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South Norwalk sentinel, Saturday, March 18, 1876 · page 4

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Aeenthoreeyethetoee of the unee of
edrereityhtohring us out. That irtrue.
particularly e: the kneee end elbows.

——-.o———.

It wu Archbhhop Whetely who en-
Iouneed thet Noeh'e Ark wee mode of go-
pher wood. whileJeen of Are we: rneid of
Orleane.

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A recent marriage nctice ends with the
eineuler erpreeeion. probably edded by e
wechh triad : “lay their future trouble-
lre little once.”

---—O»—-—-—

There in one men in Philadelphia who
does not expect to rneke elortune this year.
Ills tunerel will teke place tomorrow.

——-“-—-——

Mother—“Charlotte. how do you like your
new teacher .' Charlotte—“ 0. she‘e a aplen-
did teeeher. She don‘t care whether we
know our leuon or not."

-——-—oo¢—-—-- .
_ The Rev. Mr. Winslow will shortly visit
the linked Statee for the purpoee of exam-
ining the interior conduct of our priaone.

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If e young ledywishee a young gentleman
to hire her. whet paper should the mention!
Nu Spectator. no Observer. but as many
Timer ea you Dleeae.

~«V' me

They tell of a New Jereev man who got a
billiard bell in his month end couldn‘t get it
out Do they play hiilierde wtth toot halls
in New Janey.

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A young printer having oeceeion to net
up the weilluowu line:

“Clerc. lhere net wt: lite upon it teat.“
mouthed the prmbreeder with the follow
lug union:

"Slate. l here eel I! wile um it With 3“
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l‘eddy‘e description at a fiddle eenuot he”
heeten; “it in the ehene ole turkey. and the
nine or a goon lie turned it over on its
belt end rubbed ite heel with e elicit. and
och. by St. Petrlch. how it did auntie.“

———e-o——-

At ecoliection nude et a charity teir n in.
dy‘oflered the piete to a rich men who wee
well known for hie eiingineee. “I have
nothing.“ wee the curt reply. “Then take
mailing. elr." raid the lady.- “you know
I an: begging for the poor.“

'1’“..—

Old 8%. e carpenter of Trenton
wee engaged rebuild a fence. end we con
lulled no to the best materiel for posts.

will last e lifetime; I‘ve tried um twicc."
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It is seid the old Roma: also loved ofllvo.
but they never had the feeling which an
American constable hes—never ftil thnt
their shoulders carried over half the burden
OI government.

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A. Xevedn sheep men, who had trial and *
eucceeded.suid: “Sheep are better than n
government bond; you can tear off 3 cou-
pon every six months hnlf as big as the
bond. and the bond is left 3 big a: it true."

-————ooo-———-

A bright little three—year old in Hartford.
having become e little mixed’ between her
religious instruction and her nursery rhymes
gravely recites : “The Lord is my shepherd.
and He has lost His sheep, and lie don‘t
know where to find them."

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Reverend Mr. Spurgeon appears to have
eome ideas eminently prectical, which is
good in an evangeliei. He said. in e recent
eermon on public streaking “Moreover
brethren avoid the tree of the nose as an
organ of speech. for thé best authorities are
agreed, that it is intended to smell with."

He.

01’178 Congregational clergymon whose
deethe the past your are mentioned by the
Congregetlonellst. eight were ebove eighty
years of age. and only air under forty. The
average age of the entire number was sixty-
four years and nearly Iix months. '
aw“ —

A North Carolina negro thought in. tutti-l
out run e locomotive the other day on tho
Air Line road. and when he picked himself
up. efler being thrown twenty feet and inn-
ding on his head. he seld: "Yer don‘t kctch
die yer cblle doin' dat again. It‘s a right
amert wonder l didn‘t tent dose hritches
clean oil."

 

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Au Irishman wee brought before u justice
of the peace on e charge of ugrancy. end
was thus queerioued:“Wher trade are you!“
“Share. now, your nor. an' I‘m at tailor."
“You a seafaring man ! I question whether
you have ever been to see in your lite."
“Sure. now. an’ does your honor think I

come over from Ire-lend in e we gin?“
‘ «.- ~

In the Readout Methodist Church. on a
recent Sunday morning. the usual donning
of overcoat: we: proceeding amid enneider-

r-able confusion. but had not been completci
when the porter em to pronounce the bear
ediction. He penned a moment. end said:
“Brethren. {guess I will put on my over-
ooet hereef'er during the benediction. so in
not to in“ any time."
' .___..,«.§...«

