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either aalnsia or plan. at M w undue»
ss amnesia only through asphyxia when
the animal is is imminent danger oftleath.“
Dr. cannot remand be had seen the gas
administered but tunes. and that it was a
most spectacle. The he. became
livid and presented the appearance of ap-
proaehing desth or of some form of epilepsy.
Yet life came rapidly buck and there had
been no accident. Another member assert.
ed that by no means bed all the cases of
death caused by the use of this agent been
reported to the public.
v--‘ "‘5 W
m Pomnr 'l‘nas. one of the most re~
markable of the vegetable products of Brsail.
attains a height of one hundred feet before
sending out branches. The stem. seldom
encoding one foot in diameter at the base.
is very slender. the wood hard. and with the
the bark contains a large amount of silica.
the latter being employed as a source of
silica in the manufacturing of pottery. The
tmttt‘l’ burns the bnrk. and pulverizes its
remainder. mixing It with clay in different
proportions. An equal quantity of the two
ingredients produces a superior quality of
the ware. It is very durable end will beer
almost any amount of heat. the natives
using it for all manner of culinary purposes.
When fresh thebark cuts like soft sandstone.
after drying it is generally brittle. though
some times hard to break. but when burned.
if of good quality. it requires a pestle and
mortar to cmh it.
————-—.-o-——-—
A New Sumatra Fon Bennett—Dan-
iel M. Lamb of Strsthroy. Canada. has dis-
covered n method of producing gum from
the milk weed or other plants of the neck-—
pia family, and flax and other seeds. in
which by mounting and fermenting the
substances and then by evaporation, the re
sulting liquid is reduced to a thick gummy
mass. The gun thus obtained may be
cheaply produced, and is said to have many
of the valuable qualities of rubber. it is
insoluble in water, my be vulcanized with
sulphurt§c The price of pure rubber is
now very high and the discovery of an
economical substitute is s matter of the
greatest importance in the art.
—-——-4>———-—
Tns; Expnsraxn process of preserving
meat consists in cutting it in thin slices and
drying in a current of warm air not exceed-
ing 160= F. After three or four hours ex-
posure in the drying room, the meet becomes
hard and brittle, and is ready for the final
operation of grinding in the mill. The
tibrine and albumen are not coagulatcd. and
consequently nre still able to take up water.
and thus expand to their natural condition.
The meat powder thus prepared, is in colur
a light brownish yellow. has a slight oder
like that of roast beef. sndjs extremely pal-
stable to the tsste. Soups prepared from it
in the proportion two ounces of the powder
to sixteen ounces of water. with the addition
of the usual ingredients is much stronger
than when prepared with half a pound of
fresh uncut meat. as the latter does not give
its extractvei material after any famount of
boiling.
Half a pound of this powder, disoived
into the proper quantity of water, with the
addition of an egg. may be heated as if it
were the best fresh meat. and the feet
above stated that the fibrine and albumen
do not coagulate. render it vaiuable in cases
of weakness when stimulating food is re-
quired. It is more easy of digestion than
raw meat. while on account of its minute
subdivision, the action of the stomach is
facilitated.
——-————w————-
Tn (‘curr‘xx 15' J Arum—The export of
tea from Japan during the year ending May
inst. 1873. amounted to over 15,000.00!)
pounds. 01’ this. 23.” wands were sent to
Europe. the remainder coming to the United
States.
The ten plant in Japan is propagated from
seeds only and matures for piekhsg in three
years. The first picking commences in
April, when the leaves are most tender. and
continues throughout Hay and June, but the
leaves are then of b. value.
The leaves are drid on furnaces. after
which they are sifted. and classified for
sale. Every varietyo! tea is then III“ to-
gether to round od‘ the corners, the‘ (testis
separated. when the tea is packed in boxes.
and carried to market.
Thebést laps-train itspurestate. is ‘a
long twisted led. with but little duster bro-
ken leaves in it, and o! a brownish grew
For the American Xarket. the tea is sub-
}ected before shipment to the refining pro-
ceu. ‘l‘h'nisdonehvplacingit in impact
over a strong ehreoal Ire. and stirring it
constantly from fortyrdve to sixty minutes.
