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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, December 18, 1873 · page 4

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mutt-Sleek: theWeI-ld.

 

o. no nutter wherethepleoe!
Weddthntnemetotuuulledlt.

moo-e “urgently curled;
For fiend thitrockstheendle

iothehadthet rock-thewotld.

IanIcy‘e the tender fountain :

Poi-c throne with aunt: non :
Wm‘s Int the etreetnlet‘l gnldnnce.

ho- lt soul with body growe—
Gmwe on for the good or evil.

Sunlight strand or tempest hurled :
Fartheundthetrochtheeredle

Is the head tho: rocks the world.

Walnut-1. how divine your mission
Here upon the natal nod:

Your: to keep the young been open
To the holy breath or God.

All true triumph: ot the ages.
Are horn mother love lmpenrled
For the bond tint rocks the credit:
II the had that rock- the world.

meeting: on the hand or woman!
Fetter. tone and daughter: cry.
And the meted Ions in mingled
With the worship in the shy-—
Iinzlco where no tempest dnrhine.
Rnlnbo I everxnore are curled—
For the that no. the creole
l- the hand the! rock: the world.

£11: finder.

The Stkntafir Amrra‘nm lectures those pco~
pie who make frequent. use of onmphor us it
medicine. It says. “ The phisiologicnl action
of camphor is not yet. understood; but judg-
ing from the symptoms which follow the
taking of a moderate dose. it may he called
a nervous ttimulant. It ll somewhat like
opium Ind alcohol. therefore. in its action
when given in smell qunntitics; but. when
given in urge doses. it causes excessive irri~
tution to the nervous system. producing min-
vulsions and often death. L‘ampltor acts to
irritate and oongt'st. and finally to inflame
the morons lining of the Atomuch. musing
iu the milder cases a form of dyspepsia. and
in the more aggravated. ulceration of the
stomach. From these two actions—namely.
that of the nervous stimulant and local irri-
tation—come all the good end evil of its use.
“'0 can. therefore, readily sue how unsuited

this drug is to be a. household remedy.
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Two new remedies for burns are now add-
ed to the long list. The first is clmrcoul. A
piece of Vegetable charcoal laid on a burn is
said to soothe the pain at once. and it kept
applied for an hour cures it completely. The
second is sulphate of iron. A child in the
Children's Hospital. Lnnsnuuo. had been
extensively burnt. suppurution was nbund;
ant. and so ofi'ensive that. they ordered a
tepid bulh containing a oouple pinches of
sulphate of iron. This gave immediate re-
lief to the palmnnd being repeated twice
a day the suppurution decreased and the _
child recovered. 5

‘.‘, 7

How To Cum»: Cflll.l.S.—A lady writer
gives what she believes to he :1 sure cure for
chills. She takes about :\ pint of new milk.
and stirs it in :l. tablespoonfui of ground
ginger. and makes the milk as hot as it will
do to drink without burning the patient.
This is given to the patient as soon us In-
fcels the symptoms of the chill coming on
and he goes to bed and covers up warmly,
and the milk and the ginger throws lllt' pn~
“it!“ into ti ptrrspimtiun. which breaks the
Chi". After this a pill of blue nlttss_nr snmr
other medicine that willoperate on the livor.
is given. and the patient is curt-d. 1
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I» Jar»; an§_§nnsrl(nid.;

i’ttnst-zttvrxu Puflus \Yi'ruor'r run Sun‘s.
—Pour boiling water over largo egg or may»
mun 1:”le plunh; t‘uvrr tin-m until it is
odd. then pull oi? the shins; make n syrup
or a pound of sugar and n lineup of water
for each pound oi fruit; make it boiling hot
and pour it over; let thcm remain for it day
or two. then drain oil‘ and boil again; slum
it clear end pour it hotnwr tho plums; let
them rrnnin until the next day. then put
them over the tirv in the svrttn; boll thvm
gently until t‘lvut‘; lulu: thin) ‘01“ the syn
up nith a skimmer into thy pots or jars;
boil the syrup until rivh and thick; lulu: oil~
nny scum which may arise; then let it cool
end soul». and pour it over tltr‘ plums. lt’ .
brown sugar is used. whirh is quite as good. 1
exrvpt for green clues. clxril‘y it assinwtt-d. ‘

