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ition of thc enemy had been discovered
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on towns? aA'rsw - pi-
« .timo'alo. Ths_9antlnpi;bsd on:
_ 'to‘isll its man-Ill“ this'is
ty good place w3li9e."eiid rot
. who have livM-‘iten‘ail’their.
.. up not s'ssia to'gralp utat idea
‘ y"M-.wthhflutieflly as they
' " .eloewhoro and have ee'ehthe,
Ellis of other ottllh slid the
which ,-they have made inlo
I: 'lateqtiae‘beitedtsof South,
and the not that In many reii
'1‘ 'li th‘tl'most progressive city1
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”kl-AR TO DO ELIEWHERE.
.- - edema or serious AT a vssv lai‘eoaraa'r usosa rate-
I
. so pattmo. oassstaassas censor suv wsotssau ar rss
rto'uss‘s we soon." rats is run risat. wsas roa THAT
it 'Is those who have eotne . . ‘. . .
r MAN. 50 To 07¢ THAT WILLPU RCHAOE WHAT IT REQUIRE! A
1 . firms rt
Into-as)"
tti'usilnsosrrots
.f'VWT' . .
doubted that the Japanese withdrew
their entire squadron unless the loca-
. as it meant. surrendering the advantage
. of being ln~a position. between tho so
-umy and the enemy's base. There is
a strong possibility-Ill!i "10 “line!"
tok and the other to cruise in search of
l'nsslot 'Bay and gays them battle
there. The names and s labors oi
ships in the Jspeiflse anus hay
been itept secret, but it was robably
tuflciently strong to separate to two
divisions, the one to aid Vladivos-
toll and the other oi era is in search of .
the Russian ahlpa.‘ It is said that tho
newly purchased cruisers Nisshln and
Kasuga are takln part in the present
. movement oi! Via ivostok. The Navy
Itepartment capo'cts to receive dis-
! patches tomorrow from (loosen, when
It was Ianned that the fleet should call
after t s o ration involving an attack
.uptm thu llssian Mttadron had been
Iconrludsti. The Japanese are quite
:mnildeni in the ability of their squad
i run to slgnslly defeat the Russian
1 ships. and laughingly 'say that the big
Russian cruisers which stand unusually
. high out (If the water. make excellent
had to
G. H. esinhsussn, oratoiul tor I-Isarty|
Health—Glue tha Great Tonic to pound is a boon to run-down, nervous‘ testlnes was gone In three weeks or
Friends Who Are Foaling ledly.
Reed the last sentence of this letter
even if you read no more than thaL.
There is a lesson for you in the earnest I
gflon. of u“. busy on“. man to help me and keeps me so conilned that it in'
his friends and the way to Vitality and . only once or twice In years that I like
True Health.
. Thousands of men abd womi‘n who-
thrill of true health—toners or pleas-
ure seekers_ with health broken by in-
r... .
l.
Ma
I
_ , ll
cahhdt e Thom Sick ow.
PAINE’S CELERY coupons-n.
Keeps Herd-Pressed Office Men and Women Well one! Iiij'oylng
Life.
what I say to them. that Celery 60m. "The trouble in my stomach and in-
! people. and gives the copra a and a month. and I began to take as much
i health that makes iiis worth Ilti no and pleasure in life ps a inanwho lives on-
makss worit pleasant. itireiy'ou’t-ordoors. ' ’ ’ '
"M occu u t . l o "i all tslto Paine's Celery Coin-
y III on W I “nth . I". n n ‘ pound. oil and on. for the vitality tliet
Ill-gives me. .i know...a great many
. a good, long walk. people whoarc as badly of! as l was.
"Every rd‘pring I had a serious sick- i 3:: gfiléxuflan:::2pfswins:g’It'h?&0‘:::
ne'ee. a so o general breakdown. i even." you MIN" nerves. ot 0."
My digestion. which was alweyfll you one a... of pussy. .1“- am.
bad. would grow worse and cause Incl pound. "a see how much pm..- you
rgotten what it was to feel the
is “ aicipal electric lighting plant. I
uniclpal water works both odor.
