“<11
lane Yoiu- Gilt-ts Cnphbte.
Every mother. rich or poor. should
strive to make their daughters capable to
“he the charge of general housework. It
i too common. at the,“ present time. for
notbentoueglect the training of their
daughters in the department of tho kitch-
en. the laundry Ind the nursery. No girl
ahonld be ignorant of hrendmnking at the
:31: of fifteen. however accomplished she
may be in the sciences. novels and music.
The following from the household de-
partment of the ”muesli-ad on making
girls capable is to the point:
"Girls should be early trained to a thor-
ough knowledge of household duties and
familiarixed With the routine of daily work
even if the trouble they make far outbal-
ances the small amount of assistance ren-
dered. A daughtersotrnined is not the
one that grows up to laziness and helpless-
ness: that comes tardily to breakfast and
nits Iistlessly around. thinking and know-
ing. and caring as little about what is go-
in; on in the house as a stranger would
except as it interferes with personal com-
fort and convenience. She is the mother's
confident. the father's comforten. and:a
blessing to the household.
Flock: of school girls are annually "tin-
ished 05.“ and turned out into the world
In accomplished young women. nearly
every onc1 of whom expects to marry
sometime and make a home of her own;
and yet among them all, how many have
any true ideas of the real issue of life, or
measure the depths of 1‘.l11.1 sea. of perplex-
itiea into which they plunge themsvlves
blissfully and blindly 2*
Trouble for the average young house-
wife begins in her ignorance of domestic
economy and the proper preparation of
food for the tabla. Who shall count the
dimcultiesand dilemmas tluit lurk in re-
fractory stoves. tl111 disappointments and
discouragements that lie hidden in the
flour barrel. or the ambushed trials that
rise unexpectedly from pot. pnn and hot-
tle? Their name is legion. It would
seem as though every mother who has
herself wrestled with tli:1 mystorius of
household labor. ought to lvnrn a lcsson
from life's expcricni'c and take measurcs
to turn Ilcrdnuglitvr's trials into triumph.
by making her as thoroughly familiar
with the Sl'lL‘IIl‘t‘ of tho Cookery-lionk and
the problem of douiustlc 111 onomy us with
the Various branches ol.’ school education
or the more ornamental parlor accomplish-
ments.
Yes. it is more trouble to teach hcr how
to cook than it is to do evorytblng your~
self. Very likely there will be more than
one failurc to record. and silo may be an
unitereeted pupil: d .ity is not always
agreeable. but it is now the loss duly.
There is no timc bettur than just now for
the newly fledged young; lzuly to put on a
big apron and lake sum-.1 of 11111 responsi-
bilities of the scnson on her own sl1oul~
ders. I‘lcklmg. prcsu‘vmg 11nd jolly-mak-
ing are stimulating to tln1 pride and will
create a desire for fresh 1'1111111111sts in new
fields. Putty 11nd 11:1l.'1~ making will fol-
low as a matter of coniso. and intcl‘cst 111
the work at 111nm aroused, good ndwse
and common sense w1ll assul'mily curry it
to completion.
____, v... .
some of The I‘ apcrlcnccs of a
(rounder-au- soldier.
‘ Ll'hliatdclpbia 'I‘:1:11-~ _
N the march up tllc \"nllcy of tho She-
[1.1111 ooh Ill 1 abundanw 111' blackberries
otfcred sulist:u1ti.1l 1'11p.1~1~ that did “u
much good. 0.111111111111151 :1 \';1>l lirld of
them :ltll‘ru'tml :ur nth-1:111:11. nunl 1|..-
wlmh- «lllelHll 11f .\".1lv.~1‘~1.111 1\1~1‘11 1112111... .i
perfurt'w. lu-txiuw lbrrz- u. 1-r11 1 1.11.1 loft in
tile run‘ss in l1l-1V1' 1111. .111d wwu‘. 1:1 111
"Illl up.“ (i 11:. \\':l-1\ 1' 111.1111111dy 1-.
