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Mills Shutting Down.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 19.-The Keystone
Watch Case Manufacturing Company has shut
down until Sept. II, throwing 1850 employees
out nj work.
CANAJoHARIE. n. Y. Aug l9-Clark's silk
mill at Argusvlle closed to-day until Septem-
ber About 100 operatives were employed in
this mill.
ALTOONA. Pa. Aug. 19.-The Steinman Coal
Company at S2nman. Cambria county en-
10 raise enough money to pay the employees.
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Liquidation for a Raein- Bank.

RACINE Wis. Aug. 10.-The directors OF tho
Union National Bank. which suspended on
Wednesday. have voted to go into liquidation
All depositG will be paid in full. as there is
10 OF assets for every doll Ir OF deposits. The
run on the other banks has entirely ceased.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-20
MAYEEsUMB WORK To-MoRRoW HEEK
Hope for the Domestic Sewing Machine Com
puny's 1000 Employer.

puny's 1900 EmpOyeen.
1t was announced in Newark yesterday that
the majority of the creditors OF the Domestic
Sewing Machine Company had signed the
agreement for an extension Of time on the OBJ
legations Of the company. and that work would
be resumed one week from tomorrow. II the
Court would allow the receiver. Judge Kirk
patrick. to proceed upon the plan he has laid
out. Application will be made to the Court on
Tuesday. This means a great deal to about
LOO work men employed by the company
Orders enough are on hand to insure steady
work for several weeks. and more are ex pected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-20

=. Its your case that you want to know about
you have CatAITh-not your neighbour
And In your case, no matter what IL IL. the
propriotors OF DR.. Sags's Catarrh Remedy
promise 70 pay you $500, they can't give
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-20
IN SELF DEFEND

'NAT NhrENCE
You ought to keep
your desh up. Dis
ease will follow, II
you lot II get below
2 healthy standard.
No matter how this
comes, what you
need h DR.. Rerce's
Golden Medical
Discovery. That
Is the greatest flesh.
builder known to
rnAfiical .nisao. p.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-20

Popular Worlds Fair Day Coach Excursions. via New
York central Ana. 20. 80. Sept and IL Only S3O |
round trIp-AiE '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-20

AmericN IL FORGING Ahead
~ everything, lrbAna Wine Comp1ny's "GeE See
T'S"e Is tNesI!si by 20 foreign brand .-.if.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-20

NO Autffyrlre IN HrUmo- settler
Cures all headaches-triAl bottle 10 1tL- ADJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-20

DEL Hllteu 10 SAL IN the next rlCe,
The racers sal ed under murEy sky TODAY
BBs enS h Ths n hrsn,oas Re-. eisamed into S
charge q veI"nt soarded ed ihe as.hi IN
thought the first mark was too far to The eas sy
ward After talk with the members b ae Of fI The
Hsf bs th Gommittee the was
70 ne line this morning. tho Jubilee being ' tho
s as the sfF as.ta ne nGhn was ye
k xSItS course wns Fl ten Knots The Wina
every promise Of dropping altosether. s TSs
and fa'i Then committee sgnsls waited for awhile.
as follows First leg Southeast. w" "nei ba IL
s snst ib second 1ss leg west by south! a SOUTH
reach. run, and heat. The general m nniniona
seemed , to BE- that the yachts would never be
AZ 1910 O'clock the respiratory gun boomsd
Ioftl, from the flagship. and at the sans
tendent Neils Olsen and the lag bu uneri IN
Donrd, started on ahead to leg OF tho course
Snd the the rsGSyed tSe
The H c:t away ray. ct w%awsrST
The last to cross az All VENT Over w Sn
;s 81 gun was ired; the Kogatta Commits.
Which s HS' w@s that the tug Scandinavian.
n MAJ mistaken II her instructions. and Was
shore. instead OF going In a southeasterx" daih r.
retShtien. which the signals called for. Tbs |
se6 ahd caught her in time to save her from
i. After tho racers crossed the linz thu, -,na |
Iinlited around to tho southwest and ms o WRu
he ss 40 inc h r. mark instead reach lust
mad the luck to-day Instead OF thae Jubilee
Aha was able to stand q little iooas..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08

