utility. next price... then style. and lastpbut not,
‘ ll‘lhfle things are looked after and thoroughly
putting. vConsoque‘utly you arepleased and snare we.
"t ‘ nos. you are surely to remained
0l§tcrcdiu tliélatcat fabtics. Marvelously low prices.
iMotriiiICIiairs, all styled/frames, with and without/ toot—
,jl tlier, tapestry or velour cushions. ExclusiVe designs
light-ices. ‘
lilting DivanSww—tlie latest in furniture—rive have them.
kl Furniture is fully up to the “gold standard."-—Easy
. Gillian Chair‘s, Bay Window and Comer Chairs, 'l‘etewa-
flail/ans, Art Tables, Cabinets, etc.. in pleasing variety. at
nine prices.
lild not make a selection from our variety of 35 atylcs
too? ”Some in leather, others in silk, pantisotc and broca»
prices are an catchy as the. variety.
l the worldirenowned Mntlntsliek Pianos, we carry the only
ate line of Music Cabinets in town. Prices front $3 to $18.00
d every one a bargain.
Extra special values will be oil'ercd this week in Pictures,
it... ditches. Dressing 'I‘ables. Ilnll Racks and White Enameled
flail, Brass Beds.
"tit Confectionery l.)eparimcnt. on main iloor, is makingr more
(lb every day;or(iers by either mail or telephone. for cortice-
ct‘y, Ice Cream or Ii‘inc lekery. will receive immediate atten-
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
. S tune vant,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STREETS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
WW
, 103111118 Um Christmas.
Holiday Goods are comingr in, and to make rdom to dis—
play them, we will make a sale of short lengths and broken
illncs.
: RESS GOODS WILL AFFORD A SPECIAL ATTRAC-
TION.
SILK WAISTS
are always in demand. You
can buy them at less than
their value.
MERCERIZEI) SKIRTS.
Have been samples. It
didn't improve them, but
(lid improve the prices for
AREMNANTS AND opp
, PIECES
“the 'sold at attractive prices.
OUTING FLANNEL-
ETTES.
Short lengths at short prices
you.
SILKOLINES AND MATS AND RUGS.
t ‘ SWISS DRAPERIES. Dropped patterns. Just as
‘ _ good quality and lower
Some attractive bargains. prices.
‘A counter devoted to special items for this sale.
NECKTIES. BOYS' WAISTS.
COLLARS. MEN'S SHIRTS.
SUSPENDERS. TAM O‘SHANTERS.
‘ And other goods at sale prices.
A. DICKERMANSC SON,
till Washington Street. South Norwalk.
' me
, .
.ir
,. .r
A Husband”.
', ‘ t “1 “int Vigor
j ,. ‘ anilluluod...
\ -, tin .Nl’ htrEmiuiono. Loss of Memory, all wanting dis-
“ ' mug. distinct: of roll-abuse or excess and lndiucretion. 60
w”? - N am. tonic and blood builder. Bring: the pink PILL.
' l“ ., 'low to'pllo chock: and restores the tire of youth. By
‘ (gull soc. par box. 6 boron for $2.50. with our bonk- 6°
, f. 'ob'lo mum. to cure or refund the money paid. 0".
‘ .. . 04;le circular and copy of our bookablo guarantee bond. '
“ . 8o
‘ I i ‘ . , ' EXTRA STREEQTH
‘ . . 'ITA WEABLET Immediate lloouiil
thinly guaranteed cure for Loss of Power. Varioocolo. Undeveloped or Shrunkon
' no. Paulo. bocornoior Ataxia. Nervous Frustration, Hyutoriu. Filo. lounlty.
. ylllttlll tho Rambo of Exconivo Una at Tobacco. O tum or Liquor. By Inlll
> a package. 8|.oo a box, 6 for $5.00 wlth our We mum bond to
logo “yo or'rotund monoy paid“ Addroll
NERVITA MEDICAL COMPANY
_ «ammo outmooutuum
“fluid by Mono: 0. BTILLI‘ON. drought. Moth Norwalk. Conn.
, {QUICK
‘ Who'll'dn mypnpu.
“ MM cherry anddo .
SORE THROAT?
