‘I
‘1
a.
spot wherein the barely quarry stood,
faintly through nxywithered vein. aaea
hill the triumphant thrill i knew“ yore.
u.
I Ihot an arrow through the wood one day
In idle sport. and following where it led
lfoundadoethat l badraiaedand fed
Stricken and bleeding fast her life away;
liar tender fawn transfixed beside her lay;
One random shaft two happy lire- had Ipcd.
The dead team matted to my atartled tread
And filled my fluttering heart with strange die
my.
For, gazing in ihoae‘faiiinx e as. in real
let there another soul its Vet; twin?
Unseen for yearn. hut boo cred deep within
The heart‘s alcove, oh, lost beyond control.
'l'hele murdered eyes still gaze, as from a glass
Framed in with bloody leaves and trampled
—-E. L. Huggins in Overland Monthly.
’ ‘ THE colours TALE.
It was late—after midnight—and as We got
up from the whist table and gathered around
the the Col. Thornton said: “If you men
am not too tired and don't mind sitting up
for another half hour I think I can tell you it
good story." 5
“‘e protested that we were never less tired
and could sit up till morning if necessary.
Bathe colonel began:
“My father, as you know, wasa person,
but he took orders into in life. after having
been fifteen years at the bar, and the events
of which 1 am going to tell you he himself
told me us having, come directly under his
. eye when he was a barrister. ‘
“It was at the Monmouth amines in 15—
that a case was tried which became the talk
of the ncighimrhoml and country for years
after. My father was sitting in the court of
the assistmlt judge when a note was brought
him fronln friend in the adjoining court,
asking ho to Mine and hear a case of more
than usun interest, the facts of which were
these:
“Some time beforcn farmer's house near
Monmouth had been broken into and robbed
by men disguin and maskcd, the farmer
murdered and his servant shockingly ill
treated. Among other things which were
stolen were two old fashioned silver brmchcs
curiously inlaid with malachite, ilcirlmms of
the family, and although unremitting sew-ch
was made and the description of the lost
articlcs'nlnde widely known to traced! the
murderem would be foun l. X
y “A monthni’twonftclkth' uurdcr, how
ever, a police otliccr in go 'IKg/thmugb it com-
monlrxlgindlouse- in Bristol noticed it dis~ '
sipntcd hulking sailor lying on a pallet and
resting his head on a small bundle. Ho
ultiml him Mint it contained, and was told
that it “as ‘unly his kit.’ The ollicer, not
satisfied. Ul‘t'ZlHI the bundle and almost. the ,
first thing to fall out were two brim-hes i
made of silver and nmlnchito. Struck by
their curious beauty, and Wondering how
such a \m-tt-lml barking fellow muld have
become [xxx-rm“ of them, he suddenly re-
membered the advertisement and dmcrip—
tion of the stolen articles.
“ ‘Ilow did you come by thine-9' he inquired.
“The sailor replied: ‘By chance. When I
came ruihore some time ago, with plenty of
money in my pocket, 1 met an old Seaman
who was down on his luck, and he offered to
sell me those things. which had belonged to
his mother. 1 was pretty flush, and gave
him a good prim for them, although they
were u‘l‘lL‘SN‘ to me. And that's all about it.‘
“The police «villi-er, still dissatisfied, took
him into custmly. lie was sent to Monmouth
jail, the brooches were identified, and he was
committed for trial at the amine on the charge
of theft and murder. And," continued the
colonel impressively. “as my father entered
the court this man was being placed in the
dock.
“Tall beyond the then average height of
men, and gaunt. with an unkempt heard and
evil, yellow eye, and though evidently stif-
faring from his long imprisonment, heyet
presented a powerful and imposing front.
The trial had begun and he had just been
askcdthe usual question: ‘Are you guilty or
notgnilty!‘ and had answered in a hollow
voice: ‘Not guilty, my lord,’ when the en-
trance of one of the court officials with it
~ gentleman stopped the proceedings for a
while. And here I must explain this inter-
ruption.
“A few days before a. quiet. gentlemanly
man, a Capt. l‘orsyth of his majesty's navy,
had arrived at the chief hotel of the town on
a fishing excursion; but the Weather ha
been so adverse that he was obliged in look
elsewhere for amusement. Turning to the
landlord for information, he was told of this
trial as exciting considerable interest, and so
it cametopamthat, asthe prisoner took his
place at the bar, Capt. Forsyth sent his card
to tbe’judgu, who gladly allowed him, as was
then the custom, a seat on the bench.
