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, y . seam-sham
-" Ismstolstitdrsamiuslt
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its was absolutely new by what
“.mrsvslsiteadhwtalth‘
hbhsoaddrsm .
Assho herpswsaround hisneck
herdikyheadclessundubls
”inseam-norm. ,
Bbslaythsrsquietlywlthontlickinphis
lines in hsrusual dsmmstratlvs fusing}:£
habswasawisolittleblastaudtelt
moist“ doggy kissesweronot thasort
hewouldweloorne then.
“Moldph-l,‘ mid.ashsdrewher
. "Youareiondol many-
spaniel
~‘Shs'snotwori.hlt,ls shei"he continued.
“But yrm're diflerent. than never done
snything toryouhnt hestyou when you
Ion'tmind,andtakenonoticeolyouwhen
you do. And yetyou jumped overheard
Irom the steamer and-came near being
drowneddust tosaveanold strawhatot
min. But you'raonlysdox, you know.
aadthat'swhereitallmmesin.
"But she! I’ve done everything tuber
tkstamsn candoior s womamwhenhs
term her. and'now she’s gone all with
young De Rocha But she’s a girl, and
and dopare nottobe compared in
same breath. 80 we’ll let her go.
Shots—
“Jutatklugotpuilkandpatchcs.
Nadatormadriaalsandcatchn
lubbmrtwmdabuttorseratchc“
‘AhJonassrehearlmlasc"
‘l'hsspanielrslsedherhesdand
uholntrudc with a Jealous little growl.
unceremoniously
“Rehearing? I don’t"—
inoeentlittlsdo‘olyours."
think you would rsturuso
I went m the lawnto
lsaw you coming down the
Daltoeksinhheart.”
saw my parml; but I was not
I!
could I know! It was held so
leouldses no one elae,"hsssld
'B It.
Iowtlt
pmltntly.
“You might have known. Ilaaneditto
Junie Whiting. When Frank asked her
hndflvlng with him she hada premari-
tiuthat ahewuuld look perfectly lovely
Inhaleddrsm; butshehad noparasolto
match it,aoshaverycoyly forgot hes-sand
madohimstopwhila sho borrowed mine,
and (a littlehotl [are meaehanceto
Ind out how I‘ll“ confidence you had in
..
mo. ,
“newmutmwwmu be so
artful!”
“You will learn moreahontxirlsaome
n
y.
"I don’t care to know about that kind.
ltisaperieetwoman I amanxiousto
molly. Will you forgive meand give me
my firm lemon this afternoon!”
The coin I looked up intothe
girl's face and t en, making, up her mind
that dogs were at a discount. stsrtodin
trantic pursuit ot a hypothetical sparrow.
—llarry Remains in Life.
lupin. Meals.
'l'horohaothingsoverydiflenltlnmsk-
-mm~m trouhls is to ksepthem.
Mus-names and a taking way will
always win admirers. but a lasting triend-
‘fll’ must be built upon a firmer loanda~
tloatbau a transitwy smile.an hour at
higkspirits oreveu great physical beauty.
‘Otenurssitls a pleasursto Ieeltbatono
Is tavoved by some radically inantflul
“gab-tunic- there be genuine.-
umiality between the two concerned the
time will some when passlvo loveline-
will cease to be attractive. To retain
friendship ouo must be continually on the
watch and not let the lsmlliarity that
:eomes from a lengthy knowledneot the
vothsr’s lilo breed the contempt that so
alt. follows a close intimacy.
To retain either irisndshlpovlovstho
illusion must notbe dispelled. Do not.
becansoyouleelsurs at your mod. let
the commonplace enter in and monopolies
fits Galaxy alisirs. ushhalootsen-
er ever even t prosaic ail-ire
m ills. [or «mes dispelled they can
u. and In the oao glimpse
Itharnaterl aided the intimaeyrnsy
ruttwlydurwysds relation atone
thought tobsstornal-vl’hiladslphia
In the Do. In".
nonnalhsilyoatuatralslandlmsadogthat
Ill-7
immahowadlsuoetroawminglamity.
ab hadlosghssuseenstomedtotsks
walk with a member at the
bltwasltt permitted toaeeom-
ls friend
'1
33
I
it
Clarice mm and G. Gordon. two
youngr’asuwhohsveheeutorsrvsusnl
‘lvo years. tentatively. isolated on the
" loo 0.6m. m.
