pprlhll purify}
fl
dy made. ind
. ta this matter
not than“. mm to
nore of the responsibil-
a ~ done. Recommend-
eilorta ot the we I
.~ 1 imposed of .
P. N. Knapp. W. W. Lester
lib. and the building com-
_ pt; 8. C. Palmer. G. ‘
H. Golden and Stephen
. . slut-ted the congre-
m the feature of the parish
finmnguvery réclll man in
. a, an a conse-
_ j I'ihhfidmIi to the; church:
~ a o t e poop e. owned
“a which every one nation
I'm; In conclusion Mr. Non
Wynne congregation to visit
‘chliffvch. and nearly everyone
to
in
in
K
A
Ir
on at the work thus ti
whit CONGREGATIONAI.
. Wlabard delivered an ad‘
in behalf of foreign missions. in
my Norwnlk Congregational
mterday morning. presenting
, In a novel and very interest-
ar. Frederick .i. Force gave
y halo. At the veapcr acrvice in
,_ oon, Miss Agnes ltoss Gibbs
soloist. She was heard in on
w rendering of l Heard the Voice
M Say. and 0m- Swectly Solemn
, / Rev. Gerald H. Board made
eaa on A ‘l’olygamist‘ in (Zon-
,. d at its conclusion petitions
Mailman Hill and others. ask.
for the expulsion of Congressman
, .B. H. Roberts. of l'tnh. from
. and a revision of the (ton-
.. In. were generally signed by pen-
3 the service. i
"collection taken in the morning
for the forward movement of the
a Board.
F
’I‘
T
(I
eN/ORWALK BAPTIST.
. pastor preached in this church
the morning service. A prayer
M" of deep interest preceded IIII‘
.. w. Dr. Graves gave three scr-
‘ y ”.81). m.. 6:30 and 7:30. All of
‘ discourses were attended with
power and listened to by deeply
-. congregations. The truth-
hfi night crowded the church.
nrhave young men llsienvd to n
_, better calculated to fit them for
' and useful lives. lir. Graves.
giving sermdns and lectures on
' In the Home to elevate piety in
”holds. ls intensely in earnest
, flu work of his important mission.
'Wlll mi his Inst sermon in tlic
Church tonight. subject.
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r
it
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i
SALVATION ARMY.
'I'h ‘iervices at the Salvation Army
vary successful yesterday. At the
ill meeting two were seeking sal-
, out] a great interest was mani-
by others. Cadet French left this
. - for the Men’s Training Home
‘ York city. and Cadet Dean will
. tomorrow for the Women's
. II Home. After a four months' t
. these institutions they will
.to field appointments Childrcns‘
m tonight at 7 o'clock. All cliil-
viralwelooma Wednesday night the
m cowl will go to Wilton to hold
miter.
i
Y. M. (l. A.
, is. .1. Wells. of the Stamford v. .u,
‘ a, 5.; gave a splendid address yester—i
., to a. large audience in the Nor-
” fiction rooms. on How to Study
m to [lye some thought that. might
Mod'away and acted upon. and
than one listener will henceforth
my God's Word with renewed in-
. “Volt- The rooms will be open every
Jfi‘fltt from 7 until l0 o‘clock. with
no member of the executive board
" chime to make it pleasant. for any
mg man who may call.
CHERCH CALENDAR.
Norwalk Congre-tional
‘ calendar—~1'ueaday, 1:00 p, m..;
Woman’s Sewing Circle. in the emu i
. «00 p. m.. prayer meeting oh
Junior Christian Endeavor Bocie»
: allboya and-girls between eight
' sixteen are invited. Thursday—7r
p" mid-week service. Subject.
H I.“ by Rev. John It. Lawo
‘ ‘ prayer Jud testimony meet-i
The pastor will be present and
everyone else will be. Friday-
1". m.. Young People's Society 0
. . Endeavor ”Nut Social." iii
of Mr. and Mrs. Pennell. f'urw
the church at ‘i p. m.
