Witt-awe orrcn AN exrnA arecIAL AND AT THE Low
.ro-om'Im-Mvr'tr .Iw NI
05371.3. THEV' Ania cauéa'ALLv. 00L «group-ta wank
' Imp" wit I7
0v DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THESE ARE Ail.“
”LO our IUY T0
dainty ws MAY HA9: T0 on ALL coat.
" i
l '5' J Ir"L'i
PottIcIes quit Tq‘ble Collars.
uaAvv casIIILL: mangoes weir: pron new 96.59 PAIR.
HEAVY cacthc PORTIEIERS was 3590 now A2.» PAIR.
I, , .MVV agrr. POQTtfillfiS wrnaVVsmq now an; PAIVR. ,
A Iquvv TAPESTRY ”We“? ng'ansnp new $325 gAIII.
HEAVV raresrnv roam: ans “if" woo Now nits PAIII.
' IiitEAl/Y TArasTnv PORTIEHES wen: 33.00 NOW $2.00 PAta.
pgAvv CHENILLE covsas 104 wen: 37.90 NQW you EAcH.
HEAVY cncmLLE covans 0:4 WERE :1.qu new 31 10 EACH.
TBA HEAVY CHENlLLE COVERS 3-4 WERE 3 .75 NOW 3 .39 EACH.
inA HEAVY new. COVERS 44 went: .3 .75 now a .47 EACH:
TI
it'll!
st or!
"def:- iaJ ':
it”
.IlmuI.
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Our Factory ltcmunnt Itnd Surplus Side ondn pith Suttudny, hiuruh i 'th.
0 limit advertised when all special pt II L~I IInLI diatounts are withdraw II
A This we will follow with n Rummage Salts whlth aiil iuIIude broken iota
from our Speeinl Sale. and Various lt't'mu from our general stock. We mett-
allow.
rt Lengths Standard l'rints ......... '. .............................. 50
W- Quality (linghnmn .............................................. 50'
Sbsrt Lengtlta l‘i'hlto l'orcnlcs ........................................ 8U
‘C‘ltlldrcu‘s Owners and Shirts ................................ ‘ ....... ioc
ladics‘ Filllt'v Neekweur ............................... '. ..... 10c and tile
lienta’ Hull“ ”0ch SIicIittl l’rleos. '
udlcs' Sateen Skirt» ......................................... not: to $3.00
fihort Lengths MIIttiIIns ...................................... we to the
Short liongthu Oll (Sloth pnd Linoleum.
Ladle! Flanlloli'lli' Walrus, regular Iu‘iI-I-a 75o snle price ............ 38L:
Mdieo‘ Flannel Shirt \Vulatn Iegularptites ii 00 to 82. 00 sale pticc .. still)
a Walking SlIiths Id. Special Prices.
ladies lung Skirts at special i'IiIII::.
Ladicn‘ RulHngtn. at SpeIiIIl Pritex.
84 Waihington w. MW
.
c
it. iiiW iii
or: .9 73'! - i
Wim‘r ENAMEL: 32'. so IIVI moo:
amiss .313. 00 «.355.
head. wwm Jig... QC, m; ..
cram
my: and Embalunn.
sooth Namath.
.~
‘ Vito intend entering our -school at the Easter Tom on April
gym tho Vluluncc at this month free V.
W to July lat. Illhch 825 for DI! Benton; $10 for Nil!!!
Y bot-tide I i 'b titra‘
. Imt‘tlld todbllta Ki my
film". Months Shirtlug l'riuts ........................................ ic , »
. .Iuohi lighter.
' I It
in and is all
a 'i
"The proof ol the tidal ”I." the
oattnwth." of norm,- III-am in
the Union has audit-lent proof on the
following aitblm'ta it in Bonita Moritt'hllt.
Genuine morlt III tinttin" ilIi r'uwntd n
imam WWW “find”
“I“ When people ri :hfil‘tl‘ ‘at home
lands and nelkhhor it our readorr
ll 0 a statement title
I" llcatlon it in pt
II“without akepthfl‘ul
It‘t WWH
“tram;- io’ail
only. Wm. M. AelII-r. of 10 Core atreot
Iminioyed at thonNor‘wallu Lock (‘0.,
MI. .1 was audio-i“ trout an aunt It
at latokuhm Whel' my a fllou was I“
ills and I not
II box at l‘lniated’a run attire and took
the contents "H the Iiireetiouu lndioat
t‘d. They noted promptly and radical-
ty. Dunn's KidnuyJ’illa are a liner-op;-
edy rm boulIIIL-inu 'No reaction. no hot
tie. to carry. no spoon to forget. or lose.
