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The hlind man athls window bars
Stands in the morning dew: diet.

The lily footed dawn. the stars
That wait. for it. are naught to him.

And naught to his unsee'ing syn
The brownuess of a sunny plain.
Where worn and drowsy August lies

And wakens but to sleep again.

And naught to him a greening slope
That yearns up to the heights above.

And naught the leaves of May that one ‘3'
As softly as the eyes of love.

And naught to him the branching aisles
Athrong with woodland worshipers.
And naught. , the fields where summer
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The way a trailing streamlst goes,
The barefoot grasses on its brim.

The dew that some flower cup o‘crflows
With silentjoy. are hid from him.

To him no breath of nature calls.
Upon his desk his work is laid.
He looks up at the dingy walls
And listens to the voice of trade.
~Ethelwyn Wetherald.

THE TUTOR.

”Say, fellows, let's get rid of him.

 

 

' We can't stand that sort of a teacher,”

said Jack. Darwin one day last April.
“He makes me sick—always preaching,
preaching, pre"——

“Let’s settle him!" shouted three or
four from the outside of the group.

“Aye, aye!" came the answers, and
Taffy Douglass. the fat boy, with his
slow movements, had just opened his
mouth for an “Aye!” when he caught
sight of the new tutor looking at the
boys with u frown on his face, and so
he transferred the intended part of
speech into another loud yawn which
made the new tutor jump, whereupon
111 the boys giggled.

“Who is to be ‘settled.’ Thorn?" the
tutor asked of the tall boy who stood
nearest him. Thorn colored up to the
roots of his hair—he had 11 very fair
complexion and blushed easily, which
led to~hls being called “Rosie" by the
others—and stummered:

"I forg—l don’t—didn't hear, Mr.
Whylnnr . ”

“Perhaps you didn‘t hear the bell
ring for you to go back to your clues
either. What is it, Blake?" demanded
the young man, turning to Teddy.

“What. Mr. Whylnnd?" asked Teddy
innocently.

“Who were you going to ‘scttlo‘ as
I contain?"

“Oh, that‘s only a little way W11 how
of spcukingnbout those Latin translu-
liollfl, sir."

The fulor looked as though he did
not liclich Teddy's explanation. but hc
said ilufllllllz more about it.

Mr. Wliylond was the new assistant
at the headcruy. llc had been there only
:1 wcck. but in that time had 1111111ug1~1l
with his extra rules 11nd hard punish-
ments to make all the boys his encmics.
H1» did trot scclu to 1:1-tulonu with flu'm
noun-how. l’crhnps boarding school boys
are hard to 11111. along with. Dr. Arnold,
president of the school, had cnguucd
this young 1111111 to fill a vacancy on his
sfnfl‘of instructors not because he know
him pcrsonolly. but bccnusc ho had
tillit‘ll high honors at graduation, and,
too his motlu-r was 1111 old frlt‘llil oi
fhc1 doc for s. ”llo is :1 very nicc fcllow
with the 1111 n,“ the doctor llilfl told his
wifc, “but llc forgets l1111'1‘1‘1rwz1s :1 boy.
1‘“ have 11 little talk with him. 1111
punlshcs too offcn. and the boys can‘t
1:111 his big wurdcd explanationsthrough
thcir l111:1d>." lint Dr. Arnold post-
poned his little, talk too long. for the
boys “scfflid” flu-it tutor first.

That offcrnoou the third form l111yg-
did not nutlro us much noiso us usuul,
and that dour old lady. Mother Arnold,
its she was nil‘cctlonufcly culled, sccnivd
tulsclricf 113' she loolu'df‘roul l111r window
out on the playground. Tho boys \\'t'l‘1'
grouped low-tl111r'.fulki11g 11nd modicu-
lutiug violently. 11nd Mothcr Arnold
thought she ought to 111” the doctor
tllunul ll. but he Was out, and by flu-
fimc he came in cwrythlnu was quicf
again. Wlult frunspiro-d 1111 the "com.
1111-." I'll loll you just us if woe sold.