RIRIL‘HI tn 'lhl‘ Ul II11~ 1'11I>-l11'l> lu"t11ru
out your comic t1.- ;.::':«2--." 111111 1111.»); 1...
thought they had 11 erfi-il Urilvl‘ml the
Colmn-I to “dr.\'c 1111 Ins cultlv " l’:1s~'111g
through 'no town of t‘iurlmmn. \':1.. 111:-
ladies of lilo plum.- in tin-11' {vivor L‘nusml
‘rcn. I‘os1\ lodismountund "kissml l.11n
for tho .\I~.~zni1'11 Ill‘igzulr.” 11ml wwuid
not let him of! lightly; Sbnrpaburg w 1s
reached. 11111111 211:1. gn'vn 11~ for :I'l'Vt’rIII
hours. which some of 11» urcllpn-d in n-
verics of ill: 1111111111‘11ugl11 tl1111'11 hourly
it your previous. While snling on the
porch nfn 1 mil. 1M1 wilt 1 1 con1r1dv'.:tduur
behind us was partly upcnc d and n Indy
quietly asked if we d1d not wish for 51:11:11-
thing to cut. Assuming. we wvrv told to
go to the 1.111211 on the tour of 1I111 house. so
at nottouttr.1ct Illlli‘ll nth-11111111. \vl11cl1
a dul. The Indy uppvurcd with
bread. milk and bum-1'. and :1 delicious
lunch it wus. After d1sposi11g of it 1v:-
thanked her for her kllldfltss and started
away. She called us back and said: in a
quiet. dignltlwl manual: "I have given
freely to ‘ on men such :1sI have to give,
butlnswuwyou it is not done for any
sympathy for your cause. for i1. is one I
abhor nnd detest. but lwcuuw I thought
you werc tired and hungry. I hope to see
the Union presrrvrd and pray it may b:-
withvut any more battling. for I have
dear ones In the l'niou army lighting for
its prevervntions.“ The quiet dignity and
pntriotisniof .he Indy unrle :1 drop im-
preoalou on me. one that I nllhll 1111\‘11'1'111'.
get. Ono evcumg. «1111.1 quit-11y trugd~
ing along 11cm- lirrxy v illc. an aged llt‘gl‘t‘ra
leaning on n fem‘c. put the query to us:
"Is Jere any more sojers to‘hi1;d
yoon‘s?“
Replying 111111: :11lirruntive. she bxoku
outagnin! "I‘oro God. I rubber soul in
many prmpIe nforv. ’l‘lu‘w days dey‘vu
bin parsin. 11nd buw I11 re‘s “1111': Jm
think. all drab1 pc-rplv in d1- wu: , 11ml
dey’s all got mallilnivs."
”—1- o. 9
STATE \EHVS.
The Hon. Truman Smith was ninety
years old on Sunday the 27th of November.
The twelfth volume of the Connectb
aut colonial reconls have bwn issued by
Sate Librarian liondlvy
m”
Timothy Ailing. the oldest male citlaen
ofNew Haven. died in that city lately
and 9‘ years.
fir”—
Tbcre are seven candldnles for the
"Blatant clorhbip of the House in the
told. all motions of the state being repre-
rented.
.— «rm
The employ-each the {night trains c!
the New York and New England road
ban land their pay lucreued: conductors:
to .3 Mid Women to OS per day.
w
3‘- bell
7—-
m that in small town but one per-
IIII fill! receive a liquor liconie. and tbnt
tacit-and borough: no license. in ex-
0.0!me each 3.0% inhabitant: be
but not lie—nu ta cont cane
{1mm (Ohio) flocking Sentinem
llocklngqul ley News.
In the nbsenoe of anything startling or
terrific.—-politics and the exploits of the
army worm excepted—news from this
delightful valley will not prove nerve-
tlngling. How-ever an item of very
great importance to many people is com-
municated by Mr. F. Harrington). Whole-
sale and Retail Druggist of Logan. who
thus writes: Mr. Alex. McChurg Union
Furnace. states that his wife had been
afflicted with rheumatism for the last
twenty-five years. being unable to walk
without canes or other help the most of
that time. has now usnd two bottles [of
St. Jacobs Oil and walks not only about
the house but also in the fields without
any help.
"Why stand ye here 1dol F“ as the mis-
sionary said to one of the heathen gods.—
[Cambrld :8 Tribune.
——-——¢vo———-——
Warncr’u safe Kidney and Liver
Cure.
Synopsized oiiixiilidbythe court—‘ ‘These
defendants are dismissed. The court
finds they stole a large amount—enough
to entitle them to respect. Cull :thc next
1-nse.‘——[Cinclnnnt1 Inquirer.
ov—~—M -
I “lord to Mothers.
