mum-enema.
- "numbness-rind
csnntry.seeiered “It. mfg
‘EWrn
w. Senator.
tth
entices for a find honlse next April and
cremste the defunct came- of Democrney.
Audlettbnrpicsphbeiuacribedouthsorn:
“Committed suicide lay tare"
MIDI. LEGISLAHON.
Lest Wednesday wttnemed the inaugural
ceremonies end the misting of our Leg-
islature for the last time at New Haven.
We trust that the deliberations of that en-
gnet body‘willbs markedby sensible and
“uses-sets. so that this last session in
this-(”will hereuberedwithgrest
satisfaction by the people who seek for just
laws and the relief which they will aloud.
Itis some to be determined whether our
legislature is to be controlled by powerful
arc-led concoctions and individuals. or
whether there shall be good sense and hen-
esty with all. to successfllly grapple with
the combinations which threaten the rights
and liberties of the people.
Perhaps there is no matter requiring
action then some radical reform
in the practice of our courts. and the roles
which have mode the pretended administra-
tion ofjuctlcs incur Stats seats like a
fraud and a fares. and in some‘perticnlars a
try-word in other States.
It has come to be generally understood.
thet it is better to sufl'er a great wrong than
to attempt to obtain redress in the courts.
for if fleshy succesuel. the length of time
eousmddhe vexetious delays. enormous
fees and other expenses will have about con~
sumed all that is awarded by such a verdict.
even in the most favored csses. while it is
too often thsosss that the snessssful party
is obliged! to 'pay largely in excess of dam-
ages obtained.
Wally. should the law which admits a
dehult or the confession of nominal dem-
agss uni cs“ h ‘order toeseape from a
trial by jury. We“ he in tubes right-
gusrsnleed by the constitution. and the saf-
est tribunal for the adjustment of the rights
of the people. be repealed. and the right of
a herein; in damages before a jury be so.
cured. As this question will doubtless come
up for action at the present session. we re
pest some comments upon this nutter in
connection with our announcement of the
right of lrlsl by jury in ell cases. having
been established thromcut the emrdre of
Austria.
“ We trust that our Legislature at its next
session. will abolish. es inconsistent with the
spirit sud genius of our great charter of
rights and liberth. lhat rule peculiar to the
practice in the crtorts of this State. which
permitsehlnnrnsr in order touenpefrcrns
Jury trial; for under this rule. it has of late
been the practice of wealthy corporations to
take refuge. s.» that'by acknowledging norn.
inal damages and cats. they may go to the
judge to a: the measure of damages. being
afrsid to trust their cause to a fair trial by
an intelligent and impartial jury. It ls plain
. to understand that. under these conditions. a
verdict may lncrn easily become a matter of
dollars and cents than of impartial Justice:
er.iaoiher wordnhow much leesanelort
would be required to bring these powerful
influences to bear upon one man than upon
twelve wcilehesen men. who come from the
”we‘liu'fl‘! imbued with those elements
of charartrr which eminently Qualify them
in «insider and determine. none the broad
and substsnlinl principles of «suntan sense
{and not anon the dry abstractions. and too
often monsoon mulcnnmf whstis styled
law.) fuels inmlved in mtroveraivs. and
their)” bessiancn tbarkhtsof “meals.
The painful enperluce of the Empire
state. that. with a class of lawyers upon the
trench who can bethulflmlmmsncf
limited means base very post-chases of
naisisgtheplsiaesteese. if hiseppoecntbs
wealthy and powerful. in such cases a
shrewd perversion of what is claimed to be
lsw. obstructs the rightful course of Justice.
and that word. so eignlhcent of the right!
of every eltieea. hecsmm the embodiment
of semantic-re. whose Nance terns only
when countless said is thrown into the
scale.“
If our mm
Data é WK. 3.» Ber-IE1}.
The following are the standing commit
tree of the present legislature:—
J‘ndlelerv—W Uteblield; Land-
ere New"3riteln : He 0 . Guiifosd :Tem
ny. chlehr and Buck
Models. Bles- ; .
‘Ashdford : Mllddietewn ; Jaclyn. Toi-
“ v
.' ; ‘
hob—w ' ,heohtvs: Pratt. x...
ml word: leeches-e. Wit.
lm: Mt..m;sm.nat Had-
“:mm .
