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Church Services.
Fins? I. 8 Cut rtcrt— Rev. W ll. impose:
Putter Punchlu: even Sabbath at N ‘ _ tna
~¢P I. Sabbath Slim-oi st in I; rer Iodine
at 3.33 F. I. sundar Young Irwtiru
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in “each month:
evening.
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7“ ‘ bbalh n that regatta
Prayer n:
hool Cancel
the Rely
Communion la eelebrnted and there is no eerwleo at
night. but etching proper in (Wired at half past fon
in the Moon with inatrnctlou to the children
sum, school at list. but on the hat Sunday 0
the month at i p m.
Anvnn-rCnntsrre! M‘s‘\§"lffs st tow a
tn and‘ ‘4 p m nnndays. in the room at thee“
end of like: prayer meeting Pride;
evening 7‘; o‘clock
rr hvnrrwa I R. Cam 3.1.. arm
3:0! Frenchlngevory inbbahh at lit!) a. in. in.
turn Sent-free. 8nndnv school at t” p to
Young people‘ a prayer meeting on I“ondny mules
Regular church prayer meeting on em
“ermxowoon‘ Union mum—fined”; aebool at
3:“ch Prayer menus: at o‘clock
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Old well Lodge No. l. R off‘h-filmILI'
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or m Gmam‘o ‘ ‘Cuss or m
were Ronwm Um amour. Run
“Ionic Jurad.
Everynntionnndreceof whbbwe have
eeyrnoeledge. fromthe tattooed indium
them civilised of human beings. has
beensuhjecttovarionsouetomandloreg-
ulate authesadiveraitieaagreat power has
uisenesvariableasthe wind.yet ailxpow-
erful. for before it two continents have
bowed. lt‘sna-elsl‘aabivn.
Rveryonamnssnb-itto its lnwseneept
thewultitudeofrmticswhoonlylivetobe
mmmoftbhfium
ltwalteravery litdewhemerornoapee
sondnairesho be‘inlneneed by this greet
.power.beinvarinbly see; nun-tr carried
nlengbytbepepnlarmrvnt oftbontgbth
manyincit‘entsofeverydayhfe.
Ashodandrai-entarethenrerssbiesef
man they have come W to he
aetadnnonbytheluwsefhabien
“Win are very shah when
Mmmmestbe Wit:
Innietonaevv “mammal
downhstboeewbesemes nrefnr
mmtmmenrewwilkennxeamttve
unneeeenwlrxnndm
{needy who has for a long the
holdswnyintbe were ofdrvx‘ and er:x
Noni. M the people ethane
aawheatbvbgrvelprvetictasanflhsry
pnwer.y«.hlbisportirwhu.tbq areslill
regardedsstbeinrll‘lflsettbewo‘la.
WthrmKdvx‘lherssunu-ma
gave strident ,
For those who relisbsstire what can terse
asbtltrrsptut thantbe blunders of people
who have (one ou‘xshlv into W133
wealth. and ere guided more by «slum
than taste. Whit furbelows and fr-ntpery
mark the trappings of such . no military
ed} utanl orpet engine in a Ireman‘a pared.
was ever more bcdinened.
They think as a meter of coarse that tlQ‘
must appoar in their very times and thought
to hellhe thosearound than. .. The: attend
the opun and attempt to listen to the mint
dialedunusie fro-Aha clawienl cum
when really they have not the ability of up;
preciatinfi the patriotic tunes of their na~
my land. They spend many hours reading
populsr books that they may be in the lit?
entry fashion.
Many persons. in choosing their associates
prefer these whose external appearance co
rucidea with the ideas of the fashionablr
would. m mum in a mind ‘Mltt
that ought to be capable of clear «inception:
end elevating aantiments. lsit not therefor
1 mark of littleucnn of mind to see this won.
tier ful spiritual existenccntnoplng to delibcr
‘ttc solemnly on the color of n waistcoat. the
limensloue of n wardrobe or the fit of a
shoe. If the persons who have this pitiable
psssion for dress would only alone the mo
merits thus thrown away in expanding the
bind and calming the understanding. they
would become adorned with the true orna~
heats of truth. purity and benevolence that
will never grow old fashioned. and and the
these graces inspire more confidence lhbl
the readiness of fonpbry could ever attain.
