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B National Guards, fine favored Cigar, q
STRONG & &ARMsrRoNs's, l99 Superior Street.
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OR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE-
moved MS Dental once ms resideuce No az
Wood St four doors North Of he n. b. Church. VI ere hs
VIII be happy see al Of hs form patrsnz any 9TH
Cleveland. March 1a4slsts-mh29.dtf
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA.
Several amendments WCre offered and registered
including one to strike out the clause establishing
a post route from st. Paul, Minnesota, to Puget's
sound. The bill then passed.
Mr.. Phelps then reported the Ocean Mail steam
er bill, and asked leave to introduce bill reviving
and continuing in force for two years the treasury
note act. Objection being made he moved a sus-
pension of the rules. Refused, 81 to ITO.
Owen Jones asked leave to offer aresouluiion in
structing the Committee Of Ways and Means to
report TO the House, at the next meeting, propo-
stions now before them looking to the increase of
the revenue. 1t was decided out of order and
Withdrawn.
The House then went into Committee, and took
up the Senate's amendment TO the Indian appro-
priation bill.
After an uninteresting debate, without action,
the Committee arose.
Mr.. Phillips asked leave to introduce bill
providing for the payment Of the oustlnding
Treasury notes to authorize loan and fixing
the duties on imports and for other purposes.
Objection was made. The House found itself
without quorum aud adjourned.
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MF0ffines.
Notiee from fhe NeU York TriJuae.
1870 TWELVE YEARS AG

/ ~ i
TA<C Go the success Of several medical gentlsmeu
IN eurln disease pTiueiaes fu accorauce h - =
l.teel laws INT % need their eslab as an Inen
under Of the Legisl7ture hV ne
utse OF TIE GREFENBERG Cosrpavv ~ INV yo55- -
Ihe coatlnued success & their remedies and me
@ HSss ssiese upon pubic eoIhdence las fus j0sfifsd
aetnenf and they have 10 feel geaf lfs n CO..,
pairing thelr success with medical acade mics also sTfe
~ pOOJc authorlly Unsolicited testimony from niie 5
pIFte ACC cJmnendstoTy nOices in he Iead
ing journals. bear witness the medical silI s iL
ptrslnal ch&racief OF the gentleman connected h f6
lnsinuion; thus assuring the pubic n at among ne sV
unFoTthy advertisers Of The DAY. the CRFFryrrP T-.y
PASF has beer and will be roIinBle afd
lsdqm for the res grafton Of health the sf-ed: sn5
dence - 1i'ii7 CUM
1he principles ansl pEaces of nae5icne adope bv tb5
lostitotioa are lgcd forth the GREFENBERG a
EAL oF hEALrH aa iuvaiuable meci-af work. published
Tor family and therefore sold at The n gioaI mic -
.Meaiy-lye cents F which i mailed frss 10 sny
The health Of Amecli women diseases Of Chi 3rsp and
the more obscure aUd chronic cum 1lauts s e - ~
,oent e t9ls 60 ny, have received the
have proved themselves fully comueteut m n fI5zt
which the public hgge confded TO their skill -
en- ample testimony regarding their rered e. and our read
eis a-e referred to them for particulars.
Fr1M The Democratic 1ge
RELIEF ZOE M1rHERs AyD CH1lpRr-x II, ro s.,,,.
~ Nosh saer 80 much iron diseases ue-usr 10 tbrT
~ 1 10 me UnIIea tstes IN 10 country DO 50 sT bii
these fseis thst ~ CT j vas with i1n knowedge Of
FtoW. New Aork- oueRed their great esrabiistnsrf ~
Ie5lls tnese set1 and dangerous dse7es Ir IoSb1s
bridge Is n conssn attendance az The Office a bs s
deemed 20 be folly combeent TO dischars Tft S = n n
his delicate du We shall bereaf er enter - ~
this subject, with minute 81 scieaiionS- So
? The GBEFENBERG MEDICINES are frs,J. h. .,,,
snS 3eae5s IN msecine throughout The Siaes-
janS . AAi'''SLh. 7; sss5s s5sss1a55i so4 5Sbi,
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Reporred BY the Union Telegraph,
oSSIcE, wlRINs's BLOCK, CORNER or BANK AND
sT.cLAIR STREETS.
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.IORIGINAL
lORlGINAL1
Certificate of Authority.
To expire the'3lst day of January, ls6O.


