Ant ’1.“
min!!! In!“ I“! will
hiss-test their own testis. dulled
t to m slack m the Dunbar
ae-hsret thew in“
bid you ever have the dyspepsia ! Did
you ever have—er ever haste- yoa had-—
a 'eo-pltestioa ot an “and several
unknown diseases! It yee.thsn yonhave
had the M0? ita full equivalent
Mic dyspepda nay he Mood as an
epitome 0! every couplaiat wherewlth
trams-deg nullity iseeouued. lt lass
aieeathlautohave about you as street-
!nle! tunntulaewith the tmhlidalways
up. As eminent phvsiclan hasesid: "A
Ill! with a bad dyspepeia is a villain.“ no
is. and worse. fie is by. turns kind. a
moral neuter, aada physical coward—and
bees-not helpit. Beishisownhottolless
pit. and his own demon at the bottom of it.
which \ml‘l him continually with pangs
indeectibable.
When a worm of the business dust of this
vainand wicked world has once writhed
with the dyspepsia until it has ensured a
virulent chronic torus, who shall and colors
and abilities varied enough to paint his con-
dition! His blood becomes first poverty~
stricken. then impure. and, as “ blood will
tell.“ every rt of his system is contami-
nated by the out stream. The brain com-
plains bitterly on its own account. and ve~
hemeut complaints are being continually
sent up to it from the tarnishing liver. bow-
els. spleen. heart. and lungs. Like “sweet
bells jangied out of tune." the entire organi-
zation breathes discord. Even the remote
toes telegraph up to the brain: “We are
starving down here; send down some prov-
ender." The brain makes requisitions on
the stomach which are futile. The stomach
is powerless to provide. and the bruin can-
not transmit. At times all the starving or-
gans conspire together. suspend work and
undertake to compass by riot what they fail
to get by appeal. Then life trembles in the
balance. Then the consolation—O, the con-
solation! that is visited on the dyspeptic.
Friends-wben he is lifeless from lack of
vitality—friends will exasperste him with
taunts of being “ lazy.“ “ shlltieas." “ indo-
lent," and “ without ambition!“ Nor can his
friendsbe made to appreciate that it is as
preposterous to expect one who is undergo
in; cohstant torture and consequent exhaus-
tion to have " ambition" as it would be to
expect acorpse to have an appetite. Reme-
dy: everybody's advice—that is ride every-
body‘s hobby. (lure: death. Drugs are but
aggravation. and “hitters" are indeed bit-
ter. We have heard of a chronic dyspeptic
who took his one from his chickens, and by
swallowing daily a moderate handful 0!
gravel stones of the size of a pea down ward.
finally succeeded in transforming “one" into
“cure." lie claimed complete restoration.
in the fact of this evidence to the contrary,
we reassert that. for chronic dyspepsia in its
worst form. there is but one certain cure-
absolute rest. l‘revcntive:—Tukc us good
care of the cents of your stomach It: you do
of the cunts of your hack. Do you wish for
faith in God. in humnn love. in t'l\rllll_\' hap-
piness. in the bent-licence of nuttlre. and till
immortality .’ Keep your digestion vigorous;
on that hang all of these. Would you pro
for an abiding faith in tortures unspeakable,
in horrors inexpressihie! Destroy your ti'-
gestinn. Would you live in the body (0‘-
ever.‘ Keep your digestion in full vigor; and
although the end of the world may come.
your end will not Come—you will have to go
after it. Old age is but the failure of nu~
trilion. Nutrition is life; non-nutrition is
death.
germ and gauselrold.
a
new to Cook Fish.
Some people can cook. Gill properly—more
cannot. Pierre Blot tells how it should in?
done. and we copy his reulsrhs: several
kinds or fish are tried when small. suouas
small new or “outlets. cups. touch. sunfish.
pike. Motel. Medea. white tiib. black
and blue fob. herein. W. mullet. weak
M. bovine. lust. and the like. and smells.
which never stow above the fly-iii} am
The tilt skimmed from the surface of
lamb. which is bent must: trimmings oi
steaks or mung pieces of beet meltedmre
better m tray-tug purposes than hint. not tit--
‘ute ell over to tan! does.