The color thu obtdned. though considered
emails! by dealers in'this country.is by
no means so regarded by the Japanese, as
in the operation fie in loses its rid. and
delicate fiver. besides ficcslvhg a large in
Hesse of dm and broken lat.
sands. sad has." no. es meson per
pull-Janna“! tbsqnaiitybdu
sari“.
hhh-thJamut
ennui-aw”.
1K 7
Centaur MIMNI.
Titers lute pain which the even“ Net
stout will not relieve. no swelling it will
set subdue. and no lameness which it will
‘ not cure. This is um tantrums. but it in
me Where the puts are not mute. its of:
More marvelous it hes widened more
recess of rheumatism. mutate. link-Jaw.
, polity. sprains. swelllugs. euketlxbmtets.
sealtls. burns. salNheunt. ear sells. etc. up
on the home from. end of strains. spat-tn.
galls. sin. upon animals loose year than
have all other pretend \\ remedies since lllt‘
world began. It is es in wee-irritant. tut ellx
healing pain reliever. t‘rlpples throw
away their eratebu. the lame walk. pelt-our
ous bites are rendered bermloee and tho
wounded ere healed without a scar. it is
no humbug. The recipe is published srouutl
each bottle. it is selling as no srtlolu ever
before sold. and it sells lee-tune it does just
whet it pretends to do. Tltuso who now
slider from rheumatism. pain or swelling
deserve to sum-r tf thev will not use Cen-
taur Lintment. Moro than 1000 certificates
of remarkable euros. including fresco limbs
chronic-rheumatism. gout. running tumors.
etc. here been received. We will road a
circular containing certificstes. the recipe.
etc. gentle. to any one rcqucmlug it. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper t‘t‘utuur Lini‘
mom is worth one hundred dollars for limit"
lned or swevucd horsua and mules, or for
ecro’wworm in sheep. Stuck-ownvm_tliie
liniment is worth your intention. Nu family
should be without Centaur Linimcnt .1. ll.
R088 & C0.. New York.
‘mafli—lrr‘nofii’fii‘nn‘i stibstlttttv it}
Castor Oil. It is the only safe article in ex-
letcnce which is certain to assimilate the
food. regulate the lmwolsmum wind-colic
and lnce natural sleep. it cumulus
neither minerals. morphine or alcohol. and
is leus.nt to take. children need not cry
an mothers may rest.
OLD WELL cio’ilt
MANUFACTORY.
c. swan'rz & 00.,
sole mannfactunre 0f
‘0 LD “FELL CLUB,"
Coil endWood.
FOOT tll“ MASllB’tlil. ST.
mom» we mot Men lit in Hill“ to
\“000 A'N D 00A!“
new“: the vsttetlea we keep the pure
l-‘ntttltlitt thud. of ln‘lttuta \‘ulluy. Mam
“tick. Lune. t‘ouwttt. and till kinds of
Mitmua‘ Matet‘iul.
Onion tsavtw infirmity. st No. l. ttty‘s
Smith Emmott. hold“. me. l-‘t .
JOHN OOHAUI.
Boot and Ibo. Mons.
All ltlutla of
lion‘s. Women's and t‘ltlltlren‘a
Home Made
BOOTS uml SHOES.
ON "AND AN!) NM“: Til ultluttt.
Lfidlul FNnt‘il Kill “llllull “unlit. nl lutt‘nnl prion...
Cor. R. I. Place and Clay so,
"up. Allstun‘ iiat Hliup and it it. him.
“Nail
sfibESl SHOES!
Reduced Prices.
Betti. 'l‘ltt‘tu if You (‘am For
The. Money!
)lttti‘et‘uhlt- b‘vwml (‘nnxrcss $4.88 :llltl $1M)
Men‘s St-rgv (‘llllk‘l‘l‘lxm . . .. .
lirogum, pt-r pitir ...........
Cr
LT
I25
A horse Assortment of
Women’s and Children’s
“R. H." ”C. S. & (‘U.,”
“ CRIOLE,"
"STAR OF THE. “'EST,"
“DIAMONDS,“ ETC.
wholesale and retail dealers in
P. LORRILARD & CO.‘S,
lRS.G.B.lILLER&CO.’S,
D. H. RICALI’IN & (‘O.'.‘,
THOS. HYT& C038,
and choice Virginie Brands of
TOBACC().