Some consider the feshions of the present
ley to be more ridiculous than ever befuh .
iut it hes been cversn. If we go back i
century in thought we shall find the lsdiex
wearing immense henddreesee and other ot-
usmeuls equally absurd. When finely
lressod the ladies never thought of riding lr
t heck but in a tedanchair. which had a ctr
pols and a” 01.100“ W ION! raised
to module“ or-nents. at this!
for“ hm‘bbsurd than the M bonnet
which are in vogue” the present time Th!
word bonnet suggests the thought of pro
tection. a coveriogJor the bend and: meant
of screening the face from the sun. But
these apoloriei for Manet: are located on a
coil of false hair nvnrthe-ncok. which very
.‘ten gives tho‘polsun the appearance of
diving a short neck. which is of course
.rnsidefiid a deformity. Then the practic
.f using cosmetics for beautifying the 00111 .
nuance h n deception which like any olbn
u «only deticted. And the victim.lool:
the a china doll that has long been sublet;
a consumption.
At first night it appears that wealthy and
.slrionable people never have anything t
0. but this is a great mlalnhc.
it is no easy mutter for a man to ink
are of a large fortune: and the woman will
tees for society finds herself fettered will
tsheavy chains. She must have recourtn
0 many millions. dressmakera and hair
more. not from choice but as obedlen‘
ti laws of fashion.
it must «quire a great deal of thought t
teahletoatteed tworvceptiona and aha-l
onthe same evening. There are also In
any dinners. operas and theaters follow-
ngoneanothar. and aomanyc‘allatomnh
end receivethetone mhht well envy th~
armer’awifewhohaaa few blessed houu
ufreatwhen‘herdayatoil is over. Then
eutba no barrier wk under the sun that
toeheythelawaof fashion.” border be
eanseatteralltbeyareuselawandtrnitlees.
the as: or woman who possesses either
wealthorloveof faehlonanddoee not at:
f overwork rnust have an iron constitu-
htthetrappeennce. Pope—elm
ledwith his adored Lady In.
warnevertiredofholdlngupherelauernly
babilannlbnmuno ofbooklshpropousitiea.
Butthleiedone am with new. Literary
peuonemnotdiwincolabalie fromothers
in their mode of «hue. Grave occup—
tionacannotbesuppoeed to interfere with
duenMnllontodrme. Arenot ourcleuyx
menthebeeteladofthepeopiei 'l‘heynre
notdressedinuniformasin aomecountrlea.
yet the suit of black unmistakably mark
themell.
“Abeavenb-iud
Inybelndilerenttoitahonaaofclny.
Andslltbtlbnbovniaebenealhhaenre.“
Yet the suit ofelericalbleek seems very
to for those who deal in grave
1
”this.
Andeanwenotanywitb truth thut fash‘
ion is carried even into our churchmand
mmmpnn‘tyofthoxht
vhonldrnleover all paeloneeftbemind.
Oldedifieas oneetheonnint pineesofwor
ammundownwitbahnrryandclamor.
asitaomeelenaahadbeen
lthuhensanassorlofarvphacb
thefair rentbnt oniteasmanydtbe-go
tocbnlob for the m fl showincot
theirfineey as he purposes of devotion
summons-em
will not allow nonhuman-it:
heititaoid thataI-‘renehladywea vemx
Muhavetbeeatbvabal for We
Wee-her break would not tbbrnlr
hoover-now make the ebnrebes hob
reabeefovhrrn.‘
c‘ownerethatruwienresllnvvstofaebit‘
m themselves hath Insole-ll: end
abysirnllytowiketbmmtbree
lawns made to M birbvennd better
lawn Life “inform and wiser
pulp-m ‘l‘orwbrmhnbnsofvirlweand
WuJoWN-iwilltow
\N NWWWHms-tr
mothnmmedm.
mat-mm.
