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Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

SUCTION WELLS AT Stockton. AND Fire
ENGINEs,-Experiments have been recently
made at Stockton, in boring for water to be
used in case of fire, instead of building els
terms, which, the San joaquin Republican
says, have proved entirely successful 1t
adds:
/ A bore Of seven inches in diameter was
/ sunk, at the southwest corner of California
and Washington streets, to the depth Of ~
feet. Into this was let down a suction pipe,
made of galvanized iron, with an elbow at
the top, upon which was coupling that was
made to fit the suction Of the Eureka Engine
This pipe is forty feet in length and four
inches in diameter. On Sd January, the Eu.
reka Engine, a powerful second class Smith
machine, was taken to the well and put to
work The machine was well manned. and
after playing about three minutes, through
an inch and a quarter nozzle, throwing toll
erably clear water, the pipe was taken off,
and the open butt was used for about three
minutes Towards the last minute the wa
ter became somewhat muddy An inch and
"A half pipe was then put on for some five
minutes, and soon after taking this pipe the
water became clearer, and fine pure-looling
water passed through the pipe The Eureka
played magnificent stream great distance.
After trying this, smaller pipe was used
for about five minutes making in all about
sixteen minutes that the machine was worked
Part of the time the brakes flew pretty brisk
ly. The fremen appeared TO be, almost to a
man, of the opinion that, with about as quick
stroke as is usually made when the engine
is in service for long time at a fire, it would
be impossible to exhaust the water with one
engine The cost of the well and suction was
about sl25, and they counld probably be
constructed for 800, which is less than one
third of the cost of the cheapest cistern.
The same journal of 9TH January, says:
Mr.. IIarkness, who bored the well for the
suction ripe, for the use of the Fire Depart
ment, is now sinking one of the same size
(seven inches in diameter) at the Asylum,
from which the steam engine is to be fed with
water 1t was intended to build cistern,
but as the well will cost about onethird of
the amount, and answer the same purpose
this plan has been substituted.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

New Use FOR PHoToGRAPHY.-the Boston
Advertiser mentions new use of the photo
graphic art. In the Massachusetts, Supreme
Court, lately, there was hearing in case
touching the rights of the owners of a party
wall and several Photographic pictures of
the adjoining estates were offered in evi
denee. The Advertiser says:
No description in words, or plan by sur.
yeyor' could have afforded so satisfactory in.
formation as to all the details of the walls, as
the Photographic pictures gave, with most
reliable accuracy. series of pictures taken
during the progress of any work, concerning
which a question is likely to arise in court,
might be of the utmost service in establishing
facts in the case, by species of testimony
which, from its nature, must be unimpeacha-
BILE
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

SALrY.-Saline county, Illinois, at the late
election, gave 1895 for the Democratic
ticket, and not a single one for the opposi.
ton
The above item, per last steamer, we notice
is published in several Buchanan organs, and
our copy is clipped from the San Jose Tri
bune-and we do not copy it for the news it
affords but to expose the duplicty and i'm
pudence of these Administration editors
Saline county gave 1,o95 votes for the Doug.
las Democratic ticket, and 600 votes for the
opposition the Administration The salt
of this county is the SAVIOR of the Cincinnati
Platform, - Placer Press.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

NFws FROM THE CAPITAL.-We have en-
ployed a regular telegraphc reporter and
correspondent from the Capitol, who will
commence his duties on Monday. He is n
gentleman liability, well known as writer.
and will keep the Democrat well posted in
legislative and other intelligence at Sacra-
mento. The latest news from that source
may therefore be regularly looked for in
this paper
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

PERsoNAL.-I. n. Dawley, Esq. of Nevada,
Douglas candidate, last year, for Controller
of State, was in town yesterday, and paid our
sanetum visit. He is just up from San
Francisco and the Capital. and goes on home
TO Nevada to-day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

