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welcome at The Sentinel office.
narrows. you will confer a
. needles or hm“
care items of news or other mat-
: . ottho entrance to The Senti-
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1 . nthaflgixrsalgcoun.
Sentinel hat a Circulation
of Nor-walk and its Suburbs
' u’ly,lhun the Combined
the other Two Local Dail-
W‘Room is always open to
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is handed in. Every rea-
. will be made to accommo-
M. but changes cannot be in-
m as It right unless copy is sent
ock in the afternoon of the
the change is desired.
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jivcather today promises to be fair to
cloudy. with nearly stationary. followed
my.» -.- __.«.., . -
Thermometer Record,
lghest point of the 'hermomcter for
Hour-hours ending at noon today
recs aboveizero: lowest. :15 degrees
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to
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tux-c Almanac for Tomorrow.
‘ ! Sun sets High tide Lowlide
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. Vhat tho um Your Unvc Us.
‘. The year 1896 was the most unfortu-
be financially the people of the United
at techno known for a long time. Its
'ning blow came in the closing days
,...Qe‘ooluber, when a large number of
$5'and business firms failed in Chi-
. and the region commercially do-
‘ sat on it. The“ disaster was felt
out all the northern part of the
a the other hand, however, 1896
mammal! by splendid advancement
"I“, in science and industry. The greatest
rchievement'of all, one which practi-
Hly opened up a new world to science
. bird the arts. was the discovery, early in
the year, by Professor Roentgen of
. unborn. Germany, that tho ultravio-
i, t iays in the;.spectrum would photo-
» aph solid bodies that are inside of
' ,or solid bodies. It is thus possible to
lamina and photograph the skeleton
wide the human bcdy, coins inside a
other pocketbook, etc. The gain to
. fiery from this discovery is incom-
" “his. Hundreds of bullets have al-
been located by its means and
fractures have been accurately ex-
., _. ”Norwegian, came within
. ' reaching the north pole it-
fill during 1896, almost 200 miles closer
“I it than anybody ever was before. If
ile'had had dogs and sledges, it is his
, pinion he could have quite reached it.
. JFlually. one of the greatest victories
in the world of industry was achieved
iotboUnited States. It is the trans-
‘ hitting of power electrically from Ni-
agara falls to Bunnie—~24 miles—and
talking the great cataract run Buffalo‘s
trolley cars.
The Kneipp Cure.
, . L healing fed that has plain. com-
luau loose for its foundation, one that
“anybody can practice and that will
lit Welcomed by physicians, begins to
make a stir in our country, as itnrs
long been doing in Germany. Father
“19p. a simple country priest, found
that light ciothils. abstractions habits
and llmiliurity with cold water upon
. surface of tbobody made a new man
him. He began recommending his
ears to his parishioners. It cured them,
' and they told their friends, who also
came lathe good prim. He preached to
lib!!! min and dootorcd their bodies.
News whole tows full of hospitals and
' ” , boom has sprung up around
" . Father Knelpp's home,
no a large stat! of physicians
" nuflwn help trim with his
rule establishments.
fine to time stories have been
‘Kneipp’s patients Walk bere-
fie My grass at sunrise and
the enrolls emit morning for
N that is not all the treat-
‘ ' ; It! required to wade in
forvholf an hour. They
ge- n" minute or two at a
W weather. A patient
or other local ailment
lei WM turned for
fit m port. it
Mid and gives an
‘ mm. Other
‘ into n bathtub
Instantly and let
‘ not wipingit
can
a teacher is genuinely their friend, as
a Strange school». ', ,
tile one person can do to help
the world if , he dabble: in every :9.
mrmatory scheme that comes his: way.
But if he begins by surveying the field.
than selects his own particular work and
sticks to it exclusively year after year.
at the close of his labors here below he
will see that he hes done something [or
mankind.
Seven years ago Miss Florence Ho-
thorn began teaching a school in the
boys’ department of the Chicago com-
mon jail. She has stuck to it. The
youths are of the average age of 14,
none of them over 16. They are confined
in the county jail while awaiting trial
and seiitenoe for various misdemeanors.