HIM: Wisdhntns.
club...“
will!"
gmzfstt as] did
I h l
. . i .
m rmfioihwdafm
agen thatltpahcstoffrlendgand
.. m: We. ..
not 1 w rm . e . ne er
did Mr. When: ask the chair r the infor-
ntetion. but wrote his alien to
elect at once. and it was accepted unenl-
Inouslv. You say there is a tidal wave of
economy passing over-us. If you had Illd
there was a tidal wave of talk economy
you would have hit it. You can't find in
the State of Connecticut. a borough or oil
of our else that cuslses much as can all
gets so little for it. I have tslren some pains
since the but?» cummeuggd. to until 1:13; ithe
cos c rune e smne our ne 08
homghnend I will rive you the mill.
First. I will take Stamford. All know ll!“
the alien of Stamford is full double
that 0 our own city. First. the borough
clerk gets one hundred and twenty-live dol-
lars per gr The Board of Bernese- met
thirty mien year. and there was six
borough meetings. I presume wehad sis-
teen or seventeen council meetinei. and “'0
or three city meatless. and yet we paid our
clerk three hundred dollars. But in ”0 ‘
city. Stamford id last year for pail“ 03'
ave b red and eevaniyvcltlll dd'
are; South Norwalir. not less than twentY-
five hundred dollars. But we are a ell!-
Stamford has twenty-one policemen. but
“103‘ do not think it necessnrv to have one
togoevery train that comes in at a salary
of eight hundred per annum. The Warden
has power to put them all on duty if M
3:3 at. Out‘cf tn: ‘twentrrsne. "“513”
w no sasry.ter eervctis not all
needed. The tive hundred and sevenlyuelebl
dollars being divided amour the other
eleven. Stamford paid for City Attorney
last year. thirty dollars: we paid ours—D.
R. Sellech will inform you how much. Our
city court (l claim. costs four hundred deb
lars: Stamford no inc. All court business
wesdone through ustices of the cc. and
all deficits paid by the town. pg‘t‘amford
laid a ‘tan last r cf 8* mills. this year 8
rolls on the dam. and out of but pays all
her expenses. including one hundred Mill
seventeen gas lamps. and fifteen hundred
dollars for water for fire pu'utoses. These
are feels taken from the teen . and I went
the tax payers to chew them. Row we will
take the borough of Dsnbury. There they
pay their bomb clerk tifly dollars. Never
until lately ithas been overth dollars. lint
then they areno city. They ave on tile.
pityl to maintain. Their courts cost them
not in: borough ways. for. like Stamford.
it is ell done by justices of Dinbury
has no saline. except speelal ones. so they
have he no expense lnthat d ireotion. Dam
bury lays a 8 mill tan ones in three years.
and has niu lamps. and has alwaysfisld
its interest en la wetcrlcan promptly. ow
far would 8 mills once in three years no in
this city! Welay aumlli tan every year
and pay it out in salaries. and if any one
makes a move toward culling down upon
set. then the whole bread-and-butter br ade
mucous to howl. ! war to any
here. Messrs. Mime. that "if we are going
to pa any one three hundred dollars. I
woul as soonaeu Mr. Wilcox have it as
any one. He is a gentleman that I have at-
ways held in high calorie. and hsvs nolhlu
but the kindest tastings toward him now.
Bull believed it to bole the interest of the
city. and I hnow all the tlemsu that
voted yes on the resolution. are the same
feelings toward bile pernrually.
R. fl. Rowan.
3.: __ ,-
nth lint-r sr‘l‘nn mm:
«min. at which
The «u l the
me rev-333m legroom ltnrn‘s matinee on
waterwss subraittvd. en's most eonelir.
sirely that there is a strong fwliue in our
midst in hives-er wstsrbeiss introduced. but
it we also critical that there existed a well
unnamed minority Milan led b id
person _ , a w propertv o .
erewbc. libs wolves in shrepa olethin .
candid «idea ion t it Q
l o t e councilman
prorateition. under the pin of melting fur-
”?th 'snrtsa‘l u " it 333.”