OLDEST Masonic LoDGE-W estern Star
Lodge is the oldest in the State. Its charter
datos in 1913, and was brought to this coun-
Try by Mr.. Peter Lassen and two Of lis com
panions Lossen is well known throughout
Northern California lie is now an aged
man, and resident of Honey Lake Valley,
1t is with pleasure that we say that the lodge
which he assisted in establishing in Shasta IS
one of the most fourishing in the State
MaSta Rtpnbllcan.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

C%- We are greatly indebted to Wells,
Fargo & Cos Express for numerous favors ex-
tended to this office during the past week
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

C8 Several persons in making their way
to the fire in Stockton, on Tuesday night, fell
into an excavation which had recently been
made on the sidewalk in Main street below
Centre Among the victims says the Argus.
was Holmes of the Mariposa Gazette, whose
misfortune upon former OCCASION under cir.
cumstances somewhat similar, should have
taught him the dangers of trap doors and
running to Stockton fires.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

REcoRDERs CouRr, YEsrERDAY.-Ed Edward,
a kanaka, arrested on First street, at one
o'clock, P. NJ, Friday, for being drunk and
disorderly, was sent up for four days
Lewis Shey was found guilty of being a
vagrant, but, on promising to leave the city,
was allowed to depart in peace
A. Harris, for assault and battery, was
fined $50 and costs, which he paid.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

Rcligious.-Rey. b. WALswonru will preach
T II Sunday NJ RNIN G., IN the First Pres
tytsran Church, d and Fifth streets, at II
o'clock. Subject" The Parable Of the Mustard
Seed" In the EVENING, at o'clock, he will deliver
the first Lecture of his series, on "The Religious
History Of the Huguenots"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

rs Thanks to Langton & Co. for a copy
of the Hydraulic Press, of yesterday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09
Sperial 91Otitrs.
Notice.

From and after this date the FREE LIST will be dis
continued and those in arrears must SETTLE or they
will be served the same. All who wish the Paper, will
be served BY leaving word with me or at the 0nce.
r.. VI. HILL,
Carrier Of DAILY NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
Marysville, January lst, 1859
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

MIR. E, b. DAVIDSON is our Agent in Sacramento
and is authorized to receive subscriptions and adver-
tiscmcuts, and to receipt for the same ONCE at f..
b. Daydson's Post Once Exchange, 4th street, be-
tween and X, near the Post Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09
IIOIlOXyay's OiI

Holloway's OimIment.-Before using this Bal
samic remedy open the pores by warm fermentations.
Then rub in the saye, and wherever the sore swelling,
wound, bruise, or eruption may be located, it will
speedily disappear
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

Agency NOIice.-Mr. l.. p. FISHER Is only
authorized agent in San Francisco, to receive adver-
tscmens, receipt for the same, and to transact bus
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. Office 171k Wash
inston street. (upstairs.) nearly opposite Magures
Opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

GB- We are informed by Harvy's Ex,
press, says the Nevada Journal, that Dutch
Flat has made itself quite conspicuous with
in the last week. Bob Hale and Thomas
Mellen had a regular "ring fight" last Mon.
day morning, on account of an old grudge
existing between them. Hale came off vic
torious Considerable money was bet by out
siders. Several fights have taken place
since that time, growing out of the above.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09
SUNDAY, JANUARY ., 1859.

81 hare vro,m en- the altar ofmy country eter-
nj en0,1y to ecsry form ef tyranny orer tie
mind or man" Tuos. JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09
NIethohlrl Ep,seonnI Chnrch. cnrner .

lth and streets. Preaching at II A. NJ and z. NJ.
Rev J. d. MAIS, Pastor. Sunday School, at p. NJ.
Prayer Meetings, Thursday evenings. ali P NJ Seats
free. The public invited to attend.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09
Provisions, Liquors,
ALSO
Every Variety OF Case Goods,

Comprising n complete assortment, well adapted to
the TRADE, which they offer for sale at the lowest
market rates.
ORDERS from the interior will be promptly and
faithfully executed jan5my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