:4 -. ”W
. A! INIIERGENTS DEFEATRI).
pol-mom‘hlcrember ”-4: b'
Insurgents ia the departm!
were defeated November
river steamer left Cartha-
, It In claimotl. that the
i
. mm
was strong for yarnsn
wt“ '
H ' m Q-lb pence and Egyp'
. g minim. rm American:
. m “as nominal. there DC-i
' m doing. Goat were
until. perhaps i‘aitcl Iltatae C Ilfl' new Orleans
has arrived here.
Philippine l
:. . handles-tone
’ m
iii“...
< “.ch to
I'“. ‘ 0 0! II _
i it... ‘v mini
' Powell:
All well hm. . a ,
of at ibg. ‘wax' l onto invest
ua. Ara today deatro lug railway two: W
railea north with dramiu. Sheilinsi
continued. Doing va
tack moot brilliant.
hotshelIinre by the rl lab Booth My:
rica pollcc under
ed and five wounded.
Iledfordshlro:
two troopers.
commissioned
The following Is fro ‘ Nicholson:
--~All Well here.
We made successful night attack on durlna the present week have been
his advanced trench
men‘i of the Protector te Regiment kill. in this part of the heavens much before
cd. ‘ninc wounded.
and Ideuteuunt Elwin
unknown. but great.
Signal ilill and lodge-red
northeast of town
Southeast."
It is expected that
will leave for the fro
ber of Ilurghera havie been common-
deered and some have
General .lan ll. \i.‘
wounded and takcn
llrltish and afterward died in the hos»-
pital at Ludysmith.
central district conii
train who how not;
be corhmnndoered for police service.
1'
report for duty.
cd for failure to com
persistent disrcgn rd
fenders will be expel
(leneral .loubcrt promised he wouidbr: are both still hole and hearty. Mr. Sco-
permitted ‘0 return '0 Pretoria. H" field is in his ninety—first year and his,
camp he. was taken. to Pretoria. The wife in only a "w years younger. Both
mitted to leave.
prisoners are Well dared for.
's Second Coming; or. l'nbroken Elliot" Killed. C Ictfl' slim :‘izlrl‘ ten ‘3:er o‘ld. whxnhstl‘:ot “it:
“on When Jesus Comes. . 'cu cons ere n co cc n w
. ”5""! leaf Pm’hn' royal honors. and President McKinley
blc bended
cars crashed into thi caboose of nnotb- the first steamboat was only six years
er train at bit-Keen [locks last nigh
and piled the wrcch txr- up high.
ccr. of Ilrnddock.
knees.
In Old Employee of he Supreme Court.
Hchan. fifty years did, an employee in
ID! Hide. He said he earnestly dc- t
ed at his home toils}
W. Schon. a dentis.
refused to give thi
son was arrested.
.1
TI) EXPEI. INDIAN
Worden Lee is organising a posse herc ’
to came! from ('olirado aM’eriIl hunt Iona skirts.
drod Indians who a c encamped at the
headwaters of Yellow l'reek between
l’eilancc and Ilouizi
cngaged in killini:
are aim-med lest the Indians shall suck
to nvcnue upon firm the ltllllmi of i i. week it ('I . o . w
aeveral Indians by i lame Warden Wil- (2,.“ olllcinls '0," 'Iiufi‘maga ;f;';'::,,m:gj
, V e >
‘0‘ "I! n W‘" "I" "m" ""- ""“ or about placing a contract for build-
crnor lhomas has called on the shew ll“: rllhl drawlmt room "0...”... and
In”! ofdi'ivc months in northwestern m.“ combination initial and
joura o to aid the game warden in , _
icnforelug‘tbc laws. ’ cars to be used on tin Hay state Bx
‘HIIIY [bit of the old (‘olnl'iMlo I'l"! ”Ir
1! gagcd in the arm
.cuuai number of
‘ l'lninha.
. long at the
sushi. cox as Hi All!) .\ s’rmm-m
m‘ 1.1—er
:. lAyres. Captain It
lna. Octoher 2. IDE
It” II ”m Bogota mails . which arrived, her
. hundred steerage
in paeacnger» for
«winters for For": .
ihnve two cues of {mail no: on tau-rd.
