.i
some! linseed mm. as
“celebrate researches at Mr.
wow and this characteristic can be
, V ill the various minor stream
may decidedly successful short
. hive been mule with flapping
The rigid wing flights have not,
_ _ . been so numerous, and for more
, ‘ .hlf aoentnry it has been an open
_ u to whether a rigid wing arro'
, COIN be meaged in the air with
3”. It was generally believed that
‘mwlth Ind planes propel] by
owner would promptly become u an-
m Professor Lsngley's aeroplane
h, however. praetically rigid so for as
, . , g wings is concerned.
, ‘ 'a machine makes its start from
schaspssks Bay in the {m of the wind.
A” ouch machines are assisted by the
Mining fo'rce of an opposing breeze.
’3 Wu launched from a workshop on a
m, and it was so made that it could
”injure itself by alighiing on water,
which it is especially built to en-
lt to float, and to be rescued by a
"Whom. in attendance. The principal
mistrial used in its construction is alum-
‘lflm. Since the wings are rigid,,its nio-
‘ the through the air, propelled by rapidly
waiving screws, is like that of ii kite.
m wings are not meant to en hence the
lotion. but are to be used for guidance
”(means of slight deflections of surface.
‘i'cry slight. change in the slant of the
wings will produce a decided change in
mo direction of any kitc aeroplane, as'
Jflowu by my own experience during hun-
‘Me of kite aeroplane ascensions, as
. Well as in the twenty—five years devoted.
sailing flight, without a motor, by
lenthiil. '
hugley‘s machine is twelve feet. in
length and eight. feet wide, measured
Across the front wings. .-\ rear pair of
”flags in about half the sir.» of the front
% _ The wings consist of lllllll frames
mutvhich is stretched flue white cloth.
her remarkable feature is that the
William body weighs o,.ly two pounds.
a body alone is about four feet long by
Io-feet wide, and if the lllill'llllle were
seed within a circle it would justnhout
ll it. its vertical rudder, like that of a
hip, causes movements to right or left,
'hilo its wings. by their iidjiistiiieiit,
bustle ascending and descending move
”is. The propelling powar, steam, is
Muted in I little copper boiler and
”glue attached to wooden screws within
m aluminum body. The propeller
Wee. attached to the screws, are very
thin, and, though only afoot in length,
they exert. an enormous proportional
thrust, owing to the tremendous rapidity
of their revolution.
On December 13, fill”, this marvellous
little machine made a motor flight of
nhont. 000 feet clear, thus bruiing all
records. The record for motor flying
whines now stands: A. .\f. lint-ring,
flew York. :lilil feet, with an oil motor, in
1891; liirain 5. Maxim, Iiexli‘y, England.
”0 feet, with a gasoline umtor, and three
men on board. on July 31, Nil: Lawn-live
Hurgravefitanwull Park, N. S. \V., made
“feet in "it” by means of a motor in
which the heat was supplied by spirits of
wine; Professor S. l’. Langley» machine
wet”) feet,witll a steam tiiotor, lienr
Qumtiw, \'li., on December 13, MN. The
Mmeiidons import. of this sin-rims Will
perhaps be realized lwili-r by the propit‘
of the lwuitieih ('f‘llllll')’.
“or Idol of “’rnltll.
“My idea of grout. wraith." said the
observing girl. “is having mum-y enough
10 buy candy by the box lilnit'iili of by
the bagfull.
”It. just makes iiii- angry.“ she went
a, “logo into a caiiiln'iinovr’s More and
my, ‘Piense give me ifi i‘v'liiw' worn. or
those i-hm-olutos,‘ iiioiinnliiiz towards
three or lourdii'fi-ri-ut hllillh, you know,
find then hear tho girl ll‘Ila, in that nu:
prior way that some Kll‘in how. if i
“of. ill celiis wnt‘lll Hf f‘iii’ll. U.’ t-mlruo
I have to answer: 'Uli. no! I \“illll li'i
mu' worth of them all illi\vll,' it
”m me feel so small l|.ui lu'unt to
”in up on my toes and "Mini :l 6:" hill
“4 any: ‘I guess you mat «in [no up a
three-whim box of your no you! wunlv.’ "
—Chlcu.n Hei'urll.
No i‘lmlrv.
