South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, March 26, 1874 · page 4

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Eel! or ell crdhsry a” would .be
bent-bed torn civilised Ifu‘end dyspepsia
become slnost unknown. if eyeryhody
would eet hut thrice e day. et regain tithes
eednotsnetotn between tneels.thc inteo
celebehxnotlessthen live hour-numbe-
ie. the time required to WI lull mes!
snaps-Homo! thestouch. Itepereon
an m meets. the pcoca~ of digestion
of the food slreedv in thestut‘nechiserrest.
ed,nntil thensst which hes hem eeten is
brought into the condition of the former
nteel; states if weter is boiling end lceis
pet in. the whole ccese to boil until the ice
has been melted end broughtto the boiling
point. end then the whole boils together.
But it is e iew oi neture thet ell food begins
to deesy uter- exposure to best end moisture
for e certsin time. If e meet is esten, end
in two beers soother. the whole remeins un-
digested tor seven hours. before which time
the rottening proccee commences. and the
men hes his etotnech full oi union—the
very idol of which is horribly disgusting
As then. ell the food in the stomach is in e
etete of iertnentetive decey. it becomes un-
lit for the purpose of nutrition. end for
rushing good. pure blood. Smell wonder is
it thel dyspeptlcs here such s veriety of
symptoms end echee. end complaints in
every part or the system. tor their is not one
drop 0! pure blood in the whole body; hence
the nerves. which feed on this impure end
imperfect blood. are not properly nourished.
end as e consequence become dbeeeed. They
"compleio;“ they are hungry. end—like e
hungry man—ere peerish. iretlui. restless
We cell it nervousness. end no one ever
knew s dyspeptic who wee not restless. fret.
fol. ntigety. end econntislly diespeeehle. at.
tel end uncertain. The staunch to nude of
s number of muscleshll of which ere brought
into requisition in the process of digestion.
But no muscle can work always. The busy
heart is in e stetc of perfect repose for one-
third or its time. The eye one work twice
in it second. but this could not be continued
tit-e minute: The bends end teet must hove
rest. end so with the muscles of the stomech;
they only can rest when there is no work
for them to do‘no food in the stomech to

d igest.

Jam and fiaueglrold.

Cram u.—Ono pound flour. hull pound
sugar. hell pound huttcr. five eggs. e ten-
spouniul of soda. cinneuton or rose wstcr.

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Larson Pin—Greta the rind of two lun—
one. adding join: em! pulp. Tulle cl! cage.
heating whim end yolks ttmcthcr Too
cope white roger. three tablespoons rncltod

hotter. Thistueltes two pins.
w—r-“w—

(immune Cunt -—'l‘\vn our... one cup of
anger. oncrhnlt cup of butter. one-hell cup
at milk. trnohnlf cup of nelcrelus. one ton-
eventful o! crcettt of letter. Make about
rte still its cup unite. Th‘s makes thrcc layout.
For the chow-late filling. use one cup of RN»
ted elucidate. unwind! cup of sneer. and one
half cup milk. Boil slowly about flitvcu
minutiae Flavor with \‘lulllltt. While tvnttu
sprout! between the layers of Gillie and over
the top.

 

 

 

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Boxcar) IIADDOl‘K—St‘fllie‘ cl. an. nod
empty the fish. and fasten the mil firmly in
the mouth, Tic it in a well iluurctl cloth.
and itsy il in a (Mr kcttlr or ordinary mum"
pen. Cut-or it with cold wutcr and lot it
heat slowly. \thn it blillllleh‘ push the but.
tie luck to prevent boiling. and hlllllllt‘!‘ gun
tly for twenty minutes; or if the fish is very
large half an hour: Serve with nit-lied hut-

tcr. parsley and slicce oi‘ hard boiled rugs.
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live. Burma—Into two cups of flour stir
hull e entree—cupml oi yt-est. n tort-spoonful
of salt and enough warm water to moisten
the tlaur. melting e thick butter. Let it rise
over night. in the morning stir itagrtin; then
put into pens without hneeding. melting it
soft. Let it rise till very light then bske an
hour in e moderately heeteti oven. This
breed rushes s nlessent chengo front wheel;
end when the slices ere toestcti end spread
with butter. they ere reelly es delicious end
heslthful.