' . , cards for out of town manu-
W to come hero. and these Id-'
‘ ' are being appreciated. .
both o't health'hls sucdeodedin i
iy retillcing . the death rate. so
m efficiency oi its street depart-f
' t’s‘iay implied by. the Yllct that he;
Athenians time 'for the people to ‘
toVwork here after snow siorms,dnr- ’
tth’s’past severe winter, paths were ;
so that walking was'eompsra- .
easy. They were not slloveled 1
den. of course. by 6 o'clock each
, but a snow plough had been ;
e sidewalks and people werol
‘ t gobpelled to wade through snow I
”finite their work. The crosswalks
§ [so ill the morning. We do not be-‘,
as that this was -the‘case,'ln ass-j
1" r city In the stem Another fact i
"Wt shows credit to this department I
ergo almost all shoveled before thatl .
J
; .ws ouors war a‘rsw asmsnaas.
. . ‘ ' i
‘ wassmn. rasov oottaas. 3
*- I.sce Stocks. tab style. white.
Fancy lt‘rllled Elastic. black.
white. red pink and light blue. va-
Iuc I0c.
IALE rates so vo.
IRAIDC.
l-‘ancy Braids—all colors. Int-ind
lag the popular gold mixtures, good
styles (or children. regular prices
from tie to No.
DALE PRICE 2c YD.
Battetlbel'g Braids. all styles.
white cream and ccrn. regular
prices be and 3c yd., 36 yd. piece,
SALE PRICE 25c.
tirusb' Braid. made by the mak-
ers of S, H. & M., regular price he.
CALI PRICE 3c YD.
JEWELRY.
. .. . ‘ .
Fancy Pearl or Bill Shirt Waist
Sets. hettertthsn buttons. values
.‘Iectthst the walks have been;
"(gully sanded each time when slip,
a_ oLwork of the fire department tor I
grower is shown 'to.' have been escel- C
't’.e'id.‘a great deal of property has 3'
“_ Issved‘. so that the.’ percentagooi' ;;
,«hre harbeea‘ [or below ‘thcl
, of other parts of the state, ';
filighe departments eflloency has i
. t t the nuptial city moon'-
, ‘mllls. a’ reduction of a quarter of
’ “front that of last year. Our es-‘i
contemporary criticises this;
. ing a "penny wise and pound fool- I
I“ idea." and by a roundabout process 4
figuring, shows that the city will.
p tam into debt this year as the re;
“mun-1 _ . , . :
tln'sy sale " is noticed that while:
, tail rate for South Norwalk low air '
had one-halt mills. that of Nora-nth lsl
it mine. We cannot. or cottritc.‘
Wee the ilnanclal policy. of our?
”it. but satiric].A hplp but «wonder what;
eight mills. Evidently there ls'i
ething twisted In the financial dc
‘ out there. ‘We are sure thst the
H . it they had' to pay only six and
, . all mills instead of eight.
swam inclined to believe that this
_ . mer indication of the fact that
‘ thfiil'orwalk is a pretty good place
. hit]. as a vessldhefpr .- .
it: on} tel. sepsis" o.
. 7« droa ah'd'
mmmced operations on the
.st. worry Point, and the
be shed until the} build:
amp :"Tho forms] opening
Muhammad-l Dayktlay do.
butllt expected. t» e
first}!!! log “WWW
be held this ev at 8~ p.,
Celleok House. i935 avenue.
_. an extra. inmo of
pi! be [provided and refi'esh-
... -st out into -.
Honored."
,taa into he laid use and coca. .
.1 'l‘lm”i1li'tlh.lieauty"' smu- Lock
1 . sort ot‘polloy in» that demands a rate ‘ '
’ Ilseos‘of {1953th would be greatly ‘
.llc services on Thursday
than will be’oaercises appropriate to
«items-um
from amiss». «.-
‘. ‘ oats PRICE too.
I (tilt Hat Pins, strong plus. as-
sorted tops. a leader at too.
DALE PRICE be.
Beauty; Pins. two on card. regu-
lar price No.
SALE PRICE 6: CARD.
Gold and Gun Metal Brooches.
assorted stapes, nobhy elects. reg-
tilar‘ price 60c.
SALE PRICE 10:.
I" ' COMES. ETC.
Comb. warranted to hold all loose
locks. regular price. small aise.
'lic: large also, We.
SALE PRICE 10: AND 12c.