“lwf’s boycott. him,” suggcstcd 'l'cd-
dy, who hadn't :1 may Wvll d11fl11111l idcu
of what boycotting was.

”Uh. shut up!“ growled Ned Turner.
11 fliicksct fellow with Traci lllllll his
slrnrc of brains, “The only way to the
him is to fluid. Take him when he isn‘t
pri'purcd, and two or thrw of 1111 big
follows will lay him out. ”

“'l‘lmt‘e cowardly. " said l-‘ruult Show.
"Nohody hut 'l‘uruor would think of
doing s11cl1“«-»-

“’l‘uko flint liar-kl" shoulcd Nod.

1'” show you who‘s (11'11w”--'1-

llui Frank didn't. lvccuueo just flu-11
I'lfu‘i’y Hoof. the close homily, 1-l111uind
”llurroh!" ill. the lop of his volc". illld
prory 111111 rushed owr to where he 11ml
Tully were scufcd on the fcncc to 11111
what. was the runner. 'l‘llcso iWU imd
l1cctlscpr1rrlicrl imm the other lmyu for
quite awhile, and 1111 Tully announced:

“The Bounty hue stmclt if. followul
We'll force old Why to resign. and I'm
going to do the biggest part of if 3“

"What?” "How?“ "When?" were
the qtlcsilolirl then asked.

"lie quiet. 111111 1‘“ loll you.“ said
flurry. “We‘ll make life disagreeable
for him and make him give up touching
us. Don’t any of you boys study your
lessons tonight, 111111 ioniomnv make all
the noise you 111111 in class. and at even-

ing session Tully will do something to

parental: you. "

“What?" cried Ted.

"Wail and 111111,“ drawled Taffy.
"only have your robin-rompers and lots
of paper balls on hand to use. "

That night was very long to the 1111-
peoiant boys. but they were so Quiet
duflilg evening session that the tutor
thought he had eommencrxl to have

more control one his charges But the

morning dispelled the illusions he had
at thlssane Noteueln the third form
howhlslsssohs, antitwftatwsswens,

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wands no one 111131: oi studying.”

‘At last the tutor lost patience.

“I shall have to refer this matter to
the doctor,” he began.

“Do ”said Frank, whose deskwas on
the opposite side of the room from Taffy.

Now was Tsffy’ s chance. He can-
tiously mounted his desk. his cheeks
bulged out with wind. looking like a
full moon. The boys commenced to
cheer. and Mr. Whylund turned in time
tome Taffy standing on tiptoe on the
desk, with his mouth directly over a
gas burner. That was all he saw, how-
ever, for just then Tnfl’y' 1-1 month opened.
and a gust of wind from it swept down
the gas burner. Immediately all was
darkness, not only in that room, but in
the whole building. ”

Then what an uproar there was! Rub-
bers and books commenced to fly in the
direction of the tutor. Then some one
fired an inkstnnd toward the blackboard.
It did not reach its destination. Just
- then the door opened, and Dr. and Mrs.
Arnold, with several of the teachers
and older boys, appeared with lights and
matches to stop the gas that was escap-
ing from every flarneless burner.

“Silence!" roared the old man. and
every one fell into the seat nearest to
him. “What does this mean, Mr. Why-
land?”

But Mr. Whyland didn’t answor. He
was lying on the floor.

The doctor hurried to him, but found
him insehsiblc. There was a deep
wound in his head, from which the
blood flowed freely.

You could have heard 11 pin drop any
time during the next 15 minutes, the
silence was so deep after Mr. Whyland
had been carried to his room. Finally
Mrs. Arnold returned. She looked wor-
ried, and the sight of her face made the
culprits feel very uncomfortable.

“Boys,” she said, “what does it all
mean? Do you know what you have
done? The doctor thinks Mr. Whylund
will not recover from the blow given
him by flint inkstund. I do not ask who
threw it, but do you realize what has
been done?"