The fat etiolated from the torture of
broth is ready to be limit that ensuing from
the teeming or from around the kidneys oi
beef. is out is small pieces. put in an iron
pot. and set on a hither slow tire. As molt
as it begins to melt. ladle 05‘ the melted
part and turn it into a stone or crockery Jar.
which you cover when cold. Put it away
in a cool. dry and dark place. A cal-elm
cook never needs lard for frying purposes.
but has always more fat than is necessary.
out of boiling or roasting pieces. and that
skimmed on the top of broth. sauces and
graviee. Some cooks will not take the trou-
ble to melt it when the mistress allows as
much lard and butter as i asked for.
It is an error to believe that by using
much fat to fry, the articles fried will taste
greasy; if there is not fat enough in the pan
to completely immerse the objects fried,
they will certainly taste greasy. It will be
the _same if the fat is not heated enough
when Jets of smoke ooze out of it, or, when
on throwing drOpe of water into it, it. makes
a crackling noise.
When the fat is hot enough, the article to
be tried is dropped into it. and stirred zen-
tly now and then with a skimmer. When
done, it is taken 03' the pan with the skim-
mer and turned into a colander, which
should rest on a dish or bowl to receive the
fat that may drop from it.
I! the article to be fried is not completely
lumased in fat, the part not immud will
aheoehfagand.es stated above, ill taste
greasy; hutif thou-clam enough cover
it entirely.the insanity o! the heetcloeee
the munching the exterior of the
article. a it weee. and preventing it from
U the article to he tried be tender and
anewhathrittle.thcyare putinewlre
W a perforated doubt bottom made
la U WIN-9. and We basket is plunged
“this. Theheehstisrnhedwhen the,
casein-re tried, and laid ever the pan to
bathe tsedrop; they are use. taken care
fully out o! it, placed on a dill, sprinkled
with .1: ad served hot.
Win the hill: 3 done, the pan h put
any he stew lines to allow the uni.
asset solid newer net» may he in it to
we: “:‘W of the ”“93: than
l w. T. mwgison.
‘Tin Typos
‘ ATWHITNEY’S
an nuns- the tum-K ”l!
. 3
REAL ESTATE .
urn
INSURANCE
BROKERS.
Veare to latstheealeoerutalel
ha fi‘ MFA unmade-ma
e title-mm
any“ mhmtntheclty Wehavealargs
snout ote doeorltionea
oarboehaaadarelnoonstaatreeelaoleppfieatlene
toparehaaeerhtle.
Fire Insurance.
W isea notes in best stand! Coin lee
at Mus. Wyaleollelre est n51"
as hens-nine. wumaa has unsu- on star.
vmoua- axe-a cannon.
City Surveyor’s Ofice.
Surveying in all its branches.
W. T. CRAW & SON.
OFHCB IN ELY‘S BLOCK.
P. 0. Box. at South Norwalk. Conn.
sou
" seas;
hm ' " om)
South Norwalk. Ct"
Dealers in
COAL,
WOOD,
Building Material,
FlRE BRICK, DRAIN PIPE,
OIL. HAY, STRAW,
FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN
Provisions and Produce.
All goods wurtunted of the best quellt)‘. and sold
It the
LOWIOY MARKET FINOI.
We always keep on hand a tall stock. and invite
lump-u r “l times. hon: consumers out denim
unclear. (if. sums
Mulesllltieeaetaem
lOROOIRIIS.
PICOV‘ISIQNS.
FLOUR AND FEED
The Oldest Grater: in South Nowell.
. We are sets it 1 set reunite a et at
“"33”" “i‘ll-‘i. to tow ll. tree
I) b C 1 t
are Met... can‘t» DIR!!! ‘e‘lsevvhtre.
Produce when in Exchanger
c.w.oavf‘
Deana ttt
cancerous, ,rleIsmNs,
FEED, Etc, Etc.
J upon, Oolong, Imperial Teas,
80 on. per Pound.
GOOD BLACK TEA, 5”. per (la.
Mamet. embracing everything in the Grocery
line. kept constantly on hand ”It!
I). H. WEBB. Agt”
Sole Agent tor
Averill Chemical Paint,
cnILt’iIiwunn
Fm. illllll IIIII FEED
. Lehigh, Lackawana.
PURE FRANKLIN COAL 0F
Invitesrs VALLEY.
mar om
, . m We ween,
.. a. .i” _
Untll the Holidays:
Teammate-(tats the tints-l will who beaatttu
Tin Typo- at theiowprieeo!
