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nest and I out Fittinu Shoe.
sitcom in which the ’
it no lairrialfiflsi .combiningnuranimyandsma
flakingittheberi nmmshwinthonoret.
EVERY [PAIR WARRANTED.
Oallaudesaminothqm beforo'purchauiup snyothershoo, at
[H]. s. BROWN’S,
south Main street. So. Norwalk.
‘ TSUNDAYSCHOOL amoronvorohracuuoou.
lumles-IIWH
Leanne's-rotten.
(hmuponadmdnotsoverylonllml
wauuukad tospmd a iswhuuru inasirk-
roqu. 'l'bsdsyuurse wauuhsustal.
temporaryawlsiauee was .
oourscloouseutsdtouerve.
yhuveuerubbedths
Ibeeupermittedtoexerciuemyprefer
ruse.
newer-trader maythiuk this is a
hurdbsurtsdstatemeut. but when 1 Italy that
Ihsvethesumedisllks—yeu. me thuuthix.
contempt—for my own ulckrooma it my
throwudlflercntlixbton the matter. I
never-remember to have hadapaiuiumy
life that I didn't feel disgusted with it.
WellJpamed inwaolmlyuhut—l might
ray hermetically malai—aprtmeut. where
thestum and vinegar treatment had been
in operation for the relief of pneumonia.
The patient lay on her back. with what
seemed a cushlouuboutafoothlghon her
chest. I discovered later that it was atlas-
ured poultico.
The tired our-a made some final tmehes
to the invalld's toilet, vs me some in-
utructiou ins disuial and left me
tourymiuery. l was not to speak to the
patient and allow no one elsetoentcrtbc
chamber. and on unsoconnt must] pumit
a breath of air to float in. High sueeus
m I 1 {33% all ma.
Now. if my way ve
hahudagaieral knowlsdgsthatitwould thruwnthut tloeuulnasleoulduend
it.andafter hingthsehestinwurmwa-
terI should havecovuvditwithsomlkht
dannei.undthenluhonld have turned the
suflorre slightly on her alderman-ed her
eunfortablympeued a windowst thehob
tom and topand lotlnsnunolGod’slrmh
alr.which I believe is more importantin
pneumonia. than in health.
Butlwueunderordars, andperhapltls
ust unwell. for I might have killed her.
as she was frightened at theva
thought 0! air and everybody elselu the
houuewus in the sumecouditioumyususe
of what was right could scarcely have borne
the weight at the opposition.
Fora low moments there was nothing to
do of any cmrsequence. The nurse had ap—
plied the half wok. moreor lees, oi linseed
that went to form the poultice. sud I had
plenty 0‘ time to think.
"Is there any need oi this coalition?” I
asked myself. mm which is to
me like the tutu ol God replied:
"No. there is not."
Once the patient moaned, withn treble
movement 01 bur hand toward the weight
on her chest:
“Oh. so heavy!"
"Shall i take it oil?"
“So. no. kill me. kill me." she whispered
hoamely.
Well. she- passed on a few days later. and
though I had previously speculatnl about
this peculiar method 01 null'ocating patients
with loul air and priming the breath out ut
them with heavy Weights I never quite re—
alized till that till] how utterly unscientific
and cruel such treatment was
l shall probably be accused of a colossal
conceit when I nythat I believe [could
have cured this patiem at this critical mo
ment if I could have been allowed the iron-
dom 0! my will. tohavc raised her will [mm
the living grave into which it had been
plunged—not by her malady. but by the
conorutnted thought of every member of
that household that sho’was doomed and
by the filthy and barbarous method of the
attendant physician. lint l have said it. all
the name. and i know I am speaking the
truth—Eleanor Kirk's Ides.
that
mumn.mmnrgerumhad
healready.i:dtl:nstouiugatLystraundtha
neitheroouutl my life dear unto myself,
unihutlmightilniuhmycuursewithjoy."