“'i’bo case pmceedod; witneines were called
to identify the brooches, the servants were
to the figure of the prisoner" as resembling
that of the murderer; no witnesses were
called for the defense—no one detailed him;
everything pointed to his guilt, and the jury
retired to their room. in a few minute! they
returned. and amid the breathless
tionof the crowded court, the forum an-
nounced their opinion that the man was
‘Guilty.’ ’
"Directly this word was uttered theprir—
oner, who had been leaning as if for mpptrt
agnimt the sidaof tho dockrraiaed himself to
his full height. stretched out both hlahanda
above his head, and, looking up, exclaimed
in a broken voice, ‘Not guilty, not guilty!
“The judgothenaskad him, as was tonal,
if he had anything to any befmaeatence
Ihollld be pronounced, and Wm?
Imam] : ‘Notguilbyfllv' It
bet-ire Jiieaircn and man I am innocent of
"Ilri'l'l’llllt'. i never let my eyes on the mar-
demimanddidno martian, 0h! Captain,
Captain—R in his veils-nears in am
the Judge as if hewmhiaoilcrr, ‘ialnar
lawn-eat of thiamine aa the babe anhorn.’
lie when], then suddenly, in a voice choking
with feeling, heexchimad: ‘Yfl. yo; only
anoinancanaatenrenowzhetllema do it,
wear what you any. The hard be thanked.
that mania here.’
“A but: of Mont-blunt" ran mind the
court; the feeling of anothathadheldthe
amen-w tom numeral-at.
“ ‘Polnt him out to nla’aald the judge,
“"l‘haraanwhocan lave ma,’ replied the
“'lr batman” m’fio‘afla? n-
plu, mymlnwwm; I '
thatimenawyoahetoreinmyllfe.‘
“'What! NotknquohnWillianrs, the
fieptunei Them, otthoenpiain cut-
: ,
“Yes, i know John Williams; but you
. are not he. John Williams w the smartest
mantlrateveraerva‘d under x, and never
likely to m where you are uow.’
. “ ‘Captain: reported the prisoner, '1 tell
on] am John Williams. A long illmas, a
bout of drinking and this cursed ink
53th have madenie what I run. And
iron on n- will provelt if
will only um‘b m " , M
“The notation caused by this dial was
Immune The judge, the whom the
thrond the nulctators were miually astou—
ishedat the curious turn the aiYainr had
taken. and, though believing the man lobe
guilty of a desperate deceit to save his life,
were eagerly awaiting what should come.
“ ‘Captain,’ continued the prisoner, ‘I am
accused of murderinga man hereon Janet: ,
more than nine months ago.' Now tell me,
air, was not John Williams-your coxswnin
-—invalided homo from the West African sta-
tion on the last day of that month?
“ ‘Whnt the man says,’ remarked Capt.
Forsyth to the judge, ‘ia parfcctly true. His
majmty'a ship, the Invincible, sailed with our
invalidcdxmcn for England on J uno 30.‘
“The primncr went on: ‘ch, and I ar-
rived in England at the end of July, weak
and ill, and getting my} prize money went
and drank it all away. And that's how i:
was I was found at Bristol, whore] had gone
for another ship: and ever since then i have
bccn in this act-uracil jnil.’
“ ‘Tho follow is plausible cuongh.‘ again re.
marked Capt. Fonyth. ‘Ho is certainly
about the height of Williams. Well, my
man, I summon you can prove what you any.”
"‘Ay, ny, captain. Do you remember, on
the 10th of last June, giving orders for a
night raid on the native town oil which we
lay looking out for shavers!”
" “Yes, 1 do, to be surc.’
“ ‘Andthnt we were five boats in all. And
the first to the beach “1% the captain's cutter.
And the first man to jut p out of it was you,
oaptain.’ ‘
" ‘Wcll, this is the most extraordinary
thing I ever heard!~ And turning to the
judge the captain said: ‘Evary word of this
poor follow's story is true, my lord. He may
have picked it up somewhere, but I can’t
help beginning to think them is something
behind. ‘ My ship is still in foreign service,
and I have only returned to take charge of
another one.’
" ‘Wcll, go on, my mnn.’