Mothers should remember it is a most
important duty at this season to look af‘
ter the health of their famlles and cleanse
the malaria and impurities from their
systems, and that nothing will tone up
the stomach and liver. regulate the bow-
cls and purify the blood so perfectly as
Parker's Ginger Tonic. advertised in our
columns.—I‘osl. Sec other column.
9.9 r
A grocnbzuk with 11 hole in it will be
ll‘Ct‘ll‘t-d when» a silver dollar having 11
hole would be refused. This is an Iown
argument in favor with (il‘vl‘lll)il(‘k8.—
[New Orleans I‘icny 111111.
0.. -
lion-cued from ”out".
'I‘In1 following statement of \Vlllinm J.
(‘ougblim of Somcrville. 31111511.. is so re-
111:1rk:iblc that we beg to ask for the lit-
tcnlion of our readers lit1 says: "In the
full of 1876 I was taken with :1 11101.11.“
BLEEDING or THE Li'sus followed by a
severe cough. [soon begun to lose my
appetite and flesh. I was so weak at on
time that I could not leave my bed. I11
tho summer of 1877 I was admitted to the
City Hospital. “'Iiilc there the doctors
said I had a hole in my left lung us big
as a half dollar. I expended over 11. hun-
dred dollars in doctors and medicines. I
wn‘ so far gone at onc Illlll‘ 11 rcport Wont
around that I was dcnd. I gave up hope,
but u friend told 1111- of DR. “'31. ll.\l.l.'s
Busw you run lawns. Ilnughcd at
my friends. thinking that my Pill-10 was
incurublc. but I got a. bottle to satisfy
them. when to my surprise and gmtilb
cation, I commenced to fool better :1 y
hope. 1111111 do:.1d begun to lt‘\l\t' and to-
duy I fuel in better spirits than I have tl111
past three years.
I wrltc this hoping you will publish it.
so that every one nilliclcd with I):s11.1sod
Lungs. will bc indui'cd to tukc Illt. WM.
[1.11.1.3 H.113“: l-‘nlt THE 1.1'x11s.11nd lm
1'1111\'l111‘1'1l that (‘nxsrnmn-N 12w 111:
(‘l‘RED. I l1:1vc1:1k1111 tn :1 bottles 11nd can
positively my [but it has 11111111 111111'11 good
lI1:1ll nll tl1onll11-1111-1Ii1'i11111I I1:1\'11l:1k1111
.‘Iy cough bus 1111111121!
.1ml I I111II mun be
.‘HI I Il\ llill Lglslh.
since my ill'klll‘na.
untirvly d1suppvurui
able to go to mull."
--11.111:“ I11» 11x1'l111111111l ' 11h :1111-x11111s311111
11I grail 1‘1sg11sl. nfirl kissing I11. \\ 1l'11. "I
do lelvtu you've Iwnn smnki‘m 11;;111Ilt-n
~~1~l111.'1p;11nl 11:1s1y 11111111, :11 ll11'.""l'.'s
only (on H1111," -.|11- replinl. 111111'I111I1111IIy.
"I lock ll11-111 1111: of tl111 humili- you
brought lmuu' inst 11igl1t."——|Ill‘noklyn
I‘::I"It-.
QB.
lb;1 111111 ti: g. 1'11~1 1111 1 wing 1111. :illtivs.
11. wrll 11s 1l11- f.11-1:'1.1:l1111;.r 11nd poumfnl
1'111'11li1’11 1171111131 of .\_\'1‘11"sl‘l11-1'ryl’cclurnl.
rcndi-r i1 151:1 very bmt rcun-dy known for
lun‘,‘t dl.~t‘(l.‘l‘.
0.0 ,
.\ 111:111111111wd I"l11£3.'(‘l‘;llll “'11: '11'restl1d
In StaffordSprings1l1~111tl11‘r1l:1,\' lnr 111-
lilting tin1 license luw. \\'I11I11:11\:1l1i111.z the
opening of 1111.1 court. I11 front of Sipiiro
lint-111's olfu'c.uft11r buying lun‘ll 1-1111'1'1111»
(It'l‘ul by his bondsmnn. .1 >l.1.111g11r was
notlccd exercising 11 ll~dl~1~lli1ull (2111\11‘1111.
who finally drcw 11p 1111111 tln- sidewalk
whore Fitzgornld stood. With :1 good byc
gontlmncn." lln- pl‘lsnllt‘r sprung lulu the
buggy 11nd nwziy ton-unis U111 Mnsncliusctta
linc. IIc wus pursued. but bad too much
the start.
