davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1873-03-26

We have used the Singer Sewing machine
and a $50 the American and much prefer the.
American, especially fOT ease Of movemen,
7 r CrvN,rp
Smyrna times., 1873-03-26

1t Stokes gets another trial be Will perhan,
prove that Fisk plotted his own murder to ger
STOKES hanged and out Of the way.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-26

SHERIFF's SALE. : The farm Of Jacob
Williams, near this town, and ono of the best
in the Hundred, was resold for the third time
on Thursday last by ex-Sherif Hargadine, to
Dr. w. T. Collins for $1,000 The woodland
was sold :. to John Truax for $500. It seems
difficult to make Sheriff sales stick on q first
trial in this town. TO upset them seems to be
second sale Of this farm, last fall, Mr.. Edward
Blais became tho purchaser, for $5, ,150, and q
report is now current that this third sale will
lead to litigation. Mr.. b. complied with all
the terms OF sale, and, il is said, insists upon
the right of ownership.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-26

Wilmington has another big enterprise
Eureka Manufacturing Company. Some time
since a patent was obtained from the Depart.
ment at Washington upon bed spring, in.
vented by Rev. Jno. Allen, Methodist minister
Of Newport This patent was subsequently,
bought by Joseph L. Killgore, City Treasurer
OF Wilmington, and it is for the manufacture
OF this bed spring, together with patent fold
ing bed-stead of Mr.. Killgore'' own invention,
that the Eureka Company is being organized,
with q capital stock of $50, 900. Such men
as Lobdell, De Normandie, and others, are
into the enterprise. The steads are designed
for hospitals, camp meetings, the army, &c.
An order for 1000 OF the beds for the Phila.
Steamship Co., has already been taxed.
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BIRTH.

In this city, May IOlh, to the Wis Of Mr.. a. 5. Bolster, a
daughter
In this city, May 18th. at Happy Home, B.re;ania street, to
the vafe 81 IT, J. Hayselden, n son
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Projected Departures.
VESSELS IN POR'
MORAN

RErosT oF sHIP CoHIs0A, RoPES, NAsTEE--LeN Boston
Dec sth, 1sT2 hal good westher TO staten Land in siNty-Hve
.iAys from there 10 lat SOC in tire Pacific was Eory-two days
with a constant succession q gales from W to NV with very
high -a SIRE then had very moderate weather To within
eight days Of these islsnd-, then Eght viHls and Gains %
port, making the passage On 100 days. In bat $50 so ;, long
6J7 "a W Gst 0verboari \ Andersen, SEAMAN. IL wa blow
ing n gale az the time with a high sea running did not miss
him until ne was seen astem tried all We could 10 save him
nut he sank Immediately
a NEw LsoHrrDUsE os ASoEU sacEI Marcos H.REoR,
JAPAN.
wAsHISsroS, D. G., April information has
been received from the japanese Government. thar \ revolving
light, Of rhe fourth order. win be shown from a lighthouse To
~ erected Oh Anor Sack Maioga hIrbor, in the Province q
-nlma. on and after thc night Of April 1t, from sunset TO sun
r-e. The temp0Fary-Axcd light which has been shown there,
since September Ist, 1870. win he discontinued. Anori Sacki
Lighthouse Is situated on the eastern extremity Of Anori Sacki-
The southern head % fhe entrance of Natoga harbor Is 81
~ S5r north latitude, and il 35s 81 ~ cast Of Greenwich.
The tower n built Of wood octagOn In shape. ami IL painted
white. IL is thirty feet ia height 10 the centre Of the lantern
light u viii be q evolving white light. Of The f1urth order,
with hall a minute Of bright and darn inteTvaG5, and viii nlu-
inmate aO0e Of horizon, from a bearing Of south 337 west
raund, b. East 10 north SIS west, and will be Obscured on the
other eide between those bearings. The total elevation OF the
light above the sea win he lGs feet, and It's range, visible frOm
q vessels deck, viii be about fifteen nautical mies-
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IMPORTS.