Columns, o., Jan 81, 1889.
WHEREAS The Consolidated Insurance Company Of
the City of Philadelphia" located Philadelphia the
State Pennsylvania has fled in this Office state
Of its condition required by the first section OF the
BY the State Of Oho passed April g. 1856 and whereas
said company has furnished the undersigned with sas
factory evidence that II possessed Of least One Hun
dred thousand Dollars of setua invested in stock
bonds mortgages Of Real Etate, worth double
the for which the morgaged and whereas
under corporate seal signed By the President and
retzy thereof authorizing agent agents Of said
Company this State to acknowledge
for and behalf Of said Company consenlng that service
Of process hnaI such agent agents.
shall be taken and held valid if served upon the
all claim right Of error by of such
acknowledgement Of service
Now. therefore. pursuance of the rst Secti Of the
To regulate Insurance Companies not incorporated BY
the State OF Ohio passed April s. 1856 ], FRANCIS M
WRIGHT Auditor Of State do hereby certify that said
Consolidated Insurance Company of City Of Philade-
pha authorized to transact the business of Fire and Ma
IN the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
In witness whereof have hereunto subscribed nv
and caused the seal of Office to be affixed this hty-rs
day Of January, in the Year thousand eight hundred
and ffty-nine.
{Ls} FIN WRIGHT; f;uai,Or
feblailvns
FRENCH FLOWERS
OF our 0wnimportatlon.
janis RETTBERG HAUSNANN.
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a IF Won are sick the probability is
" HolIowav's Pills are the beacon fires o

n HolIoway's Pills are the beacon fires of
health to all nations whether civilized or savage In
weakness and the debility generated by any kind
general pros,rtion of system, their effect at the
us time renovzng and restorative; they drive from the
system the morbid OF ailment and bring back the
fraraeto its pristine health and usor
Sold at the mEnufactory. No. 80 Maiden Lane. New
York and by all Druggists 25c, &C. and 81 oct or
10, 255
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The Senate met at II A. n.
Messrs. Seward and Fessenden respectively pre-
sented memorials from the cities ofNew York and
Portland respecting the working the reciprocity
treaty-referred.
Af;er the transaction Of various other business,
Mr.. Hunter took the floor to express his views on
the Tariff
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All others are mere limitations and should be avoided il
Jou wish 70 escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED OF RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and raturzl Browa Black without the least
injury to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
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applications the Hair Of his patrons sf
his famous Dyes.
WIN A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
to be Distinguished fSu nature, and is WARRANTED
ip1rs in the long may be continued
and the III elects Of Bid Dyes remeied the Hair invigor
Eted ioE life by his Splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied a private roomsJ At The Wig
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Sold in all cities United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealess
a. The genuine has tho and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each Box of
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BATCHELoR's WIGS 4ND ToUPEEs surDAss all.
They are elegant, light, sasY and durable.
Fitting to charr-no turning up behnd-no shrinking
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233 Broadway, New York.
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TOtal Stocks, valued az 7O55O s9O,2O0-- 5000 60
5. Cash Loans, total amount secule ed by bills
receivable, with lst mtg Pa. K K Co. Bds
as collateral. ample security. y..-,.....- s,72s &c
g. Debts Tor Premiums S.....-.--.....-...... 2ls IS
AL other securities, bills receivable SECS IS
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La w INTELLIGENCE.

CIRCUtT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon VIM.
George Krebs, Judge The following business oc-
cupied the Court yesterday
David NJ. Sanborn vs. John F. Schindler-excep-
tlons to ratification of sale under mortgage, on the
ground that the mortgagor was insane at the time
OF the execution of the mortgage. Not concluded
0rville lIorwtz for complainant; J. H. Thomas and
). Ia. Mclane for exceptant.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. 2. Collins Lee, judge.
The following business occupied the Court yester-
day:
Priscilla Fahnestock Us. Adam Schnavely an d
John Keys-an action for damages. Verdict for
plaintiff for $780, Brent, Poe and Israel for plaint-
if; Ridgaway for defendants.
No assignment for to-day. The jury will be in
attendance until Wednesday.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr-Hon. VIM. Fell
Giles, Judge. The following occupied the Court on
yesterday:
Smith & Butt Us. VIM. McCann, before reported.
Verdict for defendant.
Edward j. Baker us. Joshua Register and Will
liam u. Webb-an action to recover damages for
the alleged Infringement of patent right for hy-
drant. Before reported. Verdict for defendants.
Mclaughlin and Cochran for plaintiff; Latrobe and
Curlett for defendant.
Chief Justice Taney set in chambers to hear ap-
peals from the United States District Court.
Nothing done yesterday in the Court OF COMMON
PLEAS.
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Htonstarg anh Commercial 8ebisn.
BALTIMORE, April 25, lS5

