Willi SENTINEL.
SHIYTH N(IR\V.§LIfr. FEB. '35. 188?.
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TI‘ZMPERAVFE.
The Matter PriiTéEi't'uder this Head
t‘a-Conlri'buh'd by Uit‘ Il'. ('. T. (Minn.
At a meeting of New York liquor
dealers. resolutions were adopted com-
lncndutory of Dr. Howard t‘rosby and
Dr. Leonard \Voolsey liaison.
The Distiller; dictum-rs and \\‘|iolcsi\le
and Retail Ilenlurn hold a fiatlounl
Anti-Prohibition Cuinentiun In
Chicago.
Whatever others may think of the Pro-
nibition movement and its effects on the
liquor trgitlie, it is very evident that
those engaged in the manufacture and
sale of liquors consider it of the utmost
importance to them. iind look upon its
rapid development and tractical opera-
tion us having a tendency to effect their
material interests. In exhorting manu-
facturers of whiskey, wine and beer to
unite at this convention. the organ of
the trade, The Wine and Spirit Review
said:
Prohibition sentiment is alive and
active in every voting precinct of the
nation. It has guined ii stronghold upon
the people. Its influence is spreading.
It has assumed the proportions ole great
political issue. I” progress threatens
theannthilation of the liquor trade as a
Iegiltmateculling. 'l‘hesotirc facts too
patent to admit of argument. 7
It is incorporated in the constitutions
of live states of the l‘nioii, covering iiii
area of two hundred thousand squtirc
iiiiles. niid numbering a population of
four million people. Its liaiidniaid. locril
option. holds away over quadruple that
t‘XIIZIIISt‘ of territory. and thrice its many
I‘lilllltlllrl of population. lts organization
tor active work embraces societies of
every degree of rziiik. It has presented
a candidate for the chief excciitivcollice
of the tuition. In full halt the states, at
odd occasions. it has presented candi-
iIiiteri for every ollicc ill the gift of the
people. It has formed political alliances
which litive_ proved invincible. Its~
speakers tire to the lield \vlierever there
is hope of either progress or triiinipli.
lts partisan press I“ spreading itsdoctriucs
tor and \vide., Its workers iirccvcry-
\vlicre. And from the pulpit tillovcrtlie
land: from the entire religious press of
country, and from hundreds ot neivs-
papers: from the college rlass-rooni and
trout the school-room: lroiu the lecture
platform and front the political stump:
from the legislative ‘lialls of every stiiic
iii the liiiou. lIIIiI from the National
t‘oligresi-iftlicro iiriscs one continuous.
couiiniiigling and Ioiidacclniiu, “Down
“‘llvll the liquor triitlic 3"
how let “:tt‘t‘IllIHlllliI (Liiiibrinus mt
aside their coiiuiicndiililo rivalry. I.ot
the importer of \viiics j «in liiiinls \vitli
tlioniitive grower. 14'! straight .iclii‘slcy
U'illl‘t‘ i!.~'rlt.~_tim'!i‘i-n from (1.. spit-(Mot
conum‘rcc, Ito! the wholesale iletilci‘
cciiieiit Iilrl’fl‘lt‘llilhlilp With the retailer.
Let every ditl‘erouco be forgotten in this
brotherhood of Ill‘Illll'iI‘ honor» *lllltI let
its Iiiit‘c ti rcspoiisc to this ciill to duty
“’IIlt‘Il shall be t‘lllIlllnldn‘lli‘ in spirit. r. p
rcsciitgitivi- in niiiiilvcrs. llliiI \llilllilllliiu"
in its sciitiiiioiits. I. it us. indeed, pic-
sent an asst-iiibly Which Will challenge
admiration and command respect. .\iid
in representiilive muss convention. \vitli
open doors. let us attest the pisticeof
our cause and ciilliu‘iz. and procliiiiii the
principles of morality iiiid good uiH'i‘lll-
intent to which no subscribe our faith
and our following.