The vessel and pa men have been
placed in quarantite and are underpo-
,ing fumigation.
we saw "Rid-taxi! s'r PORT 8M ,
. l -. ‘ .. W .
m ' m5?
ah bi! bi ..
mulled: ”to i a
,. ippd Ilia was a «with W
iondon. November 8w he W r If-
this morning pub , I: the i:
a)
I'l
l‘ 'illafald
as. Moods. tuber ac.-
“ ‘ Jill!” Mir.
y little ham.
3km“, u, an runners! ran.
on Cannon Rop- w
er of town. At- Mill-showman aat to to
notwithstanding! ' m...
.1 0rd. Enemy‘ The odvanee shard of the meteoric
uaities ,hve kill-display made AI“ debut last night.
The killed are: Itiloudlasa skies d a cold and rare-
t‘aptain Hon. D. H. raham. Fourth . lied atmoaphere were favorable for the
(l. A; fetched. Thirdiuight. At I o’clock a monster meteor
a» per cent major and ,devcribeda great art; across the north-
Wou ded: li‘ive non- o sky from west to out. It was our
oil! and 'trotlpors.~ uIiIlke the hlg‘modern-day aky rockets
ll British South A can police.’ '» as its head of blue an crimson Ire
(‘npo 'i‘p‘wn. Sundu , November 12-» burst into starry Dari-Ia «town the
eastern bdviaon. Smaller meteors were
" 'Bulnwayo. Sund . November frw iaeen during the night.
be following is fro Harlan-Powell: The arrangements at the Yale obser-
" ‘Mafeking. Weds sday. October 25 ; vatory for taking photographs of any
Eu my still shelling. i meteoric showers that may be visible
to "rum”, mm!-
mpted assault loda!
and southeast corr
st heavily. Our c
Inga Rifles:
last night, “eta mode on a most extensive scale. The
in; in with bayou t. Our loos six irrent show of meteora Is not expected
Captain Wednesday or Thursday. although it
may come tomorrow night. ‘
At the Yale observatory last evening
Enpmy vacated u reporter was told that the public
um mile-n has been given a Wrong impression in
[wry miles some newspaper articles of into. In that
. the idea has been carried that there
l'retoriu. Monday? Novpmbpr my) . was sure to he a meteoric demonstra-
he Standard and bi gm News says: tion on some of the evenings of this
another commando "W‘- ,
iii today. A nan- "The fact ia.‘ said the, informant.
"the chances are about four to one
volunteered. against us. The great display in all
nder ,. brother or over in fifteen minutes and it is fully
Koch. who mu. as liable to happen in the day time as
.mimnfl. by a... in the night. Of course. if it happens
in the day time or in briaht moonlight
or during thick clouds. we cannot see.
The house to homo visitation in lIlo' “i"
nues. All ucti-
volunteored wili‘
eluding
itzciarcncc. 'i'hird 1 Royal Fusiliers.
on. Enemy loss
‘ and
he commando was i
.——
LOX“ TIIII IAIIBIED.
lc re cxpectel It ”’ '
. pgtmltlcs im‘pos: out“ 331;”? ll IN tailed
0' cu“.-
ply with the ord- .
v... lines. ““d for The oldest married couple In the
l'uited States is claimed by New (Yn-
hose who are ellgili
Th1
r to report are he
of the order of-
-ed from the stoic. .
, ' noon in Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scotlehl
m..... mm;
hc bottle of Nicholsons Neil. has ur’; :22 Igghagd ”,3: aifiy-thirdhnml-
lved here. He complains that thong ding anniversary in May lost. They
“"91"” 0' war rclsased him “'0 days are able to attend church. walk- about
fter his arrival "M I” h” ”9"“ W" the borough streets and attend to thclr
H‘" reports that the daily labor about the house and prem
ices. Both hid fair to live several
years longer.
The “ailment conveys hn idea at
what a remarkable period of time t (If
married life has covered. When «y
were married King George III was still
king of England: Queen Victoria war
London. November l.'i-——Thc Ilriiish
ransport Hawarden Castle has snilci
rom (‘upe Town. bound to Durban.
COLLISION.
ember l.’i~~A dou- had not even been born.
