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shortens at this great Clearing Sale in our Tempo
ruy stores, and Bargains necessarily grow greater
Il as we come down the end OF lots we want to
,1 &C. iho our new store on the of Ninth and
within very few days, and endeavoring to sweep
clean consequently must find the quick SELLING fo1res
Inc bargains Dress Goods Department drew such
crowd yesterday that there scarcely standing room at
the counters Numbers of lines ran out and were renaced
with new lots from our stock rooms
ne reductions made irrespective of qualities or kinds
lhey embrace nearly everything in the store
Our okS are going at rapid rate especially the Blacks
ana there quite lively competition in Velvets which he
ing fashionable avorites universally appreciated as Bar
The rush for Ladies' Coaks continues The 1t+1s hint wa
had OF blusery weather gave new impetus to if Seems &C
housh every city lady avang herself of this opportunity
per cent below value r 1 e
IN the Blanket Room there is the same ACTIVITY The eff
% the new tariff isn't being felt there. Blankets are
down, and will be until get out of this store Do not
come alter more OF those Scares at S22s Thew are
al gone But we still lave great many OF the Sc Blankets
o % counting from the old prices and inst as good values
in other grades. o ~
Good Bargains in Comtortabes FInnes and odd lots OF
Linens ~ '>> 0 "
IN the shawl room nice lot of winter weights at very
Our School Suits for boys are attracting GREAT deal Of %
There is very considerable variety of these most
Dress-up sorts marked down. only because of This
se but some little discclored from bein exnosed RI
the 7 P0'' ~
Kilt Suits, knee-Pant Suits and Overcoats in the same
Great Bargains in Suits and Cloaks for Girls and very
full range of styles. ~ WY
One interesting q the store we haven't alluded to-
at is our Cloth Department If you contemplating an
oroeed garment tor Men Boys Outside Wrap for
yourself or the girls will pay you to look at the CLEARING
Bargains in Wooens there ~ ~5
his is the thread of the story all the store Peremp-
tory reductions are the ORDER and they will be continued n-
I'll the close of this SALE "
ne time OF our move is very Owing to some little
leiays IN the finishing yet fix the exact day. but
Snen does come many will be disappointed dging
asst day. ~ " ~
Even now it is better in morning 1t is more
comfortable and you geo better idea of the OFFERINGS
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Both air and water abouui. in robes,
or germs of disease, ready 10 infect the
debilitated system. To impart that strength
and vigor necessary to resist the effect of
these pernicious atoms, no tonic blood.
purifier equals Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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w. &B. BRANCH OF PENNSYLVANIA r. r.

.s HENRY w. o. JOHNSON WHOSE PosToFFios IS BAY VIEW
COUNTY, MARYLAND AUTHORIZED AGENT OF THE
sHa TO RECEIVE AND RECEIPT SUBSCRIPTIONS AND BILLS
DUE THIS OFFICE
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M'kAIG IN WASHINGTON

Mr. &oO0mas LosOs His County by Einety-ops
Votes.
hchlig, ID mocratic cirries the count "
oy ninety-one plurality over McComas.
Republican. Mr.. McComas' defeat in
us own county was a surprise to his
filends, although the Democrats have
oeen claiming 1t for week past. The
principal reasons assigned for it were the
Introduction of the Australian ballot
system, the Democratic gains in the req.
lstratIon, ard the Wholesale detection of
Mr.. McComas' farmer Democratic ann.
porters. The greatest change was in tie
Hagelstown district. The town has been
carried by Mr.. McComas in his previous
campaigns, but the aggregate majority
for Mckaig was 3l1. The election passed
Oil quietly, and the voters, as a general
thing, were satisfied with the Australian
syste IN.
lbs county gives McComas 1903 votes;
Mckaig, 3, 15l votes, with reported M.
Jorities i'll the three following districts
Hancock district, 81 for McComss
l1lghmanton and Wilson's districts is
ard u, respectively, for McKaig.
AS You l!ks it. Gray aud faded whiske1s
nay h.Ap fao, -.
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Great lnducement.

