Iqbal-n hie m underlie
“RMW.nm-ayhe
mu-l*l Them”
humane-(manual:
‘aflrd-fimui-fi vetheddredmbutwhaanthe
III—Ill an '0 I" amendment-Iceland.
~th 'I: havetallea undertheseisonoi
magma-910cm,
Idhaee-stoth-ouos in antennae.
Weanasnyasnes it stated by acumen-
mummmwdmm
“he.“ fiofqatweeswmo
Bar-Mb“, buildupwith
mwlththree-foldtaeklmand lowered
thanfieb-lesof cotton.
“bachellhhqwao placedinpcm.
“of holtedto
““5 ‘ 7 hombre-k-
”loose the'auimalssutl'ered
w-theoalypah may nan-went andby
mueyuotthe poor hen-taunt:
”wastes-y“; tearstridleddowu
“in W; and theyroared
was whabdnglow.
cud ofwhlebwas
“fifths. to stand upon. We are
“memmtmlly
Maul w- “hrought to" withafan
liq-hot water. At scallop-
pemsthatthselephanugot into sections
mot were»
thefiipfrn-ddeto side by givinttheli-
selvuainultaaeoualya swaying motion-
tbeyaloodathwart the ship, the vessel roil-
lagheavily, mlfin a are way. Thisthey
“defauqellofanhonrormoreand
mweharthattheywere hoimedontof
thwandmmonahore, thirty-fivebe
lag thus mfely landed without any acci~
dent whterer. Our informant says that
was.” no“
wnalwaysoutheelephant'sneck from the
time of it: touching the water to letting go.
.hthewordwasgiven“letgo,"eachofthe
elephants, eimer from the lightness ofhia
heart at being freed from his floatingpnsqp
or from his own weight we are uni
which—Mm of heart, line ligbmeao
had, melephantaud man to play pranks
—-plunged down deep into the water, the
mahout on his neck. The anxiety on the
facet the mahout jut one second before
“31’1wa study some. WISthn
«pinata-puppet- loci Wail-L
the former blowing wfler from his trunk
and the latter from his nose. Forty- -four
more elephants go down by the same steam-
” to Chittagong.
+A
TuI: old qua-cg: or the: m
“.llome Sweet“ ‘haalieure‘iledo m
w lt' I conuded that JohnHoward
Payne wrote the words, but the song. as
well-much of the dialogue of weapon
inwhidlitoccurs,(“(.‘lari.thelfaidof the
Kiln"), was cut down by Mr. Plancbe to
whom the manuscript was submit“ “I‘ll
Charla Kemble, who mama-I.
The melody' Ia claimed to be a Sicilian air,
andmmepersnus afllrmtohaving heardit
among the Sicilians. 0n the other hand,
thedeelaration of Sir H. R. B'uhop, made
years ago to his publishers, Is put in, claim—
ing that he wrote the at 3
‘ Helodies of Vario. -
by him, for the reason that he could find no
suitable Sicilian song to fill the place. He
sank his own name and called the music
Sicilian. This Is alleged to have occurred
years before the production of ‘ Clari, the
Maid of Milan " (3e Cov-
ent Garden, whoa mutual
aflixed the old air to the words Mr. Payne
had written. The air was introduced into
Donizetta opera of ‘7 Anna Bolena" at the ,
suggestion of Madame Pasta. who sang it,
in Italy with great success.
A Ravi? M The Rev.
Dr. Prime recutly advertised, in the X. Y.
Observer, a reward of fifty dollars for “ a
well authenticated case of meanness meaner.
than the one where the minister's wife was
invited to visit one week among the people,
and ' .. ’5 board was deducted
{m 17'”;
TheRev. Doctor says that the claimants
for the reward were numerous, and among
than were the following:
Tm: Hessian Clan—And Ibis is not
meanness on the part of the people; it is a
“ A hard-working faithful missionary was
employed by oneofonrbenevolent societies, -
on a salary of four hundred dollars. out of
which he had to pay houserent and support
his family. He hired alittle cottage, witha
Secretaryof thenciety ealledtoseehim,
andnoticingthevegetahlesgrowingmsked
themimionaryif the garden wasworthto
himtwmty five dollars? Henidnu Well,
twentydullara? Hethoughtuot; andfinal
lythe
that itwas anythiaghut togetan
‘ source to be relied upon. these are interest—
3 in; and cheering facts.
