mantras. as.
romance
, lulu tuner.
‘ M
[almond without rein.
I! M Dubber from
”Mm-somewhat. W:
m. aluminum.» cough,
night sweats. greatly reduosd in their,
and had been given up by my physicians,
I began to tste Ayer's Cherry Peotorsl.
and: aim using two bottles was com,-
pietely cored.
An‘eotlemen 0! this county who has
excellent :judgvmnt remarked to us the
otherday thsthe knew oi no pill. so
good for constipation. dyspeptis and
liver complaint ss De Witt’s Unis Early
Risen. G. A. Gregory 3 Co. and G. O.
Btillson. \.
Don’t worry. Don’t run in debt
Don’t trifle with your health. Don‘t try
experiments with medicines. Don't
waste time and money on worthless
compounds. Don't be p vrsusrlsd to tote
senbstitute for Ayer’s Ssrssps‘rills. Ii.
is the best 01 blood-purifiers
. umwnmwm
deem oi'yonr'thus.w [or farther
3'19th »
,. . y, mum ,
werhdnrine' waking hours. _ . ,7 .
Every grand, old man seems toheve‘a
secret at his own. Mr. Gladstone. we
believe. attriltutes his longevity to his
habit of taking a daily well: in all
weathers and to his glvlnu as bites to
~nevery morsel or food. Oliver Wendell
Holmes pinned his faith on equablilty of
temperature. The lists Major Knox
Holmes swore by the tricycle, which, in
the end. was the cause of his death. Dr.‘
P. H. Van der Weyde, an American no
togenarlen, not long ago offered himself
”as an example of the benign influence
of the study and practice of music."
Some aged persons give the credit of
their long lives to abstinence from to-
bacco, alcohol, meat, or what not; others
to theirimlulgcnce in all these things.
One old lady, of whom we read not long
ago‘as having reached the age of 120 or
thereahouts, maintained that single
bleesednuss is the real elixir vital. and
she ascribed the death of a brother 1p,
the tender age of 90 to the fact that he
had committed matrimony in early life.
M. Ferdinand dc Losscps believed in
horse riding. Mr. James I’ayu complains
that in his boyhood he ”got it little bored
with too nhlch horse." in a letter he
ccutiy published, M. De Lessermdclivered
'_ mmmlfmflmm
re. innermost» tiresome» is.»
'ierrsdtoWM ‘ ,
"What In it all nbouti"
"A baby. my door. A baby who"—
“Cried‘ in the next room sod kept you
note all night!” , '
‘ ‘No. it hemmsawske without crying.
You know Charles lied an awfully uios
married sister. They are greet swells"—
. “I know. But she is e wornsn of one
idea, and that idea is expressod la a word
or four syllables."
“Baby—yd. Well, silo invited Charles
and run to dine with then) on femfllo the
other evening. The baby was brought in
with the dessert."
"You got oi! walk-it generally oomos
with the salad.”
“1 was Wearing those dour little sido
combs of mine, and they attracted the
baby, who cried so write to me. The
mother was so pleased, she said tho baby
was such a judge of character. 1 was all
of n flutter. " ‘
“Didn't you harm how to hold it?"
”Oh. you. but the side combs hold the
curls on, that's all. By and by Charles
saw my anguish and got. the baby away.
Than I told the mother how beautiful and
intelligent it was nod how much I had
heard about it."
“I thought so. She told me the next
day that you were perfectly charming.”
. “Sho wouldn’t say that now. I asked
ABSOLUTELY run:
we our eraser: '
CIGARETTE
““001“me
I A I
°"S£fii3£"l:o'iuii€6’""
Raym and 8t Emile,
. Successors to George ll. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and GT nsrsl Pu neral
Directors
M BM ‘3 Illln Strut. Norwnlk. (it.
Washington, I). O. '
' Via 01d Point Comfort, Vs.
—-700 MILES or OCEAN TRAVEL—
Ou the Besntiful new stccmships of the
OLD DCMIIIIUII LIIIE
Aflordlng Rest and Recreation.
These trim-lore idesi."as s oonrddernhle por-
tion is made through the quiet waters of the
famous Hampton Bosdsanrl l’otomufltivu
and there is little likelihood of ecaslcknese.