 

 

 

_.-_ _....., _ ,

YR.\ST.W.\ Minnesota lionsekwpvr m
niehes ti reoeipc- wh‘e l. she «xx ltlnlflvl the ,
best toast known to chilies-d women 8hr»
has hrpt it thrw months in the twin»:
Weather. and muvi. l mavr in cooler n‘rullh
er. and never hall any sour. ‘i‘lto limit
would be thomttghly dried by the tin; it!“
Vote being made into outrage. on important
item of which many young lmnsekwpvts
ore ignorant. The sptmge should he not at
noon. mixul at night. 1nd molded nut
morning. Stirring the sponge after it he.
gins to ferment will make the bread white.
Now for the recipe:

One quart oi hops put tightly in the cup.
one quurt of poutoos perm and sliced. one
pint of corn browned like wilt-e; put tho
hopeino small bag. and three quart: of
boiling wmr. boil two hours. Strain through
it colander. add one cup of white sugar. half
1 cup of salt. end voter to make the «mute
of the mixture. When lukewarm ndd one
pint oi the some yeast to ferment it. If
that is not It bend use potnto yeast without
men! or tower. at that might sour utter

nwhile. Hall 1 mp is plenty for l. baking.
lop or smell. The yeast must be made in
tin orporecluin. Let it stnnd twenty-four

hours in a warm room. then bottle or can
tightly end keep in n no! cellu. Hall the

ingredients will do {or n mull family.

—-—-¢60——--—

To Coo: Format—All kinds of poultry
and men: can be coated quicker by dating
to the water in whice they ere boiled 1 little
Werepieeeot lemon. Bythe meet
u add there will!» considerable luring oi
mMuweliuebortcning of time. It:
lotion b Mancini on old, tough meets, ren-
dering Mn quite tender 1nd easy of digs-
tioo. Tinted meet end fowl: will lone
“Whole and odor it cooked in this
m. and if not used too freely no lute 0!
k wit In enquired.

”w."

m OIL—Toke linseed oil, put it
hungbedplphin. with eunuch alkanet
mukwiiieover. Let it boil gentlynnd
awful-men! emredenlnr; when
out it will he It for nor.

———-..——.—

‘ 03m Ham—A very reh- article.
that“ have with let. any be node a
“we: “On-pit of Mead twelve
~&ep at at , an etiquette-en.

 

' REAL fl ESTATE

I'D

INSURANCE-

BROKERS.

red to ”at. the «rule or pastel oi
nee. FmS. no other Reel Route
facilitie- end hinge-t experience 0
We heron large
deecrt tlon on
of up cotton

We in pre

twat: a...
0

on; fixed let-to Broker-e in the city.

totdedubleptopeflyof ev
317330;. and m in content node]?!

to pnrcluee or hire.

Fire Insurnnoe.

We leeue met in the boot studio Companie-
at reamueb a ram We tit-o insure m not Damn
I! Lrourrtwo. "nan Flu mount on nor.
was-nom- lxru cum].

City Surveyor’s Office.
Surveying In til it: brunch“.

\V. T. CBAW & SON,

orrtca IN nu“: nLocX.

P. 0. Box. 5': South Nowell. Conn.
55-"

RAYMOND ”Enos...

South Norwalk, CL,

Duelure in

COAL,

WOOD,

Building Material,

FIRE BRICK, DRAIN PIPE,

OIL, HAY, STRAW.

FLOOR, FEEO, GRAIN

ProviSions and Produvo.

All good: warranted oi the beat queliiy. nmi hold
et the

LOWEST IARKIT PRICC.

We til“ us keep on held a full “out. Ind invite
luspeooe: r "it tiles. tron eeuluere out (lulu

 

«anoint-tn w. oll'ul
Mlerinnllldndlei “so

:GROOERIES,

I‘IROV'ISIONQ.

FLOUR AND FEED

'Ite Oldest Grocery in South Norwellt.

We um euro it due- not require «Man or liver
nan-noun to out": our exam in“ the null)
Mont nt- in on,“ the heel in Mount lb“ W
“Julianna- be mm «when

l‘roduoo router} in l1xohang~

E f w . '61 Y .

