South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, November 27, 1873 · page 4

;deatroylnn hed-

thue are not convenient. some peariash and
disaolvedglue. Of thea‘etactaeveryperson
should he intormed. _Thaae substances corn-
bine with thelpobon in the stomach and
form an inert compound.
”

Heavy shoes tor Ladies-

Dry feet are ‘warm feet. generally, it the
system is healthy. To keep the system
healthy. the circulation must be good. The
circulation rs .not good without exercise—
and exercise can only be really valuable
when gotten up from walking. Riding in a
carriage is not exercise at all; it is merely
inhaling the air. Thigiayeg well as fat-as
itgoes. but the lungs and}? In full play
without the individual ii inking. Horse-
back exercise is very goat and is an im-
provement on carriage kidkfllut is not the
kind of health-creating pflpt the muscles
nature demands It is action—action of the
entire body—4nd walking aly will procure
it. Now, the ladies of Europe. particularly
thwe of England. undmd this thing.
They walk miles per day, audit any of our
pale beauties desire to know how the Eng-
lish ladies keep up their color. clear corn-
plexion and superb busts. we tell them that
it is out-door exercise; walking in the open
fir; filling the lungs with pure oxygen. by
rapid movement on a sharp October day.
when the sunshine: brightly and the clear
blue sky is above. This is the secret of the
English women and their almost universally
fine looks and matronly beauty at fifty. when
at that age our American Women are pale,
saliow and wrinkled“

To enjoy a walk. thick soles are needed.
Stout. well-fitting calfskin. high garters,
neatlydaced, will always set 08 a pretty
foot and improve a homely one. To guard
that sensitive portion of the human frame,
(for the sole of the foot is keenly sensitiv:
to the changes from heat to cold. or dryness
to dampness.) the boot sole should be thick
and aswell made as human ingenuity can
do it. Then. even in moist weather. or in a
rain storm. the foot can be protected; that
insured. all is well with the body.

#

Bruis- Won—I am inclined to think
brain labor cannot be excessive. that the
brain organ knows nothing of fatigue. wear
and tear. exhaustion. etc. which are so ire.
quently ascribed to it by “hard thinking“
persons. Indeed I regard the whole hue
and cry about overworked brains. excessive
mental activity. too much head for the body,
etc. as veritable humbug.

Show me the person who complains of
mental weariness. and I will find in him a
torpid liver. obstructed kidneys. a dyspep-
tic stomach. constipated bowels. or an in~
active skin. If the brain-worker does not
sleep enough. nor eat enough. or i! he eats
too much. or takes improper food, his di-
gestive organs run down. and the clockwork
of the brain. having no way to reconstruct
the machinery through which it receives
impressions and transmits volltlons and im-
pulses. is obliged to cease work.

The moral lain brief. keep the body in
health. and the braiuwill take care of it-
self, work it all you cam—Dr. Troll.

 

 

 

 

Pam In On Boosts—We should be
chary of keefinx ripe fruit in our rooms,
and especially beware of laying it about a
tick chamber for any length of time. The
complaint which some people make about a
faint sensation in the presence of fruit 3
not fanciful. for two German chemists have
shown that from the moment of plucking
apples, cherries. currents and other traits.
they are subject to lama-ant transformation.
At first they absorb oxygen, thus robbing the
surrounding air of its vital element. Then
evolve urbonic acid. and this in far greater
volumethanthe purer got is absorbed,»
thatwehavepoioongiven us in theplace
0! pure air. with compound interest. Tern-
perature nieces the rate ofchangos. warmth

K—{Wvfitfi W

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Duet-“a bnlbcalalogue the followiu de-

 

 