“Bo Wadi-by, our r'lleliii'r. i». .mplm.
whom will we have to Mien-ml hiuil”
TIC millionaire banker limited uraroly
It the lmhlmws manager in to spun.
”w. huV" Milli” l‘llflli‘t',” “plum! (hp
business than our. "William and uni...“
he. been in“ the punt ultwualrly,
mu", “is you know, is u Iltl, lli- drink.“
hit-u, mid lollilsu furl lit-v. William.
“I “M! otlwr llilfill. le ritually :iiill H‘lllillit‘
ea-IIVQI' drinks, does not play cards, and
k n worlen therburcb,"
.. ”Yes: as you any. tin-re in no c-ljolr'r.
Iotlfy Hubert lo ail-inns pmmmmuly
a. duties and the salary or our lists
enabler." and the areal llnnnum mg-
m his reading of the morning paper,
low file» film Wins.
0“ ll really munitions leil in “("1de
that men really do ileum and espest
Of theotbrr sex. Men admin-s helpless
and tier-ism it rains him. decries
Identity and shuns lbtellrl'ilinlliv. is for
«if lending his mother, who mmle such
approachable plea. and yet rootlnnea
lamb-y a pair of white hands that new
“do anything of the kind. He moses
gm wen-hum slid ridicule-s “numb—-
“apparent (In! I!” then he till! I
' ntlousuo. lie condsmna fashion in
ring terms theoretically and the
, “the! it practically, longs fora sensible
m and prime her by when in
w m, despises pink sod white dolls
sad slum them if s- is permitted. Talk
“the Monomer of women, (we:
- ”new Islet-my.
‘samssLVesaiss, area.
has of the man. assess. l-llwllesss-
sq Verses, a, Io—JIoldonJ‘ext, m
xi, Monumental-y by the luv. n. I.
Bite-ma.
I. “And when they came nigh to Jeru-
n'lem, unto Bothpago and Bethany, at the
mount oinlivoe, lie sendoth forth two of
His disciples. " This so called triumphs!
entry of today’s lesson is recorded by each
of the four evangelists. It is probable that
the orderot events as given in John xii
is the reel order, as very often events are
grouped together not in the order of their
occurrence. but to prove or show that
which the Spirit, through the writer, had
in View. After being received by Zacohcus
Jesus seems to have come to Bethany and
to have tnrriod and supped with Martha
and Mary and Lazarus, at which time
Mary anointed Him beforehand for His
burial (Mark xiv, 8). That supper may
have been after the Sabbath, or, us we
would say. on Saturday evening.
then this entry Would be on the first day
of the week, now called Palm Sunday.
2. “And saith unto them, Go your way
into the village over against you, and as
soon as ye be entered into it ye shall find
a colt tied, whcrcoii never iunn silt. Loose
him and bring him." We am not to blur
pose that tho nssnnd the coli’. were there by
any proarrnngciiicnt of the Lord with niiy
one, but being there the Lord knew it, us
He knows all things, and the owner was
all unwittingly accomplishing tho Lord's
pleasure by having them therein. the right
time for the Lord's purpose.
8. “And if any man say unto you, Why
do ye thisfeny yo that the Lord both need
of him, and struightwny he will solid him
hither." I have no doiilit but that the
owner of the colt was a disclplo of Christ,
for it is not His wny to make use of the
property of an enemy. Neither would lie
have His followers have any ullliiiico with
or seek any old from those who are out
His, for the friendship of the world is en-
mity with (hid (Janice iv, 4), and lie does
not need the help of ills combine.
4. “And they went their wny and found
the colt tied by the door witliontin a place
where two ways mot, and they loose
him." They found it just as Jesus said
they would. So did thp man who lwlluvctl
thoworll that Jesus had spoken com-orn-
ing lihi son in John iv, 50, 53. It is per-
foctlysnfe for us loony concerning all that
God has spoken, “i believe God that it
shall be even as it was told mo” (Arts
xxvii, 2.3). To believe is the way of peace
and rest and joy; to obey is tho way of
prm-‘pority and victory. The willing and
obcillciit cannot fail to out. tinV mind of tho
lnnd (lien. i, W). All tlio uti'iiirs of the
kingdom are ills, and [in will sm- well to
them all. it is xiii-privllvgvof all His pow
pie to know and enjoy llis pi-aro, quiet-
ness and assurance form-ruled xxxll, 17).