shameful. Distinctions would not 30
soon have grown misty.
He had loved Virginia as dearly as 1t
was possible for him to love. Yet for a
night he had forgotten her. Her re-
sistless eyes and guiding hand had not
staid with him to lead him away from
the lattery and easy comradeship OF
women unfit to breathe her name. He
loved Virginia. But was he worth her
love?
Thrown amid varied temptations, as
he saw now he must be, in crowded,
worldly life, would his heart remain
unsoiled? Could he keep faith with
herP Yesterday, without one warning
doubt, he would have said YES" To-
day he felt q gloomy, tormenting fear.
No, he dare not say that the bright
wave Of success would touch him ana
its backward surge bear away no moral
wrecksge.
He sprang up determined that first
failure should not rob him OF courage.
He would not think. He could not fancy
his life apart from Virginia's.
When he entered the sunny front
room, he found the round table drawn
close to the window. The sun struck
scintillations from the glass and eddied
in swimming beauty around bowl OF
fresh hyacinths placed beside his plate.
He picked out a cluster and pinned 1t
in his coat, caressing for moment the
uplifted, perjury bells.
They are like herself-fair ana
sweet and pure. l wish she was here
now"
Just before him his bloodshot eyes
famed from mirror. They seemed
repeating the question:
Are you worth her love?'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08

You see, my de ar fellow" Delatole
continued, al know that you are fresh
from a religious environment-that you
are young, therefore l don't accept your
views seriously. Perhaps they are but
natural. l won't label you 'prig and
give you up. I'll only give you time.
Here comes my man with some brandy
and soda. Perhaps your saintship won't
have any?"
''Of course Twill. You don't suppose
| meant to draw such fine distinctions.
Surely you understand" said Tom ear
nestly, and he looked away into the
leaping golden heart OF the fire. Last
nights events gave blow to my pre-
conceived ideas OF life. mean to hold
to them, you see."
Rubbish! a little laxity only makes
a mans nature Wholesomely expand.
Now, look here, Murray" and Delatole
spoke impressively as he stroked his
pointed beard, Pm going TO transplant
you, and to a soil where you'll grow
mentally. If you don't astonnd us with
play even more unforgettable than
The Worlds Way because more ma
ture, 1t won't be my fault"
A question darkened Toms eyes, and
ne leaned eagerly forward.
"You made wonderfully good guess
at life's flavor in The Worlds Way
But I'm going to make you taste 1t in
truth, the brackish and the sweet. In
short, I'm going to ask you to pitch In
your fortunes with mine and share
these rooms with me. Since Glenden-
ming disappointed me I have preferred
to live alone. But frankly like you.
The suit is large. We would not clash.
Besides, just across the hall is an ateier
left vacant since De Courcey ran away
only recently to escape his debts. You'll
probably find the drapery OF departed
model still upon the platform. You
could furnish 1t as you please and have
it as your own particular den."
He watched Toms eyes travel half
wistfully around the odd, artistic place.
Charming" he said, at length, and
added slowly, "but impossible. You
see, I'm going to marry very soon."
Deatole stared at him as il incapable
of grasping the statement.
eyes" said Tom, and now a blunt ten
derness rang in his voice, "Pm going
to marry Virginia Kent"
care you mad?" and the words were
a slow exclamation.
Delatole rose as he spoke, lifted one
of the fragile glasses on the table and
contemporary flung it from him. II
lay upon the hearth, a mass OF opaline
spllnters.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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crossing his cheek. SIT was the first
time and is not pleasant to remember"
Delatole's eyebrows twitched; he low
cred his eyes and thoughtfully moved
some trifie on the table.
'sBut, say, are you going in for re-
spectability-for that cumbersome re-
spectability that STRAINS at gnat?' Are
you?"
The languid curiosity OF bis tone was
more contemptuous than his laugh.
Tom was troubled by strange feel
ing as he listened. He did not like
Delstole in his usual genial, nnreserved
way. Just to watch the slow move
ments Of his listless hands held an enig-
NAUTICAL fascination. He felt strong
desire to emulate his ease and sagacity,
but underneath and through it all there
foated an ill-deined repulsIon.
The man seemed the product OF a
forced, perverted life. Something about
his dark pallor and sneering lips dimly
reminded Tom OF flower forced into q
semblance of bloom by the aid OF a nox-
ious gas, but with life and color and
strength missing.
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her sweet eyes.