nerves. o t
meet those who voted forthis committee
lb. and a malorityof then»
gives. we belle". interests of our
community at heart. We: llawsttthrir
report with much latent. t the
many tumors in eirculnllon concerning“:
nt operations. we would warn our fel~
wcllinensto be on their guard lest the
local esiousies of some of its members
shoe haves pernicious eluct upon their
report. ends trspbe spruce upon us for
ice ssreised the “Labia it:
i ' ‘3
tthe water from the fizz-ouch.“ m
thing cheaper mustbs had. me: any»
gets one. a men of years and experience.
t we Judge of more experience in other
matters then water works. Let us look in-
to his ltion. In lets-‘45 the subject
of (1 nine tbeHeerlem Here an immense
body efweter in Holland was agitated and
heel bedone by artidruel power. and the
most skilled hydraulic engineers in the
30"?» were casualty. antighey‘declrl'endoth:
e cool one r M.
windmills, or more steam eutrlueey
So much for windmills in a country where
they are more used than any other in the
. We will not eiebcraleon these fur-
ther. as the gentlemen of the eitlnens com-
' mines.“ to have. now given up this
eheararel another shot»
e arm: '73:: Works system‘ i
is b ysteem engines ppm .
one. “among
m ».
Ilit an lat-fee
. No Unbroken] this fly need;
III II . m
m prggdigmof‘ffew individu-
' 3'31" NT”
, has hell MMMlWfi
It was:
take capable of seating many thousand specta-
‘ end gymnastic performances. The whole
inset. ‘
Bennett’s Lad use..m.m
mph— 3‘ . ‘ II
The opening of . rnutns _ lppc-
drone. at the oldidepot. “8&3; Tory.
land...
and in view of the announcement that it
mph“: ' ” iflit in! With. it
w .. . "laminfiruum
wouldjlvs to the pnblb ihc greatest show
of modern timee.endhshes done it. The
removal of the Harlem Depot to tail street.
od‘ered the desired location in the centre of
the city. and at an immense outlay. the
whole block bounded by 88th and 87th.
Fourth avenue and street. has been con-
verted'intoa mammoth amphitheatre. eur-
roended on all sides with comfortable seats.
area.
tors. each seat sibrdiug an unobstructed
view of the entire arena. Extending around
the entire inside lea "not: of ample width
to prevent collision or accident. while in the
centre is all the paraphernalia for acrobatic
interior is hundaomely decorated with grow-
ing flowers. flowing fountains end gorgeous
devices. But It mustheaeen tohe appro-
cisted.:But the entertainment is the grand-
estsnd greatest of all. It is note circus
bat rather‘en exhibition of natural and ne-
tionsl history. and the exciting scenes of the
eneient Roman Hippodrome. together with
the prominent national sports of all nations
at the present time. The erand entm.
called the “Gcnyress of ell Nations." or
coeds in grandeur anvthine ever attempted
in this ‘country. mid while its splendor ls
matchleas. it inn h storydn itself. portraying
in truth end beauty the lending characters of
all nations Beginning with German and
France. the other nations follow. an soon
the arena is filled with mammoth ebarlols'
drawn by gully cunnrianuctl horses. camels.
elephants. etc. followed by cavalry and tar
fnnlry. The band. which is a fine one. plays
appropriate national ulrs us the representa-
tives of the (llilbrcut nations appear on the
scene. Then follows a most exciting and
lhrilllne scene. Four men. each standing
upon two thoroughbred. and swift hot-sea.
race around the ring. with a velocity and an
apparent recklessness that. is thrilling and
fearful. Five ladies follow. mounted on
thoroughbrcds that ily with the speed of the.
wind. The chariot and steeple chase races
are equally enclline. while the ~[inurvuitle
and herculeau fonts that interapeme the eu-
turtslumsnt apps» to be" impossible. Alto-
nether it is the" meat accumulations. eecih
ing and innocent entertainment ever limited
the public of this counts). and is auction
with an unparalleled success. thousands at~
lending ouch performance. at o‘clock in
the afternoon. and 8 o‘clock in t o evening.
Mr. (Jon has the eeneral manuremeut. and
proves it maelf fully competent to the tealt.
and Mr. Dan Costello husthe direction of
the psrfortuanormnll no delay or clash mars
it from beginning to end.
Norm.
News. scarce as money.
Business. in a fainting at.
13‘“ collecting. a deed issue.
Masculine arrived Saturday last.
96’ in the shade Sunday. Who‘d 'avs
thunk it new i
Gross walks raised in front of Miss Ste.
phone‘s seminary.