FOUR FOR choc.
Plain Cartes-deVisitee. $3.50 per Doaen.
Until after the Holidays—mane tantalum—cash
in advance.
I. T. WRITNE‘A’.
Don‘t; li‘os'g‘et;
THAT 'I'II
PHCTCCRAPH
GALLERY.
_op..
SOUTH NORWALK,
is ill
Chlchester’s Block,
‘ Washington ntreet.
Pictures Taken in all Weather. (‘ioar
or Cloudy.
VIEWS OF RESIDENCES,
And all out door PHOTOGRAPHY will receive
PROLIPT ATTENTI ON
our PICTURES
/ Enlarged and finished in:
Cm.
‘- Ink or
Water Colors‘
A well selected stock of
FRAMES, STEREOSCOPES, Gt VIEWS
For satin. cheap. N?
(i 1‘30. H N ()1 i'l‘l I.
RELL 8:
“'lsole-nle and Retail Deniers
...,. ..
tll's'l‘lllirl. t.‘l.A\lb‘. Flh‘ll
.-'t.\'i) Ltllls'l‘lfllls.
Oysters by the Barrel and Gallon.
Tomato Catsup by the Half Pint or Barrel,
FRUIT AND VOE TABLE!-
(‘uuuml Fruits and \‘ouotathloa.
ulnsuox.‘
WEST OF THE NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN ;
RAILROAD lllil‘u‘l‘.
South Nos'wulls. (‘ulllt.
Ellis] "1.1.. WILLIAI “lupus.
l-tt
FISHCYSTER anti VEGETABLE
MARKET.
we‘buw'twr tutti tult‘ M t obit ' ‘ it!
all firm FRWCCECX ill as :3» “flag
ubilt’tlli, I N attuu a.
1:. mu u§ utfi. Natitsttmmuu be it- '~
town it demands
“all. «raters. Plants. (optimum
Berries. halts. lite“
lit rump ratios.
our goods are fiesta every day. slut with“ the
1.0 lt'lt‘s‘?‘ MARKIH NM? :3.
(Mods dt‘lit'tll‘t‘tl In any part nt um my ow It?
«starve.
Your patronage ts hppoethtliy solicited».
JAG. C. CICOWIG.
loure Nostwaut. July nth. 1873. no
Banking,
Real Estate,
Insurance
0 F'.‘F§.I;C E .
MELVILLE E. MEAD,
AGENT FOR
The Mutual Life Ins. 00., New York;
Assets over 060,000,000.
The Phonlx Fire Ins. 00.. of Brooklyn,
Assets over $9,000,000.
Williamsburgh Cit Fire Ins. Co.. of
Broo lyn.
Assets over 0000.000.
Hanover Fire Ins. Co. of New York City,
Assets over 3900.000.
Connecticut Fire Ins. (30., of Hartford,
Assets over 3700,000-
ltattonal Fire Insurance 00.. of Filth.
Assets over $400,000.
Hartford County lstut Flt'e Ins. 00.,
Assets over-$140,000.
NATIONAL and WHITE STAR LINES.
oesistt smells.
Passage Tickets and Drafts
’03 SALE. .
an a I. n s '1‘ a '1‘
017m mommy.
BOND. Bought and Sold on Commission.
WW' 9' I‘m" "'1 3' w
’ s
3
vrlthleee .
wannabes-e “Jill.” theueuel
(inner Potent '
SLATE ROOFING PAINT.
Agents Wanted in Every 'l‘own.
Amtuarbeeoveredwitbe eh ehlal and
”isolation of this aim be all. laetlrgtn so
mummfl‘iw .. hunfimrm'llt.
, In
emu-lee without the Slate. tor
Oslo-third the Cost of Mingling.
The cost of sitting new shinnlos in only smut the
cost 01' aitnply 1 ring thermaud the State is tire-
W“ 'tl‘fi‘hii‘l'uio‘il‘i. “i“...‘l‘l‘l‘t‘ {till 2““ ii
gout o tact Chat lusuriuoe Companies ad‘m.