 

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To Ctnsx Futon Orr..Ct.oru.—-Soep
should not be used in clcening oil-cloths. To
he]! s poll of hot colt weter. add hell I cup
of weshinx fluid. or e piece of eel‘eode hell
the else of en egg; with e scrubbing—broil
or broom rub herd. putting on only suflcient
weter so thet it will not run oil; wipe dry
with e soft cloth: it will be bright end shining
es when new. This is in good wey to aim
common point. Is it removes emote. grease
or dust. end does not deetroy the gloss of
garnish. It is else unclul for wsshsng win-

owe.

m-
A negro living in e neighboring icounly
heving been fortunsto enough to eccumulnte
considereble of this world‘s goods. desired.
ree't royel subjects should. to pay teses on
the ssrne. It being e new business to him.
he did not know thet there wes e propper
omcer for receiving taxes. end concluded ell
thet wee necesuw wee to and e men with
s white skin. Consequently he hniled the
first use he met with. "Buy. boss I wen’t
to pey my tsx: Inns‘ I gib it to you t" On
being told it would be received by the con:-
prehending gentlemen. the mm gen him
.25. end eshed if thet wee enough. I sup-
pose it is." seid the white men. “Bees. glut
me e showin’ {or de .” said the negro. Agein
thewitsol thewhite teen werest work,»
hehendsdthe negro e slrpofpeper withthc
inscription: “As loses lifted the serpent
out of the wilderness. likewise here I lifted
twenty-ave dollsre out or thisd——d a...
gro‘spccbst.’ Notion. elterthenegrobeti
thetexcollectorproper. “Done peld it.t
hon. end here's the ‘eeipt.” st the euro4

cos. Bereedz‘Aoneesliftedupthe nor-*-
pestontot thewildernen. likewise here I:
liftedfloesotthhd—dnegro'spochee".
“Hoidmhogyoereed’en irons.“ ‘ .
nlsted the astonished duhey.‘es he scotch-4
eduepspcudurrieditroeeocher-ien."
I'Ihr to reed. “As loses iiitedé-‘t‘
ere "laminae negro who“
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Released mudnomkndepot

Mndmmmucleened.

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Gentlemcn’e Garments

w . m and mind we mom or:

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K I D a L o v E s

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”manor-Petr.
tar-‘88) R. N. PERRY.

Old Carriage Shop

New Wad other Vehicles rnsdo to order:
and Rewiring urd Jobbing done in the best rnenner.
end with the uterus: dispstch.

Bevin: stunted to oer-r: on the business into):
conducted by his brother. on

MARSHALL STREET,

new the shutter end experienced workmen
letoly employed by him. the subscriber tees coed.
dent thet he one eetisty ell the old customers or the

Oldest Stand in Norwalk,

end such etha- es any be led to extend to hint their
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LUMBER,

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new evoke:

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Burrs e: census.

lleve en entire new stoch oi

HARDWARE.

lluzhenies‘ Tool-I. all kind: or Axricultursl luutlo-
merits. l‘elnte. title. (lites. ‘i‘eblo end i'ochot Puticry.
Also es e epoctelty

Wall Paper,

shades and Fixtures.

l'eper end tilted“ hung to ordot nt short notice.

\V. II. S‘VORDS.

MerchantTailor,

COR. WASHINGTON AND MAIN 81‘s.

SOUTH NORW'A LR. CONN.

English and Much Diagonal-i,
and Basket Continue or all colors

made up In style at Low Prlccs.

Gents’ Furnishing Goods.

GEMS‘ KID GLOVES.

Of all Shades and colors. or the
Best Quality. ,

creme none}:
BILLIARD HALL

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Refreshment Rooms,

no. a OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
SOUTI-QVNQ'RWALK.

The nod l .he I tetren .the shove rooms
end thoroufiirgnm horn. respectfully inform
the public the thy to loop e first-clam cc
tehl shutout. Thu. {3 m consientiy on head

Imported mm.

MM Am.
W and Sewn.

'l‘h have th MWhhle in the city end
tune? to am .l‘uuoetu stamina to this tmuét. or

the business.
I. 8. PM“. I‘. ll. EUIISTON.
a Henrietta.

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All We

Until the Holidays 3

To eecornrnodite the times I will who hueutlm
'l‘iu Types st the low price or

FOUR FOR $1.00.

Plain Cartrn-dc-Viiites. 83.50 per Dozen.

Until shot the Builders—one sitting.——-ceah
in edvencc.

GityNews Depot;

IIAS ARRIVED A‘I‘

H. E. Bod well’s,

\"lth a Full Stock or

HOLIDAY GOODS.

Con-trim] In Part or

 

Albums. ‘Mugic Lanterns. Wri-
ting Desks. “'m‘k Boxes. Pic-
ture Puzzles. Wooden-joint

0d Dolls. Sets of Tools.
CAI“ or ALL KINDS.
Carts,

Sleigho,

Whips, 8w.
Conthotionor'y ti" Toys.

