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neutral-concoc-
mu :t-tt our no more of the honour my childhood.
When mulling wave. surge on the shun-begun
med chore.
tum tore-t trees flourish cud willow: m weeping
R5 moonlight—l ucvu dull size on that non!
Rm: :2 ‘. me no morn of my once happy birth-place.
. v! *ztdttood'n enchant-m when happy cud m.
“:2“. Ktndrvd And friends. I thou dreamed notof
stranger!
wtaw frowns have o'ercloudcd my young lum-
nz-xr .- til“.
l: an no: to me the cold tomb of my parents:
. 0;.- unburiod conic A: the ocean “mores
‘ sunning A rcquivm~thc windl Arc melodious
.~ flood-gull- And sea-waves scent chanting:
tinge.
: .... are ycllow tau-e. my wee friends All keep
filling
A“ I) from misfortunr and crumblc to dust.
’~\ hi I.» nought doth Nmatn for the mourn" log“: on
21;: llnpc'a tit-ding ShldOW producing distrust.
M. v ’onufr) And home Arc now pAinful to muse on.
:’:-.+ .533 still in gran. and guy birds chum tha-
g't‘lt‘.
\ . «ears y‘t
.o‘
flourish vbut whet-x- Arc Ibo-c dear
.‘\< ,1 um u turtle dc".- glowiug with love!
. v'urtn 1! u phAuton l glide to my birthplace.
.9 ww- 1 Iowa! l can never hear more.
r’ .=:.»:y vu «rut I continue to linger.
.2 n 1‘~ci Ma‘m to mock me Itlll luhlug the rborv.
.——————
A bull“ Lincoln’s Duel.
x “sill-H111)” INCIDENT “CALLED BY Till:
WALWORTE TRAGEDY.
From the Bcltlmm Amniotic]
‘lr‘lttgvly enough. the murder of Mans
.l T. \Vulwx-rth by his son. walls the
w. it of Abraham Lincoln's dtzrl. Thu
vln r of Frank Wnlwnrth is the daughter
. v; t .lnlm J. llurdin. who saved .\lr. Lin~
r in fr on the tummy: which Would lmvt-
. v. 3"illlil0wt‘tl lilS lift‘ it be had killed Gen.
53... i la. (‘nl llnrdin wtutu prominent wbig
p‘ but and was ostucmed “the bravest
l m m l‘dinoia." [[0 was klllt‘d uttbe bat-
.- of Burns V'iitamnd in his death fairly
mmw‘. the distinction which his admiring
t‘zivnds had given him while living. Mr.
lftwnltt was his intimate friend, and both
rt‘v‘n were giftcd with a large sense of bu~
7r, which tlwy Illf'nl‘tl to good account.
The lm~tilc mowing between Mr. Lincoln
-~.n-': Hm. Shields was brought about this
n m \> will) 3‘1““); a lady wrote a commu-
1 t \t “‘11 fur out of the Springfield papers in
x hi4 b. then: were srvural passagcs which the
:a turd w ~11 pimsvd to cousidvr us personally
lie was :I. testy Irishman, who
End 1 great tit-2d of troublesome dignity and
(“1:11 m‘vt‘r apprcciate a joke at. his own ex-
p- {v tic ftrthwith went to the newspc~
pt! 4) “.th a~nl dtmundcd the name of the
~ "TTt' ~;-ondt:nt :.tud this being refused, he
;tv: ;:e c. itnr three days in which to nuke
~:;~ 2-5. min! either to refer him to the writ-
rt .' 'u talu a whipping himself. The poor
mu. \\ r. . groutly distressed He did not
a A m lw- :tztity of thc ungallnnt act of betruy~
m: ll'fi lady correspondent. Ind he did not
1-.» hnYt‘ A fight with Gen. Shields. who
\\ t~ t much stnlnzf‘rtnln. In this dilemma
l . . .tl‘llt‘ to Mr. Lincoln and told him of his
:; atx'v The lawyer look the matter into
’ 3‘.‘ auto.
a
(L!
lvmtintt. but he could think of no
m for the relief of his friend. At
..Sd to him .- “ When Shields comes
mi \\ ith his club. tell hint that Abe Lin-
c- 2': u rule that letlt'l’.“ The editor lewd
- . :lu- <ttggt‘sli0n. und when‘ the irate ya
u appeared. ready to curry his threat
. xwuriun. he was politely requested to
,un Abraham Lincoln for Satisfaction.
