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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 12, 1902 · page 6

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" ilII iiurtri Delivery 111111111

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“metal to the Sentinel.)
WASHINGTON. February I2——'l‘hc
out onion committee of the house this
n5 IYY‘Y; whatnot-Ins the port office
. p at on bill made quite an inno-
relative 11'» rural free delivery
and their salaries. An item
a hoorporatod In the bill which
'Vtios that the rural flee. dellrery
MFB ebe placed You 11 contract baela
or to star routoa The idea in to
ho 1.01111 1111 for naming tho peoplr-
tho 111111101111 stators or districts to
me one person who their 1111.11 sublet
tho vurloua routes to tlI11 carriers. Tire
”niractor Would be paid at) 111111 l1 111-1-
and herill than pay the carriers
11 of what he receives front tht1 gov-
1 ‘ out.
is matter has been 1111ch consid-
oration by the1 sub committee and the
111111 other; department for some time
The department felt tirat something
molt ho done to I've-organize 11111 1111' .1l
delivery force and various sclrcmcs
1111?th suggested 'I‘In1 carriers have
been urging that they must hill 11 11111111
m “ a order to be able to live and
, have resigned bc1anac of the in
olent amount paid to thcrn. Thr-
dapartment felt 11111111 that it 111111 only
a question of time when llrc rural li'll‘
tiara ould demand as much pay .111
e cty carriers and this worIId
alwaYmp the department It would take
guy millions of dollars 111 11111 thc
11m.
The inequality caused by paying all
the carrier‘s tho name was also one ~t'
‘Y‘the points urged In favor of a change.
flaking varies materially in different
parts of the1 country , and in some
Y states 31100 is ample for tho work don11
~ 1 bile In others it is far too littl11.'l‘hc
{than now proposed would elimiuntc
that, but whether ilrc carriers would
get any mort1 pay or not Is a qrrcstiou.
The proposition to inaugurate the con-
tract system may not 1111-1111 with tlrc
pproval of the carrier's. indeed, it 1:1
doubtful if it will not In- violently op-
Y’posed on the floor of thc irousc. When
the matter was prepared in the 110m-
it‘tee today, Mr. Sperry moved that
it be passed over for tIIr1 prcsont. as ho
Wished to look into It further, but the1
' oY’mmittee voted otirerwiezc. The bill
'as not cornpletod and will occupy Ilrc
attention of the committee1 ut Ion-at 01111
. clay more. It is1ru1l111'stood rhc amount
appropriated for rural fr1111 delivery is
about 38.000.000.
‘ 5
A new kind of petition has just hr-o
he: out and the Connecticut members
‘ 1111111 dolly in receipt of a large batch of
,1 postal cards urging them to vote for
‘ 13118 hill to elect United States scan
or: by 111111111 vote of thc peoplt1.'l‘his
rowsilidll has been before the scout:
y tlm‘es, but has 11111' 1111' passed 'l‘hr-
name will take no action on it until
ho narrate passes it us. It would be
Yduhsldered discourtcous for th‘111m to do
'Yj am. As ther'c is 11 large majority up
posed to a change in tin- 111nm.- tho
1‘ bill has a 1er1 slim 1b11ucc 111'1-1111
sorting out. oi? tilt1 scrratc.
Another matter that 1111111111; to iw 111
general interest to (.‘orruralicrrt 111-11
. now is in relation to tht1 laying of a
',."‘.governm1ent cable from California to
., Aha Philippines. Numerous protests
is .against such a proposition have been
received by the Connecticut members.
If. is stated that the Commercial Cable
Company in already laying a cable1 in
the Pacific, and there is no need of a
- government line. Thc committee has
had several hearings in relation to this
"1 1 matter, and they have juat‘dccided to
report the bill to lay 11 government 1'11
lilo favorably. Then- will however, 1‘111
1"? minority report and should the mat
1111 come before the homu- thorc will
lie lively times.