II Your eyes are failing do nos negle ct
them, but call at once on Prof. We'll 3O5
Market ST., Wilmington, Del, aud have
them examined free. If you wish to
purchase Gold Spectacles or Eye Glasses
for holiday gifts, examine our stock. The
largest and cheapest line of optical
goods on the Peninsula. Prices reduced
for the holidays. Glasses exchanged if
not suitable free of charge Nov. s.
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Cleanse the liver, stom ach, bowels and
whole system by using ur. Plerce's Pellets.
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1890
'o9O 1891
An Invitation. Which Will Fay.
VRHART & 70:
ZION, MD.
] 8c91

you want to buy good dress of black Henrietta or
Sashmere French Serge Cloth black silk 90 10
'CARHART & CO., Zion Nd liam 81 -
you wish to buy Underwear Canton Fanne1s Red and
ey Flannes Bed and Horse Blankets and preserve health
eonort because colder days call for warmer goods 90 to
CARHART & CO.. Zion Md e' 81 -
your Boots and Shoes have become worn out SO thew
are past mendng and want for any your family
CO.. Zion, Md. q
for Clothing or an Overcoat for Ladies and Chill.
drens Coats to take the place the that have become
SnaDPy or worn out go to CARHART & co, Zion Nd
chamber Sets Fancy Glass Ware for the HOLIDAYS or for
every day use or to save money CARHART & CO. Zion
Md, is the place do it. ~ 'o'
All the above mentioned goods must be turned into
money let whatever effect the tariff may have to advance
prices IN future purchases Our purchases have been made
ana PAD tor and we have enough goods tor all who wish to
avail themselves of our invitation ~ :"
TERMS CAST
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The elections in Mary land on Tuesday
were for Congressman from the six dis
tricts OF the State. There we're d mo
cratic, Republican Prohibitiuuist candi
dates for Congress in all save the fifth
congressional district. where the Prohi
bitlonists made no nomination. The
Australia system OF voting was put into
operation i'll Baltimore city. Alegany
county, Anne Arundel, Calvert, Cecil.
Charles, Fredsrics, Howard, Prince
Georges, Q Ieen Anue's, S. Mary's,
Somerset, Washington, Wicomic3 and
Worcester.
A solid Democratic delegation will be
sent to the next House of Repr essnta-
tives by Mary land, as follows:
FIRST District Henry Page. |
Second District. Herman Stump.
Third D,stlic: H. Welles Rusk. |
Fourth District lsidoI Riyner.
Fifth District Barnes Compton.
sixth District w. NJ. McKaig
The most Lotable feature of the cleo
ton is the defeat Of Mr. McComas. which
IS due to IA heavy fal ing off OF Ia ) vote
u AIlegany, Washfrg tun and Fee lericl
'ounles. In Allegauy his III ,rity
,nly 216, az :rnst SOB in 1883. l. Vas.i
ngton county, The homo county Of Nj.
hcComss, NJ X ,i5 has maj)Iity of 100
gainst 693 for McC0mas in 1888. In
Frederick county Mckaig has majority
f -, against 421 for McComas in 1888.
HE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT.
Is composed of Cecil, Hartford and Car
oil counties with eleven districts D Balti-
lore county, and has been changed this !
ear in respect 10 certain wards in Balti- i
lore city, the whole of the Gosh, 21st $
nd 22nd wards ard the oh precinct OF i
10 18th ward being included. The vote
,r 1890 is as follows:
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a 5@.s ssf ingredients found IN
:irsss "a them tonic and enra-
.ha 'slar,ic. For this reason
10 edicine for pe'p's .,
sey restore the . natural
A,. without facilitating
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fliarrlpd,

NEhO-NCMC LLEN-At Port Deposit. Octo.
Der oJth. by Rev. !. P. Otis. Frank Nero ana
Mary L. NcNuilen, both 0: Port Deposit
NESBlIT-PEEPLES Port Deposit. Octo-
Der 5yth. by K-y. j. T. Otls VIM. H. Nesbitt
and Mary l.. Peoples. both Of Cecil county,
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II is the telephone girl at the GEN.
trail Office who appears to miss her call
ing most frequently.
As rule the watch and clock maker
even in his busiest times, has plentl OF
time
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DEMOCRATS WIN
MARYLAND GOES SOLID
DEMOCRATIC.
High License Wins i'm Cecil

The Australian Ballot System
Given a Trfal-A Solid Demo-
cratic Delegation Will be Sent
to the Next House of Repre-
sentatives by Maryiand-Great
rejoicing Among the Demo-
crats-SiX Democratic Con-
Recommendations and Mudd
Beaten.
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IN THE SIXTH DISTRICT

seCanas Carries Al.egaay Co1a,y-Bis Plurality
Is ZIG.
The election passed off quietly. The
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As you Ike it. Gray aud faded whiskers
may be changed to their natural and even
coior-brown or black by using Buckipp.
hams Dye. Try H.
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Clearing
GRANVILLE B. HAINES g. COS.
STORES, MARKET STREET. BEL TWELFTH

~llE INTEREST INCREASES rs tbe time
shortens at this great Clearing Sale in our Tempo
rary STORES, and Bargains necessarily grow greater
as we come down to the end OF lots We want to
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A CHASTITY JOKE.
The Missive Found on the Victim of n |
Railroad Accident.