“ ‘One more word, captain, and mnyhoyou
will believe me. As we were fighting in the
town a great nigger came behind you with
his ox and would have cut you in half before
you saw him had not a man rushed between
and stumml him with his cuties; and yet not
quite alumni him. for that infernal niggcr’s
ax siippul down the cutlnsa and gushed the
man}: build upon. Who was. that luau, cap
lain.”
“ 'John \l’illianlx’.‘ was the reply, ‘tllc cox-
htt‘illll of my n-nttci'.‘ ’
" '.\_\’, :ly, captain, nnd lll‘l't‘ i; lilt‘ cut
which that nx nludc,’ and. bending down, he
lifted with our hand his long. untidy hair,
and with the other imintcd to a huge and
fi‘iil'illl swm‘ running for \‘cwml iln-llm along
llll' shin Hf liic‘v build.
‘1 .lzli. bony“: learn-ll from hive-1n.
“ "Hind heavens. you are rightf lint how
you hun- chungmlf My lord. this poor ill
low hzld not sailed from the African roast
when the murder was committed; it is im-
pux‘x‘illlo that lit' could be guilty of it. “'il-
liiuus, you saved my life; I thank Hod I have
been able to save yours!‘
"At these words cvcryluuiy in the court
stood npandchccml the. prisoner with the
Wildcat excitement and enthusiasm; the
judge said that in discharging him he must
at the some time compliment him on his gal-
lantry; and the foreman of the jury then
and tin-re started a subscription for him
which conic up to smoothing near £50. Capt.
. Forsyth ordered uchniw to take him Inst
haste to London for the purpose of removing
Williams from a place with such horrible
aw'iatiom, and of getting him an appoint
merit from the admiralty. The people in-
sisted on dragging the chaise out of the town
with their own hands, the horses were then
put to and amid deafening cheers they drove
08 and were never heard of again.’
“Why was that!” some one asked, as the.
colonel mused.
“Bet-aim it was a hoax!"
“What!" we all exclaimed. “A hoax t“
We. had listened hrcnlhleasly . to the tale,
which the colonel 'ccrtainly told admirably.
the perspiration standing on his forehead as
with horrible reality he personnted the des-
perate sailor.
“Yes," he said, "a hoax. It was all a prtL
concerted arrangement; the captain was
merely a clever accomplice, who played such
parts for those of his minim in crime who
came near mciving their reward. This it as
probably his biggest performance; but though
it answered well enough then. in than days
of telegraphic connuuilication and multiplied
navy lists it would be simply imptrnihlc.“~-
All the Year Round.
Profits of Patent Medicines.
“wok about you, and on my shelva have
over 500 preparations that sell for 8!. I can
duplicate the contents of the best of them
and throw the bottle and label in for twontyo
live cents, and only make up one bottle.
What an enormous profit, then, must a man-
ufacturer who compounds his preparations
by the 100 barrels daily make. 1 tell you it
is the advertising that door it, and the [ample
pay for it. You read about thin or that man
spending $500.0!!! ‘annunlly for advertising.
He does 2!]li it. but the public pnyu him
back every dollar of it, and when he invests
wimmt. of his gro- roceipta in advertis-
ing he is really doing a [palm of 75 per
cart. The money aprmt in advertising in the
papers, onthelwails, by circular, almanaca,
sample bottles, cards, plaqnu, photograpln
nrmherhandrome wovenln in a dendnafe
inveltmant."—-Bmadny Draggint in (ilobo
Democrat.
Hotel monographs”.
The typewritinx rtatographm who have
stand- at the various leading hotels don’t
make web a bad thing out of their barium
though, as amatteroi iacgtbey rehloln
Why) bomployod. One of than chaps,
whoworkaiuaweilknown llotel apBroad»
way,haa made as muchqullarnonth at
thiamrtof work,nnd histamine hanvery
uldomgone holowtalhnoutldy. in a city
where mean engage any earthly quantity
of thoriatghly mt phm at
from no to Stan weak that look: like pretty
fair lmninenl, doesn’t iii (if Minna hotel
moribund man’u intuit coat-him annotating
iiiietliwto Itartwith,and tint iaetdonbt
.
A Cure of “My.
to
lsvakcepsagmlmanyof than fromtrylng
valuable natal-in the principal hotels:
York World. .
i
”am.
Em nonwaur.