FRoH sTERBUcK IsLNND-Per Lur.aI1o, May Ilth Ia
Empty H1Trcls, 2 Empty Casks TO II Davies.
FKoN BOsTON-PeT Curfnga- May 18th IS Stoves. 6 Fur
naces. 5 Reservoirs. . bndis Castings, . racks HouOwvyare, IL
80 and , bbls Hardware, I hid Copperyare, 1 bndl Hollow
wIre, 2 bales Ndse 20 } Mott a. co; IFT kegs Nails, 400 cs
Oils, 20 O. Matches, 3 CO Turpenifnc, 81 c. anil . pigs Hard
ware, 7 hndls Wood Trays, . bndls Brooms, 3 bndls Barrow
Trays. 8 nests Painted Tubs, 4 Plow Castings, IS bndIs Car
rtNge Work 70 Dhiinsham a Cos 100 c. on, 20 cs Matches.
- c. Hardware, . PlOw Castings 10 r % Han a. Son 2 cS
Brusbc-- % butls n ebay, 50 nests Trunks, IS bbls Resin, 20
bbis Falls, 50 c. Turrenfine. ] pkg Lining. 1 csc DLsonl, 80
pcs OAK Plank, R93 pcs Lnmber, Is bndis Chairs, IL PtOw
Casting-, 3 c. Besn=, ] pee Timber. 10 60 Yeast Powder, 1 csk
AMI 2 kegs SOoP. 2 ~ Paint, SO bales Oakum, 10 bxs Sauce. &
bbls Vinegar, 4 csks Comp Nails, 100 cs Matches, 3 cs Prints.
81 bNs Furniture, 10 qr bhIs roTk, S bales Mattresses, l Gee
ht~e 10 bbs Hide Poison, s5 kegs Nails, so bs Soap, %
kits Nackercl, 5 c. Tobacco, Is csks Cumberland Coal, 253
tons steam Coal, 1903 hhls shocks. ls2 bbIs Dsais,J csc
BrOouls, I csc Sitovcis, 2216 III bhls Shocks, LIZ hf bhls
Heads, I Dbl Hoes. is bbts Plaster. IS c. SheatItng. . cs PioHs.
> g. AMI . bniis Chairs. s. Barrow Trays. IS cs and = coils
MdS- % b5 Hollow ware. , bxs Scales, s cs Ok Bows, : c.
Hnudle-, 10 bales Denhns, . - Varnish. 10 hf ibis Paint, 10
hNs Starch, - pkgs Furniture { bVS Nafbte. . bxs Granite, -
- Lobsters, so - Oysters 70 o Brewer ~ Co 8 Churns, 1
cc and I trunk Mt-e, I Stitching Horse, 9 Iron Link~. Il
Stoves 10 bulls Hollow ware, : bndls Castings, 8 bndIs and 10
pigs Furniture, : g. Eaccts 20 Address , pkgs Mdse TO }
Brown ID csks Beef, . csSs Pork 90 A } Cartwright 20 cs
Patnkilcr 10 A W Peirce & Co G haieS Hd-e 10 7 G. Heuck ;
: oNs and bndI Mdsc, $50 6 on, Is bbls salts. 100 bhls
Ro-in, 35 ke-s Nails, so rs Matches, 20 bnlis Iron, 50 g, !
bhls and , pkcs Hardware. I bndl Whips.
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial A06trtisrr.
SATURDAY. MAY II.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT.

