TheBéSt in the World.
We make a specialty of the goods. A large variety oi”
till (illicit tmlaasl Earl leak.
—-—— 1-4.9”
nave ran 'l‘lllEl) Tamra
j
LL Goons FIRST-GLASS.
P310135 LOW.
S l. SlilMlIIll’S
33 Washington Street.
(F. H. NASH 8: BRO.
LUMBING. STEAM AND GAS FITTING, STEAM
AND EDT AIR HEATERS.
rated thin, White Granite, Gian, irate and Th Wan
Now opened for the spring trade. Prices very low.
in and. Sheet Iron Ware.
Estimates given promptly. Please give us a call.
. . . stain and West Streets. South Norwalk
“103' M LAYTON “mm
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mun um 0rd “of all puts
an
latery Public; acknowledgements
Mote, Baggage Checked to Dee-
;_,’ viii-[h- Street. Next to Post on“.
SMITH NORWALK, CT.
Irma-roan, cont.
You than, why lily as anyou Member: you
have eig tchncee tan or lying twenty year“
Why not take an minim: Policy for yourself it
you live. for your hello i! you diet
8. 8. L'BOIHKDIKU. Agent.
in 1y South N . Luann.
:r‘ teammate-awn.
ALDRN saunas Pm.-
Jonu annals Vice-rm;
mu. tons n. xiurr see. w: New
Aooué
Rammed-baud
. Buggies, l’haetona, Carriages,
I (turioplas, Spindles, etc.
33.1. ‘80.!
Prices to Suit All.
:1 ragga: an nu. ..
u St‘gna'aasngttlng. WY TELY'
Tilt and Sheet Iran Work.
STOVBS, -RANGES,
AND Tl NWAR E.
learn-ice given for
Steam and Hot Air floating.
artiste nan. am
79 Illlllilll STREET
L. H. DECKER.
Dealer in
Swan & Bushnell,
882 Water Itroot.
(Pad of Bank). BRIDGIPORT. 0031'
Pure l earl, Zir c and Calcutta Oil. Swim: outings,
Selle, Nets, Bream, linker. Tenn, lci Pots, Polar,
Mice. and everything needed about a boat. um -
thing required by Bnuiheen, Untied hinted lie I: a~
lions Plans for Boats, Hausa and Schmle. earn
the recognized headquarters for all kinds. oi “reduce
and Outer Denlcrn' unpplin Our Celebrated
Band of Imported Manilla Cigars in suit means
with nource’lcntcd aelc; they are Unilever .
Handmade and very Fragrant. We will cowl a has
of ill) to any address by mail for flea.
Telephone.
New York Prices.
Never llndcreold.
A. A. liicLEAN’S
Wall Papers. l‘ulnts, Oils. Glues,
Brushes, Conch Colors
and “watches.
AR’I‘IS’I‘S’ GOODS.
Xt'CLOSKEY'S Lil L'll) Willi!) FILLER, huft
cantata Repository
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
Strll'l‘ll SORlVAIJC, . C'tbflN.
walla. all shades.
SHEPHARD‘S PARAGON t‘lHCll YARNS“, .
heat forbnlh "him“, outside do me. it: Vllll not
spot or turn wh'rr
1
Painting, Paper Housing
and Decorating.
NEW“
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow
80. MAIN STREET.
limo: cued up a
r‘ I I
Larrrage Reposrtory
At 55 .‘hrth Ma'n street, at nth Norwnlr. idimre to
rallttm attention ut the their. in illt' ii «3 litre i
have In scar: {rum The»: Willa-as arena 7r. Ir ‘rll
make, WthJEl'AL' amt include :iiu Inlrlill; ‘llll'n u!
Surreys, Buggies, l’ll'M‘lOlIS.
(tartarorils. Spindles, llmul
t‘arts, Business Wagons,
Grocery and Mills
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
A. A. McLEAN.
Jylém
8. SMITH
.RE’AT SALE!
To make room for Fall Goods, which are soon. to arrive.
Don’t neglect pupchasing of us now during this sale [or
, n with,
Ladies’ Knit Underwear.
, 25 don. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 25c.
' 1:. reduced price. 12lc.
‘ M, 27 don. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 33c.
, reduced price, 21 c.
15 don. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 35c,
need price. 259,,
18 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 45c.