Mac
The Highest Rank.
Made from harmless materials. and
adapted to the needs of fading I111i1'. Par:
her's Hair Balsam bus taken the1 bighcst
nnk 11:. au elegant 11nd reliable hair rc-
storntive.
M
In the {list part of his existence Adam
always looked upon the advancing cold
weather with considerable apprehension.
~[El1nirn Free Press.
, ' Q0.-
Walnut Loni Ilnlr Re-Iovcr .
Is entirely different from all others. It
is us vicar as water. and. as its name indi-
cates. is 11 perfect \‘11g11tnble llair Roster.
er. It \v1ll iumicdinlcly frec the bond
from all dandruff. restore gray hair to
its natural color and produce 11 now growth
where it has fallen all. It does not in any
manner affect the health. which Sulphur.
Sugar of Lon-i. Nitrate of silver prcparnv
tions have donu. It will change light or
faded hair in a few «lays to 11 beautiful.
glossy brow. Ask your druggist for it.
Each bottle is warranted. Chas. 1'. Crit-
tenton. New York. and George C. Good-
win 6: 00.. Boston. Wholmle Agents.
568 1y.
w , _.
A Delaware dog trainer receives from
“09 to 8200 a year for training setter
dogs. The republic will never amount to
much until we shall have free schools for
purps.—[Loulsville CourienJournnl.
ate—«r-
A Chicago naturalist stated in his lect-
urn that a black bear could hug seven
times as hard as a man. and the next time
a menagorie visited that town every girl
in the crowd made eyes and waved her
handkerchief at the black bear. and paid
hltnsoinuch attention that he got con-
u sed and blushed—[Boston Post.
W
The symptoms of Itching Pile-care mou-
turo, like perspiration. intense itching.
Inert-taint. mutant! pin worms were
curling in or about the rectum. The
more you scratch tho worse they itch
vary dishes-lug. !» private part- are
often amend. Du. mum's 01mm
in the moat caectlve randy extent for
this tormenting complaint. Glu- mt at
night without that desire to scratch. Also
has no equal in quickly andloatlng Timer.
Itch. Salt Rheum. Eryaipclal. Barber‘-
Itcli and Pimple; all My. Crusty. Itchy
Skin Eruptions. Bare in the proof: "Cor-
tcialytbobut remedy-ever and In my
putter.“ Dr. Cotton. Wood-took. Vt"
“Troubled with Itching“ for m
twenty ”an. it and no ." L
.l-ldd. It. flat for ID oh.
(hint-amphibia- 01.3. I: It.
”ChuMh EH"!
n
111111111 111111111
NICEEI‘I‘ATING A SURGICAL OPW'I'ION—
MOVING Hm AM To TAXI
PAIR SEMI!!! FRO! I!“ CHILD.
PARENTS BI CAREFUL.
Domestic accidents are common to women. lnd
some of then: an very serious. In. Warner. of South
Random. 1' later (‘0. .. . Y tome weeks we attempted
to take from her child a pair of sheer: with which it
run plsying. A slight arugula ensued. in which the
point of the shear: entered Mn. Warnor‘ 11 left eye. on
tlrely destroying the sight. Her fatally physician dl
what he could. but intensely painful inflammation
alone. which. by sympathy. threatened the In»-. of the
other eye. Total blindness to a woman l1 ring the
can: of. household in an lrretrlvabls cal ufity. In
this strait Mrs. W— applied to tho well-111. 11 skillful
Surgeon. Dr. Dot-id Kennedy. of Ron ‘1: 1'. N. Y..
who removed the inland eye by a very , 1111113nt op-
erulon. wetting aside all danger of furthrr harm to the
right of the other eye. But. owing to 1.1111: and men—
tal distrcu. her system needed n tonic and rculorntlvo
medicine. To do this work the Doctor proscribed
" chncdy‘a Favorite Remedy.“ which unstained its
rcpu union and laid a sure foundation of health.
Dr. Kennedy’s “ l‘uorlto Remedy " removes nil
mpurilien from the blood. regulator the Liver and
Kidneys. (‘um Constipation. and all diaem- and
wonkncsscs peculiar to Fcnlllvl. It 111 for sale by :11
our druggists at ONE DOLLAR a bottle.