PIPES, 6L SMOKERS’ ARTICLES
generally.
Ely‘a Block. South Normlk.
1-!
NEW AND RARE PLANTS
R O S E S ,
Geraniums,
.vnnnnxss,
AND
BEDDING our PLANTS.
Flowering Shrubs, Fruit Trees,
CHOICE
Blackberry,
Raspberry.
arm
Strawberry,
PLANTS .
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
Choice assortznem of
mom arm VEGETABLE snubs,
DUTCH BULBS.
Watts-den veotothe rt n ofcbm‘oe
locuuWreaths. umflafio't’banorai
at shortest notice. Son-‘fnrcstaiw
muons as powers,
xnasnaraex up rmms'rs.
SOUTH NORWALI. com.
mm the. H. 1m
v.- -._.._....._.._.._.._.._. .0.”
a
cursor an answer mum: in}...
mmmmorram.
Wang-sis“
, Spruce, WJoints.
our: man cut-re a son-u.
item‘s... iii «.43.. r:
m
an
431:5;
‘3 A. :2.
.. e d
SHOES OF A LL K [N DS,
I
I At price» that can‘t bobcat in tln~t‘lt;.'. Also a gout;
. its-minimum of
I
. Men's, Women’s and ChiIdren’s
BOOTS and SHOES
I
I
i
'f 0! th.- n rt‘ lwst mnkv. lllul urc \varmntml to gun
Ntll'efzu‘fluli. n! thv \t‘l'_\' luwm-t t'flhil prim-a.
t Flt-nun- t'.‘iII and t‘\i|il‘illt' uur Filll'Ia. and you “Ill be
i umvitmvt‘. that the pirtvt- to buy your Hiitit‘rl. is at
D. DAYTON’S,
NO. ~I IQLY‘S IBIsOCIC.
erx’r Donn TU Ow Wi...1. 11011-21-
Boots and Shoes. of it” kinds. made to
order. Repairing dunv at short notice.
{Tic N T I S '1‘ Icy.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
“‘e Wish to keep it before the tropic. that our
office is open during all h‘atnumble hon-a. to see our
patients and to extinct teeth but not with bottled
liquid gas. We have new rooms ovor
SW 0]! DS’ €1.01“ ING 81‘0“ E,
titted up with all the modem improvements. for the
comfort and :couwnience o.‘ ourselves and our pa—
tients. and aw n‘ady In do any kind of work that
may be oil‘vr‘cd. “lll‘lllf‘? upel‘ttlln'. mechanical. or
surgical. if in our proI't-seiuual line. We trust all
diseases of the head And fucu that arise from dis~
east-ll or irregular tooth. We make it spoc’mlly of
narrowing: irnguluriuos; no matter how irregular or
unsightly tho treth may be. we cut) regulzttu thou) to
it perfect art)! in a «hurt time. and “itlmttl pain.
Anv who may have artidt‘isl tw-th that do not give
satisfaction. that cannot \vt-ur \\ith can. or that
do not louk “on. \w invite to call and let us vxumine
their case We have nude many new plecun of work
for this class of patients lhlt‘t' \vr have born here.
some in this city and in llsrtvu. Stamford. Danbury.
Ridgt-dcld. Wilton. Wt-stnu. Ill-the]. chtport amt
Southpurt. sud \vo haw given satisfaction in all
cases with one exception. and in that it won not our
fault. W10 is it that so many wear artificial dentures
that do not give astiafuctiuu. and show to the most
usual observer that they are false in every volt-o of
the word! It is simply n lack of artistic skill in the
dentist that mode thorn. The. wry highest artistic
skill is required to produce, at natural appearance of
the artificial denture that will be In perfect humour
with the mutton. the mumlexioo. color of the lips
and gums. and form of the potion. so all should be
in harmony and prevent even a suspicion of our
thing false there. With nearly twenty yeers‘ ex-
perm exood practice. and a close study of all
improvements that have been made in mechauitwl.
oporstlve and surgical dellllilzy. we feel eontidunt
that we con trout enmity and satisfactorily.
most cases tbatmay be presented. We employ as
assistants none but nut-eta:- opereturu. Dr. Ferris
will remain with on end continue to manipulate
at the chair. As an operator. his superior «not bu
found. and but few equals: s mechanic and a gentle-
man in every respect. Every oporation will be per
lomed upon honor and conscientiously. We wish to
have all our dealing-1 with our followvmm of such s
nature that we can be mutually pinned to continue
the same. We out: no inducements to get work by
nearing low prices in amusements. then when we
getsenstomertntbeoflleetell thorn thatthabestis
the cheapest. We expect to do good work end not a
falrprtoo but. Tboluanbntfwwhodonusknew
thatthe but goods are the cheapest in the end.