The Missive Found the Victim of n
Railroad Accident.
charles +. PrOther. messenger of the
United States Express Company. was acct
dentally killed one dark night while he was
crossing the tracks of the Kansas City,
Fort Scott and Memphis Railroad Company
at Kansas City. PrOther had a companion
with him that night he was killed, and at
the point where they crossed the railroad
track there was no light, and a section of a
freight train was backed down on them in
the darkness. Prother was struck first, and
he was simply spread all over the rails, ties
anu sand Tor q distance OF sixty feet. His
head was ground to an unrecoenized pulp,
ana his lntestlneS were wound up with the
wheel OF the car. The unfortunate mans
companion was also struck, but he was
thrown TO ono side and was not injured.
The express messengers clothes were tore
to shreds, and the contents OF the pockets
were scattered far and wide. When the CorO-
ner arrived on the scene and proceeded to
collect the scattered remains he found two
letters mcloSet i'll one envelope addressed
TO the dead man. One of these letters had
been written b. Prother TO the Superin-
tendent Of the United States Express Com
pany's messengers in Kansas City, and was
10 the effect that the writer was ready to re-
port Tor duty, after short vacation. The
other letter was written by the Superin-
tendent, and it ordered Prother to go to
HetheringtoD, Kans., and there take run.
To this letter, however, was added the fol-
lowing postscript
DEAR CHARLIE: You will also fnd inelosed
passes 10 Ii. You will 90 TO h some DAY,
old boy, ana never return. GEORGE.
This letter was written the day before
Prother was killed, and is remarkable CO.
incidence. The Superintendent probably
wrote the I'll" without thinking, and
was then struck with its popularity. and
added the final sentence as a joke. Little
did he think what q ghastly joke it would
prove, however, and how true his prediction
that his friend would "go to heaven some
day and never return" would be.-Plttsburg
Post DISPATCH
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ORDER OF THE GOLDEN SHORE,
Preparations for the Celebration of til
Second Anniversary.

Preparations for the Celebration of the
Second Anniversary.
Alexander Rothenstein, P. S. p, has or
gained in the State of Ohio, Buckeye Lodge,
No.. /; Cleveland Lodge, No. 2; Banner
Lodge, No. 8, and Montefore Lodge. No. 4,
with others in process Of organization, the
four lodges comprising membership of over
200, so that from present appearances pros
poets are very good for a membership of
over Geo in the State Of Ohio before the end
OF the year.
The committees that have been appointed
from the subordinate lodges to meet with a
committee from the Board of Trustees of
the Supreme Lodge fer the purpose of ar
ranging the entertainment and ball to cele-
brate the second anniversary Of the order
will meet this Friday with Oriental Lodge
in Albion Hall, AlcaZar Building. A large
attendance of the members of the order is
expected, as great interest is being taken in
the coming celebration by the members.
One of the features of the celebration will
be the presentation of the first coupons that
will mature in this order.
From present appearances the member
ship OF the order up to the 1st OF January,
1891, will be between 1900 and 1900, and the
reserve fund will be about $4,000. 1t is eX-
pected that the order will be able to paw all
its Obligations that will mature in 1891 on
one assessment month, still leaving re-
serve fund for the future.
Both the interior and city lodges are in
creasing in membership gradually, and
assessments are being paid promptly 1t
was a source OF satisfaction to the member
ship at large that no assessment was levied
for the month of October, and that only
eight assessments will be levied for the en-
tire year Of 1890.
Information has been received Of the
organization Of lodge in Seattle by one of
the incorporators Of the order within the
past week.
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had the ring in his vest pocket and is not
sure whether it was stolen or fell out
accidentally.
There is some talk here of hiring night
Waterman by private subscription, since the
town is in no way able to pay for one. Sew
eral business men have offered to pay few
dollars each per MONTH
ii. II. Waterbury has collected over 500
for the purpose of defraying the expenses
of the Republican meeting to be held on the
18Th inst. This will be used tie pay the band,
Tor fireworks for fires. trapsparencies, etc.
The general opinion here seems to be in
favor Of granting the franchise asked for by
the Oakland and Berkeley Rapid Transit
Company. The company apparently means
business and the ROAD will be great benefit
to the town.
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ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.