i5. “Aiidcortuin of them that stood there
said unto llil'ill, What do )i‘. loosing the
colt?" Luliusays that tin-owners asked
tho question. We need have no fear of
pcoplo or their questions if only wo are
sent of find, for lie is the woerssor of
houvvn and i-arth and din‘lll according to
ills will in the army of llt'flVi‘ll and among
the inhabitants of the earth, and none can
stay ills bond or say unto Him, What
dotst thou? (lion. xiv, lil; Dim. iv, 35.)
ii. "And they said unto them even as
Jesus had commanded. and they let them
go.” When the Lord Jesus sends ills Ines-
scrim-rs, He always tells them what to say.
When those who profess to bo Ills messed
gers have n_iiii'ssngo of their own and not
His, it is safe to conclude that lie dill not
send lllt‘lll. llc lliinsi'lf spake only what
tho Father told llliii to say (.lohn xii, ill;
xiv. ltll, not! both prophets and apostles
were under Uf'ili'rri to speak only what they
wcrocoinniaiidi'd to say (.li-r. l, 7; Ext-k.
ill, l0; .lonnli iii, 2). David says that his
puuliiis wcii- not his own composition, lint
that "tho Spirit of the Lord spnlu- by hint,
and ill.» Word was in David‘s tongue" (ll
Earn. xxiil, :3 .
7. “And tin-y brought the cult to .li‘iiilli
and vast ilii-ir giiriiwiiis on him. and ”t‘
not upon him." It. is writin-ii lfi Math.
xxi, l, I»; John xii, H, 1.3, that all this
was done to fulfill tlu-pmpliu-y r: i‘til‘lll‘tl in
Zia-h. ix. it, another lllllnll’ltlitlll of the
far! that riri'ilbliu: that that has sold
illiull lw llli'i'iill)‘ llllllill'll, :illll riilt‘l‘ ls-
rnvl's .\l~~:~.~iah initially rmh- upon an ass”
coil, as the prophet said he \uuihi. wi- may
be Ill'l’fi’i'll)‘ euro that ills it‘ll Willlli‘illilliy
etiiiid again on tho wry sumo hill from
which lie um mini, as tho Nillli‘ pruplwt
has Mild in chapter xiv. i; that lie shall
yet be Kliiu our all the i‘ltflli. and that
all nation-l shall go up from )1 ur in yiar
toJu run-item louur~liip tho King. tin Lord
of hosts, an it is written in llll‘ iiillit‘ chap
her.
it. " .\ lid many spmnl llirir garments in
tho Wu). and lulu-rs rut down brain-hm off
the "‘th‘h and sin-Wed tin-m in the way."
if all lullmrrs would mod. lllrnmiivcs ui
.losus' fit-t for His while as readily as
tin-w pr- pl.» um iiii-lr gnrun-nts lilllll‘l‘
lllio. hou- qnli My tlw Lliiudnlu might
now! \\ hot n kingdom it will be will a
all iliilinn uiiiiooio and Iiioulinuli- shall be
unilrr ilim, ' (or ill- "Hist. li'iun iill llv
lm‘ili pill all i in ion a under ills full. for
all lldnpuloiii lw subdued uniu lilui,iiud
in oil tinny» lir shull limo Ibo pro i'llil
in‘uw" if t'« l“ n. :3, as, fol. l. in).
ii, ”.tiili ill 3 that “fill below uiul ibi‘)‘
that. inilmiul i rlul, so) Inn, lion-noun!
Illiimul Is [In that rumitll ill illi' llllllll‘ iil
llw lmril'” Till“ in from l's. «Mill null In
n-sur. .urd iMill lmwi‘s l' . bromine of tho
Illli‘llilwi of .ii lmHlll. i" In" of tho Will‘illl
of llui psliliu ow found lll ilw mm“ of in
root at lln» lird inn. flllil also in lsruri's
nililviinnll mun. which shall be sung
when i‘lit’lht shall colon twain in pom-r
and glory to brinulho kingdom.
in. " lilimd be liw hilurilmu of our fo‘
thee llnvnl. that mun-til in the name of
tho lard, llmamln in tho blah-Mi" llo~
nation is simply on unirmialoml Hebrew
word. orioo Wiifllfl, width you will find
in 1’s. ”will, co. "ambit“! as "sure
how! The kingdom tlwyvxpwtod was
the notomtlon of David's kingdom, the
kingdom of lsrm-l (Arts i. ii). and they
were rlnbt in running ll.