"Mother Arnold, ” said Hurry, break-
ing the silence, "it‘s my fault. I sug-
gested putting the gas out. I’ll take the
blame. "

"But I did it, " said Tally, two great
tours rolling down his cheeks, “1111111
suggested eruscrs 11nd spifbulls. "

“I threw flu-11o rubbers and 11 book, "
owncd Jack.

“And 1 some bonus." said another.
“Will he dlc, Mother Arnold?"

“It is 11 serious injury," suld Mrs.
Arnold, “but we will hope for tho best.
l’cr pl‘i‘St'llO punishnu-nf. you will be
closcly confincd to flu- house for :1 \\'1"1'l{.
and the doctor will 51111 y 111 later. "

"\\‘11don't mind that." said Hurry,
chokinut 111'1'1‘ his words. -“1f' only in-
doesn‘t 1ll11. “

’l‘lrcro was wry little sleeping done
that night at the il(‘ilflf‘llly, 11spc11iully by
tho third form boys. Uuly 111111 or two
had gone so for 11s to prcpztrc for bed.
Tho othcrs blood around in nun-d and
silent groups.

Aft-1r the consultation the doctors
pronounccd Mr. Whylnnd t11lrflsllllf‘r-
lug from :1 scvcrc attack of brain few-r.
chcr wm~ boys Ml frighlcncd ut what
tiny had done or M) 111111 11111111. \lr.
\\l1\l.1ndtu1uh1r w: 1:: 11 i1 grdpllo' 1d for.
111111 111111 in the .1ff1'1noon sltc 1111iv11l
accompnnicd by “1114.411, one of h11r
dunglucrs. Hf his five sisters, ”11.145111
was l11-r lxrollicr‘s furorltc. 11nd lllr'l11\}‘ri
didn't wondcr. f1 11‘ :1 l11v11l1'1-r _\'1 111111: ludy
they 11111'111- had so 11. As 5111!” :15 sill‘ ur-
rlvcd flu- \1'l1ol111-1'l11mlf‘11ll in low with
licr and would do anything that $1111
wishcd. The third form boys naturally
fcli 11 triflc 1~l1y :1f11r what flu-y lrud
ll11lll‘,l|l‘.l .~l111111:1d1-i1l1111ds with 111111 und
ull.

l.c.~.-ous \1‘1-1‘11 11111f1' llf‘tzli'r‘lml 111 flu-
\\'l'1'k lllzll l'nllllWr tl. :lll1l fllr' lioyn \\‘1'i'1,'
quiet as rulcc, Harry and Tully mudc
tliclr f‘olllr'ss’inll to H111 young lulor‘,~
illolllcl’, lull \t‘lir'l'o lllcy expoclwl in in-
bluruod flu y 1-:1 r11 i‘orglwn. Alli-r iodi-
ous waiting Air. Whyiund Tli'Killl to to
cover. ll1-woul1l not I111 1h: Arnold 1111-
pcl lllo boys; ulliil l111l1l11191lf won :1!
fault to lru1l11~cuctulc11 and not “wilds
of the boys. The in 11's wrrc unflruuz in
flu-lrcfl‘ot‘ls lotun 111111111111 11nd 1lo1-V1
crythirn: for him.

0111- duy. whrn llt'i‘ 111111 was hourly
well. Mrs \l'lryluu1l11'cut to flu» ll1lr1l
form cl11s~r1uurrwylflr Mrs. Arnold and
111.:1I1111 liftlc sprccll lo ilw boys,

"1 wont to full you. lmys." Hold 1111c.
”how ltlchut'd, myonly111111.1vusbrof111l1l
up, His fuflwr was 11 1111111] ofliccr 11nd
wus uwuy port of our}: yror hcf‘orc hu-
dicd. and so Inn 11111 foruuuuuo the boy.
lliclmrd 111'1'111' \\‘1'11l to school, 1111 you
hey» do. but i taught him of llomowlfll
his flvc 11'111111111. H1- 4|M1u'll1l1'tl onlywilh
women uufll I111 wont to college, so you
11111 11:111in 11111 why l1o1lid11‘t know how
to 1111111111111 or ll‘lii'll lmyu. llr- 111113-11 llllil
when lw recon-rs ho is going folmow
you better and is 1111111 tluu lfo will like
you and be hide to make you under.
stand. ills physician allows him to go
out for illr,‘ lll‘st lllm‘ fullmrruw, and l111
wants 111111111 you. "

'l'lrcli illc how undersfmsl. No wonder
poor Mr. Whylnud did not know how to
1111111111111 flu-111. He had b11111 brought up
with his sisters, whom, it they Were all
like Bessie. must be vvty nice indecrl.
and he find ln-nn summrfinu them by
touching.

