The Clinton New Era, 1886-07-30, Page 7FOB FIGHTINQ FLAMES. "
Unproved Methode for Extingutsaing con,
Thigrations.,bwes* ,appleances.
ileelaeelotect Itulleteref
A Creaking Hinge
Is dry and turns hard;nneil oil b aenhede
After which it move e easily. When the
jetties, or hinges, of the:body Are stiffened
"I am always very _pertfeular about and inflamed by Rheumatism, they can- .
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Matette-Tn. - --
not =vett viltheut :causing the most
houseem says one man to another, " for
don't kliew Anything more disagreeable exeruciating•pains. Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
than a Ore, In the first place, the police
*dl= roti Teolaessly through your 11.011611,
and 11.mwhen the fire companies arrive,
-ion sections Of dirty - how nee drag
through the hallways, and, Level:ter the, re
be but a alight one, the Piece leedeinged,
with enoughwater to float a Maneofeivar. -
Such is the current:Opinion that exists
regarding tires and firemen. There is
opt= basis. for it, to be sure, but in- the
*min it is Wrong. There areraatay things
Deere pleasant to have about the house
than a fire. Wen the ames once -get a
headway it is•a tight between water and ,
fire, and while both are quite damaging. to
property , the first helloes so than the lat-
ter. Water injures to a great extent; fire,
if left alone, devours entirely. But the
most general mistake psope maW Is con-
cerning small Ares. They believe that a
heavy stream of water is eurned upon the
tiniest tame, just as it is throve upon a
raging fire that bas more than gained con-
trol of a big building. This is not the
cases and the false.ielea ia dueto the want
of knowledge. as :to the prOper• equipment
of the fire companies.
In the first place the .nozzles'Ot the hose
• now in use are so arranged 'that any sized
stream of water can be thrown and con-
trolled by a thumbscrew at the side,
which. weeks at the slightest presure of
the finger. By this the full force of the
water may be allowed free vent, or the
• size of the stream may be reduced to a'
very tiny flow, even smaller than that
whielvacientiset1e4 ordinarketreet;
sprinkling Lege. -Thee- urpo*, gibes es
• obheisellei WhisiNnfire =meows:Fe lead
• the eiaginee arrive at their proper destine:
• I.• tion the first thing to be 'done is to get aABU FOR SALE,PART OF LOT 26, ON THE
line of hose out and attach it to. the en- fil14th eon: of the township Of 'Haat, containing
gine. Unless the fire be a large ontethe about -46 acres.. Termsto suit purchaser. Apply to
OAIIERON,HOLT4 OAMERON,Barristers,Goderich.
,nozile is closed tightly, and the firemen .
dreg tlieleose alongenetd, the trees found Tretatm • me, biE STATE 03' TR
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and then urn thowater upon it, regelat. 'late John Lawsom68 nem et good land, on the north
ing the sire of the stream- by the size tif side of lot 4, Maitland block, Base line, Hallett. There.
the fire are on the premises, good frame house and barn build-
ings; about 3 aeres °milord, well watered, 1 mile from
The nozzle epoken of serves still anothers Manchester, 0 miles from Clinton and 7 from Blyth.
• purpose: There= times when.a smolder- ,./tpely to JOHN SNOT and 40,11N SPRUNG,. Deece-
mg fire so fills ft room with.smoke that it tors, Auburn,, 3m * • ,
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1G1A11bIr: FOR SALE.. -- THAT VERY VALU-.
IL! Ast,U,I,tfarin, composed. of lots 29 and 80, c6n. 8,
Hallett, 200 acres, of this 150 acres are cleared, the
balance good hardwood bush, .11paring orchard of 3
ares. Ordinary. dwelling•houq ',vete frame barn
and,putbuildings. Farm Is web watered; ond situated
about Similes from the Town of Clinton..Terms easy.