ll. “Ami .ll'sue entered into Jerusalem
and into the fi‘fflplf‘, and when lie boil
limited mnml about upon illi tliliure. and
how the rel-nude was (mitt), fin wmt out
onto llrlhsny with the "Volvo. “ Luke says
thet ”‘0” Hormel-ed the my lie wept
over it imam u know not the time of its
Vieiilltiim. llr would gladly have saved
them tin would have. not up the kingdom
it they hard "wired film, but they he
hired lllm not. (in the contrary, they
were ready burl-holly line. (:le
the NW la Mm, while J
0min, ills Foil-it, gathers out of MI
is elmrttli. liter which He ”3
If so, ‘
“The world is hollow.“ reinsrbed the.
Kiri in red: ‘ ‘ ;
"it is.’i gloomlly assented the EM
see how you ever found it out. "
“By accident, dear. It happened the
day after the cards were sent out. i had
a note from Dan saying he must see me
before i was Jim’s wife. Of course Idid—
n't really care for Dan, but it is soothing
to one's vanity to know that the best man
is dying of envy of the bridegroom, who
has no idea of it.”
“So you said you would see him?"
"I did. lfelt that it would do Jim no
harm it Dan did tell me once more that
life was a bleak without me; and it was
fully my last chance, too. Still, I
didn't dare to let him come to the
house." .
"But where else could you see him?"
“At Myra’e. She is to be maid of hen-
or, you know, and Jim used to be quite
devoted to her, so I line’W she’d never
dare to tell on me lest people think her
jealous."
“When i want advice i shall know
whereto come for it.” ,
"Very well, do. Well, ldiiln't send her
word that l was coming. for I didn‘t
want anything on paper. As luck would
have it, just as l was starting, .liiii sent
up a box of roses and n nii-lunnlmly note
saying that. a business engagement which
he could not. shirk, \vould prevent him
from coming up that evening."
“You were in luck."
“So I thought. Well, i just. throw my-
self on Myru’s mercy. She wasn’t a bit
pleased, as I could see, but she submitted
with the best grace she could. She said
she would keep everybody out. of the
library, so we could have a long. quiet
evening, and not to Worry about. her, as
she would in all probability have coin-
puny.”
“That was nice of her.”
“Uli,vrry nice. Dan came early, and
we had a perfectly lovely time. He beg-
ged me. to elopc the day before the wed-
ding, recited two poems about. his ties-
puir, and hinted at suicide. ()li, it was
spleiididf i cried myself to a jolly. At
about libiiii i really couldn't stand it any
longer, so i told lluii that wr- inust go‘ ..
and speak in Myra, for the front. pari'ii'i'
was so quiet that. her caller had i-vnleut-
ly failed to come. So after iinoilicr cler-
iial forum-ll, we Went in."
"Well?"
“it wasn’t well; it was ill! Myra's cal-
ler Wile lllt'l't‘L lit- Wu» Jim; lli‘ was holding
her hand, and bidding llt'l' gnoctliy [on
ever! (in. was ever a poor girl w cruelly
ilt‘i’I'th'll as li“—~i'lii('.'i:ii 'l'iiliuiii'.
A GIFTED PARISIAN DOG.
He Know a Better Trick tlmii Iiarklnz at
the Burglurs.
All lilillhilllt story of t‘lliilllf‘ ulilllli‘lly is
told in a recent number of La Lau-
terueofl’aris. M. and Mum Ill-risson,
living in tho Runr‘l. Suiiwur, wont to
tho llirairo one owning. leaving their
domicile gunrili-ll only by a wry ilili-lli-
gent little dog. who ainurri-d to the
name of i'aslor. 'l'lii‘y valued him
highly, and “(it'll rcniarlu-d:
“f'astor? We would not srll him for
10,000 fruiics - not even to the Pope him-
self."