8am notification Stated Roof»
For tin and iron it has no oq‘ttal. as it expands by
heat and contract‘ by oultl. ant hover cracks or waive
For Cemetery {ounce it is particularly adapted as it
will not «tr-ode in the Inuit expound tluooa. limits
covered with 'l‘ar Sheathing Felt can In intuit: water
tight at a mall espouse. he tllate Paint is
Runway Cheap.
two niions will rarer a bond-find “note teeter ethic?
ale root. or over tour hundred or :l‘lu or iron. l‘rtw
ready for use. in 80 cents per saline. with s lillural
discount to the trade. We htrulilt and spplv the
material for all tor 1m equaro toot lu Nuw'Y‘orlt
sud viuluiu. _
No mm. Used in this (‘ontpoamom
Theretoro it dooe not alibot the water from the root.
it turned at from the (tilt-orb tor the first one or two
Ill.
The Faint has a varv heat-y body. but is anally ap~
plied with a t or tl inch to hrtlu . .
0n tl yeti abiwloa I. till: up the llolui and tom
burdens them. and two I new suit-Itautittl run that
will laut yuan. t‘ttr ml or war ml shingles it brings
to thull‘ lace and lteepe tllollt t lt‘l‘t‘. it tutu up all
holes ill in or It‘olt lioofs. and stops the leaks. ulle
coat bolus: equal to live of owllmtry paint.
The oolorof the point who“ tlm applied is durlt
purple. changing in about a month tua lighutuitornt
alato color. and II ‘
7b all Interns and qulosos. Slate.
ltlthott it allow dryer. ruin will not affect in lllt.‘
leaat tlllt! lotlr nttor applying.
l‘utthuuoa wont to any Illl‘l of the country by ox-
lll‘vea. t‘». 0. 1).. at tho following wires:
it ill!“ than butlilnna. or if on urvti to bo will as
trululll the manor tuunt ucounl utuy tho ortior,
lb lha. of content tor largo ho l“ or crooks. use.
i (lul. and mm. this“ it) little. lllltl hull. till-u
l " “ “ no la ' 't " mm
5 .t u l 10.00
‘ hm lltl " 1,}; l‘ttrrull
1 BARREL. A. mu.
lioofl oxnmiuutl. ontiuultoa viwn. and who“ ro-
ttiroti. will ho thurou ’lllY ropn rod and warranted.
t rtlora roupoctftllly aollt'itml.
For full lttt‘ortuutiott. recoluuloutlations from low-
rntlcot‘o.‘u. and other Editorials from tho lumlin:
Now: tapers. or u aaulplt- uhiuglu. oontml with ilnlt‘.
All sues. ,
. N. \'. SLATE ltthFthl (‘(l..
(lull. E. tilJNII. l‘rtlllrtotut‘.
No. tl Cedar ritl‘uut. New York City.
”bHARLES a. RODER.
South Norwalk. 0t...
lbllln l'. U. BOX. viii“.
Mi ICN'I‘ FOR FAIRFIEI." OOl'N'I‘Y. (l'l‘
LAMPS,~ Etc.
The Cheapestl'lmtathsclty tebttyyoar
TIN WAR I,
' STOVIS. .
LAM P8. etc.,
1‘. A. 8 E I '1‘ z .
Maul Sealer. Opposite Depot.
sole Agent tor the Champion Can Opener
‘ ‘ ‘ ' ma saw. '
T‘ifl?‘l‘“"3‘.l°‘“°.t“° ‘°t.".tt“t‘t.:’°atli°.ttt
mending a audio view of the town and Lonnie-
laud mud. The houee baa twelve rooms. with
furnace and marble mantole. Else or lot an: t
loot. timwborriea. Grapoean Pour trees in bearing.
The place is within Ive wlinutu' walk or the New
llsvuu Railroad Depot and tome a rare obanoeto
purchase a uremia“ place low. Mouton given on
a list. Per-tut the purchase money eanrotualn
on bond and mortgage. “1%“? g _
CHAS. I. D TY.
South Norwallt. Conn.
BITABIJOIIID 1800.
C. B. D‘AR'I‘OIS,
The t‘olobnted
caterer a. Confectioner,
sou'ra NORWALK, or.
Respectfully informs hie ntltnemna patrone and the
public generally. that he continues to furnish
PARTIES. WEDDINGS.
FASIIIONABLE DINNERS.
LUNCHES AND COLLATIONS.
