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__‘_I“.uesda.y, July 22,1813.
PAIRFIBLD couurr ITEMS.
DARIEN’.
Rev. Frederick Alvord. of Nashua, N. H..
will occupy the pulpit of the Congregation-
alvchurch, Dlrien. on the first. and second
SLIB(l:l.\‘S in August. During his vacation
B :0. Mr. Snowden will preach in Rev. Mr.
Alvor.l's church in Nashua. ,
Dirien housekeepers will find bargains
for the next few dlys at the store of G. E.
Kinney who is selling 00‘ his surplus stock
at cost. *
. RIDGEFIELD, _
A balloon Willflilnd at Ridgeficld that
had a card attached. stating from where it
was sent, thetime. and by whom. It was
put up in John street. New York. and was
three hours on its journey; I '
WILTON.
Mr. Strong Comslock, Principal of a
school in Walton, New York, is here
spending his sun-er vacation.
DANBURY. '
Bliley & Donovan have braken ground
for their new ofiice oppoSite the Wooster
House, on the'Taylor properly.
A few heavy showers the past week gave
our street sprinkler a rest. He visited the
principal “watering 'pl‘lces" Saturday. ‘
The Rossini Music llc - Society concertizv-
at the residence of Mrs. Chas. Crot‘llt this
(Monday) evening, . r
Hon. D. P. Nichols has been appointed
one ofa. committee to examine into the con-
dition of our savings banks.
The Highland B. .3. Club of Ridgefielll.
were beaten at it match game of ball with
the Wooster Club or this place on Friday.
by a score of 15 to 49. .Whitlock, ye“crack-
whip" of Ridgefield,couveved them home
in his “chariot." _ .
Mary H luley. who caught the murderess
of Goodrich, of Brooklyn, has béen visiting
friends in D inbury~the p lst Week.
The remains of John Taylor. brother of
Wm. Taylor, (lawyer) of this place, were
broughtllcrc for interment on Friday.
Van Deuseu, ’onr “ happy" druggist, is
quite sick with erysipelas ?
“Sam“ says it takes about fifteen minutes
longer to open the mail since tbe'introduc-
tion of postal cards. A great many do not
write very plain and the clerks find consid-
erable trouble in reading them.
STAMFORD.
' The l lilies of St. Andrew's Parish hold a
Fair at Seeley's'Hall. July 3101.
Dr. B. Keith has returned again .'° Slam:
for-l. where he intends to reside for the
present. _ "'
. A [nan named Dan Cilloo full ““0 'he eX‘
”nosed collar in G ly street,.near Main. about
eleven o‘clock, Tuesday night. and received
Such injuries that his death resulted in
'ubont twelve hours after the accident.
- . ‘ Mr. N. Dole has sold the progeny known
as the lildian Head farm, at iverside, to
ler. Wm. B. Grace, of New York, for $60,-
000.
On Monday last, a little son of Mr. Warm
ren Kirk, aged six years. was run over by a
team belonging to G. W. Dean’s Marble
Works,bnt strange to s:l_v,did not sustain
any serious injury. The wagon was a large
and heavy one. used for carrying stone.
I‘hc little. fell-0w was riding upon it. when.
he fell olf, one of the large wheels pissing
pver his legs just above the knees.
‘ Among the recent Real Estate transfers.
the following are the most important:
Joseph Lee, executor of estate of D. H.
Winton, sold to 'Mary W. R lgers. Wife of
Uriah F. Rogers, house and grounds, North
sl.. West of the river. for $18,000.
D. H. Cllrk sold to Mary Ann Hunter,
small house and lot for $1,000. _
A. S. Perry sold to. Henrv Mount. of
Brooklyn, house and lot on River st., for
$7.250.
G. W. A. Jenkins sold to James Law, lot
at “J enkinsvilie," for SL400.
. Edwin L. Brady sold to Martha A. Rob-
erts. 57 acres ol‘land, near “Hackett‘s Hit-I,”
for $5.220. , ' ' .
. Harriet E. Scofield and others sold to
Wm. A. Lockwood, 40 acres of land for
$4000 . ,
' Sarah Ferguson sold to Mm. Richardson,
hou~e and lot on Willow street‘fbr $7.500.
Geo. A. Hoyt sold toJoho Cox, house and
lot. on E tst Henry st..,tor $1.600. .
G.- P. Schlocker sold to August Ophlrogge
tour lots at New Hope, for $2,050.
Advocate.
wrnnow su anus at 'l‘. E. c H.
B. Smith’s, 30 Main Street.
.;—.——-—-
GREEN WICH.
ALL SHAPES .'
ALL COLORS I
Planter. _
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' SPECIALTY
Si].
modeled into present shapes
, GLOVES, death.
Lender's Block, ,
I!
m., to 11 o’clock.
2mm
HAT, .‘STORE!
ALI. STYLESZ
from the Nobble Young Men's Hatto the WideBriul
1:. Hats
made to order and warranted tour, by a French
Conformeter. (first used in town.) Old Styles lie-
UMBRELLAS, 0A IVES, TR UNKS
TBA. VELING BA 08. SHIRTS,
COLLARS. NECK WEAR,
Washington street
SOUl‘E NORWALK. CONN.
urn: mansrow‘nousu,
$h1ppan Point,
completely retitled and fnrnisbed.und is now
open for guests. Meals wil be sched from 0 a.
p. m. B. C. GALE,‘Proprletor.
MISSES BBOCKW
IISIG, “HOMES, "All" AI
’l'erm commences Monds . Sept. 15!
lltiyrzfi‘ors address
AY’S
Select School.
Regular Ennlish Course Four Years.
ll Mll'l'lll.
Drawing from can and from nature. A limited
number of pupils received into the family. Fall
1873. For
M 58018 BRO KWAY.
Box 443. Norwalk. Conn.
001. 1.0. PIlSE
Wm. Scnfield recently sold to Edward A.
Peek two lots on Greenwich aVenue, with
buildings ther’eon,for$6,200. ; -
A ouEElvwmu morgue.
