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Wilts now falrplalns and pleasantlowns
abound!
Imam any of Staten island sound.
“Moth Raritan, low. windin‘iies.
flow Brunswiek‘s but a desert lumps, you'd
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Total. stands Liberty callable
And M the My ridgoof Namfl
Bow varied are the scenes which spread
.thwbexllshimmmstood and watched
. Lunar s. Creamer in New York Sun.
SKIMPSEY.
Whistling. all out of tune, a snatch oi
mpopular melodyashcsatporched on
a wooden fence, with hispeaked cap turned
backward and thrust on the back of his
head, and his miserable thin leap. in their
dirty white breeches, all doubled tip, sat
Shimpaev. From undera plentiful crop of
lu'ightredhair shone his blue eyes—eyes
that had a merry twinkle in them in spite
ofthefactthatthis wash his rnceday and
astake day at Monmouth park. and as yet
Bhimpaeyhad no hope of a mount.
For Skimpsey was a jockey and made his
living on the race track. He had been a
stable boyfrom the time he was old enough
tolead ahorse, and now he me; eighteen
and a full fledged jockey. Tom Ferrari:
, was his name once, and Ferraro was the
name run up on the truck when he rode:
but among the jockeyitanil stable boys and
thethonsand and one loltcreni about the
back, he was Skimpsey. They had called
~. lint Skimpsey, in their own expressive
fashion. ever since his father died and Tom
had taken to saving money. This is very
unusual in boys about the race track, and
when Tom suddenly ceased betting and
treating his frienth to cigarettes and other
various dissipations in which he had pre-
vionsly indulnd. they regarded him with
distrust, if not with absolute dislike.
But if his uupopularity ever troubled
Shimpsey. he never allowed himself to
allow it. Always cheerful and good
natured among the boys, and willing and
respectful to his superiors, he soon won
for himself a reputation as a conscientious
and capable lightweight jockey. Cause
gauntly, his service» were often in demand,
and once or twicea week Skimpsey made
his way to the city and laid in the lap of
“Gleaner, who lived in the humblest of
lets in the poor part of the city, avery
rupcctable sum of money. it was hard
enough to resist the many temptations at
the track. to bear the jokes and taunts of
themher boys, but when at lust he would
place the money in his mother's hand he
would feel fullv recompensed.
Skimpey's mother was a seamstress,
and,” her wsn face and bent. form at—
tuted, ludustriously strove to do her part
with Skimpsey in the brave struggle. of
Bkimpsey's father, perhaps the least will
the honor. He had been a trainer of rare
horses, and finally attained an omclul puni-
tion on the race track. Dying suddenly, it
w- diacovered that he had robbed the club
“mull”; and it was to make up this
deficiency, to rectors honor to his dead
father’s nameand to his own, that Skimp—
lcy, with his mother’s assistance, was
working so lndustriously. The sum at
' first seemed, to these two poor people,
enormous, but the earninpofagood
jockey aresurprisinzly large, and now,the
amount almost completed, the money lay
in slaving bank on Broadway.
Aadsolt was that Skimpsey whistled
ahssriiyas hesat all by himself on the
thumbsrable flat, and he would buy her
amvelvet coat. like Mrs. Hinton. the
We wife, wore. Then when he could
Ive npsomomoncy he would buy him-
aslfa new suit of cloths. and, joy of joys!
a diva watch chain with a big silver
“UN-21mm it. and perhaps some
' a “shearer hat like Dan McCarthy's.
it!) all these bright visions chasing
otksrthronxhhlshraln,“ lsnotwr»
that Skimpsey did not hear the
hall for the tint race. He did not
trumpet calling the horses
the roarof the vast crowd as
up, ”l’hey’rs ofll They're
y be heard a voice say-
lsl" and Shlmpaey jumped
fence as two men so
E
" Ir. Hinton, the trainer.
“hashinflslvllhas wantsyonto ride
rmmhthafisasldsstakes."