Two New Councils in Process of Organ
ization In Nevada.
3. n. de Leon, d. ID. g. c., held his first
district meeting with Golden Gate Council,
No. 60, on Friday evening last The hall
was well filed with members and guests.
ii. w. Hutton, G. G., J. j. Coffey,
d. ID. G. c., Z. A. Street, 2. c.,
and Thomas Welch, p. e.. delivered
able addresses. Singing. recitations and in
strumental music followed, after which all
repaired to the banquet hall where gen.
eral good time was had. Later on dancing
was INDUCED in. The following councils
were represented: Evans, Washington, c.
Nj. Arnold, California aud San Francisco.
Evans Council had several limitations on
Saturday evening last and received two ap-
plcations for membership.
The membership in California and Nevada
is increasing.
S. G. Porteous. G. V. c., will shortly or
ganize council at Reno. New.
AlcaZar Council will give an open meeting
the first Friday in November.
Paramount Council had several limitations
on Thursday evening last.
Germania Council initiated two candidates
On Monday evening last
G. NJ. Arnold Council and Protection Coun-
Gil will give joint ball on Thursday even
ing, Both inst. at B'nai Birth Hall.
S. G. Porteous, g. V. c., will shortly in
stitute council at Gold Hill, New, with
large charter list.
Eleven applications for the SO premium
have been received this week at the Grand
Recorders office.
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Order of the Beacon LIGHT.

The proposed reception ito be given by
Bartholdi Lodge, No. /, to Philip Rohr-
bacher. Supreme Treasurer, on Saturday
evening, has been indefinitely postponed on
account of his continued illness.
Orc Elmo Lodge. No. 20. was instituted at
Oakland on Tuesday evening by j. p.
Burns. 5. V. p, assisted by Mrs. +. j.
Williams, S. NJ, and E. S. Policy, S. S.
This lodge starts out with charter MEM
berslnp of seventeen young and energetic
people. full corps of efficient officers and
a spirit OF friendly rivalry to accomplish
more and increase faster than the sister
Oakland Lodge, No. II.
Evening Star Lodge, No. 8, will give a
coffee party, entertainment and dance to-
morrow evening in Foresters Hall, 90 Eddy
street, on which occasion the Supreme Off
visit
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Aid for the Needy.

Robert Beechlng, Secretary Of The San
Francisco Benevolent Association. reports
that from fifteen to twenty new families,
averaging five members each, apply to him
for assistance every month, and that lie is
sues supplies of groceries and provisions to
about thirty families weekly.
The monthly bill for medicines amounts
to from S25 to $50 One great want at pres
ent is secondhand clothing of all kinds, do
nations OF which will be gratefully received
at the Office OF the association, 20 Webb
street. between and o'clock, any day ex-
cent Saturday
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to Excelsior Ledge, No. IS, and San Fran
cisco, No. 2, at their last meetings.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 2, Confidence,
No. Is, Oriental No. "A, Adams, No. 56,
Hortensa, No %, Chicago, No. 81, and Yo-
semitic. No. 4, had Invitations at their last
meetings.
Slxty-nine applications were filed in the
Grand Lodge Office in September. Two new
lodges whose applications are not yet re-
ceiVed will approximate the limitations for
the month to 106
The death loss of Lizzie Foley, late of
James A. Garfield Lodge. No. sc, was paid
this week
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She Wants an Allowances.

Mrs. W. Z. j. Woods has sued her hus-
band. Joseph l.. Woods, to secure an order
of court awarding her monthly allowance
of 500, alleging that they were married in
June, 1884, and four children are the result
of the marriage, the eldest 10 years of age
aud the youngest 10 months. In May last
the defendant deserted her and lett her
without any means of support. Woods is
employed in an Insurance office and is said
to receive q salary OF $500 month.
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r. P. Doolan. the Secretary of the Ad-
mission day celebration, desires that those
having claims against the joint committee
file the same with him, as per an advertise
ment in another column. He has devoted
his entire time during the last month in clos
ing upthe accounts, and reports that bills 10
the amount of S38, $50 have been paid.
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UNITED ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATES.
Number of Applications Filed for the

Number of Applications Filed for the
Month of September.
Excelsior Lodge, No. IS, will hold an ice
cream party on November 18th. An elabo-
rate programme has been prepared for the
occasion
Yosemite Lodge, No. A. held an open meet
ing last Saturday evening. n. Cooney, G..
g., and other Grand Lodge officers were
present.
Mrs. Mccormick has asked the consent of
the city lodges for permission to institute a
new lodge Of the order in the Western Ad-
diion, she having obtained a charter-iist
therefor
The Grand Secretary paid fraternal visit
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Alameda.