"Isn't there something l can do TO
help YOU? Isn't there something that
would tempt you to eat? l must go
out, but I'd like to leave you comfort
able first"
Nothing. thsnk you. My head is
aching, that's all. a little quiet, and
I'll be all right. You mustn't wait in
on nv account"
you've worked too hard, Tom"
came the delicious voice with tender
severity. The strain is telling
now. No wonder your head aches,
you poor fellow. I'm sorry l
called YOU. I'll leave lunch ready
for YOU And she ided with deter
mination, Now do try and eat 3 little
by and by"
She gave short sigh as she turned
away, and Tom felt himself a monster
of deceit. He remained quite still,
with closed eyes, and something very
like self contempt Powered In his heart.
In one wild night he had become better
acquainted with himself and the dark
possibilities of his nature than In all
the peaceful years gone BY.
Weak! That was the word an elm
voice seemed whispering in his ear.
Brilliant, impetuous, tender hearted,
with aspiring motives, but weak, vscil-
lating as water dimpliDg In new circles
with every pebble thrown.
II he were not weak be could not so
easily have thrown away his shy re-
serve aud lent his voice and ear to words
that stood forth now stripped Of all cap
tivatIng glamour, coarse, cynical,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08

preached Eng for being at the bottom
OF it. On top OF all this, Eng tried to
reconstruct Chang.
Chang married some time before the
idea occurred to Eng. and though he en-
tered fully into the spirit which prompt
ed Chang to wed he often felt III at ease
aud out OF place sitting up late OF nights
during ID counting and taking cold
looking at the moon and pretending to
be asleep.
Therefore he soon turned hts atten-
tion toward marriage, and accom-
panied by his brother one evening mads
q proposal to Changes sister-in-law. Shs
rejected him, Claiming that, according
TO her actions, relatives ought not 70 be
too thick.
Nevertheless it was Chang's wife,
who felt that she had bitten of more
than she could masticate, who induced
Der sister at last, while under the in
luence Of wine Jelly, TO accept Eng, and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08

