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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-11-29
NO. 8.
FUN.

story of high life-The attic floor.
Can a dude be called ground swell?
A poultry trust has been organized and
thus the fowl business goes on.
First Fish-'How are you getting
on?" Second ish-"Swimmingly.
Occasionally you see very rich man
who is so economical that he would en-
joy being poor.-AtchiS0a Globe.
'This is CRATE experience" said the
nutmeg as it went through the pulveriz-
ing process Merchant Trayeller.
Friend-''Do you still continue to send
matter to the newspapers, Cholly?"
Cholly-"Yes; but its merely for good
faith and not necessary for publication"
Judge.
Boy-''Papa, what does NJ. D. mean
after doctors name?" Papa (who has
Just received bill from his family ply
sician) )-'It means many dollars, my
son. ."-Ne,o York Journal.
"Nurse-"It's boy and he's got your
eyes and nose and chin" Newly Made
Father = SCOT my chin, eh? That's
goodl I'm thankful he hasn't got his
mothers. ."-Munsey's Weekly
There is such thing as being too
funny, and man realizes it when he
kicks another mans silk hat, just for fun,
and finds that the other man has changed
hats with him temporarily, just for fun,
too. Journal.
civilian" said the editor to the Office
boy, "take these exchanges and put them
under the hydrant." 'Under the hydrsnt,
sir?" "Yes, and turn the water on.
want to relieve them of little of their
dryness. y Washington Capital.
NOT IN PRINT THAT WAY.
Editor-''Have you ever appeared in
print before?"
Young Poet proudly-"Yes, hun
dred times for certainn'
Editor-"Ah, but don't mean visiting
cards, you know. y Unterhaltungs6I0tt.
Clerk-"Shall l send bill with this
suit for the baseball editor of The Bugler?'
Tailor-"By no means. Write him a
note and say there is no hurry about pay
ment." Clerk-"And what about this
suit for the owner of the paper?" Tailor
"Send it G. o. Do Clothier and Fur
nisher.
Jones was reading aloud to the fam
ily circle medieval romance: 'tJust
then, five minutes past twelve sounded
from the belfry of the castle. " "But,
criticised Mrs Jones, ''no clock could
strike five minutes past twelve" ooh,
yes, it could" replied the ingenious
Jones, 'sif it was five minutes too slow "
Judge.
A baby is specimen of human nature
uncontrolled by principle. 1t is being oi
fierce instincts with no morals. 1t is the
opinion of observing persons who have
studied babies from philosophical
standpoint that if their capacity for mis-
chief were equal to their ferocity, they
would soon exterminate the adults OF the
human family y.-Ne'O York Ledger.
IN THE WRONG PLACE.
Plug Ugly taking the best chair in the
sanctum) -"Say, want satisfaction for
dat ting yer had in de paper terday
bout me. See9"
Editor-"Oh, yes wait just a moment
until | score one more death. l like tc
keep tally of the number of men | kill,
you know. This makes the thirty-sev-
enth. Now, what can I do for you"
Plug Ugly (reaching for his hat)-'.
i guess Pm in the wrong Office.
must a made a mistake. ."-La,orenc
American.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-11-29
LAPORTE. PA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20 1885,