When they were children there was
rg'k I'M" Efle riots railroad engine in the. l'nlted
'm' loaded "0‘" States and electricity was unknown:
I’ittsburg. I’d. Noi
Plitslui
reighi train of fill}
t old and the country west of the Misa-
lssippi Weill an unexplored wilderness
The killed: Allreil ('. I‘arter.‘ unitin-
I‘INDS A TEACHER AT “81‘.
until-ma. .1‘. Wear! Lug Ilklrb
will Instr-d Greenwich I’aplIa.
Miss (Tiara llubbcli. of Stratford
who rideu only a woman's bicycle and
wears only long skirts while wheeling.
'hao been engaged to instruct. the po-
pils in the North street district. school
in Greenwich.
This seat of learning. which In at-
tended by twenty-four children. has
been without it teacher for several
weeks. bliss Wood. of Heriden. baviny
hc Supreme ('ourt. was shot and kill- resigned because the parents of her
- by his son George pupils objected to her costumes. Mina
The fathpr mm Wood wore divider! skirts and rode 2
son money, The man's bicycle. hence the objections
of residents.
District Committeeman Mead trier
nay-m ili’N'i‘Imr’i , to engage in I'llissnwmul‘s aim-mot
. J“ ., some woman w o I d not ride a bicy-
"mhfl ‘3 (rame cle. lie was unsuccessful. Mlsu llub~
bell is a cyclist. but she always wears
Injured: 'i'honins ll. Brown. conduw
or. badly crushed. i'lll probably die
Krissell Lipton. taxman. one foot
rushed and both ega broken abori-
KILLED II Ills 80!.
shot Dead II New York.
New York. November ld-~~Georxe .l.
Denver. Col.. Nd
(‘Aliri mu HAY STATE EXPRESS.
. l’rcaidcni John H. Hall and former
VII" settlers i'i'csldcnt ('hnrles l'. ('larii. of the New
York and New ilnven ltoad will gt
ass f'reek and are
deer.
In“?
Th'r' “r“ """" prcsrk. According to the resigns oi
. d l the New Iluvcn roud oillciala these ten
iii-Iilr‘npfilgrxfltagg cars will be the finest in the country
These nri suppmcd to lw- ""1 will "0" about voodoo.
White Iioi ii agency.
-—0--'.i
EXCITENENT IN THE TIN MAR-
KET.
flan Juan de I’oito Rico. November London. ”0'9”“ 13‘7“” l' "'
“mm.“ 3 “mm" B citement in the fin market. which at.
' a i 'p 3‘9”" ter the gradual of the past months. col-
fix-3 ‘83 "my" inner-d ten points. to ml today. There
yestelrday a"; ”I‘- wcre free offerings. with but few buy-
M 2m mono i'llr- m'
obs and alxty pas-
iw. was found to
i
A WHICH DANGIK.
lfyouaverkadaeoldwhlchyonpar-
mitted to "wear away" It may iatarut
you to know it was a We pro-
ceeding. Ivory cold and cough which
l
.1
III asthma or aa-
Pon laid. Egypt November I!- :
m . OYBTIBI. cull. , also».
pose roman creme.
soups.
WmfllND OUR 0WD HOMER“)-
«our
iamlactai povuthewayforon-“
hepatitis.
..{ .
, RAILROAD MI.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers la
load: too.
to hm "stair“ '0' ‘ . Lora. cuss.
“'- . m .
,. , m.. . l 5' a calm ’ ' H.013 Thlbb. .t.
’ ' mal M156, ' ‘ 319“ Boat out on the half-shell. ‘ ,
The dam tp be hell.
0! all kinds.
Bella's Baked Deane.
Mum’s Canned Goods.
The heat in the market. !
firiurr.
Tan “-4.
DailyFrelgthina
NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK. fl
< and
It" YORK.
Propeller!
CITY OF NORWA LK.
VUIL‘AN AND EAGLE.
Leave Norwalk 6 p. in. Leave South
Norwalk, 6 p. in. Move New York.
{bar 23. East River. Beekman Street.
p. m.
r 3‘, go i, I
, “m
_ . and the ready ma
‘ ‘3'
VA’vbi'y ooohomlool‘sult to own In I
it can bc' worri‘vigith pro-
prloty “almost. any occasion. and the
coat and use word With trend." ‘of
lair-ole or of striped motor-loin lab- . most
stylish “To“. Have tho vast doublo-
bro-stud. ‘
Another very nobby suitlaono mad.