 
 

aneh thi'. w in lagoons-ti
than enverdseply to keep out thefrost.
When placed in “flats. the windows are
closed. and la the moat northern States
banked up with. perhaps. fresh horse manure
from the stable. 0! count it is aeosssuy
to keep potatoes. turnips. beets and similar
rooutromftoealam still they would beef
hr better quality if km as coldas possible.
and not actually frnaen. Turnipe and boots
in partlarlar are very liable to her,
andbooome spoiled if a large quan-
tity is placed together; and potatoes
areotten injured by heir: stored truism
bins instead of being put in barrels or
spread thinly upon shelves in a dark cellar.
When buried in the pound. amok heme.
say taestytothirty bushela in each. are host
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liners anom- Fom—Thoec not fully fa-
miliar with all the requirements or the hen-
nery. should remember that if they desire a
liberal crop 0! eggs in the winter. fowia
must be fed with raw meat chopped has.
not less than twhe a week. They should ai-
so have a constant oopoly of nevi. abo old
mortar. lime or ground bones. They should
be kept warm—the house should have a
southern exposure. it possible. with window
lights to shift when necessary. No one who
cares about the appearance of his lawns. or
the cleanliness of his yards. doorstep; etc..
would allow his towls to wander about. A.
chicken yard. as well as a chicken house. is‘
lndismnoable. As a dessert. a feed of
crushed bones or bone dust should not be
overlooked. On it mainly depends the sac
cc: of the hennery in winter.

#
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Nice Gntnnu: Cam—l have lately
learned that good shorts—not the coarser
kind is better for griddle cakes than fine or
even buckwheat hour. I made them as fol-
lows z—Six cups of rich buttermilk—lop-
pcred milk will do with niiittie cream—three
tiaspoons even full of soda to neutralize the
sour milk; a little salt, two eggs. Stir into
this enough shorts to make a thin hatter as
for other griddle cakes, and try as usual.
Rubbing the griddles with dry salt and wip-
ing of carefully before ailing will {prevent
trouble in turning. Corn griddle cakes and
buckle-hut cakes are very nice made in this
way, though y tis usually preferred for
the lama—J 1!. W.

Cabinetlluakinfl g8
am: romance. ‘

The undersigned have taken the building ‘on
Wuhin n Street. second door below the Banking
lloutteo I. 3. Head. and are fitting it up for man-
ufactnri gnrpooee. and ard' now read - to do all
kinds ofnfio hlug.makin anvthing in t e l nbinet
line that may be require in walling. Store. or Uf—
tit:e. Tables. Chairs. Book‘see. Secretaries. out.»
Desks Brackets. Picture Frames. the.

 

 

Repa1r1ng

Of Furl‘lture and every kind of wood work.
ORDERS RESPECTFL‘LLY SOLlClTED.

CRANE d: CHAPIN.
Washington Street. South Nor'walk.

w. w. cunt. 133-9 1. a. roar-tn.

HEW”Sr0§El
BETTS & PERRIS,

Have an entire new stock of

HARDWARE.

let-hauler Tonia. all kinds of Agricultural Imple-
meats. Paints. Oils. Glass. Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Also as a a ty

‘Wall Paper,
shades and Fixtures.

Paper and Shades hung to ordor at short notice.
Washington St. South Nor-walk.

A. A. nx‘rrs. O. I. untrue.

 

Old Carriage Shop

New Wand other Vehicles made to order
and Repairing .d Jobbing done in the best manner.
and with the shoot dispatch.

Ravine around to carry on the business lately
conducted by hlabrother. on

HM“ STREET,

accumulate skillful and annulment workmen
molyemployedbyhhfionfieclbarmeonn-
dontthathecan satiatyalltha old customer-o! the

Oldest- sum ’in Norwalk,

andsafiotharsasmyholedtooxtendtohlmthelr
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Gt .. W . D A Y ,
Dam-u
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,

FEED, Etc» Etc.

Japan, Oolong. Imperial Teas,
T .
IO eta. per Pound.

GOOD BLACK TIA. M p. l.

mum mm in the Groom
human-tumult “a

New 73*91‘9:
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f ,.. 15“”)

Codi and W

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ood,
root or mm so.

Whole-lo and Retail Dealers in all use. or
WOOD AND COAL.

mmmohwakegthapm

mutt can, or Lyksua vote; the
Brick. Lime. Content. and all k do of
Masona‘ Material.