.———.—v
. himself on the subject as iollowu: “I
We wrehtostate toour ”no” that shall always bcdeepiy gratefultolluriue,
One Minute Cough CW0 ll ‘33“ and '9' my riding master, who from my earliest
50° liable remedy for children troubled with ,iem made me share his leech passion for
50!: “cup, colds, hoersness "m long "on, arses. and I run still convinced that
755 up blee. It ‘- plm‘ w take a“d quickly daily horse exercise has in a large meas-
M without Plates.
sndnrlsuwm.)
« Painlessly,
'8'»
Also tickets on sale, with privilege of going
or returning by rail.
Write for particularsfoi thesexsnd other de-
llshtful trips to '
Old Dominion Steamship Comps-yr
Residence. 8 Berkeley Piece.
‘l'elepltono. 714.
her what she called it. for I didn't know
whether it was a boy or a girl, and after
saying I had heard so much about it [did
not dare to ask. She had got it in her arms
again and was kissing it, so she mumbled
something that sounder! like 'Iv‘rsncca’ "
”'09 "P cures. G. A. Gregory a. Go. and G. (l.
to”. many deyexceptSnndsy.
m it loin ml
7"; ”MmMiMBTS-EAS
:‘ specie“. . Ladies sullen
ad. to reduce our stock.
; J. o. lEIIiiliiG/S. :
Ellison.
1-4
olsu Bans.
3 CIZETTE BlIIllIlIIC.
Encouraged by our increasing trade
and hoping that we may increase rur
sales for the nextfizmonthghe :will have
ANNUAL'
January and iFebruary
SALE
Here are e few of the good things:
40 ms. Lsdies' Tum Pet. Leather Slip-
pers. worth 2.00, at 1.89.
80 pro. Lsdies' Turn Kid Slippers.
worth 1.50, at 00 die.
20 prs Ladies' 0. Welt Pet. Tip Shoes.
In. been the means q enabling me to
reach my eighty-ionrtl year in perfect
health.” Carlyle was also a great rider
0:: the whole. it must he concluded
that the realsecrct of longevity is acound
constitution prudently huslmndr-d. The
only general rules that can be laid down
are those set forth by Adam in “As You
[like In"
Though I look old. yet i an: sironlr and lusty.
Fur’in my youth 1 never did apply
Hot and rebellious liquorn in my blood.
Nor rill not with unbushlul forehead woo
The means of weakness and liability;
Therefore my ago in as a lusty winter.
Frosty but kindly. ~ilornc .iuursnl.
THE SAVAGE’S COSTUME.
Bealsklu is llnliyglenlc and Worn Only
By the Purse-Proud.
The Society of Art and Science of
Brooklyn, in often treated in some start-
ling bit of advanced ilmugilt at its regu-
lar meetings.
Recently llr. llrmvu look upthe sub-
ject of hygienic dress. She rrcmnmenrlcd
woolen gurnll-nis as the lump for under-
wear, but mnulon‘lned wool, hardened by
washing and shrinking. as it thus be-
came impervious to uir or moisture. (Ion-
uidcring the careful washing which all
“That was a good way to ilud out."
“I thought so. The next day I went
while it was not as pretty as herself it was
the best I could do."
“0! course you wanted to stand woll
with his people?"
"But I don‘t. The, child is a boy. ills
name is Francis, nml his mother says i
am a moon. deceitful rrcntnru, and she
will never speak to me again as long as
she lives. "—-(l'hicugu Tribune.
ought to Succeed.
Fugue—«Arc you the. cusllivr of this bank?
Shoonlenthrr-Yes, but i don't seem to
place you.
Fangs-Fm the agent of the Live and
Let Live indemnity company. For a
snulll amount. we will guarantee that
when you skip with the proceeds you
Won't be brought hack-Now York World.
“1“! Could “o 5.]?
The young mun clutched his elderly
friend in a frantic grasp.
"Wlmt ought n fr-llr-r to any." be halted,
“wilcuu young Woman asks him if he
thinks iiIlO lsus old on elm Inoks?"—-Inv
dinnupolls Journal.