feet being the normal eye, is placed at
one end of the room. The room is dark
ened. The patient placed twenty feet
distant, and then is requested to cover
one eye while the other is being examined.
If he sees what we call twenty twentieths
that is, the letters representing twenty
feet-he has normal vision. Both eyes
are put to this test-first the right, then
then the left If he has a vision in both
eyes of twenty fiftieths minus-that is
to say, if he can't see at twenty feet what
he ought to see at fifty-he is rejected,
provided glasses don't improve the vision.
If man can't see that big B, the large
letter, which he onght to see at 200, at
twenty feet with only one eye, then he
has practically only one eye, and there
have been several examined who never
knew that they could not see out of only
one eye"
sHow do you test for hearing?"
"With my watch. The man is re-
quired to cover up his eyes and l place
my watch to his ear, gradually removing
it away until the exact distance that he
can hear the ticking is known. He says
"No" when he ceases to hear it. Now,
two-thirds of all the engineers are hard
of hearing, or, better, defective in the
right ear, which is due to their leaning
out of the cab window, coming in con-
slant contact with the wind-that is to say,
the force of the wind coming in constant
contact with the drum of the ear it becomes
affected. The constant pressure on the
drum of the ear has the effect of retracing
it. 1t becomes concave. The range OF
vision Is also tested. This is done by
placing a man twelve or eighteen inches
from a black board. He is requested to
keep his eye directly on chalk spot
which is on a level with the eye, the
other eye being closed. He it directed
TO say yes luC iuoilCh1 hS oNSS "AiJ
thing moving toward that spot from
above, below, to the right and to the
left. This constitutes his range OF
vision. If he has any disease or injury
to the eye we can always map out his
range of vision, as the range is usually
contracted in one of the four different
directions. To illustrate, one man had
range of vision in the right eye three
inches to the left, six inches above, eight
inches to the right and ten inches be-
low. Of course he was rejected be-
cause he could not see an approaching
| train. :"
"Why do you reject switchmen or
brakemen who have but one eye"
because there are oftentimes fiat cars
loaded with lumber projecting over the
side of the car or ends, and consequently
if he was blind on that side he could not
see the car coming in and would be liable
to be injured. - Cincinnati Enquirer.
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But Mrs. Bliven shook her head.

| ouo SlOUk ucT ucdus
s'No girl that isn't frank hearted and
| true can have home herem she reiter-
ated.
Yet, in spite of al this, the house
seemed strangely desolately without Le-
ona's light step and winning smile.
Late at night there was loud knock
ing at the door. Il was Myra Manton,
come lack
"Things is all right" said she. They
was frightened more than they was hurt.
Absalom Atkins always was a coward,
and amt goin' to spend any more o my
time foolin' with 'em; so I've come back.
Was you surprised when you seen Waggy
was gomez The dog" in answer to Mrs.
Bliven's puzzled look, "that Cappen
Jackson left in my charge. When l seen
the mischief he'd done, jest ketched
him up and left him to Cappen's sisters
Mary Ann Jackson, at the crossroads,
and afterward it occurred to me you
might miss him and worry for fear he was
| lost"
81 1grer once thought of the dog" F"
said Mrs. Bliven, impatiently.
"And the bonnet?" said Myra. 'I'm
powerfully sorry, but"
''The bonnet!" said Mrs. Bliven.
"What do you mean, Myra? What are
you talking about?"
''You don't tell me you never diskiv-
cred itl" cried Myra, bursting into a
laugh. "'Well, l do declare. What did
you s'pose done it2N
"Done WHAT
"Why, worried that ere Leghorn hat
o. your'n into ribbons! 1t was Waggy,
that's who it was Pups is always mis-
chievous, and I think he's the worst |
ever seen. l meant to told Deacon Ship
mans boy, that helped me to tote my
satchel to the daypo, to explain it t ye,
but we was pretty nigh bein' left, and
furry and tluster driv it all outen my
head"
''Mrs. Bliven stared at Myra.
''It was the dog, after all, them" said
she.
''La me, who else did ye suspect"
cried Myra ''Wheres Leona2 l fetched
home some o them puce- -colored poppy
seeds and slip o rose geranium for her,
caused knowed-Goodness what's the
matter with you, eha What are you
looking at me that way for9"
By the very earliest morning train
James Bliven went after Leona, with a
letter from his mother imploring her to
return to the farm:
Pm an old woman" wrote Mrs. Bliven,
! 'but | amt too old to own when Eve been in
the wrong. Come back, and I'll guarantees
you and me won't have any more quarrels.
Leona came back, and when once again
she crossed the threshold she was James S
promised wife.
"Mother will be pleased at the engage
ment as I am myself" said the young
man, rapturously.
And Myra's kind eyes shone cordial
welcome, and Mrs. Bliven herself came
to meet Leona, wearing the simple straw
bonnet with the jet dagger and the black
ribbon bows.
''It's dreadful becoming" said she
with complacent glance at the looking
glass, "and hereafter | mean to get yor
to trim all my hats for me, Leona. y
Saturday Night.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-11-29
Cut a Whale in Two at a Blew.