EAGLE SnoT.-An immense bald eagle was
recently killed at Oregon Gulch, in Butte
county, while in the act of CARRYING off n
good sized shoat When spread out, its wings
measured ten feet from tip to tip. lie was,
says the Record, a tdlonted individual. as the
specimen now in our office fully demonstrates.
covering, as it does, span of seven inches.
lie was indeed a proud specimen of the
American bird. and he derives no honor from
having fallen in a filibustering expedition
VICTIM TO HIS PROFESSION Mrs. Snow,
who belongs to that long.suffering but most
estimable class, editors wives, gives vent to
some of her troubles in this wise
Mr.. Snow knows the name of every paper
published in the United States aud England.
but he cant for the life of him tell the names
OF his children. He knows Just the age Of
every American journal, but he don't know
the ages OF his own babies He knows how
every contributor looks, but | don't believe
he can tell whether my eyes are black or
blue
The world says Mr. Snow is getting rich
All know is, he gives me money to elotbe
and feed our boys and that, too, without n
complaint Of poverty. | hope the world is
right in opinion, and when | am fully satis.
fed that it is, l shall advise him to resign his
editorial honors, and spend few months in
becoming acquainted with his wife and chill.
dren. The little ones VIII feel much fiatt cred
in making the acquaintance of so literary a
gentleman.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

100 Best Curled Hair Mattresses;
200 Feather Bolsters;
800 Fine Feather Pillows;
23O Premium Spring Mattresses
New Addt to the Exchange OF GO Rooms, fur
nished in the hest of style
Fine suits of Rooms for Families.
The Proprietor SETS THE BEST TABLE IN TIE
STATE.
This Hotel is freproof and has $50 hard finished
rooms.
LADIES' ENTRANCE to the Hotel, corner Sansome
and IIalleck streets.
The Exchange has been entirely remodeled paint
ed and renovated throughout.
The Proprietor will leave nothing undone to make
the guests of the Exchange comfortable while stopping
at this Hotel. Prices shall be reasonable.
~ The Exchange Coach will always be in readi-
ness to convey passengers TO and from this Hotel
dec2S-lm2p BAILEY SARGENT, Proprietor
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

New AeRANGEMENT.-The What Cheer
House, kept by that most liberal oflandlords,
5. Stahl, has reduced its prices of board with
out reducing either the quality or the quaint.
ty of its edibles See Stahl's advertisement
and then congratulate yourselves on the
chances of good and cheap living
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

FnLMoRE.-"Did you vote for Phil Moore ?"
asked Wellerite of a Washingtonian, the
other day
Fillmore hell, no |" replied the Washing
tonian, his eyes bugged out "about feet !;
no, sir voted for Jeems Buchanan
"Oh, the devil :" replied the Wellerite, a
don't mean for President but for Speaker of
the California Legislature"
q" Phil. Moore p rejoined the Washington
ian; "no, sir; the Broderick men once trust
ed him, and don't go cent on him."
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

A FULLER SrATEMENr.--We should have
stated little more fully, yesterday, that NrI
Snyder, who was unjustly accused of stealing
by Centlivre, was discharged by the Re.
corder, on the ground that there was no
proof against him whatever, and that he was
entirely innocent of the charge Mr. Snyder
is man who is very much respected by a
large number of friends.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09
FRESH GARDEN SEED
For Rent.

4 RANCH of about NINETY ACRES, known
n as the Reed & Purdys Ranch, on the Yuba Bot.
tom. Apply to WM, F. CAMERON,
lapoV Or 2, DUPRE,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09

WARREN ENGINE Co-This gallant and
brave band of Firemen, who have won so
many laurels during the year just passed,
celebrated the anniversary of their organiza-
tion, on yesterday They remembered the
NATIONAL DEMooRAT with the presentation of
sundry bottles of sparkling champagne, with
which the office drank their health individ.
ually and collectively. Long may they wave
BRooMs.-E Smith and NJ. d. Cook have a
broom manuiactory, three miles above this
place, on the east side of Feather river, whore
they are doing a fourishing business. They
have presented us with a couple of brooms
which are fine specimen of home manufac
ture-better than any imported brooms that
were ever bought to this country.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-09
New Furniture,