' I reduced price, 35c.
‘; 20 doz. Ladics’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 50c.
need Price» 40‘:-
16 don. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, Lisle, regular price
reduced price, 503.
10 (101. Ladies' Silk Jersey Vests, regular price $1.25, re-
M V . Price, 95c-
-t’s French Flannel Shirts, etc.
A few left in all grades and sizes of French Flannel Shirts.
About complete line of Belts and Sashes from the cheap-
to'the best.
“ With the motel the above mentionedllargains we have
V . them upon our counter to close at astonishingly low
' ranging from 25c upwards.
It All [Ililll‘ll's Blllllltl an Inn Inns.
3 and Children’s Blouses and Jersey
the new styles at riccs way below competition. For in-
' look at our £1.26 Jersey and corn are it with any-
zgu ll.\‘0 seen in Bridgeport, Norwa k or New York
Waists, embracing
in mind we close three nig
30 p. to. Saturday evening at 10:30 p. m.
K
yr All.
Wanna surname.
~ We have in stock at present a most complete line of
5. SMITH.
UP STAIRIL
+_ D
Ill GlIlIIIS.
INSURANCE BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK.
EVERYTHING REDUCED!
EvI-rything possible to sell during this GREAT SALI“. must
it is our: of the greatest opportunities, and to head our list we
RIBBON REDUCTION.
1‘25 pieces fancy ribbon, Sold during previous sale at a
bargain. and which undoubtedly was one of the greatest bar-
gains in ribbon history, at 17c yd. leduccd price lOc per yd.
50 pieces of ribbon, all widths and colors, from 'J. to Iii
inclusive, customarily sold at an average price. of 20¢ per yard.
Reduced price to clear up stock at the astonishingly low figure
of 100 per yard. Remember, they are positively all silk and
of the very best shades. We also have a complete line ot
Moircs in allwidths and colors. Satin and ('rown edge at a
very low figure, considering they are ol'the very best quality.
HOSIERY AND LACE MITTS.
We are uncxcellcd in this department. Our prices in lace
mitts, ranging from 10c to 85c per pair, and these prices we
will guarantee. Better goods cannot be shown anywhere. As
for hosiery, we have the reputation oi selling more hosiery tor
little money, than any other house in this locality. We pride
ourselves on our well-selected stock, and well we should, for
there is no doubt but that We stand at the head.
SILK IIHBIIELLAS AND PARASIILS.
Fancy Parasols for the n-mainder ol' the reason you can
buy at your own figure. Silk and Gloria Umbrellas almost as
cheap. We have just purchased a line of Gloria Umbrellas for
$1.00 and $1.25 that customarily sold for $1.75 and $2.00.
Fancy or natural handles. for which we give your choice and
would say that they are the most complete line that has ever
been on exhibition in our city.
BATHING SUITS AND CAPS.
Gent’s Bathing Suits from 25c to 81.25 are exceptionally
cheap. Children’s Bathing Drawers at all prices.
OIL'SILK AND GOSSAMER CAPS.
For 25c, customarily sold for 50c. All sizes and shapes.
There are hundreds of other Bargains not. mentioned here that it would re a you to see and save your money.
ts in the week, Tuesdays. Thursdays “(fill-I
days, at 6 o’clock. Mondays and Wed:
!
sou'l‘n nottwanutg,
arill‘ Bill.
A DEIDCBAT BBWGIZBS BLAINE.
hunter cornu- Aneat the Blaine-Frye
batten—Ir. unconv- Prophecy Cour
ear-III the Democracy—Congressman
ltrnble Bitterly Attack:- the Speaker.
thlxomtt, July 30.41:: the senate I
resolution was presented and. laid om
providing that hereafter the sen-tomcat at
10 o’clock. Mr. )lcl’heraon's motion tore
does the rates on acetic acid and bonclcic
acidwan detected by a strict party vote.
General debate on the tar“! question then
earned, in which Senators Jones. Gorman,
illneock, \‘oorheea and Aldrich partici-
pated. The senate passed the joint reso—
lution to extend current appropriations to
Aug. M. Mr. Jones (Ark) spoke in appo
eitlon to the thrill bill, saying it was a
practical declaration on part of the. Repair
licans that the war thrill was to be perm»
neat and a declaration of war upon for.
sign commerce. lie said that in the action
a! the Farmers' Alliance could be seen the
signs of the times. He firmly believed that
the present “period at protection gone
road" would inaugurate a movement that
would in its enacts and consequences sur—
pass previous upheavals of the kind.