G Rilt‘ERlES, PROVISIONS,
FEED, Etc“ Etc.

J npnn. Oolong. Imperial Teas,
so on. per- Found.
60012 81.4 (‘K TEA. 50th. pu- n.

Fulletoehetnbneinc everything in the Grocery

 

line. kept may on hand.
IS- I!
D. ) ll. W'EBB. Ash,
Sole Agent for

Averill Chemical Paint,

COAL All wuun

FLOOR. GRAIN AND FE

Lehigh, Lackawana ,
m ,

PURE FRANKLIN COMiOF
LYKEN’S VAL,LEY.,.

 

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* Arms
Until the Holidays:

To accommodtte the tinte- I will mite hueutlfu
Tin Typos at the low price of

FOUR Fort onion.

Plain Cnrtes-de-V‘lsitca. $3.50 per Dozen.

Until after the "ullddVI—v—ulm ntttln:.—-———cauh
nedvunoo.

E. '1‘. W11 iTNEY.

Don’t Ii‘ovg'et

THAT 'I‘IIE

PHOTO GRAPH
‘ GALLERY,

“03-.

SOUTH NORWALK,

ts ll
Chichostor’s Block,
Washington nor-eat.

‘l...

Pictures Taken in all Weather. Clear
or Cloudy.

VIEWS OF RESIDENCES,

And all out door PHOTOGRAPHY will roculvo

PR( )RTI‘VI‘ AT'I‘ ENTI ON

01.!) I‘ICTI‘! RES
littlergnd and finished In:

Crayon,
Ink or
Water Colore‘

A qul-nulectud utork oi

FRAMES, STEREOSCOPES, 6L VIEWS

Fur axle. cheap. HT

(I ICC. t-l N()l!’l‘II.

 

BELL & lliLSDON.

“'holelule and Retail Dealer-
”is-
tn'rl'l‘EltS. CLAMS. FISH
AND Lults'l‘lilts.
Oyster: by the Barrel and Gallon.
Tomato Clttup by the Half Pint or Barrel.
FRUIT AND VOI ‘I'AILEB.
Canned mm and Vegetable“.
WEST OF THE NEW YORK AND xuw HAVEN
RAILROAD DuPo'l‘.
South Nor-\vnllc. Conn.
HIIAI Iii-In. Wll-IJAI mutton.
t-u

FISH,OYSTER and VEGETABLE

MARKET.

 

 
 

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The museum lfl‘l‘ffi parole-ml the tut-mien ot
a. l‘. tlihl‘li‘l‘. lei-tn“ ul 3- inform. the puhllo that
ho \r’tll wntimw tho tinnitus: e! the old filfiud Cloth
.i) Lanna Mildlm. Mun Stmt. not he in full: pro
mm! to eupplx own. M
m. 03‘qu Clans. Vegetables.

Ber-flea. Fruits. lite...
In turttn Sumo.
(Int *0“!an MN! N.w IMN in tho
[.0 ll‘ ‘7‘ Skull?! PRH‘A‘A‘

Gouda dfliml in my to“ or the NI: the .p‘

M.

Your pump“. in hflk‘t‘lmll‘v mltctml.
JAE. C. 0110\Vl‘1.

tom: salons. July “ill. “a to.
Banking.
Real Estate.
Inuit-once

omFFI o E .
MELVlLLE E. MEAD,

AGE.“ '03.

The Int-cl "kills. 00., New York,
Assets over 000.000.000.

The Paul: Fire Ins. 00.. of Brooklyn,
Assam over “000,000.

Willlemshurgh (mi Fire Inn. 00.. of
Bro» lyn.
Assets over 0000.000.

lie-over Fire Ins. Co. of New York City,
Assets over $000,000.

(lonneetieut Fire In. 00., or Kuitord,
Allele over €300,000.

Notion! Fire Intern-co 00.. or Plain.
Amt: over £400,000.

net-ulna (int: lame! Fire Ins. Co,
Alecia over $140,000-

umom and mm: sun unis,
Fishy tickets-and m
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tilinee‘ tent

SLATE ROOFING PAINT.
Agents Wented in Every Town.