E. T. Whitney and family gone to Milton
for the Summer; cards when settled.
Dr. Lvnes‘s house brains to show its new
cost of int toadvanlsge. Grey with amne-
coler l minions. _
flow the Gear-tie can advertise the blur.
walk llume Railway. uratullnuslv. after the
raising of that five on inauguration (luv. is
a mystery. \‘crilv 1 am a tiublouus luau.
Pretty cheeky for the Genetic to advertise
a “poem machine“ for sale bv Tun danrr‘
use. when by turning over t e shoot. one
can readilysce their bare Muxbl and are
using it themselves.
it report has been upload almul town that.
the Kelly White will not bring freight from
New York 0i rd in flurwal rllvu
\W‘llg “we mg". to the N's us. if
such in the ruse ebt receivers slimlld be
informed of it Wildly.
The flour cigars last but furtwhno illllix
tiles. We know Stanley in be «trout on all
mentions; something must be wrong at
head quarters. ll is silence hiaplsa can‘t
not thines right. The uuwa in the. limit
went to last sixty-minutes. fora man that
have to speilJuo words as .t‘rltlt
alone. and it don‘t.
ltutnnrl (taint true) of an “reverent
between a certain {torn-silt wear in and
a M requisite. are rife. any
thing t alto in mstd toll and its way to
nor eager care we sbnll upturn the rlles tn
ajuslly ludi uaut community. \ a wish it
distinctly “f“ srslotal that you“ rate from
Brooklyn even if backed the whole navy
ynrd. will not be allow to disturb the
poles and order of this township with im~
pushy. ,
Rsrrisges are so scam in this vicinity
that the one in St. Mary‘s church lest
Wetlnnisy evenleymlthous-h ver brief and
far from elfctzllufii any mtentet one show.
wasls . =atlca by “telesales. ‘ e
“:33: lord macesm his
who ptomenaded West Avenue two hours
and a half to belt: at the death. On our
inquiring if they wercannluus to secure free
instruction as to the details of tbecorelnuuy
on to heinof helm for the future none of
them answered. “Oh. no. pa won't move
from South Nerwallt." We advise that pi
to “go West“ and take his family.
The two beers exhibited in town last
The bore themselves in a far front
bearish manner. in fact. one would barely
imagine they were been but for the bare
faced mannerlnwhioh the manned around
tue'streets. without ‘the burest sign of Pct-poet
for church members feelings. Their r-
formetitcs‘e were notdbarc‘ofmreau‘litsutout eit-
bnnreh owners. to e is mes.»
florwsiph'ers will magpie anything of this
kind. bar-ring accidents. and hear them-
selvmricht usefully when the hat bearer
on“ around. . , *
From all directions come inquiries in regard
to thptstreet crusher, People, enclaitn. why
to tlfy us! If he is a crusher trot him out.
ltls'not our vacation to become a public in-
instrnctor. either in. metals. health. or other
3"” street crushing proclivities. We are
t a humble newegsthera- (when there is
WaEer. or
to r : spoor infidel who _ not
armhole waters. or as new ”line
of crushing. not even in s rushing. but
for this once we will put our bashful
dim and strive to
deuce e ill.
of thesu-ser crusher ww
MNo have
, . ,. . .
‘i endt bntolherarnusl in!
:33” °’ ~ to
'muntaaw ,
si- “lawsuit-be nurse-re
. “ r.
bridges the 1 'lug anvil ’ . ‘
reputation of havinghsd ‘vsry'ood
and bridgssforthe past has years.
i’hii Smith. South Norwalk. acknowl-
edged champion Ishemsn.rwss in town
Tuesday. It would helpteresting telleve a
gob pulrlislledscomalng an account if
a nantlty unit!
at South Ncrwallt‘
_ ms “500K102“. treason lls’tet' l
isnow y. and the courts-out coll r.
Mr. Genti’bvbennJesirns all who ere in-
debted to the town. to step up to the Osp-
tein’s oflce andseitle . As an incentive. he
says be will deduct 8 percent. from all
taxes paid during the present month.
Mrs. ‘Marshall. wife of Herman L. Mar-
sbsll. cashier of the Portehester Savings
.Banlr. h been I .. legs few days in New
Canaan. urlny w ch time she.has been sf-
llleled with a severe sickness. .Rcwever.
her phystelsu and friends hope that the
crisis is past. and loci: for a rspid recovery.