James Elphick is all oysteitmtfn. whose
:lomicile overlooks the deep 31nd rock-bor-
dt-red indentation in the Sound culled
Greenwich Harbor. The locality is a
i' vorite one for summerboartlers- from the
city, who annually come here, to escape
from city dust and heat while the dog star
rages. Among the residents of this class
tl present is Mr. S. H. Lewis. who, with his
family, occupies a comfortable. country
house near the oystermau’s more modest
dWelling. Mr. Lewis‘s little son. a bright
lnd active 1 Id about eight years of’agr, got
into a boat at the dock on Saturday week.
when the tide was at its height, and began
paddling about. The child: was 0') full new
young miss of sweet eighteen. who films at
the moment ill her bedroom, sans gown and
crinoline.llud engaged at her toilet. She,
glanced occasionally at the boy in the boat
.of the oysterman’s daughter. 'a blooming blocks. MauufucllgadAand
evening school. as there are no classes.
Post omce Box 5‘8. South Norwulk.
Commercial College,
0. 00b BANK BUILDING,
WASHINGTON STREET. - SOUTH NORWALK. - .
Keeps open dsv and evening,to. impart first-“clamt
business education, and to rune competent book-
keepors and accountants. Pupils of ”any n e, above
«welve years. can enter at anytime in t. eduv or
each student
going individually through the whole course of
Instruction ,Pfac'tice dz Training
For terms 11nd particulars apply at. the College’. Pure sp'cer.
Room, Old Bank Building, in the Ofiice iloursftom
'9 to i! a. m., from 2 to 4 p m., and from 7 lo 9 in the
evening, except Saturday and Sunday,.or addregz
crnrur llollsr tall
for sale by
RLES T. LEO
LI. srz ES AND STYLES. Just. as durnbe and .
at less than one-third of the cost of stone
HARD.
Water Street. Norwslk.~
IlIlIIlI PIPE I!
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0““ WM” commissioners 039' a liberal oplil, when the latter was several rods from The begun the Market. Warrante‘d to give-sat :-
reward for any=viol.ltion of the following
rulcs:—Bltlliug or fishing in either reser-
voir; opening any fire hydrant :except in
case or fire; tapping main pipe without a
permit. ‘ . .
The following 'r-re the newly elected ofli-
cers of the vain] Savings Society: S. C.
Holly, president ; iieury Crofutfiice presi-
dent; W. H. Chrk, F. H. Austin, Almon
Judd, G. E. Rydr, W. F. Taylor. W. J.
Ryder, Frederick A. Hull, trustees; L. I‘.
Trcudwell. sec'y and tress.
The Kohanza water was shut 00‘ Tuesday,
and our milkmen Were compeled to go.
nearly a mile out of their way to water their
—horses.' . _'
The large plat!" glass in the front of
Brown’s drug store was broken on Friday
night. Jonathan Webb, better known as
"Ttdlecker.’ has been arrested for the deed.
n is thought he- gently laid his hand on it:
and from the weight thereof the glass broke.'
Linton Ann.
WEsrPonr.
There has been influence enough exerted
on the weather during the week to pro-
iuce f Illitlg barometer, and one or two
lashes ot rain. for which the people and
:velylhing in nature are thankful.
The oldest resident of New Haven, Mr.
Bench Bradley, now ill his 97th year, is
visiting at the house of Dr. Geo. B. Bouton.
Rev. Augustus Jackson having completed
lis visit to Westport, left on Friday eVening.
He will, after brieijouraeyings in his’natiVe
State. return to his pastoral charge at Wash-
.ngton, D. C. J ‘
John Cable, a little son of Bulbs D. Cable.
who has been 'sgti‘ering for some time past
:‘rom a hurt received “'hjle . playing, and
whose head—was more recently subjected to
he trep inning process, died Saturday, and
will be buried today. .‘ ‘
Mr. Munso z-Elwoocl. of Southpori,brother
)f C-lpt. Shelton Elwood, and formerly of
o
.h's lace died in South ort and was buried l _
. I p ’ p iroved by fire on the 13th inst. Albert C. 'I Havm commenceda Basel; I am prepared
Dillard")? , . . . m.,, 0}- Ponsmoum’ N H, a "man to furnirhh REl‘All,ClAKR {implies cfaihelii‘ii:
- . D - ‘ ‘ I
The depot platform whlch every body had soldier who commenced boarding there 23?l‘é§.§.e°li’io°.§"t iiifirem,w”§fi§??eetX-uer. BARN SIDING, , , , ( .
roped Would be promptly finished. has not that night, was suffocated. His body was attirezcstzfiei‘l‘trggs efdpvn can; :hogcgt £323“ Cake FLOORING, . _ .
- t n u n _ D u o - ’ . '
wen touched by carpéntersfor nearly ten :‘Vfidg.’g'g',gn“,‘,3‘fif8“,§lgl§° °t by we G' madeto order. enemas—Environ . sins . CEILING.
lays. .
Report says Mr. John M. Pinkncy has
told his fine place to responsible parties ill
New York. . . ‘.. .. . -.
A few days since the woods near: the resi-
iencc of Mrs. Harry Gregory were set on
ire by some evil-disposed personhand it
:ook the combined efforts of Mrs. Gregory
lnd a half dozen others to extinguish the
lames.
Fish Commissioneriiudson. who recently
visited the Trout Association‘s p0 ids at
Poplar P1 tins, told Superintendent Icelifi‘e,
Illr. E. M Lees and Mr. A. S. Hurlbutt that
re should probably give a portion_of the
State fish hatching to them. Mr. Hudson
Was greatly pleased at the progress made by
our association, and pronounced the works
equal to anyhe had seen ill the State,
Mr. James Ernst Perring. the~rcuowned
tenor and accomplished musiclan, formerly
of New York, at present residing at the
South, was in town a few days ago.
All the churches had large congregations
on Sundry morning. , .
The Messrs. Taylor, Richards and Brad-‘
Iey. having bought out the owl business oi
Mr. E. 8. Downs. do not propose to confine
their trade Whollv to that yard, but will,ior
their own collyenio'uce and that of custom-
ers, maintain, for the present, their yard
west side of the river. '_
Miss Dora Croft 'Will make an extended ,
tour to the West. previous to beginniugthe
fall term of her school ianesl. Saugatuck
district. - l . ' ’ ' . .