A Deubury man carried home tour quarts
of soft the!) cleme in an overcoat pocket.
In the avenue packet we: a handful of loose
lobeoco. The soft shell Cletus had
been! oi the weed, ot course. but this was
the Int mule they had econ. end by the
time the men reechetl home each clam had a
nae quid comfortably rolled under its
tongue. Tle elem- were opened. end cooli-
rd. without the lemlly noticing the filthy
heblt they had got into. They were served
for hnekleet. end were pertly Eden. The
Dainty m in now eonviuod that he
nut: cilia! tedeomelblu other then e
roulette wry clams home In. or get u
wider beek-door.—-Xewe

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Don't bout a! your eeperior memory; no
mehould 'retueuher the feolte or his
hie-do. Doe‘t“potoneire"ln e strange
city; hie-ct my to edrerilee your
telly. Don‘t judge from epneereneee: e
lightheertdoeeeetelweye indicator went
ethnic. 'twgeyonrfrieedtowlriak;
ththmtbet hehowewheehe
{W Dee'tworry heceuee your boy
i-‘t :yeemnekehtne-ertwlth e-
hlrfi Mmroerehlldreeueflhe
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keepyotlhere thirty dare. Doyou want
to note lined lewyer!" ' ‘

"Yer elr."

“Well. now. lleiee. Be polite to old peo-
ple. heeauee they have eeeh. Be good
to the boys. became they are growing up to
a cash basis. Work in with reporters end
get put). Go to church for the school ex-
emple. Don‘t tool any time ewey on poe-
try. end don‘t even look at a girl until you
out plead e case. It you can follow these
instructions you will suceed. If you can-

not,go and learn to be it doctor and kill
your best friends."
MOO—~—

ADVISE vs. Curr—The other morning.
when n rew~bouod stranger was pacing up
Broadway be we: accosted by n chronic old
beggar. who whlncd out :-

“ I've been sick {or twenty~two years i"

“Woosh! but thnt‘s tough!“ replied the
stranger, as he came to a halt. What seems
to he the leading complaint ?"

“ Fever-sore, sir."

” Fever-sore! Why you‘ve just struck my
family. My late wife had A fever-sore for
eleven simight years.“

“ And I want. it little money to buy medi-
cine." said the beggar. '

“ No use in duct-iriug." replied the straw
ger. " We doctor-ed Saran Ann and doctor-
ed and doctored. end we just threw money
away. I spent over $3.000 trying to cure
that feversore. end she died on me just at
harvest time. when I was in the trust muss
in the world."

" Only live cents, sir. ‘ urged the beggar.

“Five cents is nothing. It isn‘t the mon-
ey I cure for; iis‘s holding out false hopes
to you. I tell‘you that you can‘t be cured.
end you‘d better stop leehtg doctun. -What
you want it rest. (in out and buy a uicc
country residence. stock it with nice things,
buy you it Span of smoking goo.) horses,
and take («infurt while you can. for you are
just as sure toiurn upyuur toes on account
of thei lea Ii you are sure you we the?
Don‘t tutti away any more money. I had
one in the faintly. and I More whut l‘tu
"lilting about 3“

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The Internet: ‘or Newnmruun ——..\
whiml teacher. who had lit‘t‘ll it long limo
control ill itie proteseiuu. and trimmed the
influence ‘ol e nonwpuper upon the mind: of
at family and children. wrim it: follows;

1 MW found it to him universal Iuvl. with.
out exception. that those FI‘IM‘IHN or both
waxes. and ui ell ogre. who have new“ to
nowepepers ttt home. who,“ mtupihnLnjt’h
thorn who have not. ere:

l. Better rcederu. ucrlieutin ptuuutwie-
(ion. eud wmequeutly reed more which
etantiingly.

3 They are lxtter spelien. and define
worde with ease and ICmruOy.

& They obtain l‘l‘llt‘lit‘rll kttowiuigo of
geography in almmt half tiii- time it rt (mine
of others. as the llL‘\\‘:-iptl|lt rs have made them
flquHII-H-k‘d with the Mention of the impor-
tent placer of nations. their gowrumrnt anti
(IUIUgS on the giolvo.