. Large Back Combs shell or lib»
her. all popular chapels. regular
25c quality.
”its sales 10c.
Hone Hair Plns_ smooth finish.
the best the pin, I don. assorted on
card. . . ~ ,
IA“ PRICE do CARD.
VEILINGI.
I. Thin Face Vcillngs. new styles. ‘
regular price 26c. .
SALE PRICE 15o.
\ .-
. (fhlfloll Drapery Veils. with
i ‘ atilchod border. value 500.
“ ‘ SALE PRICE 33¢.
a
heal!
'7 ..
._ sans. .‘ ,V
(trash subunits. ’ gold Stet]...
girdloeimrs. new and, hobby.
cream and Arabian, regular price
25c.
JUIT FOR A LEADER 12c.
targets.
ilolne interesting facts In connection
With the ilrst Japanese attack on Port
Arthur are beginning to arrive. in the
resin. it appears that the Japanese
shells were defective and many of
them. still unexploded. were found l!-
ins' about the streets. The coal sup-
ply at Port Arthur is said to be sulle-
leiii to last the warships for two years.
door existence—have learned in Just
them by an earnest friend) how
lous Tonic and Vitallser, is ready to
give them Health in and to drive
away all weakness and depression.
No more stimulant can take the
place of the nerve nourishment elven
to the Nerves by Paine‘s Celery Com-
pound.
thls way (by having it forced upon'
Palne's Celery Compound. the marvel-y
violent pains. For weeks at a time I. I.’ a h n r “M .
would not be able. to assimilate food. l 31:,“ 'l "yr...”gfia. ”3.2m rigid:
"When the doctor told me it was in that way." 0. H.IEINHA‘UCIN.
“nerve oxhausilon' i thought. he was ' ' ° ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ° ' ‘ ‘
simply unable to tell me what the ' “The only Real Ours is that
trouble really was. and i said i did not ' whloh cures the REAL CAUIE.
believe In 'nerves.‘ « ‘ Treating symptoms is more
waste or time. The Cause of
nearly all disease and.pain is
In the inner nerves."
"l_, took several kinds of digestionl‘
medicine, but it did me no good. i“
read an advertisement of Paine's Col. i ‘
I. one PRICE sec. 3
Pine [Aloe Stocks. long tab of-
feuts. regular price 35c. ,
IALE PRICE 19¢.
umsusoa. LACIO, “arc.
Hiitllburg Edges. new patterns.
neat. designs. l‘tc quality Mic: iii-
and l0c qualiiy, do; [be quality.
litc: 25c quality, lilc.
l‘t. De Paris lmt-es, widths from
1 in. to ii In., value from lie to 25c.
SALE PRICE 6s YD.
RIIIONI.
No. 40 ’l‘uflcta Ribbon. all silk.
while. pink and light blue. regular
price- li’tc .vtl.
SALE PRICE 10c.
IHOPPING RAGE.
Cord Begs. 25c duality l7c: litt-
Cord Baas at this sale. 8c.
TOILET GOODS.
*—
OOAPC.
Disinfection Soap. regular price
l0c,'Balo. he
Pears Unattended soap. i-lale. 9c
Pears Scented Soap. Sale. mitt-
Rogcr d. (lallott Violet Soap. aisle
l7c
Dr. Woodbury‘s l’aclal Soap.
Bale, i'lc.
Packer‘s Tar Soap. Hale. Hr
Cutlcura Soap. l7c
Whirl-mail While Floating ililth
Soap, Sale.
M-....-.... ..
TOOTH POWDER.
3c
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powdcr. Sum, l.’u~
Dr. Sheffield Tooth Plate, 2 for 26c
Rubifosm. Bottle, I‘lc
Soaodoni. Rollie. l7c
reitsr wares, arc.
Brown's Toilet Water. the rcgur
Iar title also, Sale. 460
Brown's Tollct Water. the 39!"
also. Bale. 27c
Brown's Perfumery. 25c quality
at l0c per on.
Dr. Woodbnry's Facial Cream. lbc
French‘s Bay Rum. ‘lc
Prophylactic Tooth Ill'ush. till:
it) and ii Row Rrisilc ilalr
Brush-solid back. regular 25c.