Halcyon Parlor, No. 146, will give ball in
Harmony Hall on Friday evening, Octo-
Der 3lst.
Rev DIR. Gray of Chicago will occupy the
pulpit of the Park-street N. Z. Church next
Sunday morning.
Ellen Parker and Florence A. Murdoch,
merchants and milliners, have filed petit
tion in insolvency. The liabilities are S3475
and the assets $500, stock in the store on
Park street. and $500 we airing apparel
claimed as exempt.
1t now appears that the statement that
the bridge across the tidal canal cut on
Park street will be in position before the
end OF the year is mistake. The piers
alone Will not be completed until heXt
spring. and 1t is not likely, from the present
outlook. that the bridge will he completed
within ten months hence.
The City Trustees have suspended iudC-
ment in the case of j. ii. Busch charged
with having sold liquor 10 minors and keep
ing dls0Iderly hnuse. Busch admitted tie
first charge, but the evidence showed that it
ives put up job to entrap him into the yio-
laton of the ordinance. G.. l.. Banks, G. f.
Griffin. Thompson Lane and others, who
think Busch's saloon is detriment to their
nelghborhO0d. induced Lanes fourteen-year-
old boy to 90 into Buscll's saloon and buy
bottle of beer. Griffin and the boys father
were inside when tho beer was sold. The
charge that Busch keeps disorderly house
was not proved, and the Trustees, in view of
the fact that there was a conspiracy against
him, refused to revoke bis license as re-
quested. Busch was arrested for selling
liquor to minors, to which he pleaded guilty,
and was let of with slight fine. In selling
liquor to minors he states that he was not
aware that he was violating an ordinance, as
the children carried the liqucr TO their
parents at home.
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For MEDICAL SERvICEs.-Dr. L. j. Fraser
has sued the San Francisco Bridge Company to
recover $1,000 for medical services rendered
John Howden, who was injured while In the
company's employ.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-10

THE PATTERsoN's PET FAwN.-An Alaskan
fawn captured during the recent cruise of the
United States Coast Survey steamer Patterson
of the ALASKA an coast has been added to the
Golden GATE Park collection.
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Mrs. Laura Bailey of Il Huff avenue had
her colored janitor, John Fisher arrested
on charge OF grand larceny. She says he
stole $50 from her.
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POLITICAL.
POLITICAL.
OFFICE OF THE
Registrar Of Voters
OF THE
City and County Of San Francisco

IN Boards of Precinct Registration for the General
Election to be held on TUESDAY, the 4th day OF No
yember, a. ID. 1890. will meet in their respective
cinct for the registration of voters and such other
purposes as are prescribed by law on Tuesday oc-
tOber H. 1890 from 9 o'clock y NJ. until 10 p. NJ.
daily for i've (5) consecutive days until and includ-
ing SATURDAY, October Is, 1890. ON WHICH DAY
ALL REGIsTRATIoN CLOSES. All electors who have
not been registered for said General Election
hereby invited to present themselves for Tegistra-
tIon.
Such Boards of Precinct Registration will sit as
above for the purpose OF registering all legal and
qualified voters residing in their precincts who have
not registered at the office of the Registrar of Vot
ers since August g. 1890
ANY person falling to register at the office OF the
Registrar at the Board of Precinct Registration
of the precinct In which he resides will be debarred
the privilege OF voting at such election.
In accordance with Section II OF the "Act TO Reg
ulate the Registration of Voters" etc, the follow
ing places have been secured for the sessions Of the
Board of Precinct Registration
The same places have also been procured for poll
ing places at the ensuing election:
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A BROKEN CABLE.-Trafiic on Market street
was impeded for about an hour yesterday after
u DON by the Dreas Ing OF the cable.
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Five hundred remnants black and colored
dress goods 10 be closed out at half price. G.
curtin. 911 and 9l3 Market street.
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GRANTED DIyoRCE.-JHdge Lawler yesier-
day granted Mary A. Orland divorce from John
w. Oiand on tie ground OF cruelty. The de-
fendant was ordered also TO pay S75 counsel fees
aud $50 month aimony.
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BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
FIT defective sight. APT kearny street.