.- put a new face on the matter. Gen.
knew better than to come fooling
.. . llr. Lincoln with his ccuc. He wits II
..3 time at great. longdrtned musculur fel»
w «and natured but rcsolutc. cud when
mt t tuion \It Wounded he could dcul and)
= ws with his fists cs undo his untagonlsts
:...lea that railsplittiug wu his pustimo. If
-bsd been attacked bv Gen Shields. and
a ..l supposed that it would add unythlng to
v. .. humor of the tight. he would have beat
I ;< assailant over his knee and Administered
pintshmcnl Shut the runner of conaclcutb
0th mothcm But After All his threatening
tn: l itlllsll‘f Gen. Shields could‘not back out
wttlttlttl subjecting himself to the ridiculed
l‘.:< mwusmeu. so he concluded to chAllcngc
Mr Lincoln. The chAlleuge was cccepted.
t ..t m the (rut dumv of the challenger.
Abraham untied long sword: n the wrap.
“LN. I19 I!“ no skill in th. m 0! the
sword. but with his tremendous nochof
arm and grout mmculur OW, he would
have cut at! Gen. Shields‘c bed before he
gut himself into position for-cue of bit! he:-
vntitic thrush.
The tune cud place of meeting were
1;;reed upon. Hr. Lincoln wont to tho
ground curly with his second. And there be
they wercsomckwlththcludlauuuccnc
‘lnl theycoolduot m from “In.
.lustthcu Col. audio Apps-rod.“ Ap-
:vrvc‘utln‘ the m m
gentedtobothparticluotto .hkebohof
’lrcuL-clvu. withncbolactthut tbcywuat
home wit“ “it“. ‘1'. m 0‘“
Mid uftcrwudlhlt “Willi“
nfftir wummuld “It“.
chptAtluu to music. MinstAuNJuppcoc
ltbtullofildmlmthldmd.
chhouldworkltup income ouch tender
mum:
on autumn-Mama.
math-continua.
All munnccuoudtbcbcdn.
“human”;
0h! wmmuyou-uic. Ind.
Youclmuudycurcutc.
ulwtbudobuuudonycut.
lyvnbtcoutudnypuuu.
This h punt-tic Ind pnctlcnl. The verse
is filled with sentiment, And with I sweet.
melodious ccdcncc peculluly its own; cud
yet it nukes Johnson‘s punts chumlngly
conspicuous. cud culls attention to his waist-
cout. while it ldcullict And spirituulizes um
compuntlvely uninteresting Article. Then,
any we what to act music to A tobuccontst’s
Advertisement. Would we not choose some
such fAlry-likc vet-ac as this:
Gully young Ferguson
Bought his ciga—
Bought it At lulllm‘l.
Whom the but Arc.
Wheuhcwanhuuo-cubor
acclaim-auto.
canyon-3m
Punch-cation.
Few poets could sour u we thus do into
the rculma of fancy with such a theme; but
it is ever thus with genius when its sultry
is promptly paid. as ours is We would
sour higher if the computation were larger.
As it is. we have given cxuctly the money‘s
worth. 0r. again: suppose tho compositor
desired to wed u grocer‘s advertisement to
immortal music. We should give him a
chance with some such glowing iuiugcry as
this:
Oh! say not I love you because the incl-ms
You purchu-cd ll Simpson‘s wu golden And clout;
The syrup. the suxAr. tho jolly ll alum.
Tb! critical. the mack‘rul. I know were not dear.
But when you tune to me with Simpson‘s winked
column.
And showvd me his nmplm of thnburnor (‘llt‘uao‘
I felt that his clulm to be cheap was not amnion;
1 Fund you. And said so. dour Junc. on my Rum-t.
It will be perceivcd here that the thing-
ling of mackerel with emotion. and Lim-
bnrgcr cheese with heartfelt ufl‘t-ction.givcs
to each object a pecullur cxullutiun. and. as
it were. tends to till the sympathetic spirit
with—till it with—but never mind. Take
anothcrmse. We inn-03m umbrvllwmun to
dcul with. We drain: to cmbalm his adver-
tisonu-ut in verse. and we therefore utfvr it.
let us snv. in the form of a serenade:
0h? wukr. damn Tilly.