They had not. been long or
burglars entered the house '. tutor, who
was at that moment in ”IN Lilt'lieii,
whilinguwa)‘ the hours by winning his
tail, heard the noise, and not recogniz-
ing his master's sir-p. I’rli'bt‘ll up his
ears and ll‘wlt'ill'll. A fililllit'lil more and
he decide-d it must lie-thieves. To the
provi-rliiul fidelity of his rarvlln-rr/wns
added in this Wonderful ting the wisdom
of Hi'l'pt‘lil~. Realizing that if ho barked
the intruders would airy.» and Nill‘flt‘e
him forever, he sat down. row-red his
Iii-nil with his puwa and ”would. intently.
At “1“.“ light brolio owr lit-t mind, and
he 5min uniwiouoly from the house and
ran swiftly to a nearby building “'llil'll
was in the churn-20f confirm-1mm. 'l‘liero
he bl'lli'il ll llulili'll liillli‘l‘ll ill iiH iiiulilii
and reluriii-«l with it to the hnuw.
The row nil-t with tho snow“ il din
served. The illicvrs, seeing lllt' lililll iii
(1... adjoining room, ln-liM‘i-ii ilii-uiwlws
fll‘ll't'lt‘ll. and lied. i‘iislnr's joy kin-w no
bounds, illill when his owners returned
flu-y found him still rubbing his pawn
Willi mini.“ iloii.
when
Spoils-ii it l‘yviinx lliiiiiinil'e.
A ('y‘i‘;lllif f'iiiilltill‘l' hm. lil'vll ~poilo-d,
and an inn ii i'yt'lillg (on-tunic. in one of
”iv pln-amnlml suburb-tot South London.
I...“ Sunday Illfllylililtl, ll'\ u Lil‘llluilunn
uni. whoa-ling his way mom: bu lilhu‘lta
i-mmiry louv. hi- gradually mirioul. u
luilv bier-did nllli’l‘ll in tho l'-l5l»iil(|ll1iuv
Ulllli', “turn, for it Wonder, Inn on... her
We'll.
l‘Ili'gautiy I'lll. (illiillt‘hnly lilil‘ hwl, (le
fair rider's llllll'l‘, from “if to guilt-r24,
spoke llll‘ lliil)’ so far, at Inn-i, u». uyla
WP!” and tho l rilii'nl ~pi Molar m... foul,
lu'l'iillllliu ll l'Ulih‘l‘i illllli' ll'sl imi l4'i‘iitlllm
of Ibo new lunllinii when llw to r iiitor
Hidiblvll, hl‘nllitll'll llllll nus but In a
ditch at Ill“ «uls- nf the r-u-l Quickly
he ruahwi in iwr iiwintum'v. ll|‘lilt'll nor to
hop fool, fillil lill‘a'f‘ll lll'f' i‘iirviilliv liil\\'il,
the u lizh- - iw lliillllai'll him Ill m. ‘lllllv‘l‘lllfl
“I’vl‘llln in" lll'l i'iiiti‘liwl, 'l'hni \‘miv, he
thought, “‘lli‘l'i' hail lll' loan! it brim-o,
and he illlwl lll“ eyes In born. iii” roman
hi- hull lw illl Ilmw limo» lli‘W wrn- h...
(lollh'w. loin mi lldiiy’l‘o‘lrurapli.
"If Limit.
“f l’ltlllilll itiliiullu',” oiliil llil' minister,
“any more slim Ling, ilitfifli‘l'lill". painful
and tryi «dilution for any young girl
to be plan?" in than to flu i'llmlul‘tl in two
men at the. some time. 'l'hink what must
be the sensation: of a young tin-um" who
find- lwrsolf in a position so dangerous
and so disgraceful!”
"l simuld think it might make, ha.- (9,]
a lllllr- lumpy." returned in» you'll: lady,
glam-lug llflllll] at is pinion- of h"
listilvr'a summer home at liar llnrbori
pm, I not»? not down so far on llirll. The
smallest line of men I ever lmd on my
immi- was limo-7‘ l’iirli,
Why Elle Mailed.
Judge l’cterhy, of Harlem. is very rib-
esnt. minded, particularly whm he takes
.drop toom’ueh. lie huaalsr‘ge family
of children. and meeting a little girl
on the street, he stepped sud said to
her:
"Little girl. why do you amilr at me
in such is friendly nmnnrrl"
”ill-muse you are my [lapu."--Texn
Siftinga.
MVfifisfl.