BALTIMORE, April 25 1859.
The Stock operations to-day again very light and
the market for Stocks generally rather heavy There
nothing whatever done at the Board i'll Railroad
shares other ancies For Baltimore and Ohio S54A
bid at the close and S55H asked regular way for the
opening these figures being decline Of to Y on the
closing quotations Of Saturday and Northern Central
of at sl9 bid slsS asked regular way, these figures
being less than bid and asked for this stock
urday. Canton closed to-day at $194 bid, Springfield
SIX bid, 81 asked and Gardner Hill at s2Sl bid 81 s7H
asked regular way The sales at the Board entirely
confined to Loans, and they en- brace $500 Maryland
at 1885, 5000 Baltimore City 6s 1890 99 900 North
ern Central Railway 1885 bonds at NJ seller 80 days.
81 900 do at 7lN buyer days and 81 900 do at reg
ular way. City 6s 1890 closed at 99A bid, 99K asked
and Northern Central 1885 bonds left off at Tx bid II
asked. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds closed at s6x
for 1885 S5 bid for 1sSOs and S3K bid 81 asked for
1855 For Northwestern Virginia first mortgage bonds
91k bid today, and for Central Ohio first mortgage
bonds 81 was bid, and 60 asked.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
MONDAY. April 25. 1889.
$500 Nd. 6's, go .IO5 1000 N c. RR bds ,s5 ia.
COO liat 6,s, 80. .9gS 1000 'a5 b3.. .7ls.
SEQ C. RR bds $3.50. .7lk 500 :" 'S5 .7US
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PRICE TWO CENTS

Wheeers criminal cases. He had not the book
now in Court, but in that case there was but one
single principle of law as announced by the Judge,
that was disputed by this prosecution. When he
should see the book he would show that the Judge
distinctly put that upon the very identical
principles that claimed by the prosecution in
law that would be applicable to the case, put it
distinctly upon the grounds upon which the prose-
cution had put this case, and the grounds which
were laid down in Sir Thomas Raymonds Re-
ports and followed by all the law writers since and
that those principles thus announced by the At
torney General of the State of Pennsylvania, were
expressly endorsed by the judge upon the face of
the opinion. He was anxious to see that case and
as 1t was very near the usual hour of adjourn
ment, proposed that the Court should now adjourn.
and he would have the book in Court tomorrow
morning.
Accordingly the prisoner was remanded, and the
court adjourned.
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AMUSEMENTN

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-night Senor VAL
iente, with the original cast. Our Eastern Shore
Cousin is the afterpeice.
NAY BAIL.-Prof. Charles L. Spies has an
nounced the programme for his customary Nav
Ball on Monday night next, at the Maryland In
stitute. This is the twenty-frst anniversary Nav
Ball given by him, and the favor with which they
have heretofore been received is guarantee of the
success of the coming one
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ARRIVAL OF THE ST. LOUIS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.