«I They are better grmuumritm for harm:
become so Ittuilliu with l‘\'| r\' \‘Mil 1y HI
styles. in the next-sputwrs. from the t-mnumm
plat-e :llin rtisomru! to the finished and class-
iml ul‘ttiion of the st ttt‘sumn. they more
readily comprehend the IIII"lllllllZ oi the ivxii
and cotnt tntiy :tii-tltzo iii ('t‘lls'llIC'l'lll with
accuracy,

5. They writ-.- ipttut' t‘nillpt'el‘tlmls. mini:
better language. containing more thoughts.
more clearly and more currently t-xpreswti.

ti Tlinsv young lllv'll who Ildl't‘ for yl-nrs
been he lore of nou~p .pcx'z- ill‘.‘ :tlwuyu l‘lL-
ing the loud in tlci‘inli'ig societies rxhibtliug
n more extensive Limttlt-tlgc upon it greater
variety of ntlbit'clfi. llleI oxpru’sing their
views With-greater fluency. t‘lt‘ill'ut‘ns and
(‘3er tut-es.

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STEAM ENGINES!
STEAM PUMPS!

1805' AND BRASS (‘ASTIN‘GSB GENERAL
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Machinery liopnirinu done at Reasonable

{nit-.6!
THE NORIVALK IRON “'ORKS
I‘OMI’ANY.

South Nonvuik. Conn. 2612i“

CWTENNLKL

CLOSING OUT

Winter Stock "of Reaiy Marie
C L O '1‘ KING.

M. Div: 8.

All our etorlt 0' winter good- will he hu‘ul et
:ruily redced prlcee. We here elm

A Fluff-CLASS PANTS CUTTER,

end are now prepared to meku up liieutt germ-utt- to
order in the intent nylon. at lllwoll pl‘It‘OI. Aluo e
um! remit; of l-‘Aht‘l’ slillil‘ri rt WHOLESALE
PRICES. GIVE Us A TRIAL.

em Miami

AGENCY;

All kinds oi‘Scwiug..r Machines
Sold and Repairod. Part: of
Machines furnished. Oil and
Needles. Threudnnd Silk. In
structious given. Stitching oi
all kinds done at short notice
Stamping and Piuking. Also

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In all its branches. Felt Halt
pressed over in a superior man-
ner. All orders for PIANOS
and ORGANS or Tuning and
Repairing Pianos attended to
prom‘pfiy by an experienced
person.
Alec Agni! to: tilt Cl‘ll‘lu'ait‘ti

Boar Patterns.

Wurrauiml to ill. Every Tluw.

tans. A. soon,
South 100th
Washington Street.

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GO TO

HURLBUTT’S.

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u, will do you no berm.
lent-mire will heepyeu cool.
In winterhe will heepyouwerle.

E,

halite“ all

«E's. end in; Breathe ugh-“i .' w' ' '.
would invite the “button of the girlie to the un-
Silii firm“ "mm teem 2::
Mowing o

IONUIENTAL, BUILDING,

CEMETEI‘SKL womt
Either of Galilee. . ,- all or
Blue stone. Importers of

Scotch Granite.

Aleo manufacturv roof ell kinda of may AND
STONE 0017134.? TOOLS.

PRIGE, BATIS e co.‘

Yuma—l and 5 lechenic 3L. and land it Weter
$6 Wig}? Agente tor the VELOCITY LA WN

Norwellt. Conn” 1"”);an '

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GEORGE W. SMITH

Denier In ell kinds of Choice

GROOERIES,

Paced-roots.

FLOUR AN D FEED
The Oldest Grocery in South Norwelk.

We are eurejit doe: not require columue of edver
tiaeuteute to eetiety our container: thet the guilty
otonr eieelweye the beetle market.“ that they
no to en cheep on out be percheeed eieewhere.

Produce taken In Exohunuv

HANFURD WILCUX.

“SALE.“ IN

001“. & W000

WOLESALE & RETAIL.
\‘ehi the Weet end o! the Bridge;
SOUTII NORWALKe
i.filll‘illlw.ERW‘lloi‘i-iill‘hmlll:.13" ll?

ehin dietetit‘o. Prompt attention gin-u to ell onion.
large or etuell

be He WEBB. Agent,

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Grand Opening
LrX'I‘EST NOVELTII‘JS

IV

FALL STYLES
MILLINERY GOODS

An.

I‘MXN CY (i001)S

AT

Mrs. H. KRIEGER’S

W ASIIINGTON STREET.

 

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Meat Market.
Main Street, Near Washington.

Thie old nteud. which in juetlv celebrated for the
eupcrior quality of he mean. tevlm: rumo under
the menegornrnt of the emit-reigned. “iii t-onttnue
t » otfer to the dtirrrte of title city

Fli‘li Class Meats of all Kinds
AT FAIR PRICES.

'l‘ho innit-reigned heiriug lied exportenm in con-
ducting this hueineel in this place fer-lo thet hr
linuwe the “'Illll or thin eurntnenity. end in confident
of his ebtlity to entlei‘y thom.nud will eell just ee
chum en the quelity of the menu will ellow. end he
hopm by strict attention to hueiuou to receive it
lllwrnl nunro of the public patronage.