Brazilian
Itic. tic. too or 31.00
Sor
PLAISTED'O
' hribod jockeys with
._ . . it'
litllll litthll MI
W
mlsm rebooted "by tho "Wuhintton
specials denim .Wlth ,Clllml.‘ Ni. ii
kocn coho lng‘f rent intimationinot.
llhe'gtooinyfiorohndlltli thrower). n-
od mitten will be at) ‘ ‘ .
draw from tha‘ooneert f ‘o'poworals
only One of the caused ”or this feeling.
for the British ministers are now in-
clined to‘bolieve the present line of
negotiations cannot reenltauntlaiactor-
il
"y‘t'i‘iie Unitedvstatcs.”»oald about at
of the Foreign olllee. to a roproso to-
tive of tho‘Auocluted Prose, “cat at
be any more anxious than illusion . to
get out of the Chitin muddle. The
cabinet miniature are reluctantly com-
ing to believe that the endeavors to
compel China to punish individual of.
tenders are merely waste of time.
Death by edict is alarm and a fairly
tale. The powera" forceu now in
Chitin. are utterly inadequate to over-
run the country and enforce their dc-
uinnda. England has no intention of
augmenting her troops to such an ex-
tent'na would be necessary" the Eur-
opeans themselves undertook to inflict
punishment. It looks very much as
if we shall all have to climb down.
The only question is how can it be
done with the beat dignity and under
circumstances giving the moat satin.
factory results.
"The policy of indefinitot'deelinution.
which the. American lonrunls seem to
attribute to Germany, is not In the
slightest oliared by Great Britain."
This view in not that of a maturity
of thc llritiah prose. who. without tak.
ing pains to find out the inner opinion
if the cabinet. generally condemn
what they are pleased to call the
"weak-knccd policy" of America.
l‘hc. seizure of the British steamer
'I‘aboga. by the Colombian government
')fllt‘l0lS. at Panama. in hot regarded
ioriously here. The British gunboat
Pheasant will Investigate the matter
and in ii"? course of time. Colombia
will probably be asked for an explano
tion. But the affair Is not likely to
oroduce any striking developments.
The request of United States Anibaauafi
vlor Climate for the snpprcsllou of the
Filipino Junta, at Hong Kong. has
been put in the hands of the colonial
oillcc. It will probably take come
weeks to uncertain the forth. with
doubtful results. An official said:
“Houg Kong. of course. is part of a
free country. and WP cannot take too
arbitrary steps. even to please Aim-ri-
ru. Mont of the International plots
ire hatched right bore in inndon. but
are are quite powerlosa to anpprcsa
them."
The. pcruiatcnt reports that Sir Al-
fred Milncr. the British high commie.
richer in South Africa. will be invalid-
ad homo. permanently. are groundless,
He will be afforded a holiday as soon
1.8 feasible. lie in the last man the
government contemplates withdrawing
hour south Africa. and the state of bin
health by no llltéilllS‘ justifies the
rumors.
London's new lord mayor. Mr. Frank
Green. taken a very practical and
triendly view of the American invas-
ion or the city‘s finance. trade and
transportation.
“It in merely a matter of utilitarian-
ism." he said. to a representative. oi
the Associated Press. “American cap-
Iiul Ia bound to improve business here.
and l welcome warmly anything tend
ing to bring the two nations the most
good. even though It may appear to
result only to the advantage of one of
them.
“Regarding placing government
loans In America. patriotism naturally
compels me to any English financiers
ihould have the first chance; but if
Americans give better terms. let them
have the loans by all means. All
things being equal. I see no reason
why America should not be allowed to
subscribe to the loan. which Is likely
to be asked for at. the resumption of
Parliament. and if by opon competi-
tion she can secure the bulk. I am
sure. no hard feelings will exist in the
cliv."
hot on the heels of Mr. Charles T
Yorkes's underground railroad scheme
come the announcements of so many
projected roads. that London may lll‘
cinld to have beconio the victim of the
tube mania. If all the companies are
allowed to operate, hull of London
would be undermined. Parliamentary
sanction will be applied for in the case
of no loss than ton electric tubou nc-
censltatlng the deposit of £5.000.000
an Parliamentary guarantee.