We
at .
l3 Row lirliitlt- Hair Brush. sol-
id basil. regular 50c Sale not:
Adams No. 269 Hair Brush. reg-
ular 81.25. Sale, We
Fine French Tooth Brushes. 250.
quality. 16c
lap. Tooth Brushes, lt'tc quality. 9c
Dressing (blobs that twist but
will not break. 26c quality. the
Toilet Pumice, We quality. To
Rosewood Rack and Handle. bev-
eled Mirror. 26c quality. ilk:
. Balsam "Semlktiesuf Toilet
Ptapen the best the roll made.
. .
500 Sheet Package Toilet Paper.
regular price be. Sale.
be
to
,bnt the docking facilities are inade
,quate. The one large dock at Port
; Arthur is unable to accommodate ves-
i sels of over lifty feet beam. The All.
'sociated Press has received a chart.
8
vcsscls aground near the entrance.
9 Rotviasn Has Been Raised.
l
I PORT ARTHUR. Marl-b it—‘l‘ho hole
In. the hlill of the Russian battleship
’ Ht-ivlaan, which was made during the
iilrsl stack by the Japanese. has been
.roplio
inl'opii
press
I first attack by the Japanese. has been
‘ l'eilottit-d. Sltc itrnuw anchored In the
inner rontlsiead alougsidc the Cesare-
viicli. The other necessary repairs to
Illc ship will he complclod shortly.
Norwegian Coal steamer Released.
NAGARAKI. March 9.—The Nors'eg
inn steamer Hermes has been released
by the limbo naval court and ordered
to proceed to this port to await orders
regarding the disposal of her coal car-
turned
which
trend
might
.liflt
The hospital steamer Kasai Marn has
arrived here. bringing 22 wounded Rue
slan sailors belonging to the. gunboat
Korlets. which was destroyed by the.
Japanese lloot at Chemulpo. The)
will be removed for the time being
to Matsuyama Hospital. on the island.
Will moi-boost span.
TOKIO. March 9.~~lt. ls announced
on reliable authority that Prince and
Princess Arlsugawa will represent tltc
Japanese court at he 8t: Louis Ea
posiflon. ‘ 8T.
Workman Givtheir Wages.
H'l‘. l’lc'l‘IiIRzllti'lttl March it-e—Thc
. «outwit-u of «~Mmiuss ‘- wasting
3 house Company have donated one per
it "I". of their wages for war purposes
lamoutlng to $300 monthly. The com
ipany has given 55.000 and will dupli-
cate the monthly oflcrings of its em-
ployees. Religious services were held
‘~u the factory for the success oi the
Rlisslan arms. after which Director
Hmith addressed the employees warn-
ing them not to believe the reports
utAmerican hostility to Russia.
The Novoc Vremya has a leader to WA
world.
nation
every
Hay.
"I am recommending i‘alne'a Celery .
Compound to many ofthe people in our how quickly I improved but none of
"O-tilil'l'iilt‘li lo make it gcncral rains-
for the neutralization of China alinoet l chaos and at ’l‘asban. No details are
ditched them.
were sure .o have arisen. and its it' Menchurla and the latter isafew miles
principle. it really contributed to thin the naval oiflcers here.
the prcscnt llytment‘ilnd all of Europe: have in the rear and on their line of
practically in accord as, to what should' communication.
be douc.
propositions to the remainder of the:
parc for the shock.
nightmare to Europe. The political slt- .
known except one. slid that one Is Mr.
what he stood for or what he intended
to do the solution would be. easy."
nl.--Tlic Associated dress is informed
.ill the highest authority that up to 5
o'clock this afternoon howord of a nav-
al battle between the Raltzonatoln and
llrlll squadrons had boon received.
ls evident, however, that news of a
sea light oil Vladivostok would not sur-
Vladlvostok when the Japanese appear. :
ed; but it. is now firmly bellevcd here
that it was outside.
Russians Doing Surrounded.
—Professor Edward E. Phelps
M. D..‘l.l..D.. of‘Dar . outh
College, the famous D scov~
crcl' of Paluc‘s Celery Com«
pound.
cry Compound one day and .thought : '
i would try it and see if the troublc l r .
. really was In the nerves. 3
"My friends were astonished to see‘
bcrwood Park. Yonkers. N. Y.