The next day won 11 holiday in honor
of the young tutor s mrovery.

Toward soon he 111111111111 11 entire steps
leading to the playground supported by
his mother and Bessie. He Was 121141th
with shouts of applause 111111 the third
term boys had humbly begged his for»
glvcnese. He made a little speech. my
log that he trusted he should 1111111111111
them horror in the future and he hoped
they would always be the best of friends.

"And boys.” he added with twins
itlingeyes. "111m learned something
new shore gas. and since i have mor-
st'ed I am glad that you did 'ssttle'
m"

“Three cheers ta mm Whylsud
did ”Ml“. «ltd M, hid the

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Text of the lesson. Isa. xi, bib-A Mission-
ary [gnaw-Memory Verses. i, Mold-
en Text. loo. xi. W—Commentary ”the
new. I). M. Steal-as.

Once more we have the choice of a tem-
perance or a mi fonnry lesson, and, as
usual, 1 choosewit tout imitation the rule
sionsry lesson. firmly believing that to
give the gospel to every creature as speed
fly as possible is the great desire of our
Lord, and when a majority of believers
get as full of the Spirit as the drunkard
gets full of strong drink everything will
to them seem very trifling when compared
with the importance of the Saviour' s last
command. Daniel and his friends at Baby
ion were men of one aim and purpose. ‘

1. "And there shall come forth a rod out
of the stem of Jesse, and a branch shall
grow out of his roots.” How very inter
eating it is that whether it be a temper
once or 11 missionary ‘iesson we come to

the everlasting people for lt-‘lsrael, God’s 1

glory (Isa. xlvi, 13), and the one to be ex-
alted is the Prince of Peace, who shall sit
on David’s throne and establish the king
dom forever (lea. ix,fl , 7) The Righteous
Branch is to be raised up unto David and
will be a prosperous king, executing judg
ment and justice in the earth in the days
when J udnb shall be set ed and Israel shell
dwell safely (Jer. xxili. 5, ti).

2. “And the Spirit of the Lord shall rest
upon lllm, the Spirit of wisdom and un
dcrstunding, the Spirit of counsel and
might, the Spirit of knowledge and of the
fear of the Lord.” The Spirit without
measure, in all His fullness, the sevenfold
Spirit, or, as in Rev. i, 4; ill, 1, the servo
Spirits of God, including wisdom to (lo-
vlse and power to carry out successfully
every plan for the welfare of the kingdom
and the good of the w hole earth Tire g1 1-1
pol story tells how Jesus was horn by the
Spirit; at His baptism the Spirit entire (is
n (low1 11111] abode upon Him; He was 1111!
wrought miracles, was crucified, rose. ngui u
in the Spirit‘s power. He has scnt the
same Spirit to fill every believer, that in
His power we may rnnnifcst- the lifc of
Christ and be Ills witnesses unto the ends
of the earth (Acts i, a).