\‘quimpty ,mt thorn In your vent pock-
ut tIuiIo them 'nnd they do the rest."
. l-')0Iut a Kidney: l’lléilhll‘fl for sale by
all dqalom- Price. 0 cents per box.
Son: by mail on Incelpt of who by
Port i'r- Mllluun (Fm; {ufltlm N Y. sole
agents for the Unite Hinton.
Remember the name-— [loan' s~and
take no ".auhctltutc
TWO MINEHIIENTOMIED.
- 7‘7“!" .
,in an Old Hill ytnc.
orcvttle.
l AKEWVlLLE Conn" Match lbw—Otto
dead and one probably fatally hurt in
tho result of a Into in at the Old
lllil mine. nituntod in Orevlllc. about
tlwo miles north or this place yester-
lltl’i
Charles Bombae. dead, and Edward
Wianlskt. inhII-L-d. were removing
timbers from one of the old leads
when the ambient occurred. imme-
diately the 78 men employed at. the
mine unit work and started to rea-
Izuc their cutombL-d companions. At-
ter tour hours of work they succeeded
in uncovering the body of Iiotnbno,
who was crushed to death by the
weight. of tho tolling moan. A short
time afterwards they came upon a
pocket formed by the timbera in
which the, body of Wit-inlskl lay. The
man was still alive. but no seriously
Fatal Cue
hurt that his recovery in doubttnl
DEATH RATE IN ICNEOV YORK AND
tuning Nofcmbcr and. lth croiII-I.
”03. one, ”Mill 0! mild
Y-Ink :Ind (' hloaao were“
out Foley's lloiiolt and ar no (my
amps the cough but heala and
ntII-nathenu the monk and proventa
Imonnmnia. so do not take ohnnuea 0n
II I-old wearing away. when Foley's
Honey and Tar will Inre you quickly
and Inmnt. attrition Ic.aultri
Plaistod's drug n'lote.
GROTON' 8 BOROUGH MEETiNG.
Another Call to Have Charter Granted
by Lost Legislature Accepted.
GROWN Marchlti .-—Notltoa were
posted yesterday giving warning of a
meeting of when! of Gretna realdcnt
within the limits or the proposal] bor
nuah to tutu.- netton on the acceptance
It‘ the hotough Chlltlt‘l us nmendod by
tile Incl leglrlature.
second attempt made to get. the bor-
ough charter accepted by the Grotou
llank voters, the. first oI-I-urrlnn about
tbroe yearn nut) and the vote being li'ui
tltIII iiil'uimlnot the acceptance. The
meeting is called by It committee of
.tiye. citizens appointed by the general
Iisaembly for this Intrposo. Tito ae-
lion eohtos Its a aurprlae no no ““lll “log
of much Intention had been glten until
the notices were posted .
AUSTRALIAN ..MOTHER8 ..USE
CHAMBERLAIN'S OOUOi-i REMEDY.-
. The following» letter from lira-w. P.
Mitchell. of Boardtord. Victoria. Amt-
tralla, shown that. Ohatnheriaiu’a Cough:
Remedylnrntahes the sonic prompt re-
ltctvttnd la prised as highly by the
mothers or that for awyrmuntry as
in the tluitedVStates. She says: "in
my Itamlly of eight. all of whom are
:lllhjmft‘hli'cfllllfl and coughs. l have
tried many cough mixtures; but. have
found nothin no good as Climber»
Iain“ a (laugh emody. Even in whoop-
in. wash it makes the attack very
in fact i have uaed noth-
ing olae ainee iirst trying it [or its
vcaine was proved. i always recom-
mend it." . ~ '
0N TRIAL “FOR MENBHPO DEATH
V 'NEW LONDON. March lS-e—P‘rnnl
Nollocea and Giovanni Montalbano
were weighed in the police court yet-
town-mount charge or murdering
(merino Mmhi- on February a. All
ended not guilty 'Mra. Sarah Men-
teatttlcd that her thrower. may
adopt- area: mum not: and that
the others took' part in the‘ shooting.