Magistrates—You say the prisoner street
you but onset
Gain limb—Yes, sir. ’u I. didn‘t
(in m
you strike ”amt: ’
m- er In...
minis-ins , ‘
whose new uown does not fit; "but I don't ‘ V ’ '
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Those who never read the advertise-
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been troubled with rheumatism in 's
ouch. anus and shoulders, rend an item
in his p .pvr about how e prominent Ger
man iiiizvn of Ft. Madison had been
vtircd. lie procured the some med-cine,
and fume his own worth-2 "It cured
me right up." llo- also says: “A m-igb-
our and his wife we re both sick in bed
with rheumatism. Their by was over
to my h use and sold tiny were so had
us- had to do the cooling I told him ,4
Cbmdn-rinln's l'ain lislm and how it bad
trend on ; he not a bottle and it cured
iii. in up in a week " 50 mm bottles for
sale by ll (3 8»illson,drugwat.
ll ll. lhmman. pub Enquirer. of fire-
mm. 1nd,, writes; Last week our little
.iul babydheonly one wehsve,wss token
rich with crimp After two doctors failed
to give relief and life was hm gun; on is
«new thread we tried ()m- Minute Comm
Guru and it. life was raved. G. A
”"307, a (lo. and il (7. Filllai n.
if a New hora mliliulmui .ivosadin-
or M. iith avenue and 26th strict, costing
400.00, which gives iii insiplo dyepopsu
ind tbm' people apimd 01,450.00 in doc»
my bills and finally have to pay ”.00
mil for ifactna Non are to cure then.
shot would he 9" saving per capita if
the diam should no: be given. then
wing in persons at the feast!
impure st Plat-M’s drop store, who
«on may have the problem solved and
rot information about i 'smns Illro l Cure
W. 1'. eastern. station Agent of beep-
er, Clarion. (to. Pin. writes: i can Milk
mend One Minute (hush Cure as the brat
twinned. it gave instant relief and a
quiet core. 0. A. Gregory a: 00. and
U. 0. miier--,_.-W_WW
mm of bars! mmo of of)
mumbled on admission la charged,
and mm orientate! to W prim“
wins-remark advertising calms.
met-What mini-m. literate
a “M.
Doctor ii. it Flsh.ol arenas Hills.
lie. a practicing physician of any
years experience, when DsWilt'a Witch
lie-ll lisirehea so eqesl for indolent
magnesium It atop-paisle-
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Willis 0F ll. Kills:
'] he finest Traps, Buggies, Phaetons and Canopies. Oar
load of one and two horse Farm Wagons, with solid axles just
arrived. at Wright’s sales room. If you are thinking of buying
one, call and see me.
L. M. WRIGHT.
DAYTON. OHiOl.
J. A. Rich-rustle. of Jta'flon City,
TH E0.
on in not?
Daily Direct Freight Line
~llETWEEN—
NEW YORK,
SOUTH N ORWALK
AND NORWALK.
THE l’ltOl’Ethfw
Clll (if liilllllilli.
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Will leave Pier 23, E. R. heaven
street. New York. at b p. in.
have Norwalb, 5 p. in. Bomb Nor-
walk. 0:00 p. m.
Freight received from 7 s. m. in ii p. m.
Upon s leation to orients the City of
Harwell. II» and Vuleso «rill v- svm
for l lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity
"AII are forbid trusting shy
of the employee“ the boats of th- line
an amount of the owners thereof.
com, can
have llamas not.
”mail Within 1:022me 1:1“
in annual.
u
some. ”“""'
HAVING New. novel and beautiful desi , For SCENIC and SIGN LETT BRING 80b
’ my figures for work done by my artist, GEORGE WISHIUII.
BlCYCLES.
The best made.
buy until you see them.
liEPiillilNll 0F All KlNllS.
(Called for and delivered free of charge.)
LUTHER 'WRIGHT.
Corner Madison and Franklin :Streets. SO‘ifIMOMIkI
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
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SPlilllfl fillll'WEAli
—GO TO—
Can save you from 315 to 825 on them. Do not
OLSEN.
PIEKLED DYSTERS
LO bsters
MAPLE SYlilll’
Fresh and Salt Fish
ESCALLOPS
lie. I SALT MlCllEllEL
HORSE lilillSH
GROUND TO ORDER, AT
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fiend model limiting or
nine.
pilots». with v
We rise. it raimsids or not, fro
thrice no! r‘vetiil imbue
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Norwalk Chronicler