Corn is drying up, and oueohali‘ of the
potato cropwlill prove a failure. . - '
Turnip. seed planted last Friday. on a
tract of ground-containing 10,000 square
feet of ”highland-sprung ,up and wasvisi.
ble abovejground thisluornirlg. Thisshows *
what a little timely rain willdo. . _
Mr. Alexander Llpvrellce hasan army of
carpenters and ‘m-lsons making improve-
meals on his line place." ' -
The following gentlemen haye plearure
boats on’ the Saugatuck deems-Louis Burr,
W. B. Wright,and M. BiWrWihc'eIer. It is
now reported that Mr. Phill3p'sa‘nford'wili
add a'seventeen feel boat to "fillet-'5- : ‘
A dog fight in front of the Postvofiice last
Friday night drew the reporters and a
crowd of people. J One of the aagslgmé
lickad- '
You can “tell wagon wheel spokes.
which haye shrubk'from the mortic‘es in the
bins by copiousiapplication of water. A
wagon thus disjointed alldapparently ush-
less, may, with .very-Jittle‘ trouble, become
as good as new. The thing's-as done un~
dcr the superintendeuce of fire ladies and.
three gentleman on Sunday.: Benson—glhey
w tilted to attend church'bt'lt didn’t want to
walk. ' , 1- ‘ ' » '
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1,_;NEW gas
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A maxilla advertise—client facials-13w '
moud’s Grove thiceveatng... _ 13.: .
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UPTHE BEEPAUG VALLEY.
. u rAlmarine Masters, of Roxlluxy, who
to in.his-.~nln’cticth yearhglituhed into his
cherry irresisgnd picked his cherries, this
000mg, it is reported.
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down deep on the sanlisg'lhatfnevrr saw)
the sun; she :i'oumi the object oi" her search.
seized him. and bore him. again
9.
, she swam with nervous strokes towards
in a low but intense voice, which could be
boy had not become unconscious, and when
ready half accomplished the rescue and
showed a decided ability to complete it.
When she reached the shore. the reaction
from so much cxcitemr-nt’and exertion was
loo much for her.
it
consciousness. .
b
Ida Levl'ls deserved to» plaudits of the
0V
to the y0ung‘hcroiue of Green
G lmore street, East Bridgep
major ofthe Howe Band.
B
Parks.
yacht club. and is oii‘ on the annual cruise
‘later and the facts reported at the Polite,
the '.¢§1rmtns:nstr~‘éel' ii.
the dock, the boy fell overboard and disap-
peared beneath the dull green water which
it that point was from ten to fifteen feet
let-p. Wit ottt amoment’s hesitation Miss
Elphick rusted down stairs. and not even
taking time to tell what happened, she
jumped into the little boat the "Maggie,”
before skimmed over the restless waters,
handling her ours with a dexterity which‘
ln my an old bostman might envy. On this
occasion sht- did not wait to adjust the ours
in the rota-locks, but paddled Indian fashr
ion to the spot where. the boy, had disap-
peared. L- Hiking hastily about. and seeing
that the child did not re-ap‘péar. Miss
Elphick boldly sprang from her" boat, and
_ , . All sizes. The chea st
named after herself, in whlch she had otlen and rul- sale in m
, ornamental to
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Norwulk. J an e 26, 1873. .
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faction. and from 85 to 30 per cent. cheaper 'th 1:
any other. Manufactured and for sale
,SEWEII PIPE I SEWER"
8
Norwalk, June 26, 1873.
PIPE I
ud best. Manufactured
CHAS. T. LEONARD.
rsugllt, and are cheaper and better
Manufactured and for sule by
. N orwalk. June 26. 1873.
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Square and Round Cement Pipe. with plain ilnd
ps, forchimueys; haven more perfect
than brick
cuss. 'r. LEONARD.
to the
surface and to life. 'Rather than attempt
he ditiicull task of placing the rescued boy
in the boat. the oung heroine‘swam for the
:lo 0 where be p awaited her: for mean-- .
whl e the all lrm had :beenggiven. anda score '
or more of persons reached the dock in
time t.) witness the brave young girl, as-
with her long hairdo-ding behind her, and
the rescued boy closely clasping her neck.
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the wailing hands that were outstretched
to help her. “Hold on tight 1” she cried to
the gasping boy. ‘31 will l I will!” he Said
plainly heard by the waiting crowd. The
whole scene transpired so quickly that the
when help arrived the bravo girl had it"
She fainted alvay and
tr some moments could not be restored to
it was a noble deed,-as adroitly as it was
ravcly performed. If Grace Darling and
mid for their successful efi'orts in swing
lie. the aims meed of praise is no less due
wieb.
—.Adoocate.
BRI DGEPORT.
Benj. B. Penfield has gone to Germany
to complete hisvl-(lucation.
Ferdinand Forlch’s boar 'ug house,
, was des-
ud examine the
Straight Needle Machine to ope
in the blur ket.
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will receive
. ‘ . _ .
THE ‘- BARTRAM.”
Persons in Fairticld county wishing to purchase a
SEWING MACHINE
re invited to call at the Factory in Danbury , Conn.
Improeed “Bartram.”
The Fastest, Stillest, and Easiest L Stitch
It has a Revolving Shuttle ; the only one in the world.
AGENTS WANTED.
lgpartenced Aigsnlts rind good lSalesmen wanted ‘
. I unoccu e errtl. ‘
“a“ to be the p o y '1 I machine is use.
031 Ponular Machine'oi the Day.
JOHN A. DODGE.
I Got-sari“ Agent.
MR. G 001.1) ..HTJ‘YF0
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ts-tt a c the Law once on. mimosa.
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0 THE PUBLIC of NURWALK and VICIN ITY.
J. A. George. has, been elected drum-
'I‘he Wheeler & Wilson, and .Howe
aids are giving open air concerts tn the
Tom Thumb has joined the Brnoklyn
in his yacht “Maggie B."
Sunday school and society pic-nics are
ii the in e. -
The irst Congregational church of
Waterbury, (Rev. Mr. Anderson’s) and its
Sunday school, with invited guests from
other denominations, came down to Bridge-
port oh :1 special train, last Thursday, and
belts pic-nic at Sherwood’s Grove. The
garty numbered about turce hundred and
fl . . - .