Two desirableresldenaea, both in exclnlult eon-
(linen-Prices reasonable. and terms cur.
. Enquire of TAYLOR A: GOLDEN. ‘
Real Estate and insurance A eat-I. 4!: and 4'.“ it aeho
iilgtnn 8L, South mount. (1.
, , .
‘(lll SALE i'llllAl".
I two hnuiiy house with all modern improve
menial. ‘
1 hence and lot in fluelocation in lint Norwalk
Allin twenty line building ion! to be cold on Bill!
Stock fann, 250m. in fine state of cultivation
with all the-lock. grain. etc. Price 87,1110. ‘
Twohonsea to rem. Ponce-ion vcn immediate
ly. 870—" J. a. RANDALL. Norwalk.
For Sale.
1 400 WILL BUY A FARM pl" 40 Ailltlis.
l at Redding,aboni amllee imm’iicihcl
it has on it a dWciilng houw. Fllllillt‘d on a high and
healthy location. barn. com house, wagon hunge and
cow stable; all in good condition. it has on it also
a pientyoi gratin! imit irece in good bearing. and
some inner excellent from: About hall of the land
in down to nioadow. t u: lance mm, towed and
wood. .Enquins of TAYLtll Jr (in .DEN.
Real Fame and inanrnnre Exchange Raina? iii
‘ ill ‘
and 47. Washington 51'.
Vv EST NORWALK.
88 50.00
Will buy one one of land fronting on, the Alain
street. will lJlllllt‘ containing it rooms, and i .
The pinup-ace are in «rod cundiiionmcll ehndcd and
has comiderable for t on their).
$2,800.00
Will buy ten acme of land, four oi which from on
the Mninuirwt and have on them a good house
containin I ll rooms large barn and carriage house.
The hull logs are a excellent condition and are
weliahaded.
Owners will cxcimngc for city properly, or iimld,
will allow if desired. part of purchase money l0 re-,
min on mortgage.
5‘ » Enquire of TAYIDR dz GOLDEN.
Real Relate and unursnce Ammo-.45 and 47 Wash
iilt'iun tit., bionih Norwaik. Cr.
Notice.
llE Board of Relief of the Tow of Norwnlk on
the Assessment List oi 1887, will meet at the
oflicc of the wiccimcn on Monday. January id,1885,
at it) o‘clock n.m.; Thnradny evening. January ms,
at 7 o'clock; ’i’lmrcdly evening. January lillh. at 7
o'clock; Saturday, January Hill at 2 o‘clock pm;
Thursday evening. January 19th, at 7 o'clock; Sai-
nrday, Januaryzlict, at 2 o‘clock p.nl., for lllc pur
pose of hearing and determining any and all’apiwals
made in them from the doings of the Awewn‘.
The board of ltcilei will illuo rncct will the Attics-
mm as a joint hoard Saturday. January Till, at S?
o'clock pm, for the purpxm: of llbatlng the polls of
sick and disabled pemms.
All persona claiming abatement under the law of
the state for service rendered in time of war inn-i
make a lpiication to the Board of ltchcf, and aaliafy
them 0 their honorable discharge from such service.
it. s. KEl'i‘li. l Board
’i‘A LLM ADilE BAKER. . of
HENRY l). FOX l Relief.
A. S. FWERHEIS.“
JEWELER.
(Dppuaitc (lily Ilotcl.
dtjfl
AGENT FOR THE ('ELEHRATED
GULIIMBUS WATCHES.»
FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
___... _. ,.,.... -.
JOHN 'l‘lr lsi'lram,
OPTIOI A N ,
83 Main St}, So. Norwallr,
ill ii. 3. bonus JEWELRY STORE.
blllbbia Fbeb,‘
bbbbbia Feel,
« bolumbia Fill].
lined by all noted dealers in
Horses illiii (Tattle. Contains
Oats or wheat. and sold (to
introduce it) at cost price.
Raymondllros
General Agents.
All - iorms . oi . chapped, - rou h, 3:6.
pimply-rkln-made-roit -a .cleav.
CURES
. LIPS,
HANDS. '
‘ CUTS. .
BURNS. .
PIMPLES,
~ FRUITS.
'nurs. cannons, mo.