Alllicconvcntion it was decided to
riiisea fund of one lllliI it half llllIIliin
dollars to be used iii agitiit ion and \vork
in support of candidates who will pledge
themselves to oppose state legislation
and the piisstige of pi‘oliibitory huvs. and
who will be in favor of leaving the reg-
ulation of the liquor triitlic exclusively
to Congress: '
Nothing. we believe, will so hasten
the decisive struggle on the liquor quec
tion as to make it it political issue. The
l’rohlbitionists have been working for
this. They want the people of the conii~
try to express their will upon the liquor
trtitlic through the ballot. So long as
their ell'orts met no organized opposition
it was impossible to draw the line be~
tween the opponents and advocates of
the trnfllc, but when the liquor interest
challenges to the combat, and, proposes
to dictate legislation only where its con-
centrated influence can be inside most.
potent—in Congress-and to take the
matter out of the hauls of‘the people, it
assumes an attitude which will provoke
an opposition that will destroy it. There
is bound to be an antisaloon party, and
that party is bound to triumph in the
near future. The temperance question
is in politics; it ought to be there, and it
Will be settled there. It ~cannot be
dodged.
a The N. Y. Independent on the Liquor
Trnfllc.
The annual consumption of lager beer ,
In this city is set down at about six mil~
lion barrels, which to any nothing about
the other forms of intoxicating liquors
consumed, gives about five barrels for
every man, 'w0mnn and child in the
city, and a much larger proportion to
the actual drinkers of this beer. The
drinking saloons in the adjoining city of
Brooklyn receive annually about sixteen
million dollars for intoxicatingfiquors
from their‘customsrs, or about forty-five
thousand dollars for each day in the
your. The first cost of the intoxicating
liquors cold in the United States is tin-
nually about eight hundred end fifty
million dollars, which is more than the
_ cost of bread and meat combined. more.
than that of the woolen and cotton
goods, boots and shoes, rind iugar and
molasses combined, more than half that
of nil the steel and iron and sawed tim~
bet- combined. ten times as much as the
cost of all the public education of the
land, and one hundreds—and fifty times
us much as the cost of all our Home and
.Foreign Missions. 'The drink bill of this
notion is more than two millions a day
for every day in the year. This enor-
nous nnnunl expenditure for intoxicat'
mg liquors is worse than wasted. since
the consumption of these liquors brine:
upon the country u long train of crimes
dud miseries, and adds grently to the
other expenses of society. The drinking
We. a! the American people, us‘huwn
by the quantity of liquors consumed.
constitute far the most serious evil in the
whole lnnd. Who. upon looking nt the
figure. unit the fact-,will any that n
temperance reform in not smong the
very first Benefiting)! our times, and
nbo one of the ling-craters duties or put-
riodun and phlhnthropy? The pulpit
“1|meth in thunder
public conscience to a proper realizstion
of this monster evil. The task of banish-
ing this evil from the land is allerculetin
one, and this is a conclusive reason why
all good men should combine their forces
and act together to break dovvti the ruin
power in this country. The friends of
temperance should not light each other.
but should fight the common foe.
\\'heii the liiglrltcense system well
into operation in Missouri tIii-i‘e \vi-ie :i.~
(ml liquor-saloons: now there ate 1%“,
one out of live having been shut up.
The 3,601 yielded an annual revenue of
$541320; the 2.380 yield $342,208. The
license is from $550 to $1.590.
The (lid Ruin Seller.
"l‘\\.i> iti;h to .-i bur iliiit had long been made,
Learn-.1 a ruin seller old in the liquor trade;
Ilia work iiii> done. and he p:iii.~cd to count
The ri‘t‘t'llils of the day 7 ii large amount:
A relic of jolly old lopcr~ iviis be.
And his littll‘ \\'li.~ iis \\h‘.li‘ its the team of the see.
And the». words t‘llllll‘ forth in the fumes of gin»—
"l g-tlnr iln-ni in. l gather them in.
“I oiitln r ”it!“ in. both old and young.
To my dell olilcatli they go and come;
Sonic to the N“!II\\I\I. some to the LZrI\t‘,
>oiiic tollie prison, but none 1 NH".
t‘oiiic fcithrr. iiioihrr. daughter and son.
All iiill l llllli. onc h) oi.c.,
\\'i!h my riiiii or \\!;:~l._v. brandy or ill".
I gitliii lIii‘lii In, I Llllll‘l‘ tin iii in."
“I wither them in to :i “Ic of ~li:iinc.