Dr. W. 1!. \‘nil. I. ll. well known as
unofonrbvet medial wrfiers gives the
following sensible whine on this sub
level in the “WH Purim .5
As another Wee. rules for balling
are apropos. Whether in bath-tub. river.
or «teen. bathing should be accompanied
only by plasurable sensations The whole
body should kept nglow. If any shiverlups
or chilly sensations are experienced. either
you are not well. the winter is not of the
r‘ht temperature. or you are bathing too
long. At all events. such feelings are un-
tore‘s warning that you should at once leave
the water and give yourself a thorough rut»
hing with a coarse towel. Bathing. espr-
elally awirumiunmveossitatrn great muscular
retirlty. therefore in order that digestion
may not be interfered with. rtl least one
hour. cud better still two or three. should
elapse between a heerty meal and bathing.
it is easily seen that eleven in the foreuootr
fo'ur in the nft‘ernoon. and just before rctlr~
in: at night are the best times for bathing,
Some like a cold dash on rising in tho
mnrnintr. Very few. comparatirrlv. can
nund such a shock to their nervous systemr.
Let those who enjoy it. and experience a
{low during the operation. continue the
practiee.hut let them be careful how they
urge its adoption upon those whose nerve.x
possess a loss degree of resistance.
Any one desiring to acquire the habit of
a cold bath every moraine should begin the
custom in the warm weather. continuing it
luring the winter. and not commence it in
-ho latter season.
If you are pérsplring from walking. row
file. or other cxereises. its you reach thr-
olnco of bathing do not (as some advise) all
town on the ban ' o coui oil before enter
rig the water. ffyuur clothea and dash
ll) us soon as possible. only being careful it
keep up the t‘xcrt‘isc without intermissiur
titer you are in the water. In this way you
«intinue the glow which you experiencw
ran the previous exercise.
Ten. or at the longest fifteen. minuttn in
be water should sufllcc for tho stronger-t
tqeously incliuul urchin. Strive always it
leave the water before you feel chilly. or
certainly at the first approach of any such
reusation. and continue or rekindle the glow
by n vigorous rubbing with a corner~
towel.
Turkish superstition says wet your heed
thoroughly upon entering‘the bath; we say
do it to prevent rush of blood to the brain.
which event may cause death.
Finally. nabnthlng. nppnrenlly A simple
process. is not without its dangers. we would
earn all boys not begin the practice too ear
v in the scumrt.or to repeat it too often
tally. Many have found an early grave b}
wet indulgence. while others have endure-
inc years of sufi‘sring from the obscure ef-
ects of excessive bathing. No physlcinu
hould consider it below his calling to giv
.aeclfiC direction to all seeking: his advice n
t l when and how long they should bathe.
r . w— .
She Brolabl’illm to Terms.
“ Will you do somethidg to oblige me l“
mu asked a beautiful young woman of a
timid gentlman whose acquaintance she had
lust made at a email eo‘cial gathering or
Neel Adams street the other evening
“Anything thut 1 can in honor. Ills” he re
plied. blushing. “Well.“ said she. “cont.
uto the back parlor. where it in dark. not
it on the sofa with me. and let me real Int
read on your shoulder. end you pretend \\
thieper in my «tr—only don‘t blew bee-list
thet tickles end I can‘t laugh. for thh new
“trees is very tutu—and when anybody
tooba take your errn away—‘1 forgot to any 1
ventedyoutoputitround my main n’nd
l‘tl pretend to blush.“ “But lily melons
W Ike.“ atammered the young nae.
titer hastily dividin‘n i into 18‘". and and;
tnyitwasn‘lleapyenrt “nynoodnvea be
we sit these people—and I‘m already on
raged—and your father mun weinh—
‘anblhow whatl‘muw.“ W the
ertleea girl. “I‘m engaged too. to that you;
mantabiiqtotbatwnaendaeadtbiuwlth
eonebodyelaa‘ahalrover them I wentto
e-i'rhimup—tobringhlm downto busines-
“hum-antennae". that's ell.‘
ibe you; Ill said theta load bbti been
lifted from his brnan. and aided bar tethr
watef bilabiiiv. ab we! lidaN. that in
l et a burlbnlrne urethra
not hb girl late the llbtuy.