Who does not know that the blah-priced hours and
shoesordrossgoudssre the oheapestlntbeendtor
nepooraswellnstho rich. lfyoa want a eetof
teeth mmwnwtgm thorn toyontorit.
for i! you eaaaot- tor more expensive work you
hadhstcer have use than none. for your lookc.
mandhealth‘ssake. Wesbatlehargennmore
beannrworkiswortit. Weave preparedtopnt up
anyhlnd ofwork um lvwanted. net the public
mmpcwthstaodptistanymthaaanyem
erbnsluoumanlsgoingtoglve yen twentydnliata
fortea.‘ Inthesedegenente times nomsniaaptte
mug” valns‘reostvodibreverydollarwe
, pd asynsssnnisssitlsunderetoodtebs
* aleflm‘hsuwehavstns
glvoanymnrethanhs mmmwm. We .
i Meieéi‘éz'ewmcm“ .
i-IANO
Bent-mo
m- u—«m
45 Run I‘NO‘.
N ()IIVV’AJsK.
lltwltut mutual the agency for
I‘. JIl‘VItlllla A: NONE
Leather Belting .
Whlolt will hit sold at
Lowest factory Prices.
Raymond. Sherwu'olilljife_
Bullders 8: Contractors
Shop west of the Depot. feet of Franklin St-
7'0 AIJ. mm t'O.\‘7‘F.VI'I..t TE HI'ILDING.
fili‘Elt‘l‘th‘J. KNOW YR. Tint BAYIOND.
sunuwoon & (10., have more than tot tie-
at run for euhttrban and country homes. which they
in u plotttlltrtt to showing to all and any who may fe-
vot‘ Illt‘lll with a call. Or. will draw Ilans for all who
\tlttll. mnt lifter suiting you with s «sign. will ex»
t‘uft' It with tho utmost ties-patch. and on the most
reasonable. terms. with the best of material and
worknutusltlp.
Jobbing done with l'romptuens,
and by couuwtont workmen. Will furnish you with
.A LOT
at prim-s
l!‘ll()l\I $100 to $5.000.
twuuld llltv to allow you some splendid onesl. build
'00 a bound (‘oItIpIt-te wItlt all necessary outbuild-
ngu. ferret-u. well. clatorn. M2. rosdy fur occn ncy.
and if your money gin-n out. will make up e de-
flcleut'y.
None need be without a Home.
Don't mow bin Ultt‘t‘ more. and then into n ncnt.
cuttifurtnhlu house built just to your taste. by your
obd‘t servants.
RAYMOND, SHERWOOD & CO.
N. li.~ Hutu agents for Engsu‘s Patent (‘gmposite
Rooting. lb.» host and olimtpuut rootlu known. Call
and (‘Xcllllllle it. Also. for Sluier‘s sh Lock and
llnldt-r. the cheapest sou most effective sash holder
in use. Something now. Try it. Call on or address
RAYMOND. snnmvoou a 00..
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS,
Shop foot of Franklin streot. west of Depot. Ill
\V. 'l‘. CRA‘V & SON,
REAL ESTATE
AND
INM‘UIIANCE
BROKERS.
We aim pro owed to no itlato the sale or rental of
{101385}? T Hamill-El 3:3.qu olhpr Real I.
rug 0 urges .tosan oases experience
any Relate horn in the City. We haven large
amount of desirable property of every d don on
our books. and are in constant. rccoip of an tenuous
to purchase or hire.
Fire Insurance.
Welt-tans holes in the best elandi “impulse
I! Ltourntnu. wart-nut Faun IRIIJII on m.
wt‘ruuur nxrna OIIAllgt.
City Survevor’s Ofioe.