Our children.

 

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“molecule end Retell Deniers
w—‘fl-

()l‘n'l‘liilS. illutlltl. Flatt
AND litillS'l‘ltiltS.
Oysters by the Bert-cl end Gallon.
Tomato Cstsup h the liail‘ Pint or Berrel.
PRINT A D VOITAILS .0
Cultured l‘rttlte «mi Vcsrctuhlcs.

WKS'I‘ OF THE NEW YORK AND NRW HAVEN
RAILROAD DII‘U'I‘.

South Newwullc. (Enlist.

mum new. menu “mum.
Hi

I". II. N ASII chi BROS.
ST 0 R.E!

ls tho piano to go to. It you tvnnt tho pumice! entl

Best Stone China.

in the crerlwt. Our C. 0. WARE is sitting must to
the Stone.

/
FRENCH. CHINA &PORCE Am
Fine end cheep. A levee esscttuwut oi
TABLE OLA” WARE.

French Glen Shades,

The lat-cost usurttuout lu Felt-acid County.
WAX FLOWERS
end ell tho timer-lei tor matting.

IRON GLAD PAINT,

Just received three colors. the roost (int-elite paint
over ntetle.

Pumps. of ell kinds.
.IOVOO, I ml “duty.
Huron, both out sud wrought iron.

1'". .«flnh end ell Itiudu of work done in
Gonna. Lend. lino end about iron.

Otove Inciting, in bulk end by the pupa.
Banking.
Real Estate,
Insurance
0 F F I C E .

MELVILLE E. MEAD,

AGENT FOR

The luteel Life III. 00.. NewJorh.‘
Assets over .00, .000.

The Phenlx Fire Ins- Con of broohlyn,
Assets over $8,000,000.

Willlernshetwh out Fire Ins. 00.. of
Bron lyn.

Assets over .000,000.

Renovcr Flt-e Ins. Co. of New Yorh City,
Assets over M000.

Connecticut Fire Ine- l.‘o., or Ilerttord,
Assets over ammo.

Netionel Fire lesnrsece 00.. of Phile-
Aestts over W

net-trout Genet: latest Fire Ins. 00..
Assets over axiom

NATlONM. Ind WHITE STAR LiNES,

OM OM.

Passage Tickets and Drafts I
mm
lures. ESTATE,

or m uncommon.
nouns Bought end Sold on Commission.

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in hot everything nutteblo to! Christine: ”la?“ :

Ofi‘er Special Bargains in all
kinds of

Dress Goods

AND

SHAWLS.

m-~r”>—v~——
Opening of

Spring Culicoes,
Sliirtings.

Shootings.

 

 
 

 

 

 

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in All Win [Inn

attention.
and build
including

which we tube pleasure in showi
call.

Shop. West at the Depot Neer the Nursery.

 

 
 

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Habitable Globe,
or by the Day, with or
without the material,

AT THE LO‘VEST PANIC PRICES!

PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED‘AND ESTI-
MATES GIVEN. JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0.

N0 ‘ob so small nor nor nono so largo but will receive prompt
Will furnish you n Lot of on
Will e house entire and com ate. ready for occupancy.
ell. Cisteru. turd Outbuii lugs, and it your money
gives out. will make up the delicacy. We have more than

100 Designs for Suborbun and Country Homes, .

 
 

 

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' The Chennai min the City tube: your

'rm when... ..

I. AflPO, etc..
r. A. e n: s. 'r 2.

no: Scene. Opposite Depot.

Sole Agent for the Chempion Gen Opener

 
 

 

DENNIQ PLATT,
Reel Estate end Insurence Agent.
.1, Onion s1- snn Bron: or

F. H. NASH t0 BROTHERS.
9A.M.torsll.:etoap.x. . roe

 

ESTABLISHED X 8‘0.

0. B. D’ARTOIS,
The Gelebreted
Caterer e Confection»,
scum NORWALK, c'r.

tfully lurorrue his numerous patrons and the
public gouorelly. that he continues tolurnleh
PARTIES. WEDDINGS,
FASII IONABLE DINNERS.
LUNCIIES AND COLLATIONS.

With every nlslte. in or 20011 stat: es can he bed
or en: or the ow \‘orlt (micron. ting had much
oxpertenceiu New York. he is able to compete with
them in owr‘y rot- t.

Boned 'l‘urkcv. {outed Biscuit Glaco.‘

lionod lirtm. jri it‘d. Plum Pudding.