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The Washington Post the leading
morning paper of the~ city has this to
ay editorially about Senior 0 H
"There is no more consistent
9r firmer friend of protection in or out
of Congress than Senator OrvHillo
l‘htt of Connecticut. who is now near-
Yb'tho end of his fourth consecutive
can with the unabated confidence of
Its people of his state and the steadily
wins respect of his associates In
he senate and his countrymen sonar
ally. Connecticut Is a manufacturing
plate. and is largely indebted to the
adhotontlal retruits of Industrial pro-1

ty. Those facts lend interest to
It rodent dc1iar'ation of Senator
' ‘ o '0

00nure'aamaa Hill today announced
that he had determined to hold a corn-
‘potitive agitation for the 111111111111
out or a to the military acad-
W at West P111111. 111nm willhave
Appointment to 111111111 thin tall. and
Mflwiflffll a committee to hold the
urinary examination. The date not

and: examination I11 lay it at
"port. The committee It corn-

 

 
 
 

 

stomach lacks, and nothing does this

H. of Its final passage because it can bc

 

 
 
 
 

or of the 30011 1111111111 of tho 111111.111
history further records that his favor-
Ite dish with ftried 0123113: iIlia douth
from trance 0 a para t is claimed
also was liniiibhbly i ' from hill or:

empire 1 ominous
“wail?” Miri-

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y'l‘lre onion Ia undoubtedly 11 whole
some article of food, in fact has many

medicinal qualities of value, btrt It
would be difficult to find a mort1 Indi-
soatlblc article than friend onions. and
to many people they are simply poison.
but the onion does not stand 11111111- I11
this respect. Any articlo of food that
is not thoroughly digested becomes 11
1101111111 of disease and discomfort. ‘whc-
ther It be fried onions or beef steak.

The reason wiry any 11 holcsomc food
is not promptly digested is because the
stomach lacks some Important 11111111111111
of digestion some stomachs luck pop
tonc. others arc deficient in gastric
juice atlll others lack hydrochloric.
acid. '

The one thing accessory to do I11 1111;.
case of poor digestion is to supply
those elements of digestion which the

so thoroughly anti safely as Stuart‘s
I‘lyspopsia Tablets.

l‘lI', Richardson. in writing a thesis
on treatment of dyspepsia and indiges-
tion. closes his remarks by saying “for
those suffering from acid dyspepsia
shown by sour. watery risiugs. 1111 for
Iiutulent dyspepsia. shown by gas on
stomach; causing heart. trouble and dif-
licult breathing, its well as for all other
forms of stomach trouble, the safest
treatment Is to tnkc 01111 or' two of Sin-
art's Dyspepsia 'i‘ablots after each
meal. [advise them becausc they 111111-
rain no harmful drugs but arc com-
posed of valrrnbh1 Iligcstivcs, which 111-1
promptly upon the food catcn. I 1111ch-
kucw a case of indigestion or crop
chronic. dyspcpsia which Stuart‘s 'l’ab.
lots would not reach.“

Cheap cathartic urcdlcirms claiming
to 1111111 1iy~1pepsla and indigestion can
have no clicct whatc1 or in actively .ll
gusting tho food. and to call any 111
tirrrrlic rrredicino 11 cure for indignation
In a misnomer.

Every druggist in thr- linltcd State-s
and Canada sells Stuart‘s Dyspepsia
Tablets. and they are not, only the ant-
11111 and most successful brrt the most
scientific of any treatment for iudigcs
tion and stomach troubles.

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$311 pcr mouth; iucrcasc to John \\‘.
Lamb, of East. Berlin $8 pcr' rrrorrtir.
and Miclrucl Hagan, of New Hart-II.
$111 per month; dcpondonl father, or
iginal to Charles 1.. Russell, Milldala.
$12 pcr' month; original widow’s. to
Ellen l._ Osborn. of Now Haven, $8
pct' month.

