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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 26, 1895 · page 7

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Hallstatt!» at say cough meal
lbs-dismal ss s seller leads sll
preparations in this market I
it Meson it is the best medi-
lsverlormghsmoldssod
. A. W. delusion. ltlllemiiie.
rot racial“? «museum

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‘Mfism.eoostlpsdoosodio-

W are quickly tilted by Dertt's

llttlo My Busts. the fsmoas little
M. G. A. Gregory d Consult}. (l.
A savers rheumatic psls to the lett
m had troubled Mr. J. ll. buyer, s
”34%“ Des Moss, lows,
”mats soothe. At times the psto
"semen that he could not no soy-
” Wilhsllhowolddohomld
MwMotuuotd he applied Ohm
ms Psi- llsltn. "l only made
its» applications oi it." he says, “and
mum tun (In from sll pain." lie
”Wit to persons similarly
m. ltis forests by (l. G. Stills”,
thm t. WWW“.
(tum will lied Down“ Little
”Ms ssts sad reliable remedy
hr W. dyspepsia sod liver
(W G. A. armory ltCo..sotl

’1 stw nil—tot.

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kg.

You are invited to visit our llltl’iiii
oumso SCHOOL sodmhow pupils
mMsmlylobmtwoorthrwlcssoos
that and fit thalamus patently.
”Mombasa: pupil taunt sop»
“lily. Putt at (JUPITER. with full
«on at lash-elm, stood Term,
“flaw-.Mflmmwwk. Pupils
at tents soy um. locum. florist,
”“09, watts]. ”My and
"slim. sod {m 2 to 5,

“WI WWI“ W.
its.» no. t. so. smut.

 

In! I” Announcement.

 

and thmw up but hands and died.

postofllm. “tied up ins
mall sack tea daysuosadsctodfor Eu»

go one to Station 76' knows when Niko
moo trons. or why the mother of so many
ilascsts should hear such ammo but.
Itsyumdhsrwsyiniothehesrts 01 ev-
Oflmtlnroloosm. sndwhcn sho lost
tho numb" at so moss—it was on March
it nthc wholo oiilw was chap fallen.
was a wild half hour on that some
mo the room In the New York pon—

whore they prepare the lorelgn mail

for the smothers. When a series of tilt»
training wells. each mom heartreodins
than the last. issucd from impath a punt
pl)», of mail twat-inn. there was wonder
and (consternation. lint when the clerks
open that last stuck. the non at the bottom.
strumming shank tho iolds of canvas. and
like mounted from the month of tho sack
mortal. but snvod.
'l’hoy not sonic milk for bar. and after
purring hor gmtitutio she piokod out a
sunny spit on tho floor and foil asleep.

 

FRIGHTEEED TO DEATH.

floaters Pollutants Searched For Liquor
Willi l’utul Raoul”.
litmus. March flit—Armodwilh war-
unta, tho lloston liquor wpuul visitod tho
apartments oi Mrs. Mary lloyln, at i Cros-
ocnt plow, to smroh for liquor. Mrs.
lloylo’s stator inct than and denied that
thorn was liquor in tho house.
'l‘hs poiiuo untrained the kitchen and
then clltcmtl n Isalrtmm. in which Mrs.
Boyle and another woman were Hltfi'plllg.
Mrs. lloyle awoke, unto a triphtunod cry
Death
was due to licart failure.
lfisthuslaatictfalusn may. ‘
l’ntmnsu'nu. March :2u.-Another
enthusiastic Cuban rally was held in, In-
dustrlal ball. Marcos Mornlos; pn-sldént
of tho Cuban minty. presided. At the
clam of tho last spowh Manuel Horrors
llama. aboy of aimut in your», impod to
his foot and oriod in Spanish: “1 am only
a littio ifuban boy. but. i will give 10
ccnts for a ballot to down the tyrants.
Evory man ought to given riiie." lie
placed his dimo on the platform. and in
tho course of a low minuws the sum bad
boon increased to lino.