. of ho-vy rough bluo cloth.
‘Dtrlpod Worsted. and Oxford. or.
very popular and are oxtonalvoly worn
for basin... and informal goon-Iona.
We havq suit.- at prices to suit your
financial ability.
Our firm lino of Overcoat: we cor-
dially Invite you to inspect.
the coat single.
PRICES FOR THE
ASKING.
FrahCis 8: Co.
93 WASHINGTON svnzz'r.
sourH NORWALK.
yours necessary _
Id firillako bf u,- to’bo‘oomoflrmly pon-
v‘loqud that rbaqy-to-woar stilt. unjust
an uppity no cue.» mod. by few." tailor.
do kind coat: no “much
“c. nouns“
aom NOI'ALK'I
llPiilliillll’iINlifl
Mud-”hum
ona parwiih auworl
done in this aaatloa of
Moi.
answer. BUILDING
Mlmm
i
P. D. STANNIRD,
(Successor to J. D. JENNINGS.)
Fund Director and limbilmer:
‘F Main street. Norwalk, Conn.
keiephoue Call. ”-2.
m..»- M... u.-.“ .. .. . ..-..._w___....._.
O
benefit of the some.
JOHN
To].
COAL !
Having purchased a large supply of Coal
previous to the recent advance in price, 1am
now in a position to give my m the
I) steak consists of lrat-alaaa Boole
only, hath Lablgli and freeharalag.
llealatoa and Jackie. Eu. Stave. lat
3mm attention given the Mn; and
preparation of all cool before dallvcy, and do
iivered by careful and experienced man.
H. FERRIS.
149 Washington Street.
JACOB Ni". LAVTON
F e. Life and Accident
URANCE.
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterling
Drafts Loans Negotiated.
and Stocks Said.
Oiv‘l-‘if‘i-I. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOIT'l'il NORWAIM. ‘ —CON.V.
Notary Public. Acknowhdgements
Taken. '
o. w. RAYMOND.
fiuuualmvoctcr
and Maker.
a Washington St. loath Norwala
Banana. 0 m: Term
telephone at Mule. :44.
Brazilian Balm!
l'CI. Coll. 186-1.
EIGHIAND BAVAIIAN.
HIGHLAND ”ALT ”TRACT.
and “all with Iron.
PUT UP WKESSM FOR RAIILY USU.
as carefully as a physician's prescription.
THE PUHEBT IALT TONICS HADE.
They build up the weak. and are unsurpassed in any particular.
Home and aaioonl lurniahed at reduced prion.
nlnrvnun ran: 70 rasuuls.
ISAAC G. “MILTON. Sole ngent.
71 NORTH IAIN STREET.
or am on stirring.
HIGHLAND ' BRANDS:
HIGHLAND BRANDS ABE STRICTLY UNION.
south Norwalk Telephone call. 1‘94,
Till HIGHLAN D. Winnipauk.
HIGHLAND 0N TH. LABEL W9” HIGH"? HANDLE“.
HIGHLAND PILBNIR.
HIGHLAND CREAI ALI.
Stock Ale and Porter
NORWALK HOTEL.
Rm
DeodlymEneiny
C O L DS
AND
ALL THROAT DISEASES.
m.....
. r n. ssxm. owned,
a. n. rump. Bthorwalk.
Taylor 5 Golden,
am saver:
no Issuance
‘ loa‘na Negotiated.
onion 0' 1
MI W Wm.
M wool-gm street,
on.
Plltlltlifl'll
COAL from
{any cough and
m'l"""gu" ‘
hernytothe
.. $ :3
m ‘
cook with meal
It Pays to Get the Be:
It is a well known fact that the best of workmanship
and style in
Sign and Wagon Painting
Can be found at
Tilly’s Sign and. Carriage Works.
COAL.
_ The comfort of homeassured. Warm house. happy
wife and children togmet you at night; 3
a on time, all because you ordered your
i08-
Raymond
ood natured“
$5.00
imam
' lilo
, we
glaring at Trollope, "ham mm
to describe myself as your obedient
servant. where“ is real it
very well that i am
' aort."—-Bal Francisco Amount.