northwestwly tip 0!
mohtepmhnuy'tmmmse
StesmWhaliug company. but soon alter
Monk-bust out tohuut whalshono
tor-themselves. 'l'heyhsd a purines
,, w M "swandlubbars.
unetowrussdmwmmmmmuhust ‘
. thooldWManchoostwsot ‘;
c. H “Harvey’s,
renowned ail-eat. -
. “a“
' ’tllsarrlrslslrjthoOrscnnaad
train from thsnorth were
Bar-row, the mow
the United States
time o! it inrmveralyeamandrough
usagelnaregiousosternthatthsthor-
mometerwentdownlnhsvenlinstancoa
bfldenhelowsero.
Whaleswereuotplsotii’ul,and clien-
timsstheythoughtol abandoniugthsir
pursuit and tryingto-getarideontou
some onset the occasiolm vemels to
civilisation. Theystucktoit.however,
sublet: on polar bear and reindeer
meat, ‘ clsdindoublssultsoldoeskin
.
Now they are glad they stayed over
till this year, for they“captured four
whales, secured the bone, and on the uk
rivalotthsSLPsuLtinwhichthey
shipped it. will realise about $25,000
from the catch. They came down worm
selvssonthe 8t. Paulto Nmaimo,snd
thence overland.
Onootthe young men lives inNew
Jersey and the other in New York, and
in a' few days they will leave to visit
theirtriends. “It seemed like a good
while when we were up there.” said Mr.
Brewer, “but now the seven years seem
like a very little time.”-—Sau Francisco
Examiner. p
Cari;— home tor a lease.
Thereisamousewhich has madsib
shodeinadown town house insuch a
strangeplnce audit hassuchregularand
peculiar habits that its vagaries are per-
haps worth recording. The ceiling of
the liquor shop is neatly painted, and to
protect it from dies muslin wasstretched
scrosstherooioftheroom. Onone
side of the room are heavy pillars with
Corinthian capitals. The muslin passes
‘ just below these capitals, and it is in one
of then that the mouse hasmadeits
home. How it ever got there is a mys»
tery,and how it has managed to live
through the summer without anything
to drink is a marvel.but that it has
done soisnfsct. Its food supply has
been a curious one.
At 8 o'clock every evening the mouse
leaves its sleeping plscv.and then run-
, “abutthemuslincatohnnchfliur
as have found means of gsttiax’hstwseu
theceilingandthemuslinnnd astheae
are fairly numerous the little creature
makes a hearty meal every evening.
But flies are evidently not fattening. for
themome is one or thethinnestoi its
kind, and though a young one has
hardly grown at all throughout the
summer. and as flies are now happily
getting source the animal will probably
be a stunted specimen to the end of its
days—New York Tribune.
1a- Derby flat.
I! the derby bat is to be crowded out
by the easier and softer styles 0! head-
gear, there won’t be much regret over
its going. In spite oi its advantages as
a cross between the silk hat and the
slouch. it has never had the merits oI
either of those styles. It has always
had the discomforts of the silk hat,
without having its dash or beauty, and
it has not been much dressierthsus
neat roIt hat, although it has always
been more uncomlortable.
ltisahad thingiorahot day.and it
isn't much (or a cold spell, and harm
help the man who wears it the morning
after a bouquet. The tendency now is
to easy hats. and it ought to be amor-
aged. lien have laughed agreat deal
at women‘sslavery lo lashlon, but they
have never been able to point to a more
forcible illustration of that slavery than
their own adherence tothe derby but
Mullah—Philadelphia luqulrn.
lard Crown‘s llas.
Lord Otewe, who is in his eighty-
drst year,wss up to lutseswnstre
quent and picturesque figure in London
drawing mans. lie war notable, among
htberrensous. tor the [immunity with
whichhestuck to his hat. Thecmsb
hat had not been invented when he first
begsntop out.and when “appeared
on thesceno ho tslt him-ell mould to
Iallinwith the new custom. Accord-
ingly hosticks to the unyielding cylin-
drical head covering. mamas known
as a ”tower." When the emh was
great every one knew exactly where-
“’°““.."‘$2'.3.."" hymn...“ l:
unoom top a vs 1
heath ct thsthrnnowlauohmtt (h-
Iaud) Times
menu-WWW.