'lzbe German Sharpshooters, of this city.
will hold their annual two day’s pic-nic and
prize shooting festival on the 4th and 5th of
August next.
The steam tired or has resumed opera-
tions 00' Cook’s oint. Next week the
work of excavating ofi' the Housatouic
wharves will be commenced. -
The Sedgu ick Guard excursion comes of!
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Fairfield_. County
’ F'IRE
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South Nora-elk, Conn.
cal 00000, 1 1 ' $200,000
0000, 1, July 1073, $300,024.35
W. S. HANFORD,Pr-esldo_nt,
n. n.- uonunn, Secretary.
July 28th. ' _
A five year old child of John Banks had
her leg broken, and was other wise injured,
while planingon .a wagon. her leg being .
caughtbetween the spokes as the wagon
started. , J _
Last Wednesday evening two young men . ,
engaged bojlral at Mr. Charles Manson’s
I
worms.
ing the summer nest on -
lug July 7th. Any dorirtuu to attend c
pl c *
stion revious to that time. _
Norwal , June 8th, 2873. . '
u. m'rcu will receive a limited number of Day
'l’uoils, either b: s or iris. for instruction du-
eight. weeks. commenc-
In makeup- »
1‘ - _!ltf
The‘y occupied their room for one night and
enjoyed a good breakfast yesterday morn-
ing. At noon they were not very hungry,
and retired from the dinner table curly.-
They went up stairs and proceeded to the
room of Mrs. R. '1‘. Curtis where they
found her gold watch and peel. chain, and
other v-lluablejewelry. which they placed
'n‘ their pockets and then-left the house.
AI.
1: :I‘Imyligfll to ion“:
ilvoé‘rr'cu.
'0
I. persons having Book‘s belonging to the late
Judge Butler. are respectfully requested to re.
t them to either of the undsrs neo.
urn -’ ‘ ‘ ‘MARY P030. BUTLER.
‘ SAMUEL truss, 00.0.
l
The loss was discovered about an hour
Station. Promptnmeasures were at once
taken to secure the arrest of the thieves but
thus far they have proved ineii‘ectual. The.
same game has been successfully played in
other places. ~ ' ‘
Six J lp-lnese students, including H. Oko-
main, of Bridgeport, have been recalled by
their government. for what reason they do
not know. '
Messrs. Wood Bros. have at their manu-
factory, the llaudsomest coach that was
ever seen ill this city. It was built in Paris
last year by Kellioger, (who claims to be
the best clrriage maker in the world.) “for
tbe_ Sultan" of "l‘urkev. but‘was so much
admired by Mr. Frank Leslie that he outbid
the Sultan and bought it himself, the price. .
paid being about 33.000. Senator Latham
of San Francisco wanted one of the some
model and consequently .it . was brought to
tllis‘jcity, where it Will remain fora short
film longer, in order that the dimensions
the kind knowu'us the “Double Suspension
Coach" and one feels as" riding in a boitt‘
with a moderate breeze when seated in this
roomy vehicle. . The upholsterlngjs ofblat-‘k
and yellow satin, and. the coach ts heavdy
ornamented with gold trimming. The new.
one for Senator L llham will be upholstered
0.. drab satin, and the running sear. Will be
of a difi‘ercnt color. To describetbis coach
,is almost impossible. it should be seen to bu-
,before-been seen in tbispart of the would...‘
«Bridgeport harbor under the 0,0001: -1
'Ill'illll‘lmld! of last’winter, will b‘eldn soon?
f A Georgia,‘cditpl-Ldescrlbing‘a wedding,
recenllv. said the bride e'looketi-a very lily,
cradled itl‘tho golden glimmer of- sane even-
—inl'z' lake—.0 flirts. 110980000000 09!, illn'
fin. emcmwniun the Fillplllltli'o Tsnme soil
snnt crn‘s’eazl'“ If that Were reallyso, the.
brim-ardent most. 1.00“? ‘0'?!) row: much
puzzled to’ knowiwhether. he was wedding a
can be taken for thenew one. It is one of '
understood Billy. The like 'of it has never - ~
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the belt 'lllt‘uu'tl force’
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Formerly with H. L. UELE, having associated with I
himself
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DRUG STORE
in tile hulldln lately occupied by C. n. Douglass as
a Contact onery Store where he will be
pleased arali timelfto see his iricnus
and serve them with
PURE
IBIIS,
PATEIIT MEDIBIIIES,
, 'PEIlFlIMEIII.
FIIIIII 78.. TOILET ARTICLES ,
WINES A ND LIQUORS of all kinds
for family and medicinal use only.
Open on Sundays from 9 to to a. m.: 12 to 1. and
s to 6:30p. at. . .
BIXTER & EVERINGHIM. '
LOADS of the best GARDEN SOIL. and
500 good TU'RF tor borders" for sale. Apply
M322 to JESSE W. BENTON, Prospect I'll .
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‘ SPECIAL NOTICE;
The attention of the public and especially ofylsit- ,
ore to - Norwslk is hereby directed to the Corner-
Drug Store. where
n. M. do 0. 's. Pnovvr'r'r.
Dealers in Pure Drugs andMediciues.and A cute
for Nesbit’s Cough amp. Campho'riuerand aIsh-
man's nemeoy. and ni-versity Medlclues are ofi'er-
lu a new andohoiceassortment ot Fancy Goods and
Ttfilet Articles, Hand Mirrors, Combs, Soaps..8bav-
ug Mugs' Us r Brurhes, Tooth r‘rushes. Sh ving
Brushes, Perfumery and splendid Toner hem. at. re.
riuced'rnles Games. a very large variety. Pussies,
Dissected Plctures, Alphabet and Building Bloc.s,
and everything in the line of. Toy-,0roquet Sets.
Pure Cream Tartar. null'tlle nest Eug-
lish Mustard, and Wallets at prices tosultthe'tlulcs.
Dolls oi all kinds and uses, with or Without. heads,
arms or bodies. Initial Paper and Envelopes.