'I‘II11 prolonged light 1111111111111 tlrc pro
duct of thc slaughtcr house and the
product of tht1 cow. which has beau un-
dcr general debatc for four days in
tho house. was renewed with great 1i-
gor under the five minute1 ruic. ,vcatcr
day. Every effort was made to nullify
the provisions of the. bill by all kinds
of amendment. but with one exception
they were1 uniformly voted down. This
exception was to apply government 611‘
pcr'vision and inspection to renovated
butter which scemcd to find furor 111
the house and passed the committcc
in a vote of l2? to It“. "

'1th fight was kept up all day long
until half past six in thr1 evening. when
a motion to adjourn seemed very ac
ceptable to the patient and wean
members who were uniting for 11 vote
all day. Although it waaY expected that
the bill would be finished jmrdm
it goes 1111111 under tho head of an
finished business 1.1611111! in danger

called up at any time; having a major-
iry back of it The presumption In that
it will be called no min after the
morning hour and passed. The back-
ers of pure butter also claim that they
will r111 crsc the rote on the. renovated
butter question and puts the bill with
tho committee nmondlnentl only.
There was more excltomut, In ' tin1
house over this bill y'eatbrday' than at
any other time since the discussion 01'-
er the war with Spain. The aim men
knew that they were fighting in the.
hurt ditch and introduced 11111111111111
11111111111111 anti 1111:11th 1111191111 to
111 ordor to wear- out 111W 11111
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Mr ammo is to but of,“ the 78 11-1111 1 1 ,5 1
r111:i mutati‘ Faraway" 1: study-6%“ " human. 1..
an mitten W

to put the hill to ”it. 1111111 m m

11.111111111111111 «lino men ample

111-111 the complaints which have
reached tho atom board of pharmacy
the 1111111111111 of tho board are lath
fled thatrtlro law: regulating the prac-
tice of pharmwy'have been violated
in a more general any than they had
thought.

A meeting wua recently held by tho
board in Merideu at the office of the
troarrurnr of the board, George l1. idlin-
br.eo

The meeting was called to consular
a number of specific crime. which warn
gross violations of the lawn of the
state. In diacuaaiug the math relating
to these cases. the members found
that each budl Information that the vio-
lation were general. Y

The pharmacy commission finds
that the practice of "farming oat'
licenses la carried on by a number of
drugqlstI-r who formerly did burrlneaa
under the licenses For one reason or
another the literaeeo go out of busi-
trons. For consideration they sell or
loan their licenses to owners of stores
who are not pharmacists and who. In
some instances. have not even 11
knowlcriao of tho claimants of phar-
macy. 'I‘ira public will readily and the
danger to which health and life are
exposed by this r‘r'trcflcc of “farming
out" llccnaos.

ill our- 1111:” 11 man lIIr'cd II license
Ior ii consideration from u licenaae

county commlnaiouoru and naked for a
liquor iiccunc on the strength of the
"far-mod out" drua licence and wore
that he was a licensed pharmacist.
'l‘bc commissioner's, hunting of the
casc. told the-1 lawful owner of tho
iicenec to remove it I’I'om’the promises
of tho nIIrn to whom he had "farmed"
it within ten days or It would be re-
voked. 'I‘iro pharmacy commissioncru
iraro decided to I'r1'cko every license
which they find Ia “farmed out“ or
loaned.
11111111 uncut

III a great mam cases the commis-
sioners find that it in thc custom for
drugglsta to louvr- their stores I11
drama of 111. unregistered clerk. This
thc comminsioucrs are determined to
stop. If 1hr1 owner of the store wishes
in leavc ii for oily length of flmc, he
must plau- It in thin go of a competent
clerk who is registered 110 that at all
times prescriptions may ho compound-
cd with 11111111111111 and undcr authorized
surrorviairm.

'l‘bc comrniaaioncrs ofrcu find that
pharmacists do not display thoIr Ir-
ccnsen in 11 pro 13111.1 at pinch. and in
some Instances it has been found that
druggista been their licenses In their
cash drawcrs and in other plat-11.-
where (hr-y cannot possibly I111 11111111.

The commissioners now find that

'l1‘1rri11rrt11y hurt boon arosaly aboard and

:11 all hazards. and wt
for persons they
flu-1111111111 They will use ulitllt1 pop
111 which tilt1 in“ ",iwa thorn to 111m
pcl those nho diape- rrsc drugs to 10m
ply with the law. .