Mr. Albert Johnson. of New York. in
Interonted In an entirely different
scheme. lllH Interculu lying Iii the di-
roctlon of suburban inn‘fncc ll‘lltlllOllJ‘S-
peolnlly in Manchester and Liverpool
and the large. clilou of the north. whore
be In acquiring iniportunt concenhiorrq.
The announcement that Franciu llow
nrd. the non of Mrs. 'l‘. l‘. ()‘(lonnor by
a prcvlona marriage. in rcpreaoiiting
the leading article In his Visit to the
United Staten, in nrdur to Induce the
llnltod Staten government to cutabllab
a national art gallery. uppcara to be
premature. The Daily Chronicle anya:
"He has. it in true. naked Messrs. Bar»
goat and Whistler whether a nation-ii
gallery had their approval, and both
mado an affirmative roply. but. there
hi no attention of an agency. and hard
ly one of an advocacy of national gait
Iorlori In the cause of international gal~
Iorion. which tho loading eltldu of
America already have."
All aorta of rumors are current
about the Jockey Club iuyuatigution in
to Lord Durham'a oharguo against Ima-
tcr Raiff. among which In‘ tho allega-
tion that a woll~known Hportamnn
lurms umouuta
during tho pant treason and poekolod
large pronto. Whatever the truth of
this. It. In certain that tho lnvontlgution
Inn! developed into a far larger scope
than when It commenced. and now in
volvoa grave Issues. In which Englich
as well an American Joukoya and own-
oru are concdrned.
JEWELRY WORTH $1.000 sTOLEN.
CHICAGO. November Mia—The real-
donco of Washington Porter was enter-
all last night by porch-climbers and
jownlry to the amount of $1.000 stolen.
Mm. Porter is a daughter or Lafayette
MeWilllnma. a cousin of Prouldont Mc-
LOND‘dN. th'amiiiir.til¥‘-‘~'i'lid iioliab‘
10W! ll.» “
'in the Arms of Jenna}. but whom hi
blame. and sentiment is apt to become
t! it ,
for what he tornado“
the churchyt o to. 4.“.
oontimontali y wh’ cli ‘
i
drive». moo away f ghlni .
“There iii a m . tiger... said:
‘n
man's not within _
God and which will Inppcar with the
evolution of the tractivoinan. whow'ui
blood the church of the future With a
do rilife.
turn of mankind. ,
tended to lower wofllhlp" Into the ex-.
prosaion or a sontlmontnot vitniireu
by thought. One. sees-“the traces or
this everywhere In the triditionui
forms of woraiilp. llangc tlirougli‘ any
hymn hook and you will find pientyot’
allusion». breathing unit. 'aweet. sick-
ioh acritinieatii,but cumulatively few
breathing strong and heroic tooling.
abundance of plaintive flight, but a
great luck of bracing trumpet calls.
the heart finding free .itt'ern'nco for its
longtngs. but the mind lihtllng‘llttle for
its valiant doaires.‘ The manifestations
of the piety whioh‘lovmi God 'wlth all
the henrt.’ but not of the? piety which
loves Him ‘with all thoiulrid.’ our
own hymual has an amplitude of the
hymns typical of the child cry: ‘Snfe
there in It such a ringing strain of the
devout man as that noble hymn 01'
Samuel Johnson. ‘Lifo of Ages Richly
Poured.’
“Worship naturally employs nym-
boln. Symbolism cannot be. too beau-
tiful so long as It in. accompanied by
trim thought. lint while woman re-
mains uncrcnted. feminine. reeling
tends to run out in cffemlnnte em-
uontimeatnlity. The woman whom
man has made—another woman alto-
gether from the woman whom God in
making—dink conic Into the church as
into a ccicatial drawing-room which n.
wan her concern to have acuthotlcnlly
well ordered. It is desirable that. on
things should be done dccehtly and In
order and that beauty nliould clothe
worship in tho uncrcd piano. lint ii iii
not doalruble that. our use of intense
reality should have a brlc-a-bruc relig.
ion wherein colors and tones are not
accessories. but essentials. The church
pullers through this oilemlnacy which
the women of the pout have fashioned.
Our clergy are tempted to drop‘to the
Iovel of sentimentality which the init
iincry of worship inspires. An untan-
culatcd clergy can only lead in an of-
teniiunte worship which will turn men
away from the church. This in already
3mm in the preponderance of women
at service; and In the Catholic coun'
tries. where the main reliance lk on the
priest, on the confession. on oc-
cleuinatlc direction, on symbolism and
ornntion. the line In drawn In attend-
ance at church by the nexus.