Gold Fish and Globes. Also Paper warranted to
still the files. or 'stick them fast till tired oTllving:
but. if you want. to get rid of those troublesome pests,
by the. quart. use I c Patent Fly . Traps, all ofwhlch '
areofi‘ered fol-sale ‘ ' ' ~ . ' -. '
0'0 05*
5.0.1)" gr ,AT
.80. «thrills
0R0 enthuses. E E
0 0 B E, : I
.0000 BY THE GALLON.
0
—A Ouehorre Two-seated Pleasure Car-
ogtfiels'funning gear ueart as good as uggvi
i
3‘:
Bl QALL~A good second hand Plano, Graven-
F stein, maker.
soon at, L. WIED’s Music and Jewelry store. ~
LUMBER!
HAVE just rcccivedjwo barge loads of
the famous
And Property of everi
. . c
IN THE
Oldemiauest and nail
IN THE UNITED STATES,
~ The], Mutuaa
Life Ill-.00., of New York. ,
Insure you r property unmet : "
In good and reliable companies. among which are
Phenlx of Brooklyn, ‘ ' ‘ _
William-burgh City of Brooklyn,
\
Hanover-v or Neill York cm,‘ -
Connecticut of Hartford. 1 -
Notional lite and Marine of Plano.
napalm... ”.ppl, to
mama omen,
MELVILLE- Ella-lain .
001ml antiwar», 001m.
'= ,. [Farms of all nines,
vma Plots, Houdini" Lots,
discrlption for sale-and ex-
uuze in ,
WESTPORT, Inswfcma'su. son'ru NOR- J
wits; Brit: (normals; arm-0010‘s.: '
' DARIEN. nmosmsw, ttorlo'rort.
le roux crrv. STAIFORD.
snooxnvu,
~And munyothcrrplaces. Also 2
Houses and Stores ,tc‘Rent. .» .
Real Estate once
00000100 0. nil-0, "
_ SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
0000010100 or ALLJSKINDS
f nought, Sold sndL'llgxtilhsnscd; J _; - .
TICKETS TO ‘miis'o‘PE, .' ,
via. sartorial. Stimson 09:. sign .
-"'wnrrE sun LINE.
Drafts. on Ireland. 3 Germany,
and all pnrts ofljiurope. for Sale.
courons‘coynuém. diarin'uoun.
com . BOUGHT.
3 ~ ,Clieck BIIMBIEIOI'J'IIGQ .
Vortheru Pacific 7.300010 3.30. m other first-
ciass R. R. Bonds.
Accoutgs ’éeceiglidtsubjecltl to :rdnns It? Checkd.
same as an on u eresu owe spots on an
Wllibe ”m on.” If “ppm“! for General Banklnansiuess transacted at '
— Banking; .iOmce
. MELVILLE E. MEAD,
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier,
_ OLD BANK nmtnmo. wasumoron 50.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
orked by the most'i'mproved machinery.
have 5, 0, 10,12 and 14 inch widths and
»BIJ
' 5'
’ Fié'EETEn‘gs-Lsap,
Ind loose knots. ~ Further, I will WAR; 0:
SUPERIOR - To .- alarm
. _ ., .
a . hoard sold iii-this mtirkct for
and all purposes where uniformwidth and
length are desirable, ,I buy them by the.
boat load, and can sell'them at- the same
price that, others charge for an inferior
quality. '. ' . '
010000100 SW“ ’
I have to offer alyesr’ssupply of well
seasoned, slriCtI y FIRST-CLEAR Michigan
' Every lllltlohltallanted
free from the checks and splits which are so '
common in siding made from kiln-dried
The STEVENS sawed and S. K. 8: CO
ri'ed shingle are out of marketthis season,
none being made, but I have made arrange-
ments for a FULL STOCK of sawed an
rived, . . -
pagan: EQUAL
Norwalk Fish Market.
T
constantly on hand all kinds of
FRESH FISH, OYSTEIIS,CI.AMS,&0.,
HE subscriber havln bought out the old Bridge
Fish Market, of Ru us A ems. intends keeping
d all varieties of choice
their season. CBAREEEJIW.E0!‘Q {DAD .u-
8?" Spring Chickens bressed to order.
.Nprwalkaril 12th. 1873. . ’
v—
. if
. '0‘
‘1
00er
\ .
I For. 7'00
lost/510a time.
EDWARDP. . , I Druggist,
Sole agent for’Norwalk
to the above’in every respect. and of greater
thickness. - ' , -
I keep a full. supply 0f’1-2, 7-8, 1.1 1-4,
1 1-2.2, lands in clear ‘ andlfine cutting up '
Lumber, as also ‘ ' " ‘
BLACKWALNUT, -
CHERRY, ; ’
* CHESTNUT,
' ASE. and. '
wnrrE woon,~
0001.001: 40000-00.
(gang sewed) as and 10 inches in attain,
1,1,1}; and Blue]:
0010000.000:0ttttttt.
m
o
00000000 000000 01-0000.
0 ‘ “or allsi'zesandlengths. - '
Special. contracts made for, deliveryby
railorteams." ' ' " ‘ '
CE . :r. 1 HILL.
. worst; 918339..
Water dbole‘rs 1
-Water Coolers I! '
Water. Coolers!”
, .A’t‘Biz'IJOGKWOOD’SI
' roll sum clinic.
Sptilt 000
lint? also. 0. spaces,
‘ 900000033 ?
11030180093 :
Suite 00 1873
In addition aoz'ta- already not stockghs Milli-t,
. 30.3."?
Mani-T1030lsistwrillésoodworsetllsc'
can sunrise wumo whtonnoilllu‘nmi' -
,~ .lat attesting. .Bmt..uW ill-1°94! .. -
collision «swarms-m 06039.9 M"-
sortincntin Foiiilk.‘ Cell”! look, occur”
No Muhhtoybow them.
transnational
... ,\ .
f brv:"-'
,. .-
THEO HARRISON,
was new
a
, w, v. as «goers-.0 metro-1
2"!"
. 09130.50” reunion Elnora. 0.0th
. has. . "or“i 4% I. %’ ,fi". i,
1.
I'
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LIFE" lllSll’llillCE ‘CfllliPill-Y, .
nuns. mourn-mo
Illusion. or :all} thrill, _:. ._;f,-
. Boys’ Lace Shoes.