Wynn-”

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Genuine 11111111111 CCC. 111111111111.htm

Martel tbcdultrwbotriutosdl
“mouthing inst as good."

THE BAR BANQUET.

 

 

ranged a litre toast list.

iruvc t'onscntw
are Hon. David '
of Connecticut:
1111.- Suporior Court;
Waldo 11x tumor or
Ioseph I. I'm-hour.
House; Hon. John ll. 1111111 1111 speak-
111- of the House and Hon Frank ".1
Brown. of Norwich. The two

Hon. E. H. (lager, 0
lion. \\ illiam
Hartford1llou

Forest and Clifford Wilson.

Educate tour Bowls.

 

bowels to do right.
stamped
bulk. All druggists, 10c.

BITTEN BY A RATTLESNAKE.
PHOENIX. 11111.. February

tiesnalto yesterday.
11m and le pronounced out of danger
the purpose of lulu It on the mum

enough to twist amnd‘and bite him.

 

 
 

 

11111111111
01111111111an to 81pm them-elven. not
, ‘ .1 one. if m

 

1 Why 11111111 '11

and thou Wont bui‘ort1 the New Haven-

and thin revocation will be

will put a stop to

 

T111- committee Irr nuargc o.’ are com-
‘Ing Bridgeport Bar banquet have com-
pictcd all arrangements and have ar-
It will 1111111
place at the Atlantic hotel Friday or-
1-ning of rrcx? weak. 'Among those who
to rcapoud to ioasra‘
orr'ancc. chief justice

ex- openltor of the

“bab-
ies" who will speak are Robert E. lic-

Your bowels can be trained aswell
..s your muscles or your brain. Cas-
carets Candy Cathartic train your
Genuine tablets
C. C. C Never sold in

1.1.-
Professor George Wharton James. an
author and lecturer of New York city. 1.
was bitten on the left thumb by a rat- “
Y He was xxlven
martial attention within a few min-

The make was a his one and James
caught ‘It by the neck to .a cage. for

or photograph it. The snake was too
strong for him-and loosened its hand

flour soon AT wmooon LOCKS.
1 1111111 111111111111 oune oommtmonm 1.
have Melon! 1: report that the State
hatchery u Windlor noon 111111 111111111

11111 This 1131111111. Advice.

”qua—u-

Because tho proof in In East Norwallr.
You card 1111' Yinveatlzate the claims.
When inventisrrtod thsy wIll prove aar-
ist'acim'y.‘

it domonatr'atep, that theory gives way

 

long time my wife suffered from back-
ache and too frequent action ofrtho
kidney secretions. Many remedies
were tried in an endeavor to find re-
lief and care. She had about given up
hopes when one day I got Dean's Kid-

ney Pill: at Plalated's drug store. and.
tried to induce her to take them. At

first she. refused. but I finally per
snarled her to give them a tri‘hi. 'l‘hey
proved to be just the right thing, for
In a short time ahe began to improve
and finally become well. If Mrs. Mor-
ton was troubled In the same way
11311111. I would be willing to pay ten
dollars a box for Doan’a Kidney Pills.
knowing as I now know their curative
powers."
For sale by all dealer's. Price 50
cerrtrr. Foster-Mlllmrn 00.. Buffalo, N
‘12. hole agents for the United States.
RememberY rlu- unmewuoan'aMurrd
take no other.

 

Thc man was clearly in great dis-
tress. "lrleip! Help!" he cried in ago
nized tones.

But ho lived in the suburbs and
wanted a woman for general house-
work, 110 the help In the employment
bureau loohed'upon him with calm
acorn

 

 

W'-

CIIIr National Bank.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

Charter Extension.