Alswysr named Hommlepwassn-
with others in pulling down a
upoaBtevle'slsrm.Ashmausworth.
llarupshire. early this month. when he
toundsllsgolgoldcdnsdstsdhetweeu
iatlsudiaili. flepotthsruolmmedat
s bank atAndovor intonotesandear-
rsuteotutothssmosatolfltikfhea
Homo-inn presented saehclorkwiths
iaputd
is“. Nlodtosa ,aud,asls
thsemtoraiasneheasssia .ths
downer heldmhrwhiehrssultsd
lusvssdiet tor Wharton
PublisOpiniou. ‘
, Ala-am
grits—l doa’tsoowhstwssrsyels‘
to
iisshsad-tht‘sww
‘t‘flotesmsswoa’tstoplrsvhc
[laundered bstwsar t'Msnd mom
,STUR
Aunt-Icarus;
not-sandma-
Vlsltoe-What is all that
at in the private odicet
Olioe Boy—0h. that's the silent partner
going over the books.-l.iis
Wall Caught.
"l'bere’s Iotsoi harm that git pretty
lame tryin tor keep up with the promo
siou.” said Uncle Ezra to the boys as they
sat belore the fire. ”Au it don't paytcr
git toodarln and salywith yer jokin."
There was no one to gaiInay the truth at
this remark. and the old man continued:
"Now there was Aaron qunn lie was
goth ter git lots or Inn outeu that poor ole
cripple. ill— Jonss, thet lives up in the
woods. She ain't anulieommon neat pus
son.snif truth be spoksherchssvsaiu't
invitia terlookatnoryottertua.
”Well, Aaronhewentoverthuaouo
day andthotlgbt we 3mm mm.-
tsrsehooland tool thopirlswith lle
wentupsud made a tolerable nascall—
:crnn h: “h .In migh his“
wins-way ass. ty to:
1"Int-adorns. do ulvsmo a pteeso‘yer
ntosehoesa. I've lit the urhsnkarin ter-
ig' as he.
“Welhshswsuttntos klndofdark
lookin closet ender the an come out
withaplscs 'hout’sbi‘ as a bowLanshs
looked atAaron kind o'cur'usaa III.
smilia a little. ‘Ynu’va Var abanksrln.
herrel'" .
llere theold man threw his head tor-
ward and attempted anlmltatlon 01 Ill-
Joues' smile.
"It was pretty moldy an black Iookln.
and Aaron chuckled to hiseell,a—thlnkin
what a iinetlrne he'd her with that cheese,
when theold lady ses—agivin blma knits.
sea she:
" "l'here, yercau ease-abankeriu, an set
right down here a cat it.sn don't yer
carry it away an make Inn at it. rame’a yer
brother Amos did.’ An abs list stud over
him whilehs minced the whole o! it down.
Boys, don't be too brash with ysr footie."
-Youtb's Companion.
In Ila W. ”Go. hit.”
'l'hetollowingsneuioteistold ot a oer
talu venerablsand learned bishop who had
an uncontrollable portlality for correcting
and criticising the Ianxnsxe 0! his parish-
toners.
On one one-km ho happened to enter a
crowded horse car running ouoneol the
main thoroughlsru or the town at F—-.
A business man 0! the city, who waaalso
a men-herd his Iordshlp’a nook, chanced
to be sitting near where he stood, and
thinking it hardly right that he. a young
man. should be seated while his bishop
was compelled to stand. resound said. "1y
lord. since you arethsoldestmmult mete
else you my seat.” Replied the in
a critically instructive tone at votes, " ou
should—y. my dear friend. ‘Binosyouaro
the older, permit mstoollsr you my asat.‘ ”
Themtlelnao nosed at him for a tow
momenta, then tranquilly sat down again.
sud picking up his newspaper remarked
politely, "M y lord, shine I am the younger
I wlll keep my seat."~Dstrnlt I'm Prom.
on so. Can-kt nut.
They were talkin'ol the vanity at won
on. and one ol the tow ladies
undertook a Hours. “Of course.” she
sold." admit thatwomsu are vaiaasd
.- ars not. Why,"shs added, with a
pisses mud. "tho aotktiool the head-
somatmoalsthoroomissvoanowaptho
hasketkheollar." Andlhosshsslailod.
tor every man present hsdputhts hand
upbshiudkisasskl—Drsks’slsusiao.
human.
The haddrmsdtatho
“Whores-lat!"
tie-0- the contrary.”
