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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05

Mt McIntire gives promises of being an active
Councilman.
meet this evening.
Kennard's and Webb's new stores will soon be
ready for occupancy.
The first official act of the new Mayor was to
swear In the Clerk and Bailiff of Council.
The reelection of E. T. Taylor as Clerk of
Council is a just tribute to his efficiency and
fidelity.
We haven't said anything about the new hotel
for several weeks, 1t still progresses towards
completion, however.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05
PLEASE THE BUSINESS PUBLIC OF
WILMINGTON.

We desire fair share of the Printing of
the City. Within the last twelve months our
Job Work shows large increase, for which
we return our thanks, and ask continuance
of favors,
Fa Estimates furnished whenever desired.
E9Priccs uniform
s'Prices lower than Philadelphia, because
our expenses are less.
E@-Our rulo is 70 aROso no dSfcctice uork ID
Icoce tie e9ies,
rG-Work done promptly, according tc
promise.
E9-Wc furnish Llottcrs, FIsHR, 10 our pa.
irons, but cannot afford to supply the re
mainder Of mankind, on the same terms.
Please send in your orders
JENKINS & ATKINSON,
COMMERCIAL PRINTING Rooms
f. c, Ferris, Superintendent.
aug9a II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hours.

TRAINS LRAvB wnAINeroN
For PhladeEphid-A4b, $50 $40, 1880 a m. 1870,
20O, AGO. o.4A, T.ln 1890 p, m. Sundays $50 p. m.
For Se'C York-l.sO 3. m. 1870 and SAB p m.
FOR BGltinlore-12B7, 2Os and 1000 a m. 1.Ob and
hlT p. NJ.
Fer The Delaware r RI, a. IN, Ter Harrington.
Returning arrives at Wilmington s1b, p. m-,) l2.o5
and 1910 a. m. 6.s5 D. m. No Sunday trains
For hep castle-125o, 7, 1910 q. M, and 696 pm.
For Codtespills, Reading, &c.-690, and 1920 An !;
Las and 800 p. m. Sunday train at a. IN.
LKAvK PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
$50, 10.45 and 120O a m 1910 $50, 400, b.OO
100, s0O and 11s0 p. m. Sundays s.0O, 1i.s0 p m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From Deldlrare X R.-sOO pvom New Castle)
l0lb a. m s.6o, s1b and p. M CThe two latter
are freight with passenger car attached.
From W. d. R R.-s.1b and 11.4O, a. IN. AS and
s.lo p. m. Sunday train at p. m.
From PhiLadelphia-1247, s.56 a. m 1928, 1245,
s.4o, tOI ais, $40, 1890. Sunday 1912 a. m and
1870 y. N.
STEAMBOAT e. N. FELTON,.
LedU's Wilmington at $50 a. m. and LOO p. m. /;
returning leaves Philadelphia at $50 q. ~, and 415
p IN.
kW- See time tahlea for further narticulara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05
FIMANolAL AND COMMERCIAL.
oFTruK OF THE DAILY COMMERCIAL,
MilminEton. Del.. Gant. 8. 1872.

A regular monthly meeting of the Hope Loan
Association was held last evening at which 5000
sold at 2ss1 per cent. preminm, and 81, ,4400 at
271S nar cent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05

a
The oath OF office was then administered by
j. H. Publ, Esq. James p. Hayes, member from
the 4th Ward was absent.
Mr. Simms, the new Mayor was then sworn in,
j. IL. Publ administering the oath. Mr.. Smms
delivered the following inaugural
Mr.. President and Gentlemen Of Council In
assuming the duties Of the position of Chief
Magistrate OF the city desire to return my
thanks to the party and the Republicans who
elected me- It shall be my earnest effort to
promote the welfare of the city and to see that
the citizens are secure in all their rights and
protected. / shall endeayor to faithfully and
impartially discharge the duties Of my office
without regard to politics. l again return my
thanks and shall so attempt to sshape.my official
conduct as to merit the respect of all parties.
The inaugural was spoken in a very low tone
OF voice, but was received with faint applause
by the crowd.
Council then went into an election for clerk.
L. L. Taylor and j. IL. Frazer were nomina-
ted, and Mr.. Taylor elected by vote of IS TO T..
James Lang was elected bailif, with 10 votes
Howard o. Moore and James L. Cox were also
in nomination and the former received q and the
latter votes.
The Clerk and Bailif were then sworn in by
the Mayor.
The rules of the last Council were read serid-
tttm and adopted, the Democrats attempting to
make one change-vesting the appointment of
the committees in the President of Council.
This was lost, on Uipa poce vote.
Council then adjourned until this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05