“Whati maf'erlcdfiklmpssy in delight‘
hi saunter he had never ridden in
maul-matron.
tier! Don’t you
something. but
is heckled lacs
l’.
at; die on his "hum
lib way to the Weighing room to be
weighed in. _,
As he was lowing the placebo felt a
hand lsld'upon his arm. and linking uphs
recognised Ctlp'az. the lumkmalter.‘
"Hello, Skimpueyi" snidu. that worthy
mile}. "1 seeyou're coin to ride liald
it
“Well. Skimpsey, keep dark on thb.
You like money. snd‘you'll make some
winning; but mind this. Shimmy, lt'
hlt me hard if you do. You’ll make a cool
thousand if you lose. undemndl"
Yes, Skimpsey understoal. He knew
too much about the race track and its
darkermethodsnottodoso; but beforehe
could had No voice in which to reply. the
bookmaker had none and the trumpet had
sounded tonsil thehorseutothepost.
Hinton, the trainer, gave Skimpwey a leg
up, and taking Lady Marian by the head
led her out to the track. ”Remember,
Bkimpsey,” he said. "let her out early and,
ride to win.” ‘ I
skimpaey knotted the veins and sat at
dly in the saddle as any knight cuter
who lists. ills fneklrd face was glow-
ing as red as his hair, and his blue eyu
shone with excitement. Then for an inv
atant ho remembered the words of the
bookmaker. A thousand dollars: More
than enough to make the coveted live thorn
sand! He need not pull the more, only
keep her from shooting her bolt at the
right moment. It Would be set down to a
misconception of his orders, and that
would he the end of it. Only fora mo
ment. however, was be tempted. and then
he scorned the idea. Putting the Maid
Marian into a comer, that sinuous, grace
fnl lope peculiar to thoroughbred». he soon
ranged with the other horses st the start—
ing post.
After several unsuccessful attempts to
get the horses off, the flag Ml to a beautl
fui start, Maid Marian running euily at
third place. Down past the grand smnd
they came, the favorite. a big boy, Ntill
leading and Maid Marian third as before.
At the third post the Maid hurl moved up
to second plum, and it gt» almost time for
her to make her «up. Skimpsey knew
this, hot for an instwot again Cripps’ their
sand dollars came nto his mind. Fora
few seconds, thnt seemed hour» to poor
Shimpaey. the temptation struggle-d with
his better nature. In that brief period he
t ght of his mother, the green coat, the
ver chain and the beaver hat, and then
suddenly.whan hehnd fought down the
temptation, he found it was too late to
send the Maid ahead according to orders.
For the favorite and another home were
already two lengths ahead and contesting
almost neck and neck for the victory.
Then Skimpsey's conscience smote him
with awful force. and he settled down into
the saddle to rib-to ride as he never rode
before, as never jockey rode before. lie
felt that all his lumenthe honor of his
name, which, bumble as it was he had
worked so hard to remver, was lit stake.
And so that little ninety pound hero, who
had conquered his temptation, rode to win
the Seaside stakes of 190-. Hoping against
hope he pushed his noble mount on; slow-
ly, oh, so very slowly! he crept up to the
leaders. They had passed the last furlong
post and were nearing the winning point,
and the Maid had only managed to get her
nose alweast of the favorite’s saddle gm h.
One more supreme effort of the noble brow.
One more endeavor and an unuttc-rul
prayer from the lucky little rider, and they
had [leased the judge's stand with Mold
Marian ahead by the borest of bones.
A mighty about Went up from the rnultl:
tilde, which died. however, instantly. For
Maid Marian hm! fallen ii few strides from
the post. There was a cloud of dust as
the other horses passerl, and when it arose
Maid Marian had struggled to her NM. and
galloped oil.bat skimmer-Skim psey with
his little hand tightly clutching his whip,
and his face as white as death. lay and
andquieton the dusty track. He had rhi-
drn his Int race!
They took him up and bore him to his
cotin the boys' quarters. ills heart was
still heating.and presently he opened his
blue eyes and looked up at the doctor who
was looking after him.‘
“I won, didn’t I?" he said feebly.