‘on arrival of- lx re s Trains ‘lrm Boston, for
' small. 18:00.,
' SATISFAC rtou G
’ v .. 'tllr 010-0000000000 000000
00910001011000.0000... - . -
8001‘s“ .
10010100010 main .3,
0 3i
I 00 8'
Has titted up the Store corner of
WALL .0 WATER so,
and opened a fulllinc of line
on
at-
so
If.
H.
5”.
C'D'
STARR
Teas, Oofl'ee, Fancy Groceries and
ried Pfuit. .,
We intend to do a strictly CASH business believ-
ing that in adopting that system we can give our
customers I betterarticle at a lower price. Special
attention given to line ' ' ‘
ms 0 00000 000000“ 000000.
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Boo-00200003
AT COST.
AT
'37 (MAIN S'I'. .
Having: u largo, stock of Spring and Summer,
goods on hand, we have decided to sell them off at
COST, and shall commence - ..
When the following named goods will be among
those -
closed out 000000 00000 :3.
Men’s Calf Boots, L dl '89 B
a es rg tto B t .
Men’s Calf Oxford Ties. e u n 00 s
Ladies’ Kid Button Boots.
Ben's Gout Oxford Ties.
Ladles'Kid Polish.
HOIII'I'U “I" in Isaac's block. sullaoict'w'a
Samoan-10002000, . ,
llllRlltflllflllflsplll'éiEMEili
eluding: '
Mow "If Machines and Lawn Mowers.
Lawn . owers, fullslze. for 812. ’
W heel, lawn, steel'aud hay rakes.
Plouzhs—iicad's, Marsh, Eagle, the.
Rollers.
narrows, Corn Shelters. Ox Yokes and Bows. .
smaller lmpiementsin great. Variety.
Bridge 0
p rt. W. C. S l‘R BB 1‘.
Nurwalk. April 29th, 1973. '
FULL Itockof the, most approved Firm and
. Girdeu Implements nowln store and for sale,
waolesale and retail, at manufacturers' prices, in.
Shovels. Smdes, Scoops, Garden Forks,,uud
res.
flay latterly-Burdlck’s, Whitmore's, and Ride
- Chums—Blunchhrd’s. the very best in' use:also,
Phoop‘ laces—Russell’s, Oee'n. Bush's, and
' .7. 31.3.0 '1.- '1' E,
l
- PlANtlSJ outlaws,
MELODEONS, *
SHEET Mfisxc. sec”
small family. Apply to DR. A. BIBL. 2t-18
TI ”EMU—A good tenement Iloure.close in the
v0 Inge; 1 rooms. good well and cistern of water,
garden. fruit etc. Rent super month. Possession
given Immediately. Apply'al Gazer rs OFFJCB.‘
sultan.
0. 0 000.0000, ,
do nam- s'rnEE'r,§lvonwsLK
. ' "nave secured the agency for
P.‘ Jewell «B, Son’s
. 1.000000 001.0100, -
which will be sold at;
lowest Heroin-raters.
' lion’s Serge Congress Gaiters.
Men's Serge Boots.
' Ladies’ Faxed Button Boots.
Men’s Calf Strap Shoes. ’
. - - Ladles’ Goat Button Boots.
Men's Bufi'Oxford Ties. -
_ . - , .Misses’Goat Button Boots.
Men’s CslfCortgrees Gaiters.
' Misses’ Goat Polish.
Boys’ Calf Congress Gaiters.
Misses’Foxcd Polish.
Boys’ Buff Oxford Ties.
Mlsses‘ Faxed Button Boots.
Misses’ Cloth Button Boots.
And a full line of
calmness suoss of all kinds,
and surpass, '
Ladies’ serge Polish. H
of all description
to.
P." ,H‘.‘ DWYEE,“
' Manufacturer of -’ I
CUSTOM 'MA'IIE HARNESS
and dea'erin' , "
mun Manhunt Goons
.52 .QQPP‘S‘G Promlmy attended
Also. '41-? - .
Fu rliism'ug .Ell‘tlcrtaller.
Casketi and Collins of every desired style and pat-
tern. Also. Gloves; Sc'lrfhsl, Robes. Flowers. Hearse
ud Carriage to order. Jill Street, next door to
Connecticut: note].
Which must be closed out.
H'Call soon and secure the Bargains...”
IVES 86 STEVENS, 0,
'37 MAIN STREET,
. Norwalk. Conn.
FDR MOUNT DESERT.
STEANBOAT EXPRESS TRAINS leave Boston. .
from Boston in Maine, and Bakers Railroad
Depots at 8 o’clock p. m., connecting in Portland
with.Steamcr Lowlston, leaving Railroad Wharf
cvery‘l‘ue: any and Friday evenings at 10 'o’clockhor
l.
Desert and Mach neport. For in" articulars en-
quire of BOSS & SI‘URDEVAN ‘. or CYRUS
SPURDBVANT. General Agent, Portiand.Me. 21’
NOTICE .
given that the tax laid by the Center
d
IS hereby
School District, Sept. 17th, 1872, is in the hands
at the undersigned for collection. and that he will
eet the tax payers of said Dlstrict, for the pay-
oent of the same at the Nor-walk Post Office each
Monday in the present month.
CHARLES OLM STEAD, Collectglkr
5
IN THE. .
WORLD 2
“ The Ferguson”
s4?)
0.
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l. ‘ fl ‘é/iinu‘lllllflw i.
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‘Il
NEW MODEL, UNION
urahle Mower in theworld!
land has no equal.
lhell’atetltloclt lever liay &.ll
0000000 005000“
Made from Mallall‘le Iron. 'lhe most sin ple mt
lor us.- o:. ro..g.l
lain
The'most reliab'e. elm la am on est work’nc
Rake in use. Tee. 1: made 0 cast steel tempered in oil.
Benson’s rm: lunnovsn
'1.‘
or light drai- ; easily worret with one. horse.
Persons about purchasing ”any. of the above style of
machines. will do he" to call on the subscribers and
examine the macames for themselves before purchas.
lg elsewhere.
wrisn rsurhcrm‘ctmtv.
Edit 00 INJURE A ruaun or surname.
AND no ANY onnmsuv FAmlLY wasnmo.