The steamship H. A. Hartman arrived
at New York recently. Captain Wahl-
berg reports that one day during the voy
age the vessel struck an immense whale,
and cut it in two. The ocean for more
than mile was covered with the
cetaceans blood.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-11-29

Miss Jennie Flood is the richest un-
married woman in California.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-12

New York World: A loud cry of
Give Harrison rest 2" is heard through
out the broad land, but the noble army of
office seekers claim they did not elect
him to rest
"A famous Boston wit says that the
prospects appear to be that American
protectionists will not much longer allow
the tide to come IN unless a tariff can be
collected off it.
True felicity does not consist in pos
sessing the frail favors of fortune, but in
knowledge and practice of wisdom. The
cultivation of various manners is necessa-
rlly attended with pleasure as we'll -
profit; the honest man alone is happy,
and it is very absurd to separate things
which are in their nature so closely united
as virtue and interest.
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Picnic Parties

Are the rage" now. The latest and liveliest
was out at Lake Jackson. A party of twelve,
on horseback and in carriages, rode ont to
Shidz u-o-ka," and spent the day at the Oak
dale farm house. Luncheon was served in
primitive picnic style, and the many fine views
OF the lake were enjoyed. Among those pre- s.
ent were DR.. and Mrs. Laird, of North Carolina !;
Mrs. Sheldon, of New York Miss Sarah Nc
Culloch, of Wisconsin; Mrs. e. D. McCuloch,
Miss Mary Lewis, Miss Lila Lewis, Miss Lisa
Williams, Miss Bailey, Mr.. Pool and Mr.. John
Cook. The party rambled through the live-oak
grove and along the bluff, inspecting, in their
walk, the flock of sheep, Angora goats, and
other live stock
Late in the evening the ladies remounted
their horses and the whole party rode briskly
homeward, declaring that they had enjoyed
good time" and would soon {" try it again."
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WatersWOrks.

We learn that company of Philadelphia
capitalists have made liberal proposition to the
City Council, offering TO establish water-works
in Tallahassee The council should act upon
this matter at once. and if the offer is found to
be bona tide and desirable it should be accepted
We stated in our argument favoring water-wolks
in last weeks ISSUE that we favored the plant
being put in by a private company, provided,
that said company materialized before the cleo
ton. 1t now seems that company has appeared,
who are anxious to secure a.franchise and put in
the plant at once. This being the case the
FLoRIDIAN, speaking for ITSELF advises that the
City Council accept the proposition, if it be
found acceptable. and at once notify the citizens
that there will be no election on the water-works
question but, if the proposition be not accept
able, then let the election 60 on. We want
water works, must have water-works and, if
the private company does not make suitable
proposition, we must VOTE the water-works
into existence
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The new silver-plated, satin finish. instru-
ments of the Leon Cornet Band arrived last
Monday and are certainly handsome set, as
we'll as beautiful in tone and finish The band
has made an addition of Clarionet which will
be in the hands of DR.. Henry Shine Tallahas-
see should feel proud of our band as it is rapid
ly improving and ranking among the best in the
State The following is list of the boys and
their Instruments:
A. d. Magbee, Eh Cornet, Dr. Henry Shine,
BIB Clarionet; II. HART and W. T. Damon, BIB
Comets, Hugh Shine and E. Briton, Eb Altos
T. Chrichlow and A. Chancey Bb Tenors Her
man Bernreuter, BIB Baritone G. J. Collins, Eb
Bass; 3. Bassett, and J: Hernandez, Drummers
Chas. Bernreuter, Cymbals and Bell.
The boys say they are going to work and pull
" the wool" off of any band in the State.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with pain
OF cutting teeth? If so, send at once and get .
bottle of MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP EoR
CHILDREN TEETHING. Its value is incalculable. It
will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake
about it. 1t cures dysentery and diarrhea, regu.
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind colo,
softens the gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. MRS VIM
Slows SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
is pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription OF
one of the oldest and best female nurses and ply
scians in the United States and Is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price Is cents
bottle. Jan. %, 1889-1y.
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Don't Experiment.