"Ya, yes, my boy! but"—and the doctor
huitaterl, dmdiiig to tell him the truth.
“0h, T know," said skimpsey weakly,
"it's inside of me; l’m dyin." then he
fainted away for a minute from pain.
Opening his eyeg- spin, he breathe-l the
words:
"Tell Blr. flintnn to send the money to
mother, tossy l was sorry loooldu't make
unto. how sorry i am toieavn her. And
tell them." his voice sinking into awhis
per, “i didn't pull the man: loam near
it, but I won."
Anhostof asmils played about his lips
- he whispered the words. Then the pain
spin caused him to faint away.
”Now. laid." he w hoarsely.
when became tosuin. ”. ow, Haiti, now!
now: sh!"
from across thetraek where the grand
stand stood-are tho-cued of a distant
roar. 'l'hslsstrsetivssom.sndths peo
ple hurried away from the track In the
trains, la ran-Isms and on foot, all bound
for home. Standing alum a humble cot
lathe rodewoodsn quarter» ml hall s
dossu rose with head» "moored, rough
fellows most of them, but subdued in the
awful presence“ death. For iikiruwy,
too. had left thetrack and gone Homo.»—
Alfred fitoddart in Romance.
Thwriteroncs asked Colonel lngsrsoll
whatwasthsmtast mphmsnthsem
rsssirsd. Methourhtsromnt soils-hi:
"i will tellyovt lwas strolling shinning
hibyofths Grand Paelileliotelin Chicago
aasmatasaftar suppermmkiogscinar
“gunk-“friends“with Iran:
was a. cat to spend even cg.
raw avuaatshsirsudsstdowa is it.
erlwssmsysnafluisu
asarwltowsstryiag to nook , l iced
that haw-sewing. Humanism.
didyesmrresdthatt’ pdltib‘tonpost»
or six fest long, and time and onehalf
dievs' ran-ion at intimation- only a short
”mentors.
“ ‘Yts.’ l replied, 'l have read it.’
“ “fellow-ow away for a few no»
nuts and minced: ,
W what i think?
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As lama. Ride.
Thrilling adventures are sometimes to
be met with in very unexpected plac'.
One hefsll two young India in a Watch.
terwuoty mull not long ago The hit
band of one of them had just houshthsra
new turnout swlsiw iuul "tilt-n a friend
out foratlrii'r, neither of them beinuae
costumed to managing a horse They
chose a retired road.
"Do you know, Bertha." mid lira. Jack
suddenly. "l have never driven slouch.
fore, don't you think thus is a very lonely
platoond do you nor iinw two men stand
luv: hmdu the rum" 'l'lw; loot. very queer.“
The nest moms": in thin! man come into
sight Erich-oily they belonged together
and they liilli looking: at the tint Imlom in
a way that me. o-rruonl y enough to excite
siispi 'ion
"Turn rouml," soul llw soulful lady
"please do. ‘
“But I min'tfflsuui Mrs. Jack, in a vomit
tion of nervous terror "The rurrinur will
he sun- to tip over
In my lilo "
"Well," mini Hertha, who mm the cooler
of thr two, "rirlfl' right on ' iluve the
whip really, and when We gut npihiwiil
them M the horse mm» it Better be run
away ititli itllli hllit-l il:.m full into the
hxtlulzt of ~m'ii villain» '
litrry nmnwnt Iii-y wm l’llltilll: nearer
tn the oimwrmiutm, omi now urn- of the
tin-u planted mum: l ‘b;l¥.tl‘l’l)’ iii i he middle
of thermal Willslilrilltliilailikliiri.‘ lJii'llllllll
of stopping the unrrmur Was» with
terror, .\.'r.~ Jdt'k puliwt up r,. ~ imrw, for
getting low wl/ip uml i'Vttrykliliiu «the in
her i‘xCllr'lLJ‘TT
"Latino-J moi tliv- twin. "don’t Vullll' Any
further. 'wtuw we’rr 7.1.110 t' him: Don't
you won't lug”. nut “ml [PT the fluid your
houl"-Now Yuri. ’I'tilnme.
llmur Li IV in Jail.