B. “And shall make Illm of quick 11:1-
dcrstnhding in the fem- of the Lord, and
He shall not judge after thc sight of ills
eyes, neither reprovo rtl'tcr tho ht'lll'lngz 111'
His curs." The expression, “’I‘hc fcor of
the Lord.” is 11111- of the most notulllc in
the Bible and yet compurnfivrly but little
consldcml. In this and the lost \‘1-rsc 1.1-
6011 it folio 11111- of ll111cl111r‘11tcrl~fl1~ of thc
>pirit and fl 1.11 “1 will ruukr us 1111i k to
u111l1n111111l it May if not ltuludu 5111!
it cotlm‘lomncss of lll1'pr1'M'l11't' of ll11111or1l
115 will 1'llnl1l1' .1111- f1ili‘1'1'llzi in ills slulzv.
submitting 1'\'1'r)'illlil;,:, 1-1'1'11 tlw 511111111 =1
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tho “11111.11 ~ ol (lirhl 111111 Till" 1111')
'l l‘l1\\'(l l’1wfi,ll)lstli1'l
snuunuruwl in 11 ethnic pussugrn This
\‘11r~11 spooks 11f ills coining ill glory to
judgc thc 11::ll1111~‘1111ddcslroy fhc wickcd
(‘nmpurc tlrc slxorp sword of licv, xiv. in.
with which llcshull sillllt‘lllt‘ notions, and
one also 111151-21, A1 to ”11- poor 111111 flu
11111141, >11- l's. lx.\il. ll H.11111l E’s. xrtxvil.
l 1

1’1 "And l‘l:lrll‘0ll>ll"~.~i slmll l1:- f'1c
girdle of ills loins 111111 f‘:111l.f111uc.~srl111
while of His rclne.“ ll'rs 111111111 is ‘ flu-
l.or1i flur lilizlllmllhllr'xsn 1.111r. xxlll. or,
and win-flicr llc Judgm llll‘ pmr or muluw
war it is oil in l’l;.lll1'1rllslli‘h.~l(lit‘V‘. xii,
ll 1. lllulin'ous 11nd l'ulllil‘nl, j111-t 11ml
lruc la llc |il ull llis thoughts 11nd whys.

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loinh, 11nd lhc l111r1urdr~l1oll liedown with
fl111l111l.11111ltl:111'.1lf 111111 (111' young lion
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shull lcod 11111111. ‘ The mom truth in slot
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r‘oplmn 111111 H111 glorious lliwrty 111' tlu'clnl
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hullll‘llilllll/J‘ llllsh‘l‘sl‘ 11111l 111M111 if 111111111
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lt'ssua 1110.”. although 131.11 iippllcullon of
it truly lawfully lm 111111111. lint 11.». to it»
lnfcrpn-rnliun lcr 1111111111~opumfc it from
lls 111111111111. which i:- clcorly fhc rumoru»
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of llir' kingdom on lung! 111.111 l'urf‘lnltl. 11ml
though so lonudcloynl 311 511111 lucoruc
11111111 ”111 Noldcmutl shall 1'11111’11 from tho
for country (lollo' xix, l'.‘. Acts ill. 2|),

7 "And iluwowutullln'l111111'slrulll1ml
’l'hclr young 11111-11 him“ lie down fourth-1'.
11ndfl11-ll:1111~l1.1ll 1’.111~fr11wlik1' flu» 111. "
1\.11i11 thc gurdcu of l'ldcn, r110 elmll 11 I111
in 1.1111111 11111111111111 during the thousand
ycurs 11nd pcrfccfly 111 Mm 111-11: curib. ‘l‘hc
lllhlo is 11 story of cord: with fled delight
tin: in it end in 1:1 inhohiluots. Thus it
begins and H.111. it 11ml» while lilt‘liwll
solids of inti'r‘wufnlz yours lwlwccn llw
full 11nd H111 restorotlon 11r1- filled up with
the n'r'nrtl of such «.11 milk with Hod dur
“'11.”th \s'rllllrmiitoouud 111M111 lliru Romeo
(11 riilll'i‘rl, or 11! ”IUM' \\ llU fl'lh'l ilullllrel.
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lied and woke film known 1111111111111. lie
Works by lib: liplrlt through ills word.

R “And lho sucking child shall ploy
on the hole of the 111p. and the wound
child shall put his hundou thecockutrlcc's
11111.” The .mtihor of all poison bring
bound in the pit. his evil In01111111'11ni111ll
not be Mi. those fluumuud years. The 1-1111»
11111111111 things i-l‘lllll be the playildnga of
rhildrl'ii. 11nd “flu: strode of the city sll'lll
I111 full of lmyrt and girls playing In the
stools themed" (Vii-Cit. viii. 5).