"out" After Wedding Presents.
Cblil’ltlmfib, March mix—Manager A.
I'Jlartzol tho Euclid Avenue Upma lion-lo
amount a burglar in his house on Case
"colic. Mr. Ilarlz's slslor was to be mar-
rlcd last owning. She ontorod an up stairs
mom. Wlltlftl tho wedding pmsents were
displayed. and saw a man's {not sllvklng
from undcr a boil. F'ho oallod to her broth-
or. who told tho {allow to come out. or ho
Would shalt blin. 'l‘ho thief uIM‘YotI and
lint «dimly until tho polio» mine and took

him away.

‘l‘ho Sultan Tab-mu til-detour.
Utiiii’lah’lihtll’ld'l, March 26.—'l‘ho sul-
ton has oniored that the sale or exhibition
of [immitli of Mr. liladstono or Professor
”first. pl’miltlirut of tho British bonrdof
mum. bo prohibiitvl in Constantinople.
Column! tlmimrtrnlls of Mr. Gladstonu
and Mr. llryco. which have boon sent to
tho Arnwnian clergy. have lM‘i‘lI soilod as
cmningumiorlho cllllb'llli'lllloll of “sedi-
tious lltot‘aiuro. ”

l'ool ol Ilimul In n for.
’I'HiJeim, March 2ti.~\t’iitlt is iakon to
but thltllflll‘t’ of a brutal murder wan discov-
m'od in a liniiimoro and iihiu box air that
nw’liml hon- uwr the Michigan i‘t-nlral
from ”admit. Whoa the car was opunvd.
ilmrc was apooi of blood in tho won-r
and also a cumin-r of bloody alumna,
which had hm n uswd as wmpons. prusunt
ably upon ihv land of lhounforlunato
vhtltn.

lit-unsure Agent Missing.

Humming l’n.. March Qfifl—‘ll is feared
that A. Iltmenfolt, an insurance agont
from llulmhon, .\'. .l., whom Iii'lulqllartvrs
arc in this plm‘v. was lillll‘llt'i'ml and ruh~
tool at 11M) whilo walking; {rum Ashland
to ionimlm on 'I'hnrsdny ownitmlasi.
II» to» not boon won slaw his tll'pill‘llll‘li
from .h-Illninl.

Phillip-burr- llamsn.
l'nmtmn'no. s. .l.. Mitrrh 7.’d.«~-’l'hc
unitptrial boom lion-mailman. it Is an-
twnnmi lion tImeit End silk mill of
sow York oily and tho Allouiown hut-ul-
tiirc minimally of Allvntown. l’a.. ham do-
cidod to moot» their plants to this city.

brim: liar-rd, t‘row tiand.
llm‘illil. March unwliablourams roooiv-
fill her» toll oi the total «instruction by
tins and tin: saving of tho crew. who lami-
ul In Havana. of the who-mar Nina 'l‘lll~
son. “Win limo. from Baltimore to
“altruism. with uni.

A "and Proprietor Incl-outed.
'l'ltsssnss (2m. Mich, March lid—Jilin
Waller "case. a small bowl tit (iemral
is". was hunted. James Miller, the nor-
ter. was Itl't‘iilltlnl, and tho other inmates

TELEGRAPH“) BRIEFS.

,

John G. l‘hltll‘l‘. one of tho wealthlnst
cltlimls at IIII'Iunond. ls doud.

'l'ho North Avcnno at. l". church. Alle~
about]. was lll’lwlt by lightning and dam-
mid to tho wind of 03,600.

At ”with. N. Y.. Fernando Ralph. a
adored lalmm. host his wile at their
house. she dying from tho effects.

’l'hs imp-sling mite manmieum mo»
ad for thonmaiasot Mrs Thoma Fair
and hot family is Indy for its mop-tits.

flann- unknown psrson sticmpied to
llllftt the barn at the old James Gordon
”snout blunts-toad on Fort Washinzton
"was its flow York city.

W bursary llsinlio "turned to
'sshington. but owing to so stuck at

Mwlilnot imsblsterssnms his oili-
dntics forsdsy ortwout least.