Surveying in all its branched
\V. 'l‘. CRAW‘& SON,
UFFiuI IN KllY‘S BLOCK.
P. 0. Box. 57. South Norwaik. Conn.
es-u
South Norwnllt, Oh,
COAL,
animatioenu,
FIREBRlCKt .1me
II. M. & J. 'l‘. I‘ROWI’I‘T. '
at reasonab 0 rates. We slso insure In all banana 3
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‘ ' ’G-“WeeemfiaoahuwAwui‘ . - = w.»
onoarta.
m—
MELODEONS.
F03 ML! am: 1'0 um
ethnic)”
THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN.
me one“ tu we went».
—A'l\-
M. I‘OTT‘ E1198
MUOIO STORE,
Next door to the Savings Bank.
Wall Street. Norwalk.
lie keeps on hand a large slot! of
I‘IANOS. ORGANS
AND ”51.00501“.
and will sell there on acutely installments.
Old instruments taken in saehanas for new.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
S.PAKUL8KI
Respectfully informs the Ladies of Nowell and
vicinity. that he be mad the services of a hat:
eta-s manufacturer d
HUMAN HAIR WORK,
Who will make up. It. his shop. all kinds of work
desired by ladies in the latest and most approved
styles. matting ever “eonblngs‘f of the lady‘s own
hair. or will supply hair to order. lie has also con»
stantly on hand. a Ins assortment of
a
J.
dell
r~e
swn‘cnns,
Basins,
cunns, dam,
Which he is able to sell at lower rates than ever be-
fore altered. hdlss desiring such work. will do well
to call before purchasing elsewhere. as he can assure
themthathe can sell twenty pr ”blower than
any other dealer.
Remunlttsdnpal’rlvaesaaioonfnr
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
IIAIR DRESSING.
Be occupies the Inc store in
ELY’S BLOCK.
Formerly occupied as a drug store—one of the best
locations in the city. In the rear of the Ladlea‘ 8.»
loan he has a fine
Hair Dielillll and Shaun Salon
FOR OENTLEMEN.
Are You Insured?
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
FIRE INSURANCE comm.
South Nos-walk, Ct.
cstanratten tees.
CASH CAPITAL $200,000,
ASSETS, JULY 1, 1828, «comm
D1 I‘ECTORS s
mu R. um. south Nos-walk.
ROBIRT ll. ROWAN. South Norwalk.
Ll? P. ELY South Rorwnlk.
)1 11103880
sour: 1- mm Ego:
1. nondrlo mohbw. or sou' th smut.
in ace Norwalk.
wmn‘yknrs HANWFOR South Norwalk.
W“ W ILL “w-
wuve A 0 New York.
man. whence .
wearer: r. mom South Roi-walk.
1!an . “a
‘ E. mm
W
. Kfll‘l‘ of .
”man I! TAYUJE. of South Norwalk.
OFFICERS 2
WW “I“.
gaming: M.
A L. :81“!!an “Secretary '
a2 1'. extra.‘epsuat mt. ‘
slaw roux orrtcn lam
neuron .. . someone.
chGo u } ‘g $5“. 8M
\r. Loom “ car. an and Olive snow.
since emulation have been
"filtim in cash. team on an
at; October. 187i.and Boston are 0 Nov.
to
' JonN mom n.
r- :I'..- 0 53. is T ,
WT SIDE OF I“ STREET. count Of [All m ‘
Clue! saute Mos. cons
Pin-ts and flowers atau Damask
flowers for widow-Cm“
wenmm é
Wat m Apotheosry
Pins-o.“ Coleen
Drilllllllllill lflllmlllll
“NI TO! '1‘ com
Hair. Tooth and Neil Brushes,
O O K - . e
PERFUMERY IN (MEAT V’Mtlll'l‘ Y.
A CHOICE LOT of VAL-LETS.
PATENT MEDICINES.
MINERAL WATERS.
Tllllll, Fancy Articles, Cutlery.
in fact everything from n Quill Tooth Plrlr
to en Inlaid Hair Brush.
.. . full .
with alt-late Wat...“ contest.
same build! . for at t calls on thlnutoa Street.
sum flogslk. Nov. l'f. tsitt l-tf
éewv 41sz as! deli?“
6a Steven‘W- WM
Memmwast
aooM.tW-W
we rail-M ‘1 ‘3“?