Apply -to Iff-rMoTADGART, Glintonr , - almost instant suffocatime and triiiiin,on7
a heavy stream of water and throw &into
the room would mean. reckless 'damage to
preperty. To obvjate both: these Ob-
jectienable features the nozzle of the hose
ewe • is so in -Winged 'tbat by the Proper applica-
tion ofn slight pressure of the hand' the
• water Can be sent forth in a spray, • and
this clears thp atmosphere enough
- and drives the =eke away Outli-
• ciently to allow the men to enter. There
is a joint in the pipen-fewe einehes.beloW
- the end, whieh; when - loosened, Offers
the water to escape on all sides, .throwing •
it forward in a shape 'somewhat' similar. to •
- -aneirabrellae--This drivesethe-.the
fore the men and makes the entrance cora-%
paratively easy. • •
Once at the origin of the Are, the water
can be turned directly: upon it.. In many
• of the smaller fires engines are notbrought
into play' at all: The Insurance petrel an. buildings, 83 acres free kern stumps, 15 acres in fall
. mere all. alarms, and the light Appfttattis" wheat. The wlmlb under good cativation, and well
they catry is especially adapted to =ill 41M -drained; live spring on the -farm end- Ids good,
Close to elinrehes and scbools, Sinaloa from
•' fires, and they extingaesh •them With little cmees from Seaforth; Will be sold on
or no damage • • to .surrounding property. ie:ete7aillaV terms. HUGH McD,ONALH,. on .tis
Tbe inaproved nozzle has been used by ppinises, or Clinton P. O.
• the fire department for eeveral year, but,
strange:to . many advantages . are:
either unknown. or not appreciated by
' the people. • • •
by its action on the' blood, relieves Rib
contlition, and restores the joints to good '
working order. •
AYeeff Sarsaparilla has effeetedeen. our
city, many most reenaricable cures, A
•• be* which baled the efforts of the
meet experienced' physicians. Were It
necessary, could give the names of many
individuals who hay e been cured by taking
this medicine. In itny own case it has ems.
tainly worked wonders, relieving me of
Rheumatism
after being troubled we; 'er 'year& In
this, and all other diseum sirisino• from
Impure blood, there is no refuel with
•vvhieh I am acquainted, that-affor s such
relief •as Ayer's Sarsaparilla.--It.1.
Lawrence, D. Baltimore, Md.
A.yer's Sarsaparilla cured me of Gout
and Rheumatism, when nothieg else
would. It 1iue eradicated every trace of
disease from my system.- R. H. Short,
Manager Hotel Belmont, Lowell, Mess.
'vie. ninny menthe, a sufferer
from •ie. , unniti,m. The (libellee'
•afflicted . : Apito orall the
remedies 1 mink! thnl,until I commenced
usiik4 Ayel.'s Sarsaparilla. • I took several'
betties of this preparation.end was speed-
- fly restored tb healtle-J. From, Inde•.,
pepden6e, Va, •
• Ayer's Sarsaparilla',
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Mum
Sold by all DP runlets. 'price $1; six bottles. $3.
FOR -SALM - • • •
is imppesible for the firemen .to entee. It
•dote/net Ake a: big fire tofclouci a_rool,n,
• •withleinoke; and, often Wherethe amok° is.
. -densest die fire is smallest. HoW.to enter
. • • such a place is then the question -which
the fireman has to answer. To go in
bodily with hiskose 111,band would mean
riARM.TORENT.—THE SURSORIBRIt OFFERS
L to rent his farm of ee acqui, being 10.36, 9th eon,
of Hailett. is 6 miles. frOm Clinton,, has 80 acres
cleared, with good spring, creek mein- through it:
Small house, good barn, shed, orchard,, ere. One of
the best grazing farina in hill be rented for
a term of years at a reasonable rate. Possession given
isa soon as harvest is ovei, so that fall wheat may -be
•put In this year. • A. DODSWORTH, Olinton.
-OARM FOR SALE, -THE FARM ON' Tile HUE -
12 ON Road, lots 6 and 7, Goderich township, con-
sisting of 144 acres, is offered for sale on reasonable
terms, About 120.acres cleared and in good state of
cultivation; •balance good hardwood, good frame
hoes°, Soc., general buildings, plenty of water, bearing
orchard • lf miles from the rising town of Clinton,7'
-patticulars May-tre-obtainedron-the Trenusesror-b1
addressing JAMES PERDUE, Clinton.. 0. •
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• ‘11AkrlisaPlrltrisSnE'fillE,rpplgaIBER eFiF,Eftos,
44, 2nd con., of Tueeillt,ersin'L. '°Good newer' st,:rny66nd
Half frame house,2 acres splendid orchard, good
THE POPULAR
HOUSE,
• LONDES130,110;
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Clearing Sale is a Grand Success
We have much pleasure in tendering our thanks to the public,
for the prompt manner which they responded to our au-
nouncernent of a sale of summer dress goods at clearing prices.
All last. week our store was crowded with. customers, all of
• whom we trust were pleased with the bargains we offered.