THE REVOLUTION IN CHILI-THE CITY OF QUITO,
ECUADOR, DEST0YED BY AN EARTHQUAKE
TWO THOUSAND LIVES LOST.
New York, April 25.-The steamer st. Louis.
from Aspinwall, arrived here this evening, bring
ing the California mails of the 5th instant, five
hundred and fifty passengers and S1,723 900 in
treasure. The trip has been made in little over
twenty DAYS.
The United States ships Oronoke, jamestown and
storeship Relief were at Aspinwal, all well, when
the ST. Louis left.
The principal consignees on the specie list are as
follows:
Wells, Fargo & Co., $500, ,OOO American Ex-
change Bank, $4,000; William Helle Co.,
Sherman Co., Sis, ,O00 Freeman Co., S74 ,OOO;
William Hoge & Co., $4,000; L. Kelly L. Co.,
| SAL, 900; James Patrick S45, 600
The attempted revolution in Salvador had been
| speedily put down.
The advices from Nicaragua only to March
2sth, and merely confirm the news already re-
ceived.
A fearful earthquake had DESTROYED the CITY of
Quito, with over two thousand inhabitants.
DR.. Trevitt the United States Consul at Valpa-
raiso had difficulty with the government. Several
of the principal actors in the outbreak of the 2sth
of February took refuge in his house, which was
twice invaded by armed police and the young me n
were taken prisoners. The first time they were
driven off by the energetic department of the Consul
and his lady, but the next day they forced to
had been cancelled by the government in conse-
| quence.
The Revolution in Chill was nearly quelled at las
accounts. At an engagement in Coquimbo, the
| Government forces were forced to retire, with
a loss of ninety-fve men. The Revolutionists lost
nearly double that number. The Bolivar opposi-
| ton party were beaten in an engagement with the
Government, forces with loss of 65 killed, includ
ing many of the leaders. General Cordova, the ex-
President, made his appearance on the frontiers
! and troops sent against him.
The Ecuador blockade OF Guayaquil continues.
The loss by the earthquake at Quito is stated at
$4,000 000 and the loss of life by high five
Thousand souls. A number of the small towns to
the northward of the city were also destroyed and
some damage was occasoned in Guayaquil.
| Marine News.
NORFOLK, April 25.-P. M.-During the heavy
storm, the sloop "Two Brothers" was capsized in
Hampton Roads, and Captain Jarvis and one mar
were drowned.
The crew of ship Flying Dragon. who were in pri
here for mutiny, have escaped from the
Jail.
To-day, the brig Caroline of st. Johns, for Balti
more, passed Cape Henry.
The schooner Cumberland and another coal yes
sci have been sunk at Sewalls Point. Crew.
| saved
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,

CARDENAs-Barkantine Andrea Munderson.
55l hhds sugar, Spence Reid; 40 do. molasses.
ter box mdse., W. H. Bruno; l do. Thomas Yearle
BERMUDA-Br. Brig Standard.
"a puncheons rum do molasses, 20 bbls sugar. Jos
c. Yates 4 Co.
FORTUNE TsLAND-Brig Coquette.
1000 bushels salt, +. T Montell 26 pieces rosewood
do. mahoginy, % turtle, master.
COASTWISE.
CHARLESToN-Bdrk Nassau.
6S bales cotton, Fills, Mayhem Co.; 81 do, A. C
Schaefer 81 do Spence Reid; 81 casks rice lowering
CO. 1000 feet lumber, Jno Kirby Son; case mdze
B. S. & W. A. Loney & Co.
FRANKLIN, LA-iSchr. Broadfeld.
SS hhds. sugar 6S bbls molasses, S. G. Hand Co.. S3t
do, Saml. Hurlbut.
NEW YoRK-Schr. Nightingale.
4O5 boxes pipes, Beck h Beacham; SO kgs wine, Lem
mon Brogden bbls bird seed G. o. Gorter Is blocks
marble 165 coils rigging r,dse, sundry persons
BosToN-Schr. Juliette
100 casks sal soda, Pearce Gray; 1870 pkgs mdse.
sundry persons
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VOL. III---NO. 1854.
Misttllaneoas.
NGER'S SEWING MACHINES.

l59 BALTIMORE STREET.
"eare now onerng our new Family Machines which
combine improvements found in no other machine at the
LOW PRICE
OF FIFTY AND
SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
Our standard Machines which are universally used by
the manufacturing tradeofths and the Northern cities,
HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE,
which places them within the reach Of all persons who hav
ewing to do
OUR MACHINES ARE
THE CHEAPEST OFFERED,
when considered they the only capable doing
every kind of or from linen bosom to aleaher shoe
Send for copy OIL Singer and Co.'s Gazette, contain
ing all information about Sewing Machines
Hemming Guages Of all sizes, and Binding Guages for
every kind of work, adjusted to Machines.
We. BRODERICK,
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BURLINGTON, N. j., April 23.-Bishop Doane
passed more comfortable night, and his physi-
clans are much encouraged. The disease appears
to be under CONTROL and if his strength continues,
there is good to hope for his recovery. The
appointments for visitation in different parts of the
diocese have been necessarily OstpOned.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, April 25.-Cotton quiet; sales goo bales
The steamer arrived too late for effect upon the market
Uplands, middling ii y cts, nominal New Orleans
middling, IL Z cts, and at II cts. transit with y
freighs Flour is dull sales of 5000 bbls State at "A
65 S5 Ohio s615d625. Wheat is heavy; sales of Is Oo0
Corn is quiet mixed s1GS3 cts; white and yellow sSG
Sc cts Pork is heavy; Mess SIG S7hGl7 Prime Sl2 75
6I2S7H cts. Whiskey, 25h cts. Sugars is steady al
6NG6% cts Molasses is nominal at 3S(139 Spirits
Turpentine heavy So Rosin is firm at s1.7o Rice
is quiet.
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JNOUE.CT