IN TWO nouns ' . .
l
Norwalk.June9th,1873. ct23 -
2-5 J____._ , CHINA vacuum“, amass-
, . _ j ' WARE, WOOD AND WILLOW
WARRANT-ED . WARE. ETC. ALL THE RE-
QUIREMENTS OF HOUSEKEEPIN G
' —A'r_ ,
O , , -
E. K. LOCK WOOD’S.
nanAN'rEEn. 110 place.
'I‘Itms sun uOLLOWED, on nonesse— .
0 TURN so. .
roa saw or run _
A
date. on penalty of the law.
N" o '1- I c: E.
1.1. pelsotls are forbidden plavilg Ball or other
games on the Amphitheatre Grounds from this
A. ll. BYlNG'i‘stt):i
II. I. &. loltlloll Manufacturing 60., '
‘No‘. a covenant) sruun'r, rt. Y. .
A GENTS, ' QYYA'MED-
IN nysur COUNTY. ‘-. .
'- pm..s mists...
run
I
‘ roll seminar m ;
, ,aAimrtcE’ ‘ OFFIb‘E.‘
‘ .I‘ . ~ ‘ . . I
', -' W13, “an,
-mOodsWusexP3§sager to or (mutant
:ufltsh.wldatthc-umul.¥¢anw5 Utmlelfl'
:dt‘tbielowcgtliewyorh_rsui,.' ‘ ,
,.
-5.
.. _-,._
Norwal'k, June 16th. 1873.
, .
2.1.4LF10ED KNAPP,
Washington Street,
_soU1‘H'No RWALK,
Hits new in store the largest'snd best s‘elccteu stock of
"0000000 000000100,
AND
-.‘?Rovrsr'0Ns,
Ever ou‘erediu this City. illcludlng a large
assortment of '
041010700 FRUITS, VEGETABLES,
,FISH, m., J
SPIOED SALMONB,
ENGLISH PIGKLES & SAIIGES.
[Justrseeiltcdzs large Dairy of:
CHOICE STATE BUTTER.
{Also another invotce df'those‘s‘pieudld
, JAPAN mag,
that min“... at so ...z'. ,0. pound.
1' an - remit the agency aa- ensures? PRATT’S
ASTRAL OIL,
run near. CHEAPEST AND SAFKST on. m
- I THE- MARKET.
It is my aim to buytho-best goods. and all them
0: low I! tile market will own. ‘
“ Pinnotorte.
, Beautifully finished in black walnut and
L my other in the world. I-Ia‘s taken morn
- \LS AND-FIRST PBEMIUMS, at Fairs and Ex-
, luthorities. »
p
. G. B. Seymour, Musical 0mm N. Y. Times.
. have ever played upon.-— Wm. A.
'will in any way compare with this for beau-
llall Street, Notnsllt, Ct. ’ *
NEXT noon to snvmds BANK
f keep a ar e stock oflnstrumcnteon hund,and
seilthcmon onthlyiustsilments. Everybody can
have-a PlanoorOrgsu‘.
sou: sonar FOR Irma CELEBRATE!)
WEBER Huron, 0
I STANLEY a 3010’s,
@100 memoir .00 FULLER’S,
' 114120103 BROTHER,
VASE is 3010 .
audwilifurnish utshortnotice.
Cslland seethem.
our.) mausoleum-rs
Tuu'mc AND REPAIRING
Doncatshortnoticc. I
The Weber- Piano.
A few Extracts from the great number rt eelvec
may not be inappropriate! - -
I have never seen a Piano which equalsthe Weber
Geo. F. Brianna.
The Weber Piano dccuples justly the First rant-
smongstthc Best Pianos. . N. Pontoon.
The WeberPiauoscannotposslbly be 'nipfly'fid'
. . ' . r' s.
i used the WeberGrsnd Piano.bccause lcousldl
it. the Best-In the World. Harry Sanderson.
The Weber Plano possesseseverythingtbat can bv
wished foriu a Piano. Geo. W. Morgan. ‘
The Weber Plano ranks foremost amour-st th-
Beet. lsnufactured. ‘ Wm. Mason.
' The Weber Pianosstand Flrstamongstthesplen
lid Pianos produced in this Country. . .
‘ - ‘ ' . Clara N. Brinkerllot.
A ten vcars’ acquaintance satisfies me that Elle
Weber Planorsrc unaporoachable.—Jolm Zundel.
000 0000 0000000 00000
rosewood. combining more perfections that
than our: nunnsnm um oonn MED
llibitions throughout the United States.
l‘hey are endorsed by‘e highest musical
Certainly the best I ever heard. - '
' Geo. W. Morgan.
It is vocal, which is the highest praise that
can be bestowed on any instrument.
'They are the best reed instrument we haw
met with. ' .
0. (E J. H. Odell, Organ Builders, N. 1’,
It is the neplus ultra of reed instruments.
Prof. H. 1.. Baker.
It contains sweetness and power in an
musualdcgree—Rev. Bishop Sampson, .M.
E. Church. 0
Language failsin adequacy to convey 0
.‘air idea of.the perfectly enchanting powe'
of this inhuman—Independent. _
Vasily superior to anything of the kind ]
King.
The Esty Organs are withoutaa superior.
Geo. Jardl'ne. Organ Builder, N. T.
No tremolo has yet been invepted that
ty of eflect.— Wm.A.Johnson, Organ buzlder
It is not merely the best, but“ is the onl;
mechanical reproduction of the human voic-
which has ever satisfied me.—-Reo. H. C
.leoga, Preaz’dcntofNortk am New York Mm'.
calAsaocz‘atzon. ' ' -
J. III. POTTER. Norwa 1k.
Taken in Exchange for New
by the mostemiuent musicians ofthe UnitedStates. ‘ ‘
Flag 81000,
paovmous and Panacea.-
....c .
Respectfully informs the lsdlee of Norwaik.nud ‘
clnity, that he has cuga‘gcdthdservice: of" ‘ ‘ J ""
FIRST-CLASS ltaunmcrtillfiii
..T7
~.--a
—OF_.