BRACE up new LOSE courier!
almost to thasnd of his long life, and he “0"“ to “he 0““ "“3““? PM ”with“ “'0 Yo?!» Mussels not incur-hie because your ilc M'“"“"' «112 b
not only rode, but. we believe. groomed baby the buyout dull I could find. thou phys clan hurl given youup. and you have not
his horse himself. sent it with n note saying that l hapod mower? sun benefit from The ‘medlcinetyg: WHEN IV W
,South Norwsilr. Frances would appreciate the fact that "I P ' m" "I "”0“ ’0“ can“ ‘ ‘ ANTO
cured. We can we tiwiy core all kinds oi
Fl'e. Epileptic. Convulslon or Speemotic. Wu
0048‘! I! A POSITIVE AND PERMA-
lll'l’ CUBE IN ALL 0A8”. We have
cured thousands. many cases of ion standing,
and given up by doctors as incurah c. In our
"Allen's fit Cure” you will find a medicine
that has never failed to reflect a. speedy cure.
We back our gusranu-e With an offer of sun
to pay person we cannot cure Bigheet hsnh
references furnished on application.
lat. bottle. tam. , 2 111., 35.“).
ALLEN MIDIOAL (10.
Washin on and Water tits. 805nm. Mass
LADIES
Suffering from Retarded. Ffllrprmd ur Pain-
ful Meoslrnsllnn and all irregularities of like
mature. will find our FEMALE Pf LI 8 an in-
failihler-um. They are entirely safe and can
always be relied upon for span)" i’r'llrf. We
have 'ctm hour of a case where they have
full to prruiure the «haired result. A box
should be lit-pl on hand let all timed to worlds-
for emsrgcnr'irel, Con rersllnlenw confidential.
By mail. will: full directions. securely real-
ed. 321!) peer box.
ALLEN sternum. net.
Washington and “'er tits" material‘s».
n. y
M READ .clnrrunl:
Pier 28. North liver, New York.
,W. L. Gulllsudeu. :Viccvi’reeid at and m-
iiiNNEll‘llil us
come right here. You can depend n it that
you cannot get better or cheaper el where.
Our Willi-i Corn has won praise om ever 1-
body who has tried it. So can, cash
Our Perfection and Oakford Bra
mstoes have a good fresh flavor. so
solid packed. So can. cash.
Pumpkin. 9c; arm- 25c.
Dudley Pumpkin. lz’igc.
Plums, lsc.
Peaches. 18c.
Johnson Bahama Pineapple A s
only. Sells wholesale. 13c; our price. it
line.
Peas. Marofnl. 80 can.
Peas. Early June. K: can.
Peas, Sweet (ism brand, 12360.
Above are cash prices.
A nylhing In lhlslllet you want.
Hubbard Squash. cheap at 20“.
Peter linger Caiclmmer. , , , , . . . . . , , 1 .
’ ‘ . Dsod E Width only. worth 4.50, ct at:5:31:52|:ui:NIl‘;’:IBEII?U(:I:l|:Il:I‘cah‘Br.: “Did you ever hear of Fuddlos paying This Concerns Your Personal interest Mcc Freehl’arsnlps.21bs.fic. \
‘ ‘ ._ 2‘50 , Brown recommended wool mixed with '“Y‘h’nfi he owed?” You have waived a little book of PERI- Beetsflqll BC-
00 PT" Ladies' Put. 1"? 0P9" and silk or cotton in best for encral use 8hr: "Yes. ODIVM‘HCKETS' T“ “mmpn'h ”"3 pur- Carrots 85c hhl - 2c lb
' “ Common Sense Toe Slum worth 2 00 ' g - ' ‘ “What was It!" pooe for which this system of advertising is ' u '
. 801: h N ik. ’ l 50 ' ’ 0'30 “id WWW" WM "0'0 li’VIIK-uwked “A“ apol "—-Detmlt F m designed. We invite your earnest attention and Imported Germanl‘ebbsgenery hard heel
offal! line ‘h‘£::|“ 0! . 13.0 Ladl ' Kid Com 80 sleeveless undergarments in winter, 03,- M mfllwgflfrfihewrmuplninthe Dian so on idctoliir.
M903 lonldlncs ta ed to P” 9' Mon 0" thinking that they Wulllil'bc less apt to . ., W . .