Tin Motion Sutf’ssys that all the prop-
erty in italy of fluids (loot-stints no
ans). ti» Whhsothoms has been sold
tribes “its.“ shots daerlhsdss

up almost psaailsss.

tlssrls fit. into. mm lilindpool
We! Pillsbury. perm himsel of
W by ”MW. his books and
to tho itnlon trout. where they will
numbi- to tits recur-sud his own

 

 

W: s Sharp Memento

the Now York Legislature.
roman scram more AT anon?

[10'9er Horton Urged the Plunge of this
Police Magistrates Bill. and the Assam-
bly at Onoa Compiled—~111Mb the lam"

' Inn-again should nest- Fruit.

‘9“

Ins-unis; , .
. Minimums. Manolo-mum tonne)»
lull of the big American liner St. Paul but
best: postpoucd for sevoml days. °~At the
GIOVBBtIIJlolll‘ she disappointed bar owners,
the International Navigation company;
her builders. the Moss". Cramps. and the
val; multitude of immunity waiting to
witnoss her initial dip by refusing to
budge an inch ftom tho ways. The fail-
ure was as unfortunoto as it. was unfore-
seen. . .
When the sohcdulod tlmo arrivz‘d. the
yard was crowded with thotmum of sight-

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Aunt”, Ma ll 96;—- The event of “7
evening’s session was the introduction in
tho Issoiubly by Mr. Aluswm'th at two p0.
lice bills for New York city. One pm.
vides for a bipartisan pollen cmntnisuton
to ho oppolutod by tho mayor. The other
(loputizcs the oxlstlng ouumilsslon to roar.
galiizo tho force, but tho mayor is clothed
with voto power on all of its arrange-
ments. So far as possiblc tho Lexnw and
tho milnmitloool seventy measures have
been incomeralad. The bills Wort! reforrod
to tho committee on cities.

When Mr. (Hanson’s bill rcpt-ailing tho
Lawson 'dtx'k bill, passed last year. was
reached on the order of Silllullll reading.
thorn was sonic hot tlIllGllSliIt l. 'hloh was
ended \v the bill holng wontmnmu to
the cities oonunitleo on motion of Mr.
O'Grady.

Mr. Lawson movvd the passage of the
police magistrates bill. and altor sumo dis.
cussion It was ptlssotl—«h’fi t0 ll).

When the sonnto t'ouvonotl, the governor
sent in a mosmgo on tho New York polieo
magistrates bill. and it was read and ro-
fcrrod to tho judiciary outnmitico. ’l‘ho
govcrnor nomiualvd as special port ward-
en for New York Horace It}. liucll of Port
Richmond.

The following bills worn passed: Sena-
tor Cantor's, appropriating $40,001) for
the supportuf tho svhoolshlp St Mary's
and turning sumo uvor lo tho stain; Mr.
l’avey's, regulating the gratin-s and pay of
firemen in cities of film (you inhabitants
and increasing thclr pay, amondod so as
to exclude Brooklyn. .

A Message From tho Governor.

Governor Morton soul. in tho lvglsluture
n mossattc urging the passago of tho po«
lino magistralm bill for New York city
and mmmmvuding tho adoption S‘of u
iucasuro that will piano in propor hands
tho pow” to rem-minim and rogonumto
the pollen doparlmont of tho metropolis."
The governor says:

“ 'l‘ho comiitution of the state makes lti
my lmpcrulvc duty to rtwonnnctid to the
legislature from time to lime such mous-
ures as I may doom oxpodicnt. I call tho
attention of the lcglslnturo to a mattor of
tho highcst’ present lmpormnvo—namcly.
the reorganization of tho inferior crim-
inal courts of Now York oily. Ton weeks
have elapsed, but the measure has not yet
been pasaod by either bouso. lTnIcss
prompt action is taken upon it them Is
yngor that it may fail to brmmc a law.
. Itch a result would in.- a public. misfor-
tune. it is with-1y, perhaps generally. be-
lItm-d that in some of tho proaunt pollen
courts there Is today a practical donial of
justice.

“This belief is strikineg sustained In
tho report made by the buxow oonuuliloo.
It is than: chargod that a very important
reason why the pollen have boon ablotu
carry on and successfully porpotralu their
niprchonslble practices is that at loost
sumo of tho police justices have apmrcnlly
Wot-km! in sympathy and collusion with
them.