Theamhitiunadthisun'vuutoichrin
g
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E
mmrmrimita. iv.15).und
through Ills writings exhorts all believers
meetthemagaiutilllleshouldmeetthem
uthejudgmeataeatot Christ.und there
tusfiuwouklupeuktothunthemoreeur»
natlyundwuateaotlmsonvulaworda. ll
whmwuqeaktopeoplaevea inordiuury
bemoruap touuyuomethiug about Jesus
and eternal
S. “Wherdorsltukeyo'uto recordthis
daytbutlunpnrsfrom the blood 0! all
men." nobmlylnthesmseofhaving
wrouged.eurruptad or defrauded nomun
(IICor.vli.2),buthe had cleared himseli
.0! all rupousilility in reierence to their
soul‘s llvatiur. Ilwe.-ths messengers
flGodJaltkfullydecl-ranis “1W“
usivatiufiheuwuaroclmrof the bloodoi
thosswhohur.whethsrtheybeiieveor
not. Sohkfl'I-knxiihli—w.
21. “For I have not shunnedtodeclaru
unto youall the monocloiGod." That
which hshudreceivedof the Lordhebad
made known unto them without diminish-
ma word (I Cor. av. 3; Jrr. nvifll. lie
floral I’ll-slug ut the World's l'alv.
The domes oi the Liberal Arts building
as they stand are extremely interesting as
experiments in a field to which America
ins not thus lur contributed many work-
em The decorators of the domes of the
Liberal Arts budding have had to paint on
curved wrfueeo to be seen from beneath.
and they have been met bydifllculties. such
an those of mmpliuted foreshoneniug.
which. it may be presumed. low American
arthstu have been accustomed to sttuck un-
der similar circumstances.
Amour: the painters. Xingu: has some
of Paul Baudry'u science. and so has Mr.
Blashfleld. Mr. Co: has a share of that
m-trry o! drallamunship and the lawn of
perspective which puts something into a
picture that goes through it likeanelec
trio shock. immediately the figure painted
by a man with this gilt lllts up its head. as
it were. and has a being on the surface
which has received it. Mr. Cox's ilguru
have vitality. and they owe it to the fact
that technically they are mud. But what
also groves him amoral painterfrom whom
mun is to heespcctad if he is given other
opportunities in the future is the thor-
oughnuu with which he has done all hh
work. In decoration oi this uort u shabby
architectural background or a slovenly
scroll will no fartoweaken the eutlrseileot.
Thu balustradea and the bands [or the
leg endsin Mr. Cox's donreare drawn with
a delightful firmness. Mr. Biashdeld’s
due is not diltlugulshedby rel table
cinnamon-hip. but in a purely in
way be has acetanplished much.-—lioyal
(butt-ans in Century.
(lThem. “.0. Whataneedlulword
thk is. “lie that hath my word. let him
speak myword faithfully" (Jet. saith”).
fl. “Tukeheed theretoreunto yourselva,
.andloallthe flock. over the which the Holy
Ghtlthatkmadoyouovmtoleedthe
church of God. which Behath purchased
with Ills own blot-Ii." One 0! the risen
M’ulustwordstol’etcrwaaathreefold
anhortation to teed Ills shuepandismi.
Unhnxxhlmlnund I’sterpuaesitonto
“saying. ‘Peedthsdockof Godwhlchh
.urnongyou"(ll’et. v. a). Nothingcan teed
.usbntthewordofliod. Tbewrittenword
Iliullollllmwho is theiivingwordand
Hellimsellusld. "Bethatmmhmeren
heshallllvebymeNJohnWBi).
fl. "Forlkuow thistthat after myth
parting shall grievous wolves enter in
.umongm.notspsringthadock.” ltwau'
Paul's delight-to maintain himsell by his
owulaborthathernkhthavetogiveto the
nesdythlogatem and spiritual But
throwers ald are thouowbo. pro
leasing to be shepherdanot only douot
ludtheflochbuttde and care to live
m his”.