FHNHIS old established Hotel is now furnished with
Collins Co.'S celebrated premium Spring Mat
tresscS in every room
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10
4ailp Tir9iulan.
nomence in Holloway's PHI Office

A NKrHxw OF rHR PILL ISvKNroRpEsERrs MS WIFE
Abous two years ago. one Thomas Young. Of
London. nephew Of Thomas Holloway. the pill
man, married young woman contrary to the al.
vice and wishes Of his uncle. Mr.. Holloway, II
is alleged, was 50 opposed to the match that Mr.
Young the husband. was induced to leave her IN
London, and come to this city. where he acted
a. pill agent in the establishment. Ne ~ Mad
en- Lane.
Meantime the wife went to work and earned
money enough to fellow him and lew days
sincs arrived In this city. having made the journ-
Az ON = sail vessel She soon found Young. who
was apparently happy to meet her, gave her
tender welcome. and engaged board for her aud
the little child. which he had not before seem with
Mr.. Whitaker. He left her at that house PROM
ising to return and get her baggage from the ship
the next morning.
This promise was not kept, and the wife found
he had paid her board in advance for a few days;
but made no further provision for her, having LETT
only 6fty cents for the benefit of the baby.
After waiting some time in suspense, the deser'
ted wife went to the Mayor, and made an affidavit
setting forth the facts above stated An othcer
was sent to so Maiden Lane, Ia inquire OF Mr..
Brown, clerk in the Office; but he either isnied all
knowledge of the matter or refused to give any
information.
The Mayor. believing he knew more than he
would tell, summoned him toappcar aud made him
testify. lie then stated that Mr.. Young had left
the city and gone to Quebec.
The wife an intelligent aud fine appearing wo-
man, testfes that her husband is able 10 support
her,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10

The SrRoNG-M MINDED WOVEN OF THE Revolt
rioS.-That there is now nothing under the sun,
that the strong-minded and strong handed females,
generally regarded the pecdAar oti-shoot OF the
civilization OF the Nineteenth century, find their
countcrparts in the past is seen by the following
extract from New York paper Of LIS, quoted III
Moore's Diary Of Revolution:
The following droll affair lately happened at
Kinderhook. New York. 4 young fellow. an
enemy to the liberties of America. gongto quilt
ing frolic, where a number Of young women were
collected. and he the only in company. began
his aspersious on Congress rs usual and held
forth some time on tie subject, I'll the girls cxas-
perated at his impotence, laid hold Of nm. strip
ped him nakei to the waist, aud instead of tar
covered him with moasses. and for feathers took
the downy tops of fags. which grow in the inca
dows, and coated him well and then let him =.
lie has prosecuted every of them, aud the mat
ter has been tried hct re Justice Schaonmakcr -
We have not as vet heard his w,rship's Judgement.
1t is said Parson Buell's lans hter is concerned in
the affair.
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1 F.IRABIE ENnILY NESIDEN1I =

1Fh1KNBTE TNWIIH NEN1DENt o -,
II FOR SALE-t wish Ia sell my FAMILY RESI- AT
DENCE, Franklin HUI, bciug the that purChRs dot
Vim Clavey The House Ms rnums in, udng base
ments There l. good Kitchen w.h smoke house
and good Well Every thing il la excellent urirr he
place very comfortable and the only reason wish 10 M Is
account Of its di t,nec from place IT hnsae-s will
cell accommodating and dine viii chaugc
other property WM a. MILLER.
dec IN he lIt.i
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. j. MATTHIAS IL CO. Eyl
vi MAIN ST, LYNcHBURG, VA w
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.