Bill-BM? SUGAR Willi
more nutrimcnt than Corn,
... _.-... .. ...........m. ..,...l....._.w~ .ma..wn.~m.v um... w....a.-.... ,... no
Seasonable Gnods i an “sumo
W... H: E A. '1- E R
Which lack- nnthinx in it: ottoman. either
ifldmblllly. monorail. workmen limpliclly of
management. The are all!» ri ht we torih‘e
cottage or them on. Alto fora the .
.leADINGr IMNGES ,
plain and with warming closet.
mvoir. Alan 9
REL ls‘ FEEDING STIWE,
for the filmmgnhwhfgm. atom of
Decorated Dinner and Tea iota
A large stock of iron, stone and in ware,
all variation or dishes. also a good We! plain
and lam y giaenwam. hanging and table barn
yum. Decorated sin ie cups and dance". also i
Perfection Cooking , l’reeervln Pots. and Steel
Pane, alao Toilet Paper which aim res readily and
no“ not obstruct the pl .
We are agents for the Gate City Btonel'iim ,5
' WW}: SELL at the UNVBST Pltlalfs.
NEW DRUGS
at the
Old Stand!
WASHINGTON ST.
We have now received a full allppl of new drugs,
and "Wile. inspection and trial. Today we are
better furnished than ever with all that goes to make
up a first clue dmg’gtore and the abllc can be new
cured of the freshest stock from it oh to have
Plflllllllllfllll Ufllllllllllllfll
DOORS, at short noting: and and in the most skillful man
BASH, BLINDS, > ‘ GEO. 0. STILLSON.
nan!) woon wound ~ -- ~ , .~ ;
or ALL mans; ? Down Again Sui-e :
MM M“ The Place for Rich or Poor in do their Trading
Large smell of Columns: “when“...
for Trimming ‘A. g_ Durand
t‘ur. Main anIlJ‘llaviian-J Sim, So. Norwaik.
,CIIOICB FOREIGN AND DOMETIO
”M
u r shell and re—
«32"
Gnarls (in ALL KINDS.
“mm
in fact everyihing pertaining to. the
no nrrrar 5 case N‘
» Filbbisbblbnb
HUNT 8r. ZEIIII‘F.‘
bubonic.
WOOD MANTELS,
90.
Sheet Glass. *
b I’oricrhouse Steak, 20c; Loin Steak. l5c.; Round
'Steak, :4c.; Pork Steak, 1tc.’ shoulder steak, 10a;
Stem“ Sawing, Planing, illfli ‘lliihllilfiwfl’liw'iigif‘?”lo"3§“‘ei?§;é
and Tlll'lllil".
Plate and
Roast Beef, lilo; Roast Beef. 12¢; Mutton Chops.
151:: 14:: of Mutton, lie; best Corned lleef in
Town. 6 to 12¢.
"“‘W . Evert hing of the Best Quality.
Lumber Yard between railroad and carriage
"MK“- l That can be bad. if there is anyone who wanta lo
‘ hvewuhin ihurmcana call at my Market and you
. will rind it to your advantage. (.oods delivered to
5 any part of the city. no nutter how small the pur-
' ; clause. I attend to the business myself and will en
doctor to plf‘tlr‘rt! all who call.
Wilcmcmher the place. corner Main and flari-
und streets.
Halli, Babel b (In. A. s. Dbble, Pibbl‘ilibl'.
SEYMOUR BROS.
.
lI-nc m-ciwd it ionic imoir l' of the ('rivnniui ,
Mill at bun bl Marshall Street
South Norwnlk, Conn.
Aw . d lift from binary in Malamcnll and obtain a «lupin mu. whet-ll 1s :rmranivmi to he the lint-.4 urti-
clr. in thin lmr. in h-u‘n.
lie-w-llrop sugar Corn. I Dew-lira]: Blackberries.
llcw-Ilrop 'l‘mnnloca. . lbcw-llrop Succourm.
new-llrop l’cnclrco. l Pew-lira.) Apprlcota.
Dew-llrop Aquarium. » llcw-llrop ’l‘mnato Calllll). 5.
Dew-llrop Bunion Pearls. ; Dcti'hnrop. Lima Beam.
Dew-Drop Early Juno Pens.
. . _. N. . ._
Tllt'et‘ goods are strictly rim-class. and are put up for those who can npprcr'aic u gnodlmlclc. We
arc grin'm‘. ngcnte and hail.- crrlusivc pale for llllli brand in this town.