And list while I tell A
Story of when you my
Buy Au umbrella.
out go to Manlnnagun‘c
Ask for o gingham
.\ ullk or up“...
And nuke the nun brim: ‘0!
If you wont ribs put in.
0! I I)!“ NVQP.
t‘nmv to Mcuuluuugu‘n.
Come with your lover.
We charge our Gonna“ {timid tintbittg‘
for those, suggestions. As fur as ho is cut»
corned we offer thvm in the intvrost of art.
If these songs—the labor of an idle hour——
shall make any sorrowful and (‘rtrc‘ludcn
soul bnppicr. or shall bring consolation to
any strickcn bunrt.we shall not only be
amply repaid and cloudy gmtiflml. but we
shall be rxcwrlinuly snrprisml.
*W —--——-
The. Boyhood of Greelvy.
More than three garments at the same
time Horace seldom wore in the summer.
and tltt‘St‘ were—qt straw but, grnorully in n
state of dilupidation. a tow shirt. I'lt‘Vl‘I' but-
toned.a pair of trnwscrs made of the family
material. and having the chuliurity of be
ing short in both legs. but shorter in one
that the other. In the winter hc Added a
pair of shoes and a jacket. During the first
live your: of his life at Westbuven. probably
his clothes did not cost three dollars a year;
cod I believe that during the wholc period
of his childhood up to the time he bocatnc
of Age. not fifty dollars in all were expended
on his dress. He never manifested on any
occasion. in any company nor in any part of
his early life. the slightest interest in his
Attire.nor the least cure for its effect on others.
That amiable trait in human nature which
inclines us to decoration. which makes us
desire to make An agreeable flxutc to others,
cud to Abbot peculiarity in our nppcnrnncc. ‘
is A trAit of which Horace never gave the
smallest evidence.
IIc wont to school three winters in “’cst-
haven. but not to Any great advantage. 110
had ultcAdy gone the round of district
school students, and did little more after
his tenth year than “ walk over the coursc.“
“lie was always,“ says one of his western
schoolmates. “ At the top of the school. no
seldom bad a teacher that could touch him
Anything. Once. and only once. he missed
Award. Ills fuco WIS crimson in an it»
stunt. IIc wits terribly out. about it. and I
fancied he wns not himself again for a
week. I see him now us he sat in his class.
with his slender body, his huge humble
unplo forcheud. his pleasant smile. and his
course clean homespun clothes! He sat
with his Arms loosely folded. his bond bout.
forward. his legs unused. and one foot
“winging. lie did not mm to my AuyAt-
tendon. but not A thing escaped him. He
appeared to knead atom from curiosity to
how wat sort of work we were tucking
of the lesson. duo from any tutors» it.
took in the «blunt for its own aka. Once
I pureed} word ourcgloucty wrong. cud
Hot-coo wu so taken back by the minute.
that he was started from his propriety. And
«chimed loud though for the clan to hour
him. ‘u-MA fool ! ' The murmur of it. was
I0 ludicrou- tbAt‘I And All the clan-burst
into-Mar.”
W
Swinging a the Gate.
oxuorromnut'cmv
men. ,,
"Bructbutbaccnuwlthmlndcudr
whet-nevermcuug-te with:
Nth“ Ifthcrclouduuunfmtc
IpIthl-fmuthc hummof
nyhcut—IpltyhlnumwhoahI-l-d
cmmdmmofmhpcm
act-III!
I hvc I'II‘ on way with A gloat
..., girl- lA my til... I a. plug to
“mmfllfimmu—fcrlf
Ihmlmflmhcmm
Atluct chop-clincher A ours-in cou-
cuulvc sound but tacit place under her
bonnet. You drain of your ant nick of
may. mAplc aunt, churlottc ruse,“ All
tom of liquid cud solid. am ad you
think them IND. an. Add unp‘roflublcmom
pucd with tint kiss.
Is she going to leave you now thAt the
nu in closed? Not if I know anything of
female nature. And I have had comcthlng to
do with formic. of all clam. cud they no
Alike in this mpcct. and they delight in the
oompuny of A potable young mun by moon-
light. find in thAt they show their good
tutu. I bAvo bend it aid that then are
females. differently commuted. but I never
met them. And I am glud of it Ihopc I
never shall.