H I). (‘. ll. BROWN. Acorn.
‘3 it

ill 1181‘s 011 I 01‘ .
'l‘he publl-thors luvlio attention to tho following
list or mum of the etlrul‘tivo «rut-lea uncured tor

St'rtbnor‘l lilouihlyJor the coming yenr. in the
field oi tlrtlon. bouillon uuuwrwue nun-lotion end

ulmt‘t Murine. Illl‘l‘t' will lw.
‘4‘ REMARKAHLY SERIAL S'l‘illUES

BY AMERICAN AL'TlltlllS.
The first of tlwnxuow r implcir is in our betide.

“GABRIEL GONROY."
By BRET. rule'ru.

Begin- in the November number. and will run for it
mouth-I. This in Mr. Ilurtv'e that extended work.
The wane- end chemo-r- which the author hee chm
eat: from MI fevorltc fluid. t'ellforuie. ere peluted
with t‘hurat'ierlriiit‘ YlVItlllt‘llli and power; end the
work 1". without donht. the moat graphic record of
eerly Uelifornla life that her yet npimered.
ll o ehell lieu begin in the January uumhur.

“ PHILIP NOLAN S FRIENDS.
Or, Show your Pesaports.“
Ii? EDWARD EVERETT HALE.

The It‘m of thin nor-y in laid to the no thwart-
ern territory. now forming the Btetee of mutation
end 1‘0qu. etthe time of Aaron Blil't'd lroelou.
'l‘hoc-hurectere lived in e aeration which wee now
Amorlt‘nu. nou- French. r now Speuluh. end this!
record or their adventurer. lit-ea umltoa e atory of
illicit" end managing intereat‘throughout.

A SECOND “ FARMERS VACA’I‘lttN."
or con ono. ta. Weltln‘u, Jll.

Col. Werlug to now in Europe. vieltlng. in e row.
boat ride of two hundred end titty tullee. one of the
moat fertile and innervating of tho “near-owing vnl~
luye of Europe. This second eertee ot pepcre protu-
ieoe to he even more inion-etin then that with
which our reader: ere elreedy rein ier.

CENTENNIAL LETTERS.

EDITED liY Jullx \‘ANUE CHENEY.

A rere collection or Revolutionary Lotion. melnl ‘
from etoree in the hernia of the dmendentl 0! Co .
Joeeuh Ward. The! tire full 0! iutereei. and will
he read with a rare relieh in connection with the
Centennial celebration at the your.

Blillilntiy Illuerreted ertlclee on

AMERICAN COLLEGES.

Written riottoctlvrly by their Maude will eppoer
during the year. Thererlvodiuteteeilueoli elite
nukes imper- eepeoieii tin-rely. end w i no
cure for them uuuuuel tint: on. ‘

OLD NEW YORK.

lit-sen“ tliuetreted enielee on Old New Tertiary

John . I ea. will enneerpt once. and will ettreetr

the attention a! eii. in city or country. who uteri

with intereet the deveionreentbol the greet matron
N

i end
tutti“ tire of in olden tune.

My nutulme in prof-ed: illutreted. elm eueh-
lie: in to give to our dauipttve end narrative arti-
eieu. en interest and perrneneut velue never ettelu-
ed 12d" non-iiiuetrefiperlodiee‘: 'lJ'uder ite econo-
be «new? her been in the Min round
eture and tier: prone“.

run mam name

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PRINTING

FAIR PRICES.

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Sentinel Oflice.

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18 7 r

Alfred Knapp

bile to
to found

Once more toilette the attention or the

the logo aeeortuento! alw-
et his tore tn weem 8 8T 51‘.

For the Beet brand ot FLOUR. so to
A. K N A P P ’ S.
For tineet BUTTER tn town. go to
A. K N A. P P ' s.

t

For Sperry e. Borneo celebrated Benn. Pork.

Lari. etc.. go to

A. I§NAPP‘S.

For the beet COFFEE and "A8. .0 to
A. ‘.K N A P P ’ S.

For anything you want. in the grocery line. if you

went the beet,to he hed, go to
A. K N A P P ‘ S.

For e new lot. of DISHES. go to
A. KNAPP‘S.
For your TABLE CCTLIRY. :0 to

A. I{ N A P P ' S.
For SILVER run-rm went. :0 to

A. KNAPP‘S.

For the beet REROSIXI OIL. [n to
A. KNAPP‘S.
We.) in eleo Agent for the genuine

ASTRAL 011..