“Tyranny o! the Police.”

"Again it is smiod that homuso of ll]?!
maludminislralinn that provails In lhosu
courts ‘ilu- poor and lil‘UiI)‘ worn unable to
obtain redress or rollt-f from tho oppros‘
slon or the tyrmmy of the pollth and that
‘tholr path to jusih‘o was completely block-
cd. ‘

"'l‘hcsu arc sorious charges and scam to

lIlI' city of Now York. 'l‘hoy invliu iiu-
t'aroful ruthltlm‘dtloll of lawnmhing power
and null for n spvt'dyrvinvdy. It lsiu
lht-m inforlor criminal courts—«tho wry
noun-on (if ”to administration of criminal
juslh-o—ihat tho punt" vat'lully look for
prom-lion from opprusslon and wrong.
When thrso fountains of jusllwunmount—
ed, tho evil rrsults to thopooplouro bo~
yond calculation,

" A doubt has boon cxprossod as to tho
t-ousiiiuiintmlity of this bill. but that
“doubt. has lawn practically HnIVmI in list

of sumo of tho most viniuont and lourlml
lawycrs in Now York city.

"I dvslro also to call attention tolho
hood of prompt rmruaulzallon of the pt»
lino doptmmunt of Now York city.

“in tho tostlmony thnrn tho Imxnw
committed it wasohargcd that many mom—
lwrll of am policc furoo. among ihom ofll-
corn of high gratin. wet-cunt only black-
mallors and oxiorilonors, but worn notivo-
ly In IlillRllli with tho criminal ulnasou. It
Ill materially boliovod that tho cxlcut of al-
louod corrupt practloos has not yot boon
fully rovonlod. l theroforo rmommond tho
early manage of tho IxilItlll ttmuistmtou
bill. so tnallml. and of a moanuro that will
plated in prupor hands the power to roar-
gnnlznaud rt-ucnorato tho polio» airport-
mont of tho molropolls "

 

Marquis o! Queen-berry Indicted.
Locum, March slit—la tho nltl llalloy
today. tho man-don l'ilr Charios llall. in
charging tho grand Jury. rofomsl totho
llbol pmccodlnus instituted by Oscar Wilde
against tho Marquis of Quocnnhony. llo
said that it tho marquis wrcto tho worda.
which it is claimed he did. upon tho card
roduucd. whether he won Justlflotl or not
a so doing. it constituted a llbol. 'l‘bo
mud jury montuslly roturnod a true bill
against ths marquis.

 

Blur 0H Ills Moon-law's Hood.
Ettzsss'mrows. Ky" March so. .—
Iltsvc Nichols shot and ,ltlllcd lkollom
with a shotgun. blowing the top at his
head ofl. ilorn was the non-ln-iaw oi
Nichols. and the shooting arose over the
had treatment of item's wife.

muss won a his or slam
Banana, list-oh sit—John Grant, tbs
penitentiary convict who was stabbed with
s psir of shears by John Root. or Both,
soother convict in the penitsntlsry. last
Tuesday, is dead.

oust-m traction.

Dustin. Outta. lurch lam-flit city
Mon hers malted in a Republican
victory. Bundle, for mayor. and all on
Bopubllcal conditions wars slanted.

W chi-son (toss to tbs lsvy 1nd.

I“ toss, list-oh nt.-'l'hs United
M crisis-r Chimp. which srrivsd
hon llstllisrnnssn ports via Bunion,
pus-ht to its any ysrd.

 

 

 

 

be largely suppnrit-d by public opinion in.

favor by tho rovcnlly publisht-d opinions ‘

seen. the river was dottod wuth craft bear-
lng distinguished visitors. and Miss Fran-
cos 0. Grlsoom, surronndotl by a party of
friends. stood on the christening stand
swinging the bottle of champagne which
was to give the shlplts baptism and await-
log the signal to give it its name. The
props woro knookod away. tho last log
sawod, and all oyos woro directed anxious-
ly to the mighty hull, but she did not
move. .