The Baptist Church in this place is filled
to overflowing every Sunday evening. El-
der E. S Raymond. formerly of yourlcliy.
has endeared himself to lbehesrts of most
of his congregation. and loseetto time or
,o rtunity to raise his hand critic voice in
h a Meatera work. The slnglnlcpmlde'd
ever by Prof. Coming. is also well spoken
of by all who attend this ‘ehurch.
Mr. Wallace Dsnn. the popular livery
stable proprietor of New Canaan. is entitled
to much praise for the liberallty he has dis-
played in furnishlnl the town with such
elegant turnouts. Bis he earth“ and
harness are in the best of reps r.'nnd when on
a recent occasion he had an opportunft to
turn out all his single teams in one a ter-
noon. lt wasremarhed hy-a. elicited from
the city that few city. «is nts weld
make so use a display. Wallace. is a pond
square fellow. and deserves the success he
is achieving.
When Maglnle ‘a circus was in Dsnbury.
they worsen un ortunwte. or so careless.
as to allow the escape of a fine young but.
tale bull. which had been one of the chief
attractions in their menegerie. The proprle‘
tor immediately offered a reward of $50 for
his capture and return. It seems that the
animal. after mpluu. slntult e beeline
for the swamps neut- Lewisbnrc. where. on
the following mornln he was seen b a
farmer. who attemptoc td capturahlm. lit
with little sueceas. Since tiiattlme every
man. woman. be . girl and doll. in a radius
of ii miles has men on a genuine buffalo
hunt. lllnnv of the men have been so near
to the animal as to almmt place a rope on
his horns. when in the twinkling of an eye.
the buffalo and the 350 reward disappears
in the dim distance. and ill this present writ-
ing the buffalo ls master of the situation.
3m tilt Eadirs Quin.
flow to plenum a hilly—[ml her do as she
pleases. _
Pique will be as filtllillliill‘lll‘ till evrr next
summer he tueruin: suite
White chip bunnets trimmed with real
lure are among the baudsnmest.
Ladies think ver little of the chute of lbh
sermon—they are l linking tun much of the
clotbua of the congregation.
roads
son ailvaucuv. .‘llpulmu blue in the prupvr
color. _
When limo it than cupriw to more in a
very small spew? When he comes down
stairs in his sllppru
Another triumph t‘urtlie female see. A
man has made his t‘fit‘llllt‘ li‘uttl a Georgia
jsll by the hill of a hair-pin.
Largo but“. fastemsl by a buckle. (unit is
new mode uf trimming dimes. and a very
pivtly mode it in.
Chicago ban a bunk sexton who reserves
all the limit pr-u’t'n in: \‘uuuu men who fall
dead in into with bur
it is abuut incident-st tumble ounplluteut
in a wmuau fur her hu uni is be all advo
rule of woman suliluur.
flow lumahc abulv stick but her little
anwfi‘l‘uu taut way of assuring thisedbol
is to put up the linger in uuuetbul a build
tissue durum-ll nun '
These at» the, d- ts lxl which all» ears. “I
don‘t care; in . i will dead!“ and he
ayulpaluelmlly iv ohm “ thing the lamuell
\ on to never billi «it ‘
A yawn lolly of this Village. who vote
mounwudml to bathe her liNti‘ in salt
water to plweul her hair fslli out. is
afraid ‘she has got herself into a pulls.
Large made hats of the real id Muller
getter-a. trimmed witha wide d of ti»
no. will be the correct title: for a fashion.
able Mlle at the aeeeldn
thinners are worealuion list on top of the
hmd. and will not admit of any elaborate
arvenamtcnt of the hair. The uncut French
Veils are now pat on brfcre the sunset
and cruupistely encircle the bend. coins
Messy the imitation arm veil—new
so fashionshis—ltueres the eyesight.
Sun lists for muulry wear.
nimnt‘cof‘llwflqgerdeu peewlth‘
. indented and w. squats crowns.
Large squares of pause are twisted attract
the crown and left floating like a veil.
though too short to serve as such.
About four o‘clock Sunda morning. fire
was discovered in the bull n; of Gilbert.
