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high when
tie band 0f
federate rs,
rounding a a
sharp trot a cl e
in the road 1 ‘-.
Winchester.
came auddlnly
upon an old nl grc
man, croulhed
by the waylido,
building it ill of
leaves and tn igs
He looked up in
scouting alarm all they halted and at lut-
ed them with an obsequiona "Q ood
eb'n'n. Mars Cun’l. Good eb' '11,
gemm'u. " rising and dotting his ‘ tat-
tered but as he spoke. He was very ling-
ged, very block and as scared as hciwus
both rugged and black. ‘
“Who aroyou? Where do you dome
from? What are you doing lierel’l do-
manded Captain Monroe. 3 largo; sul-
low, suturnine looking man in command
of the detachment. .
“Ma name’s Biddle, nah—Gus r
id-
dle. Ahwuz jist wuhkin away or-
long, nah, f’m Shan’ndnlo to’ Winches-
ter, sub, foh to sec of A11 couldn'tlilnd
ma duh'tcr's manSam on site
foh to lay ma olo hold an fine in! e
to out. Mighty hau’d times accept: a
you there?" asked the
po' ole niggah, Bah.”
“What have
captain, pointing to a battered, handle-
less old coffeepot standing by the flick-
ering little firc.
"Dut's mo medicine ten, sch, fol
blood on do mizz'ry in ma stmnmill
“Hand it up here." The old man
obeyed promptly, and the ofliccr, lifter
sniffing its contents, with a look oil dis-
gust remarked. “Sassafras, ” as be hand-
od it back. ,
“Yes, sub. an aildcr roots on dockun
’sang. It's a mighty good cornpoiicrn-
tion, sail."
“Lucky for you it hasn't tho smell
of a Yankee coffee ‘componerutioli.’ ”
growled the captain, who asked a bum
ber of questions, like a suspicious: and
shrewd cross examiner. They wcilc all
answered readily enough, and yet he did
not seem satisfied. “I think I’ll give
you a good whipping anyway, ” ho cou-
eluded.
“Oh, fob do Lawd's sake. don"t do
dnt, nah! Ali'ze too olo on sick to stun
it, cuu'L ” .
“I wouldn't hurt the poor old follow
if [were you, captain," spoke up a
bright, chccry funcd young licutttnant
riding by his shin. “Ho hasn't done
anything to deserve it, has he?" ‘
“No, pomibly not specially, but he
ought to how it on general principles.
Every niggcr is a spy for tho Yanlnbcu "
“Mars Uuu’l, dcm mizz‘nblo leikccs
buhn’t Mars liniucs’ place, who All had
a good homc, nu drobc mo out on do
cola wuhld nu imn'd wiutcr a-oomin
on Oh, Ah don't fabor no Yankees,
Mars Cliti'l. " ‘
The captain griunod grimly, then,
turning away, n-plicd indiff'crcutlly to
. his lieutenant, “Well, Townly, havo
your way about it—lct him go, “’ and
rode on with his troop. Before follow-
ing flicm tho licutcnmlt threw ntCon-
fedcrutc bank note—tho bcst money be
had—to the old negro, who caught it
eagerly and with profuse gratitude con-
tinued culling: “T‘nnk you, snhl (Gowd
bless you, sub!" as long as he could be
heard by his bcuefactor.
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l e e e l e
Tho trtmpers stopped that uigltt in
Winchester, and Lieutenant Towuly
availed himself of the opportunity to
pay a visit to the
residence of tho
late J udgo Chun-
ler, wucro he was
on the cnvinblo
footing of an ac-
cepted suitor for
the hand of the
o n 1 y (laughter,
Miss Edith Chan -
let, a charming
girl of 18. In tho
eemlobscurity of
the parlor he saw
as he entered a ’
girl bowed over a rowan AND some
table and weeping almost hysterically.