~ m. on noticeby posts Welt Shoes, worth 8 00, It 2 00 a pair. take cold when it was necessary to put “m 9““ ‘ ““0 '0 5"" 0": $3.11.” M h“"““"" "I "3"" w m a a" Good Em“! ”um“- 50“ Min“- 15¢ P9}! - “W
' “HIM In our Hell's Department, we will on dccoilcte costume, made a grieve mis- snye the St. Lorna Journal of Agriculture Please bear in mind that there is no Sweet Potatoes.10c qt. , ,/
Moon In. LAYTON
, fit. his and Accident insurance
on (Sill! on runs: Mill"
‘0...- stes-sslp Tickets and Sterl‘
locals Negotiated and
.......... d‘“.i.l:‘i’°“.ii.‘t‘a;
orw
‘, ‘68! Public? Aehowledgnenis
3.3%
a. o’. JENNlNGS.
Undertaker.
tl‘lfln'l' “Rm. NORWALK. (‘Olv’
"spouse Horne Rsiiwsyncpa
ens-sat Illa street. ’l'llovfwne call. If
U!
Eamon nouns.
1an 60008.
ill! nouns.
’ u cones.
LOW PRICES.
LOW PRICES.
Lilli PRICES.
LOW PRICES.
ofler the balance of our well known 3.00
Cork Sole Shoe at 2 50 s pair.
80 pm. Men's Cork Sole, Lace. worth
2.00, at 1.50 a pair.
30pm. Men’s Cork Sole. Lace and
ibngreesJeizes 9, 10,'isud ll), worth
2.50. at 1.25. '
70 pre. Men’s Grain Shoes, worth
2.00, at l 50.
2 Cases of Men's Arctics at 85 etc. a
pair.
85 pre. Police Shoes, worth 2.00. at
l 50 a pair.
“0 pre. Men's Shoes at 8.3 create.
60 re. Boys’ Grain Shore. worth [.75,
at l 5.
1 Youth in the same, worth 1.85, at
80 prs. Youth’s Shoes at 70 cents.
00 pro. Boys' Shoes at 80 cents.
An inspection of Our Goods and Our
Prices is e Positive Conviction rhm
'IIIE WHITE Sliill’. STORE
is offering the
Greatest. Bargains
of the season.
NOTICE.
I. ll. IIAIILMAN'S
le nmuur
Auction Sale
CDMMISSICII STABLES.
205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 2l0. 211,
212, 214, 224, 226 East 24th 8L,
bet. 2d and BdAvs.. New York
GrandOpeningluuionSale
Monday. in. ii. ass, iii a. in.
Regular liaise te tsh place every
lousy sell Tharslsy following the
mad opening. in the new and speci-
eas ring now being completed for the
Isle of horses by section.
um msdesrre tsfor isrcono
" r tm Wroclaw:
OI
take.
Show" the hygienic vulueof sr-ulakiu
and other illr coals at a great discount,
declaring they ought ilcvrr in he Worn
except during severe, lung-motionedex-
pimure to cold, and outer Willlil walk.
ink.
“(.‘ollurs, culls. and mulls of ion," Dr,
Brown said. “:lrcull right, and l \vomlr-r
men do ilui uvuil till‘me'l'lVr-a more of the
mathethir fur collar for their l)\'i‘l'(‘ltlllii.
They are r'i-rininly humming. 'l‘lle fur
nuimuls. however. which women have
worn so much lately iluhi about the
“trout are but}, causing the throat to IIE‘
come cxlrcrn'cly sens-Hive.
Dr. llrown denounced the dress ul’lhe
average fashionable \vonmn ill vigorous
terms, our! ever) Inn! :1 low word»; uf pm.
aura Ior illc attire of man, rim-luring that
the conventional still shirt and collar, the
silk llul, mill Hiifl’ hulls wrro wry Tumour
fortnbie.
Many nwn lnnl told lwr so. and how
they rejoiced in getting into the moon-
tains. when- they lmlnlgml in kniclu'r-
hookers, lonlIu-r leggings, uml llunuul
shirts. Mill, man's dress at it worstwaa
not to he ('Hlillml't'il lo wunnm’s for
uucmnlurinlllunmu and injury in the
wearer.