‘of the country than all other III
put counter. and an
yam was a
For a great many years doctors pro-
cribad local remedies. and by m
. iy failing to cure with loan traatnut.
proved caiarrb to be a constitutional
. . pi lathe v
' language and "priv .
3%., .o ",- ‘ ‘ 1‘ ‘~'
mature," said II: with
M know
lot of the
1There is more Catarrh In this section;
ill the last, .
opposed to be incurable.
lawman."
pronouaced it incurable. ‘, lance has
disease. and therefore flotilla courtl-
tutionai treatment. Hall's Catorrh
Cure, manufactured by I“. J. Cheney
& C0,. Toledo. Ohio. is the y con—
stitutlonal cure on the market. It In
taken internally in doses from ten
drops to a teupoonful. It acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any can it fails to cure.
Send for circulars and Mimoniala.
Address. F. J. CHENEY t 00., Tm
iedo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggista. 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
i
Miss Walsingham-We can trace
our ancestry back to the Norman cou-
queat. can't we, mother?
Mrs. Walaingham (sadlyl—Yes. but
we don‘t know where your mum wall
last night.-—Bomerville Journal. i
Tomamghinwnay .
ToCmaColdiaOneDoy i
TociuoSore’rhroatinOnenay
ToOunnominOnoDay i
l'ake Cleveland‘s Lun Ilcoler, 25 cent».
if it fails to cure. we wi lchccriully' refund
new money. tTrial sin: free.)
For sale at Pialatod'a Drug Store.
South Norwaik. and Edward P. Wood's.
NorwaIk.
Tommy-Say, paw.
Mr. Flu—Well?
"if Dewey was elected president. do
you reckin he would go and get in-
augurated on the 3d of March, instead
of the tilt—Indianapolis Journal.
Dr. H. II. Harlan. Summit. Ala.. says.
"I think Kodol Dyspepsia Care is a
splendid medicine. I prescribe it. and
my confidence in it grows with contin-
ued use." It digests what you eat and
quickly cures dyspepsia and indigna-
tion. George C. Stillaon. South Nor-
wallr, Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
..___._.._.—
Naggus—I have read your speech. '
Borne. and. to tell the truth. I don't
like its physiognomy.
Horus-Ito phyaiogaomy’! What no
you mean? ,
Nagguih—It’ii’d‘s are too close'to-
gether. '
T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c. The quinine has
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
An art criticism-She‘d look better
without so much powder and rouge on.
"Yes. She isn't so bad as she's
painted."-—Philadcipbla Bulletin.
______,.___
You never know what form of blood
poison will follow constipation.
the liver clean by using DeWItt'a Lit-
tle Early Risers and you will avoid
trouble. They are famous little pills
for constipation and liver and bowel
troubles. George C. Stillm, South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
.__....___..._..
('hicago Girl—Now that we are en-
gaged. tell me truly. is there anything
in your past life that you have reason
to be ashamed of?
Chicago Youth—Darling. I cannot
tell a lie. I once thought for a week
that i loved a St. Louis glrl.—-Chicago
Newa.
La Grippe, with its after eflecta. an-
nually destroys thousands of people. It
may be quickly cured by One uinuto
Cough Cure. the only remedy that. wo-
ducea immediate results in coughs.
colds. croup. bronchitis.pneumonia and
throat and lung troubles. It will pre-
vent consumption. George C. Stillman.
South Norwalk; Edward P. Wood, Nero
walk.
“Does d'.\uher work hard 2’“
"Points all day until just before
sunset."
. "What is his specialty?"
“Sunset."
"i had dyape la fifty-even years.
and never foun permanent relief till
I used Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure. Now I
am well and feel like a new man."
writes a. J. Fleming. Murray. Heb. It
is the beat digestant known. Cures all
formea of Indigestion. Physicians cv-
erywhere prescribe it. George C. Hall-
son. South Norwalk; Edward I'. Weed.
Norwalk.
"You should mid l'oor Richard's
maxim." said the serious citizen.
"i don't know." answered the young
man from New York city. "if I were
really ambitions to put money In the
bank i believe l'd rather have a low
pointers from Ric! Richard."
J. D. Bridges. lditor "Dental."
hamster. It. H.. .1250" llama
la the remedy for
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