Thinking llt'!‘ Edith, he walked quickly
toward her. but at tho sound of hill efops
she raised llt'l' hood, and he recol izod
her as Miss (slum Furwcll, Edith'l cous-
in. She did not wait forthlm to a dress
her, but find in haste through 1F back
door, Hilll \vccping bitterly. Hard y had
she disappeared when Edith, ML? had
been untitled of his arrival. cum into
the room, and after their mutuall affec-
tlonnto greeting and a little purely per-
sonal conversation natural undo! their
relations as lovcrs ho asked hurt pav
thcticnlly: “What is the motto! with
Miss ll'nrwcll? She Willi hero. or: g us
if her heart Would break, when] came
in and run away when 1 was} about
epooking lo bur. Has she a tooth c?"
"A toothache!" replied Edith indig-
nantly. “flow like a man that l ea ill
Nothing but n physical pain still your
leathery sensibilities. PoarClaril She
has heard that her father is killi and
aim loved him my dearly. ”
"He was on the other aide.vvam't be?"
"Yes. in a Michigan regiment I be-
lieve. Oh. how and in all this di zn
work of murder among fellow oi
menggo should be Wlll.
a on on eta tel ’
the rights as vea £6 chil
agitatdea higher." .
'Don’tletuagetintoadlacud
thatnow,dearEdith. and
lrnamanintheseuth ‘
mystical-that honor
peihimtoglvohialltato
vaaieucfhlutatad'fuhe
-« Mamysudmt
'heartlsbroken."
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t chamber that night and now noth-
when he was going to bed she recurred
her a sigh of sympathy. At daybreak.
am and began droning with soldier-
in his toilet and attiod usif
listening.
A girl’s voice, fresh, strong and swoot,
carolod and lillcd, not in the not mous-
ures of any song. but in such an cxu~
bcrunt outburst of rouludcs, trills and
iiourinhos of melody as somuml the up-
paralyzed.
happy heart, iron from corn and sorrow.
“My God, " ho excluimud to himself,
bod, listened and gaspmi: ”Great hoov-
ctis, what rui uttorly heartless crcufurc
Or ciao grief has turned her brain. "
Miss Farwoll nppcurcd at tho break.
fast table and demonstrated the muses-
tho family added together. Tho lioutcn-
meat, as Falwell. "
“About pupa, you moan?" slm rcplicd
laughingly. “Oh, I guess it was not true.
There are so many slorics flying about
now one nevcr knows what to bcllcve. "
tho subject.
He had no uppclilc. licr callous in-
difference sickcucd him.
could he have believed hcr cnpnblo of it,
yard.
front the stablo.
curtain suspicion occurrcd to him.
explained the astonishing change in tin
wisest thing a man can do.
I
Q C O D I
turn and give them a lcssou on tlicdnn
gcr of getting too close to him. Tho on
evcntuatcd in nu cutiru reversal of (ion
swept 'l'hcy wuro murdered in a mm
piko into the Mmuuuttcn nuigc. tun
thosc who took tho pike. Ho had been
whnn tho tide of battle turan and {cum
himsclf inextricably lnvolvct and hclp
icesly carried along by tho panic «trick
on throng. Cullll‘xldctl wci‘c falling nbon
merits. pounding hoofs, cracking car
blues and pistols, yelling yolccs and in
A bullet turn its wny through his righ
forearm: his anlmr dropped front hi
nervelcee hand. The next lnomctlt hi
horse ntumbled and went down.
mun aiming a
1'0”th an‘ll).
nougb to fell him unconscious
Lieutenant Townly occupied the beat
g more of the unhappy orphan. nor
indeed did he even think of her while
in company with his betrothed, but
to hie remembrance. and be accorded
having to join his comrades curly. be
like haste, but suddenly litoppod short
bubbling dud outgushing of a purely
with a look that was almost fright, "that
is Clara singing! i am euro of it! Ikuow
her voice!" He sat upon tho cdgc of the
sion of more spirits than all tho rust of
ant looked upon her with icy disnp-‘
prowl. butshc did no seem tube aware your?! it Extru-
of it. Finnll hcsuid hismostsolcmn cu {”00 0" .. ‘
manner, “I ylcarncd last evening with tune 1" NOW “”3“” MEETS “15
Iln regret of your recent lwmuve— York. Ellmmuu RESCUE“
And with that sins scorned to dismiss
N cvcr before
and tho hidcous question forced itself
upon him, “Arc other girls like hcr, or
is she an exceptional monstcr?" Soon he
got up from tho tablo and cltnnccd to
glance out. of a window into tho back
There upon the wood pile, with
a piece of corn bread in one hand and
his "medicine ten" pot in the other, sat
the old vagrant dorky. Ho was outing
his frugal brcakfnst and looking at the
groom bringing the licufcnnnt's horse
The young ofliccr pondered gloomily
as he rode and had gone full flm milcs
of the way back from Winchcstcr to
General Fitzhugh Lou's camp bcforo a
At
that point two widcly dissimilar things
suddenly presented themselves in junta.