- CLdp-ffdp and ClHt.-lHvslid reader II you
are nnWise enough 10 put yourself outside OF any OF
tne mock tonics guaranteed contain nO difrusiVe
snmnant," you will inevitably come TO grief, ASH
your physician II any liquid preparation, destitute
OF slmnatlnB properties ID worthy sf the name OF
tome. he VIII tell you no. shun all such nau-
seOus cAtchpsnhies PLANTATION BIITRRs, the most
wholesome inYigorant In the world owes the rapidl-
" Win which II relieves the disordersd stomach and
the shattered nerves 10 the difiusive agent which
conveys its medicinal ingredients to the seat OF the
complaint: That agent iH the spirit OF the sugar
Cane the mest nutritious and agreeable Of all the
varieties OF alcohol. Fhe medicinal inRredients AZ
the blters, valuable as they are, wsud be compara.
lively useless without this dstrisutivs basis They
health, OF the horrible compounds Of refuse drugs
N state OF fermentation which humbugs are en-.
deaVoring to foist upon the public as medicines
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05

FALSE ALARM. - The alarm of fire about half
past ten o'clock, last evening, was false one.
The alarm was caused by a rumor that a saw
mill at the foot OF Tatnall street was on fire.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05

NEW DwELLINa.-Frank Gallaher is erecting
comfortable two-story brick residence on
Eighteenth street, near Tatnall, in the Ninth
Ward 1t is 1886 feet, and will be finished in
good STYLE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05

FOR THE WHISKERS'
AS our Renewer in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or tadea
Whiskers, we have prepared TINS
dye, in one preparation } which wiil
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces color which Will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. p. HALL, & cS.'
NASHUA, NH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05

~ Es Haue Tried Various Paper Collars end nud
from oxperlence, nothing equal to the Santley, in t
neatness and durability. trial will proye ON
statement correct Sold by
]. T. DOUGHTEN
diD Market straet
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05

~ Spotted Ike DSmtHoes The teeth soon become
speekled II den ement Is not removed every twenty.
four hours. To do this efectually there is nothing
like SOzoDONT. II literally renders Inc enamel inn
nervous and indestruetible.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05
Now AdyertInoments, ThIs Dny,

New Advertisements, This Day.
Funeral notices
Wanted-BOy IN ONCE.
Hardware-Truman a Shaw
Lost-Black-and-ta tan terrier dog.
Carpenters wanted-Wm. II. FOulk.
Wanted-Situation as chambermad
Nanted-Grl TO assist at HoHsework.
Soldiers and Sailors Grant and Wilson Club.
Sale Of horse and wagons by Stidham Il son.
Lawson's Hot Air Furnaco-Wm. E. Wood Co.
Instructions in drawing and painting-A. Il. Scott
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05
MURRAY

~ MURRAY,
ELS CARTING AND HAULING
done at short notice. Car to hire ana movings care
Inlly attended to. All orders can be left at MI
klnge Tailor Store. No. 8, W. Sixth 1t mRr01
LNRANCIS @. ALLEN is now selling Western
a. oats, s2 lbs per bushel, at reduced price Call
and see him. Sfsre, Delaware aVenue and West st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05
- ErUnL!gAS NOTICE.

1 bEPUBllCAN NOTICE.
IA REPUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS,
WtLMlHGTOE, Sept. 4th 1s,2 7
By resolution Of the Kepunlican Executive Com.
Imttee, ior New Castle County, Nomination Elec.
.iOhs, Tor Hundred and County officers Inspectors
Members of the Legislature. and Levy Court will
hed al the different polling places throughout the
County on saturday, 14tn, september. inst. between
the hours OF two and i've O'Clock, p M in the
country and two and seven I'm the City Of Whining.
ton. VIM SIIVER Chairman
JoHE CAMERON, secy. sep4-eOd&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05
Ts-Ur TOWN SKoB STORE.