A
Qween Vloeerln’a Grown.
'llennaut. WmtheQueen.
insilverandgold. Ithaeacrimaon velvet
cap. witherrnineborder. anditiaiinedwllb
ounoesnvepennywekbts Trev.
'l‘bolewerpartofthe band. nbove the
ermiaebordenconsblnofarowofm
pearhudthaupperpartofthebandofn
mwdlifipurkbetwvnnwbick in front
oftbeerown.ie a large sapphire (partly
drilled)pnrehaaedfortha crown by King
mitt. Attbahackaratheaappbbea
Muewhnideetweentbv-araekha
emeralds .
Aboveandhnlowtbnenvenasppbireeare
wooded bya‘mbt mm& 1%
diamonds.
lnthe fro-totthoeeownand inlbeerwx
treofndin-ond Maven. in lbe In
“mmhbnvebeen er“ to Rt
wordJ‘rinceoaniro canola-hard Ill.
trolled them have.“ unmiti'c
cl (hostile. thatbe bottle. of m neon
\‘MA. 13.13:. “baby was worn
intbebrheldllenryV..nltbe bride of
W‘ ' LAJlRlS. llinprreeed‘ new
W often the uneven can“ the we
plan of the m luring filled up wub a
ransllruby. Around this Inky. in center
unborn theerooare mere trillion:
din—nods. Three other lettuce cum
forming the tworn‘desnnd back oftbeomwn
havweniernbdctnrmand cumin reader
W133. Ixand ll!) Million diamante“
Between the four Halter-e crime
are four moments in the for.
m! the French ficurxlexliix with four
rubies in the venture. and surroundtxi by
one diamonds. containing renpeuively $5..
83 end s? rosr diamonds.
From the Maltese crosses issue four illi‘
perial arches. (NWN‘T of oak leaves and
scorus the leaves contain 42s . wee. table.
nod brilliant diamonds $2 pearls from the
acorns set in cups containing at rose diax
and line table diamond. The total number
nf,dinrnouds in the arches and acorns is 116
brilliant. "0 table. and 350 Noe tiielnondn.
From the upper part of the arches are
«intended four large pendant pear-shaped
pearls with rose diamond caps. contatnilte
12 ruse diamonds. and stems containing 34
very small rose dlamouda. Above the arch
stands the mound. containing in the lower
hemisphere 304 brilliants. and in the upper
ell , brilliauts. and in the upper
:‘it brilliants. the zone and are
tie-tug .ompon‘eo or 33 roan diamonds.
The crm on the summit has a rose-cut sap
phiro in the centre. vurrounded by t lame
militants and 108 smaller brilliauts.
Summary of lcwcls comprised in the
crown; One large ruby. irregularly pnlished
1 large brundsprcad sapphire. 16 uppbirev.
ll criteralds. 4 rubies. 1.308 brilliant; dis.
moods. 1.373 rose dtnmouds. i dropshaped
pearls. and 2‘3 penis
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The Consumption of“ Petroleum.
A xnw MEANS ‘or‘ DETECTIRG menu‘s on.
While the oil region is suflering from an
unusual depremion. it may be some conso-
-atton to know that the heaviest item of
American manufacture exported is that of
our refined petroleum. 1t fume up totlw
'litll‘ll‘ltlus figure of 837.000.000 annually.
No other manufactured article even approx
tmstes this value. the next highest bel‘np
ard. which is 330300.000 of exported value.
For the your ending June 30. 1874. the or
port of refined oil was 371.0(1).“ gallonsol
in aggregate value of 887361.513. and tilt
midum and crude exported in the sum
venr swelled the amount to about $41. 000.. —
000 It would be reasonable to suppose mist
the home consumption of so useful on arti-
cle would be eqmd to if not far exceed the
amount exported. This. however. is far
from being the use. The consumption of
refined oil in thiycouutrv‘ 18 not nearly what
it isill Europe. Our transatlantic coneum
ere pay more for the article and use four
times the quantity. All the but oonlriv
nnoea for burning kerosene in lamps have
«ten invented in this country. and the mode
-f producing n brilliant and unsurpassed
Irtht has been reduced to the most perfect
cunnruy and simplicity. and yet forelc
ountries have adopted our inventions nus
or oil to it very much greater extent that
we have ourselves.