Bennett Co‘s wire .and gluerfacto at
rles'
ill?
on
Georgetown. . The itwo upper -fs
were destroyed. The lose is can“. .00);
insured for $38.000.chleflyv in artford cc
panics Gwrgetownds s thrifty station
the Daubury and Norwalh railroad and is
business there is the
Weston. The rlncl l
or” ‘2‘.
tumult
Msfizyuwhre lfint' ‘7
nctt d:
sblc toetatrl. will be uell
whlebt _ ‘j
thriving. . "guilt up.
we. beehfiifWedliiila “ . ,
went down as far as 8km 0rd withpne
the entra‘return ' ‘ "‘
.Hmn; and. on the return trip. lt‘Ten the
News‘tueh- railrosd' creeI‘ i in t ..
distsncsof fonrtsennrltssau ' «Third...
atheism-airing two atopeomt 0 way.
L"i’l'hu’redsyk‘ Bridgeport Fermer‘
fiummuur
“a I inlets-63v M
. a ‘
,1”
' of the
of varieties of‘ilth
Sllnsbadus are becoming: lururr till the wu- T.
bonnets are trimmed exclusively with lace. ,
located in the towns of Reddlng.Wilton and snacks
(gal and wire goods
.. who have never- 3
1'0. Q i
the def i
got some little distance from the principal ;
ulldings which are besidethe track and _.
verynesénthe depot.~ Mmmhiailbcrt. Ben-
are very enter-pr it man eac-
tume and their loss. which we b‘t‘elievnt “at
a loss to the $1”
The e ‘ Vine No. 84 ofthe New Y it It .. We...“
Haven 3% Hartford railroad. E_0§;tleng“ ; . '
" trains frowNew :
,wholaelstepc‘s-froul Milly/Not'ylilkrlp the j
if. .
:M ‘Iay “I first 1ame
mm. trimmwmnt.
hecomln reduced. Illd her whole system
rotten w th In it?! a ghost
Q
1”!!le . ‘l” .7 it?
unripe." us..-
br‘ehs. ‘ '
tips. ‘F' t , ,
opettl ya. 6 doctor" to ex—
0
eve he
6 but a su " .
E! m t
use of your discover . for she was not able
to get at the bed an was not expected to
live a week/when she commenced using it
ayesrs o..8he had been doln most of
her war for over six months. as used
twenty bottlesend still using- it. Her re-
covery is considered as elmost a mireclemnd
we attribute it all to tho use of your valu-
able medieine. I can cheerfully recommend
it as a blood purifier and strength restorer.
.7 .l. hi. Rommel.
. LDC“. serious. ,
31' Tucker charges only 85 etc for hot
dinners. .
[3‘ Boys' Caps for 50 cents. at. Focte‘s
Hat Store. . -
{3" Ladies will do well to cull end exam-
ine our mllllncry depaltment before purv
chasing elsewhere. Ethan & 00. s
"Ice cream mode to order by C. B.
D‘Artois.
WNEW MAPLE SUGAR st J.E. Smith’s.
w 0. ll. D'Artols has fresh. confection-
ery. _
Tweet gnu money'avvertli ofBoot Black-
lng. fin to . A. .Tolles it Go.
a good brand
Brown a: Wileuxmrs mums! 93 ‘
of con I.
6'! client at the low price of
Try t etn.
Extra large sited Shoe Blocking for
on y l? cts.. at F. A. Toilet & Go.
& [03‘ Non patent shirt Protector. nt Eliten
if).
I!” Beautiful lieu-rm, uud ribbons at
. Elkan & Cu.‘s
F Always on bunch—Brazil Nuts. Eug‘
its -Walnut.a. Pclruu Nuts. Almonds. Fresh
Roasted Peanuts. etc. at J. E. Smllb‘s.
5 cakes extra Stove l’ellslt for We.
at . A. Tollca ti. Co.
3' C. B. D‘Arlois has a primr- article of
mixed candles at {0 cents per pound. ..
Mineral water on drau ht. also all
kin a of bottled water at 8. F. cell‘s.
Four large bottles Lauud Blue for
25%.. at F. A. Toilet & Co. ry
Ladies lit-inc your combines to 8. Pa
huialtl‘s and have them made up into switch.
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M‘lee Gear Feathers at Becki/turban“
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everybody. Cures iaehe. constipation.
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wfiunsuas at Julie E. Smith‘s.
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sellers.
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