Meeting in nuer pile-iii it [Iiij‘ifiluil
sentence-i tor lizo j.'r.ir~ the u rite! in» no
toumleil With immmrmiuuii The lift»
otier ww-utruiu who Triui lm-o noted for
iii- enjoyment of the luxuruw of exiwtomze.
He «did "It ism mun! Inlnlsihn you fellows
main-in thinking you. are iuilmtlng pun
lalinietit when you HUIHT mm here I have
been her:- :1 yrur and Pill! truly my I have
enjoyed it so much flixl i aim” not feel
sorry If my pardon i.- mi ohmuwri You
see it TlflP been \‘ut'lalluii. Willi [mi enough
to do to amuse me The murl~ ill the
prison library on: riih-rz.iim:i«.:,.nul I am
very fond of tiomitim‘mtml Kilri'isl’rn, and
find some first rate pinyin mining the
men. Now i; ll uni.” me to tit..- way,
who bore I'm-u ;u-cii~xm::nl to nary lox
ury, how onto it be to the poor clrnls who
never have a will“?! meal outside) Do you
wonder that they flock by immlrx-dsnnd
thousand‘ to to» jail» in winter’ My only
surprise is ttmt you can keep any of them
out at all "—Willinm l' Andrews in
Forum ,
Arr .\;;vv uf Inht‘fllllfltm
But tin.- IIH‘t'IJlH' Ir;i'«.§li of ti..- pram;
age but i'uhilliiiuiis umrwi. .tml it in nliill
cult toirxplztin tire mow of the Wonderful
impulse. Patient otliem of «wry nation are
crowded with pith'lllxv'tlitl lbw: urn-art strides
In this illh‘cfluli :in- incrrzuing rnrmlly
i'i'rrj' yt’ttl' Tin. "Illun in ‘4‘“ :ii'v applied.
and ii in wit u' u. ‘riettc of the [11,. wt t'iVlIA'
lotion. luit .t grmt deal of tiit- met-r“ in
clue to the latent right P) «run of govern
ment-, uml the imtcrln: care which they
exerche nu-r this mm; important of imlus‘
mew, ~i.mr'.:e i-ltlieiberi Walsh in New
York Miami;
.| Save Us. for tho univpm.
.\ distinguished \cht Virginian who
frequently vtsltn New Yuri: has discovered
an entirely new use for the hairpin. lls
converts it into it file for the prmnation
of uewupnta'relippiniga His numbed into
twist the hairpin into. hook. wink oneond
into the wall or window «will mul tile his
clipplntwon the vital that is fine lie never
buys hairpins. hm obtains an mnple sup
ply from the puvrtxirritu.wbere they are
daily shed In thousands from the golden.
ml. black, brown and my [from of New
York women—Sew York llewrder
Two Iiiiuln of Freckles.
Some psoplrnve born frrekiul and oth
er; have freckles thrmt nponthem The
former class might as well accept their
freckles-u N illumination of l'mvulwma
for nothingmm be door for tin-m 'I'lie
lulu-r can wholly: get "LA of their affliction
by using a couple of titanium of mint!)
momma: with on miner ni lisvrmm cologne.
[be willlimi mixed with a pint of distilled
water Applied two or three “menu-toy
II will we: the will!!! new of atrium-d
Trickle» or. moot --St hulls-”loin l). mu
rut
7hr- Iluwl of "so his"
Winks—hello. Ilunnlnu for that dog
that hit your child, rh’
now-Nu The that didn’t know any
brim It's the nature of thnt ml of a
do“ to bite Everybody knows that
"Then what no mo dome ammo here
with your Winchn-ter if you don't intend
to shawl the iloul'
"I’m minim»: for the amt) that owns it "
400ml News
We... hall-wow by a linens.