, , EVAN?
mmmmmm
prsasat.
S
to.
'katlo W-Isd.
All; rawhoned felloweamo m
intothsroomthat served as udmtoa
small hotsl IntboWd Virglnlamountalm
hdwalksdup toswirylittloeuhdlnd
adenkluthaeornsr.
“l wsnttosssthotavsrnkeqerhs-ld
angrily.
"Whattnrr' fled the little maa In a
tremnlmtons.
“Neurdyer hustnms."mappsdthevis
itor. “lwsnttoms thetavarnkasper.
that’awhat.’
“Well. tell mswhst youwantwitbhlm
andl'llilndout ll youeanssshlm.’ ‘
“Whetherlkinernotfpersinedthbiu
mufflwant to see him. and I’ll-ole
to.
“You'll hrs to til mowhstynuwant
arm."
“’l’aln'tnonso' yourmix. I wanttosre
thetavsrn kropw.ltellyer.anlwill."
'l‘helittlemanw-hqunuinstolookgrsy
”I say you won't unlem you tell me what
you want with him."
“Hebeatmeoutofadoilar.snhs'sallar
anathiel,anlwanttossehim."
'l'honsxtminutetbs little mow-right
outopolhlm.and in shontaminntesnd
ahalihehad him down in them-it
on him.
might“? bonidqwflln. like a pol'poha.
”l‘m—thhtavm'n—keeper. Whflv— do -
you—want—to—aee—him about?" The his
fellow under-nulls only conned-Mt
Pres Prom.
'lbs DayfladQ-a
The declaration! lovo tkowsll tad
unwithadlsnrondpla amukedsl
hettmthowomsuwhowu “append:
them-idtanolltfia
harmintom
“Why”—
Wyhs Ira-elm thshowdod
Isms
-—"dnynu l"
‘Id-ioe—bomkoo-joy.”
lle wu nth-lied and kismd hm hall
Shoralsed haeyssandpssdatklmia
Isdulously.
“Anddoyonrnllylovemofifisdsd
h loom
MI‘ “is
She felt that he meant“
Herdemnoormarsidmlyraptnmm
~“youunmsrrymydaughter. Many
atlmsandolthasaholalledolraatriraoay
because her writer couldn't lore me.
At”—
Shs had clawed kc hands h devout
shank-adding
-—"isst.atlsnr‘
'l'heuhswernuio—ovsreamshwah‘.
~Dasrult'l‘rlbune
-—llayraoed’s Monthly
A law Pension.
Ones while can his stats darts. a
political seuou John iney Adsawwar
approaehdbyawslltodolarmsv,whola
troduesd blurs-ll am! mid. "Ir. Adam.
l'mglsdtomset you; my rulers—embers
ynuwsllzshswuinyourtamilywhsnyos
woresboyaod stun combed year-hair!
ssssahsesmha your-sow.”—
‘ until-3M.
Mksr‘oasdwlshyeawouldhavsthr
riphtslssvoatsflsssmmadotwsia“
”thus“. ‘
Whethwllllmkallnutolm
Wt wes'slastrwwsehs
wh-ttkaswnrkadvu‘: lwmba
W“W '- ......
aadhrahhw.
“ms-nu
“nowdoyealiksyoavaoweoetl” .
Mae-u Bhobv-ydirty.mao
hi.” Mil-view.
"Wazw tstweatyssvm '
‘ ' fl Alumina.
answer.“ “-3 ....................
_ be “them amethyst.
w :1. a. t t.“
‘Yzmabirmssz‘ mue' sis-em. the less:
We uI “w “II
. an“ “dumw
'Ihsiathcot Verdlwassdsy
. Bilkmhnuisetursamsrs
.” ltgrosulnzowldhealhrokeuhones,»
“tent s ”densely-serum
onus“ ‘ m, not
ishvasr;
Omuuphntmorsthasnoeaaenlti'
vrss.
General Albert Sykss was “Bykssy”
smon‘hisvnso.
Thwsammusrspublleslathoworkl
thanmrshlw.
”All.“ . .
Everymandsdnmeowssdieoiu klsowa
ussasdiserotlon. . ‘
body wouldholamo.
’noeirwlatiou of the blmdwaadlseor
ared by Harvey in 1611.
thesis-tic fisherwoman.
Faraday enunciated his theoryol electro-
magnetic rotation in rm.