9. "They shall not hurt our destroy in
all my holy mountain. for the north «hull
be full of the knowledge of the Lord. 1111
the writers com the sea. ” As thoroughly
as water covers wherever it 1111111 112111111, so
ihomughly shall the knowledge of the
glory of the Lord cover the whole mirth.
Compare Nam. 111v,121. and fish. ll. 11.
111111th prayer of David in Pa laxil,
ill, ill. First shall all lsml be 1111le at
the coming of the Loni in His glory, when
they look on Him whom they have pierced
(Jer. 3331.113. 911; 11111, is. 91; 7.111111. all
to: slit, 1). and then shall nations be
biased through them line. and, fl; 11,11).
The sooner the grapel is preached to every
mnwlll the church he computerised
naught to meet the Lord in the air, which
must 1111111 before tin can some to the
cash to .Bttors lie can semis Elie

my this: must wear. but before
the sitter no church"

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Plumbing overhauled and put in first class
sanitary condition.

PORTER WATER MOTOR

Bestintheworld. Caliandsstpricss.
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Physician for Women!

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Can be consulted at her cities,

342 Broad 8t, Bridgeport Ooon.,

from 111 a. m. to 1 p. to. any day except Sunday.

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dimenit t to the sex can
(inflict in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the most
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modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished (or confinement cases.
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WATER POWER.

1! you want your horse clipped quick and
clean.ce ii on

W. McQuhae,

58 North Main Stu
“’2? South Norwaik.

Old Well Hand laundry.

ll Washington Street,
South llorwsli

All. WORK DONE BY BAND.
.0 ACIDS USED IN WASHING.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
GOODS CALLED '03 AND DELIVER.
ID FBI! 0" CHARGE. 0! TIME.

JOHN WARREN, Proprietor.

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for less than dc a day, or will sell him an en-
dowment for sum for 11-15 than 71: a day,
payable to himself if he lives, and his people
if he (lice. so do not neglect“) l

S. S. l'ROMMEOIEO, AGENT.
Ill WASHINGTON ST.

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TOO MILE
SEA TRIPS

By the beautiful new steamships cf the

.Old Dominion Line.

To Old Point Comfort or Virginia

Beach and Return,
(Bygeia Hotel.) (Princess Anne Hotel.)

Most delightful resorts on the Atlantic coast

for a IUIIIEB OUTING. May be made for

115. Old Point Comfort, $l6.
Sll. Virginia Beach. ill.

A day and a quarter at either hotel.

INOLUOINB EVERY EXPENSE.

01' meals and berths en route and a day and a
quarter's board at either hotel.

This trip is an ideal one. as the course skirts
the coast with little likelihood of seasickness.
and passes in review many watering places
and points of interest.

OlO DOMINION 8. 8. 00.

W. L. GUILLAUDEL'. TRAFFIC MANAGER.

Pier 26, N 11., New York.
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Groceries

 

If you want good goods that can’t be
be beat call on

A. T. MERRIAM,

I28 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

Fine No. Lblackerel, at 101: each.

Canned Souscd Mackerel and Canned
Fish of all kinds; Ham and Tongue.

As to flour we have the best that the
market can furnish. Will guarantee
every pound of it.

Teas and Coffees of the best, but no
presents.

..COAL
COAL

Uld Company's
LEHIGH,
HAZLE’I’ON,
CROSS CREEK,
and other first class family

COAL.

()ur range and heater

GOALS

for family use are carefully pre-
pared; all slate and dust remov-
ed before delivery.

RAYMONO BROS.

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

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Undertaker.

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Paper Nougatfhlcininor, P111111

And dealer in

Nill PIPER ANO OOROEOS.

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Six Per Cent. Investments

Guaranteed Real Estate mortgages.

First Ilortgags 20 yr. Gold Bonds of
the [rectum (lashed Electric Light 00.,
Inciport, N, Y

Debaters Bonds of the Illddlsssl
Banking comm. 11mm, Ch

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