{or hwuummm"
urn-ate is
dis! klm.whilshlswholoalmlatopolut
them MJuusGCeleLIJ) Itlsqults
aunthermsttevtorumautolinsudlshor
folksdaoiabllowlngptctannm
ll. “Muwatohuudru-emhrthat
hythsspuesd thrruywruleeaseduotto
”Width-hula.
’Ihuumher oi purplelu the private walks
of lliswho are Which“ and matt-
mzmllsctuuulybythe pdhltilsnd New
probablyuot greater t usual,
and—ha w“. WW“! 0' “I! butuuwsoftbraeouu-ageaurouttlugluto
teadarumdsuuhrulaalandlosthlaha-t a. ltmayalroberumarkedthat
warm the “up" is as unset likuths
I.“Aadaew.hrathrea.l soot-sad!“I NewYork "cop"- ous hadeulsllh
umumthsvwddnnmwhleb mm“
habiu‘hdldyounpaad to give you-I Thus h stoolutelyuo remadylu right.
among all theta which are n. Injured partyluvuriablycmeauatat
ihellttluemlottkehoru. Wbsshuthslroa
mkiutheclayphiorthueluypothlia
mltlaallthssuureauiasastke
”hm Threoekrooehlsaiwuyu
"quorum-mm
theolsreat.
""i‘h‘mm "mm:
Row 1"“
intksworK-thuuum
mushroom—Version.
Maneatertuis-mtgiruutoabayu'elah
luthioettyuudsr thus-Imam.-
ckurhabloinllqwholauaaad thuluir.
a reader was to recite Scott's pen of
"lamb-illusion- anal-uh
Pa 3 Ion.
Wotawmumtohuvisgaaythhg
lupraissotrrturrhdtotkeirpnpihmuk-
isgunaltsrattuaoitkrlinuu ,
Audnowlaueoruswiththlslnslisvuat-lss
'I’n tread but use mansion-super
I
no.
totboiollnwinu:
auilm hwieesrewithtblrhsastlfsi-ud
humanly-“imbue”
~11“me
Lilli-outlay-
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3;;
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=I
“malls-fulfills.
oolumugoolsssul
iheothor; uboveoathsslghttko
statueaiumarblooriubrouu.
Werlusystillstuudonthetoweroflhe
oupito and surveythat glorious pal»
lama bounded by Tumfisbluu'u
Allan nu. anddresmyhstthstseme
wrseomslflwor iMyecsago. The
Forumhslowwasoueradimtavmueot
tanplu, iriumphal arches, triumphal
statues, monuments
mmmmmh
mike raced saline-dds;
the MW of “NW eept definitely an n definite
or am and thsbulilicsol Juliusou '
temple.
cummoutheidttlutoflnuuandthe
toweringpaluoesofthel’ulatineundtho
(Tucaslaxlmuubeyundthevalley.
astheeyecaureschwouldhevu‘thou-
tor-.mormoushathsmolouslsepulehere,
ohefiskncolumns, fountains.equestriuu
Thowalisottheeesumptuoue odiiioea
areallofdanliughrillianco inorieutal
marblce.bright with moraicand with
Mmdtheirrootsureoomdwitb
plateau! hammered gold. In the tar
distance, mom terraces and gardens
shadywiththe dark foliage“ cymum
www.mightbeueeuthe sque-
duciewhichbrlng from thomountains
wholerlversiutothocitymfillitsthou-
sandhaths and its hundred fountains.
And between the aqueduct: and the
porticoos.iaraethoeyocaureachtothe
hills beyond, villas gleam in the sun
withthdrtarmgurdeunutatueesud
' 'nitaeli. This
oreinee so
“no Girl 1 un near-a la"
The fame of the song “The Girl I Left
Behind hie“ isworldwide. No British
man-oi-wur leaves harbor, no British
reghueut leaves its station {or toreigu
service. without thoplaintivouir being
heard by themeuwhonro leavingaud
the girls—their mothers. sisters. wives
and sweethearts—who are being left he
hind. This song. like many another
that has stirred the British heart at
homeund abroad. that has given valor
inthe light and brought thesoft recol-
Par
lections of the motherland amid the ""Mt'
horrors of the battlefield, is anonymous.