._......<, -' . ‘-
who wilimake up, at his shop.‘all kinds ofwork dé.‘
sired byladles. irl thelatestuhdmdzlfgflprondstyles,
nakiug over “ Conlbings”of the lady: glu'unair, or.
willsrrpply hair to order. He has alsqcoustantlyon-
hand. a tlueassortmcntof .. :3 ~
.r,, I
Switcheé, I. .
.31.;016050, ‘ _ .,._..,,
Curls. was
which he is able to sell atlcwer raidstban'ei'er‘bte?
'orc offered. Ladies desiring such work. will do
well to call before purchasing elsewhere, as he only
name them that he can sell twenty n‘erce'nt. little?
than any other dealer ' ' -‘ ’ ‘ '
3.
, _ HOME lavlsrurllr. .
lst Mortgage Sinking run-a.
, OF THE. '_ J .1 J
Lamoflle Valley, St. Johns'bur’y and .
Essex. County Railroads._~.. 5;
One hundred and reventeen miles long, fiomithé
Jonrrclicut River to Lake Champlain. and forming. .-.‘
he Vermont Division 01 the Portland and O'gu’onnc' ‘
lure llailroad'i'runll Line, issued in uecominu lam
li8100. 8600, $1,000, and absolutelyllmiled to 8 0,000
permile,- . . 1'4; ~-'.
w-l’rn A'BASIS on A casu carnal. 81008"
0? $1,200,000 PAID IN AT PAR; .. ,
interest payable in GoldCoin iu- Bostonor New.
They yield, at
If?“
.0
York, boremlur l and May 1.
present. rates oi Gold,
lud held to main
interest. .
E. a.- r. Farnnawxs‘av. co; " ‘
o .. , . St‘. Johusbury, Vie:- ~
FAIRBANKS &_ (10" ', ' V
311 Broadway. he'w
100010001: carnelian». ..
, _ York,;
FAIRBANKS, arrows u: (0', ' '
, silltlk SLr’eet,Bosruu.: ‘
Financial Agents. ‘~
For sale in Norwalk. by ‘ ' , " '
S B.0LMSTEAD,_Baukcr. V
BAncae-AIN
. —l '—
.AT...
E. K. Locu'woo'n’s.
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SOUTH NORW‘LK, ,0
Take contracts for putting down
tub and ‘Euttet,
I y ’ .Healyslluoltitlgf»
Draining, . ‘
_ [50000ng 000 1.
“moving Gravel,_v&0.; tr. .1 ' '
coon, moon... "
,, Building IPIQEfTidl, '
alum ma. mantel, m.,
GRAIN,FEED,FLOUR;. ‘
T H E- LAST ‘
titular-001
sALE _
AI THE '
00000th $0000. '
\
Every Article must be cloned out
mum- the
Next. Thirty Days.
gives the iltlu' "Rich. Refugiogy up
man: in Quarrrth uni, (Jung-1 as removern Qinn- ,
moi u CEsTunx A60, and issoili byull Dxuggista and
Country Stores at: only Fifty Cents per Bottle.
cured at. once.
it has no e
sceptical.
least d:fiiculry ; a tow bottles
most. obstinate case.
"‘le
Only 5000001015002} 3......
. It promote. tho «snows-n, Wm; ,
the COLOR, and Increases the Elgar .
and'BEAU-T! (if-tho m0 0. . X’
' ~ 1
OVER T871!!! Yams Aoo Lr'o'x’s Kama-nos" {on.
m Hall: was first placed in the market; by Profesor
E. Thomas Lyon, a graduate of Princeton College. .
The prune is derived fromrtho Greek, “ [flatworm ;
nifymg to cleanse, unfy minimum-or restore.
. favoritllas receiv ‘
,und ' opo ulatitv ithus obtained.
unprecedented and toured: is. it increases the
630m and Dream of the Barn. It is a delightful
dressing. 1: cmdicatea 'Dandrutf.‘ It prevails ‘ths
Hair from tpming gray. It keepsthe head enchant].
uranee. It lathe '
000000 01010 0 1100000.
0 LYON’S .1; -
00000000
’ unmflSJ
Extracls of Roots and Herbs whit: almost n-
variably cure the following complaints :—Y- - ‘
DISPEISIA, Heart Burn, Liver Compla
Lines of Appetite cured by taking a few bottles. ‘
“SSIIIIE, Low Spirite,und Sinking Sensatios'u "
01.2 lens
Ell nus, Pimples,BlcicheS end trampoline-‘- 0
. , of wetland burstingthroughtheskniorolhlli’isbis... .‘7
cured readily by following the directions: 91,141.33 3‘,
bottle.
I“ llfllfl, Bladder and Urinary deran’ '
' . J '.'.' ; . 1
I"... expelled from thesvstem, with'olt thor-
. arevsufiicien‘t for the
Pit! , one bottle has cured the-moet‘difiicult cu-
whens lother remediesiailed. ', 3
.,. slur walrus. sauna. Heartache
&c.,easedimme lately. . - .
ll‘iillllAIISM, Swelled some, and nll,Sc’rotulor
til :tlons removed or greatly relieved by this invalu-
able medicine. ’ ‘
IIIIGIIITIS. Catarrh, Con
ricss'culeo or much relieve .
‘ 5 MO: Pain ln‘thé in}; iii
anllilsulss'gl'llmfisdmnaoly cure yin 1,1 ‘P,
Win839f,the,Quak.erFiIlc!El.j J 3,: $1 3-;
' . r is “lit «in. nint'i'sni'oi '
‘ caulaPllell‘.’ y 111.1230! y to, “3!! W! kg
J upltheauakerlittm. ' .-.. ,. . : ,.
'- mg , Remittsntapd hNWlifllntl'd‘Vqfi' w
.. m min many rt‘s of out cchptf".cn;nymfl,
eradicatedbylhc use‘oftthuakgr—muus. . s
.
It quickens the blood and .cheete the, min
mveathe passage down l/‘gyenlapelnnlivfd. .- : -'
, rollf. can remain ion-r unwell (unless:
w iii an ucnrablq wasefialier taxis? stew. l.
thpi'tthuaiccr ,itters. ' " L
' sou) Auu ' leis All US“, .9’
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some die-enema in men:
:
0&3.
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'lllllllallllali [Work-0
, ‘
int,.snd-' 5 '
exit; ,_ .
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