The flonnty er- Sugar.
Speaking of the proposed bounty- on
sugar, Mr. Jones thought that the govern‘
ment might as well protect tb wheat
grower with a bounty as the sugar grower.
What right had the American laborer who
producer! sugar to tax his brother who pro
dirt-ed Wlieat? Wheat growing did not pay.
.\'o agricultural employment paid.
In conclusion, Mr. Jones said that he
had confidencr cru’nluh in the American
people and their power for sell government
to helive that they would put their feet. on
the necks oi the conspirators and pre<ervs
to future generations this great crutntry as
"the land oi the frei- and the brave."
.‘lr. German’s Charges.
Mr. McPherson moved to change the
rate on chromic acid from six cents a
plum! to L's per cent. ad valorem. Dis.
causing this proxlosition, Mr. German said
that the bill had never been considered
properly in the committee on finance, and
that the minority Inellilmh of that romv
mine: had lirh‘l‘ had an opgmrtunity to
(“wins and (‘llllil‘nl its item-I. Mr. Aldrich
soul that this particular item had been
considered and dim llsfit‘ll at length in the
senate year-a ago. lie intimated that the
rnpoaerl changi- was being made {or the
unfit of n llnltittmre firm.
.‘vlr. iiorrnnu will that it urns the inten-
tii n of Mr. Aldrich to divert altruiiun
fl" m tllr n-ul issue to one that was purely
personal. lie went on to say that the: Den»
in I'll” u-antwl a {tu- discussion of the bill
lllul nothing tunic. He warned the south
[IT from ltlimll- island that he would expe-
tll't' ah.- pnssagc oi the bill by making
funk and Imrmt stalctm-nu 01 what was
('4".f~'lllll'~l In it
\lr. .tldru-h uni thud. the and question
bani been below the senate and the coun-
try lurihrw yearsmnd that these demands
ior oxplauuliolh of proposed reductions
in re intended to draw Republican sena-
tor< lulu dcluttu inr the purpose of delay-
ing the mssage of the bill.
.llr. lllnlne liturgical.
lull. (lorrnnu spoke of Mr. Blaine no the
one man who in twenty years had been
able to bring the Republican party into
line, the one man in the Republican party
whohad had the courage and ability to
aperturcnl’rvaident l’lt-veland's tnriil “NSF
cage. and be allltl that Mr. Blaine bad
Warned the lluprIu-nrr party that it it
gunned Ill" [n‘litltll': hill :1 would destroy
the ynmtlillity' of im amt-ling trad»- with the
colonies south oi the l'uitcd States. and
would bankrupt the treasury in eighteen
months. He did not. «under that that sen—
ator desired to escape the intelligent dis-
cussion ol the items at the hill.
The discussion was carried on by Mr.
McPherson to the subject of diversion by
the treasury of the {and deposited by the
national banks (or the redemption of the
currency—he asserting the (act of such
diversion. and Mr. Shl'nnan contradicting
the. assertion.
Senator "lunr‘k signals.
Mr. Iliscock remark-l that so much had
been said in "(YW’L'Q‘ to the influence
which had produced the pending bill that
rimmed propa' to him that. aometbing
should herald in reply to those charge».
llc repelled the charge that the Republican
success at the last rim-lion was the result
of the iallucucc or manufacturers or man.
a lllalé‘, and hemmed that. in the state
0 New York, wherever Democratic major-
ities wen! rolled up, theatepool the whisky
interest could be marked. II was not in
the great manufacturing centers of New
York state that the largest Republican
mahrritics Were rolled up, but in the arm.
cultural port ions of the state.
in conclusion, Mr. ill-cock warned Dunl—
ocmtic semitora not. to indulge to idle
pruphn'iea about ten. in his jmlgmeni-
the lkrnwmlir national convention in
1.0! would abandon torever its platltmn
and its policy and the tart“ billof litres,
and pmiecllon would be accepted an the
kitted poltv y of both political parties.