Something more to tell. she returns to tho
glto and loans upon it. Your lips Arc rather
close to hurt, cud if you do not kiss her
then. I have no respect for you. ubwortby
as you Arc of the name of mun. You talk
about the moon. About Tom Fellows At son.
About the moon again. About the weather.
ubout the sermon—not much— the moon
again. Jenny WAdc‘s bonnet; that horrible
old lucid. Vlrginiu Juno uud her aluudorc;
the weather quit). the dance of the Knights
Templar. the moon once more. with Airtight
sprinkling of kissing thrown in by way of
spice. Some unclcut persons of either sex
may say that this is all very silly. Bid)!
You have done the same in your time if you
ever Amouutcd to unythiug.
But all these things must have an end,
And put-tings (oust conic. The lips clin!
together in A long parting klss. and you go
home through the mellow light full of po-
etic thoughts. a happy as a young man
ever is in this world of duns And debtors.
Let‘s have more of lt—thls swinging on the
gate.
.... «<9 ~——-
What to do for Drownlu Persona.
1st. Cleanse the mouth and nostrils; draw
forward the patient‘s tongue and keep it for
ward. llll elastic band over tho tongue and
under the chin will Answer this purpose. Ro-
movc All tight clothing from about the neck
und chest. Nuke sum that no foreign body
is lodged in the throat or wsophagns.
End. Place the patient on his buck on it
flat surftce. inclined at little from the fact
upward; raise and support the bend and
shouldrrs on a small cushion or foldt‘d ur.
tide of dross plucrd under the slmnldcn
bludc.
ltd. 1f tlu~ natural inspiration bus ceased.
prncccd inuntxllntcly to imitate the mom»
moms of bt‘vutbing. Grasp the patient‘s
Arms just above tho elbows. nnd draw them
gently and steadily upwards until they moot
nbovc the build. (this is for the pttrpo-c of
drawing the air into the lungs.) and hoop the
arms in tlutt pguxltion for two acetmds. Then
turn down the Arms. and pn‘sa them gont-ly
and firmly fur two somttda.ttguittst the sldvs
of the chest. ttbis is with tho ubjoct of pros»
ing the air out of the lungs). I‘nsssnro on
tho brrast-bonc will bid this. llrpmt those
mementos ultrrnutvly. dolilwratvly and pcrstk
vcrlngly. fiftocn titnm in n tnintttu until a
spontttnmns nfl‘ort to H‘Sllllt‘ is porccivod.
immediately upon which comm to luiltulc
the» movements of btvnthing. and proccod
to induce circulation and warmth. Should
a warm bath be procuntblv. the body may
be placed in it up to tho neck. continuing
to imitate movements of procuring. “am
the body in twenty wounds to a sitting pust-
urc. and dash cold wator against lllt‘ chest
and tune. and pass ammonia under the nose.
The patient should not he kcpt in the warm
bath long-er than five or six minntvs.
4th. During the ctnploymcnt of the above,
excite the nostrils with snuff. or smelling-
salts. or tickle the throat with a feather:
rub the chest and face briskly; dash cold and
hot water alternately upon them.
5th. \"rap the patit‘nl in dry blnnltots and
cotnmt‘ncc rubbing the limbs upwardJlrmly
und onergeticallv. Friction must be contin-
ued under blankets or over dry clothing.
Promote warmth of body by application of
hot flunncls. bottles or bladders of but wa-
ter, hunted bricks. 010.. to the pit of the
stomach. Armpits. bctwocn the thighs. and
to the soles of the feet. Warm clothing may
be obtained from bystanders.
On restoration of life. when the power of
swallowing has returned. a teaspoonful of
warm water. small quantum of wine. warm
‘brundy and water or com-c chould be given.
Patient should be put to bed. and ditpouitlun
to sleep encouraged. During mutton. huge
mnstAtd plasters to the chat and below the
shoulders will greatly relieve the dlctrcvaod
breathing—Dr. Chen. P. (“In
w-«».m-_..
Ilsa and Eases. .
“ So you have tlnhhcd your studies at tlw
seminary! I was much pleased with tho
closing exorcism. The author of that poem
—Misa White. 1 think you called bur-«bids
fair to bccomc known us a pout.“
“ We think the unthorocs will become ccl‘
obi-axed us a pootcas.“ rcmurkcd the. young
lady pcrtly. with A marked CDlpllMiS on tho
two words of the suntcnoc.