"Mun having laid his freedom and
developed through education lllitl.
speaking generally. reached first the
higher stage of cuitu e of character
wherein the hooded t‘igulotlon of con-
duct is supplied from within. not from
without. Woman, being later in win
nlug licr freedom and developing her
education. representalihc more back-
ward type of culture. The womanly
idea of religious life still places the
soul on its knees belore external nu-
tliority. Wooten not up the confession-
als which are rocppcaring in our
church. No change of creed seems to
break down this spiritual dependence
of women. The secret of peace for the
average woman In still found In accept-
ing the outward authority til a throng-
cr soul. It is the an whom man
has fashioned that so a up the author-
Ity of the priest. The woman whom
God in creating will ho more need an
external directorship‘ot her soul than
titan needs it."
OBJECTED TO THE MATCH.
Killed Man who wan to Marry his Sia-
ter-in-taw, Then Shot Himself.
JACKSONVILLE, Oregon. Novem-
ber 26—~G. W. 'l‘rnynor last night shot
and killed J. l-lardonbrook and then
killed himself. liardi-iibrook was en-
guged to be married to Miss Sarah 1.,
liocaon. a sister of Mrs. ’I‘ruynor. but
'I‘raynor objected to the match and It
inr said had threatened Hurdcnbrook'a
ll 0.
Last night about It o'eloek Mist-i tion-
non. Hardenbrook and Mrs. Truynor
were sitting around the fire, when
'I‘rnynor walked out on the porch and
a few minutes later a ballot camo
cracking through the window. it.
atruek linrdeubrook in the head and
he died In an liuur. Trnynur wan
found shortly afterwards near tho
house, with two bullet-holes in lllii
head.
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T0 REPREBS FLAGRANT VICE.
Hearty Response Mada to the Appeal
of Loading New York Citizens.
NldW YORK. November 2tl-lndlcu-
tiona point. to a hearty rcaponac to tho
ppm-til inndo by tun lending cltimnu
or New York for a Illl‘t'tllllX to he held
temorrow In the Chamber of Corti-
mercc for the Illll’pont‘ of devising ironic
plan to roproas flagrant vlcc. not only
on the blunt. Side. lint. In other localitli-a
in the city.
icy-Mayor Abram H. llcwitt. one of
tho nignoru of tho latter which was
sent out. will probably prouidc. llluhpp
Henry G. l‘ottor will bn naked to make
an uddroua and giro suggestions.
it‘ ill not likely that the Chamber of
Commerce will be in uympnthy with
tho uoinmlttoo named by Tammany
Ilnll to lnvoutluute vice and proceed
against thorns who are ronponnihln loi-
lt'ln this city.
...._..n——
LIVES LOST W A FLOOD.
MEMPHIS. Tenn" November 20»—
t‘iovornl lives worn lost in the floods rc-
cantly In Went. 'i‘ohncauco. North 0.
llyersburg a woman and two children
In a buggy were tittown Into a nioutrn
by tho crumbling or the roadway and
all were drowned.
A mail carrier was drowned in Carley
Crook near (llymph. ldllll'ilillltl county.
while attempting to ford the ntroam.
A motion hand on the llliaoia Coir
trnl Railway was drowned at the Santa
Kluley.
. chef:
they the power or women; a danger. f. L ‘3‘
banner, whiebria the 'reliiit at. no '
fully created by 1
l" onion has herethl’uro boon ohleiiy ‘
the repreuentative ot~t.lln,.emotlonnl ua- .
Her influence can '-
‘ A
25¢ .
tones and by black.
Two st les
Underslclrt Sic
halve—43.00 and $3.50
with Dost Ruffle andr‘s
and stiffened
of the Bamboo and the
-—-~..— I—
A and leaf in the history of tele-i
graphic communication is encompassed ‘
iii the story that never before
have there been so many mes-
sages sent to the dead as at Galves-
ton. Thousands of deapntchec have
been cent to persons who were do
strayed by the recent hurricane. and
who can never call for them,
There In more Catarrh in this sec-
tion of the country than all other dis-
eases put together. and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur-
able. For a great many years doctors
pronounced It a local disease. and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by con—
stantly falling to cure with local treat-
ment. pronounced It lncnrublc. Science
has proven catnrrh to be a constitu-
tional disease. and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall's Ctr
tarrh Cure, manufactured by F.