It is no doubt of Irish origin, but no
one can tell who wrote either the words
orthe music. It has been {mild int nowinoffic
manuscript dated about 1770. "The air
was also taken down," says Bunting.
Bel-lag laps of Stain.
Pants. July til—The police 0! this city
by orders of the government are selling
chap maps of Siam which are oderrd lor
sale on the lmulevardmnnd which repro-
urnt the Siamese lronticr in ‘
SIAM SUBS FOR PEACE.
W
ans-Inked nut Ira-co Should rut-Ir It
lot Ilaady In hubs-it.
Wuhan. July $13—31. PM II». the?!“
mialrter reddsuhpriev to hi» dapartul‘
had sfluelluterview with lh—vawongseths
Siam-0.1m mieiwter. wl.» raid that
hisgoverument wusultoublirtl that [runes
considered their reply to the French ulti-
matum us a rein-oi Io couiplywltb its
terms. It was impossible. he mid. to»
wow-d.
France had never defined her rights to An-
uam and Cambodia, but the king. rune-t
ly Galvin; pence and a speedy settlement
ofthe whole case, had declared his ruadl»
ue-toahandou to Aunam and Cambodia
all the posts that had been attacked uswell
as the territory near them. including
Stungtreng and Rhona. although those
places were admitted to he Siamese.
Captain II. M. Jones. British minister
to Slum. acting under orders cablcd from
London, maintain» a strictly uoncomlnit-
in] attitude.
no Blockade Put 0‘
Pears, July ills—It is stated that an et-
lectiva blockade of the Siam-recount
the French lie-ct will only begin on Sutur-
day or Sunday next. Until then all the
powers will not have received notice of
France’s intention to establish a blockade.
The Chinese charge d’at‘iuiru had an ia-
terview with the chiei officials at the lor-
rigu olllce in regard to Siam.
gLE
”gonna-Idiom“
miss. II
pie. Leno's a-M'M
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l Isasrive. This drink
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HERE'S MEDICINE
Jig'é’i'fi‘é'lé‘fiwu‘.’ '1:ng
no who'd-
mmetncmim' .-
by monstr-nnnn- nor- sure“.
lullamrnat
’I’fll‘s IV. C.
TII‘L
Gel
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Cure rue-o so.» Dragging.
"All “Ill! ”3000!”.
commune:
DUMP}. W113
warms,
ion. Congestion. at.
soon a no: in Day: M
It mums. ”(liter
5mm: (10.. I. Y.“
sex I. CIITI.
Eleni-elm
HONEY REFUN DID
llttiey Foil to Relieve «Cure.
with English ideas. ’
HENDRICKS DEFENDS THEM.
sq- ta. ohm... Fraud Chargal a" Total-
I’m
9.
NEW YORK. July 27. — Collector Ren-
dricks has returned fromSyrseuseaud he
gun the investigation ordered by Assistant
Secrctary Ilamlin at Washington In regard
to the fraudulent admission oi Chinese
into this country. The chief object of the
investigation is to ascertain just what pan
tion of the alleged trend has been particl-
paIed in by Special and Acting Collector
J. J. Conch. Deputy Collector Gunner and
Chief Clerk Dunn of the navigation do
Cohctor Hendricks. speaking ol the
matter. intimated that the charges had
been trumped up lor the purpose of throw»
lug discredit on some of the Republicans
He said: ‘IThe officials acted simply an
cording to the law laid down to cover that
“from A. ONE“. W, A. D. 1&0, au‘ matter. They could not have acted other»
Chappell, while he put in an
this sort originated. Wherever
played on every mau-ol—wsr
routo Mail.
oiunmixed junior though tho
wrotehortbaukuuud
lute. thepartyiu power did all
thrill-yin
the victory.
cinmtotho air, admits that itrnaybe
lrish. He thinks it wusprobobly writ-
teniu 1758. when there were encamp-
monts along the coast—at Brighton
amongthe rest—where many tunesoi
first played. it is now almost a century
since it became the soldier’s and sailor's
loath-to-louvo. and it has’so long been
weighed anchor and for every regiment
ueit quitied a town where it hadbeeu
stationed that an omission would be
thrmgbt a slight upon the ladies-Jo-
lla-ora to the Victor of Flu-balm.