WE STILL HAVE A vEmr NICE LOT OF
PRINTS sold at 120. per now offered for 8e.,
• Still 6. few pieces of ME • SATTEEN PRINTS
worth 15c- to 18c.; New Goods; 'Choice
Colors and Patterns, now
offered for 11c. • •
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poll fail to see .ou.r1Dress' Goods at 10c.'worth 20.
We are convinced by .our large -sales -0f READYNIADE
CLOTHING that.*e have the right goods At right prices,
'the cut and workmanship good, the quality of the. cloth first-
, and prices are very' , ••
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A lull line of FRESii GROCJERIIES.
• Remember this is the only place in the Cou:nty of Huron Where
'you can buy 20 pounds of Pure Raw, Sugar for $1
eevei,ENDID FABei vOlt SLE.--Teeta •EXCE1;-
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1...7 um farm ot 154 acres, being lots 68, 70. and 71,
• on the Maitland ooncession, Goderich township, •
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CMITIIIIR/4..X.J 3PIRITCA" STOIRal
8 - A ng0 Slave pen, tioti. on the premises is a good beet: house, with ail
About 135 aeres cleated and in good state of caltiva-
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#3 conveniences of stabling, babk barn, well watered, ttc.,
There are rows of dirk• nakeilness, re. not far away, about 6 nines from the town of Clinton. • . •,: FRESH 'ARRIVALS TI -IIS WEEK. ., . ; ...
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Stanley's RoOk.•] mod. bearin orchard church on the farm ana srhool
of-naked-formarupriglitestanding-or-movee' ton v. oe Or etteeliewP.e.11A-oFelleD. Retell— - ee-CA-Bar-A-GsrE-SPONGE-------e- ---.:-Eine ---litle-o-feell-A.14.31-ME11:11.0Rse-c-lreql) Or -• b
ms N.,. opetio!,:p Et bdst irt the township of Gode. •
°to Chvoennrea HE. LLEBOR4 ' .. . . • OierotERE 13oquET BERRI:ME .. ..• .
lieved here and there by the white dresees
of the captors There are line or group,. 011; In'epitrasai rteTort,ilue. cOtireqtvtrt,ctarb,: f
LOIVDESE3c)R.0 .
• CHAS% 'ORLOOKSTFANK:
Celebrated. Hand Sewed Boots
hoe ucnv on lino one ot the Lgult,eo,. Best and moat cbmplete Stocks °f
BOOTS and SUOES, ever displayeam•Olintans and will sell them at the yet,
Lowest postibls rries. If you. want good valuean Boots xild Shoes, oall 012 us
• and you will not be clia9pointed. I am stin- making the •
WA are so favorably known to require so comment An kinds of custom
5 PEN, CENT oeT .ron Omni. •
Call on C. Cruickshank, the Hoot, Maker,
• .A,LBERT STET, BRICK • BLOOX, 'MINTON
work premptly attended to, and atreasonahle prieee.
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Gat3, TAKEN IN. EXCHANGE FO GOODS.
NEW• - DRUG - STORE
The undersigned-1ms just operred-a-Ne*,-Drtm. Store in'
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Jai New Ellooli, JETuron Street,
Two doors West of the City Book Store, where will be found a -complete assor
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Ment.ofaine DRUGS and CPIEMIOAIS, also PATENT MEDICINES' and
DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES. All that the 'public may ask for in these lines.
.. P. S.,0flice Changed from residence to Drug StOre, -
A.. WORTHINGTON, Clinton.
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Prices consistent with rine work.
E ARE N ULLIT-AN
131.0 the role has very few exceptions, that every One who buys,.
a Suit, a Pair of Pants, a; 'Vest or Qvexcoat or any covering for •
the body at the • .
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OAK HALL - CLOTHING' :HOUSE
.Are so well. satisfied with.the Fit, Make and the Trimmings;
that when they wantanotherAnit_they_always-come--back-to-us, -
and send or bring their friends with.them. This. is why our •
business has increased so rapidly:. • •
Tmois CASH. ' PRICES''.RIGHT FOR. 'THE TIMES,
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Mrs; ,Fischer, Prop., 111. Fischer, 1!Ia.iager.