Bowie lfueonpllueltary Bowle-
Mr \‘mrlrm accrued Mr. Ill-cock at
slandrrinu the great city of New York he-
Cause it was opposed to him politically.
The Republican Gibraltar in that city wee
the Eighth Assembly dlfll’lfl. when vice
and crime were so rife thunman'allfe
was not mic after condemn. Mr. Reagan
made an earnest pm against some on-
mmpnmvntary allusions to the wuthm
states made by Mr. “beach.
The 9min! All-cm
\vMumrrnx,.lnly :li.~-ln the house a
joint resolution In» [W extending cur.
rvnt lppruprluflfm to Amt. M. transition
ltlan of the min amendment-I to the
ntlndry rivii iriliwal continual. Hpeahlng
tum”! them Mr. Simbieiln) made an
attack on the speaker, charging him with
mlxmnniny tor the {allure of the lam-e
to “insider llu! "tiny-Ill!" Wilt"! mlld‘
in; but. agn‘nl to in committee a! the
wholenn May 29. lie contrasted the tour-
teonarnanner of Speaker Curlisle'townrd
all gentlemen requesting recognition with
the almmt srreerim; manner in which the
present speaker treated such mutants. The
War treated the members as though
they were boy». He did not W h
alone! this mrt at treatment any lemme
without prurient. Should the memblrl. he
asked, continue to submit longer like now-
lrde lathe dictation of linen-her? Should
they not rather omihlne together in an
Marianna to have willow n.
who for rebellion against. the n: Incl the
in regard to public in. Hill.
. “table's remarks were vim-sly up»
w try the Morton‘s”. (roam
tutti no once. ’
Mahmud”.
ripe qu_ the Will!
banal: died at Vlllimantlc,
D, of Bright's disuse. used
was for eight years in the
service between New York and .
The house committee on spell
recommend the naming oi cam
W. C. P. Breckinrldge.
The supreme court of Alan do-
eidod the Australian ballot law inan-
dowry and not directory in its chamber.
The Erie County Athletic club has agar-
ed mm purse for a finish light between
Pa y Kerrigan, at Boston. with Jack Me,
Aulifle, Jimmy Carroll, Billy Myer or
Andy Bowan at 133 pounds.
The business portion a! Travers, 0.1.,
was destroyed by are. 1m, 81(1),“). Nine-
teen horses were cremated.
James B. Riley has been nnomlna
for congress by the Dc 0! t
Thirteenth Pennsylvania rict.
The Balmoral hotel at. Montreal w o-
tcd hyflre and the int) guests barely.-
caped in their night. cloth”.
Louis Harder, an Oshkosh (Win; lice
man, was shot and instant}: yl by
Hank Ripple, whom he was a crap 3 to
meat.
The population of the city of Brooklyn
unannounced by the census otiice is 80!,-
877. in that) it was 506,663.
The executive committee of the Blow
York State Republican league met at New
York July 20, The Lodge elections bill
was indorsed and the data of the club's
state convention fixed for Sept. 4.
Henry Bivenstcolaredi was execut It
geranium, Miss, for the murder of l on"
eing.
Ill; Catches by Sea Pirates.
Vincent, ll. (2, July Ila—The American
steam schooner Mischief, of Oregon. which
was chartered some months ago by com.
Cox and twenty other owners of Britt-h
Dealing schooners to go to the North Pacific
ocean and take sealskins from time to time
of! the fleet while at area. has just returned
(ram Behring son She brought 12.5% skin:
that had been taken by nineteen British
sealers in Behring sea. .\'0 American
schooners were sighted. Capt. Winaut, o!
the Mischief. says that they are all air (1
of seizure. i'apt. \Vlnant, in view of t
president's proclamtion. thinks the Brit,
ish sealing men must have some secret in—
formation or that they would never at-
tempt their work at the risk of seizure. He
lays that not one American schooner will
venture into the sea this year.
A Mammoth Lumber Fire.