GROCERIEA'S AfiDMEA’Ts
T. BURR. GUYER. & SON.
spnrnowoon.
Allll ORDERR FILLED PBOMI’TIAY. -
CITY FOLKS FIND l'I‘ TU l‘llEIR ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH US.
GIVE U! A. TRIAIJ. ‘
CARrfiS‘lw CAFEFETSH!
The urgent Stock to select from of any store in the State at
Lowest Prices for Cash.
litigant [lolly Brussells Camel, 90:. up. Elegant 'l‘npceuy llrneselir 60v. 701‘. 80c and nor.
lemma. the. we and sic. Extra Lowell again- the.
WINDOW SI'IADES.
HOLLAND llllAllltZ. nod naiity,ons rollers. with fringe. all ready to hang, 50c. . Spring
Roller: 12)“. CORNER l'otlils. with ”filming complete, 43c. All ill-ans Polcsami 'i’mnnlin
$100 ‘
WALL PAPER.
lMMENSE STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS. mom (told, lot to 50c per roll.
new aiylca, are: to as: per roll. Without Gold. 7:: to to: per loll.
FURNITURE.
Collage Suite. til. it piccce. Ash lledulom Suite. 8‘& up. Walnut and (berry Bedroom Bulls, ‘25
up. Parlor tlnlls lilgrcat variety, Balding. lied timings. clc . at low prices for low. Lace Lamina,
umber-onion. in fact anything to lamina your home complete can he found here at test than city
price-t. ran-cu awed by hand and laid by Practical llphohllm-n. We do u ilac work any city house.
and employ the bed workmen in each branch of our business. “raids delivered mihoui extra charge.
0. E. SMITH’S. .,
No. 2 Atlantic 3L. corner of Broad, (opposite. the Presbyterian and Baptiatchnrcllea.)
.TAMII‘ORD. CONN.
lieavy
Plain Gold.
I'Inlllllhll’lt‘il in New York City let's.
Q‘pecial Till-’i'ices
to.
ARCHITECTS
and
. BUILDERS
It is not all
covered with
Nickel Pluto _
w
It is made in
Toll]!
own town.
Also
Agent for the
‘ celebrated
it I (3 ii I 0 N ll
RA Niiliisi
Plumbers and
. ' (its
Fitter-nul Slate
. will
mutation. .
E. K. Lockwood & Cos-i
__—AT———
1'
The Buck Ranses
N
t
hrbbbbb
Great Reduction in Price
bill’s Ynutb’s, his, all lbibilll’l
‘li
OVEBBOATS‘ ;
~-AND——
\
*—
W
Insurance iluilding, «-
80. Nor-walk.
Masonic Building,
daw
Norwalk.
9
\_‘~ ‘N‘ .
N
Frill can at 18b1b.
Walnuts. Brazils, English_ll’alnuta,
Almonds. Also Mixed Nuts at the
Lowest Prices. New Raisins. New
Dates. . New. Citron and Orange Peel.
Ass to see our Raisins at 10c. lb.
. Large Sweet Florida Oranges 35c.
A very few Cranberries left at lac. or
2 qts. for 25.
Large Christmas Candles (26 inchea
long) 20 cls.
Popping Com.
and other helps to make you happy
.—__ AT-——
Dibble b bbmstubb.
bbbnlub
in uni
IN EVERY~ VARIETY
Low PRICES
~51.“
binnubb
liabaclen Hotel Blunt,
loath remark. (loan.
draw
. 3, .5" ‘ rt “ ,
1
3 lbs. FOR 50 (TTS. mm:
LII-lea Backwash.
Norwalk, - Conn.
Beingauhletolaanfnctna
H A. R N. E .839
'i'oaoiapatewlth conceal he 'thr
mgmwfmmwfl
cingles, Collars, &c.
Euthanasia To Order.
Mannhanheoldlandmhmlwmhz‘ arm.
[at line of munilmmiunu
. FOR THE
Holidays.
H. a. Room),
83 MAIN scam,
lhaveonhandona oi iheilnaat relented flocks
‘tmrhavemuamnmamymmauqor
”la-only Gold and Silver
Watches, Jewelry of glo-
acriptlon, Solid lllv V 9d
are a .. in...“ m
o a. o ’
Gold Pen- and Pencils, III bill-
:lr goods to trauma to fill-j
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