"'I'nkru salvage." sold hlll', dross him
3.. kv.ipk¢-ri;vl:kvru, llumlr-l Hlill‘i. ulld
colt loll, and he Would lll'illllillly ~lill ilnd
something in life Worth liviol.r for; dress
himflu the conventional IIii-«liiiwfi suit of
men, and you Wliillil make him decidedly
unhappy as well an uncorniorluhlv: bu
put him in the attire of a mmlnrn fash-
ionnblo womanwwumizu hie twenty-live
inch middle into nineteen ion-hes of steel
bands. provision Iilrl stomach against his
wobbly heart and gasping lungs. and
compressing Ills I'llHlIit I'Ilmuuninst Ills
liventheu put upon him all The other
garments timture i‘illleilli'l‘i’ll om-essury
with all their hunks. strum, bonds. Iml»
tons and plus: rover till-are with a shirt-
ten yards around the indium, weighed
down with sowrai [Tollmls of Iiilil'r'ldldl.
u bodies with «lw‘vos :: le‘.’ rw-I in circum-
ference. null owr ull IIIIHiI wrap. and pill,
on his head a creation varying in mine
from a tea waver in a cart wlwei. put In
his hand an unlbrcllu. purse uud hund-
Ierchiehdw-uuse. ui course, there is no
pocketln tlrerrr-ssu-«vml him out shop-
ping on a rainy day. have him endeavor
to hold up thr- skirm and walk in shoe!
with high heels and tore the size of
ihlulbleu, expect him to keep his temper
and be smiling, and then ask him if he
would rather be a lowly civilized woman
or a bowling savage, and see what he’ll
sly toyou." ..
"Dr. Brown urged that one great step
In the emancipation of wrouau wan to
{m her iron: the follies of lll'i‘ dross. 'I‘Im
average bride. she rluid. apirnl mnnuch
energy preparing her tronmmu lion. .4“,
fell into her husband‘s Ili'liiM a bundle of
histories and mllllnery. 'l‘lm wourinu
of mourning attire, who said, win; unhy-
girdle. .
The uhortsklrt for rainy days was ud-
vacated.
Dr. Brown said, in conclusion, that if
wanes would only use common sense
they would find it llslbie to’cnmblns
both beauty sad lay see in the matter at
lines, not appear unfamioushie. sod
in an editorial about Nu-Tu-Bac. the Is-
mous tobacco habit cure "We loo-v of
many cases cured by No-To llsc, one. a
prominent St Louis architect, smoked
and thawed for twenty years; two home
(“1de him so that even the smell of to)
bacon main 9 him sick." NIT-To llnc sold
and guarantor-ll by R. H. l’laiatui. No
cur-r. no pay. Root free. Sterling Ill-m
edy Go . New Yorir and l'lhicogo.
Pmmptncss is a commendable virtue.
That’s why we oiicr you One Minnie
Cough Cure. It is prompt in relief and
prompt in curing. That is what it is made
for. (l A.(lregory d: Co. and (l. (I,
Stillson
Mrs. Emily Thorpe, who resides lit
Toledo, Washington. says she has never
bet-n able to procure any medicine for
rheumatism that relieves the pain so
quickly and rfleciuaily as Chamberlain’s
Pain Balm, and that she has also used it
for lame back with great success. For
sale by (.i C. Stillson, druggist.
De Witt‘s Witch Hazel Salve cured .I
(l. Gorrell of the worst case of eczema
ever known in the state of indium. it
cures solids. burns, indolent cores and
never fails to cure piles. ii. A. Gregory
(Tl Co. and (l. C. Stillson.
if a New York millionaire coves a will;
oer at 5th avenue and 20th street. costing
5700.0), which gives ill people dyspepsia
and these people spend 81,456.00 in dili-
oi-s' hills sud dually how to pay $5.01
emh for Cactus Blood (Turn to cure them
what would he the saving per mpltrl if
the dinner should not be given. Thom
nelng ill person» at the feast?
inquire M i’laieted’s (Thur sun-e. warm
you may have the 91’0le solved and
Don'tnegirct that mph.“ leads to
consumption. One Minute Couch Cure
possesses double virtue. I: cum and
cures quickly. 0. A. Gregory s: Co.
sod G. O. Stillson.