EAST 5mm“: Mich. July air—Fire,
originating tram a spark from amill stack,
destroyed Owen Hutchinson 8; Co's mill
and t.mi,0ui feet of lumber; Brown 5:
Ryan's drill houses and trauma feet of
lumber; Noam-a :‘ons' mill and 3.0004)»
fact of lumber. several small buildings
and twenty insight curs belonging to the
Pilot and Vera Marquette Railroad com-
pany. The loss l~6 about $35,030. Among
the heaviest losers are Owen Hutchinson
& Fm, $253,000; John ti. Owen, 02,500: John
G. “Will, {my drill houses, $3,000; Neale 85
Son; mill, Show, Xenafik’ Sou. lumber,
Sumo. llrqul a; ltyan. mill, “from; inm—
her. 311134"); llr-iwn x Ryan. salt block,
Mfr»; drill house, $2.5m; wood, $1,001}, ten
dwelling house-i, sigma).
Tenmme Republicans Slut.
.VAHIVILLE. Tenn, July all-The Repub-
lican state convention met in this city at
noon. The two questions at greatest in-
terest will l-etlie lndomment of the ad-
minlstrntton and the elections bill. The
probablllttes are there will be a mild in-
dorwmenr by the convention at Mr. liar—
rison’s administration. and this will he so
cured by :1 mznpr-Imise lwtwren the con-
tending tin-imam With the elections bill it
is hard to foretell the result.
outright, while the extreme element, led
by iteprtmentatlvc llnuk. want. an un-
qualified itirlnl‘m'mt‘nt of the measure. It.
i generally conceded that Lewis T. Baxter,
of thisclty, will be automated tor goverdbr.
.\ New England Railroad Don).
NEW Yunh‘. .ltily :al.«.\t the nwetln a!
the directorial)! the Saw York and .‘ew
England railroad President Ila-twink an—
nounccd that the New York and New -
land had obtained control at the Pipe —
dence and Springfield railroad. w h.
with an extension at seven and a Ital!
miicgtwhirh is to be built. immediately
will give the New England people all?
connection with Wort-ester. Mr. Boot ck
lurther said there mus nothing in the to.
more that a big deal i~ in p betwepn
the New York and New England and the
iloosmunic roads for the sale 0! one or
both properties No such transaction, con-
solidation or Inle is thought of or Antici-
poled. . .
The White Squadron Home Again.
NEW Youli. July {Mr—The squadron at
evolution, colulsllug of the cruisers Chl-
cafio, "mum and Atlanta, have arrived at
quarantine. 'l'bc squadron has been ob-
aent nine months. All has not been her
nionllillfl during that time. and the result
of a mart at inquiry, which may soon be
expected. will be awaited with even great-
er intemt than was that which made pub
lie the extraordinary state of attain on the
l’nlted Staten nteanmhlp Enterprise. Not
(able interest is felt in the cm a! Capt. J.
ll. Howell, who was suspended by At}
mini Walker. be formally reporting him
on March lb.
A total nun-way Accident.
"Mirror, Ont. .luly n—Whlleu party
of six ladies and gentlemen were shirts.
from Burlington to Oakland loot night
their team lmit [right and run away,
throwing out all the occupant- of the
wagon. .‘lllfl Ida Marlo“. fell on her head
.0de instantly killed. Mina Melinda-
nle, of Deaths, was seriously injured. The
others maintained slight injuries.
Mediation! (lets I Writ.
Saw Yuan. July fl). ~le supreme court.
has issued a writ of balm corpus for tho
prrnluctian in court ol 0!. McGomfl.
All». Shaw and William Davis let their re.
lease or mlmisaian to hall, The application
was made an a petition at lit. Mcllonepl,
in which he alleges that all the coroner's
mallow: were taken without authority
in law and were illegal.
Kennedy and flown to Fight.
Sn Uni.r.us,.lnly tar-wa Kennedy,
a! Streets», Illa, has sent 33-10 torieit on
behalf at Billy Meyer for a match with
Andy Bowen tar who a side. The prob»
billty in the match will be made umn as
the Carroll match is disposed at.
Ole III-Ind and 'l’mty ”and.
Pants, July aim-Dyan explosion in the
Pelleaier coal mines at tit. Etienne Tu y
mariners were killed and thin-1H!" in
land.
Weather Imitation.
Warmer and hair. with an easterly-d-
nae-ol the “not were" now In the tutor
rlor.
”M11111:
Thr- lwnt q-le- .
meat at the party favor the condemnation ‘
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SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN.
in Clearing Sala I Military.