1 blast the rziircsi. iiiost houorml minic;
.‘Iuhi' \\ .doivs and orplvins to cry and mono
A: lIii‘ fool of old nu.- .\l.~.'ihoi‘.~ throne.
'l‘hc limlicst or looc-t I t.‘.r\‘ not \\ liti'li.
\Vil. anvil) tlin! thcir Ii‘H’i. Ill :i coiiiiinvii ditch.
'l‘hc hiiv protect.- inc. :iinl ll as i.o ~:ii ,
I Quiln'l’ them ill. I :rithi r Illi‘lll :n.
The old iiizin «idiot! :i~ he i lowil his till;
noon iii! \\.is dark rind “ooinv and still.
:\l\iI l‘u‘il to my a. It as he dent in los rest.
t‘:ii. it he ihii Illlll\:lllil‘\ doe‘zl- iiiyunr lirciist ‘
\liiii lllll) Ii“,_".\i‘ you but Hod lli‘\i‘l‘ “ill.
Through your ill—.miicii coins foot the minister‘s lill‘.
.\inl lil~ \o lt‘ \\;.1l\cln;irilo'cr llic liist triiiiipil‘s
dun. '
“ilill :ihllli’r‘ you in. I.t-ll-.::iilni~.)oii iii“
Not ii particle of quinine iii t‘.irtcr‘s
Liver Ilitieis, but they lil‘t‘ particularly
recommended to tlioseivlio have long
used quinine and felt its lll‘llll‘lillln‘t tl‘ects.
livery iicrvoiis person should try i‘;ir—
let's IdllIi‘ NI'ZIEVI‘I I‘ills. 'I‘hcy me
made specially for nervousiiiid dyspeptic
inch and \voiiii-ii, iiiid llli‘ Just the inedi-
t‘lllt‘ needed by all prisons” \ino. fioni
any cause. «lo lii'l sleep \chI. or who [ml
to get proper rll‘i‘llglIl from lIit‘ll‘ food.
t‘iiscs of “cult stomach. indigestion.
dyspepsia. nervous and sick headache.
t\\‘.. readily vicld to the iiseof the Little
Nerve l‘ills, particularly if t‘iillilillli‘il
\vitli t‘iii‘tor‘s I.lIIIt' Liver I‘ills. lu vuils
til 1‘5 t‘t‘llI". V
.\ yci‘s Siii'siipiirill i is the bcst medicine
for cvcry one in the .spring. l'finiui'niils
and Il'll\t‘IIt‘I‘.~t \\‘lII liiid it an tIIti‘IllllI
t‘lllt‘ l'ui‘ IIli‘ eruptions. boils. piinplis.
c ".teiiios. ctc.. IIli‘lI bi‘ciilt out oii iIicskiii
tIii'ilI'ci‘lsi-l iIisiil‘iIci‘s iii IIlt‘ IiIooil,
\‘t‘ltlnt‘il by son dict iind life on board ship.
‘l\\ ‘R‘\§l\\\ Ackcr's Iliiby
Soother til liniid. it is the only Milo
medicine yet itiiido tIitit \vill l‘i‘llliu‘l‘lllll
infiintiledisorders. It contains no Opium
or Mommas. but gives the child maturn.’
«use from pain. l‘rice “' Sold by
iilonys litive
.o cents
For Sale by I-‘ruuk II. lhixtcr.
)Iost Il\t'cllctit.
.I. .I. Atkins. t‘liiet‘ of I‘olico. Know
ville 'I‘enn.. \vi‘itcs: “My faintly :iiid I
are Iii'lli'lit‘Iill‘li's of your litiisl cM‘t‘IIctil
iiicdicinc. Ilr. King‘s New Ilisctnci'y for
coiisiiiiipiiou; having found it to hetill
lliiit you claim for it. desire to testify to
its virtue. My I‘l‘Ii'liils‘vlit \vhonil have
rccoiiiiiicnded it. pi‘iiiso it at every op
portunity." Ih‘. King‘s New Iiiscmery
t‘or t‘nnsiinipiion is gnui‘nntccd tociire
t‘ouglis. t‘olds. ltronchitis. Asthma.
t‘roiip iiud every :ill'cctioii of 'I‘liroiil.