They remain there for periods ranging
from a day to a your and a half. Thus
the class changes from day to day.
The teacher. of course, can give them
no systematic scholastic training, such
as more fortunate children outside get.
She does the best she can. mostly in the
way of oral instruction. They will stand
no nmudiiu sympathy or goody ~ good
preaching. But if they understand that
Miss Hathorn is, they give her their
confidence, so far as such boys can give
anybody confidence. '
They are the street boys who run
wild. 'l‘hcy cxliibit'mentnl peculiarities
difi’ercnt from those of the child with a
good homo and regular training. They
are deficient mentally in some ways,
of smoking and insufficient nourish-
ment. They SEED] not capable of ms
tained intellectual cll’ort. They are,
however, unusually quick in geography,
just as a wild Bedouin might be. Rather
oddly, too, they are quick in mental
nritlnnctic. They know much more of
criminal and civil law than the average
boy of their age does, more than some
respectable men learn in all their lives.
The school is under the auspices of
the Chicago Woman‘s club. The ladies,
so for as is possible. follow up tinsyoutbs
after they are released. In a number of
instances they have been able to perma-
nently reclaim these wild boys.
This is the age of specialization. We
could not get on without our own ox-
ports in every branch of business, from
railroading to pic tasting. Tim export
crnniologist is one of the most intorcsb
ing products of the time. He is (blind
in llilll‘llt‘l‘ and robbery cascs to testify
from his store of skull reading lore
Whither the accused has a cranium likely
to make him commit the Cl‘llilll in ques-
tion. In a recent murder trial one of
these invaluablccxports was called to
read the indications of the shapc of tho
prisoner‘s cranium. He did it without
hesitation, declaring that in his judg.
nwnt the shape was abnormal and indi‘
rated a disposition that would be apt to
load the person to lit‘ a lawbrvnkvr. A
lawyer placed bcforo the export diu—
grams of three beads. They were of the
kind made wlwn a man is measured for
a new but. “What do you think of
those?” uslml the judge. “I should say
the possussors of such sliupi-ll bonds won-
abnormally morbid, " rill-Hui tho cxpvrt.
The diagrams rl‘pl‘t’SI'lllllll tho bonds of
W. 11. Vninh-rbilt, Senator David B.
Hill and of the judge presiding at that
particular trial.
_.-_~___~ mm-
In unotlwr your the lnrmst ot‘mn
steamer over found practicablu for can
rying purposes will in put into the
HumburwAmcricuu mule. Slw will be
primarily a freight stonmvr, though
then» will ho accoinnicdntions for 1,22H
pussvngl-rs, 1,000 of llli‘lll Fltl‘lilgl‘, the
rust first and svooml cabin. The giant ship
will occupy nino days on tho trip be-
twccn Hamburg: and Now York. film is of
20,000 tons displaccmrut and i}: 000 Mt
long. That is 50 foot lcsstban tbolrngtb
of tho (lrvnt Bush-m, but Ibr now ship
will carry more freight than the (in-at
I'lusttrn ('mild do luruum nnllvrnim-
pi‘uvtnwnts t'nablo in r to be of much
lighter draft. The (in-at l'lustcru could
not l‘llll‘l‘ our Atlantic ports win-n him
was fully ladvn. The monster new vcsscl
will be mmzml the l'innsylvnnln. Fin-
wm luunclml at liolfast, lrcinnd, in
tivptcinbor.
'l‘lwrc are four kinds of metal monvy
in the Unib-d Status—«gold, silvor, nickel
nndroppvrwund ilvc clash-s of paper
mmwy. "Tho paper mnncyconsisl» of
ng-onbncks. treasury notes, gold l'l‘t‘liil-
calm, silver m-rliib-utrs and national
bank unit's. All tbopupvr monoy vxwpl.
national bank notes is issnml by the
United bllntrs government, and tin-
grm'nbucks and honesty flutes are local
tender for all puynwnts cxcvpt intorrst
on the public debt and customs «bios.
Tim intornst on the public debt is pay-
able in gold.
arc issued by thobankstlmnavlvvs. No-
money, but most creditors am willing
to lake all they can not of them in par
mom of debts and are glad to do so.