January 7, 1904.
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showinx the exact position of the war- Olilce. and i am glad to say to yoll them was more astonished than myself. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ r ' " ' r ' ' 0
. ablps during the bombardment of Feb- '
. . i . .' ' ,. --* - ---~ _,,_- «
ruary 9 'I shows u" ""09 torpedo beaded statement of Elli-opt- Instantly . ernment here has received advices by WEBTPORT anion: CARRIED
cattle from Cllefoo. opposite Port. Ar-
lmposslble, wllcll almost at tboi tltur. to the cfi‘cct that Japanese land
on Sm-reiary Iiay‘s circular notel forces have appeared at Fung-wang
AWAY. '
WESTPORT. March ii.-——Owlug to
the heavy rain and warm weather. a
freshet occurred here yesterday which
carried away two bridges. one of which
is known as llurr's Bridge. The Ice
is now piling up against the, draw-
brldge of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad. "
llut, happily he did not: furnished. The llrsi named place is
It to a point where differences'about 45 miles north of Antung in
out. owing to the length toI inland from the month of the Yslu
the powers gllvc adhesion to its: River. according to the calculations of
They believe
which all desired. The note: that this movement has placed the Je-
bsve proved disastrous. did not. penese on the Russian flank and per-
Prepeynrsnt of Debentures
._..._.
It is believed that
The only place where un~ yesterday's attack on Port Arthur and
l
certainty exists is Washington. WclTslion-Wan was a diversion perhaps 1'":
are at sea as to what to expect from to cover this expedition's land move-
Mr. Ilay. American diplomacy is lhese" ment of lilo Japanese. forces. who were MIDDLESEX B‘NK'NU
later days is so aggressive. so start; probably landed from transports at
lngly sudden in the war lt‘ preposes‘ some point wrist of the Win River. COMPANY.
. I of Middletown, Conn.
”mum?" 0“ “3m" Pb“- iwiii pay upon presentation. at par and
"" accrued interest. the debentures of
. SERIES 01741W.M.
and
scales Jl—oiooaoo.
Duo October lat, 1904.
f2? m2 5 9 i2 ill
that "t‘ have not time to prc--
ii is a veritable
Tbc ilrst insurance money to bc 1
. paid on the. Stamford Town Hall was[
turned over to Selectman Leone); Sat- ,
. tlrtlny morning. by Frank H. Hoyt. lt'
l was a drnftior $5.000 from the Liver-
. pool and lohdon and Globe Company..
3 for the full amount of the policy. I
f There remains 862.500 to be paid. The l -
is like an algebraic problem——
quantity of the equation is
lie represents ‘X'. If we knew
Had Not Heerdoi eattls. i h I d i h h
pmgnsnum M 9.5;!” . t'unlpln oil are silly eye a W ic '
m“ p to settle. Mr. Hoyt paid the insur- my ELEVATED no“)
men on the. postofllce fixtures the day , . K
‘aftcr the iire.-So. Norwalk Sentinel.I N “WA
March 7ih.~liii)«i. f FOR 0 ~ . - L '
it Mr. "Hill 1'89"”an "10 UVN‘POO' Tllc announcement will come as at
‘K’ london & Globe ins. C0. in Stam~ (-omploto gut-urine to many ihltl. Int
'0'". This cOllllillly is represented by elevated road for Norwalk’is an'assur-
prise the authorities hcrc. They nal- .cd fact. The most striking feature of
urally decline to say whether Captain 1" YLOR 1:0 GOLD N 1 the new road is that all the trains run
Rcltannstein's squadron was otltsidc. ill the same direction. It geesfmm Ill
health to good health and every pas-
senger to given a donel1 of Dr. Dick's
‘ 1 Medicine for malaria, r eumatism and'.
at: that?"'..1§“2?:.:.2i€”i.ll:.2:a n.3,. .. Ms...
' ‘ 5 n e wor .
SOUTH NOR WALK.
Ask for a tire insurance policy in
day on coal ss'co lgad. it argues ._.
SHINGTON. ilarch 9.-The Oov- I Comp“); in the world.
that it has been so considered. since
the American Clvii‘War. but now that
England has coal to sell to Japan. sht-
tibjtk'ls.