"E again call the atten ion ~ uirn4 and III pubic
w 10 our stock of / ALI. AID WINTER GOODS con
sisiing In part Of BDNNEI OF AL kinds Miss AND uuNS
HATS, RIBBONS, J. 10 " l. RS, FEATHERS. III NJ
DRESSES, DRESS AND MunAlE CAPS. Fanny HAIR
PINS. CT OAKS SHANLS la l. GOODS moor
SKIRTS and an elegant loi of y 49, from i,lty
dollars sett. FRONT, SIDE AND BAG X HAIR BEAIUS
KID GLOVES, HAIR Blt SHE'S AND COMBS SOAPS
AND PERfUMERIES JETr ORNAMENTS wIth Naiiu
ty Of articles too nugrraus mention
~ Repairing done a, short notice ard u good order
We respectfully Invite examination Il our
stock - NC believe II Vii will any
variety style and chaprers bay genis
favorable terms Please CAL ani examine e., ,ours,e, and
be convinced Of the fact
kentJ i,ullr.r r.-.-., L., Z. .----.
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ANE OF THE pLsr rrRGAIlYH AND LIVER w
80, .r,@re ts % Dr. >
CatAaytic easier mdtT and tut' 'Hf Is, thaa the
medicine known. It j. not puN CatAafc bn, a ,rsr
remedy, acting first . Lyec -c as morbid ma,
ter then the stomach and novels carry that ma,
ter thus two pui poss efociualy wtb"u,
any Of the painful prreacrd ~ the spta,i"n,
- of most Catharti1s II stfeagtacns t. the
crate doses will strengthen and bu! i, ~ VIII unu>aai
= rapidty.
tirey from new articles OF IA dirtu', nsauuy Gums
SOME ideaof the those gum NAV be ruci
when IL Ia known hat on" b7te Of the orator
without OF it. delo,eei5u, fleets
- Though possessing med pow Tics, Gums
have been bu, little know ih >c,as AMI neyt, used
In their prescriptions Until aed IN the go
rsov which met with such ,eien,el snrec a. to
induce the proprietor 10 offer 1t as family
k5Ls.1 Complaints In tluii worst ioruS
hsAtarsstsn being caused By .cr.n ed Ltr,r cur
Cd " he'll the l.iN, is excited
= y and a. n proof II n me sy,"nv ,,,, - u" 's
ease let any euc troubled with Jauni,o lax In.
ator r. gua one week aud their skn vii begin to "a,
- Ce.uv~nr.- can be permanently CURED by the
o...or tass IA small do'es On rat, ing ana
dose the bowels let in hr.'Fy si active siair ant
WORK as regu.atIS IS e.oce work
double dose Of the fareoraior which ,orrcrts Al al,,
and soreness Of the stomach
XII For loaded "a It las no oonn =. II ro,vc
jail oppressive unssEy feeling after Gang heartily Fo
family rndt'hf generally, al. who SPEAK th
Highest ierms.
!;nendrd o. cure for Liver Complaints and all disease
Nttrisng from Diseased Liver Tn, OF
tny OF Physicians in It's favor induced am
ao~ conviction certain that it is of the greatest
i.nes ever gvento Dyspepi forit made complete
before the frst bottle taken. and we can ca
m anything edible with nj uouble. while before nothing
Va the ighest food would digest aud often that gave psn
NOW what we want to 10 all readers is il Lira
Co~ptssnn or Dypepsa trouble do not fall thi
Il the greatest remedy In the world -.,ats Eart
~ We take Infinite pleasure in recommending tbs mcdi
- enc ~ preventive for Fever nd a ga-, q
- ves. ana all Fever. ot bilious Type. II orcr
Win certainty and thousands Hing 10 testify
~ nese mas never been tried in family ,mc,ly
nan nas met with snc unboundcd success il the cure
foi diseases ineidcst 10 children, Dr In
h8SFosers Nor 10 II alone for diseases OF chi,r., ,,,
use NJ tor acts Cathartie mildly and g,n,iy
ana seems 70 renoSse the system thoroughly that w,
think - are doing service spe the,, "a, hor