andthedd-harebeeuobligedtoaoekin
theatta-mompurtsoltheearthfortheaeo
”mum Mafim“py
welr'forit. mum
bailout,“ the Pi "mum
In,“ and“, w
arethoseenterpr‘ling gentlemmtolookfor
afmheranpply? Cnlestheleadersolfem-
Ininefuhiou “modem a *3 the
woolycurhof Attica or the coarse black
hairofthe'l‘artar races,“ fear matthey
willsomedaybecompelledtocuntmtthem
selves with the pliitihfidtwists with which
naturehassuppliedthem.
a»—
Ia-rnmuacs m Comam~5enawr
Wihon in a tempennce lecture in Boston
last Sunday evening, said that in Coupes
during the last seventeen years, he had found
that h when who used aloohd wme i:-
rariabiy the first to be prostrated by pro»
meted work. “ In my experience,"he add-
ed, “while chairman of the committee on
military afiairs, I always found the men to
be relied on are those who drank not at all"
wae fewer drinking men in Cannes now
than when be out went into it. Formerly
the night semious we dreatletfon account
of the debauchery to which they gave rise.
Now about one-quarter of the senators are
pledged temperance men, and there isnot
what may beeslledauhard drinker" inthe
Senate at all. The facts are about the same
in the House of Representatives. Once the
departments were full of dmnknrds, now
they are the exceptions Coming from o
NOW IS THE TIME!
I" YOL‘ “ANT A HOUSE or anv other building
0‘ whatsoever nvle or class. built by the dayor
contact with or without material call at the shop
Foot of Franklin St, West of the Depot.
flowering]; than thought minor
cmomcm‘
n‘munemmuautm'm 1
SEE gg @777: 3 _ 3,2377:
55E B We. fig d 363
Blank looks, Stationery,
Wrapping Paper,
Twine, etc.,
also manufacturers of
PJ‘PER B.A(}rS
of all deocriptlons
PLAIN, on PRINTED To
onnm. .
N0. 4 BLE’S BLOCK.
South Xvi-“731k. (Ruin.
W. T. Brtaxxonal. A. 5. Bacon.
*4!
Isaac Church, Jr., !
lfillfll'll Hilllllll and Jllllllfll',
Manufacturer of 1
Church's Steam Pump,
WI m ALWAYS mar To EITI‘A’I’P. i
(iIVE ['8 .\ (2-11.13.
unnosn, suanwoon a- 170.?
~. 8. nun“. uuv,
J.
H. I. H011.
HAYIU\D
l"
R.
W. Narwr
so: In sunnux .\ov an 5
F MB. NASH Wow"
+RSi
STORE! :
Is the place tobuy all kinds of
('ROCKERY, CHINA. AND GLASS
W'ARES. FURNACES
“ all kindsof Stoves. an kinds of mp. and
fixtures. It is the place to any kind of work
don um Sheet Iron. Lead and zinc
Ie II. There you wfllnn expertworhnento
hang Door Bells. tin S Tubes. lay Boring.
put up leaders. ttma. etc. you will find
Earth Closets, Clothes Wflngen, Wash-
ing lacunae, Water Elevators,
Pups:
and the best Ice Cream Freezer! And there. the
theoona can and Iron Clad Paint.
Glob mixthe
onlwa3
gehuemlng it
andwewhlhe
consent or aunt Alt!) m srm‘rs,
fly MEN
OLD WELL CIGAR
$17
...», .‘r‘s'3.7.
4
‘55. $3.: in:-
MANUFAOTORY. ,
C. SW'ABTZ & (70..
suit: '.I.Ian7.l.'IIcu.ir<7:~ ui
“OLD WELL CLUB."
77 R. £1.77 'z’l'“ s as (70.;
home».
“STAR UP THE \VEST,"
“DIAMONDS." ETC
Iholmale and retail dealefi m
t
P. LOBRILABD A: CO. 1
IRS.G.B.IILLEB&O0. S, ‘
D. II. leALPIN & C038,
'l‘litls. HOY'I' 8: C0.’S,
sadchuicavhghhbndsof
idea of the value of‘green sauee,’ scented.