laugh. Was not such a deliriousiy
hap y idiot once?
They had reached a broad, windswept
street that crossed Madison avenue not
far above the square, and Delatole
turned the corner.
You have heard OF Max Glenden-
ming, Of course. He leaves for Japan
tomorrow and gives farewell hurrah
tonight. Quite informal, you know.
Meats on the SidebOard, help yourself,
come aud 20 as you please, plenty to
drink, some good stories, some
pretty women. Any friend OF mine
is his. We were chums, had
chambers together and lived a free,
ideal existence until-and a savage
sheer twisted Delatole'S lip still farther
20 one Side-"he went down before
Madeline SOrel, the bufleSQue woman.
l never saw a man so madly in love.
She kept running after him, too, max
ing herself confOundedly at homein our
quarters with her rouge, her songs and
her cigarettes. / wOulda't stand II.
We split and parted irrevocably, but
with no hard words He'll marry her
yet-the fellows are making bets on IL
and when he does-bahw Delatole
stood still 10 the street, "Have you
ever thought, my young friend, to what
lengths a mau's infatuatiOn for wo-
man may lead him?" Raising his elbow
be lowered his extended index finger
with a Jerk straight down. There's
no help for him."
"a woman like that" exclaimed Tom,
With sweeping disgust.
ANY woman, il she becomes ueces-
ssrv TO him, can kill ambition in an art
list. Perhaps she does it with sugared
poison, but the dose is sure. Oh, don't
suppose / haven't loved romantically,
wildly, and not women OF the Sorel
type either. The girl who fired my
heart-it seems century agO-wSS
a lovely little thing with
heavenly eyes, and used
60 sing hymns with her. When
she sent him a little note as sweet as her
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self telling me she had flung me over
for rich fellow, l almost lost my
mind. All, but that blow saved me. II
1 met her to-day, I'd thank her for It,.
Look at Glendenning. Nature intended
him for a painter. Riches at first stood
i'm his way. Necessity did not drive him
whip i'm hand. Pleasure in art was his
only incentive. Even so, he did good
work. Some day be would have done
great work. That's all over now. He
is under g spell. What does IL matter
N she woman who weaves il is unfit to
tie his shOes9 It's the absorption Of
love I'm speaking Of-good, bad or in
different Once you surrender to an
influence stronger than the charm Of
creation the richness OF fancy will pale,
the hand weaken, the artist be lost"
Tom blew a cloud Of smoke into the
air aud remained silent. The words
had startled aud shocked him little.
set a new circle Of impressions moving
in his brain. Could love yield weak
ening inauenceP Was G, not love-pas-
sionate love-which had taught him
10 see?
nero We AlCs tAAA DNAeNNaN
stopped at a house.
1t was square, solid, chocolate color
ca, capped by the skis frosty blue.
dali dozen cabs st50( az the door. A
great juttlng wi4dowl on the second
story was flooded wi ID rose eolOred
light.
Half way M the high fight OF steps
DeIatole paused and lbruptly laid MS
hand on Toms shoulder:
Look here. Now Tou mustn't think
me oficlous, you know. You mustn't,
for YOU know l like 'ou, Murray, and
1 always speak my mind. I'm frank
sometimes TO rudeIoss. You won't be
angry?'
'Im sure l won't. But If I can't &C
cept YOUR biting skepticism you musn't
blame me. Are you going to tell me
not 20 fan in love" And throwing
away his cigar Tom feigned a careless
laugh and met his companions alert
and serious gaze.
"YOu regard me a. 8 cynic who re-
viles romance because be has lost tue
power of feeling it, but you're wrong
/ reason looking backward with nor
ribly clear vision, and / see how love
becomes a WEAKNESS, q curse or q tarce'
You hope, dream and revel In gIorl-
fed haze. Now I have the most pro-
found respect for youthful enthusiasm
I have TO try 10 brush it away; u Is
beautiful thing! But it has caused
more irretrievable mistakes than any
other species Of delusion know OF. be
careful; Oh. be careful. You nave
made a brilliant start. If you don't
want TO plunge Ike meteor into DARK
ness aud be remembered only as one
who persisted g,orIbuslv, keep yourself
UnshaC6led. I've done now. Come
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08
THE SIAMESE TWINS.
BILL NYE SAYS THHY WERE VERY NEAR
TO EACH OTHER.
Though Differing Somewhat in Their IDEAS and
Habis They Were Nevertheless Quite Inssp-
arahls-Ths Story Of Their Life TOuehingly
Told.
copriaht. ls,,. sr Eaoar w Yr..