{The hearing is mug-lumen and will
' con .
. L. COLOOIOAUJI PNfliMONiA.
. dine at thin most remarkable cage:
of a Md. rum-mica 0b the in
“union womb-m lii’thl [If
Whitle- ”I‘Mél‘. Marlon. ind..= who!
entireh cured by the metal (the
be Cough Cure. ant- ma: "”3
logic-It ctr-lain; no wait
ulcraa; down in weight. .t‘rom'
annular! Itriadumauhrc
to no Millimflfili
Vno Minute (tough Cure. Fear
3‘}:
tony tnotax ‘t‘dt'
Sold at i
Isonnd a.» a bullet
Tho Incetitiz wIII'
been Saturday, March to. '1'be is the‘
Shandeor Joseph- Teacup, Francesco
i
:W oat. to:
" I “-“V7 a diam.
. {W
Farfitnpten *Otiri‘ad by t—No Otltciat
In Ir NM
IIAIIrI‘oui ”din-I. thr-lt‘tirttilnir
ion viltnaur itaa been much atlrrodvtno
last two dayn over the maiden donth
o'i tibia air-h W.‘ tirdmnn, It well
known liirililtilll who had no ieIIn-
ntr may?“ nttondn‘dco; N “W Chow
die r Ir a “£0 an
phparlnx todfiuul ”Pauli it 9 1’6;
”hint-r wan notiil at quarter after. t
oielouli rinthrdiw m mien.
It There were vurtoua rumour in the
i'llhtgo ilti to the outset: oi Mira tlrtt
IIIItIt'a death bimodal. the supposition
that she hail not reeelrod proper med
lento treatment durlug’her illnbsn. The
rumors become so pIIrniatention-ttor-
day that a meeting of‘lnquiry was held
lnat .nlaht at the residence or lir.».lohn
it. Newton. Inadiml ‘tmflmlllt‘l' of
h‘atniugflm. 'Thla' meeting wnII nt
tended by Wurden’ Atlrltmu ll. Wilda
north Judge Deming.- .-ludnu Ruin nnd
lioputv BhI-Iiit' (loath-II. Alter consider
in: the matter with DI. Newmu. it
was decided that there wna no around
for an appeal to the (lOI’OlKl‘ for an
lnquent an to- the cause of Miss Oru
man's death.
Mlaa Gnlmnn was lIiaiIly respected
in the village at Farming ton. lioI
homo twoa a-spnclottn house! on‘ the
chat side of Main street at the t‘tll‘lltll‘
of New llIltaln avenue. She lived alone
and kept two servants to attend inn
“1““ ,g (I rpm 1qu
GA$TQRlA
l'or none munitions
Dim tit-tit» ‘ titanium
II'I
Sam the
Stout-Ire oi
MEN
CHICAGO. hiarch' Jim-db: 8' riot be-
tnoen pickets and non-Ionian teamstern
about the nthbloa oillio'mnomall‘Can
Company. today a number of men Wel‘l'
injured and two pickets Weto arrest-
on When a patrol wagon with police
united the. pioltotii ltodu The team.
iilt’lti on strike demand, an increase in
wagon from the can contour. and pick-
l‘lri hare I-IIIloavorod.io prevent not»
union drivera’ from workiuit. Two
piI'lII- In now doing ditty at the stables
today when nix teamaiertl Itiotlmtod to
leaVe the stables With teams. The tWII
pickets by signal summoned about
twmty helpers and tho teamaters “t'l‘t
nittte ked
IJURED HEMORRHAGES‘ OF THE
LU"
“"Seu-Ini \oats alace my lungs we In
to badly allotted that i had many
‘Ielqtil’l‘hllt‘ti.’ . write; AI hi. Aim. '0‘
IWood. 1nd. ‘1 too *treatnioltwvith
l Ievorat physicians without any benefit.
t then started to take l‘oleyn Honey
and ’l‘nr nod my lungs am now an
I recommend it,
.in advanced stages at iuua trouble."
Il‘olovu Honey and 'l‘ar stops the
cough and heals the lungs. and pro
‘ vents IteIiuun l‘eiiVIttiit-iillflill a cold. [to
ltuaa substitutes.- stint [IL t’ioiated'fl
drug Bum-V ' 7’
p". _. m...