'l'heSeuenrywcnt awavand the next
qmrter‘smlaryeamew with adeductionof
semantic-7
rotary, thmhewould he put unbreadand
waterdietforatlmtouequarter.“
:hhmhfisaemmuaty
gumbo-e. “midday
y-fimiana of “we
“(Mfluhmsb
hush
HPES, 6:. SMOKfiBS’ ARTICLES
{g 9.5mm: 55;:
Ely’u Block. South Nor-walk,
17!
GREAT BARGAINS
3‘ firmer» ’ 7
«w
.AT 1733— '
cnxrrnar.
§_--,..~
onwggw
flflbflbfifia—“d”-
I And LIGHT ARTICLE." 05 CONTRAC'I
lawsuflilllumslc,
Pnaxminnm
«713*?
:15 3g? genomes,
Church’s Patent Lubricator,
all kind! in!
P‘Iii' Slaohine- I737, '
UN THE MUM HEASUN \Hl.F 175m“
.
Boner Inspector
For ill-5 Fourth (ungreuioual Distritt or i!“ \lale
of (buneetlcut. Agcutfur
Vanderwater's Improved
iJmal Turbine Water Wheels
CHURC‘H’S
PATENT STEAK PUMP ,
This Pump is the most compact built has
less number of parts and is the Cheapest
Pump ever placed before the) ublic It runs
without must or jar For 'ce List. &c.,
addm
Sole Pmprieu’r and .‘lanv‘ucturt r.
ISAAC cuuncu, Jr., I
\URW ALK. t 0.\' X
Machine Shop jun! backnf the Horse Rail-
wav Buildings. 1- ti
SAVE YOUR CASE
“5 “hr-u; .vnur
DRY GOODS,
OF
A. DIGKERMAN & SON.
“'ashington Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Styli
Falrfleld County
AND BUILDING 00..
South N orwalfi, Conn,
‘ W .i‘? .
'7 Line, on, Cemhud Plaster.-
Werner
Doom sums,
Mm WES.
5.7m RAILS,
l
l A
of h} railing at ..-\l FRI: l) KNAI’ l’ h
3:13 .iwi .esit r
mewemnm-
T W t :2: it“: gfi-ifi—Xv_
01‘
..I-EWIS with!!!» Dealer,
In; Just opened in the
NEW BRICK BLOCK,
Across the way from TOLLESJ» ELY‘ 5 01d Stand.
foot of Wail-[ton 81mm, with a full and new lot of
Builders’ Hardware
BETTER, AND MORE EXTENSIVE,
THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE
‘3 THIS CITY OR VICINITY.
Our Assortment of Lo.cks,
of Home audather (.‘onIpa nleo‘ mannfaetme. we
would call your attention topa not an a qwdalty as We
ml": £1 a 0 tag: a
Complete Stock of Everything
in our line 01 trade.
reason ,Aao AMERICAN cuss.
All Brands of AXERICAN & BNGLISH undone-rated
w a: 1 1r.- as a. :m A n ,
LI NEED OIL,
DR Y AND MIXED COLORS.
can always be found at our store. Also.
Pickets, Doors, Sash and Moldings.
Agents for MABURY fi WHITON‘S cclebrated
Railroad Colors and Combination Lead.
Southlawakfiovnlm ~ ,. l-tf‘
NOTICE!
ALFRED KN APP
"a: just rrrciu‘d llll‘t‘t‘ Dairies of choin
Deleware County Butter
which he ofl'exs bole“ lhr xnnvkcl pm ill-0 another 1
large iuuuice of chaise l
E‘. JAPAN TIC
scllin: Ml $1 (I) [-1 r |‘-.
A S.
nrmnlly um:
h .SI ":5
My .seoflMHC’ o!
FINE 11le 63001312153?
I" in I \ v7r_v respit'i full and voluplvlv. :1“ nl n. In: ill
u ill Iu-ll at the lawn! murlwt rah“
l
:|, 'MI\ .
if )un want I PORTLAND ( l'T‘l‘Eli fur } w
you can find a large aswrtmeut of them at
ALFRED KNAPP‘S.
.
1
l
Just received, a line assortmvu‘ u! Tullu .‘uup at J
ALFRED KNAPP‘S l
1
Nice “'cstem Apple.- Eu an} dc~irv7tl quanlili-7~ :n
ALFRED KNAI'I’S'.