Asignin a saloon In NewYorknads.
"l'hm malted schoonerol’ beer." .
letytwomilliousot dollsrssreannually
spent in the United States tor in
Thoreau people who never rlish
anything because they try to do too much.
The lxistwos o! clouds msy be entirely
dependent upon the presence at dust par
ticles.
Celerycodee is a newdrink. Itisasld
torivsrenewedstreusthtothe brain and
nerve.
If birds In general pick their Icathsm
wash themselves and ily to their nuts. ex»
pect rain. ‘
A dealer in artificial limbs estimates
that some Englishman have lost one or
both legs. - .
Thelatess Indixuity listed to woman-
kiud is to all a woman elocutionist a
“redness."
A mosquito hes twenty—two teeth in the
end of its hill—elven above and the mine
number below. -
It lsa tact that the barrels of American
sbotgunssre made ahroadanrl the Dam
assembled here.
The roots and tough stalks or celery.
chopped fine and dried. are invaluable for
soups and dressings.
Dr. A. Conan Doyle. the clever writer.
bashad to take a completereatinconse
quence of overwork.
Fashion moms unable to resist. changing
thenatural outlines of grace with somr
absurd drus feature.
Siam has just sent over to England
twenty-seven youths. all belonging to the
Siamese aristocracy. to complete their «in
In. W5 laid on Olen.
‘l'om Plummet Ilon'lsOross Bowls,
Fayette county, Pa, was in Pittsburg yes»
terday. 'l'om isaremsrkablo fellow. lie
h a merchant. with- alxnost unbounded
m~ ills-tors.“ unusually large
one, is locals! lnthisstate near the West
Virglnia and Maryland lines. and his lmai
ness extends over parts 0! the three strum
Ills stosma blacksmith’s shop and star-
era comprise the town, and he is the pew:
master. lie is a Republican. but while in
Pittsburg yesterday he announced that
the We will remain at its prewm
location. as he will resign the place before
llarrlsna retires.snd his son will be an
applicsnt for the place under Cleveland.
”My son will get the appointment," .llr,
Protsman said. ”There is but one other
minthspiacaand helsblind. My boy
is but sight years old. but he in still better
than ablind man. and besides." .llr. I’mts
man wanton, with some enthusiasm. "my
boy carried a torch in every Democratic
paradswe had up there during the cam
I'd"- Olcoursohsdld the same in the
Republican parades. but then he and his
younger sister are the only ones who look
partlu the demonstrationsin our section.
and so far as I know neither nlthem was
olsnslvely partisan. Personally I have
baen looking alter my mercantile allure.
and politically speaking I have been en
joyinu innocuous desoetude."—Putsburu
Dispatch
Dr. III-acre llablts cl Lilo.
I finished my "location in the city. My
houtsot mental work dtflrnd. Irtudinl
hard and persistently. Burned-yo I would
spend twelve hours over my books; sane
times toms-d aosv andtheu very low. I
stilleoutiausdaudam now in the enjoy
meet ot a lull [rm-u appetite. There is
not an article 0' foulibst leaboot eat with
a pest deal 0! sstislsctlon except mill-h
I ilkotbat three blocks on or more. In all
my ills I never missed but one meal. rod I
would not have missed that If there had
hes-mythlnu toral within ten miles I
wssou top oi the Allegheny maintains
and ball a day's tramp (mm the mam:
“Mn. Beltwasnotmylaultthatlmiased
my meal on that occasion.
eatat regular flora. My hreahlsst I
always have at 7 o'clock, a light luncheon
prsdsely at nonmetal at hall allertlenloy
my koartlest meal. lodverallowauythlog
telltewfmwith the strict observasse oi
this regularity. i eat what i as relish
best. but asvsrsataamush that l amid
not set numbing else; beans I always
arias [rum the table is a contort-ills state
atbody sod otmipd. Alter my Ila-mick
meal [always take an hour's nap. This
nib thsblmd awayhora the brain and
cables thestemaehtodolnths hut pus
sihlo manner its work at digestion. miter.
Edi Ila Witt ’l‘alsrsgslu ladlsa' lioanonr
ls livery basis“ Issvles.