With every ulllteé in as stood at le as can be had
,ut any of the ow \ ork t‘atureni. arias had much
exportation in New York. he is able to oompce with
them ill ovury ruupoot.
llouod 'l‘urltov. allied BiscnltGlaco.l
Plum Pudding.
Boned Ham. )0! lott
Hntoltud 'l‘omruu Jullled. (‘lutrlottu Rune.
“(Hf
s Iirud Salmon. Jellies at all kinds.
t‘ llt‘litlll Hailed. Ornamental Pyramids.
Lollutur as a Water love of all kinds.
I d
Luulvd l'tlrlrldgn. Funny lees.
L‘hiolwu t‘roqltut.
l‘hnllemrc Ice Cream,
0! all kinds and flavors.
(Li R ES 01:531.}! E. "FED.
t‘l-IlJillllA'l‘lill NORWALK OYSTERS,
Served in all styles.
flilvor. (‘hlua Nllll (lines Ware loaned at reasonable
rnlua. (loud waiters furnished. llrtltll'l by mail
promptly attontlt‘d to. Attaouod to the Confection-
vry in a neat. t‘loau
IEESTAUIQANT.
For tho avoutuotmlstlou of ladies and gentlemen
t‘unw ltt.tl no.
hMihhquhMfi
it ill ililtll‘.\l1ill\‘(il
Know Yfi {T‘l‘hut \w are plepul‘od to erect
All styles and descriptions of Buildings.
Houses. Berna, School Houses
‘0 PO.
Churches, Factories, Outbuildings.
\ Fences. the“ in an
Habitable Globe.
a part of the
y Contract .-
or by the Day. with or
without the material,
AT THE IAHVEST PANIC PRICES!
mums AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED AND ESTI-
MATES o llj'EN.
JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0.
No job so small nor nor none so large but will receive prompt
attention.
Will furnish you It Lot of on
desired size or location,
and build you a house entire and comp etc, ready; for occupancy.
including Well, Cistcrtt,.nnd Qutbutldmgs, and If your money
gives out, will make up the dcfiency.
We. hat-'9 more than
100 Designs for Suburban and Country Homes,
which we tube pleasure in sltowi
call.
ng all who may favor us with n
.RAYMOND, SHERWOOD & (30.,
Builders and Contractors,
Shop. West of the Depot Near the Nursery.
0, What is it ?
Evonlhiug in the line of
BOOTS AND suons
O. E. EAR-WYS-
l‘lowte the time to make your selections from a
.oto.ooo 8700K . _
v
”will “managemen. ,
South Nor'vvulk, Conn.
BROWN 8: mcox,
DEALERSIN
CIIOICE FAMILY
G R O G E R_ I E S.
FLOUR- } FEED I
‘m ’
PROVISIONS
Guam» 1m Imus and Jam
new roman '
Face Crackers,
, I;
f . In"
’x'\£._ :
Dentist and snows;
Nearly opposite a. a. beast
Pure, Select
Bulletins l mtlnmils
'FINE 1‘01 ET SOAPS.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes.
O O M a I .
PERFUMERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS.
PATENT MEDICINES.
MINERAL WATERS.
Trusses, Fancy Articles, Cutlery,
In fact everything from a Quill Tooth Pith
to an llllaid Hair Brush.
N. Its—P slelsae‘ Preemption carefully cota-
peunded da‘y’ and “‘3‘" Entrance to Residence
nuts building. for nix t calls on Weehln‘toa Street.
South Norwalh. Nov. t'l. lfl'lo. l-d'
JOHN SCHAUB,
Boot. and Shoe Store.
All hint“ of
lion’s, Boys’. Women’s and Chil-
dren’s
BOOTS db SHOES,
ALSO. RUBBER BOOTS a woes.
Particular attention paid to
CIISTODI ‘V’ORK.
le taranteod to give satisfac-
All out own w
epu llc patronage respectfully
tlon. It share ol‘
solicited.
Oor. R. R. Place and glay 8t.,
Opp. .‘ldarnu‘ list title) and it. it. Depot.
tans '
core-rm:
CENTRAL
Boot and She Stare.
NR YOUR
BOOTS, SHOES AND RCBBERS
pertaitlingto the trade.
Anti overythitla
l at the lowest possible
All goods so
OASII 13RICIES.