A roof may be covered with n cheep ehln e. and
by pileutlon 0' thin line be made toll-t rum to
to arena. 0 autumn notched and mind.
looking much better and looting longer than new
uhinunue without the Slate. for

One-third the Cost of Re-ahmguw.

The coat. of Illtlnfl new thingloe in only nhout the
coat of simply loving them. end the Blute is are-
W “Nahuatl“notifitl‘uttgtm‘t
no mo o «it 0 8 I .

trout t’Ite not {but lnenreuoe (brownie! in e the
Same Tarm’ asfor Slated Roots
For tin end iron It has no Tel. u it expnndn by
heat and ctmlrncte by cold. on never cracks or Millet!
For Cemetery tenuo- lt le portlouhrly adopted

will not cor-ode in the moot. otpoet'd laeou. hoot:
covered with 'l‘nr Shunthlng Felt can a nude water
tight at a umnll extreme. The Slow Point ll
Euremoly Cheap.

two mllonl will cover a hurtdrod I here foot of Shin
gle root. or over four hundred oi‘ n or Iron. Price.
randy for one. in 80 centavger gnllon. with n liberal
discount to the trade. a furnish and npplv the
mutertul for 02.50 lot mu anm feet in Nun-York
end vicinity.

No Tarts Used in this (fampoemou.

Therefore it «low not elibut the water from the root.
it turned ufl‘ from the cistern tor the am one or two

 

u it

rulne. .

The Point he: a vow heavy body. but lit wily ep-

pllou with a 4 or 6 limit panic hut-h.
Qn decayed uhlnuleu it lllla up the hnleu no out
harden- thurn. and lime I new duh-untlnl run that
will in: you-I. Cur ed or we! ultimo: it hriufin
to their lam end keep. thotnt e . it ll: up a l
holee in in or Felt Roots. end nope the late. one
cont being Gilli“ to live or ordlnu-y punt.

The enter-oi the paint when tint applied in dark
purple. chanxlnu in about a month too light unilurtn
nleto color. tutti le ‘

To on [Mental and Par-tween. Slate.

.Itlthon h ”low dryor. rain will not nthset in ttw
least one our that applying.

l'neltnpo- wuttouny utrt oi the country hr or
pron. t‘. 0. 1).. at tho to lowing wives:

ll' li‘Ill than hunllouu. or it on ort-d to he «nut to!
h‘t‘tuht tho mom-y mutt M‘t‘um ty the ortlur.

to lhn. oi wuwut tor lento ho on or cruelte. 31.25.

t tint. and Can. $1.50 to (lulu. Ind Rm. {9.50
a u n u “‘35 ‘5 ‘I a ll la‘m
a “ " .. a 50 it) “ lg) Berrult lotto
l BARREL. 1 .00
ltwoie examined. eetlmnttm
qnlrml. will he thorou 'hlv top
tmlnru wetwetfulty It cited.

For full inl‘omtutlon. recommendation- from lum-
nmw t‘o.‘rt. and other Editoriull from this leading
NM“! mpi-ru. or II untuple eltmule. coated with late.

All soul.
N. Y. SLATE liOUFINU (1)..
“to. 1!. than“. Proprlolut‘.
No. ti t‘odttr Street. New York City.

CHARLES E. RODER.
South Norwalk. Ct...

lhltm l‘. (I. BOX. 499.
All EXT FOR FA] “FIELD COUNTY. CT

LEATHER'
-BELTING

0m

tilfl‘“. and when re-
: red and warruntnl.

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ii. iii. & J. ’l‘. l’liOWl’l‘T,

45 Main Street.

4‘7

N ( ) 1!, \V ..A. I .t 11' ,
llm-lnoz uncured the agency for

P. JIO‘YEIJ. & SONS

Leather Belting .

\\' ttlch will he mid u

Lowest Fnetory Prlooo.

's €11 .I.

.(nq or fly, at" u! may] zsaq mp wqt “t: .{q [willingly

ts
r
.t
DI
El
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2
la
r
'g
to

cabinet Making”
AND JOBBING.

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nep‘anrmg ‘

«thndmydet wood work'-

 

 

II the plea to so to. if you went the prom-t and

Beet Stone China.

In the that“. Our 0- 0. Wm ll time: uni to
the an".