We observe that an up to date journal
papers.
which their teacher attributes to years ‘
The national lmuk notes
I-ional bunk. notch are not legal tcndcr
has been reproducing a famous picture
of eaten painted many years ago by a
Swiss artist. The only trouble is that
the portrait of the old boy looks too
i‘onrfullylilrc the ordinary pictures of
print American statesmen in the ncws‘
Emperor William really depletes, he
done. the not of Lieutenant Damn you
Brunuwitr. in murdering a workingmun
who had oil’s-mind him, and horcaliy
hopes. he does. that army ohlvers will
turf around with an or team near the
home of thc'lute Henry Burr Gilbert in
Westmrt.
Measles are prevalent in Ridgefield,
and three schools have been closed on
account“ them. In several families
parents as well as children have had
them. but no severe cases have been re-
ported.
The raiding of the two pool rooms in
the saloons of Michael Sweeney and
Thomas Pinnkett. Stamford, by Score-
tary Thrasher, oi the Law and Order
Ideauue, was done under special authori-
ty of Governor (Jodie. l’lunkctt is an
agent for Gleason, the man who has
pool rooms all around the country.
These rooms were in Stamford, but
Were driven out of [bore January 1.
Colonel 11. H. Adams, of (.iovornor'
Collin's staii. laid the matter before the
governor and the governor directed that
the places he raided.
It is now reported that the Consolidat-
ed road will recmnmcncc work upon the .
improvements in Bridgeport, February
1, with a. force of 500 nn'u. which will,
when the work is well started, be in-
creased to 1,500. Tim old Arnold block
in Crescent nvenno is being litth up as
quarters for the laborers. who will make ,
their homes there during the pcrfornr
once of the work. 1 '
Sheriil' Hnwlsy has just purchased 200
pairs of trousers for the use of the in-
mates of the jail. The trousers are
made according to orders from tho .
she-rill, and of such a nature that they
can easily be detected at any limo. Tho ‘
waist band is of a different inatcrinli
from tho rest of the garment. and the
suspenders are riveted in the band. 3
Something of a mad (log scare pro—3;
veils in Mumford. A month ago John 1
Scoliohl, of Shippan Point, about forty
years old, Was bitten by ndog, \Vllll‘ll ;
subsequently .showul signs of rabiMxi
Later Scoiivld was trcah‘d at tho Push nr :
institute, New York, but is now at the I
local hospital suiicring from meningitis. 1
He is in a critical condition. it is known 1
that the dogbit sovemlollwr animals:
and these. are at large. A week ago a
child of Mania-w 1.:iuibcrtwus bimni
and is now at the i’usn‘ur lustilulu for l
tm itnnznt, E
(ioornc llidwell, famous as tho “Hank i
of England 171 i-gor," lam started a mu ,
sado in Illinbury against tho ircallnm
habit, and has nekvd ovary saloonku‘pcr
not to sell drinks undrr tho treating:
system. lilIlerl says he has securrdt
llm ell-operation of several anlllly pow ,
pic and railroad magnum-s. and that ;
tin-y arc lifting up a car for him in1
which in". with a number of i‘vangrlisl‘, :
will visil cvi-ry city in (in: union. 'l‘lw,
Dnubury saloon kmpnrs have no: t'llli'i‘- j
ed very onlluulmticully into the} rim-ct. ‘
(‘. Dii'vn. M. Daily and M. Simunfl
exhibition at the Y. M. I‘. A. gymnasi- ,
um, the other night, Simon throw I’ll‘l‘lldl
over his head and tho» liillrl‘ ft ll, writing
on his law. ‘
Diem had nutl'crcti intoruul injurirs and
be has had {normal boninrrliagi-s. llzsg
1pm the cross-mammalion of young;
Luull-il’ul'ti‘r in the l'ortwltilcb trial,
(-ounsvl for the (lrfi‘nse trial to show
that Mr. l‘oxrvr's M-mlnl will» “as bruv
tally tin-stud by his sons when bu took
lur to his home. \‘oung l’ortcr “(Mills
in [that she wnsgiu-n an awful “li't’t“l‘.l‘,"
his fithi 1' at, Ibo tnblv or usml lllllll'lllu‘i'
language In iii»: stop mollwi'
Porter had :1 bani flow of it.