The cause of this is simply that lcglslv
ton in foreign countries has done 'lhen
what legislation in this country has failed t-
to here. soda perfectly safe article has hee-
ecnred to our foreign consumers. while wt
-ave been flooded with unsafe oil. Alone
lot of eaunalitiea has been the «sequence.
evolving theloes of many veluable livtx
.nd‘rniiltona of dollera worth of property.
We understand. however. that a cheap an
very simple instrument hr determining tbt.
otfn from the unsafe oil. constructed upon
an entirely new principle. will shortly be
placed intbahanda oftbepoopia. Ills
mm for family use. and re-
quirenno skill in mi“ it: the t‘hboflrebe
ruthnareduoedloa-inianwemay in
futureluokforalargelncreasainourhome
consumption
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Women Doctor-a.
leaythattoopanaondy and preetlce of
Iedieinetowo-anxfelkmnderthelnfnilihh-
mfegnerd of a atitpnhlie examination. wll
neterieatnrtnpeotforhumanrtntete lb
levelef nationnwbndonot bran
abontinwfrendomhalfne loud as we do.
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naeeafee. hilt willelen steel-port ine-
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torie. westnadeberasrsRnndellthridan.
tutueymtsssvrtnleeehka-old M Dom-van: award calculatd
crowns, andothersrornlehed by command ”duvmhm will"! andaid
other Iata‘ty. It consists of diamonds.
pearls. rubies. rapphires. and emeralds set
white silk. necros- weight is thirty:
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«thin-alter that unless they are
unearneny square inches ofreadinn
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filledtbenanheybavebeen mt lode
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Webantus
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Itel‘eeotvbe “an Semin-
em
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“renewing martin»: first appeared as a
prnctioal invention about thirty years go
l‘binronnier. the real originator of the idea.
was a 'i-‘rewhmsn. and. like too nanny great
lnvvotors he did not live to enjoy any part
of the fruits of his genius. Elias Howe.
who followed Thimonnier. was an Amcri
up working artisan. and found his first real.
support in England about 1337. At the
punt time. that is about thirty yenrs after
lbeentablishment of the invention. there
are upwardls of MINA!” sewing machines in
null various parts of the world : nod the
annual number of new machines produced
in ibis country is estimated at 91.000. cm-
plnyinlr ghoul 100.000 persons. In France.
Gummy and Belgium. the production of
Mine! is very large. and in the United
Shake the annual nut~turn of machines is
perhaps nreater than the whole of Europe.
in m it was estimated that in the United
3“ ench machine saved to its owner an
\‘Nb. or say £130 per annum. in wagon
is!“ m on “A‘I‘B noviu‘iw “who
the whole country. of about concoction In
ibis. that mmtn sat-inc had risen to
£1M.000.000.—I\:pullrr Etienne Monthly Jbr
August.
—-—ee~——-—
Something Like Char-lea l-‘ntwela
Atlanta.
1 nm the son and grandson of two Fresh
lents 1 am politically the state of Mariam
chust-tts. I am the hub of Boston.~ [shook
hands with President “eyes only from it
xenso of duty. 1 know he felt that I have
written about him. He looks worn. It is
3 terrible thing to have the Old Adam let
‘ooso on you. I told in my letter he was a
fraud. 1 am the son of a President. “That
is his picture. ~I cannnt help feeling that 1
night to be President. but republics are uu~
grateful My grand father wasa President
\lr Iisycs means we". I am sorry for hint.
tiy frthcr‘ as name was John Quincy Adams
lulu glad that Mr. Dunn is doing what he
can in the Sun to serve the people. These
are perilous timto. Even my grandfather.