.l. Client-y & 00.. Toledo. Ohio.
is the only constitutional cure
on the market. It is taken in-
ternnly. in doses from 10 drops to a
teaspoonfni. It acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tem. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case It falls to cure. Semi for
circulars and testimonials.
Address. I". J. CHENEY & 00..
Toledo. 0.
Sold by Drugglata. 75c.
Ilnli‘a Family Pills are the beat.
We lately saw a line blue grass pan-
turc rooted over by the ncro by it drove
of hogs In search of the earthworms
which the excessive ruini-i of the fan
had brought to the surface of the
ground.
"l have. used Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Romody. unrl
ilud it to be a great medicine." uuyn
Mr. E. S. Phipps. of i‘otoau. Ark. “It
cured me of bloody flux. I cannot
uponk too highly of it." This remedy
alwnya wink the good opinion. if not
praise. of those who are it. The quick
puma which It allot-tn ovon In the moat
aovorc rain-n. make It a favorite ovary-
wburu. For sale by George (3. skill-
aon. Smith Norwalk. and Edward 1'.
.‘ . 2357‘ w" “ l.. ..
,, * Fully-of lian
Four Prices
There will be displayed
dolntyolyles of Homemaker! and Embroidery. ark. Scallopi'ng and
.1 Embroidery and dellcafeLace T rimming. Onlyfoar prices. however.
i are robe included birth:
varietyrat’bailr loner arid big/m figures.
50¢
IN SOFT FINISHED SIEKS. Stilton.
dc Cbene are the leading weaves
two of the trio. being of fairly heavyweight.
worldly 4 ofcolors. for both street and evening
self admirably to the affect of a bandwme
soft and delicate in weaoe.
Sultana $1.00 [Crepe de Cherie $1.00 and $1.25 Peat: dc Sole...”
oatl'be figures—will) a very loin price.
Heavy Mmen’zed Underslzz’rt
with Mo Carded Raffles. Is made
RAMBO? ARITICLE; of Furniture,
season. preset: a ric mess o appearence and attractiveness of desi n that bas never
father to been shown in this class of Furnishings. The beautiful [frowns and yellow:
. tasteful shapes into cubic]; the material '5 '22: [if he .
dam’ly Ina'a Sea's Comer Cbar'rs. Boole and Music ‘ mug ma the
to diversify the fittings of 3 Drawing Room Library or
Sitting Room. A pretty Bamboo Comer Chair at
g . Monday. Na-
aka . . . camber? 26th. the coun-
~e Chief ‘ters..of"tbe*entlre‘Hand-
- . bcmbl'ef Section will
be debated to a sale
of Wornen's Handker-
Hamlllmblefs in allthe
foals. tbOugb the Section holds an infinite
$1.00.
_ Peat: de‘Soie mac"...
of the present season. Tb: first
are shown in a wide
wear andébeir rlclii.[‘soft lustrerlmtlsr’t
. gown or aist. 'h: i' e Crepe do Chen:
is represented at the Silk Section chiefly by ligbt evening
75¢
i...
.25.
FIVE DOZEN . .
MERCERIZED UNDERSKIRT S.
of Mercerr'zed Undmkifis at one
lion just now because of the
price are attracting attention at the
combination they offer of an extraordinary
Would be conser- $ [.98.
Mercerized Tailarmade Skirt ,
Made with Strapped Seams and film
Ruffles. faced and Velvet bound. A
1 . Strikingly stylish Skirt.
lined. faced
bought especially for the coming holiday
Sacks. Tables. eta. 'bery' desirable
$1.75.
The D. 'M. READ Co.
Established I857.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Alwaus buus of us. He knows that
our stock is the freshest and most
complete in the din. Everulhiaa in f,
the Groceru line at the most moderate
of charges. , I '“V
“
THE 0an Fund. ‘l
l
Corner Rallroad Plano
'n
.