Anne was in her closet one day
at Windsor—u little turret chamber
with windows on every side looking over
thogroen and tortilevslioy of the Thames.
with all the trees in full summer foli-
age. and the harvest beginning to be
gathered in from the fields-when there
was brought to her a ucrapof crumpled
paper bearing upon it the few hurried
lines which told of the ”glorious victory"
ol tho battle of Blenheim. It had been
torn on in haste from a memrmdum
bookou the field and was ucribbledover
wrthun tun reckoning on the other side.
The commotion it caused wa‘ not one
and there was ugreat thanksgiving oer-v:
ice at St. Paul's which she attended in
ouxhappeuredinlugluudwlthlnsprb
oneruundtrophiee—amarshalofl‘rance
ansoagthsformer.sml mauystuudurds
tuk'eniathodeld—the smdnrmt
thoreud date unknown. The fir was “5"”
written for a march, and the English
version of the words, called ’Br'ightou
Camp.’ diners considerably from these."
it wu
as she
been recove
queen lion.
that in
warsaad
beach
dwallvla
m
. W
warrant.
purity in the rsemtly
eons-alas
mfl
i
Whom
'l‘wo ”lib-r: Suicides.
Pll‘l‘r‘Bl'ItG, July ‘5.»ltohort .»\. Watson.
aged 27 and single. an inspector for the
Monongahela Water company at the south
side. sent a bullet through his head killing
himself instantly. Temporary insanity.
produced by the extreme beat. is auppoaed
to have been the cause (or the deed. An un-
known mau climbed to the top of the Fort
\Vayne railroad bridge and jumped lot!
the water to feet below. The body has not
ml.
Hunted la the Ollupul.
Viscot'vrzn. B. (3., July n-Adviem by
steamer tell oi the marriage oi Cora Blanche
hilarty oi Pitt-burg to Charles Mittaur
Bradbury of l’rtenburg. Va, at Kunaya-
wa. Japan, on July 4. the Rev. ’1‘. C.
“'luu. In addition to
mouy a civil eeremouy was performed at
the United States comma for lilogo and
oi whom are now ins
All who were taken
Trap-so Porter-sea llurt.
CHICMX). July 27.~Leo and Clip Hen-
doea. trapeze prrlormers. who have but.
ahowi this week at the Olympic theater,
on Clo-sh street. at the madlflonof their
actlalladistunmol ”led.“ oi the.
narrowly escaping instant death.
Uhovty lull M Vam luau).
Nuw You. July I‘l.——Ths Colombian
liberty bell committee issued an appeal to
all patriotic societies and individuals ask.
lugfor contributions to noble them--
mitten to carry est there-ions patriotis
works planned by it.
”shawl-h.
Am". July “aloha lamb-pal it,
was rau over bytks ears and instantly
klliedwhllsjuraflugtral- :-
liaboursllrualea
misdirected.
Deputy Collector (‘ouch has handed in
his statement in regard to his action in in-
dorring the consular certificates held M
incoming Chinunrcn. In this he
remarks upon the letter of the law, which
does not rcqulrrhim or other custom om~
cialu to identity the holders oi certificates.
but only to indorue tbooe .rhat have been
properly signed, vouched for and stamped.
Both Deputy Collector (inner and Chic!