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ing about listlessly:- naked bodies are . .• ' • .• • • • '' • • •• ' • • ;• • • ' • e . BentenANeee' 13(liee I'DitFuetel
PURE INSECT POWDER ' , _:.,., , SOAP ' • '
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shethein all. positions; 4 . • • ' '.. t..A.S1131Ertri .DoclUgr ,
naked legs • innumerable . are seen in the
peespective of proetrate sleepers; there roc
countless naked children,. many•were in- •LL-.1..F.I..0...1111 ..,,ATLANTA.'•SEA SAij :• '• . . : , • - .. .kt-A-R§ (Ebtoran) .sphkp ,.... ., :'..4:••:
,. . PEARS' it,10i.4T POWDens ''' :. . •
fants, forts of boyhood and girlhood,: :. ' ' • -PURE: .TARIS. GREEN - • • •PEAns Btoox or 1•110,)1. - •
We pay specialatteniion. tniTatsgs, and hive the largest Stock in the ceenty.
' 1' ... : •••• • ' . , ••• e , , ., Hese 15.• cent CIGAR" in. town:- :, ' . '• • •. e
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• PRESI-1 LIME JUIOL •
• and occasionally, la drove .of absolutely. .•• AT $2.10 PER c WT.
naked.old women bending under A•basket. . :.' • • ••`,• - .
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• of fuel, or cassava inhere, tie banenes, who BRAN' 1)37. TO "'or CWT.
are driven through theenovmg groups by
• two or thice. musketeers. • •
.• On paying more attention to details, I
observe that mostly all are fettered;
youths with iron rings areund their neck,
• through -Which ft. chain, like one. of our
boat chitin% it rove, securing the captives - -• .
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- . by twenties. '2lege,,cleeeledmeree,iereeer • ten ar . eeee/teerr.xx .if,.. 1),„AxsoN
secered by thetecopper rings, eacriiiiRd •• 11.11.70. eutfAile.3 AI
leg brought together ,leyethe central ring, • .
• which aecoluete. 'ler thengravreat listleese
• 60oes. PER OWT„ '
Delivered any wherein towraree of charge
mess of niovetnenrIF-Ple ed
coming in presence 68 tbo curious sone.
The mothers, are secured by • shorter
'chains, around where their respective
progeny of infents are grouppd; hiding
the cruel iron links •that fall in loops or
festoons over their Mamma's breasts.
Tbere is one Adult .man captive .amongst
them.
• effeives Arable Soil. ' .
iFrank Lestiws.ltiustiated.l •
The arable land of Egypt is about equal
in.extent to the state of Rhode Island.
The. White leTile, issuing 'from lakes
• Albert and Victoria Nyanze, is broad and
deep, never above few feet, and sup-
plies the permanent 'source of the 'river of
Egypt. One of the Niles eribotariee
-coming from the mounteiris of Abyssieia;
brings such vast queutities of soirwitn it
that it ie slowly raising the: bed of the
• river, as well as extending it on each side.
• flo the plain of TlibbeS the Sail foreied. by
• deposits has in 8,500 years encroached
upon the desert a third of a mile, while
:the ruins of ilierapolis,in _the delta,
which once stood above the reach of the
inundation, ate now buried in a reed de.
posit to a deptlisf 'nearly seven feet • '
• Ottltur the ihmelan Uri isli. • '
' • . Leslie's 1.13trute ' , •
Caviar, the well-knoWn Russian.rolish,
..1, made from the roes of large fish,
especially the sturgeon. The. p; oeess of •
'manufacturing • consists in thoroughly
cleaning the roe -from eits-enembranese
••'. esale-le - then. emixedeeue-autle.theeltquor...
pressed out, after which the caviar , ia ••
• dieed-and packid for sale. The best kind
is usuelly. packed in kegs, While an inferior
quality is media into small thin cakes.
Although Rusela almost mottopeflzes this
branch of setainerce, Hamburg has also
taken up the auclustQ;
The :Host Popular lieinonies,•
•00* ,T• xellenge,1
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011Eld.leT AND:. DRUGGIST; • • • • • .••., CLINTON; ONT. .
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.211. YEARS ESTABLISHED.
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The:..only manufacturers . of FIREPROOF SAFES with
Z170Cor4uptizt.g teel TiagoDoors.
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Alt our new styles of .Fleeproof Safesfire fitted with an AIR,„01-1A.MBR.1.to ,
provtnt dampness.to papers. 16rge assortnient of SECOND. HAND SAM ,
for s'Oe at low rice's and on easy terms of eayinefit. Catalvies on application, ••
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• 117 and 119 Front, Street.,. East, Toronto. •
Cabinet, Parlor •
f11111111116. Wamroht.