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lu Jamaica there in a mountain. lle-l lie-«I have been lti' to, r "'
twcou Kingktou and l-lt. ’l‘liouiuu In the i morning since my eni‘illoi‘erwfalliie‘m;
cart. on the south side of the islnnddanlury.
which home the. name or Judgment. Ills Wife-Yel; now that, we are able
Mountain. or Mt. Sinai, because of tho: to hire a cook you can never get your
awful cutuutropliu which occurred brcakl‘nut oti tlme.~.lutlge.
there in 1692. by an earthquake. lni --
the district of kit. Alltll'OW only one; JELLO. THE NEW DISOKIT.
iplenuea all the faintly. Four flavors:
...,-... m.
—. o.» 4 . ,.._ é"...
Weed, Norwalk.
it you malm your Iiirod mun milk nix
«town morning and night buntdou doing
a ton hour day's work in tho iluld. don't
kick it llu taken three upoonfulii or ring
nr in bin coffee.
Chomborlaih’u Stomach and Liver
Tablotq ouro blilonsnoua. conntipntlon
and hoadacho. 'l‘boy nro array to take.
and pleasant la client. For anln by
George C. Btillaou. Elouth Norwalk.
and Edward 1’. Wood. Norwalk.
The. one colony of New tiontb Wales.
In Auntrulla. huh lost 32.1“.000 cheap
during the pact nix yearn owing to the
drought which ruined the nlioop pan-
lurch.
Both makers and (simulators oi conn‘
tertoito oommlt fraud. Honest men
Will not dmolve'yuu into tidying wortln
hm unanimous oi thtt'n Witch
Hazel Salve. The original in infallible
for curing pilots. moron. ‘ecz’onin and all
skin dinner. 0. c. mutton. south
Fork of the Form; ltlvcrc :
4 Norwalkzh. P. Weed. Norwalk.
Iiouuc wan lci't utundlug.
1 Luniou. Orange. Raspberry and throw-
A VILLAGE BLACKBMITH snvao' berry. lit your rocors. r 0-
Hi8 LITTLE son's. LIFE. ‘ilny. r . T y it t
Mr. 11. it. Black. the wull~known W
lvillngu blacktimltll at oruimmnvniufi “They're honotin' food deal 'bcmt
Sullivan (30., N. v.. unyu: “Our llttlel Nils bla conmmtotui: i. may. but‘tain'i
non. live years old. baa always llut-n‘ ('Di‘mclf’ ,
cabinet to croupuand no bad harm the "An' why not WWY?" ‘ ‘
nttnuka been that we have» toured "001 l was bound asleep (in tli’ sun—
many tlinca that ho wanld (”0. Wu nr side of an unflilhbiiilhun ol' Miner's
have had the doctor, am] tired muny‘ hnyntnck lll' afternoon the cohiitltt’fel-
modiclncn. but. Cllnlnlml'lklll'ii Cough Ier culled."—-Clevehtnd.Platn Dealer.
.. . . .
Rumody lll now our polo reliance. iti'
rooms to dinnoivr- the tough mucouud ONLY CUR! PORDYQPIPMA. .
and by giving froqunat dunno. whcni Mill. prgnmm “All; 01mm myrtle.
thc’ croupy symptoms appear. we harm; Dal” anya: ‘ “l in) cred (Or years With
found that the dreaded cronp In cured uyapcpsla. Used to hut/o grant. dill-
bctorc It sets mu d." Tom is no rim and belching. [tried everything
danger In giving th a remedy. for It l‘could hear of, but nothing heipod’nio
coutalnb no option or other iaiuriona up i took nrmithmllthtn’i. and one 50
drug. and may be. given an confidently cont ironic cured incompletely/3’.
to a babe as to an adult. For nuyo by For min by It. lll’f‘lnlated ond'I'. H‘.
ll. 0. Eitilbion, tiontli Norwalk. and ill. Baxter.
l‘. Weed. Norwalk.
M
City Neplicw-What do you thinki’of
Slic~vl nndorntnnd ii. in the tomato [)|'_ ngtmry as (9 llclani
moamdto which stincn and bites. lv‘armer Huyroo ., first doctor any-
Hoh'l‘hnt’a that like your sex; you where in this part“ i tho county-
love to do something moan and iii-nal nearly always all fishing whoa he’n
about it bathroom utter. iwnntcd. .-
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