Smoked Tongue jcillt-d. t‘hrtriotto ltnnw.

lighted Selnion. Joillce of ell kiritle.

C icltou baled. Ornenteu I‘yrnntldn.
Lohilor Beled. Witter lcos oi ell liludl.
Limit-d Pertritigc. l‘uncy icon.

Chicken Croquet.

Challenge lcc Cronin,
0i ell kinda end (levers.
CA RES 0R. '.~l MENTEI .
CELEBRATE!) NOBWALK OYSTERS,

Sound in ell styles.

 

Druggiet end Apothccery

Hourly opposite R. I. Depot.

 

Pure, Select

Drunliriicints illuminant
FINE TO! ET SOAPS,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,

O O M B - e
PERFUMERY IN GREAT VARIETY.

A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS.
PATENT MEDICINES.

MINERAL WATERS.

Trusses, Fancy Articles, Cnflery,/

In tact everything from e Quill Tooth Pick
to en Inleid Heir Brush.

ll. ll.«—Physiriens‘ Prescriptions eerefnlly cont-
pounded dey end hug“. Entrencc to Realdcnco in
some building. tor trig t cells.on Weshlngton Street.

South Norwellt. Nov. it. 2870. M!

 

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lillt-or. (‘hlne nd (lines Wero loencd et .
l'lllui. (loud weilcre furniuhoti. Onion by well
promptly ettondvd to. Attire rod to tho Coulcctlon-
cry is e noet. clmn

RESTAITRANT.

For the ecrururuodution oi Indloe end gontlcuion
t‘ottto n- d the. ‘

JOHN SCHAUB,

Boot. and Shoe Store.
Aiihlndecl‘
Mott’s, Boys’, Women’s end Chil-
tit-en’s

BOOTS e. SHOES,
ALSO. RUM BOOTS A SHOES.
Per-ticuier attention peld to
CIISTOI‘I \V’ORIi.

All out own work ie mtersntood to give sen-M

tit-rt. A shown! the public putrouexo rowituiiy
unliciiod.

Cor. R. R. Piece end Ciey 8t“

 

un-mqu "on... II- -e “nu-wu‘.

emulae Building

{)1}. I} EI’JXI 1‘1N(} I
Know 3 6 :leint we are prepared to erect.

All styles and dcecriptlone of Buildings,
Houses. Barne,8¢hool Houses otores
Churches, Factories, Outbuildings.

no part of the

y contract

desired size or location,

ng all who may favor us with o

RAYMOND, SHER‘VOOD & (30..

Builders and Contractions. ‘
South Norwvalk, Conn.

 

0, What is it ?

Everything in the line of

BOOTS AND SHOES

o. a. name.

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BROWN e: WILoox.

hm IN
CHOICE FAMILY

GROOERIES.

FLOUR. FEED.

' PROVISIONS
CANNED FR VIII? and JELLIEU

English Pickles.
Fruit Jere, 7
1m, C! "to":

uurs..rtsutuoncxtusronts-
. metre Auuuumou.

“lent .

 

 

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“ill" Adsrns‘ llet Shop end It. It. Depot.
i tat—ts

‘ GO TO THO
; CENTRAL

Boot and Sims Store.

FOR \‘OI'R

lBUOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS

Anni N'orvthim. nonslrriuc to the tredo.
All ginni- soltl st the lowest poulhlo

(JASI I. I’RICES.

l'ertlculer ettontiou peid to

CUSTOM WORK.

. Repair-tn. done In ell its trenches.

.‘I :\lll£: l‘ll.:hl‘“€‘ll‘ iden‘ let-wt clock of

, wit e In tr cos i M M-
potitiuu. A site y‘ot th‘o

PUBLIC PATRON AGE

is mlicitcti.
I) () N OT FAIL

To give me e cull.
IIIRAM 8. BROWN,-

nnt'. 33.00:.

 

 

lw CITY 0! 810m NORWALK
Cabinet Making
urn rename.

The undonlrrnsd hero taken the huildln '
Weshtn ton Street. second door below tho lg:
trounce I. ll. Need. end ere nttina it up for new
uteeturtns gum-es. end ere tron roe to do ell
ltludu or o hing. ““3? euyfittinfi in e t ehlnet
it‘ll” ‘I‘l‘tlrloe ammlico‘kwsxr‘oafl ‘ 3H9"
Dubs Buckets. Picture Precise. he. u‘ “

Repairing
0! Furniture end every kind oi‘ wood work.

ORDERS WMFUIJ-Y 801.1617“.

CRANE c CHAPIN.
Weshlnzton em». South trot-wort.
tar ‘l r. .t. mean.