(filial-iron of unproi‘vssiunnl l‘llllllill‘l
have loci) preferred against Ammo-y
.iulm l". Addie. now judge of pr! :1»qu nl'
grossly [whim-mi tho inn-resin of Ibo
town of Now Milford in a suit institut-
Mi-llnliou, to n mm r a bounty claim.
The rumble-rs of Ilovmnrn‘ (‘nllln‘s
stall wuollnpluln 'l'bmupson, l'.H. A .
a handsome paid \‘l'nlvll as a mark of
tlwir prm-iallon. ll Laure an appro-
prlulo inscription.
Solarium“ \“v'mrim-r, oi the llrl-lurpnll
Medical association. says he will mun»
plain at Washington lwcnuvn invilalious
Io Ilwawsmeihtimi's bunquvl lay in lin-
ii‘iclpeps rt prisloillk'o for svvrml days
and wow not (lo-livmml. l’lifilllliwlt'l‘
Steward llllI-l now! to Washington to link
for an llll'l‘I'Ill-lll in his form. Ill til nutt-
lrr is piled up at Ilw nillco and the
(rinks mo unabln to handle it.
w'l'bcrn's naught in a mono. but for a
cum. "imwriul Crown," air, is lit for a
Umlr.
‘ Your
hioney
Back!
livery purchn-vrol‘ Hale's Compound
Quinlmwho will followlhe directions
and is not satiil‘n-d that it in tin- best
preparation for removing dandruff, our.
lug «snip disease, preventing the hair
from falling out and bringing in a new
growth may have tlwir money returned.
on application to the «hamlet from:
whom they made the purchase.
In the short tinm it has been on the
market over am bottles have been sold.
and it is now mmmrridrd by the lead
ing hair dressers in New Earlene.
not do such thlnar in future.
in, can astronomical»? ' ' ., . . . +1
, . W . Send your nddrewte H. E. Booklet:
Tuesday: amen was seen 131003115118 550°" and t a free cum 1° ‘5” Of
vegetable. They do not weaken by
young: ilI'l‘tlliillH, of Stamford, paw :m .
laitcrit was found Ilmi‘
condition is critical. ’
llorgcsl, Grandml and llcst in the
but Ill-11ml that lu- Mirili‘lll‘ll fruit i‘rom‘
it no»
evident, hnwu'vr. that tin» new Maxi
New Milford. Judgi- Arblis, it is nlicuml. _
rd :1 short time ago against it by l’alrivl.‘ ;
Dr. King’s ewLife Pills. trial will
convince you of their merits. These
pillsereeosyinactionundareém
ticulerly efl'ective in the cure of
den and flick Headache. For Me-
sti
1 Grand [givefirou’lélggythey hamm
prov my on er. magma
robe perfectly free from every de-
leterious substance and to be purely
their action, but by giving tone to stem.
acb and bomb: greatly invigorate the
system. Regular size 250. 6):: box.
‘lold by Pleisted and Wood. 8mm.
, Something to bound On.
Mr. James Jones. of the drug firm of
Jones 85 Son. (Jowden. Ill, in speaking
of Dr. King’s New Discovery, says that
last winter his wife was attacked with
LaGrippe, and her case grew so serious
that physicians . at Cowden and Penn
could do nothing for her. It seemed to
develop into hasty consumption. Hav-
ing Dr. King’s New Discove in store
and selling lots of it, he too a bottle
bmne, and to the surprise of all she be-
gun to get better from the first doeo, and
half a (token dollar bottles cured her
sound and well. Dr. King's New Dis-
covery for consumption, coughs and
colds is guaranteed to do this good Work.
Try it. Free trial bottles at R. H.
Piaistod‘s drug store. South'Norwallr.