'l'hsdoorsol our snanrrlre mom to
thrasoatheiasidsiopooet. It a novice
hasoa‘ulyrsesatly sateved.sad it is found
horvswahethss good uo-toaohior s
[roar thitwlllbs mdlly
m Reconstruct-estimated“:
auditions-totem has leads her pro
trades inhatnfumuldtowieeore
strsiatwillhrptse-doshortodetsia her
tie-departing. ‘l‘hs wlyhsrs may»...
for those- thol-ids sis theirwllls,
Mes-est their mass“; they .m-
adaittal mly altsrsroessst sad atrial.
sadtasyaayosiy at their swarm-ill
Miossslsvsryiathomtssotchm
sstslrllshslbin ’
Bound-welcome mumdlseové ..
srsdbyJosephllnn-y. v
Ili- MsryAndersou, isssldtobssusu—p
mu. site as. youhwish.
Please give
WOIEN ' NEED - K0! ' m3.
to. mom Sleuth anal-g,
"All 'EIAIE “WIS. .,
‘ courts-are.
‘ WEBER. W
elm-rears,
Inflammation. Congestion, etc.
".00 a Bee on Dan Tun-cl
fl IIIIISIS. “Elias:
me etc. sullen no.1 nary.
‘l’lllt. In! so crave.
Garth-helm
HONEY REFUNDED
lrmqh'deeksheoeurCn.
Guaranteed to
BIIIIIIP-E were”
¥ . flirts.
I.I.. It! lilies & «anon! ILII.
DWI-In II. rsos.
TRAINS LIA“ SOUTH 8‘)me AS
YOU‘DWB:
(lo-IS.
‘ 7 w... «and...
. - Vhediscovereds M
Ema . Lyme of 1-! oliday’ Good
V For-young and older’ America; “:39 forwoddrngpresents. M
Our variety is beautiful sud the
lsrgestoresof New York.
Have received from the
Pfioeothesamessin
One of the firm of Iounsbury, Matthewson 8: 00., holding
shoe in his band as s sample, said: ‘Theodore,vthis. is the best
and finest 10' of shoes we ever offered you} they are slick and A
I want you to re them ate bargain,” and we , .
now for sixty days otter them at Reduced Prices.
on pairs 1....- uanl-me Sires, m. 35.00. at
Slots, imperfect,
lisses' Shoes at
--—A'l‘—-——
Glover & Olsen’s.
at Washington St.. So. Norwalk.
bought them, and
m;
50c. a
roaxswioaa. Air—amass er..tl§
JammlfiLea lwlemlibemsfl
qulooalesprqul ea. I. ac. 10“ ea.
Dfifltiadeld “.1132 local or. Pas—res!
es. lilac. tiles. :5! mlfllaatma.
55 ac. are ex. Emu-.6” endaacfiae‘k.
Tfiu.ltlfiae.,lflam.“'uahtu unexprem.
Sunday's—sis“. P. I.—Olsac. amen.»
Ion .‘llw Ham. A.I.—llllex. lDesJio
no.7:lmrneteacqtllosnmmrs.lo¢au P.
l—lfllerwl mes..lu ac..!01ex..3l3l.u
dtflachi‘fLelelismto urideepnrrbiiacdzf
as..7l§er. ll ac.to upon!“ an...“
an. Adamae'b‘dachfiamqal.
Sundays->78 are >~~ e..a.m.; “snap...
usanWaa‘, “’"mjkn iioetonex.
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Dress Goods. The
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6 Lex..l2|ll ht
sold by' city houses.
Mira SECURED
More Building l .ots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
We now offer them
for sale at prices rang-
ing from
$350
upward. These lots
com piise the Choicost
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min-
utes’ walk from the
depot,with good side-
walks all the way, and
—--——~vea~
Grain,
.. AT~~
WHOLESALE
ed, either for location
or price.
’ Select your lots in
time to secure such a
raster-ass.
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Wood Eifi under.
Feed,
and Hay
unified.
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in the very heart of .m...m.g.£?."...mmm
the city. No better W" """";_W:'“'
lots can be had in the Ilatrtrlssdlstrhrtttymik.
city than these ofi'er- Mflfim "“-
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lines rm. ‘
Gillette Machine.
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New Dress Goods.
PRICE.
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pee which we have just opened
trot
noes.
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Tnstram " & Hyatt,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
gour entire new line dffili'all Novelties ill:
have styles that canno
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pncee tobelower than the same goods
run ems ANI) run TRIMMINGS.
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Fur Trimmings in all widths.
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fab-Ills, . » '
liner-solos. .
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BALSAM.
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