Tum: ' cum
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WATER PIIVIEII.
ilyoa want your horse clipped quiet! sail
then. call on
W. McQuhae.
as North main 8t .
expense to you Whitiever. either for flex-
m or vacuums When you make
pu rchascd of the Dealers a hose
names appear in The licluvl hook. you
PAY mu 1'": nouns AT run run: or Poll»
r‘ll/lscalnl Icat'cilw-v “(h-inn! the rate of
on: “was? for o-w-h 1 Ms rams expended.
As an illustrulion. ellpuorw Vail buy at one
store. unofle in lhr amount of ’1 Il0~ynll lruvv
Ten lIl'kt‘": at Illiiillt’l'Jlllll' purchase amounts
in any m-m.» lest-l» flv» lil'khlfi: at Hill annih-
nr more your purchase nmwmls m ‘3 fir-sun
leave thirty-live ”cirru- "ml soon in The can.»
proportion. Weroflm-i Ilil‘Ill'kl‘iN ivnln ear-ll
store now is two-ll. said u l iirr- “('kr‘ln or your
number tum-tin" and credit lla- entire amount
to your [mun-on our hm he. Win-n you have
need tillers “momma: in any of
the numhrrs rm-nllom-u lwinw, we
will m-nd you ll»; corrupt “lime
sulmun in premium. The promimnsv'nelet
of the subm ipv‘nn for has: YEAR ni emblems-
papcr or Msumlnr. pullllriu ll M the uivrn
rate iorilr'krisnsnlniny line it you may do-
eire, in Tim ram-- we). or. ii )‘I u prefer we w ll
send ynu an mdo-r in Trade on any one of our
Advertleln i-‘lrnls for the IHHUlllll due you for
tickets um
ALI. I-ntmu‘ns WILL In: illitHilVr'A' crimso-
to arm sat: urrsuse’rrzcll To us: Mmrlni’rmx
run.
l'seilw lir‘h-Ief Tlli‘l’l‘ is no limit of time
and by using Thrrn r-mlimmn-ly ya u will re-
coive many val-labo- prvnllullleillm merchants
willnppnr-lau» y our riforts and we shall be
greatly "Miro-ii. Mll)‘ we find soon- or your
licke's In on non rnllei'ilr-n? Kern some
Til-lmrsin yourpucke'lu-oth-n you will not
tome! llwru; the numb- r of your iii-ire! desig-
nnlrtun .rwllnrmrnllwrn o1 your anll) in
m, 5.. every rmla has n diilerrn! number. so it
is lml rmmml [lost you should carry ihviurok.
fir-ml yullr h mk rut-«Tully. boron mind llr'irete
atom-a and when you have de all the lick-
ets. not another book free. M our Milne. Room
I. MIN-nip Building. Norwnlk. or at hum-in &
('u's. rlo Norwsiir. where all orders for premi-
ums should be left
Premiums will be furnished tin fulluwll:
for "thickets t .Fflpruluinm
mt .lll
n 10) I- I III "
n 33') n 1.25 n
" ml “ ”ii "
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PATENTS,
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and Labels intend. 'i‘wsnt “live tears el-
ven-nest we'report whether, atom can he
ssouredornommuteu e. m- m opt due
on autism owed. ' e their no.
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The life of the
pudding is the flavor.
A trial will prove that
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Guaranteed to be perfectly
pure. and made from The
finest materials.
Mm.
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95' south Normal.
Wanner I cm .
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Largo liaiisn Prunes: tart Grown in Or
gou. lilo lb.
Last and best. 3 lb, can Hailed Beans. lilo,
Dibble & Comsiock’s.
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PlflKLED OYSTERS
Lobsters ,5
MAPLE SYRUP
Fresh: and Salt Fish 3
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ESCALLUPS '
No. I SALT MACKEREL
HfllRSE IIIIIIISII
GROUND TO ORDER, AT
HUNT it ZELLIPF’S
Telephone. til-ll.
W.H.Meeker&io.
hols Amt {or
C. i l. R. BIILTIIII’S
HOT WATER HEATER
Planting. Itssm smiles-F nine.
Tin IlliI Onset Iron Itri. *
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