Thou an investigation was made, and
It Was discovorotl that tho lallow with
which tho ways had boon Rrwsod had
cakcd lo the consistency of flint. and in-
stoml of assisting in sliding the boat oil
ruthor rotnrdcd Its movement. lioforo' the
launch was abandoned, howovor. strenu-
ous elicits-to got the verso! under way
worn matte.

ltnmodiatoly aftcr the crowd dispersed
gangs of workmen wore set at the ways.
and the Work propi‘osscd rapidly. The
ship by evening had alrwady boon robascd.
and in tho course of two or throo days tho
ways will be mama, when she will again
be routly to go oll'. Tho dlllloulty of thin
will then how to lit-,otmomttorod, however.
and it is touted that. this may dolny the
proposed launch for two weeks or thcrc~
almut. when a full title will bu available
at a convenient hour.

QUARANTINE LAW VIOLATED

Secretary Cnrllslo Took Ills Son 011‘ the Pat'-
is Before Inspection.

NEW YonK. March 2d.—Sevrotnry of
the 'l‘roasury Carllslo catno to quarantine
Saturday morning and boarded tho A mur-
lcun lino atmmshlp Paris. Mr. William
K. (.‘arlislo, souof tho sit-oratory. was a
pasacngor on board. iioforo thuvlslt of
tho dopuly health olllvor. who was busy
cloarlng tho vossols that had accumulamd
at quarantine during tho prtmedlnp night,
the rovouuo culicr Hudson. with tho soo-
rotnry and his son, lui't thc stoatucr's side
and proceeded to the city. 'l‘heduputy
health oillt-er reported this violation of
the quarantlnc law to lltmlth (,lillcor lloty
as soon as the morning work was finished.

I Dr. Doty was asked about tho matter.
and in reply said: "My doputy. Dr.
L'lfommcdicu, Pupilm'll tho fact to me
that tho rcvouue cutter bad rcmovoda
pasmlngur of tho l’nris without waiting for
his impaction. I callod tho titlontlon of
the collootor of the port to the tnattcr In
a communication addrt-ssod to him on Sat-
urdoy last. and l am now oxpootlng 5 rev

The Sprocklu Family Itovv.

SAN FIIANCISI‘D. March 2ii.—'l‘bo trou-
ble in the Sprorklos family will he aircd
In court. Jutlgo Seawall has signed tho
alternative writ of tnnntlato asked for by
C. A. Sprocklos in his aflldavlt against his
lather. Claus Sprecklus, and his brother,
John I). Sprinkles. by the refusal of the
dlmvtors of tho Oceanic Nonmslilp rom-

lpany. Tho suit is tho rosliltof an us-

I tmngmnt-nt balm-en ('. :\. and Rudolph
Spret'hlt-s on one attic and tholr father and
two older brolhorhs on tho otor.

lllstnric (‘onrllmuse lint-nod.

 
 

 
 
 

Manama and 23d.

 

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We will make Special Display of new SPRING. I

CLOTHING for Men and Boys. For the quality 01

. Goods our prices will certainly surprise you and all
now Goods fresh from our factory, 841 Broadway. 1m ,

York, and Novelties from Best & Co. for the little

fellows. . . y
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mm and sunny Bun nuts.
EVERY THING I" CLOTHING. I'IlTS and FURNISHINGS

stimultu,

Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Nor-walk.
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwalk.

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The Leading Dry Goods Store.

Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2' Gazette Building.

 

 

 

 

Special Alteration Sale.

This is the eighth day of our special Alteration Sale and every day has been s
great occasion. A goodly number of people have called to see how near our adver-
tisements and stocks correspond and judging from the liberal patronage extended,
everything has been found to be as represented. Inviting and giving full confl-
dence we ask for an examination of today's ollerlngs.

12 special Dress Patterns. full dress lengths in each, in nice light stripe. and
plaids, reduced from 06 to 03. Special tor this sale.

“ I
We have also secured a case of White Counterpanes, worth from 75c to $1.50.
Our price on the lot. 59: to 75c, 31 sud $1.25.

()0 dozen Children’s fsst black Hose, regular made, sizes, {to ill. Best value

over altered for the money, we pair. \

Don’t forget we are giving a special discount of 10 per canton all Black goods, . -'
during this sale. f

irislram &. Hyatt, Norwalk, Bonn?"