Yesterday morning, at the request of James A.
Walsh, Coroner Battee held an inquest over the
body of Thomas Kelly, who was accidentally killed
ON Saturday at the Manipulated Guano Works of
Francis Robinson, on Locust Point. Mr.. Walsh
was standing near the deceased at the time of the
accident and testified to the same facts as have al
ready been reported. The jury rendered verdict
of accidental death.
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Especial Despatch. ]

Another Dreadful Steamboat Accident
CINCINNATI, April 25-It is reported here that
the steamer St. Nicholas, from st. Louis for New
Orleans, exploded near Helena in the lower Missis-
sippi and that rs lives were lost.
Illness of Hon Mr. Letcher.
NORFOLK, April 25.-Hon. John Letcher is now
lying very i'll.
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EAS FIXTURES AND FIXINGS.

BLAIR Co,
AANUFA CTURERS AND DEALERS IN
GAS FIXTURES,
No 366 W BALTIMORE STREET
N BGas Pipe introduced by experienced workmen and
warranted free from leaks
REGUILDING, Re BRoNzIN0 and SILvERING done at the
shortest notice. ap2a-tfr
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From the Journal of Commercial
THE PTTRIIC DI1TY lE HONEST MIN

The delinquent class is increasing who NAV
calmly discuss in their counting rooms, libraries
or over their dining tables, the current and local
questions of the day, but they take no active part
in their settlement, move hand or foot to crush
out the abuses which act the city, or to avert the
calamltles which they the first to realize and
bemoan. So long as these men sit in their easy
chairs and leave the decision of the important is
sues of the day to political advenurers and trick
sters, they have right to complain of the incom-
petence of rulers the bad government of the city
or State. 1t is true that point has been appa-
rently reached when an honest man, taking an ac-
tive part in politics. the risk of injuring his
reputation when disinterested and faithful work
er in public affairs is regarded as a kind of myth;
and when every fresh folly, delinquency or outrage
on the part OF controlling parties and factions, is
received with which seems to say
this is all that can be expected; politics
and politicians are alike despicable. These
impressions certainly prevail, and are fire.
quently expressed in wealthy, cultivated and inu-
ing the momentous and responsible duties which
the citizen owes to his country, they idle, I'M
sound and unmanly. The folies, delinquencies, or
decentralization of others, no good reason for ne
glect, Incidence, or apathy part; but should
rather be incentives to resolute and harmonious ac-
ton among honest men who have substantial inter-
ests to protect. 1t is when the republic is most
come to the rescue, and do their part towards its
regeneration. The man who abstains from the dis
charge of his political duties through squeamish-
ness, over refinement, the of business or apa-
thetic Indifference, should know and understand
that in his neglect of his comparatively unimport-
ant duties, he is growing Indifferent to the great
ideas of SelfGovernment, Country, People; and in
that indifference, every spark of patriotism and ma
tlonal sentiment must sooner or later be extin-
puisled.
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EXpOR,rS FROM BALTIMORE.

MosrEoo BAY. JAMA1cA-549 bbls. flour; $50 do. corn
meal 400 bushels corn As bbs bread Is hf do beef 10
Or do SO bbls pork; 1875 kegs butter 5o do lard 10
kess do 30 boxes cheese 200 do candles 70 do tobacco
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FRES

The alarm of fire last night at about twenty
minutes to eleven O'clock caused by the partial
burning of two-story brick house on Oregon
street, near Lombard. The fire was extinguished
before the arrival of the engines. Damage slight.
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BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES.

p u B B L E s p e q It A II ES
CAT the London Watch and Jewelry store,)
No. I3T BALTIMORE STREET.
,,,,-o,- few doors below Calvert)
A. GEDE0N, 0ptcan, infor the public that he has To-
Gated himself permanently in this city, will take pleas
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACi.ES
The sale and manufacture these Sp taces being .pe
cdy the public will always find article and the
strctest attention. and due will given the proper
selection of Lenses. if
All other kinds ofSpectaces constantly kept on hand
Lenses inserted and repairing done lowest prices
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