BOY BURGLAR iii-ARRESTED.
WILUMANTLC Marxch lbw—George
liruee, the young man who was
hrouxht here from liristo|.~ charged
with entering and rubbing the atoro.ot
\V. N. Portor,..was discharged, in, police
courttyostorduyt llL- wan taken to Nor-
with immediately where he will an-
swer to a charm of iuoakiiia and un-
tcring that city.
. ratumemA wedded. '
(From the New York lioraldi.
“The wide prttnlonte 0i coughs.
eolda grip and pntutnonln maths IIII
oxporleme of tit)‘t"l‘t and lll‘tlll‘iltttt‘tl
wintet weather the like of 'wllich‘ wo'
tune out soon for many a y.ear The
utnbtmru perahIII-ute oi outarrh‘ai tron
bios III also 0 marked feature of Ithu
dopreashlx. influences width (allow it
:loug siege of rapldl changing low II III
.raw temperature. T e mun is tortunate
indeed who has not been at some tihno
since Christmas coutlncd to his bcIl'D
with a col oil some sort that be can
not Isucceei in c‘.utina This condition
301‘ strait-alias existed for months and
the end in not yet.
all daretui people to be on their guard
than over.-
. Mord) la a typical pneumonia month
and [iron a high rate. of mo tality tor
the disease. One rcaaon or this is
that. after our long and third winters
the ayatam Jones its natural re Mace
to cold. Only. the hardy ones are i
to to Iotihtitnnd the attain. and even
these. are by no means auto when all!
to increasing almost to epidemic mani-
imitation.
The ordinary twin, the grip and
pucamotda:»bel<mg.~to the name family
of winter diseases Although they may
-' i be mailed by- Littler-cut infectious influ-
mean their ultimate effectuate the
name when the attacks are suiticiontiy
‘HOYGNIMOI m .I «til I .
Au min catnorh in always the roauit
got undue carom to low Nature.
The mod mailing or thumtl’lfltmnxdlm
not minimal-- in III-upon. «II-Item. pm
um we consumer: nadiidilanimnt ton" oi
the nasal win Imam-Into ammonium
“MW aldl. «Momma litil than»
«molt “file ordinal? ”WWI
%l;btunflh0~ Ac; Ithe
dire
to“? hon-Ilium the bandit-3
II oldie moat some and
torrhat affection-I. “0- no
o- Itch cafe need not lie
‘ >Mm'l‘m out or a» “WWW Rollin»
‘ V.. .W' . I
macaw
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PICKETS ATTACKEO NONIUNION!
3 suits of the operation.
in {not it. behoovoa'
again». all catarrhni troubles more;
tIIItvII-rd then macclncd to .therdepot and
unaware a ‘
Vida aMfl.hfinflofihvo been laud ‘
Miriam-«vice wag;
“inf
Frank Baxtdr Belling 90m» M‘dictno ’
‘ at Hall Price.
II “In: u wont disnpuuiIIIInImL to
lliitl|,- II! [linguist IlIIAII-I' a Itmtouteta
whtu tiny learned that hln Nltlt’i 01'
III llouurd' a apeI-ltlI It” the em 0
tIIIIIItipuilud illltl tlydpepblii. whlIlI he
had been Ht Hint: on hiII upeelul intr—u
'Illa'tiory hIIli Into e “do n. was exhauntt d
it‘uItttunuly be him hII-n ubio ill
obtain II fuIthI-I Ihtpply wIItIII he om lh‘
on Illu» Hilllli itflillb'w-{I IIIIIIIIII' illto
$9“. lilit'liflltt‘_ I-(d‘. tIIlIIiIIII tie down 101'
..I t't'ttih.