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The seeseriber•keees the tin eat
cA$.1‹.."Ers and C.C)1I'INS
werys on head, : Funerals fitritalied itt
the Shortest 'toffe(' and lowest priqes. •
., • , A CALL, SOLICETE.1). •
' Leaditig Untlertnateir
Unirioinflt TI1E PLAGE, ,r--" •
• 0 iseosiTZ 'ntri Toftt
11•10S, STEVENSON
wSTIL,1:174111 fig
•Xcie Cream., .
A medicinal statistician in Boston took
the trouble to extunipe 8,70 prescriptions
at a drug store to see What remedies were
the most popular. Quinine look the Jong
• by making part of eee prescteptions:
' morphine eanielleXt, sa lie; bromide or
potassiufll was in 1'11 ; iodide 'of potassitun I
Marrilrie Z4. 33 r iLl.
•FIRE WORK S
Foist July at • •
in 155, and intieiftie of iron iu 1114... The
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total number of artieles in the hartrieco.
0'$ nzt
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a -thanking his numerous custcniers foe theirjiberaLpatronage in the past, begs tp adnounee • . Cooper ,
Abet he has just received a splendid assertreent of •
SRI -OODS,
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, " . . ,cournisreci elle Le.egee NOVIMTIM IN • . „.. '
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TWEEDS; DRESS. GOODS,: PRINTS, MUSLTNS, UING1I MS L'AGES
• EMBROpERIES;SifIRTfNGS, OOTTOXADES; DUCKS. & DENIMS,
TWIIEDS a.speeially, and. a first-class Tailor who giineantece aflt. • .A full :suppli-of habd
made BOOTS and SHOES just arrived eor •theeepring; trade: • A fresh assortment of NI ALL
. • - :. PAPER, newest ,patteten.i., • . ,
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•Nly Stock of onoonrays-ie New and Fred). ' Try our 50 eon t YoungIlyson TEA, -beet
value over offered to the 'public. HARDWARhl, CROCKERY and 'GLASSWARE, a - full
supple?. TJARDINE and CROWN OIL foe. machinery, always oil heed, ated everything
usually kept in a first -lass 'country store, GioAl, OIL 20 gents per gallon., 'Highest market
pricepaul in trade foe BUTTER, EGGS., OATS, fte. Come one end all. and inspect my
steak.. No trouble, to show good. . • .
N. 1.1.-1 have niso purchased a large quantity of the BLUE TIN TAG IIINI3INO TIVINE
Omit in the market, which I offer at the lowest poseible rate.
eArnt•1102L2LOW,,
VARNA, March 501, 1856. '•.
lenatiteirietheo-•••
VERNITITU• .STOCIC
Opened. out in,' I.:OXALIC:MHZ'S ILOCIC
EXT DOOR TO THE CITY, 13001 STORE, MANTON.
BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR . SETS, 'LOUNGES,
• SIDEBOARDS; CHAIRS;
vo A eireeltnAL ASRORTAIENT- or TOD 'Vrteit lieST efAbie14V11..NIT,URE, AT
H. STEVEAIS 84' SON. 01 -INT ON.,L
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Ma RilfaCtilr er of SASH., DOORS, 13LiNDS, FLOORING, SID/NG,
CEILING, MOULDINGS, FRAIIIES, PICKETS,. &C, all kihds.of
Interior:and 'Exterior Finishings. •LATII ' anC1 SHINGLES kept
• 011'hauct.Z.Mi1.1 on, Wellington St, opposite. Woollen Mill.
Pia A.11S AND SPEOIPIOA.TIONS. PREP.app.
S. S. Cooper. W. Slvvaftield.
ange of B:wiliness
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The undersigned begs to notify the people of Clinton and vicinity that he has bought the.
1lApiES." BUSINESS forgerlf • cant' 'Oil by 1, L Note,.
fiend that he is prepared to furnish ,• •
• Harness, Caltara, Whips, Trunks,',Valises, Butfaio Robes, Blankets.
Anil everythingeustially kept, in itlrsbc1aell IlarnosseShoneat.theelmiteetpeie.ea.......Sneeia
• attention is directed t my stock i31 Lane HAttettes, which I will Make a specialty. ,
' • 1EPAIRING PILODIPrLit 4.TTENDBEe
13y strietattention to business, and carefully studyingthe wants of my customers, I belie ta
• Merit a fair share Di patroeage. Give me it call before parchaeing eleewhere.
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p s- v4• •(.l o aSAC -t•
for in one form or another.. .3'.v.310's ,')g, in. nos s CtitNros.
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30s.. C 131L. '
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