~ VI IUHN bHUB SIORb,
LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
Are most respectfully invited 10 call at
NO. 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET,
ana satisfy themselves tnat that is the place to gel
hand made BOOTS, SHOES and GATHERS msdt
~ order. perfect Il guaranteed.
LADIES, MISSES, and cHILDREEs
machine sewed boots and shoes for sale at the YER
lowest prices. Do not forget 10 call and learn mi
prices before giving your orders elsewhere for Gus
tom boots, shoes and CATERS
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
j. NJ HOLMES,
No. 10 West Eighth street,
lnar2s-I t2d door from Shipley,) WILL, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05

- Time is money, and those who use the "a DOL
LAR REWARD SOAP. save time and make money.
WIN. IL. ALMOND BRO, Agents for Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05
Wilmington QuotatonS furnished by X. X. Rob
inson Co., Bankers eth and Market Sta,
at O'CLOCK p, NJ bo-fiaE
MERELY MEKTIoNED.
INSTRUCTION IN


DRAWING AND PAINTING.
Apply to A. T. SCOTT, Room No. 6, s. W. corner
OF Eighth and Market streets
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sem
tember l6th, at ~ O'Clock sepb-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05
city Council.

ORGANIZATION, LAST EVENING INDUCTION TO
OFFICE OF THE NEw MAfoR-ELEoTIoN OF CLERK
AND BAILIFF.
The new Council met, last evening, for organ
ization. Mr.. MAris presided. desire to wit
ness the ceremony of the Inauguration OF the
new members Of Council and the induction to
office Of the new Mayor brought together a large
crowd and before the body was called TO order
the space back of the rail was donsely packed
with people.
On motion Of Mr.. Quinn, a committee of three,
consisting of Messrs. Quinn, Pickels and Febi-
ger, was appointed to examine the returns and
report the qualifications of the new members
After a brief absence the committee returned
and reported the following gentlemen properly
qualified for membership In Council
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05
Unclaimed Letters

Remaining in the Wilmington, Del, Post Office
August 81, 1872.
Archy Emallne Lenning Chas
Allen j q tight Lucy
Booth Hannah Mann VIM
Brady Kate Marshall ~ Col
bi ckhead JAMES Mckendrick James
Beshy Israel McJOlley r Q
Brinkle Nellie Miller Mrs RObt s
Bourbon Rosa Nelson j w IL
Briggs RO0ert ODGnell Bridget
Count anna Jane PTlzer Aaron
Chandler Emma Perkins lydia
Carter James Page Moses p
Carter Thomas Perkins a Co L
Gollhs VIM Ii Parrish Mrs Stephen
Davis NJ ltlckard Amanda
Dewad John Roberts & co A p
Dolen Michael Reid Andrew
Elliott Lizzie Rtchte Mrs Abram
FOX Mrs Kate Raymond Georgg
Fowler Susie Riggs w
tisher WIN Rudgers Lacy
Glassco Mrs Mary Reed Thomas
Goodtng Maggie Reed W
Gaskill Lizzie Semple W
hOar Mrs AInieC Smith Rerkhart
Mood Charles Snaifer Charles
nm lara Smith Isaac (2)
Halliday Frank j Shafp PH
Hayes Jlsenh shaw A. Son
Hendrlck Martin whil Isaac
Jones NJ Treacy Isabella
Jones Sllis Wood AZ Uainea
hendrlck Hattie farnall Mrs a
JANIS LEWIS p. NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05
ID R L n It L n q .
FALL CIRCULAR.

COMMERCIAL PRESS PRINTING ROOMS,
WILMINGTON, DBL, August, 1874 (
Our compliments to the Business Public.
We desire to inform them that we are pro-
Vided with every appliance for performing,
and are making a specially of,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05
Situations mud zteIp agautea.
advertisements Of three lines are inserted unde
this head twice for " oentR)

this head twice fOr 70 centh1
UTANTED-A young girl to assist At Homework.
w sep6-9t- slI ORANGE ST.
UyANTED-Three good carpenters. Apply at
wv aep5-Qt THIS OFFICE.
WTANTED-A hoy In an once, one who Is not
wv afraid Of work Address In handwriting OF
applicant, sep69t' "CoAL' This once.
WTANTED-A young girl wishes a situation at
Wv sewing and chamber work. Best OF refer
ence. Apply at 80.
sepb-st 6lO TATNALL ST.
UyANTED-A mlddle-aged woman for house
Wv keeper, for one gentleman, where wages are
not so necessary as good home Inquire NJ
INTELLIGE ENCE oFF1CE,
sepssts s26 Orange street. e'
WTANTED-TwO or three good boys to leatn the
wv trade OF finishing morocco. ...
auga0-6t VIM. BUSH co.
NNTANTED-An honest active boy to serve Con-
w MERC1ALs; situation permanent. Apply AZ
augsO-n THIS OFFICE
XNTANTED-A few good men TO canvass for new
Wv and profitable business Apply Immediately,
or address 10 g. X. HOSTER,
No. 62I East 7th Street,
aug6,1m' Wilmington Del.
MARS. TAYLoRS SELECT INTELLIGBNC e
WI OFFICE, N. L. cor, Second and west streets
Families supplied with white servants at short
notice. jy2s6m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05