position before his mental vision. One
was the hcnrtbrokcn girl merrily sing-
ing; the othcrthc old dorky on tho wood
pilc. And it came to him as an inspira-
tion that the presence of the latter in
some way—if he could only see how——
former. It was by no means impossible
that thc negro should linvo brought news
to Clam Monroe was doubtlcss right in
looking upon all Of flint race on. poten-
tially at least, Yauikco spied Shouldhc
mnfido his suspicious to tho captain, he
would got himself laughed at if ho was
wrong and if right icrrifynnd grieve tho
family by what might wry woll happen
worn the negro lucklcss cuough to be
caught. Aflcr much cogitutiou ho con-
cluded to lump his mouth shut, which
uudcr most circumstnnccs is about. the
(ioucrul T. W. Rosscr's cavalry came
from Richmond a fortnight lufcr mid
joiucd (icncrnl Early with the. uvowml
intention of “swwpiug tho invaders
out of fin- vullcy. " Licutcnunt’i'ownly,
(looming that "u coiisuninmtiou devout-
ly in be wishcd. ” since Winchester and
Edith worn in the debatable ground, ob-
tained pcrmission to serve with them as
a voluntccr aid on (.ieuoral Rmscr’s
stud. Whou Gum-ml Sheridan govo up
tho project of a winter campaign in tho
mountains and fell back on Winchester,
the Confcdcrutu cavalry lllll‘wilit‘ll his
rear so duringly that ho dctcnuiucd to
suing trouble at Tom’s Brook (,‘ruasing
erul Riisacr'sprogrnmnw. 'l‘ho swm-piug
was done. but his cavalry worn the
rout. some by way of Columbia Furnace
to tho mountains, othcrs up tho vullcy
many new-r stopped until tlwy got. into
(ioncral Early's munp south of Mount
Jackson. Lieutcunut Townly was among
sent to tho front with orders, won them
lilm, wounded horned droppcul in the
way. increasing tho confusion, and tho
air was full of a deafening tumult mndc
up of clashing etccl, cluttering equip—
nrticuloto cries of those struck by dcnth.
All lid'
fol] he had a dim perception of a huge
Federal cavalry-
hls hood a sober
' out that would
theflatofthe blade. Buteventbatwu
he abody’ahaa'sl”
next thing hoknewhewaelyiug in:
thicket, a ittlewayefttberoad, undo
Ml of watt.
quickly. you are due We
have M tethe min. Month the
woods. avoid the Maud My ‘llkesatn
Bill until you and youth-lends."
"But Put our prisoner!" ‘
"Not mac Come. mount. " ‘
"You have saved my life and"--—-
“And so we're even. "
“I don't understand you, but I with
I could adequately express my grativ
tudc. "
“Show it by taking care of the life
you any l’vo saved. To do that you’ve
got to get out. And while You are go-
ing remember that 'one good turn (is-
, servos another.’ "
The two men parted with a cordial
handshake and gallopod away in oppo-
aitc directions.
e ' e a ‘e ‘ e
At tho close of the war Lieutenant
Cuthbcrt Townly and Miss Edith Chan-
lcr married. Clara Farwell had already
rejoined her he
titer in the north
and in nrri cd
thorn. Times
were hard in tho
south, and Mr.
Townly. who had
read luw,but sow
little hope of
building up a
practice at home,
as managing clcrk tho oliicc of n. prom-
inent lcgul firm. he worked his way up
by ability and stcudincss of purpose un.
til in a couple of yours ho was admitted
as u junior pnrtncr and could look with
confidence upon a vcry promising futurc.