For enything you went that
where. e0 lo ALIII IRAP’R,
Wuhlngton fltreet.

meet Ind eter-

' gC’TAM‘PHOBINE, ‘ .

“I 01 T“ CHAMP DIM?
A m

0! I‘ll
(II 303 "LII! Ol' .

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Perueelerly adapted to

Rheumatism, Sprain: Still Joints,
Glandular Swellings, die.

ONLY rwmr-me GEMS A Em.

For eele by all Druulste.

REUBEN HOYT, Proprietor.
rue omxwtcnermr. new rear.
Cell for It It
s. F . 2 E c x . s.
DRIFGGIB'I'.

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(X L-TIIE VIMIAN’S FRIEND

I “91' FINISHED mm I08? "mm
1'! “FLAT LEON“ EVER ME.
Jumble!“ end Ihleld amused.
_ 'l‘hehendleleentlrely
‘ rate. and my he
need for my nut-her of
Iron. It can be whet-
ed lnetautly. end he!

“ital rent...

one tit:

No holder to

will!!! when u .

. . the Iron le not:

hm We will to en'y'tamwmoe re-

eafiethrefl er P. 0. Order for the amount. either
of following eeta:

Get 80. 1—! Imeds. e and 1 the. 1 handle. .1.“

"‘ H “ naturism... " ea

H 'l. 8 end 9 lbw. “ I...

h‘lehel pieted Irene. 15th. per eet extra.

. order-I I” I“. '0“ ll.-
ee‘lwe' Olefin!“ “we. n pee-III.

Ml: reliehie egente vented.
Addie-e BROOKLYN u. more (20..
. «mammary-.31).: I.

For Sale by W. C. ch‘ulb d: (‘0.

 

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Builder and Contractor,

SOI‘I‘II SORWALK, CT.
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V’egei‘ation.

(TUBES DYSPEPSIA,

J.’ R. RAYMOND,

Indigestion, Coueupuiou, Headache, 3mm, Loss of Appetite. and
all More arising from a rfleordmd date of

S'I‘OIVIACH, IJIV'IG'R and BLOOD.

That it ie tree front enythiux at e ninerel or
in Deuhu . For eele by Drumlate end Grocere
I. I. l’ 0‘. Agent. m

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.lnig‘rleue nature to teetlded to by the Beet Phyalelene

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Ask for A

ll“ VOL?
Want in Cook.
Went e Clerk.
Went e Pertner.
Want e Situation

-Wuot e) Salmon.
Want a Servant Girl.
What to sell 0. Plano,
Went to Buy a Farm,
Went to eell e Ceniege,
“Went to Borrow Honey,
Went to all City Property,

Went to eeli Groceriel. ur- Drop.
Went to eell Dry Geode or Gerpete.
Went to tied Oueteutere for Anything

Advertise in THE SEiiTlNELl

Advertising will rein New m
“mi-in; will imp atoms.
nitration: new Seen-w " new.

. We
eh.

GOOD EGGS make GOOD PROVISIONS”

NEW HAVEN SAUSAGES,

Fresh‘Pork, Lard, Harris, (to.
The BEST in the Market. .
F. 8. Andrew o. 00., Pork Packers, New Haven, Gt.

 
 

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Coal and Wood,

. roor or MASHALL s'r

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mt». mu . , unit-”3'1“:

READ _;HIS,

Borough People.

AT m OLD STAND Ol‘

H. 3. BROWN.

BOOTS, SHOES dc RUBBIRS

ad . A
Ofelikiu atr‘lzweetpeeeihle W

lute! Ill be
P3130 he“. lweer let well.
Itollollere Erma! price. u
t A man not or

medlee’ Rubber», second
quality. Price 40 rte. a pair.

Mene’ ditto 70 on. a pair.

Alergeeeeortnentofgoodzoodeof all kinds. et
felr price .

Corrie and See.

none Care run right by the door. Do not for-
he piece.

ELY’S BLOCK,
snout monument. or.

 

oaoeus,

CHEN-D.

MELODEONS

FOR SALE AND TO RENT

Call 3nd 800

THE E TEY COTTAGE ORGAN

BEST ORGAN n: run worm
—.A'l‘~ ..

M. POTTER’S
ersw s'ronn,

J.

Next door to the Savings Bank,
“’21“ Street, Norwaik.
Ile heene on hand a turn Mark of

PIA NOS, ORGANS
ANI‘ HELODEONS,

no will eel! then on monthly installment;
Did instrument: taken In czar-age for new.
PM tuned end rarest-ed.

limo t sot,

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Drafts at Cheapest Rates.
LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE
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