Filllowlng is the text of tho ompcr'tv
telegram lo Viceroy Aleaicff:
"all. Potersburg. l-‘ob. ll. IBM.
"Mobilisation is proclaimed in thc
Alberlan provinces. You are. empower
-d to act as tommander-In-chief. I
am with you heart and soul and with
ll" brave fellows. May God bless oul
lpcrailous. t Signed)
"NICHOLAS."
Japaneie Squadron Raappsars.
l‘URT ARTHUR. hiarch 8, Tuesday.
-lt is rumored here today that a Jap
i muse squadron has reappeared oft
t'ladlvostok.
Japanese mass an Attack.
TOKIO. March .il.—Jilptinose bom.
bardcd the forts at'fl‘allcn-Wen (Port
Dalnyi on the night of March 8 and
then attached Portalrthur. -
Russian ehlps la Fighting Trim.
BHANGHAIKWAN. starch 9. (From
a Russian Correspondent of The Asso-
ciated Press).—-All,of the ships of the
Port Arthur squadron are again ll.
fighting trim. except the Retvisan,
which is lying 'at tin neck of the cli-
trance to the harbor and serves the
ourpose of a storng battery. The gas
about saavioss oualso.
. mason.
7 At the First Methodistchurcb the
present 060'?! is devote: to ”and r;-
iigioss rv too“ At 9."er on
Q endings
‘the abortion season.»end is the last.
:week of lies-eh. services will be held
'every sight-but loudly. Oil-Thursday
stoning or week. the sermon will
bejreaiched y the Rev. Walter Wes
W anthem.“
1‘ i : .. —-—— .
Consolidated Railroadooss Not Fear a t
. Soft Cell “rifle.
‘11
[Pears eta soft. coal strike in the
'nsryiand'eountryhave had a great in«
true,” cents tenants ton.
.. Worm at r." “as:
yesterday. a a on re srge e
Meltdown-rd: fearing a sort coal
strike. haeortlered large amounts of
coal, and that the price had gone
to.“ It in. . ‘ -
risen there is' forty thousand strong
and there are provisions enough to last
two years. Trains on the Hachurlan
line'ere runningregularly in triple sec-
us. at .twentygrmlnule Intervals.l
T are" a notable revulsion of feeling:
here among foreigners against~ Japan.i
based on the fear that‘she‘ls trying.
' to drag the Chinese into the war.
Itan Railroad in Order. . wish
Khilkbl. Russian inister or Railways.‘
h'as'issue‘d a 61 'r, instructing this
superintendent: of'fihe Treneifllberian »
Railway to travel frequentlyppver the _
line in order to pe
the clearing away of snow ad the.
amine spotter-Ira. ~ . Th
.-- e
sortment of Fresh. Up-to-Date. Goods of the National Biscuit Company.
you can
“We are
N. B. C. Sodas. Social Teas. fialtlries. Butter _
all zkinds of goods in sealed packages that mortal
to .
the Beat the Market produtei at reasonable prices.
utitti‘l‘tilt.‘tllherls. starch o-rrlhcc m m in the Nwaiits. sutwo
and save money. - . »
mortally“ supervise —-—
CALL 58-3.
ymflfiffis ore
« iMPRESSION
We want to impress upon the mind of the public that we carry the" Largest and Finest Aa-
irr' The Norwalks. Here
a few hours' notice direct from the events.
et everythl this cornpany produces within
geadguerters or this company's goods. - . . ~ .
Nabisco Wafers. new. delicious“ Even so Ramona Wafers; yet more so the Athens Waters. \
Flakes. Zvviebach. Lady Fingers and untold variety oi ‘j~
mind has hardly touched; we have them from 'A "
Bananas. Em Cheese. Elegant Rosy Butter. Delicious Calico.
Oranges. Splendid Teas. [also
Everything as represented or money back, is the way we do business. '. ii
oaths E. Season. [06th Grocer. 33 West Wasiihaton Street.“
ANOTHER BIG SALE Cid/THE NANONAL IIQCUIT COMPANY’S CRACKERO.
"Expression!
anythingln that line it will pay you to gat- our prised bdorsgoing steamers. Not only do we carry the taro-
alao give yes a lower price. Buy the Na tloyl/Ileoult Company's crackers am
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