Yor cannot afford to waste time in expen-
menting when your lungs are in danger. Con-
sumption always seems, at first, only cold Do
no; pernii; any dealer tc impose upon you with
some cheap imitation of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, bat
be sure you get the genuine. Because he can
make more profit he may tell you he has some
thing just as good, or just the same. Don't DO
deceived, but insist upon getting DR.. Kings
New Discovery, which is guaranteed to give re-
Lief in all Throat, Lung and Chest affections
Large Bottles 81
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f. cambridge Munday ESQ.,, County Atty,
Clay Co., Tex, says: Have used Electric Bit
tiers with most happy results My brother alse
was very low with Malarial Fever and Jaundics
but was cured by timely use of this medicine
Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved his life"
Mr. d. l. WilcoxsOn, of Horse Cave, KY, adds
like testimony. saying: He positively believes
he would have died, had it not been for Electric
Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off, as we'll as
cure all Malaria Diseases and for all Kidney
Liver and Stomach Disorders stands uneuualed.
Price SOC. and 81 at NJ. Liveys
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Mrs. DR.. Harriet E. Preston, of St.
Augustine, has been elected member of
the State Medical Association.
No family in the South however
poor can afford to be without that modern
necessity, newspaper. Subscribe for
the Times-Democrat-Daily and Weekly.
1t has the largest circulation.
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A late special from Washington informs US of
the fact that the United States Supervising
Architect has prepared sketch and plans of the
drawings and working plans will be completed
at an early date We hope to see work begun
on the building in the early spring. When com
pleted it will add much to the attractivencss of
McCarty and Adams streets
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For Sale.

Vermont Creamer and Refrigerator-4 cans,
20 quarts each, only SIS, nearly new
Wilson Corn Meal Mill, So so.
Nice Basket Pheton, seats for four-cost
$170-for $45
Iron Force Pump, with - feet of piping, S.
Also sundry small farm articles; also fine new
2-gallon mlch COW, $50. J. s. LOCKE.
1Q-U
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ENTERTAINMENT.

Musical and theatrical, at
MUNRO'S OPERA HOUSE, TUESDAY FEB H.
at o'clock p NJ
Musical Selections from the BOHEMIAN GIRL
MRS. GENEvrEvE RANDOLPH Musical Directress.
Farce-"MY TURN NEXT"
Under direction Of Mrs. Leroy D. Ball.
The entire performance under the auspices OF the
ladies Auxiliary Library Association President, Mrs
Treasurer, Mrs j. 8. Winthrop Secretary Mrs Leroy
Ball. Tickets on sale Saturday. Feb 49, 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at Clark's store.
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MAKE No M1sTAKE.-If you have made
up your mind to buy Hoods Sarsaparllla do
not be induced to take any other. Hoods Sar-
saparilla isa peculiar medicine possessing, by
virtue of its peculiar combination, proportion
and preparation, curative power superior to any
other article of the kind before the people
For all affections arising from impure blood or
low state OF the system it is unequalled. Be sure
to pet Hoods
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MONTICELLO, FLA, January 81, 1885,
Nessrs. Lippman Bros, Savannah, Ga, Pro-
prietors p p p:
For the past eight years have been in bad
health, suffering with Malaria, Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, my digestion was bad and
my hair all came out. In fact l was nearly a
wreck | had taken kidney and blood medicines
which did me no good. When l began taking
P. P. P. about three months ago, was as weak
as a child. BIZ We only taken four bottles (smal
sizr) and 20 day l am a well man and my hair
has " come again" l cannot recommend p P
P. too highly. w. F. WARE,
Marshal Monticello, Fla.
Witness: F. c. OWENS
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The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers salt rheum fever Sores letter, chap
ped hands, chilblains corns and all skin erup-
tons, and positively cures piles, or no pay ~
CURED 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfas-
ton or money refunded Price % cents per
box For sale by M Lively.
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MARIANA. FLA, January 26, 1880
Messrs. Ltppmdn Bros, Savannah, Ga, Pro-
prietors p p. p:
For long time l suffered with catarrh and
liberated throat. l took s. s. s. but derived no
benefit from 1t. DR.. Owens who represents Lipp-
man Bros, Savannah, Ga told me that p p P
would cure me, so l began taking it. l have
taken six bottles (small size) and l am entirely
well. | feel like new man and consider P P.
P. wonderful medicine. PETE MANNING.
Feb 10 m
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THE BEST PEAR TO PLANT.