Orders taken at Branch ones. at 80. Hi ‘I
Block. 0. y

South Norwalk. NM. 8. In I“?

Don’t Forget

THAT I“!

PHUTUGRAPH

_.op..

SOUTH NORWAflLK,

Ill 1N

Chichester’s Block,
Washington attest.

Pictures Taken in all Weather, Clear
or Cloudy.

VIEWS OF RESIDENCES.
And all out door PHOTOGRAPHY will receive

PROIVIPT ATTENTI ON

OLD PICTURES
Enlarged and finished in:

Crayon,
Ink or .
Water Oolors‘

A woii~selectpd stock of

FRAMES, STEREOSCOPES, Gt VIEWS

tailor sale. cheap. 141’
(21430. S N Old'l‘li.

BELL c HILSDQN,

Whole-tale and Retail Dealero
OYSTERS. CLAliS. FlSll
» AND LOBSTERS.
Oysters by the Barrel and Shiloh.
Tomato Catsup by the Half Ptnt or Barrel.
FRUIT AND VOE‘I‘AILIO.
Canned Fruits and Vmwbloa.
war or rut: xxw vortlt AND Nltw tutvxtl
RAILROAD unm'l‘.

South Nor-\v'ttlk. Conn.
luau nu. WILLlAI utunolt.
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FISH,0YSTER all VEGETABLE

MARKET.

 

The subscriber havi purchased thobnelnesa of
y

.l. l’. ZELUFI". respect ul informs the public that
lex‘l‘i‘ ”i333? "‘°§"i“"s“.‘m“ rm: imin up...“
6.! ll . I II I
pared to auprily a“ demands for _ ’
Fish, Oysters, Clams, Vegetables,
Berries, Fruits, Etc"

lrl rultn Season.
Outcoodaarofrosh every day. and sold at the
LOWEST .VARKEI PRICES
Goods delivered in an of the cit rm
I r ll." 3‘ of

Your patronage is madly solicited.
JAG. C. GROVE.

loot! lie-want. July ii'th. ma 140
Banking,
Real Estate,
Insurance

0 FF! CE.
MELVILLE E. MEAD,

AWN)?

The lutwal Nib Ins. 00.. New York.
Assets over “ON.“

The Phenlx Fire Ins. Co“ of llrooklyn,
Assets over ”.000,“
Williamabarch Cl Filo ha. (is. of

“Eric ‘

Assets over MO...
Hanover Fire las- tJa. of New York City.
Assets over MO...

allotment Fire Inc. (30., of Iartllud,
, Assets over 3m
Rational Fire Insurance 00.. of Pblla.
AMA"!

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GALLERY.

narrow and mm: SlAlltltlES.
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BELTING

u. M. a J. '1‘. Piggy“.
45 Rain ImOt.
N on “r A L K ,
Mm... ........., m

P. JEWELIA do SONS

Leather Belting .
Which will be sold at

Lowest Factory Pricoa.

" Balltntlf'Sltrriul 8: '00..“

Builders 8: Contractors

Shop west of the Depot, fool of Franklin St.

To ALL "110 COXTEXPLA TE Jil’ILDIA'G.
GREETING. KNOW YB. That IAI’MOND.
SHERWOOD & 00., have more than tot) de-

ni ms for suburban and country homes. which they
ta e lea-ore in showing to all and any who rn -y te-
vor w tha .w _w turall who
wish. and after suiting you with a oaign. will cxo
onto it with the “twat despntch. and on the most
reasonable terms. th the beat or material and
workmanship.

Jobbing done with Promptuess,

and by competent workmen. Will furnish yonrwill.

A LOT

fl one».

FROM 8.100 to $5.000.

(would like to show you some Iplt‘l‘tdld oncol. build
on alumina. complete with all umw-nslry outbuild-
u a. fences. well. cistern. the. ready fur occu ury.

an if your money given out. will make up t u do-

ticieucy.

None need be without a Home.

Don‘t move but once more. nnd then into a host.”

comfortable house built just to your taste. by you
obd‘t servants.