TREASI'RY DEPARTMENT
dawn—'1'—
Office of the Comptroller of the Our
rency. "
Washington. I). (3..
January 31. 1811:.
WHEREAS satisfactory evldoucc
presented to e undersigned, It has
been made to “appear that “The City
National Bank. of South Norwalk " In
thc City of South Norwaik. In tht1
County of Fairlie-Id and State of Con-
necticut hag complied with all the
11111111111111 of $19? Act of (‘onxrass to
r1nubi11 Nation Banking Associations
in extegd thelrggqrporate animacolawd
for at or on ex." approv or
12111 1832
now martini-1011a 1 William B
Ridsely Comptroller of the Currency.
do hereby 1crlify that "The City Na-
tional Bank of South Norwaik, " in the
City of South Norwallr. in the County
of Fairflcld, and State of Connecticut
is authorized to hat-'11. succession for
the period specified In its amended ar
ticlcs of association. namely until
close of business on January 311‘ 1922.
[N TESTIMONY WHEREOE‘ wit
Y near; my hand and 811111!
(Seal) of onlce this thirty first
pay of January 1902
1- WM B. RIDGELY
Comptroller- of the Currency
No. 2643.

n...

January
Inforosf
rpor

Four cont

has gone into our books, and

may be drawn at any time.

- Those who prefer to let their
' interest remain. ‘ can 1‘ have,
“he entered on their. pus
book: at their convanlonce.

i

rm: room Iron WALK
1:11 ms lynx.

 

 
 

 

 

11111111111111.1111ii A1- H‘ALF pm ’:
Mr James E. Morton. of 7 Band ,1 1
Place. East Norwallt, says: ”For, g, An excelicpt 1.1111111111111111" Ire it

' Chandeliers, Hand Irons, Fenders,

'Comstock,

 
 
 

" 3:80: 42033.6'041-3 3:30.353. 3:001-

Proiri Io, Principle

TO MAKE A O'LCAN‘ SWIIP.

TRIMMED HATS

 

 

change In agar Winter Huh"
expense The best ones and 1111111111111
all Included 1111110111 reserve. ‘

M. 1-1 11181181111311.

Bl MAIN STREET, NMWALK.

Connected with large Bridgeport ea-
tabllshmentw ll‘lua goods at low prices.

Nillllilii 111111111111,

N0. 40 WATER STREET.

SOUTH NORWALK. CT.

gnu—u-

SOLOMON SCAM. Manageax

 

 

 

 

Gold, Silver. Nickel and Copperm
Plating.

 

Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinished.

 

humour-33110112111111.

 

Metal Signs of every description.

 

1311111 Advertising Signs.

Large Orders 21 Specialty.

 

CROPS ALL KINDS OF
FOOD Into Clean Cut Uni- ,
form Pieces as FINE or
COARYSE as wanted.

.—

Otlrersmachlneo chop meat
only.
WITH THE CHOPPlNG
BOWL ALTOGETIIER.

Apples, Caliban. Bread.-
EVERYTHING.

A machine you will use
every day. Cali andgeeit.

 

.Watkins
81 Dow,

112 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 148-6.

 

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.

——.__...

TIME ‘I’ABLI.

In effect Dmmlnr 1, 1N1.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
“ NEW YORK.
LIL—13:85:. 4:551 hill, 6:15
6:56, 7:18. 7:64. 8:16:.9:fll.10:fl.
9:58. 10:23:. 10:40, 11:35:.
P 1—1215“. 1:17. 2.15:. 3:04
8:113. 4:07. 4:501: 6:83. 6:553.
6:38, 13:65:. 7:651. 8:11, 10:30. ,

BONNIE.
A. H.—-13:38x.4:5§x, 5:61, 9:05.

9:401.

1:01’1...Yll.:1—3zlx. 5:33. 6:65x, 7:30.

LEAVE NEW YORK FOR ICUTN
NORWALK.

A. If.—-12:0:x. 6:.00 6:00. 1:00.

8:00: 5102,9111”. 10:02:. 10:04.

11:00:.112‘08.

P. If.-—-1::Ol. 1104 2:001. 3:08.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

«1,0: 210011.110: or»: 9.19.11 on.
1 stimuli.

A. Ila-1111316“. 11m. 112»: ms.
11:41 1114:. 3.11111. 101631.11»; 11:33

13111;" on. aim. or:

1 years from New wilavan to Elliptic”.