“ Dir—Ah. " rcpllod the old gcnllcmau.
looking thoughtfully over his gold upccmolcl
At the young lAdv “1 hard her sister wu
quite an actress. and under Mina Gosmct‘ a
instruction will undoubtedly become quite A
cctom'
The young lady Appeared irritated.
“ 'l‘lw if‘mlnfll‘y." continued the old 90ml».
man. with lmpcrturbnblc gravity. “ ls fortu-
nAtc in having an ctllclcut bound of unimpor-
cssco. From the prcclduutcas down to the
humblmt tencherccs. unusual talent in thowu.
Then is Mics Hut-put. who A: A chemistrcn
is uncqucllcd. and Mn. Knowlcc has Already
A reputation u on Minnow And in
tbcdepcrtmt of inn-lo. fcwcAtrequAl Illa
Kellogg It A slum“
The young lady did not Appar to like the
club the was sitting in. She took the sofa“
At the other and of tho rum.
“ You." continued the old gentleman. n if
talking to blind-If. “ thou While am an
very tulcutcd. Rory. I uudcnhud. has
turned her attention to pointing cud tho
dunno. cud will cunlybccom mu“
man And Nomad «on now uA
W" ..
A loud Iluntuluu of the door «mm
cldgeutlcucu to lockup-admonition
ad ”who. wq pact
——--—..—-—-—
Arcadian-nu.
Woduuotvuchhrhtnlbd thick
Addam- unto tot». I will come round to
your onc- And blow out wlm little brains
you hAvc l" ,
When the life lnmncoc unwind thlt
he turned it up And down. And hold it alde-
waya. And otood before u mirror with thud
omitted it with A micro-cope. And culled
in Al: or seven cxperta- but After All he
couldn‘t dctermlnc with my degree of car-
tuluty whAt he mount. To mcrtAin. be pro
leafed it. At the pAylng-tellcr‘l desk in the
bank. And that worthy. without 3 moment‘s
hultutlon. paid flvo thouuud dollArI on It.
believing it to be u check for thut‘monnt.
Them in one Agent loss In this city that tbcro
was a week or two ago. And one more bAuk-
cr who betray-c symptoms of inuulty when
the subject of life incur-tum mentioned
in his pmoncc.
W
A Tale lady. .0
I wcs once walking A short distance be-
hlnd A very hand-omely dressed young girl.
and u I looked at her beautiful clothel.
wondering if she took half as much pains
with her heart as she did with her body. A
poor old tutu was coming up the wan with
a loaded wheel-barrow. And just befor be
reached us, ho made two attempts to go into
the yard of a house, but the file was heavy.
And would swing bAck before he could got
in
“ Walt,“ said the young girl. hurrying for-
ward, I’ll hold the gate open.“
And she held the gate till he passed in.
cud received his thanks with A pleasant
amilc, as she passed on.
“ She deserves to have beautiful clothes.“
I thought. “ for 0 beautiful spirit dwells
within hrr breast.“
--. <>Vwfi
Motempsycboslc.
The gifted Sargent S. Prentiss once gave
Asnmptnous dinner to some friends at:
hotel in Vicksburg. Early in the evening a
stranger entered the room in A mistake.
Prentiss courtconsly lnvlttnl him to join the
party llufurc long thc Itrztngo guest began
boosting of how much ho had drunk in the
duv—A cocktail hero. A smasher there. A ju‘
lop in this place ll sling in that. and so on.
Apparently without cud. At length Prentiss
saith——
“ Sir.“ said he. “ do you bollcve in the
doctrine of motcmpsycbosls l“
“I don‘t know." was the rcply.“nnd I
don‘t are that that has anything to do with
what we were talking about.“
“ It. has.“ n-juinvd Prentiss. “ much——
much every way. I lutvo firm faith in that
dual-inc. I believe that lit the next life
every man will be transformed into the
thing for which he has bout qualified himself
in this. In that life. sir. you will brawn» u
cornor gmgory.“
‘w
Dus‘r .-\ll\‘l€RTltil§l-I)tm't do it. Don‘t
ndvt‘rtisc your lltlblllt‘fl: it‘s pu‘lng out mow
ey to accommodate other people; if they
wunt to buy your good: 101. tbctn hunt you
up.