For The purro7e of nominating three Electors OF
PRESIDENT and Vice President OF the United States
Executive Committees OF the counties will please
see that the different electoral districts in their
several jurisdictions represented by the number
OF delegates t1 which they are entitled respectively
is disposed of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05


Every year increases the POPULAR
ty of fthis valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it IS
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptionS
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourlsheS
the hair-glands. BY its use, the haf
grows thicker and stronger In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except IN
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality
and | consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines
Price One Dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-05
4Faated.

advertisements OF three ZINES are inserted under
this head three times fer 90 cents.)
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-25
ASSOCIATION MEETING

A meeting Of the E. D T. A. was held
at the schol-house near the Town Hall
IN Somcrs, according t. previous notice
on the evening Of Jan. 10th, 1872. There
was very full attendance of tie friends
Of education. The meeting was called 20
order by the president at 73O; followed
by roll call and response by sentiments
The resignation OF the secretary having
been accepted, the next business of the
associationtwas to- elect snme one to fill
the vacancy On motion of D. H. Flctt.
It was decided t" choc-e by acclamation.
IN nomination by c. Smith, G. f. Jor
fian was elecNd. Reports Of sch, OILS
We're then IN ORDER, to which the f.flow.
ing teachers responded: d. RI. Elett. G.
Smith, P. 4 Barnes, J. Flett, V. Y.
Barnes and G. F. Jordan. An exercise
in Penmanship was then conducted by
C. Smith in tue discussion that fellow
ed most OF the teachers expressed them
selves to be in favor of teaching penman
ship by ssstem also that pupils should
At sn early age be taught to write, in
sfead Of being compelled 20 spend most
81 heir time IN printing. After rece $
m Exercise was CONDUCTED by. V. ".
Barnes, taking as a subject Great Men
ofthc United States. The last exercis
was debate on the question, Rcso1O d.
That the parent exerts more influence
than The tea cher in forming the CHARACTER
OF tile child. Miss Fitch, Mr.. J. L
Johnson aid Miss Strong were chosen a
a committee to decide the question. At
fifmative supported by: S. M. Hart. ]
FLEET. G. F. J'rdan N, gative, G. Smith
P Darpes, D. II Flett. The queStid,
WIS decided by he committee ia fave
o. .he afirmatlve.
On motion OFFS NJ. Hart it was decide,
tn hold The next meeting at the Unior
Church near Torrcy's.; and IN mo jon 81
d Fl Flett, adjaurneds sine die
| G. f. JORDAN, Sec
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-25

Hear the weather man of the IT,
tuSvtLle Herald let on. This is the
kind of weather that makes the liv-
cry and doctors business lively.
Those who Start out for sleigh ride
nowadays usually take buggy
along to ride home in, and v'ce GER
81, while some livery stable keepers
employ corps Of men with ther,nom-
eters. ON heir hats to stand around
town and watchlforfany GLANCE in
the weather that will necessi-
tate the change of their rolling stock,
from runners to wheels. The man
that is frost-bitten to day dies of sun
stroke Tomorrow, and one physician
Informs us he treated i patient OH
Christmas for coup de Soteil by put
ting ice ON his. brain, who was
brought TO his Office yesterday to
have the frost taken out of his
wooden leg so that the sap could
circulate again. ,sf@FaE' a7fL--9'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-25
1887. rvv 1879
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THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST,

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The dairy proceedings OF COngress and Of the sew
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literature 0fthIs and the Old World are Chilled for
its pages Its home market reports undergo A
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-25

MARKET VALUE OF ROSE LEAVES "A ladx
having asked the Farmers Ctub OF New Yori,
city 1t 'ose leaves, used so extensively in
the manufacture OF perfumes, might not be
gathered and dried with profit, and whether
there Is not market for hem. Andrew s
fn''er responded: Rose leaves arr iripor-
pound. II is not, however our cnmmnn
garden varieties thatflrn the rose leaves
81 commerce, bu' the red dan.ask rose, 50
largely cultivated in some port ions of Eu-
rope, from which the oil oil roses is made.
y Inc writer OF the above communication
wishes 10 go intoth rose Leaf lr,si,y.ss sh,.
should first have 10 -esr ablish a renn'ation for
pr"dueinga good arficle, before tt wind be
IN any great demand. I think. the labor in
TINS country would greatly interiors with me
profits" II the dried leaves bring bnt q, so
per pound, what wages could u woman make
per day gathering therl:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-25

