
with ribbons to match. is case of the sum.
kind being made for the fan.

Violet. new mown hay. imliotropo, Iris,
whltu lilac and orchid are the fnuhionnble
perfumes. An entire absence of odor ll
perhnpis still more elegant.

’l‘ho pretty little toque of which an il-
lustration is given is suitable for a day ro-
ceptlon or Wedding and is of old rose rel-
\‘oi, gracefully draped. .»\l the left aids
are six cars of ri-lvcl. lllri'i' lung endemic,
three short and resting on tho hair. The,

, are held together by n Ji'wultid ornament.

.li llltf CHOLLET.

The My Ills-bond.

“There noes Ftubbiiis trying to fool the
ncloliburn. Ilia- wife is away from homo,
and he want. the woman next door to tell
her what is dull time he bod."

“What has he gut in that bucket?"

"ill dress Init."—-(‘lurelnud Plain
”£1“us

Fooled the Foreman.

At mm of tho imn Works in the north
of England a good story is told at tho
rapt-timid one of tho furl-inch It the
blast furnaces. l

The llll'll known as lllt' burrow men
how a curtain number of rounds or litr-
ruwa of on- lowlim'l to ”W furnace dnro.
iiiit llll'lf' night iioiiru ot' luliill'. '

lllll' stormy night llin forcmnn. who
was filifll'l‘lllllfllllt u wrrro headache.
n-lm-d in his mild“: but. being of a sua-
pu-ioud liitllll‘i'. liu loft llli‘ door open
llnil llt' might in or if anything annual
liuilx‘ |ilili‘i~.

'l'ln- lili'll had worked steadily on ft!
Willi" liltll'. passing the cabin was cools
borrow of ore on their way to the lift.
M ltial Ullt' man in llltrellll: the door re-
made-d loudly to unoliu-r. “Ono mun
round. l'al. uml tlirii"—- lint the fon-
uuui. ow-riwuriiiu the remark and know-
ing it won a long way of “hawking
oil" lllllt'. rushed to the door. exclaim-
inn:

".\llil thou what. my man?"

"And tlu-ii another.“ i-mliy replied
the Icirruw mun. and tho fun-luau re-
lirui.—l..i\cr|mnl Mon-my.

The MI- ‘l‘IiII Knowl-

“Tlicro are some iiu-ii.“ iuild )lr.
t-‘luylsdt. “that always know titan“
tliiius. 'l'hoy burn a pow- rof judnumll
that amounts to flt‘lllIII. 'i'licydlnwn
liu- iruili uncrrinuly. 'l'iwi- ltuow who;
is mild uudwhut lawn-hi: landma-
liou. and they know ll at the out"
Wills-int Wliilillfl for tho t‘\‘i‘lll. The]
rauui- Iliciun'li’ce not with muihlnuco.
but \iilh linuwluluo. and however tit.
clouds may lower tho-y urn not distorte-
isl. ludissl they ruthrr like the alarm.
for they know when tho cud will be.

“They are mom ‘Il‘h't‘l‘f‘ll than “that.
im-u ll't‘llll“ they uni llllllllllIII‘M‘ ll!
doubts. 'l‘lu'y don‘t doubt. tlioy hum.
uliil luctt follow tllcln. no tho; tum
\Hll. lbcryluly Mllllll‘il it man that
knows and is sure alsiiii li."—Nw
. l‘orli dun. * w , “

‘lllvd .b “all”...

A new-paper mmmwtulout hi it.
lssttlo of Album tells it gist-I Mingling.
a «mile of Iii-otchsiivu. llu woe walho
luu sidlly alumt the ciuup Miumfl
disturb the sinus-re on tho audit helm
the light wbru he urrrhmnl I will.
imiilul litiafurtli hluhliunlcr my to (
cuiurmio:

"Ah. Tani. how many Ilimndl
now are at house acruse illti'lhllke
in. o' no the tht.”

"Blubt. neatly." replied his alien.
"and how men millions there are lit“.
don't care a i is. iio to sleep. yo.
‘ fold."

Arid nib-nee fell upon thetaurnsed
the iaiuare.

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PM of It.

"I suppose Haley allil Slims are both
. truthful seas"

"Absolutely so. Neithosof them to
j sortable of initial a snisstatmt «fl
* fact. Why?"

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The works had been rluoul for not ill with rclcrcnrc to the More which are
n". ‘. . . ,. . pains unwound in those pieces.

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mim"~mcrmr~i'3°l

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