FRENCH, CHINA &PORGELAIN
Fine and cheep. A lerce Moot-uncut or /
TABLE GLASS WARE.
French Glen Shades,
The lam-t confluent in untold county.
WAX FLOW“!

end ell the material for matting.

IRON OLAD PAINT,

Just received three colon. the too-t double point
ever mute.

Pam”, of ot kinda.
'goy... I greet verlety.
H..‘.n, both out and wrought iron.

1’". Roofing, and all hind- nt work done in
Tin. Copper. Lend. Zine end Sheet Iron.

Itove Blocking, tn bulk and by the NM

# “‘ritfunfififiifihw.

lla- tulten tho Itoro in

Ely‘s Block, South Norwnllt,

“mm he Intend- to keep eminently on hand I do
eluhle unurunuut oi

STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS

m‘xu......

MUSIC.

' , “Luau-
Pldin. Square, Oval arid“ Rustic
A Picture F rumes.
GAMES OF ALL KIND§.——(‘ltth‘ET.
lullr not on hand will he obtained at uhort notice

llvnwmhor ll ll. Wollmnn. Elv‘e Block. port to
tltnmmrm‘l Jewelry More. ~ 139“!

 

ORGANS,

-ANl)—-

MELODEONS,

FOR SALE AND TO RENT

(‘1: II and mm

THE ESTEY COTTAGE CRGAN,

nits? ottou IN Tux wont!)
-—A'l‘-—

J . NI . l"()TTl§R’S

MUSIC STORE.

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

llv iii-op: on hand n large stock or
I‘LI Nos, “RCA A's
.1 ND MEL ODEONS.

end will «all than on monthly monuments.
Old instruments “hon in new tor new.

Home tuned end NW. at

‘s. P A K uflt. stilt"

“permit: htw the Lattice at Karen“ and
«onto. tut he hen “imminent elm
ole». mnuhetnm or

HUMAN HAIR WORK.

Who will make up. tit hie shop. ell kind. of work
anoint! h‘v lnle in the latent nod ntont unpaved
«slink touting ow:- “WNW“ or the Mv‘e own
hair. or will nnpplx Mir to order. “Q has alto «it»
stamly on bond. In due annulment or

S\\-’ I'I‘C‘IIBS,
n RA l as.

mums. am,
Whirh hit it able to ml at lower use: then ever he-
hwo «unwed. Lenin defining ouch work. will do well
to Ni before pntehwug elsewhere. on he run mute
thorn thet he an tell tweuq per cent. lower then
my other denier. ,7

it» has elite fitted up n Private Selma tor

LADIES' AND CHILDREN’S
IIAIR DRESSIfiG.

a. occupier the an. more in

LELY“S BLOCK.
Merl: occupied a a drug atom-non of the bent
location in the city. In the reu- ot the WM‘ St
Icon no but u not:

hit Dustin and Sharing: Saloon

FOR GENTLEMEN.
W.“

Are You Insured?

FAIRFIELD COUNTY

FIRE lNSIIRANOE COMPANY.

CASH CAPITAL $200,000.

 

ASSETS, JULY 1. tsta, "menu

 

 

 

 

 

 

H. H. WELLMAN,.

 

 

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mm... and Apotheeery ~

‘ ”DI", ”N“ I. ‘i We

Pure, Select

Drugslalicitas illumicals

FINE TO! IT SOAPS.

Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
O O M 3 C o

PERFUMERY IN GREAT VARIETY.

A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS.

PATENT MEDICINES.

MINERAL WATERS.

Trusses, Fancy Articles, Gallery,

ln fact everything from o Quill ToothPltk
to an lnhtid Hair Brush.

N. B.-l‘hyelclenn‘ Preecnptlonn weiully con-
poundetltlny end nl ht. Knit-once to Rnlldoneeiu
unto building. for nix t cello. on Wall-[ton Street.

South Norwellt. Nov. l'l'. mm M!

ionN SCHAUB,

Boot and Shoe Store.

All kinda of
Men‘s, Boys’. Women’s and Chil-
dren’s ,

3001's 5. shoes.

ALSO. RUBBER BOOTS a SHOES.
Particular attention paid to
(TUSTORI NYC 1111'.