Edith nftcr n time enjoyed much herlifo
in tho metropolis, ,but oi'tcn regretted
that she had quito lost sight of her cous-
in Cluru, whose home was somewhere in
that indofinito region f‘uwny out West. ”
Ono spring when Mr. Tcwuly was a
stout, middlo' aged lawyer with on es
tublishcd reputation some legal affairs
called him out to (hilt-ago, and he made
a pleasure jaunt of his business trip by
taking his wife with him. In the fair
city by the lake he had the good fortune
to find :1 couplc of old Virginian friends,
who received him very hospitably, and
among other endeavors for his en tertain-
mcnt introduced him in their Southern
society, an organization composed a1-
mout cutiroly of men who had worn the
Confedcratc gray. Geninl good fellows
he found them. iron from sectional bit-
terness, us almost all are who fought
thoir fight outon the field, and the most
nmicublc fooling existed between them
and the mmulwrs of a Grand Army post
which met in the rooms adjoining theirs.
So perfect was the good understanding
existing liotwccn the two organizations
that \vlicu Decoration day was dra 'ng
near tho post cxtcndml to tho socio y a
cordial imitation to join in celchrutiou
of tho anniversary. and the socicty with
plclisuro ncccptcd.
Mr. Townly nccmnpunicd his fricndv
on tho tx-cxtsion and found himself in
hourly accordwith the prevailing senti-
mcnt of the day. Toward the close of
the public cxcrcisos one of the post ofl‘i-
ccrs npproadied him, saying in an iii-
tcrrogutivo tone, “Licufcuunt Townly, l
bellow-'3"
“That is my luiuic. " replied the gen-
tleman fiddl‘t-Ns‘vtl. "i trust you will
pardon my dufcctivc mcmm y, but though
your fuco son-ms familiar i cannot place
you H
”Did you got back to cutilp all right
from Tom’s Ilmok t‘rossing?"
“Ah, now i rcnn-mlwr! You are the
man who szivcd my life thorn! “'0", 1
am indcod happy to incl-t you again.
even if you did lcuvo u puzzlo in my
mind that has worried mo ever since by
saying that it ‘mudc us even,’ and that
'one good turn deserved another. ' "
The Grand Army men laughed. “You
shall understand today. But, first,_to
introduce niysclf. I married your wife's
cousin. (.‘larn"
"Oh, then you are Mr. Gooding?"
9
"Yen And now lct us got out of this
crowd to my curriugc. Clam often
speaks of you and will be glad to see
you at dinner. "
”But my wife is at the Sheraton ex-
pecting tun. "
“Edith hcrul Butter yct. Wu will go
and got her. "
Mrs. Townly rcccivcd tho Chicagoan
as an old friend, and when her husband
looked uni-prised said, “Ho came court.
lug Clara at tho some time you were
courting inc." That puzzled him, and
when he mmtcd to know how it chanced
they had ncvcr mot under ouch circum-
stunccs Mr. (ioodiug mid. “Wait a lit-
tlc, and you shall know. but only at my
boom. "
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When tho cousins, now middlo aged
Women. but with hearts still young, had
embraced and cried a little together out
of ahecr happiness at tliuir rounlcn. Mrs.
Goodlng introduced her two pretty
daughters, who tiling n medley of south-
ern and northern rouge appropriate to
the day. While this was going on Mr.
flooding excused himself for afevr min.
utea on a plea of attending tomato neg,
looted business. Presently an 01 negro
chained in, carrying a scuttle of col for
the grate fire.
"Great Scotti" exclaimed Mr. Tawn-
ly, recognizing him at once. "Are you
alive yet?"
" BI. nah. Ah'mallve ‘ t—khem
t
a
a
t
Mm'hlobbaeurlad
from a and; about his m
More. howdnyoooal dodnttynp
"'Jmnte."aaid nu. flooding tom.
of the null. " abated! ulterior
daddytowflh but.”
.‘i‘mly
you. _ .
mighty good tuba or unit will do
good Lewd felt a chance to melt me
chew” ' .