t‘licst iind Lungs. 'l‘rial Bottles Free at
tieo. l‘Iiiistcd‘sllrui: Store. Ixiigcsze
$1.00. '
Ilriu'v I |\
You are feeling depressed. your uppe-
tito is poor. you me bothered with lleiid-
ache. you are lidgetty. nervous. nnd
generally out of sorts. nnd want to brace
up. “race up. but not \\ itli stiiiiuliints.
spring medicines. or hitters. which have
for their basis very cheap. Iilltl \\ hisky.
and which stimulate you for tin hour.
and then leiive you in worse condition
llidli‘lh‘ltil‘i‘. \\'|i:it you want is an ill‘
tcrativc that will purify your blood, Start
beiiltli action of Liver and Kidneys.
restore your vitality. and give renewed
health and strength. Such a medicine
you will find iii Electric Bitters. and
only 50 cents a bottle it! (loo. B. l‘laisted
Drug Store.
The vooeon. 3354,1555:
‘u warranted, in because it is the best
Blood Preparation known. It will posi—
tively cure all Blood Diseases. purifies the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember, in: gunrnntee it.
Frank ll. Baxter.
Free Trade.
The reduction of internal revenue and
the taking oil' ,of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has
largely benefitted consumers. as well as
relieving the burden of home manu~
facturers. lispeciallv is this the case
with Green‘s Angus! Flower and Boschce‘s
German Syrup. as the reduction of tliirty~
six cents per dozen. has been added to
these remedies. thereby giving one-fifth
more medicine in the 75 cent size. The
August Flower for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. and the German Syrup for
Cough and Lung troubles. have perhaps.
the largest sale of any niedicinis in the
world. The advantage cf increased size
of the bottles will be greatly pppreciatml
by the sick and ailiicted, in every town
and villiage in civilized countries. Sam-
ple bottles for 10 cents remain the some
site
' would en‘o our dinner
”‘5 ‘50\\ end are piezeited by Dys-
pepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are n waive cure for Dyspepsia, In-
di on, atulency and Constipation.
e gunmen them. 25 and 50 cents.
Frank B. Baxter.
Bucklcn's Anion Sure.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chopped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and bositively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or mono refunded. Price
85 cents per box. or snleb Geo. B.
Finished, Norwnlk and South orwnlk.
0\ ’ nnd reliable Medici nest are thehest
ixir has
to depend upon. Acker’s Blood El.
been prescribed for years for all im-
pnritiesottlieBlood. IneveryformofScrof-
nlous, S philitic or Mercnflnldisenscs, it in
invoice is. For Rheumatismhunoequnl.
Frank H. Baxter.
rmmhm utmost tonne-och.
increase the size of bottles containing
, ’lemon and judge for yourself.
Can be Obtained
BY usmc
GLINTDN'S:
WITCH HAZEL
g. Toner crisis.
It i: the I‘VLIV prepsntmi In the
. or: mini hi i’llYI‘ALJI‘YQ-Ihllu
i... from tiii'rk1ll,nln‘llu ‘
‘n. Stilt. “henna.
\Vurniu and Hull
n "mint: and unlinlmrni‘)‘
t. .
i». ii
- ....., W [Li
'§‘\il\‘.‘ I; ‘ Iii-i"
WITCH “Alli. EXTRACT 60..
nl'lly
. hi’i'ii‘i'iiii’i. .. \"
CLINIUNVIU‘. will.
THIS
PLASTEII
has rociivcl the elk
dorsouicni \ l' hundred.
of I'li)nl\‘l.ills. \\' v?
liocanso it acts t o
qiiickostmnd ls i he most
~ > \‘fliu‘llill. no.
only in when
lng till“. but
In e wiinir n
cure. or any
duster u non
ho ninr'et.
use. 0:
i l
:heumtlm.
llonrslgh.
Strum. .
Matted on rs
cctpt of prion
'li.i~'.- innit l‘:ii.t.t.d. -‘ by
02:. t.- Cittfi‘lll 3 $3.. 5:2'2 Ag‘tl. llama, Hut;
Tu" \' t
-H. S.‘BRIIWN-
IIt‘tlIt‘l‘ iii
SLIPPERS
Rubber Boots
BUDTS, SHOES, it.