RAYMOND, SHERWOOD & CO.

N. lip-Solo agent! for Warren‘s l‘nlent Composite.
limiting. the best and cheapest rooting known. t‘all
and examine it. Also. for Shaior‘a Snail Lock and
"older. the cheapest and most vti‘ortlvc sash holder
in use. Somethitt! new. Try it Cation or authen-

RAYMOND. SHERWOOD t (20..
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

Shop foot of Fruiklin street. went of Depot. i it

nu..-» . HM”..-

w. T. cnnw & Son;

REAL ESTATE

INSURANCE

BROKERS.

Wears» red to n thus the sale or rental oi
HOURS.“ W Rota

having the largest £313.86;me :N‘rloneo‘til
l c
any Real Estate Brokers in the city. We “in“ large

amount or desirable property‘pt every desert
our books. and am in conetant‘wof an cations
to purchase or hire.

Fire Insurance.

We issue totes in the beat standi lee
at reason“ retro. We also insure finer use!
or, Momma, walnut Flu nuance on nor.

. WW“ II!“ cumin.

/

City Surveyor’s Ofioe.
_ will in all its hunches.

\V. 'l‘. CRAW & SON.

OFF!“ ll‘l ELY‘tI BLOCK.
P. 0. box. it! MrhMMu
Ibtl

“mm

«muomwm
sat...

COAL»

 

 

 

 
 

bfilybfilloek, South horwalk,

he intends to Moor-stand on hand a de-
«firm... cl ,

STATIONERY, ”ch GOODS

 

, —auo;
Plain. Square. Oval and Rustic

Pictu re Frames.
GAME! 0! Au. KINDS.-CROQUET.

ltusic not on hand will he obtained at abort notice

Remember ll “‘olltnsu.
Grumman‘s Jewelry Store.

Pi .A. Nice,

lliv‘u monument. to
‘ lmtf

 

oncaus.
—AND-—-

MELODEONS,

FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
Call 3:1d So. .

THE‘ESTEY corner ORGAN,

has-r 01:ch 1): Tue \l‘QRLD.
-ATu.

M. POTTER’S
MUSIC stolen.

J .

Next door to the Savings Bank.
Willi Street. Norwnlk.

llv kteps on hand a large stock of
I‘LLVUS, ORGANS
AND MELODEONS,

and will sell them on monthly installments.
Old instruments taken in exchange for new.

Pianos tuned and repaired. ‘4:

S. P'AKU‘L'SKI
lit‘eput‘lfully informs the Ladies of Stu-walk and

vicinity. that he has engaged the services of a first-
ciaw lushtllnt‘lnrer of

“I" MAN HAIR WORK,

\t‘hu will "““5” up. at his shop. all kinda of work
desired by ladies in the latest and most approved
’atyira. making over “combines“ of the latif‘iown
hair. or will supply hair to order. He has also con-
stantly on hand. a due assortment of

owners us.»
BRA Ins,
CITRLS. &(‘.,

“‘hirlx hr is able to sell at lower rates than to or be‘
furv ullvrvd. ladies destirlrur such work. will do u oil
to cull lit-fore purchasing: elsewhere. as he can assure
them than he can sell twenty per cont. lower than
any other dealer.

llo hll'! also titted up a Private Saloon for

LADIES’ AND CHILDREN‘S
11:3 I It. l)II b3SSIN(i-.

lie occupies the the store in

ELY"S BLOCI{.

Formerly occupied as a drug store—one of the best
locations in the city. in the roar of the leloo‘ 8»
icon he has a lino

Hair Dustin and $118le Saloon

its 9 FOR GENTLEMEN.

 

Are You Insured ?

FAIRFIELD

FIRE INSURANCE £0MPANY.

South Norwalk, Ct.
CHARTERED toes.
. n

CASH CAPITAL 3200.000,

COENTY

Assure, JULY 1, 18:8. allotments

 

DII‘ECTORS t

HENRY it. FITCH. south Norwalk.
no '1‘ ll. ROWAN. South Norwalk.
Dilllh'fi‘l' P. ‘ South Norm-elk."
3‘41an INGRRSO , on Y

GEN P. \ . I
L. llOlla'l‘ltl BlGLOW. of South Norwalk.
TALLHADGE BAKE lh .
WINNIE!) e1. “Al‘isgltu. South Norwalk.