- After It hearty meal. take one of 1“"
llitlti 'it'lll‘lh of llr. llIIWItI'd'a HiK‘t‘ilit’.
and you will hurt: no trouble'l'runt lu-
Illxeatiou or that full tooling. lt
strengthena Ilhe whole IllIII-Itiivo Hya-
lIIm, uIt'I-I- natural IIIIII i'ilrg' ttt'llttll to
the bowels. tilitl .‘xlllllllliilt‘ii ilII- torpitl
liver. l'nlihe ordinary l'i‘IlIt'tlil'H i'Ui'
culmination and dyrnopnin. the dost-Jr
‘todtli‘t'tl after the first few IlayA' tit-1e.
and the i'lll'i‘h‘ it llliiktla III-e peIV'InIIIII-nt-
'i‘uke tIIlIIIntuIIe of the rind inn-gain
MI. Ruhr in IIt‘iI-Iln: ii the apet'ihr
did not human-a linltlillttl' value. he
would not in II II lull to sell it on the
“no cure no pay'f plum.
liliit‘. It Ir. '2
BULLETS MIT'lN MiDAlR.
iOnc Missic Pierced the Other with
i Great Apparent Elle.
(Ntwutk (N. J.) New.)
I While on duty at tho butts at the
rifle tango at Sea (ltrt a short time
ago. Captain Andrew B. Bryan. a bat
talton ndhttnnt or the First regiment.
picked up two bullets one of which
had pierced the other and remained
in it.
Captain Bryan Hays he has picked tip
many freak results of the shooting at
the tango but never one as curious as
lthls. lie gave it to Captain Albert C.
Gasser. Mm or Doremua“ private seer-o
tnry who keeps it on his desk in the
(ill hall to show to visitors
The bullets were tired from Sprint:-
iiIeld rlilI-sV Itdn III-cording to the. theory
of Captain Byrau. met in midalr. Cap-
tatu' llyrnn believed that one half must
have been shot from the 500 yard
range nirniahtnt. the target and the
other from a nun in the hands of II
koldler practicing on the skirmish line.
the fire from which crossed that of the
500 yardrange. diagonally.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take lntxailre lit'oum Quinlne Tablets?
IAII Ilrugginin refund th tummy it it
falls to euro. lv‘ W titovo‘n signature
lh' on each box. 25c ,
i BORN WITH EXTRA FINGERS.
l "-‘J—
VBahy Had Six on Each Hand. and
Father Reiuacd to Tolerate
Such a MOnatroalty
WATERHURY. Conn., March 15.-
"Your child is a boy and it has six
lingers on each hand." was whnt the
nomeu attending the wife. or Nortleet
t‘ounora. a porter employed by tho.
Waterbury barrel foundry. told him
last Saturday.
“Six lingers!" ho exclaimed. "1'"
have to nor. about that." He rushed
into the room where hiancw-bom heir
lay and round the women had spoken
the truth; The little- fellow had an
extra linger on each hand next to the
i little linger.
the father it wouldn't hurt the baby
much to have the extra lingers cut, oil _
it he felt so badly about it.
"All right." said the (other
them both off.“ .
The doctor set to work and in It tow
minutes the lingers were all. The baby
I is doing nicely and show no bud rev
"(Elli
i CHURCH GALLS FABTOR.-
New Britain Iapiiata Want a Philadel-
I I. pnia Otcroyman.
i NEW BRi'l‘AlN. March 15.—-.\t a
meeting of the. [first Baptist church.
.hoid after ihosmoullns service Sun-
iday. it .m unanimously voted to out
tend a or." to Rev. D. T Edwin Brown
of Philadelphia. Pa. .
lle'has preached hole. several times
and the members of the church nto
‘nuxio'tu-I to necure him as their pastor.
I. Brown in It graduate of Oolumbin
University and Rochester Theological
Semlnttrsr. Besides his charge in
Philadelphia. he has preached in
Rechcatez, N 1'3. Providence. it. 1..
land- Tranklin. Pa , -
it Dr. Brown accepts the call he will
Isuccccd Rev. J H .Strong. who left last
fall to ctudy in Europe. Dr. Brown has
a wife. and three cons: ,. .
Hut-Wu
CITRENS' AliktANS: MOVE OUT
\ Ii
TELLURIDEI- 'Colo., March it». a—Ouu
hundred members of the Citizens“ Ah
ilauce alter av mecttug.1rmcd with
ritles'and revolvers have secured the
town and taken into custody betwieen
seventy and eighty' union men and sym
pathizors in some Incomes; doors
of dwelling .houaas were torocd and
broken open... (The men were herded
hi I: vacant-store room unmtallvthoco
,desimdthad beentcaptured and they
loaded Into tno coac.lten As the spec
lat. train departed mealtlnua’ Alliance
ilrtnlirollcw of shots into the air.