-Ankle Deformities-
l
Wriltn“all “uh." 'fi \n'il intii- \ii‘qmrtrn unm- lmlv r-i..il l :ill I \:iininii: iii. of uh: goo. .
out \ullc \qqmrien. , _. . _ Z lurid... In ii .lh.
ST .‘ldln St. South Norwalk '
PEARLS wH 1E - - -
O In
"it's. .v...
M A n K WRAPPE u
is n pearly white.
scmi~trn n s pit ren t
fluid having it re-
markable it til it i t y
for the skin. The
nnly nrt iclo yet
known tochcmistry
that. will penetrate
the skin “'l‘l‘uul’T
INJl‘RY.
GIYCE HINE
*Q
Before lint-
Beautitie; the Complexion,
Brodie-ten all tipotn. Freckles. Tun. .‘Ioih
I'nlchcl. “luck “'orinsi, linpurltlcs rind Ills-
cnlorntlonn of m cry Lind, either within or upon
the skin. It le‘lrlclfl the skin [innueh‘flh health—
fill and hrillinnl. crcntlni: n vomtm \ti-n “hi- i. is
neither artiticlaliior tcinponirv but at i-ni‘c lll‘nu‘
tlfiil and permanent in its beauty- It, 155‘ “V“-
derfiitty 'ood thin; (or (listed er io‘.i_..i skin on
intents. ‘ry it. ‘
I'J'.‘ GURES
(khan-t Instantly) Sunburn. l‘rIrLl) llcnl. Chaps
Mil. Rough or l‘hnred n‘LIn: tn mil its lieu.“
upon all diseases of the skin ere wonderful.
It Never Fails.
rrlco 75¢. per 33:19
Use Also
P E A R L ' S
White Glycerine
SOAP,
it unites the skin Io
con and white.
Ask Your \-
Dmggist For It. An (King.
DIARIES III"! BLYEEIIIE 30.. “DPS..IEW NIVEIJT.
n-~:n n
sagaggem
mass-.1...
0“ 57¢...» a
33,322“-
og:,.an:—>—]
._ fi.‘
gunignfl I
03§=n:3 CU
_ W35n£ 1—.
aafia-l ex
33*5Sn?‘ '
9 §=Eg Q
\ 33"" ;\
iguana
> -:~3!’::“ U)
Eegag-i >13
Lia—s '3‘ o
n 5::P3-O
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s‘3n3; b
“gas"?
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2°33 5" O
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.453 if“ *3
36w: 3"
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v-21 35 .‘<
§a9>_->x
(Wound on “'HITE Spools.)
To Merchants or Consumers who wish
to make a test of Clark's "O. N. ‘T."
Fast Black: Unwind a few yards of 0. N.
'1‘. Black from the spool. place in a cup
and pour boiling water on the same.
After remaining in the cup for a few
minutes remove the thread. and the re-
sult will show that the Black remains
unchanged. Another simple test: Take
a lemon. cut in two, and saturate a spool
of “0. N, '1‘.” Black with the juice oi the
:1 I‘ll"
line of this celebrated thread in white,
fest black and colors for sale at whole~
Isle end retail by
SGIIFiELI] IiHIIYT
NORWALK. 844 3a:
Cuspadores, PdI‘IClll and lava
Goods
iiiiii a. SAM s
(Ysic‘
1 .~
‘ l rclicv
‘ l
t “.11 t‘ ‘ troubles lnci~
‘ rizi h l “ -.
allt‘rt .i.it
Matron ‘ in
’ i . .‘ ‘.
:.‘.~lo eucvi s4 hue beczisliuii
trio in. v H‘artcr‘sl
ll~ t “1.:-
l' .' ~i) ccrn ..
:ltll,t‘lll‘il ito the li\ r
“Lilclliu bowels. Event; yonu cured
HAD
Artie l‘icy would he. :ilmcrt wireless to thorn who
:: rizt:iit!iis.1. ';.~. L; 3- ‘ 'i :buttortii-
i‘ ir poodn, - a due d l rc, iind tiio ’q
l ' ‘n t.,‘o Fill \ \‘ilI\I~
. ~ in \{Jllllg
.. Lxud
‘ i‘f .~ \ ltl my lives ll..1l Iiercli \v" »r.\ 1".
VIWJI. budsL tin: 1.3L. euro :1 tvlini
~t
Liver l‘ '3
‘ \ -\- sn. ill _.n.l
N,‘
i.