MOUNT AIRY, n. c., September &c.
This town is post village OF Sulry
county, this State, aud has cotton facto-
ries, -four mills, shoe factories for man
and beast, tobacco factories for the
same purpose, wool-carding machines,
mineral springs, newspapers, ETC., but
its principal hit was made as the home
of the Siames twins.
Settling here before the late war,
these strange men, so different In char
acter, yet so constantly thrown into
each others society by circumstance
which they could not prevent, and
which was about ~ inches in length,
lived until the winter OF 1856 under
the American name OF Bunker. Here
they were married, here their children
were born, and here they died.
Recently have had the pleasure OF
reading an instructive article on these
gentlemen prepared by NJ. A. Dufour
for French journal, and with the
items OF interest offered me by the old
neighbors OF Chang and Eng | besides
venture to write letter on these much
talked OF people from Siam.
M. Dufour goes on to state that "las
d'eXhiber leur 'trait-d'union' devant les
curieuX des deuX mondes, lis avient ac-
Quis une jole ferme, Mount Airy dams
le comte de Surrey Caroline du Nord)
petI d'armes avant la guerre de seces-
sion, ct passedaient quelques esclaves. "
Caroline du Nord is good. ! shall have
that put on my cards hereafter. Trans
lated NJ. Dufour's happy expression i'm.
plies that "tired OF displaying their
natal hyphen to the gaping crowds OF
both worlds, they had purchased o
pretty farm at Mount Airy, Surrey
county, n. c., few years before the
war OF secession. They owned few
slayasn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08

Many Persons sre broken
down from overworb or household cares
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess OF Bile.
and cures malaTia. Get the genuine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08
CHAPTER VII.

Dawn, q Monotone in level gray,
hung over the tossb ere Tom with the
last of toe rsveIerI left Glendenning's.
ugh. how cold, it is. My oIo0o -
thin at this uBesrrbly hour" safe Della
tO'e lighting cigarette as they Pauseu
to separate m Madison square. i've
often thought il I ever do assist my
own departure from this perPe'o,ai
dressing and undressing II VIII % ~
this gray stiffness, when one seems Sou ~ "
ieal the pulse Of the world VIM 1ou
be on the stage tonight?
eyes, but Supposs-now suppose you
recollection IF he managers advice.
His sDescb 80 thick aud wsvering.
DeIatoJe's mead sdsmsd spinning roqad
like top The ktrees IN 'ne S4uFF
were certainly g Icing m'nueS
raw. spS-T- =, Jot used wi i,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08
Phenomenal.

Bunker-Helo, old man; I hear you
have been up in the Maine woods with
party on hunting expedition. Did
you have any luckP
Hill should say so! / won fifty
dollars on one jack pot.-CLoak ReUtclo.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08

The Autocrat of the Household.
Batchellor-Who minds the baby at
your house, Ben?
Benedict-By Jove, we all do!-Puck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27

-. =.
from Missouri tNir Ncsu that VIZ have
come 90 the parting OF the Ways. To
gay me l'omocrluc party stands be
tween tWp great FORCES ohch inviting vs.
SUPPORT I'm TIE onr Nlde slApi the cnr'
pyrAn interests OF thp hhiiah, ils moueN-
~ insuluIvi" lls nFEfeNatlpns o. wealth.
and ShplNu, lnpellouA rr1Enng ,roiinn -
iignuoh' iANora PRIVILEGES aNd l,nihuhllles'
lh.S gan sNosei'nr lnagnllinrnig 70 eanl-
rlha ,,,iHN h19 NV s,.,1n uNiM,i "npo
A't'a WIZ Nlrii su.pl'Nun'nf tlnuvn i
hnu y" lhuiN WI" ,,aaNn piu i''itlnl ni,nk
I I'm. all l,''',,S w p'','.,u t''", ,i i,
a D..,'pV ~ W. r'r ,nsir
Ag',it H. "N's,nle tllV'r nVIN'iYN9 Neviete'
h,,n1 ,,''',n ,,.i,i,i, 49,, nnn ,,, ,l,.
ns,oo, s,ig't rn N.Y. nnd f,r H,hitb II bns
a.snmei to eneaE Wmlsworn md dust,
bcerimcd. they make thclr mute appeal.
iIhpv haar IN nNgrhan wealth luer,lnapd
na NV S,, wv, .,ds and WI ,hn I n.nuail,s ~
in distribution. They sec al over.
production Of everything desired be-
cause 81 tie MISREPRESENTATION Of
The ability TO buy They can
not pny for loyalty except with
their suiifngcs, aud can Only punish boz
tuyai with their Condemnation Al
though the ones whn most dgfcrye the
fostering care Of government their cries
for help too often beat Va vain ngninat
the outer viii, While others ind ready
access 10 legislative halls.
This army, vast aud daily yaster grow
ing hogs tho party TO be its champion
Ia tho present conflict IL can not press
its claims amid founde Of rcvelry. Its
phalnnKes do not form In grand parade
nor has Il gaudy banners floating on
the breeze. Ito battle hymn u Home.
Sweet Home" it, war cry. Equality
before tho law" 10 the Democratic
uartN etAudiur between thoHp tWo If
iNroncilnblo forces, uncertain 10 which
side 10 turn ard conscious that upon
H. choice Us fate depends. come tho
words Of IHrnel's second lawglyrrl
Choose you this day whom SO viii
serve" What viii the answer bef 1at
ne invoke the memory Of him whose
dust mndc sacred the soil Of Monticello
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27
SAM SNAIL
Deals out sicdgc-IIammer Llcks at
~ An The Dcvira sins.