I! “Y
JG :8 A. CARD
“2 RRUGGE

chestnut v. (noun-ram r.
asset is. now 1

Joint u. KNAN‘ or South ant.
NELSON much. of South on.

OFFICERQB a

“m s. wrote». New.
hunts: r. luv Vice We
TAMADGE nag, Mm.
HENRY runs . tony.

A. L. Flt . Y. aw. elements.

A. 'l‘. dull‘tl. Special Agent.

 

8W YORK 03er Ball's“ street.

 

mot “ seine soon.

. OHINGO u }Ԥ Wk Mlfikum
er. touts “ ‘ no so and one; Streets.
" ‘lill’hm since , lion have been
paidlu fuli.lu «mu udltur 0h _ are
oifletohcrflfi‘l‘i. and ten the Nov.

Alon

 

 

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lit-mist and Atom I 7

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Pure, Select

Drugs. Medicinal litmus

FINE ’I‘OI ET 80m

llair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,

coma...

. PERFUMERY IN GREAT VARIETY.

FA CHOICE LOTof WALLE'rs.
PATENT MEDICINES.

alumna: wan-ms.

Trusses, Fancy uncle's, Cutlery, .-

In fact everything from a Quill Tooth Pick
to on Inluld Hair Brush.‘

2.2 n.

pounded

same building. for ni 'ht» galllaoou \V

HATS !! GAPS !!

We have now the most complete stock of

«E‘hysiclans‘ Proscrtptlons carefully com.
y and night. Entrance to Residence in
‘ashlnatoudtirofet.’

re. _
HI," 511115
HATS AND CAPS.

IN TO Wh‘.
New and hobby styles just received. and at

LOW PRICES.

Alena full line or Collar-a. Curtis. and.
(Rout-1’ li‘tu‘nlohlnu Goods.

L.P.F00T1;:,

Wasura'nroa' STREET

Woo TO rue

‘CENTRAL

3001 and 38108 Slfll‘fl.

FOR YOUR

BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS

And everything portainim: to the trade.
All goods sold at the lowest possible

 

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135-1!

(341811 PRICES.

Particular attention paid to

CUSTOM WORK.

Repair-In; alone In all It- branches.
1 have the local. best. and lamest took of
Goods in this (ligand prices that defy corn-
potitiou. A share of tho

PUBLIC PATRON AGE

ls solicited.
I)O NOT FAIL.

To give me a call.
“IRAN! S. BROWN,
EDY’Q 33.062.

l-t‘ CITY OF SOUTH NORWALK

 

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36d, , , “00d Prices.

~Bont Them if You Can For
, » The Honey!

lion‘s Gable Sen-ed Commas $1.88 and $3.00

lion‘s Serge Countess. . . . . . 135

Brocsunpcrpair........... l.“
A Laue Assortmtot 1

Women‘s. and Child ren'a

' SHOE-‘OFALL KINDS.
Almthatm‘thbutla more. mutate
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Men's. Women's end Children's
800de SHOES V

 

 

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Alargaotook do: nus-m

LU’MSER»
:nevuouvmm NIWVCHM"

cost. turn urn, BRICK.

PLABTER All D CERF-NT

constantly on at prices to defy competition

~ -Small Profits and Quick Returns
18 '7 Im

ROBERT C. RAYMOND.

ROWAYTON POSTOUICI.
May. II. llfl. I-tf

South Nomad]!

PLANING m1. 00mm

hiANFFACX'URERS OF AND DEALERS IN

BALLUSTERS, NEWELS, 620.,

FOR STATES AND RAILINGS.

Steam Sawing, Scroll Sawing,
Planing and Turning.

Black Walnut. Cherry. Ash, Whitcwood
doc“ constantly on hand.