Bucklin's Mules Solve
The best salvo in the world for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblalns,
come, and all skin eruptions, and poni-
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. E. P. Weed and G. 0. Stillson:
“.4...—
One Way to he Happy
is tnaItoml to the comforts of your family.
tumultonoofflmm catch a Ilolll or Cough;
will nn Iii-Iv. Nllllsnil. Hulllll Nul‘Witlk.
and Edward P. Wood. Nurwnlkmolo agnota.
and not a trial bottle of Otto's Cure. the grout
(iorman iii-mwly, ll‘rrw. in pmvrn tlull w.» have
lta‘llru (low for (.‘uuflhs,nlnl all ilisvusox of
tho ’l‘lu'unt ninl Lungs. Largo sin-n soc nutl
..
“it’.
ENTER’I'A [.l/Mll'N’ 'i ’.
HOYT'S TH EATR:
Tuesday, Jan. I2.
JOE OTT!
And lhu original
cusm cums":
i.\' F“ l-'.
“StarGazer”
lmlmiing Phil Oil, Malt Oil and
.._.
twenty others.
The Comedy to Make You Lough.
I'liv-v-‘ztvmov, :3»: Huntn now on salon! Pinio-
lwl >~ sllhl’ lbillulh’m
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
l‘.‘vl'.".\li'l'\'ill§l.l.. - —
(Inc-Nightlmli.
Thursday, January IA, 1896
Stone K COCS incomparable
Unclelom’s
Cabin!
Mauiauor.
\\"- llll
i ‘ l‘wiylvu lira»: Ronda limb! Ilru-lwwlm.
Quinlan .lrllllfi'i' Ml” IlI‘I'N.l'I-‘lnlillll'iv l“ilv-JII.-l
limo: 1:4“.th 4‘ lni m‘nwl \‘iw Ann-alum
tux». lio‘l llll‘llitl“. lluv'l. ..::<l “int: honours.
Ltl‘btnrlwllw-. lamwi “nil-i l :u twilvtin.
‘ 'l'lll“. Iliillil‘xhl. Mi“ \IlliK l',\."i'l‘.
.\ (undid i'llm Wok. w; vlei in“ :o l‘rim
j“ mourn. hmml l'dlmln‘ill Iii-I‘ll.
. l‘lix't“—’.I‘.‘.’~* "w :mll 3mm Ilwvrwrl son's llll
‘~:ifo-;il “walk .ilnl Tannin wn'm.
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HO‘VT'S
,THEATRE
; FR'DAV
: Tim llig llzl (ii '96.
Donnelly & Girard
154‘
hr FRIENDFROM
INDIA!
1
fllll't‘l‘l from lluyl':; M ulison Square
l 'l'bmtrv, :illm .1 Hill (ll
EIOO Consecutive Nightsll
l‘rlI-imzov, (or. w. Hindu now on solo at
l’lnishul‘aluul l’ll‘nn H's.
. :4
A I‘ICIJCSTIAI. Flililtz 2,
Whore I lid Hill‘s rays from into whisk-
omistlmonlvtlliuu that would make
,us ackn-ovlmlno {but we had been out—
‘llnnn in unique and oriuinal designs
in frame or mural tlm'umlinits‘JII all
Briltll‘fl mm ““05. Hurphuil‘t‘. Min-k u"
lino wall papers on» in thi- latest colors,
(lesions and pril!on—~—lmk at them.
l'ulnlers’ duppliee,
Artist‘ Materials.
Pictures.
Pictures Framed Io (mint.
l’alotiur. Paper Hanglnfl, Decorating
and {sign Painting.
DECK ER.
1
5‘ .w..
OSTO‘NM 5T0
IORWILK. cars. I. Y. OFFICE. “2“ BROADWAY.
.i~
On Infant’s wear
it
On Cloaks,
! ‘
On Crockery, .
Half Price
’7)
V
On Hosiery,
On Dress Goods,
u i ‘
ThisWill be the Greatest Sale of Dry Goods
()f modern times. Over $25,000 worth of Winter Weanincludiog dress goods, cloaks, wrappers, blankets,
tlunnels, hosiery, underwear, gloves and men's furnishings, at about sec on the dollar. The storyzis plain
and Simple: Our stocks on: by far too large to carry; we, cannot afford to carry them lover, and a terrific
slaughter in prices is the result. Friday we will take inventory andmark down stock:
SATURDAY ,JANUARY;9th, I897
the greet sale will begin and will continuc'until the entire lots are disposed Of- 56 flmO‘lg ”"3 early call-
ers and sccurcyour alum: ol‘ the prizes, as many of the lots are small. Mail orders will not be taken. The
following is a partial list of the bargains.