The steamship Oceanic, which has at
rived II San Whom "mm Kori»
aadYokoh-ms, brings copies at u mow.
mulled Ronni. which punishes a re
marhablsuory of a owner scrim":
It says that a man cal .‘t’mmmn 'i «in
CH. hwy-Ire years of up, went it"!
with his wife. Uterus. who was" lorry mall!
topnrsas his haul animation of tm- wit
this is Kuskltamnvs. pmvioan! Ham 1..
Tbs hllhnd and wife mounted at a vbwv
called Hutu Yuan
Shortly afterward. Willie “limit!!! lriiiht'
atm.‘l'aMehl thought he incur-i im em
try out ltessisu to the place. he n...
W In led that a hour snake, lie
MM HUI; threw frvl in circumfer
“hail (hero's head in his wrath and
was engaged in swallowing her, rumpus
berm Tahichi ran all to the ham
Bali M urea or eight of his
neighbors. who. when they reached the
unset the catastrophe. found that tier
snake had'swailswwl the woman on for as
basal was slowly MUD“ it» way
They were too ranch smiled
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I never turned rbuml ;
, " Oct‘o
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any other house. I'll EVE" EVEIIII.
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by the pnblh . and give them
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Which has been our motto for over In years.
and ban made our reputation so well known
all over the l'nited stair»
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And give thr- run-numeral thi- benefit of all Inlrr‘
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for flash.
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Ship Chandlers.
to Water Street.
lim 0' BATIK Bill illhl'llll‘f. ('1'
Pan and Zinc and t'almits "ll. mine
“My overythi forTT’ainlevik tribe.
Bombs-b I'lriss,’ Tackle. s mam this:
lice-led about a trial or
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novelties. Also a few French .
PATTERN HATS.
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We carry a full line of all kindsof For Capes at prices lower than
ulna. unison comm.
zuromgu 8i..0ltylisll8i|iisrt.
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walk have given min-l satisfamhm. and our
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Oysters. Blunt. lobsters,
Pm Tomato liaison,
Imported Sardines.
Arm» for Wakenian's Creamery Butter.
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C(lllitfilf'l’iil) 1'0 JUNE H. Tim.
Trains leave south Sorwsllr for indoor-y»
6 l5. 9 in a. m., I: ll, 23, 5 imbaland lilifi p.11).
Sundays» 95 s. m. and 6 .‘fl p. m.
Trslm leave linuhnry for South Norwalhm
Gmflmfltnaml ll Ens. m.. .1 l5, mo and 6:5
p. m. Sundays Julia. In and nibp‘. m. '
Trains leave smith Sovwslk for ldgeiield—
GiSandfllBa. it». BILZZT. 5 l0 and dfli p. m.
Trains leave Rid eilrld for Mirth Norwalk—
323, 740, itinand infra. m., “1,325, frfllwd
. l i. m.
'h‘rvr York and i’itlafielrlrspmn leaves New
York at :63) . m...~‘onth .‘fir‘lik {Ki 1). m.,
arriving at l trullehl ml) . m.
'i’iitnl‘lehi and New nrk es wean leaves
Pittslleld at t ma!" (0., Hello-l o p. m.. won-
mtinu with n' n i. in. train from lmnburyl
.Houih Norwalir 7: l p. m., arriving at New
York )3 1” p. m.
'ihtily elm-pt Sunday.
MAIN LINK DIVISION.
Traini- lr'iltr' Bridgeport as follows:
7 'fm. rn.. lmwrmrr for l’lllnflrld.
Toma. "inflow-twill“? fur “item-id, making
norm" ”on. ni’ Albany and the West.
in ma. m,. freight for llawle ville.
ll its. in.. freight for tin-at rnuzion.
tzrip. m., i'iitniirhi and Milan pan-rug".
74f) p. m., New Milford spori .
Ii l” p. in. New Milford special
Dal p. m., freight for Great Harrington.
7 iii a. m.. Mu ya) matter for l‘lttstlebi
and Albany.