1 field and J 8. Mauritian. of last

THIS DOES AWAY ,1

CROPS l’otatoes. Meat. ‘

 

f
1:“: Crux. 3:0“, 0:15.

1111111118111 an railwayi
po‘u’tal clerk Inll the IGWiOO at the gov-
moment. Mr Hanahett' slim
causes a general shake
former run.1vhléh was 11111111 ‘

port to Pittefleld. I". P. 0111111111. of Still
River ‘who formerly ran for- many

 
 
 
 

has been taken off that run and out
011 the run from Brldxepoi't to Pitta-
rt...
ha: been tranaf 111111 from 13°11.»
from sprlnsfleld to ew York to the"
run vacated by (lira a, tram Pittsueld
to New Haven. 1 =
This resignation cannery 11 wuarai
shift throughout the first billion. and
many more changes wil be made
within the next track A iub will be

officials of the aarvioe sat thinxa to
running order. Mr. Hanchott baa

heart in. the service for-.1111”! gears
and his 111.1111. are sorry to learn of
his aerverlng his connections with the

placed on one of the runs until the .
.catarrh) that cannot be our

 

government.

Wm 13-,"

 

You unbound“ an for-roofloMY I
null: ”‘qu well. after? Y Milt

Mu: life
go. 110'" ‘0
In“! .
M'ITE

 
 

.an in tong:
”1111511111

II vie-am

Oire thing and auother—two dudes

warm
Your «way! I

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naArtImé 1111111 a: bum
by local 11 ii if I. I! the! will
reach the Mum it! the bar.
There I: only and 1m 111.1111. dean ‘
11m, and that Is moon-i1 11111111111111-
erlleri. Deafness in on in win-
namod condition of tho mubmts l

of the mariachi-n“ 11111111 When

tube set: broom won Iran a math-
ling aouutl or I rfedt hitting, and
when Itls cutirel elm MIMI“ -
the result, and 1.1111111 the automation
can Ira taken out 111111..“th tribute

» stored to 111 normal condition. hoarlns

will be destroyed for-aver. ulna our»
out of ten are canned by catarrlr

“41% h is nothing but an Infla‘luod con.
III on of 11111 1111100113 1111111111111.

We will give One Hundred Dalian
for any case of Deafneu (can gr

Y
Hall’s 1:11.111. 011119180116 for circu-
lll‘l, free.

F. J. CHENEY it CO. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglata, 75c.
Hull's Family Pills are the best.

1

1

Many a young man Imagine that a
fill-l takes ”1 Int rest In his vial re,
leren’ In mats-311 In tutoreatedr
In his throws“. =

 

 

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Kid 33 Shoe for Ladios .......

and $3.50; not perfect, 11“....

Men’s Enamel and Box Calf
Shoes .......................

good bargain .................

Ladies' Storm Rubbers .......

The Wadleigh Patent Leather and arm;

The [lounsbury & Mathewson Shoe. 83

Men’s Patent and Box Calf Shoes, 9.

$1
$198
$2 218
$1 98
29c

.....

33.130

.....

.....

 

OLSEN 5 SOUTH

NORWAlii STORE

 

11111 1111111 111

lts your move.

John H

I49 thiungton Street.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

T0 YOURSELF

To, set the utmost valrie for your money In buying COAL.
I11 not gold that glitters, and all Is not. coal that's black. All coal
may look alike to you. but there's a difference. Our coal Ia care-
fully bought and we guarantee It to be of superior quality. A pur-
chase today mean; aatlefactton tomorrow.

Coal is diatlnctly our specialty Our assortment is very com-
plete; No other dealer otters such a wide range of choice.

All

(Telephone. 52 (l).

Ferris,
South Norwaik. Conn.

 

 

 

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11011 .. have ”sailed

Wis-9M1" i

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9 Clothing Sale
Now On.

 

Men’s. Youths’ and Bolts’ Suits
and Furnishings 111.1111 sold record-
less of their original (10.31.
111111111 some 511111. here Iron and
hours will be proud to 111111.111

. faction of 11111111 of how much

You '

additional salis'

 

 

 

 

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