THkE. POPULAR CLOAK ROOM
Every Winterizickct and Car :2 must go. We did not carry any over last year. we Will not carry any 0"”
this year; the prices will sell them.
Marked Price onAlI JacketsuOne-Half
$33 seal plush, 30 inch, 1-10 inch,
swoop, half price, $11.50.
CHILDREN'S GAPS!
5o silk and Vulvet caps, were 750
to $1. small sizes only, to close out,
each, 250..
Children‘s white silk caps. each,
'35 in i'.l(‘..
loo iadics' worsted fascinators,
were 70o to $1, black, white and
pink, all at one price, .300.
GOSSAHERS l
iii 1‘ soul plush, lifii inch, 1-10 inch All our rubber gossamers that we
owl-op, half price, $8.50, Sold at all :30 and 10.9%, each, 506.
Something Will Be Sold in Every Department During This Week At HALF PRIGE.
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Gt. ._
IF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
l. Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular.....
Headlights for I897.
One-Halqufl' the
$16.08 finest quality Ker-soy .lm'kcls
tnn,bluok and groomlmlf prim-,3“ .30.
$21 bouclo. trimmul with fur, cmv
piro jacket, navy and green, half
price, slum),
$16 0% bum-lit jack“. in green and
black, half price. M30.
$14.!“ horse-v and bonds jackets,
half price, $571.30.
all I .30 rough and plain juttkutd,
half pram *3 TI).
{<10 lmuolv jackets. We have large
sizes only. half price. 53.
$5. beaver and bouclc
will go at $5 .30.
Children's jackets and grvtcbens
will his will uthnlf of tho marked
price, You can have a child's coat
{UV-'31:, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00.
CAPES! CAPES!
*3 black, single and double capes
at half price, ill.
with!) black bouclc “dil‘ffi, thibbet
trimmml, half price. 5in 75;.
sill seal plush jackets, trimmed
with jut, :50 inches long. half prim»,
it} fill,
jackets, all
3:
Telephone
Gall,
58-2.
Save money by buying licst goods.
Economy consists in getting the most oi the best for the least money.
You can't got a gold dollar for 75¢; pay the value and you get it.
Money saved is curacy earned ; buying ch ‘ap goods is not a saving.
Our focus will show how We live and what we eat.
Untold arc the ills caused by impure food.
Right living, right sleeping and right militia,r are three essentials to happiness.
W"l)o your trading at tho right place, where you can find the right goods at the right
prices.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street, South Norwalk, or.
Save Prudently and Spend Wisely!
,
is a, precept easily carried out by «for patrons. They can’t help spending wisely, be-
cause every article we sell is the best to licbzul. They can’t help saving
lncausc they would have to pay more for the same
article elsewhere.
.N'
79 Washinutmi fittest, Mill lilcrwnik.
he!) ndoouod Milk. can, 7!: English Walnuts, peril), 100 ill lb. llost Iinckwheuth‘iour, 2.50
$35.33.. lie-line, verdant, W on Mimi Note. all new, mo 0 lbs. llcst Rolled (lots, 25,;
Murrow limos, “ ” to i lold limit. per pkg. lie 4 cans Tomatoes, 25,,
lllnm lie-ans, " .. no Weller Baker's Circa, 12 “I box, con i .. Ilmxllforn 2,3,,
Iirvrn Peru. ” " on I’mijohn's Breakfast Foul, pkg. Inc is " Pumpkin 25,,
right Poss, " " 7c 7 revs linbbitt’s soup. 21': 71b. Best l-Ilarch 21m
Enumoline. per box, 4:! 7 but! Kirkmon’r Borax 308p, coo Maud .‘l. or Jonoe' Flour, Bag, 700
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