~ All thc DcNiln Hihs'
uIBlSnoRo, Tex, Aug. 20 tSpp
ciall- lutcrcgt in the Snm Small meet
Ing continues 10 iucroase az every ser.
vice. 1nn Melhodlat pastor Rev, NJ. 8.
llo,chlpls,. preached yesterday afternoon,
delivering very effective and farrcaoh.
lux sermon, which brought a number IL
tho altar. MIR Small rested for the
night service and dealt out bis usual
slodse-hammrr Hicks ut all the sins that
the dcvll keeps niloat rho altar was
crowded with tho penltents aud before
tho service CLOSED nearly all Of thcm
made profession Of Christianity, and
when the doors Of tho difforvnt churches
WERE opened for membership gOpdiy
number went forward aud Joined the
churches. The services CONTINUED until
late hour. bur even then come were IN
willina 10 leave, mud h fcw VI the faith
ful remained until nearly midnight, en-
Rnged Ia song and prayer.
The text this niornlug was Nook ye
hrsu the Kingdom uf God and oil these
things shall be- added unto you" The
sermon Has an able, earnest and eloquent
appeal TO the people 90 place Christ aud
the SOULS salvation frat in the heart aud
10 make the everyday affairs OF HE neo-
ondafy 10 those
The sermon Sunday afternoon will DO
10 men only, and the preachers fofcihlo
manner Of presenting things will draw
pcuple tu thls service who aeldom 80 to
church.
MI Small has resolved urgent tOlo-
grams nild letters to go 70 Williamson
couniy and speak III he local option cam
paign for several days hut y under PROM
Ice 10 henn meeting at clebnrns Aug.
81, and therefore, cannot 70 there lie IL
also wanted At AlyaraAo and Dublin,
wlipte local option elections hnys been
ordered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27
INTENSE PAIN PROMPTLY
RELIEVED.

woodland. Northampton Co, N. q.
! received a sample bottle OF Chamber
lnin'r Collie, Cholera aud DiarrLOea
Hemedy, gave DR.. Brown. ID. ID. g.,
a dose aud he did not have. any moro
trouble. The same bottle cured two more
casea All these cases were suffering
with Intense pain. This medicine gave
them relief almost Instantly,
q. II. GRIFFIN
For sale by ~ t. Gramincr aud j T..
Nicks q 90, Jruggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-27
FORI wORTA's
Greatest nsIaII Drug Store.

The Fort Worth Pharmacy company,
corner Main and tiilh street. Il tho
~rsnt retail drrk emporium and fountain
head for All ki1da oi drugs inctirints.
surgical ipnfrnmenla. mechanical cuta-
i've devices aged eyu glasses and spec
feciua. naar.nlEhl eye flaffea md npt~fac-
Ia. cdlorad and smoked glasses ,thr veal
nyen. perfnmery. brushed, coulbH and all
klpde 81 i2Iies goods Preserltei9.B,s Z
- saar na,senAxa IA ssust+Aa