Clerk Dunn make similar statements.
briefly
a religious one
Tweaty-asvuu‘l'ubsusd by Ink.
louswux. July n—A mysterious case
poisoning occurred hers. As a result
3w]. have been taked violently ill,
th
sirloin
d
milk purchased from the dairy of F
loser.
Dd.-
strrrt. Thebedywasusuriyrutiutwo.
lap-rubs!
liuw Your. Julyfl.—8uprrvborlluvvry
'1'.th Brooklyn was errand on a
him with son-
band-ls
expound
witkthuburluloivslrruaa
mum's-II.
PuuruAuuor, l. 1.. July newnes-
J.0auw’s raw-ill sud hhryrrdwas
entirely destroyed by
was set on In byau
so-sdllcultywitkcattw.
MM”
13mm,“ July 01—th perv
elea atllautukstwus broken into, the
men
“Mamflli
mm
haunt”
fi‘E-E-Ea‘
now he:
0|l0|llli
~ I I“
ROOT
extract makes gallons.
Guaranteed to
prevent and cure
Groun- Pricr. lists
I"
WILLIAMS’
“ Is the kind that suits.”
Very reireshin , easily made. One bottle
Soldeverywhere.
\ Immutable-.mt‘t.
4 Good Lots
9 Nice Lois
are mostly paid
week-the happy
eottagoealnsdy
one”
Heston
sitter mun”
Hliiii! «w
2 Large Lois Bunm Ave.
Woodward lve.
Riverside Ave.
I4 Choice Lois
lincoln Ave.
is Sigmly lots
on the Bluii
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be oflerod than those lots on
tho Woodward oetato Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of those lots “on tonne
to suit the purchaser.” They
up now, and
their manta deedsurouotod
in The sentinel nearly army
owneruoia
proepoctIVohome. Youknow
them; youcansoethomodol
built. Why
not make a beginning new?
You can buy {or cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
ll youwill onlytry youwill
malotiusshorttlmo.
{moo
$350, $400, etc.
blowu who coo-u with beseeuat
$75-03? m’mr'urhhlfi thongs! We!
uumu an m
.mm or” “about
vam.1ei;n.-M.vmfindg I‘M" & Bow“.
“.metm “a“. Wmmfly_,
amine-ammundtr.m “ on the or JOHN
WNW mm at the once of
tor-summons The Old Well Cigar 00
“Whom-the 1. w
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rant.
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American Purple lop lluia laga,
iilliie French and float,
Yellow Stone.
Yellow Elaine.
Yellow iheIIieen,
SiIap leaf,
\illiie Egg.
Fresh Tested Stock
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from III r in; t to the an eau
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consult . Guillord in the strictest coul-
dence. and with the umrunce 0! the
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to modern surgery and medicine. Home can
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stamp. Int” I!
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Hus
Push.
Snap.
Echools:
Morality.
Harmony.
Cordislity.
Talk about it.
ram
hi2: “3:3???“
I‘Ire all haters. sit dowu omen.
Immrosecthethowuliare‘gmrbanl
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Best Mode.
at the lowest prices.
OlL STOVES
and all kinds of
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" Plumbing.
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THE W000 “BEST."
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Closmg Out Sale
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Tristram & Hyatt’s,
‘ N0. 2 Gazette Building. Norwaik.
In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
close out our entire stoclk of outside garments of allkinds, includ-
ing Iadioe’, Miseee’ andChildron’s garments, Ladies’ Jackets in
black, navy tan and muted goods, with cloth and velvet capes,
full back and $21 sleeves. Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18
years in plain j ate and with on . Children’s garments from
4 tom years in light and dark on ore. Every garment must be
sold and in order to do it we will sell them at less than the
monufacturere’ price.
HALF PRICE.
All of our new and fashionable capes will be included in this
sale, at just one-half thoir former price.
Tristraim & Hyatt,
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Wagons of All Kinds and at All Prices!
to This season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purposes,
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Which. {or Qualit and Price. cannot be best in the country. and
I will make It to the puirchaser'o advsn to buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you have ooked at my stock.
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Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
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