A large assortment of Bini (.ugr‘s of [iv Lin-st I
-l}' ice and most appmved tutti-res at
A Ll-‘REID KN I PP‘h'.
You Inn‘ hr Min to Kind nnyllilnp jun an in nun!
“ ASTRAL” OIL
ls hunt-r nu“ than cn-r before and i- \nill I‘Xt‘lllrl'u
by thr- ngq-ut.
giLFREI) IX'N :at’l’.
L's-if SoutlINorwalk. Doc ‘ .lo. 1
FALL ‘31) Wivrmt .
MILLINERY GOODS.
The in!
nery u
7l\
rat mad heel FI‘iL'CiL’d a>>nrlult7ni I-f Milli. {
s for the season can be found at
D. DAYTON’S
1
Million) Establinhrmnt. “lIich will be sold at ury l
l
I
l
|
1
I
low net-s. for style and quallt cannot be surpassed
in t C CH7 Quick sales an email rutlts Is our
motto. T uhllc are lmitod local and examine
our stock. A I work dmu at short llOli(1 and in
the most appoved pm:
TbI Inbecribcr hm- tnlu n thc a-_ '1 nor for flu-
New Wilson Sewing Machine,‘
which is sold for filter. ll dullan in! than om olhir
machine Mm the opffltllc It is astinttlc machim
and will do all kinds work that any machine will
do. A tee for the cars won from the com-
when that. or willbuvasgoodag
machine a- those that is en ti for 3m and QC! 5
No. 4, ELY’S BLOCK,
.‘lain street. South Norwalk, Sept. 19, 1871.
l
l
D. DAYTON. |
i
FALL STYLES.
rod-1'13 3
IS RECEIVING THIS “'FJ‘LK.
STYLES FOR FALL.
FL‘ll n71) cwru HATS,
‘ ALL‘KINDS up ups,
canes, UMBRELLAS,
‘ calmer Imus ETC.
OLD SILK HATS REMODELED
Union Marble Works,
---ewwem , .
Thesabaerlberhas made arrangements by which
«a
Insomniac;
Scam]: Granite,
Direct {on Whig m jeep-rein for
WW W11 m
MWNQS;
sung, sinks, wall and
- \ .717. onaw a. ”soar,
361*
'(7(Il7(.7ll.~7.
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS.
late the sale or rental of
$09.3, int-é“ fadl u a: omerexflpefl
v ng e es an on 1. cube
mothers nt hedty‘aWe have a
amount Rado! desirable proptmy hl60f every deecri duo on
our ks. and are in constant receipt of app cations
to purchase or hire
\Vearepr1pared to in:
Fire Insurance.
“'e issue
lines in the best standin (umpanies
at reasonabc
rates. W e also Insure aga nst DAIAGI
at LIGHTVING women Finn E‘t'FCEs on NOT.
wrruon‘r ax‘raa CHARGE.
City Surveyor's Office.
Suru'} Eng: in all i" hmuriuu,
\\'. 1‘. (‘ll.-\“’ A 503.
(IFl-‘lt'l-J IN ELY‘S BLOCK,
P. (l Bu) :1. ~4m1h\qualkCoun.
made in
The Old-Fashioned Way.
IllitlTHER’S SYRI' 1’
FOR
C‘.( l I . [)5,
u IIII
I .l‘N(i .»\ [<‘F‘I72( "I‘I.()’.\'E~'.
PRICE 25 cts PER BOTTLE.
lur pub h) :I‘l I)lll:,.,'l~l,r l’ur pnnirulars ml a
( ir: ulnr a! Hit Drug Storm l‘re purcdl n7
.l. ll. \elnon. Bridgeport.
BUCKINGHAM & BRUSH,
r1 ms for South Norw alk and t77hiulty 57-1!
Music Depot!‘
Bl'CKINGIlAHI a8 DISBBO‘V.
No. 4, Ely’s Block,
SlH'Til NOBWALK,‘C-0NN.
.\ lnI~;eStoc.kof
SHEET MUSIC.
A‘enl! tor
BR.&DBURY’S
Celebrated Pianos
AFD
‘ \E\V HAVEN AIELUDEON ('O'S URGANS AND
)IELUDEONS.
also dealers in
VIOLINS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
GENERALLY.