they need medicine, TO try this remedy There ar, Ca
that have come under notice great hen,a HI.
been Isesv:d " dseases Of the Liver and Bow
Va es where al other rADedies failed II n,
become % usefui In family that we will NOT he with
lout b--JSskss~siLe ALs., Republican " wan
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PtR BOTTLE
SANFORD CO.. Propsetors 345 Broadway, New ,rk
EUR ovkkCOATs, AT
II dec 2lAAj GLASS RAiNES
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u 3 - -. ss;ss.. .:...scs
IAsmECT MOUTE To TME wa.r and the
h Ly nchbufg. VIA Va Ienu k"iroad ynrh
bls,o i'f.'o, wa L..i Tenn and v" h.'"ad from b,'.oI
lc Ia baton Western and Atlantic ia,osd from ,i
,aattanooga via Nashville aud Chattanooga railroad
ion Chattanooga Aenyns Charleston
"a ttad 80 10 Atnphs
Through Iekcs ssi'd IL the ai"vc ponts aud de Spus
checked through Al the oii.ee South side
IN" knowing schedule viii b. the sputhside RAJ,
I'd commencing SUNDAY next the ith Ju., moi
NAIL AND rA>,ENGEK TRAIN.
tun ecing with iha ltiehnond ani ba.'aia rraI-. AT
Junction aud Win the through Lyn,D
l.aatu Petersburg daily aIoo,GA
AIN. bu,A., ie (Jnnetion) "i......'..... 1T
At,so Al farm'iiIe ......'....''......... -
Arae", L.uchbufg a..'...'........'''... i-i0 T. NJ
Leak. tAn'LIuis Jan! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
aaHe II - rInNhle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a VI
A9taeat Bni .cv,Ie tJaneoiD at............ II
inElunl TRAN
CONNECTING win RAnond aud Dd"''i., ftains at the JAM
Leave Petersburg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AM
AN, a. lrn"nt,rry ~, 49, ~
~ Al l,u kr,iir tJun..pon1 u......,........ NJ
ANN Il 4, rr-burg II, T. IA
~ As'on"'dA,o" Passenger Gar too - " ay 81 Loco"
't,sht at ~ M,and passengers eons u y est, "n
t,' IN Man Tram at e'",k, A NJ stopping t',es, l."
A m aud put III 10 Dc r'i osst.dny Taos
Ia e"s. 81 the tam Al m 10 ease 80" abe in oe s"od
a.. oh.t point attn tsnl' Ander'"ns All tord
Bef.. ,lil' kcus ush Bdds f"trn.... r..sprc Ramp
p Evergreen, "A. r'lnaoa spout >tUur IN sia James
CITY roiST BRANCH
saHf lie Railroad Fr,aa and Passenger Trans leave
f'ieesbafe i""y lSrnda. scA,"pehJ 't.......' \. Vi
hn"rat ny fi" J.,
Iaaa,o tam. eonnee, " ll the JG.. Nv. steamers.
ln. ,4iy Norfolk every saturday morning
~ ae.d'y evening with the nae Steamers hoan"ke aud
Jstne,ts" II hound io' New York
liz Afternoon l,an on TN, Road will te run only shcn
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BALTIMORE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
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X. FRANCE Il CO, MANAGERS.

FTER the Of the many Bogus Lottery concerns
hrou, hout The country purchasers Il Tickets
i,ud ordering Those lao Il 'r" purchase would
foolish t. send money I..ry without
that i1ey ~h have arness in drawings and schemes and
feel that The Managers are resp nsbio tor pr.zes
The MAINLAND LoTTkRIks have been drawing ov er
Millions OF dollars have be+n drawn Capital
PMS from 9iUO0o up Stu oU and the holders
" bout siDgl. exec pton pail
1he-e Lo ires To order Tickets iu The Managers
full, rrsponrle for every Prize sold without
they have given BpnI- ia" Of Mar
hal miiin 81 ,'llrste Itr" holder. They
Promise s"u s7ptOJ eso,o " 90 tor SO bnt
fair aud honest s.hon.s good made
price OF the Tice.ts.