Jaconats, nice quality, 25 choice styles, 8c yard.

WARREN. 0.. March flit—Tho Trumbull .. .

county muriholmv. an historic building.
Was nrarly dostroyod by ilrv. i‘ltliillilfl a
loss of ultimo. 'l‘bo siruuiuro was l‘f't‘iili'il
In 18.32. and in it Worn n-t-ordod hourly
all tho irnnsfvranf tho land of tho l'nunt-ov
tlvut Land ontupauy. which is now known
as tho \‘i‘lhi ~rn ru-sorvu.

Drunks-n Man's Quin-r Death.
\'l~‘.li>All.i.l-i.~‘. Ky. Mart-h Sit—Polk
Calmt-s (miluri'lll. Mill.» on his way homo
In an Illtiixli'llli'il rotulitlon, full against
the {euro in from of tho Vnrsnlllns u'i'llltl-
lcry. Ills hvad homuno ("twinned iwtwmn

tho plukota, illlll ltc chokvd lo tloath.

 

I tirncrnl (lruvnlnntl's li‘uno-ral.

(VLAILIHN, l’a.. March flit-«'l'bo funeral
of lluI iaio lit-numl W. W. iirovnlaml will
tnkn plumV frmn his Into rouldvnvn at 10
o'clock Wodnusday morning. Governor
Hastings. vx Governor l’altlson and mom-
hurs of tholr Mail‘s will ho proscnt.

lluildlng Blown Down.
Cannon, 0.. March act—During the
high wind that provallcd hero tho sldo
walls of a two story brick building in tho
(lillll'itt‘i of creation collapsml, burying three
Imrsons. (inc of tin-madam» Wontz. tho

cunlrm-tor—was lllIilin out doad.

”and llrnlo l'odsstrianlsm.
CLEVKLAND. March 26.—-iioorgo Wilson
of Cincinnati. ibodmd broko )uslmtrlan,
who is ongagml in tho task of walking to
tho four corners of tho Unliod Status. ar-
rivod in (‘lovolnnd from Malnc, 24 days
ahead of svhedulo limo.

'flu t‘np ”stands-rs langth.
mini-oi. it. 1., March sit—Tho exact
longth of tho new oupdofondcr now bulld-
lnp: attho llernuhnil‘ Works is now known.
From tho oxtrctm- bow (mine to tho ex-
trctuc stern framo tho distant-o is illO foot.

rentals Iliad Ahmad.
Jsutsrows. N. 12. March sc.—-A cable-
nmtu has just boon rcoelvod horn on-
nouncinu thodcath of llouben Earl Fan-
ton, son of the into Governor Fonton. st
Naples of typhoid fcvcr.

 

Suicide It tho l’oorhonso.
Wmmnstms. Pa. March lad-Jimm-
ss Bennie. “auditor of Luzon-no county,
jumped from the mend story window at
tho cutout] pwrhonso and was instantly
killed.

Woma- Workers tits-ills.
Pronouns. March lid-Jl'wentyowo
lmnsls employees in one of the shepsot
the American Horow cmnpany m on
strike. Their demand is to cunts more s
week.

 

 

Hotels flirts births»

Oswsoo. N. Y” March summarily girls
cropland in the sulphur department of the
Ill-mood match lsctory struck houses of
. ”auction item ".75 to it pordsy.

Omit-l to til-nth Mum (furs-
Asstaru. Pa. march It.-Eiiish Var-
Istlwss entailed to dash between miss
an st must lisp solitary.

-HW “amount...“

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FRANBIS & ct,

llave broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-

sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of

lame comma

in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.

FRANCIS&CQ.,

RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
86 Washington Shani. - South Norwalk. tent.

The Btuedict Collar Button.

A time Saving. Labor Saving, Tamper Saving,
Collar Button. The top is wedge shaped; the apps:
portal the postls list, the lower part is round. It
can't help working, its as simple as a clothes Pin, ,
Made in

mm... Gold. Silver and Gold Plato.

Hill SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, IEWELER,
acct, tillllill. cots. ‘ A.

, A may...

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