Special inducements to teachcis of Mueic.
old Instruments lakes: In anchorage
for New -
Pianos and Organs tuned and repair“ by an ex-
perienced workman.
(‘ali and Examine Our Stock.
\V.’l.B['CK1NUIIA\T D. E. DISBROW.
(ll—y
THE PL ACE To BUY
PfA.
5;:; mil oqmpao
o‘RcAus,
——AND—
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
...A T-
PARKER'S STORE,
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
Ono tluor north Hf Bennett‘s dry goods store.
J. M. POTTER
Will keep a flock of instruments at. Parker's .-_Iure
and will sell them on monthly installment;
Old instruments taken in exchange for new.
Pianos tuned and repaired ~1- If
HENRY llOPKINS’
troet,
.VIIu-sliall
,SOUTH NORWALK.
. _
HORSES AND CARRIAGE-“o.
CT.
7m 1.1517 AT ALI. ”urns.
‘ Balls. Parties, Weddings and Funerals
A'l’TENlHZI).
c A n R I A c. E s,
: Tu. all [rains and steamboat; (‘lml‘gv‘s reasonable.
‘ South Nnriinlk Dec. 1 1870 at!
iLIVERY STABLE,
i Lorenzo Scofield, Proprietor.
Washington Street. South Norwalk.
and? :4
HORSES ANO CARRlAGES,
i TO LET AT ALL BOFRS.
f c O A C E E S ,
FOR WEDDINGS Am FL'XERALS.
{HOBSBS, [IARNESSES " “'AGONS,
c
FOR SALF.
Hm do i: the mmI rum». .m n.-. quhhahnionl
of the kin in the cit}. 3- tr
“ PURE GOLD.”
vxrluim all who have ex-
thc loading Sunday School
('\"‘l‘
7\\’orthy of its name !"
. amim-d “ l’l'RE GOLD.“
‘1 Song Book this your.
100 000 Copies
hau- llt'tll lift adv will ill Iy lag and dim book has
been issued but
ONE MONTH!
LARGE ORDERS ARE RECEIVED FOR
“ I’ln-o .G7old"
( u-rj. do} You “ill find the hymnrI and imm-
PK'RE. G001).
USEFUL. ORIGINAL.
REFINED. LIVELY,
EXCELENT. DEVOTION AL.
“I “ PCBE GOLD" If for WANT THE BET.
One [70 3 (paper cow r) sent for examlimiicn on re-
cii- pt of cents
N. Y.,
RIGID“ &' MAIN, 425 Broome St.
(successors to Wm. 13. Bradbury .\
For sale at Alex. Swords. Newsnnd Einliouery
Depot, South Norwalk. 7‘
NEW AND RARE PLANTS
R O S E S ,
Geraniums,
vnnnnxa~
AN D
BEDDING our PLANTS,
Flowering Shrubs. Fruit Trees,
CHOICE
Blackberry,
‘ Raspberry; .--
9 AND
Straw bet-r v,
PLANTS.
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage ahd
’ 7 CeleryiPiants‘.‘ "
Choice Wt of
rmm AND Miriam ems,
DUTCH BULBS.
Wattage? to the mgefiap of dulle-
taburtestnnfles. Eeadjugalalogue
HALL-DRY £7 mm
' .mznrm an; FLORISTS,
801315! rooming COR. ‘L
Smith M Now. 11.19».
JOIN mcfimfl‘l,
1!
00m, E '6 APRIL ma.
1871. 187:.
Loan Mar-walk. Laure South Nor-tit.
5:88 A. )l. N. Y. Accent. 5:53A- “I.
8:19 . Y. £7. N. II. 6:47 “
7:94 “ New York Ex. 7:. u
ans " No train. as v“
8:fi “ New Bax-en 9B.
9203 ‘7 New I k 3
9:” " New Haven Ex 9.7 a.
10M " No tutu. lit!
107.13 ‘7 New York Ex 11:“ :
11:3) “ No train. 11:!!!
12:14 P. H. No treks. mm Phi.