Davis
The
Blothier
Is now ready with a full line of
F3 1111 Will 31‘
IIIIITHINIi
At prices that defy
competition.
ll‘you want 11 nice necktie or
semi
It you want 11 shirt
If you want a good owrcont
If you want 11 good pair of
culls or collars
ll'you 111'ci11wunl of hose of
any kind 01‘ color
If you want 11 nice vrndtiny.r
stick
ll‘ you 11':111l :1
good
sol (ll. jowclry
If you '11111 anythingr i111I10
clothing or genie" l'111'11isl1irg
linc
GO TO
M. DAVIS’
.\l:1l1:111l;1111111 II~'.1111I Iilock. South
Norwulk. (‘1)1111.
FALIIWWGOOBS
.l()IIN N(Jll.‘\ll13
has now 1111‘ [he trade 11 large
Iliu- III. ["111]
BOOTS A" SHOES
I'Ull MEN .-\.\'l) LADIES \VI'IAR.
('Illldl1‘11's‘ll101‘snl' 11Il It'lnds.
Full Linc ol' lluhlwr floods.
Best of goods :1! llm Ii\\\'('li[ priccs. (‘nll
and See ”10!“.
Custom Work done at
"hnrt Notice.
Austin‘s Block. Washington Street.
Tll I1]
MISSES ST. JIIHN
AT THEIR
FANBY GOODS
AND
MI “1111,
Es 1111111111
Can show you the finest assortment of
Milllnery and Fancy Goods. Anew stock of
UNDERWEAR AND HUSIERY
just rroeived. 10111‘ stocks consists of
the latest novcltics in the way of
Ribbons, Flowers, 1111111181111
8111181111, 111.
Our nrtlotically‘ trimmed Round Hats and
Bonnets will just suit you.
Mourning a Speci-
filmy.
AND
BONNETS MADE TO ORDER
0." SHORT NOTICE
Grape refinished and made to look like
new. Ladies having crapo discolored or
rolled. will find it to their advantage to
have the same refinished by this process.
which gives the orape all of its original
lustre and color. removes nll deleterious
matter that it may be worn at all times by
the most sensitive. cud effectually pro-
tect: it from nil damage by dampness or
salt air.
Ladle- 0wn Combina- lado Up
in the nicest manner. All the Intent styles of
Frizea &c. Switches very cheap.
Wu are agents for the Universal Mica
Conpaay'dPotfeet Fitting Patterns. Also
Isdamo Griswold'l Corsets. We all the
Buckeye Cookery.
Ordm received for the Norwnlk Dyolng
Establishment
III-pill Neatly and Pmptly
Executed.
IISSES‘ ‘SH'I‘. JIIIIN.
Pipe
Terra Cotta,
Salt Glazed,
Rochester,
Akron,
-—--AND——-
Cement, Sewer and
Drain Pipe.
—-—--AT—-—-
Raymond Bros.
TIMBER
AND
__,__ 1111111111
SHINGLES.
All Brands and Prices.
LATH
BEST BANGOR.
Pence Railing
and Pickets.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak, Whitewood
and Maple.
And all Kinds of Hard Wood.
and Sllcilthlnc
l’upcr.
Henry R. Fitch
1881
Ilooll 11g 7
1881.
N EW GOODS
LIHIKWIIIIII'S
Furniture
Ware Rooms
llucmnug dmly no“ and dcsirahlc 1.21de including
all the
New Patterns
Sprig; Trade
Just opened a flue line of
Walnut. Chamber Butts.
Cottage Chamber Sulfa.
Parlor Suit...
Setting and Dining-
room Suits.
All the best make and new patterns.
Also 11 largo 11110 of
Fancy t‘hnlrs Easy Chairs and
Patent Rockers.
and Ladies’ Writing
Desks.
Ladies Work Tables. Library 62
Marble-top stles.
Gents’
Side-boards. Book-cases, 1311., are.
My stock m‘tlnn over baton in N
at goods were lhunch the very lowest market
Brlm 1111.113 competition. You will lave money
y tradlnaw me. not botter'oodl and a Iargor n.
Tne (1111111 111111111111 11111
011111.
Don‘tfsutnerlloa
WILLIIIIKIIIIIIII,
BBMSI'M
NORWALX. - CONN.
Also Furnish!“
UNDERTAKER
”MUM
.11.». “3’7",
a an em amount;
For :1 Pound of Good
IIIII’Fllll l
At G. W. DdY’S
PALLISAIIE $111
50. a. Bar
At (2‘1. ‘V. I)ay’s
11110. B. Plnisted,
DRUG-GIST
AND
APOTHBCARY.