Mr. Townly ataeted. but before he
could open his lips, with movements so
quick as those of a “lightning change
artist," the aged dorky. by a compli-
opted twist and v‘vrlggle, divested him-
self of his rags. as he already had of his
complexion, and stood revealed as Mr.
flooding in a blue uniform.
“Holy Moses!" gasped the astounded
eonthcrncr. while the room rang with
the laughter of the cousins. who had
only by grout effort restrained them-
selves to await the denouemcnt.
"I was,” said Mr. Gooding when a
quiet explanation became practicable,
“one of Major Young's scouts, and thin
was my favorite disguise. in it I used
to visit Clara,
and my secret
waswcll kcptun- 3
til now by your
wife, who was in
our confidence all
along. The day .
we first nictI was ,
carrying to Clam ‘- »
a message front
hcrfathcr thctho \' - ‘
was olive and “4,, N".
well, though in ““- ’ /
mor bad hint \7
(load, nndit made rowxnv Is svuriusun.
her so happy that she promised that
night to marry inc. Hero is whom I had
it hidden. ” ilc miscrcwcd the bottom
of thoold (,‘(Jl’ft‘t'lli)i, showinguconccnlcd
insido pinto, rongln-ncd to rcccivopcn-
cil marks. "Molly an important dis-
patch but; bccn written in tin-r0, and I
wouldn't told,- a thousand dollars for tho
old pot today. Wlwn you suvcd mo from
u whipping, you mrcd my lifc, for if I
bod bccu .‘lll'lppt‘tl and my skin found
whim yonr captain would ban: hanged
mt,- nt once So Witch 1 rcscucd you it
was no tum» than cvcn. "
.1. ii. (.‘oxwmiv.
2
Some Foolleli Mothers
lmt their babies cry with Colic, giving
mother no rest night or day. How fool
ish, when Dr. Hand's (Jolie Cure gives
immediate relief to baby. it removes
wind from the stomach. quiets the nerves,
and gives restful sleep. Mother. send
today toyour drug store for a 25 cent
bottle. Think of the weary hours it
saves you. If baby's gums are sore,
trethiugmse Dr. Hand's Teething Lotion.
At all druggiste 25 cents.
lf King Solomon was alive he would
say: "60 to the traveling man. learn his
ways. and be wise." Mr. C. W. Battell.
8 Cincinnati traveling mun representing
the Queen City Printing Ink Co.,afier
suffering intensely for two or three days
from rheumatism, completely cured it
with two applications of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. This remedy is gulninga
wide reputation for its prompt cares of
rheumatism, lame back, epruins, swell-
inge, and lameness. 50 cent bottles_are
for sale by G. C. Stillmn. dmggiet.
One of the best cv‘iiienccs that Ayer‘s
iiair Vigor is an article of exceptional
mom. is thc fact that the demand for it
is constantly increasing. No one who
uses this incomparable dressing thinks
of trying any other preparation for the
hair.
it a New York millionaire gives a din-
her at 5th avenue and 26th sti'cet, costing
$700.00, which gives 19 ple dyspepsia
and these people a d 1,455.00 in doc-
ors‘ bills and ii y have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cum thorn,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be giwn, there
being 87 persons at the (cast?
inquire at Plaietod‘s drug store, where
you may have the probh m mlvwi and
mt information ahnm l‘. lotus Bic i l‘uve
“Ten people out of e-lozen are inva-
lids," says a recent medical authority.
At least eight out of these ten, it in safe
to allow, are suffering from some form
of blood disease which a persistent use
of Ayer’a Sarraparilla would besureto
cure. Then. don't be an invalid.
alllicted will rejoice with I). E. Corr of
is an old sufferer from inflammatory
been troubled in this climate.
in consequence has had another attack.
most to look at. Upon the urgent
swellln and eeaetho
wee-
it to be the finest thing for rheumatism.
pains and awellinga extant.
i. t). Htlllnon, druggiat.
IMPERIAL CAFE,
CARL SCHAUB, Proprietor.
Imported Wines, Liquors and
order, Oysters, Clams, Lobetere,
Soft Shell Crabs.