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tOlRfiOTOfl OR HARMMAN LINES.
i MSANithANUlm‘OI Much 15. «IA».
inunt‘lcrm'flii hoo- oiliclaiiy: been mule
at the Southern Pacific olices thutzit.
O.‘ Mount-mick Immu'xer tramc matte
w; oththo oomolny, has been promob
led to the position or assistant mule. .
director otfllo itarriman lines and will ..
renter npouh’la Mica in the Chicano oh
no or mane ultimo: Stale on April
1: Hr McCommwa—omam la
to be Charles 8. Fee, of'fit. Paul at
mat morflWi mutton-t
in.“
.at
Dr. \V. A, Godrlch told .
Bridgeport Admit-amide
”WW—”0. ”TM—:7."
WT READSE
-u(t
.c in put: ova nu
Just a lllnt. About Nnckwaar.
So much variety is shown in material and design. and
prices are so moderate this season that one can afo‘rdgtto
consider each and every gown. The Washable Stocks are
the dainticat oi: all things. and represent the finest of hand-
workplndccd handwork is seen everywhere and Ncckwcar
' without it is rare to find. Prices begin at 25 cts.
White is a leading favorite. but artistic and becoming ‘
novelties are worked in Patel and Bulgarian colors.
‘lvunlr I.
"‘
Collarand Cull Sets are on linen and scrim in cross
stitch. while for linen dresscs arc Stocks and Cuffs of cm
quisitc embroidery on white linen.
Windsor Ticsvarc to be worn again. and the huge
"Buster Brown Bows." go with Stocks and Turnovers.
.2 A
Some very attractive things in Neckwcar and Drch
Accessories can be seen in the showcase near the Main
St. cnttancc. ' '
Tho Favorm Silks.
Those oitcncst asked for arc the soft-finished tnil‘ctas
and Punjaubs in hair linc stripes. checks. dots and fig-
ures. Prices 75 c,..ts $1.00. $1. so and $1.. 25.
Also there are the Printed Foulards and Satins. The
colors are rcmukably good and the Silks as light as a
feather. Imagine a very warm day when you can put'on a
dainty gown that has scarcely any weight. iccls.comfort-
able, and looks right; Prices 39. 59. 75; and $1.00 a yard.
A New Toilet Preparation.
Take care of your complexion through March and
April. One of the best aids is the new Elcctrlnc, a skin
cleanser and there is a delightful Toilet Cream for use
with it. This new' preparation is made from a perfectly
scientific formula, and will be shown and explained to you
at the Toilet Section. It is a simple and healthful aid to
preserve a firm soil skin. Ask to Cc it.
Stylish Street Gloves.
One clasp Cape Glovcs' in iauiiionnhlc shades
of tan.
Onc claep Mochas in black. gray. and
Glacc Tampa Giovcs, two clasp. all in new
shades.
The P. 8: L.
$1.00.
tan. $I .00.
$I.00.
$1.00.
In
two clasp. all in new shades.
The showcase is
. Don‘t forget the Hosiery Section.
.attractivc with new styles.
‘. Aer:
The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which him been.
in use 1hr over 30 years, has home the signature of
out! lmii been made under his pcr‘-_
shunt super-Hindu since its inmncy;
Allow no otIQtuiloccno you ill thlii'.
All Counteri‘ths,‘ battalions and “Just-ns-good” are. but;
l‘lxpL-Ii dents that; trifle with and endanger the health 01’
and Margit—hxpcrjnnco- ~agoiiiati§ Experiment.
' ,
tot-ha is a“ Mien sobstltutdj‘for’ emf Oil," Paro-
' go c," mpg Into .‘Sootltin; smile: it Is PlMOtéflle
clip this neither Opium; morphism nor other Narcotic
‘aub Luce. [Womble its gtmrantoo. It. destroys “town
and lloyl lfimhlmm. It. cure?” Oiarrfzamo and paint!
Cole .. Teething Trouli 3. oil Misti ion
ad's It‘d It?” It itiélmiliitefi its: Food, regulates the
' and _ «his, slvingJIL-althy and natural sleep.
Idaho's
q: Outliers mined. ? r4 .' "
in
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a: . i
‘ ‘iou Mitts
. it Htfli1l1
rotation-av
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