“'9 open this dny 11 largo nssortnwnt of
Holiday floods!
Among which 111111 l111 found 11 grunt vnrii -
[y (if
Imported 11nd "muesllc Odori‘nses. I-Ile-
gllnl. Work Bush-1x. ’I‘nllcl Sela for
I.11dl11:111111l(l1111I:1. lion lion and
Ilnndkorchlul‘ Iluxns, Cut
Glass Win-o. Jewel
Cusos.0l11.,
«tr.
“'11 Iiiivv III-1111 lllu‘ Iilu‘ 11!
FRENCH & :\Ml".ltl1‘.~\N TOILET I’0\V
Ill'lll. SUAI‘S. (‘UI.()H.\'ES AND
TOILET \VA'I‘I'IILNI.
A11111111: \Vllll‘ll urn
Lubin's. \V 1'1gl11s, I.11111|Imrg's nud I’nl-
lnvr'u I‘XII'IH'I'I. Atwoml's, (‘nluitlcm Clus-
wvll t“; |l117.111'1l'nn':1i I"ni‘111:1(‘nl11u1111.
Murruv 1\' I.'1111111\11‘n FloruIn \Vntcr,
llutes‘ Ill-Ii1111'111111. 11nd (‘olgute‘s Violut
and Rosmlnrn '1‘1-111-1 Wan-rs.
W11 wuu‘d will 1-pm'111l all-111M111: I11 our own
OLD Wlilil. l‘lllllilNIG,
It11111~1l~1111:11I\.11l1~1111.: 'l‘ry Ill
I-‘or f111'1l1.-rp1r1.111I.1w1.11M11.11l1-\:11.1111111111r work.
“'1' nr1111l11':1_1~ o '.111:( - M11111 Ho 11‘.
Undcr Malnu-kvmu Ilolvl.
Di‘cvluln'r l-t. ISHI
J. M. POTTER,
I) E :l I. II It
-l-A"N"Il-S
IN
Cabinet Organs,
Violins,
Banjos, Drums,
Fifes,
And Sheet Music
Plums 11nd 0111:1111: to Rent. Pianos. Or-
gani- 11nd lllclutl:.1wm Tuned 11nd Ropulrod.
Instrumonts sold on Monthly Inatullmontc.
Old Instruments taken in Exchange for
New.
REMOVED T0
Quintard’s Block,
Opposite Rom Railway Depot.
G. S. NORTH,
I! k 48 Wall-Inner: II.
lllllilllllllflfllli PIIIIIIEI‘IIIIIIS
of Children.
APPOINTMENTS av'rmrnonn
Views of Residences.
DAVID STPWI
II. BEBT'AIIEIII
ugh: at" up stein. Clark 11: Lane‘- Block.
WIDINOIM m 81'. H
'Ihnam‘mmfa
Puntly on hand.
Ar
_.._A_
as the demands warrant.
School
on hand at the lowest prices.
fair prices.
Paper Bags & Wrapping Paper
This department is well stocked, and orders filled at a very
111111 profit.
Newspaper Printing.
Vi 11 are prcpnrodto print newspapers 101' other parties than
ourselvo, .111d11r1311bl11 1odclive1' them promptly according to
Ilgl‘CCIIlCIlI,
“ill be Illlcd promptly.
South Norwalk SENTINEL
Snmmnx. BUILDING, 39 Washington Street;
PRINTING 81 SI'A'I‘IIINEIIY
The SENTINEL. in connection with in: newspaper publishing. 1
one of the best fitted and stocked Stationery Stores in the state,
articular attention is given to fine goods, but all grades and con
1-. , 1' 0
.1st Maiterlals,
The only stock ofArtist' s Mate1ials 111 the city vvh'"I is as full
I'Books.
A full line of the books used in the public schools constantly
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Ladies’ Best .French
Kid Button.
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FOOT OF WASHINGTON STREET.
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JOHN H. SMITH
FLORIST,
MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NOR‘VALK.
IMPORTANT
TO AGENTS!
Ladies and gentlemen wanted in every
place to sell a new patented article to
cop silver from tarnishing. Isngrrat
success. W suited and will sell in almost
every house. Liberal terms and snmp‘ 9
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A. B. BROWN & SONS,
Worcester. Mass.
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