Wm.”- lf. mum’s. Vice President and
firm-l )ianaxer.
A. W. Plummtknorai Passenger Merit.
l. l., lies Haven & Hartford ll. ll.
0r Irvin! I 2. I I”.
TRAIN." LEAVE .‘Wl'Til SUBW'ALK AS
FULL! l“'.“:
For: .\‘Icw You. A. if. 1 lo «Fm-pt Monday-o
ex. bill. MI! lrn'aI rt, 5.7» M'. 7 Zine, T .‘a'rrx. HIS
"minimal" trio-,NIB rs. 93$ u». in” ca.
ii If: Innslrl. ’. M. 'lizk'iel. llli nu. 23! ea.
2.50M. in Stamford. uprm from Msmforri,
ll :15, t :3: ea. In 1!: aw. in Mumford. 5!) (1.5 Mac.
ciiiiniuiminuns
Suffering with Dyscntary, Dian
our”. ii “ac. Ill rs.» ii an. l03arn.ll!a.m.
Washlnrmm rt res-i. P‘nmla s 5m 0-1., 546
rs. also». i’. ii oil at-..I" naval-r.
l'ou Sew lines. A. M. 113 01.; Mo an,
7:I~y~..n.'siu-,. “0",, luau. i’. M. 12m
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9 Earn. a. mailman p. m.
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Nest and Perfect Fitting shoe,
But one in which the
Making it the best ”.00 Seamless shoe in the more. 7
EVERY PAIR warm-ANTED.
Cell and examine them before purchasing any other shoe,
H.,S. BROWN.
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BRIDGEPORT. . ,
NEW BlIILflINO! NEW STO0III
All Departments Enlarged.
$100,000.00 in Dress Goods, $50,000.00 in Clooks, 025,000.00in Furs.
Our spacious Cloak and Suit rooms, on
Imponant the second floor, are replete with all ' the
Inovclties of the season, fresh from Paris
and Berlin. Many styles are exclusively our own, embracing
new cliects that cannot be duplicated or copied.
New Drapery and Upholstery Rooms
Our large rooms for displaying Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics
have been entirely remodelled and enlarged. Every facility at.
our command has been used, and no expense spared in making
these rooms the largest. best lighted and most attractive in this
country. Our stock is replete with all the new novelties for up-
holstery and intcrior decorations. These beautiful fabrics have,
been selected direct from the leading manufacturers in England, I
France, Germany. Switzerland and Amenca, and embrace many
rare novelties which are only shown by us in America.
W. B. Hall & Cg. -‘
1,000 Pairs of Ladies’ Shoot
--—TO BE.—
CLBSED OUT AT SPECIAL PRICES
And an average mlm-tion of owr 30 per cent. These shoes are odd lotsof ranks-
gmds, seruml at :1 reduction. and to be sold at prices that make them
200 pairs Lounsbury, Mathewson dc Co.’s Bligh
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
1y ‘ t- , ;
We quote a few priccsi
s H n [s I ulna i h' '
. get , mac me sewed, Ladios’ Shm, at
Sam: regular price. $55.50 to 84.50. One lot of 300 pairs
Mathewson & (‘03:; slightly imperfect, hand- squs ’
I
sewml, Worth $5.1m a pair; will be sold for $2.50
THE BEST BARGAINS EVER DFEEIEII.
to 82.75. Balance in fine Oxfords. 9am lcs
CLOVER & OLSEN,
and llllln'l’ft‘f'ls, at prices that make item
8i Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
«4-,!
Duo lot of 300 pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at in :3
$2.50 to 83.0»); regular price $4.50. One lot of
rho'n, Cholera Morbus, Flatulent
Colic, and all diseases of the
BOWQ'IS, are spit-eddy cured by
Never known to fail if used
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Estimates given on
Plumbing, Gas Filling, Tin and Sheet IronWorI.
according to directions.
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Victory. New Stamford and Silsby's Steam Healers.
We have a fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
l'he DUCITESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Bet and Port
able, including New York Ranges. ‘
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