WORKS NEAR THE STEWAT LANIENG.
R. l. TOLLES; Treasurer.

c. r. mus. n. it. Lust-rs. L1. m
south Nor-walk. Nov 1?. in ”of

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

' a CAIID sworn

E. T. WHITNEY,

PIIOT()G RAPI! EB;

 

XORWALK. COKE.

The time has arrived when. in theaehievenentn of
our art. success is no lonsera question at
mom and time. but each at ting is a positive om .
and the miracleo that ands"? “fit in thankln
or children—4s by a llghtn nu I .——insurca the
public against any failure oval withthe mod uneasy
child. To obtain those results has takes: years
of toll. and of books devoted to ad—
vancement or Photographic Art: conventions have
been attended. and every improvomrut adopted or
real beth to the public. All of which has been an
tended with heavy coat. and without therewards that
follow in the wake of other bu Hernat‘tre
CASH mu. B! R (FIRED l‘h‘ ADVANCE OF
Sl'l'l‘lNGS. This rule been ado
in: men in our business t
is the only rule that will save Pho
ruin. You will eeetho justicoof thin urea rodeo»
tlon. Persons have been in the habit o trying an
artist. takhrg his time and chemicals. and "flitting
without remuneration. making we volou
exeneeofhauwdmuareason notllkinx
a?" pdcmlmslto. gist cs so don.
too e ‘i u .................
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Qt he an 0‘ I ~ . m ‘u-
kloPhotograph. lain.......... ......... first
“ -- p“ duplicate... Wetlands
lies-illu and “3““;

dt

Old Wmi‘iacypea.
turned to Wotan: one.“ flushed in
lnk.ollorwatercolors.

toare adviaodro bringthesr titties-tea oe-
tmlommandipm.
3.33m.

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Lumber Market

Lewis nubbell a; Go, .

.sou'ru murmur. '

Timber,
Lumber, . \
Shingles.
‘, "teth.

Builders’ Hardware, 3&1}, '
Al‘ whom“ ts». ant-tit. if:
tanner crook. liner assomtutr.

towns; emcee"

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Lumber, Sash, Blinds, Doors, 8:0,

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«sun or run wear,"
‘ . “muons." me.
will“! Ind nun Merl in
P. LORRMJ 0038,

unsounnnniteoom,

' D. H. chLPIN & €038,

THOS. KOYT & (3038,
mwymnfim of

TOBACCO.-

PIPES. 8: SMOKEllS', ARTICLES
generally. '

E! y’- Blook. South Non-walk.
1‘!

New ANBRARE PLANTS
R O S E S ,

Geraniums,
‘ , vnnnmva 5,

some our PLANTS.
Flurrrint Strut, Fruit Tiers,

CHOICE

 

Blackberry,

Raspberry;
AND
Strawberry,

PLANTS .
Tamales, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.

.. Choice Wt 1‘
noun}: no VEGETABLE snubs,

DUTCH BULBS.

Special attrm on gives: to the it! of choice
Meets. Wreath-t Baskets. Grouse!“ .3531." Flora!
Decorations. ntabortoat notion. W fr e.

“LI-DRY db DOWNS.

NURSEBYIEX All]! FLOBlS'l‘S.

, sour-n NOBWALK. CONN.
South Kuwait. Nov. 1‘1. 181.. ly
!

ICE CREAM

1') YARTOIS ’
cam-mums)

I G E G 3.3 A. M .
added largely tony nouns-torts. man—

IOE OR 2AM,

‘ ,A
lampreparedtol‘l all orderapromptly. aid'
mentally invite a continuance of theu‘vdcr‘ywlilri

somewtthwhleh l have on far been ta-
Fairs, Picnics. , ,
Festivals, Parties.
: , Anaemia-es
0! all kinds, furnished end attends-2.
I SELL R0 cm ON 8026);!
Iv saloon in South Nor-walk in and late
rat n times.

D‘ARTOIS.
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factors of

and WNWPYtooeé‘mi ‘
loifil‘wwalhconn.“ ’
“fin-Parla- om often-a

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