M' «node... .9
Wfihw Mf’é W ._
New Coal and Lumber Yarn
AT
FIVE MILE RIVER.
A large stock of all kinds of
LUMBER
JUST RECEIVED. AND FOR SALE CHEAP
COAL. LIME, LATH. BRICK,
PLASTER AND CEMENT
constantly on hand at prices to defy competition
Small Profits and Quick Returns
18 I"? HOT'I‘O.
ROBERT C; RAYMOND.
”WAY'I‘ON POST OFFICE.
lay. ‘8. 1m. sou -
at,“ ' . we»
have“
Water. Coolers,
“Tater Coolers,
Water. Coolers,
.AT E. K.LOCKWOOD’S
SIJII'I'HE Ii ,
comment
Lumber Market
lavas Hubbeu a: (30,
soon! new“...
Tlmhfifv ‘
. Lumber... . '
. Shingles. -
0M mam MW‘ “a“
3— t t“
m‘l ,
amumqtastamm t
BOOTS AND. SHOE
Milieu“. I!“ nibbling
”union‘s-OMS"
[W “I Isn‘t“
ll momentum
AIIIBI'IIiIlII SIflI‘IIM
Spoons Perks. to.
Wartsntetlk l. “live We 1| " . M!‘ Isl.
guilt“: TIN. 3mm mu (N V! M. R rm
WExamfise 2.51
’0! MI 01".! “
Sonth'Nos-w-uk:
PLANING HILL comm
MNI’FACTURW OF AND W at
Lumber, Sash, Blinds. liters, ”810..
BALLUSTERS, NEWELS, 5.0..
FOR STAINS AND MEGS.
Steam Sawing. Scroll Sawing,
Planing and Turning.
Black Walnut. Ch . Ash. Whitewood
mmonstfnrdyonhand.
Wonxs man was mama uxnneo.
R I. TOLLE8,rTreasnrer.
one-nuns. sumac-m. aurora.
Booth Norwalk. 80v 1'2. m. N
THE “ BARTRAM.”
Persons in retranld 00ntxw|shlnso pitches. a
Sewing Machine,
are invited to call at the Factory in Dsnbnry. Conn.
and examine the ..
IMPROVED “ BARTRAM ;"
The rm sane-z and m Look onion.“
5% ht Needle Machine to operate
in the Iarket.
lthas a RevolvingShuttle; theonly one in theworldl
—.—. _
AGENTS WANTED.
Experienced to and good salesmen wantsddn
m. $23311 mm. This machine b O‘-
The Most PopuIar Machine of the Day.
JOHN A. DODGE,
13847 General Agent.
‘fB‘RlDGEPORT HOUSE
SOUTH NORWALK,
OPPOSITE N. 1’. :5 IV. R 5‘12. DEPOI!
Goo. Clark, Agent. _
INSTANT RELIEF
Pmormxmns.
m
our" bill. nurse‘s nouns- should neurosis.
wsryAInerlan ho-sua M In“! _
Closets-ACLU " M'
"rm «ht-Wu
imummhwxdw
son can 31’
n.o.srsnnaonnco.justhseaslas."” "
Somleawamm
- ‘ sous ..
Dawson‘s Gown Panoramas. Plus
lantbesurrstand safest medyfordelieats
adios.
“or.“ -'
t... am
an
ii,
“9”... an“
i : Nil-ti. a
.- , ..m-‘.”~.
encore l a s
‘f’pmovsnsoun.
FLOUR AND FEED
monument-ow.
woo: B.
mule- mm Mensa“
Constipation
AND
HEADAC HE.
108 SALE 37
S. F. PECK,
Druggist. South Norwaik. Conn
Mr. Francis ll. Gregory
Having bought oat the establishment lately owned
and carried on by
KIILER & wtccox‘.
3.3%"?52 prepared to supply on rubric
BEEF: PORK.
(«in HAN.
POULTRY.
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Andallkhdad
Vegetables in their Season.
mmmmwaw mums:
MED. 0.3. BROWN,
(Duly of the WM? 3‘. Met.)
Wlilbs Mud constantly on and commute
wantsof customers.
a share. or the hits: '3 can
I“ be m new 1
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