1m " N. Y. Ammo. 1:!) “
1:10 “ New Haven. 1:8 “
1:8 “ New Haven Ex. 2:0! “
2TB “ No train. 2:. “
2:3 ‘7 No train. all) “
Btm “ New York Ex. 3:51 ‘_
$24 ‘7 New Y m ”
3:50 77 No train. 4:21 “
4:1] 7‘ NewHaven Ex 42%
£46 ‘7‘ No train. 5:05 '2
5:16 ‘7 New Yorkk 5:“ 1.
5:26 “ New Raven. 5:56 |
5:46 '7‘ N. Y. a N, B k” ‘
6:2) ‘7 30min. 6:. -“
(1748 "7 Non-ah. - 7:!5 ‘f
7:16 “ New Haven. 7:” "
7:40 “ It) truly, 7 w to
8:5 ' No train. 83 “
8:% X0 train. 8:“ “
0:55 ‘7 No tuln. e15 “
9:15 “ N. Y. a N. H E: m “
9:0 “ N0 train. All. “
1&1!) ‘ sum-y only It! “
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS
City of Nnrvall or P. F. Brady,
Will leave 1mm each me of the route evcyeveu-
in Produce sold wifihout charge for WW
ill-eight at old packet mix-stein ti of m.
6 ng any I no
player-mu of the above boats on accountot
thereo S-tf
the owners
New York and New Haven R. P.
Sl'MMER ARRANGEMENT.
comxcmo my :51) In:
vano Ian Passenger Station at South Norunlk as
follows:
For New ‘ ork.
A H Boston
stopping at all stations.
lpmJExpN-sr. stopping at Darien
Stamford.
stopping at all stations.
" Express
‘ . stopp "at all stations.
Bo-‘ton was
stopping at all stations.
Boston Express.
ntoppina at all stations.
Boston Express.
.\l .‘lzii
6:00
new York {or South Home“.
'200. nm (Ex. 49.00 lllelA. 1141215692:
EEleazmtm (Localcxulw .a-aneoomx. \PI.
South Nor-walk for New Haven.
AI 6.7.19 A. l stopping at all stations.
8:fi
.. “is
1:31 P. x. stoppl flirtatious.
1:59
4:3 .. “to ..
5:52 77 stopping at all stations.
6:14 .. a a
7:3: .. ..
9:49 Boston Express.
Trains leave New Haven for South Normal: at
240.5:w.&:!),&10.9:45(1x.,lA.l.; ltml.:tl5~
(Ex)4:30(Ex...)5:m Szwtlixu I? 3!.
See large bill of advertisement at the Stalin
Houses and Hotels.
Superintendent e Other Fourth m7 cone. and Turn
Iy set oath street. Ne n- Y urk.
Assistant Suptrimcndtm‘ .7 J.Ollice Station Bonn,
New Haven. Am I “(01!
8uperinteudent.
Danbury and Norwalk R. R.
l AFTUMN ARRANGEMENT
('OMMEXCLVU 0(‘1‘. lt‘i, lxil
Dally Trains.
LEAVE DAXBL‘BY ma morn somuui.
6:30 A. M. :12:ooat.; {HEP :heightat3:35l‘.‘
”VT" ”I. “A“
9:00 A. l7 \Freigbhll :(bA_M.: 1:.55P 11.. "&18P.!'
Trains on Ridgefioid Branch Inn from the up trains
and to the down train-i.
J(ll’l\ W. BAf‘OV
Superintendent.
S. F. PECK,
Hf
Druggist and Apothecary,
Nearly opposite R. R. Depot.
Pure, Select
DITTS, Medicines it Gillillli
I‘IN 113 TOILIE’I’SOAPS,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
O O M E B .
I'ERFUMERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
A~CHOICE LOT of WALLETS,
, PAT EN T MEDICINES.
MINERAL WATERS,
Trusses, Tam Melts, Titian,
In fact everything from a Quill Tooth Flak
to an Inlaid Hair Brush.
lemme-eta flaw.“
an: bull
e Nding form”- WWW“
south Roz-wan:
PLlllillG ELL Willi
WAWREBSOF ANDWE
Lumber Sail, Bills, Tim; at,
BALLUSTERS, NEELLS, to,
‘rons'ramsaxnmntos
Steam Sewing, Scroll Sawing,
Plamno and Turning
Black was; , Ash, Whitew
mitt, yonhalid. cod,
wommamermmarnmo.
. _ _ RLTOLLES,TW.
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