It:
“Manama,”
emblem mm ,
u.
use
ova-uh mom» “.3...
with lameness of theshculder, resulting ,
Porsche-who sympathino with the
123'. Harrison street. Kansas City. He
rheumatiam, but baa not herewlf‘o‘rae
f.
winter he went up into Wisconsin. and
“It came upon me again very acute and
severe," he said. “My joints swelled and
became inflamed: sore to touch or al-
requeet of my mother-ln-law i tried
Chamberlain's Pain Balm to reduce the
in, and to my
lilo surprise. it till both. i haw
used three fifty-cent bottles and believe
I’m train by ‘
Sn. ll Railroad Place. iiolub Norwallt. ('ulll)
Iii-undies, Ruppert's Beer on
Draught, drawn from the wood!
Chops and Steaks cooked to
Give us a call and test our
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won POWER.
if u want h if I ' I
own“ on your one c prod quick and
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58 North Main so.
“it South Norwalk.
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DENTIST.
Painless Extracting with Gas,
lilallzed fir or Cocaine. No
Extra' Charge.
Sets of Teélh. $5 to $|0
Office hours, frOm it u. m. to 6 p m.
iJr. Boutwell hi usln a. preparation in fill-
llng which renders tic tumrutlou as nearly
painless as possible without injury to the
teeth.
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
4 80. Main St. 80. Norwalll.
mltlm
W HOUSE ' MOVER-
Buildings moved in first-class order. Steam
boilers and heavy machine'E'yéa specialty.
Box :ul. Norwhlk. Conn.
9.21 W
WHEN insuring your llfe be sure that. you
get a plain and definite contract. Do
not. allow yourself to be deluded by estimates.
Do not be misled by numsn.—'l‘ontlnee. Semi-
Tontlnes. Distribution Plans. Console, etc,,
however rklllfully disguised. all mean some.
tblnglndefiuiw and umwrmln. Twenty. flf‘
teen. ten years is a longtime to Wait to find
out. what. you have got. Many changes will
happen in that time. Better know w at you
are paying for when you start. All scheme -
whereby some are to gain What. others lose are
alluring and Ileluslve, and upon this
'i’ontine and Distribution Estimates around.-
finite possibly you may be one of the lame.
ememher that the Connecticut Queen]
Life Insurance Co. is entitled to your first
consideration. since it holds is foremost hoe
among the Life insurance Companies 0 this
Country, and offers superior advan ‘
features of the business. together wl h t
Financial Security. Insure in the Connecticut
General Life Inauraooe Co. Every la
s'dlreet. simple. and guaran oontrmt.
Nothing is left indefinite to be settled at a fu-
ture time. 8. 8. L’flOMMEDlEU, Art.
I ll Washington Street,
-ou slur nu‘rnn on”
common? 5 mm.
[JIM/I’m
incineration, am drum/.1:
will!
Physician nub—ail
ins. DllTi.Elllllllll
(‘un be consulted at her ulllce,
342 Broad 8t.. Bridgeport. llonn.,
from it] a. m. to 7 p. rn. any duyeacept Sunday.
The Doctor is a regular ph stolen. and for
the ant-t sixteen yearn has in e the DISEASES
of ’OMEN a specialty. Ladle- aaflerlng
from any; dlfllcult' lachent to the sex can
consult i . Uflllfol’t in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the moat
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement canes. erms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replied to. la-
cloee stamp. ”if
CliTTMiES Tllwl T,
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Bell island.
Cottages of :l, 5. 7. 10 and It! room.
by the mouth or season.
Mmlley road connect ions with south Nor-
walh every :ll mluu'et-z connecting; at
flouth Norwalk by N. Y. N. H. and
it.“ all poluui east, west and north.
Fnr'terma and full particulars. address.
T. H. FOSTER.
lit-ll island: or. llanbury. Conn.
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FEHTllllEllS
lll
Bradley’s
Superphosphate.
Potato Manure.
Ground Bone.
Mapes' Fertilizers.
cooking. All the choice brands of
The most complete‘ cafe in SUPERPHOBPHATES, BARK-
town. YARD MANURE, AIR
BLAOKED LIME AND LAND
PLABTER, at wholesale prices.
ilmou ails.
' IOU'l‘Ebl
Norwalk Chronicler