PICTURE FRAMES l

The in at end most com tote et
Fremcs 353 Picture Fume starlets utmolupurd‘l:
this section. is kept contend; on hand by

Buckinghhm a; 00.,

V. W. on“.

 

At their South Norweilt Furniture Store. where
$3.53:th meter. “'3’ WW“
This at... hes ell the intent end “y“ W M”

, IIBT APPLIANCES,
for the mufecturo of tunes in
end if 'on line cturce in your‘mnmlali‘a
m VII: W m

freer i
not d‘m’fieiih.” ""

LOWEST PGSSIBLE PRICES.
who: some fimemmmtuh

tin; of m- huuse. end with our increased
to: «in?» work. in. cost will be but wow.“

UND ERT’A-KE RS

NOW!!!

on RNITUR u
eeAne gram;
omsm m m once.
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

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FIVE mm: RIVER.

Alefieetnek d ell Ended

LUMBER

sue-r Receiver). AND roar em CHEAP

COAL, LIME, LATE. BRICK,

PLASTER AND CEMENT

oonetentlyon bend et prices to defy competition
Small Profits and Quick Returns

18 II? 30170.

ROBERT C. RAYMOND.

ROWAY'I‘ON POST OFFICE.

 

 

 

Hey. is. 1871. It!
MILLINERY GOODS!
New France,

Velvots.
suns.

Just received et
MRS. runabo-

listing renewed her iceec of the store

a

No. 7, Clarke 6t Lane’s Building.

MAIN ST" 801.“!!! NORWALK,
Would rutom the ladies thet

AIRS. COOLEX'.

Lets of the (or. o! Elise‘terh and hey Ste . will :et
tend to the hit iimwmyut tr! :her billlllO‘I

rum Mic). berth; never-e re experience In
MP“!

th Business. is competent to Ill modern

. L'nnenfilr‘

. Montgomery

Hunt:

The best article on

FLOUR fin' the price
w .

in this market.

 

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T. BURR GUYER‘S

FAMILY GRDGERY,

sensim'woon.

30mm
CUNNEGTIL‘U‘I‘
Lumber Market

Lewisflunneu so...

85ml! nonwun.
Timber,
Lumber, ,
8hingles,
_ bath,
Builders’ Hardware, 850.,
A‘l‘ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

LARGE? swoon. BEST ASSORTHENT.
Lownc'r muons.
omen A!!! YARD.

_ nun creamer LANDING. _,

. Wnshh'ton street. ’

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m.m Sufi Joints.

 

Coal and/food,

FOOT 0F MASHALL ST.

Wildcats end Beau Denice in ell kindle!

WOOD AND COAL.

mussel-lettuwekecpthepnre

Min Coal. of Lykens Velley. Also
Brick, Lime. Cement. and ell kinds of
Mesone’ Heterisi.

Alec. NORTH ma BLU! STONE ‘
“a . Furnished

Orders tench et Breach ones, It No. l Dibble‘e
south Nor-welt. Doe. I. m

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I

ORG-ANS

AND-

MELODEONS

eon SALE AND TO RENT

Cull send 800

THE ESTEY COTTAGE BEGAN

near ORGAN IN The Wont.»
.41.-
PO TT ER’S

MUSIC STORE,

Next door to the Savings Bank.
Wall Street. Nor-walk.
lie hope on head e lerze stock of
Pumas, ORG.4.’\‘S
AND HSLODEUA‘S.

end will sell there on monthly insteliutente
Old instruments tehon in exchnnge her new.
Plenos tuned end mired.

J. M.

H!

NEW AND RARE PLANTS

R0 SES,

Geramums.
VBRBENAS,

AND

,, . BEDDING our PLANTS.
Fluttritr Shrubs, Fruit Trees.

CHOICE

Bl aokbevry,
Raspberry.
AND
Struvgberry,

PLANTS .

Tometoo. Egg. Pepper, Csbbsge and

Celery Plants.
Golan Wt d

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEER-Tr

DUTCH BULBS.
specter attention roe to the pin up or choice
wherein. it... ”magnum
more a nowns.
NURSERY!!! AND FLORISTS.

- sot.“ NORWALX. court.
South Nor-welt. Nov. 1?. 300. i!

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t w'ho ere now restored“
Dr. Rowe’s Ambler:

TONIC BLOOD PU ‘ .

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LIVER,

KIDNEYS AND BLOOD.
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sane encoders!!!

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. “I“ my

MW I um" record.

also “Anionic. Inn-tun u.
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Hemmer-sort.

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