John Adams, never saw such times That
was my urandfather. Civil service reform l
New politics? Bush! That lsll‘t govern-
ment. Only the Adams family can rightly
govern this unhappy republic. My fnlher
was it President. Civil service reform is a
more side issue. My name is the tlm¢~hon~
ored name of Adams. The Tammany ao-
olety invited me to be with them on the
Fourth. But that could act be. My dignity
and the dignity of the Adams family would
only allw me to write Tammany on the darn
ger the country is now in. “at was a
great honor to Tammany For I am the
«in and grandson of two Proildenln. I am
he only original living son and‘grandaon of
Win rest Presidents My name is Adams.
.—Gmph‘e.
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Our‘uttlenesn.
“Where have you beat? “ it man is asked
when he returns to the house. “ I have been
dump on the hillside.“ he rele
a-as with you ‘3" “Nobody-nothing “
~‘ What did you see?“ “ 0h. nothing.“
“ Didn‘t you hear hills?“ “Birds P I sup-
.iune there were birds there. but I didn‘t no-
ice thorn." He did not notice anything.
lie was dredging inside of himself about the
evlasr necessities of human life. Laugh at
turn. But this iajusl what you undoing.
With the whole heaven full above us. sud
with the whole universe swarming mund
us. we all troubled because our reverence la
:0“: because wecannot live jester blah
.uwedid ; bee-nee wedo not knowexactly
what to do with our family this runner;
because our children are not quite hrokento
theyoke; becaueeadtnebndy haaaaidtome-
thing about us; because wears not under
stood. brunet muonitoeaareafterunbitx
lotus: because we ere prescribed hmand
here. Eternity in full of God. an aunt
teeth with joy and Illa all space. the wine
of annals‘ lnnumarous duh every where.
tbe'tbunder of silence moves through the
dr. and nobody hnowe anvtbinn about
them. Ian are chasing (nets. mm
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JACOB M. LAYTON,
Innurnueo Agent tiled R‘oinry' ’Iblle.
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l Hl'lri it t. ‘I Agent and Lulu \‘ecot‘stor. has rn~
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tall. 8“ max li‘lll‘ R on south nil o“ W as'ttucthn ‘i
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ritel 3‘5
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Cor. ofllrty a Raymond Sin.
South Norm-1k. 0000.
“once turd (‘arrianes tor halo and to lot.
I hnu to let 15 \ery flue d hip- ' horse“. single and
ionhle at prices to suit the times. Setlnfh‘ctinn
runrttntcd. “new at“: me it call Urdu: left at
'lm drug: store formerly occupied by! .i". Peck.
Norwalk. tVutrt
“'RI C III'I‘TER. Proprietor
UPHOIJBTIRIN‘G
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lt‘tu‘nitu re llepaia‘ing
“if: undersigned having urchasod the ri
brunch of "€118“ s furnltn'r‘umv‘rarn:
rooms. but located in hrtr .e lmo‘ 3 Block under
Rood‘a jeweylr "two attend
where hole ,
to all kinds of t‘pholnterlng.1l‘urrtlture Repniring
“M' Manufacturing at short notice and on Ion-finst
\lc terms.
P. ~ 83! A I" .Il’O‘ItN.
w. ;
BOOTS AND SHOES.
usviugnrnmod to the store ori Wash [igloo 8t.
napalm A. Di: keratin A e‘on‘e. i will contutne to
The Boot Eugenia.
In R0018 A\D 38083. 1 bavenlnc Stock and
\ ill sell til the lowest prices.
lattf JOR‘ M‘AUA Alt.
MISS E. O. SMITH
MILLINER I
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Grand Stimulating
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shop“ rear of residence of R. I. hub
lin xtrvc: echod house :34 Gr:
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DR. SWIFT. Dentist.
OVERSWORDS CLOTHING 8 PliRlL‘M.
Corner Main nod Washington ht. South Nor-wait
BENTAL finance.
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South .\‘orwalk
LO UIS J. BLAKE.
Attorney & Counsellor-stung.
Olen in hworrd’s Building,
SOUTH NORW‘ A‘LK, CONN.
(once ; M3 occupied by teetvrue 3 lead.)
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