<,-i»:..
~i:;.\\:‘..rc,iri..:i‘1....1‘ I‘
(Luill‘lil: 1.1:» it‘: fit"; ft)“
new low City.
iiiasiiirii
Il:l\i‘ gov. nu l tin! .‘l ilnc :i-~ irtun-nt of di cor.iti\c
\\:ili‘ i-l
Bohemian. l“l‘(‘l|(‘|l and
_\ nit-rein.“ Vlu n ulacl III-c.
l".\ \l‘\' GLASS \I' .Ui E
ii: lamb of Ill llY. .-\\Il‘-lill. ill\’.\‘l‘.\l.. and
. IlI‘i ll
iii:i‘iiii.\ I‘l\ i: ‘rr.\ .v 1‘" tuiticit sri'rs.
inlnxii‘y. lI.ill :ind Table Lamps.
Agate, Copper, Tin. Iron and Wood
Ware”.
Heaiei‘s,'Raiies & Parlor Stoves
.\ Lirgi \,‘l‘..Il\ of
Fi‘llt‘y Cups, Saucers, Mugs,
Vases. Casters, Smoking Sets.
\\. ‘.i.i :2.-.x,'e- .. ~i. .iiiil Init-
liIiS'l‘ \I' .t'l‘lili l“ I L'I‘I‘III
biblibfibitF1116!
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It \I:i
1.. Pl \.
ml on. on. i-l t‘..~i .His
:l‘. l\tt\\‘ lil‘:\l\\' 1"“
SP“ I Nti TR A III}. INNS.
\\ i l‘ll ll‘i.l. LINES HF
Velvet, Brussels.
0
Tapestry. Three-Ply
and Ingram
CARPETING S.
DRYbbflDillliPITRMENT
\vc lute _l‘i\! iflli‘t‘il an Hock :i large inioicc of
Tricots. Sucking-s,
Cambrics. Ginghams,
Seersuckers. Prints
and Sntines.
“‘IIlt‘Il \vc shrill be happy to .‘lllnllll to the inspec-
tion of the public, and :iiauiiitee the
LA RG EST STOCK,
BEST GOODS AN“ LUVEST‘ l‘ltll‘ES.
IMBLER & SIMM
”J. r. Peckwell.
7 James Block. Water SL,
Norwa 1k, - Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
HARNESS
To compete with huge concerns. I have taken the
agency of one or in.- oldest and largest establish-
ments in the suite for the sale of
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, &c.
Fine Harness To Order,
As usual. at the old stand. where I will keeps regu-
lar line 0! Whips, Spomnfi Chariots, Bunkers,
Robes. Feed Bites. Traveling Bugs &£.
iiiiiiib bill—11in
Sentinel Oflice,
ELIZABETH IT.
M K NH}?
~ i ii.
CANNED GUUDS
“’e laid tlicni in at
‘HARDPAN, BEURUCK PRICES
and Me Ulli‘rlllL‘ thein lilac“ ise. Thr- t‘uiined l‘eas
iirc l“]‘l‘t‘l:lII_\ line. \Vc are sure if 3- .i
bite lasted bi 1me
.\ on uoiild repeal tlic opt-ration iiiiiiiy tiiiics
Only 150.
Splendid Sweet (‘orii lle.. elsewhere
He. Slit‘t‘tltisll l3c.. two for 25 cls .
elsewhere lee. Salmon 15c. elsewhere
Inc. Liniu Beans lllc. elsewhere 15c.
Lobster We. 8 for .‘it‘e. elsewhere 13 &
:30. linked Beans 15c. ~. 18
l'lllllphlll ltle. can. 'I‘oiiiiitocil. l0.
l't‘ilt‘llt“ I‘c. :3 can: fine.
\‘YE \‘v.\.\V F \‘l I: ~ :\BOUT
l..\5'l‘l.\'
We Ilfllfl ti Curiosity
CALIFORNIA NECTARINES.
You Will want lolrv tliciii.
[trli‘o ‘."iv‘. in ii‘i‘ L‘il.
Dibble & L'UIIISIUGKS.
Siva" &Bll811]lbll,
“honour: AND ltrriii. hum-its lN
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Papers by addressing
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