Don‘ t ndvcrtiso for it ucta \onr name
abroad. and you arc apt to be flooded with
circulars from buslmss hunsvs. and to be
bored \\ lth “ drntnmvrs“ from tho wbolvsalu
establishments. all of which results in solic-
iting your onlcrs for new goods and Nancy
to pay for them \tbicb IS very annoying to
one of A dyspeptic temperament.
Don‘t ndvcrtlsc for It brings ponplo in
from the cuttntty. (country folks.vou know
Arc of nu inquiring turn of mind. l and may
will Ask you mnny astonishing questions
Abuut prices. trt your temper with sunning
tin Ill goods and 0v on rm to“ with the re-
qnv st to tie tbcm up which puts you to the
cddluonul trouble nf buying tnorc.
Don't advvrdao, it given {maple Abroad ll
knowledge of yum tmvn. and they come
and critic in it; it will grow and other busi‘
ness will be induced to come in. and thus
inctvuc your competition.
In short. if you would have A quiet town.
not too lArgc . if you would avoid being
bothered with paying for and losing time to
read a grout cumbersome new spnpcr. just
remain quiet; don‘ t Iti thc pmplcknow flvc
miles aw uy where you inc nnr “but you are
doing. and you w ill be sevcrtly let alone to
etunv the bliss of undisturbed ruposc
- ‘v— —~ 1—.
A short time since in Covington. Ky.. A
brllllunt and much-admired lady. who had
been uuffbrlng for some time with u trouble
of the eves. was led to four ll speedy change
for the worse. And immediately consulted
her physiciun. Au culmination discovered
A sudden and fatal falling in the optic nerve.
and the information won imparted to gently
As possible. that the patient could um rctoin
bur sight mot-c than u few days At unchnnd
was liable to be totully deprived of it At my
mmncut. 'I‘bc afflicted mother returned to
her home, quietly made such arrangements
as would occur to one about to wmutencc
so dark a journey of life. and than had but
two little children. uttlrcd in their brightest
and sweetest costumes. brought. before her;
and so. with their little face lifted to beta.
and tears gathering for sum grout misfor-
tune that tbvv badly reclined. the light
“(led out of the mother‘s uses. leaving Au
luctl‘uccAblc pictum of thus: dearest to her
on with“: memory-bf bright futon that
will consult: her in many a dark hour.
”w ~~Qo>~m ~
The lunatst editor in the world capturcd
this. We ml it from him:
“In the mum of A spicy article. Answer.
lug this question. the Mobile mr Atty-i
‘ it my uuut ultvcun w helluva um adver-
momenta are not mad. let him Advcrtlu
that he want: to buy A dog. for IMIRDOQ. If
he is not furnished with every van-My of
animated must-ac thAt morning before bunk-
hit—4nd maiden. with one or two round
ground: for Illlll Again“ him for mull.
we will bruit our golden rule And dmdhccd
Ill. Advancement. And it Ii fulr to infer
tbutuuymuwhuwuutouell Adria. alto
wish“ to buy numbing with lib canine
rectum. And on up to the nun who wlchcc
to sell his curse of ocdbe. “at be any buy
u came of Weston produce.”
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cxucutud loader. Jobbing of oil kind: may
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MAIN and WASHINGTON STREETS.
South Norwalk,
F. F. Stedman & Son,
PBOI’RIB‘I‘ORS,
Bu boon fitted up in
ELEGANT STXLB
For the Senna.
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annulus Attoudutcou toll hours. on cppllcatlou At
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BILLIARD B9011,
6
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w F 128-“
LUCAS ‘HOTEIn
Adjoining nibblc‘l Block.
lulu Street, - South Not-walk.
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The Best Place In the City
BlLLlARD ROOM AND BAR
«new tantrum for no «comma
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7080,03
HOLIDAY CDNFEBTIOBEBY
In thle town. in
FRANK MEAD’SA
no. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING. nomut.
or. Gunfcctloncry it I“ undo of run sum
And it is acknowledged by all thAt wc Inch Cindy QI
good a Any mututurcd in mud county.” n"
ELIAS GUSOWSKI,
mandala“ Tarpon.
and dealer u
READY MADE CLOTBI\G
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No. 3 Main 81;, Nor-walk, Conn.
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H. M. a J. r. PROWITT,
Dealt-n! Ill
Hardware. Cutlery, Paints. Oils,
Glass. Window Shades & Paperfilw .
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