All uui own work ll guttnntofll to give entraine-
will" filheru of tln- public patronage rolpuctfltlly
no c e .

Cor. R. R. Place and Clay St"

Opp. Adanu‘ [let Shop Ind R. ll. Depot.
18943

 

corona:
CENTRAL

Bum and Shoe Store.

FOR YOUR

BOOTS, SHOES AND ROBBERS

And uverythlm. pertaining to the trade.
All goods sold hi the lowest possible

CASII I’IlIOI‘JS.

Partlculu uteution paid to

CUSTOM WORK.

Refill-II. done In on In hunch".
l have the tine-1. bent. and latest union or
Omit: in this City. and price. ttm defy colt.
petition. A show of the

PUBLIC PATRON AGE

is solicited.
I)O NOT 13.4le
To give me u call.
“IRA!!! s. known,
ELY’B BSQOO3.

.h'. . _ . .9'1‘. :t!.§\flu,,&m_.

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SHOES! SHOES!
Reduced Prices.
Bent Them if You Cart For
The Money!

Men‘s Gable Served Congress $1.88 and $8.00
Men's Serge Countess. . . .. . 1.75
Brogttns,perpeir........f.. 1.85

A Luau magnate!
women’s and Children’s
SHOES OF ALL KINDS.

AW um een‘t bottom in the city. AMM
' » meet or /(

Men’s,éWoinen’s and Children’s
I BOUT S and SHOES
0' 93%.?“ magma. can ride: a"

thiamMM‘ ”no;

‘i we” , .~

. n... DAYTON'S.
319.431.73: ”131.05: 3.
V alkaline“ now What. Hour.

 

 

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f mm ST 51001:, utter ASSORTMENT.
“you will he .
to... b at

 
 

Boot-ma Shade. a: .n on...“ to ,

manner; are any i

*flweammmmrr

A‘l'

FIVE lllILE RIVER-

A lnrge stock at e‘lfk'nd-or

LUZMBER

we! m. no: nos cm can

COAL. LIKE, LATE, BRICK.

PLASTER AND CEMENT
mutually on land et price: to defy competition

Small Profits and Quick Returns

I8 HY H0170.

ROBERT C. RAYMOND.

ROWAYNN POST OFFICE.
It“. CI. le'tt. tut

South Norwalk

PLANINO MILL comm

)lANl'FAL‘PURm OF AND DEALERS IN

Lumber, Sash, Blinds. Doors, &c.,

 

FOR STAIRH AND RAILINGS.

Steam Sawing, Scroll Sawing.
Planing and Turning.

Black Walnut. Cherry. Ash. Whitewod
Jun. constantly on hand.

worms nan rul summon LANDING.
R. t. TOLL‘EEersum.

c. 1. men. n. n. Aver-xx. ‘ t. roux-
South Nthlk. Nov l1. um M our

 

iontgomery

FLOOR.

The best article of
FLOUR for the price

in the market.

“u.—

T. BURR GUYER‘S

FAMILY OROOERY,

SPRING w_ 001).

SOUTHERN
OOIIIIEOTIO

 

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Lewis Hairball & Co,

son'rtr NORWALK.
Tim her,
' Lumber,
Shingles,
7 Lath,
Builders’ Hardware, &c.,
u- "emu um mm.

LOWEST PRICES. ’
onto: my nun.

' mm: arm.“ LAN. onto.
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' BALLUSTERS, NEWELS, to.

Lumber Market

 

00a] and Wood,
FOOT 0F MASHALL ST.

Whoieelle end W More in nu kinda/o!
W001} AND COAL.

Among the variation we keep the pure

Franklin Cool, 0! Lykene Volley. Ales
Brick, Limo, Cement. end all kind: of
Muona’ Materiel.

Also. FORTH nma BLUE STONE Furnished
end Lnid.

Orders token et Brunch once. et No. 1 Dibble‘e
Block.

South Harwell. Doe. 3. 1m

OLD WELL Clout"

MANU FACTORY.
c. swear: I; 00.,

onto mntutnrere o!

 

‘01.!) WELL CLUB,"
“R. H." “C. S. d: 00.,"
“ CRIOLE.“
“STAR OF THE WEST.“
“DIAMONDS." ETC.

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