Is the Kiefer, and G. G. Gibbs. of Tallahassee
Nursery, has good stock; also the Lawson's
Comet, fine pear, and ripenng in June as we'll
as good stock OF nursery trees, adapted to
Florida and South Georgia. 1856
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rs Mere

OF those elegant Cook Stoves, just arrived at
the Racket Store, to be sold at about half price.
pipe and furniture given in.
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VI MASONIC.

,,ar meetings of JACKSON LODGE
r Reeso on the FIRST and third Mondays in each
4 ,s'eo' W. M. MCINTOSH, Secretary.
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Grain and HaY.

We will keep constantly on hand full sup
ply OF best timothy hay, oats and corn, which
will be sold in any quantity at lowest cash
prices. [20-t] T. J. ROBERTS & Son.
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Stock of Oil Stoves in the city, for sale at the
Racket Store, removed to Lively corner
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL.

=, 7smperature at Tallahassee, Florida
4" for the past aoeek.
taken by w. A. RAwLs, Druggis. and
~" pharm4ciaf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-12

On the market for ladies' and mems wear Com.
mon sense and Opera Toes Large sales every
week, at D. B. MEGINNIss, JRs.
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NO Relief For Her.

From the Louisville Courier Journal.
The workingman can wrap his dinner in
tariff reform newspaper and live without tin
bucket, but where is the sewing woman to get
cheap thread
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Boots and Shoes.

Everything in this line can be found at low
prices, at D. B. Meginnis. Jr's Boot and Shoe
Store, opposite post-office.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-12

A carload of wood for sale by the cord. Leave
orders with W. A. Demily at Byrd & Denham's
or appyto 202t JOHN E. JOHNSTON.
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Boot and Shoe store

Full line of mems, ladies' and children's fns
Shoes, opposite post-off1ce.
D. B. MEGINNIss, il.
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Seed Potatoes.

Beauty Of Hebron Variety, at
G. W. SAXON & Co.'S.
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Never Seen Before

In Tallahassee, such large dish pan for Is cents
as you can get at the Racket Store, removed to
the Lively corner.
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n A. CHAPTER. No. 1.

~" "a and 4th Mondays in each month, at
q % the ~ w. NJ MCINTOSH, SR., ii. P.
3 Z rcHoPE, Secretary.
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o.r,,sr meetings of AUCILLA ENCAMp-
kegub hold the fret and third Thursddp Foe
30 III ,sonth. at their Lodge Room, al O'Clock.
dsscaa ~ GOOD standins are invited TO attend.
ktfsfcn' IL JOHN G. COLLINS, c. P.
c.,xcyY. Scribe.
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\. d. d. n.

,,or meetings Of LEON LODaE No. 5,
nek T,,tsdey EreninQ, at their Lodge Room. at
ever, hers in good standing are invited t.
ID AL NV B. Y. SHAY, N. G.
\ y.rsER r. 5
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Furniture.

A nice line of medium grade furniture, at mod
crate prices, at DAMON s. Sons
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d uSt Received.

A new lot of Hames, Saddles, &C., at
G.. W. SAXON & Cos
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In the farming line you want at
G.. w. SAXON & Cos
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GENTS Furuishin~ Goods.

Shirts, collars, cuffs, neckware, underwear &C.,
opposite the post-offlce, at
D. B. MEGINNIss, JR's
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Citizens Meeting.

A meeting of citizens will be held at City
Hall tomorrow night for the purpose of nominal
ting municipal ticket.
Are you Intending TO Build u Home:
II so. send us your address and so cents In
stamps or postal note for our new book contain
ing over Fifty Different Styles and Plans of
Houses, costing from 5000 to $500, suitable for
city, town or country, arranged by the best
architects in the United States and Europe. The
book gives pictures and plans of each house,
showing just how they look when completed.
Any carpenter can build from these plans. If
you ever intend to build house, write at once,
as this advertisement will not appear again In
this paper. Address, F. G. SHEPPARD,
Evansburg, Pa.
The Racket Store
Has moved to the Lively corner, where they are
Of1nrnU UOodo hoo NOR thon ovor
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Made to order, any size, best grade, at
DAMON & Sons
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Are you Intending TO Build "a Home:


Has moved to the Lively corner, where they are
Offering goods cheaper than ever.
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YlrsrR, R. ;