Particular attention paid to
CUSTOM WORK.
"lifiiiiih’dfii’n‘ifi. “1W”
potliiutl. A m‘ot he . w“
PUBLIC PATRON AGE
la solicited.
130 NOT lit-5.114
To give me a bell.
“IRA.“ Q. BRO‘VN,
Ila". autocs.
- -fliflifl‘ilmflflfia
SHOEsIEHOESI
Reduced Prices.
Bent Them if You Can For
The Money!
Men‘s Cable Sewed Congress $1.88 and $2.00
Men's Serge Congress. . . . . . 1.75
Broguns, per pnir. . . . . . . . . 1.25
Abel-rte Assorunsatot
Women’s and Children’s
SHOES OF ALL KINDS,
At pom um can‘t m... in the City. Also a good:
elem t or
Men’s, Women’s and Children’s
BOOTS and SHOES
O! the very best taste. that are warranted to‘ive
satisfaction at the very lowest cash prlcse.
ormhmrtmmb “Milli?“
o. DAY-rows, ,
NO. 4 ELY’S BLOCK.
, liner Deon so Chafing. Hes-n. ‘
‘ Boots and Shoes. at all km...“ to“-
erder. Repairing done at aha-ts.
)'
THE PLAGEJTO 13W-
A!
FIVE MILE RIVER.
Allllim «all kind"!
LUVMBER
W8? WV“. AND FOR SALE CHEAP
COAL. m "71?. EAT—T1. BRICK.
PLASTER AND CEMENT
eoutently on hand at prices to defy competition
. Small Profits and Quick Returns
18 If IOTTO.
ROBERT C. RAYMOND.
IOWAYTON POST CHICK.
3!“. II. “Ti. 19-“
South Norvvadk
PLlNINC MILL COMPANY
MANUFACTURSRS 0! AND DEALERS Ix
i
Lumier, Sash, Blinds, Doors, &c.,
BALLUSTE’RS, NEWELS, &C.,
v.
F‘Ult 8TMRS AND RAILINGS.
Steam Sawing, Scroll Sawing,
,‘ ., .
l Lining uud Turning.
Black Walnut. i‘herry..Ash. “'hitcwood
Am. constantly on hand.
Wotttts null Tllla‘. S'l‘laL’tMBOA'I‘ LANDXNG.
ll. 1. TOLLES. Treasurer.
o. r. mun. n. n. Al‘i'l‘iN. a. r. 1mm.“
South Nora'alk. Nov 17. 1810. 004:
Montgomery
FlCCR!
The best min. or
FLOUR first the price
in the marliet.
==.—_AT=:=
r. BURR ouYen‘s
FAMILY uncut.
M seats goon.
SCCT C N 7 ,
CCNNECTICCT
Lumber Market
Lewis Hubbcll & Co,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Timber,
Lumber,
' Shingles,
p Luth,
Builders’ Hardware, 850.,
'n' wnonesus no RETAIL.
Lancer s'rocx. user assomm‘.
LOWEST PRICES.
omen m rm.
mun WAT LANDING.
WWO- 8m.
., me
' WALLHJII‘OHIS
hoe
‘ Daring
0
Four or MASHALL sr.
WNWMMMHCHHMMG
W00!) AND COAL.
Among the verietlee we been the pars
_ Lea, 154-: A. !__a__‘- ‘7‘“;
W
van, um . ‘ ‘
Brick, Lime. Cement. and All film. 3""
Mssons‘ Material.
Al . NORTH RIVER BLUE S'l‘eh'
so “a Laid. E Furulohod
Orders takeout hunch Once. at No. l Dibb: »‘
m \ I
South Kuwait. Dec. 3. ma
OLD WELL CIGAVR M
MANUFACTORY.
C. owner! a: co.,
eels manufacturers e!
‘OLD WELL CLUB."
“R. H." “C. B. & 00..”
“CRICLE,”
"STAR or run Wish"
.‘l
“DIAMONDS,“ ETC.
wholesale and retail dealers h
P. LORRILAED & 0038,
HBS.G.B.MILLEB&CO.’S,
D. H. lchLPIN & 0038,
T1108. HOYT & CO.’S,
and choice Virginia Brands of
TOBACCO.
Pl PES. & SMOKERS’ ARTICLES
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