GREAT INVENTION. Immt diately after
the dee!aration OF war against Prussia promo
sa's were made TO The Emperor Napoleon.
ny an inventor, for ''annihiating" The Prus
sans on moderate terms. An immense net
OF nne wire, capable OF pnveloping an entire
army corps" with solid cannon balls nttach.
ed t" the corners to keep it steady, was 10
have been fired at the Toe from a monster
mor'ar provided for that purpose. The wire
net would. according To the intentions of HE
'nyen''T. have Hen on the body of troop.
marked ont Tor destruction or capture; wren
seeing he enemy entangled i'm i,s mesh.s
th' French wond have nothing to do huI
march up to them and disarm. or, in ease. 81
resistance. put them to death. TIE reiectio.
iof bis new military machine was ut i ribrted
by The inventor o 'treachery" on The part o.
the chic Is who declined. 10 employ it
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-25


The fOlldwing are tile facts of an inter
sting cas-" before the present trrmn court
At I"wa City. us letaIlch in the Repubki.
cnR: A Bohemian living in Madis, n
township. was arrested last Sunday 10
answer 10 IAN indictment for murder said
ro have been committed in this coun'v
some fifteen years ago The particulars
as we ascelrained them, were to the IF. ct
That the prisoner married widow woman
with four children, two Of whom were
little girls, aged, respectively, seven and
nine years. These little girls were sent
out on, an errand for their step father, and
returned without accomplishing their
mission, which so enraged him that be
t"rk club, and with it beat the Youngest
girl untTl life WAS extinc;. He threatened
the nor her aud ther children with a like
dreadful tate If they revealed to the rub
lie the fearful crime which he had com.
United and thus by threats aud intimida.
ton, succeeded in suppressing, for fifeen
long years, the particulars IF this horrible
0tragedy. Ii was not until the little girl,
who accompansed} her sister. on THAT ia.
'attd mission bad grown tn wnmanhood,
and felt safe under the protecting arm Of
u man who had made solemn Wv "a
cherish and pro ect her through life. that
she appeared before the grand Jury t.
make oath to the terrible scene she wit
mes ed when, but A. child" a.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-25

A correspondent Of the Country Gen.
ttem0ra in referring,to the surface drain
ing OF wheat fields, mentions pan,whic II
is by blowing two burrows each way, 81
arranged that the last one leaves an open
or dead lurrow. Thee give these burrows
a thorough narrowing, making all fin,
and smooth this partly fills up the dead
furrow, which is then cleaned out by a
plank fnrlf,w cleaner then takes SWEEP,
Of some six feet-'hree each way-atni
spreads and smloths off all taken from
the dead fnrrow. This IS done bafore the
wheat is drilled in nWhen cutting the
crop the reaper is not interfer1ed with by
these gradually sloping drains. This is
certainly an Improvement ON The common
mode, but 1T is attended with much more
labor and expense
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-25
THE VALUE OF DIAMoNps-Tbe G II

THE VALUE OF DIAMoNDS.-The Question is
oft asked why are diamonds 80 costly:
why are they so highly priz.d - TniS ma :
he answered somew ha' in ihe same way ~
when we determine he reasons for the higl
value laced on gold aud silver vet gold is Is
'erm"d nom fashion than from any real bean
~. 9ArIIsi lie effects can be produced n cop.
per cOnvty Ing even richer and warrnlr tiI,ie
% the eye, and quicksilver. from $ mobility
produces a hrl lanry OF color SURPRISING hal
OF silver lis value depends however. ON il :
comparative scarcity. but above all on it's dtl.
raMii'y. TIE di'momd he mosi costly at ri
substances his intrinsic beaGrie Of us own.
II has limpidItv a brrlliancy Il fire appp,-
: aiming 10 i'srli, hut above all, an abSnlut.r
lndes'rncf ibliity far snrpa- Sirg thar of rl,y
known pro1nrt, which gives The addition /
reason TOR 'tF enhanced value The ir,t aja-
mond taken nom he bed o The Indian tor
r mt, cut centuries ago. has not '0st an atom
OF us weight nor HIS spark of its br;
liant fire ber', dimmrd Though IL has
passed throngh millions of h,nds it. shows
no trace of wear; It has been subject to ali
Temperatures aud climates ardalts shining
F's'r "'has never pa ed. This indrstructt-bi "
mas hen, made it Inesf1mahle IS II standard
at value A Thousand Years AGO it. had us
price, and n Thousand years to come it. mus,
remain unchanged IN form and Austre. ana
still be an object of worth