"Caught on the Fly" In an expression we give to curtain brand 0! Kid Glam that we
train of the largest glove boa-«ca In New York. amply handle it was a chance Ihot, and I“,
Iell for so cents a on: w.- also have a full ”normal of Kid Glover from 75 cent» up, "an;
alludes for spring wear.
AISLE THREAD GLOVES AIIII lll'I'l'S IN GREAT VARIETY
-4
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reliant!
we will
ed. All
We also have a few words to any in reference to our
Millinery Department.
It. seems mange how a small advertisement tor a I: u-nt Wreath bring to may pmhlm ll
proves what we have always raid: Truthfnl Mltflnlu m the m.et profitable. Well. ladies, there are n
in: of them lett, and many. many others of liner materials. By the way, twice, [forgot to mention a .
few little bargains which are will otl’er tor the next few days.
MllLINEllY GOODS WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED!
[in we wish to clear out a great deal of employ stock before July 4th.
Trimmed flats at a very low figure. Corsets larmaly sold at 75c, now we a pair-Summer Comte.
Children's legals Dose, cord at one now we a pair. Ladiu' guaranteed fast blacu noise formerly told
u 351:. now 22: a pair. Children's Ribbed flare, not black. in: to it»: a pair.l.ad|ee' and Children's soda;
wear at very low figures.
Banana Ilia Is a final clearing [Ill ' tall.
H. K R I E G- E B. ,
Mahackemo 110th Block, South Norwalk, Conn.
oowilngv cos
0. H. HARVEY
mm Great lndncemeutr m
BIIIITS ANII SHIIES
I"()l{. TI'IE NICXT 3’0 I)AY'S.
ileum I 'm large a stark on and, Ihc good- marl. in; ml-I,
l: A. v: .1 ltr' well to secure lllll oppor—
tnnlry, an q up: of the goat! are rrlttnz for be 'r- in or P—Ii tar inc-x a .-' I. 'liGI'. 'th Eta-I‘ll l~ tan numer-
0115.1. an ’3' 'o Iatrtiun pric: 2-. Can": one, cl.
c.H.HARVEY,
70 North DIain St, South Norwalk.
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BRII)C}EI’ORTI‘.
W.B.HALL
c1! CO.
tires: annexation tale commences to-day. it W‘li he the august tale of
Alkaline has loads at Samaritans
Zvcr known in Bridgepcrt. A new building is to he added Aug. lit and all Mnmtbc cloud all.
{on Short Ends a! Dress Geode. n -i Part Pieces of Yrenrh Noveltieo. qu Remnants of Plat-'11!”-
lrumlfl. :aio shut Length of Trimming Blake. Remnants Laecnul Ribbons. Remnants of
l-‘Ionndngn and Hamburg”. Remnant- 0! Gillian and Cretaenu. Remnants of French
«hummus and Salim. Remnants Put-«meanders and Braid: We mm havethe
man, and we have plan-d such prim on them as will create arpeedy sails.
Woolen Remnants at About Half Price.
An I.ll." tannin.“ nail rhort Length: at Woolen must be rinsed not before stator-lay sort, and. II. order
m m: them an, we have marked Ill-m at. llmlll. halt Dilt‘c.
JACKETS AND CAPES.
51.2.5: ya mp».- reduced to :4. [at Cape. down to 1:13”. ”no Capes down to $2.30.
V
WHITE. SUITS.
spicunin ,‘l‘ll‘h, at. Ll Ill rnr low prices. 1 Collections! Traveling Donuts, WonlEults, Blouses,
mum, and L lidren's “aim“ in the city.
SMALL “’ARES AND NOTIONS.
We plan: em out. to a” . lot. of an dam can: Scarfn. Mm settler. lxnum't'lu um um.
Luv mil-n, Hhopplnv Bag», Phildrca's blitll‘ berks. Valle». Purl Bulimia, Plush ammonia,
and nundmh at other ultra". Iver-g balance of n lobherr' amok, bought at no per cent. below
rmlu [Iflt'r'L In the lot. are recent hundred Lace Pine and Breast run in choice atria. with
Implant munch. m with «onset. M are worth Inn 7:: to .125 Price the each.
lm All aloe “mag Beg- about lint! price. lurch Mn fit, worth 31. roam
Mil ll o. beautlfnlly embroidered in amniotic «More. from 3! to”
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