Within the past week we have seen IN circula-
ton certificates Of Deposit - issued by the
Department Of Finance for sums of twenty dollars
each: and we have been informed that some have
been in circulation Of the denomination Of ten
dollars.
II Is well known that we have always looked
mon this matter Of the issue Of Certificates Of
Deposit with no small degree OF suspicion, and
have questioned It's legality. The Treasury De
rartment have answered those questions, with
come force and propriety, that the issues were
warranted by the provisions Of the 479th Section
OF the Civil Code NE say with pFopriety and
force. 50 long as the certificates were issued for
sums Of not less than fifty dollars. The section
alluded to reads:
"FOr the purpose OF promoting convenience III
business and exchange between the different Islands
Of the Kingdom. It shall be lawful for the Minister
of Finance, in his discretion, 10 receive any current
funds on deposit, 10 any amount not less than nifty
dollars, and to issue Certificate OF Deposit thereof,
payable To bearer, on demand, without interest
Our first acquaintance with these certificates
was when they were issued Of denominations Of
one hundred 70 i've hundred dollars, payable in
silver coin; next for tle same amounts, payable
in gold coin, and lastly when they were issued
for the sum Of fifty dollars each. IL Was claimed
and accepted that they were issued for the con-
yenicnce OF the public, to save loss of time in
counting as well as the burdensome carriage Of
silver. When the gold certificates appeared the
same excuses were made to apply, but with less
force. One peculiar feature of the certificates
we have seen lately is that they do not purport
to be payable in either gold or silver. as formerly.
What will be the next move? just what excuse
Is to be given for this last issue of Dos and los,
we cannot say. for it viii no doubt depend largely
upon the amount Of ingenuity possessed by the
maker Of the excuse.
Our ability for guessing is not equal to the
task of deciding how this very convenient Section
479 Of the Code is to be construed to meet the
present want Of capitalists; but We can easily
suppoae that u new light has been thrown upon
the page, and a new and more liberal interprcta-
ton made Of the text, which will do duty until
the mother Of inventions calls for another until
in short, by q series of flank movements the
friends of " shin plasters" will carry the last
stronghold Of the hard coin advocates, and then
- well, just what always follows tinkering
with currencies to relieve hard times.
We have sounded the warming note, but are
powerless TO act. \ full, strong tide of public
opinion must move for a remedy.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.


fG-Scfr LIln1. Waba. frsa K0gEsI-
I1--car Prime, Duanc. from Mona AMI ksu- Hawaii
FG-Sehr Neffrr Merrill. CraDe- ufEa tah1Gaa, NAM
In--to1D Lave Faukcc. Jhrk, irrm Hama
Ia-zrhr Eeoui Ana. Dufoit- from IEe-
u-Suur EJfanen. HeGre.ur. from Hawai- and NAM
1I-ITaW keseh Lnnaiio Engish, g DAYS rom ntaF-
buck fssuL
U-Echr Jenny. Lambert. I'm Wsiiaea & Kcioa- Kauai
u-Schr NSi Ecil, Pztey, fr0ni kailztin-
Tf-erhr Mary EIs1f- IiEi, from Naais-a. Maui-
Ian bk Neacb5zOn, Bannsfer, 70 days fE0m r1n
Fmariscp. 81 rouce Br Nav4zltCr Island
sg-Am ship CorafgA. Rope. 100 days from Boston
I4-schr UHama, Reynolds, from Eoaa a. kaus Hawaii
i4-schr Wsioia, Ksgkshi. from IalgGinA- Maui.
fs-hm hk Cha Y sutL McCnssr- ~ dsgs from SZn
EraocisrG
f5-schr IA Mo-. DAVE. from Kahalgi. Maai.
fs-Schr Fairy Queeu. kaainE, from Hanair, h5naL.
I5-srar Luka. E1zi, from Mo.saa, Kauai
IT-ScEr Kiuau. Ahuih9l1, rom Ao.1aa, Kauai
IS-srhr Laiu. WaiIl, from EooIsu.
IS-@chr H4fle. Six1, from NawihuilL, kanaL
Is-Sehr Warricx. Ksl1sata. fm Eaauoo, AoloEai.
Is-Scar Eeouf Ana, DuLolt, fronl Wai4hut
IS-Schc Mary Poster, Vest, fom Hilo, ungaI-
iG--chr Juauitz. DuIGiL fum Kzuak2kai. Noloksi-
I7-5chr Moi Eei.f. Patey. nOIn Kalului, Maui
I.-Schr Rob Roy, jim from EoSlau-
i7-schr Maug0kauai, Packai, ffOm H1nzs Glui-
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PASSENGERS.

Il FRoN KoNA AND kAu--Pr Prince, May lOth-H I Note,
lwiE AMI = children, Mrs Merle, Chas Wal. n y Greenwich
I FR0u LAHAINN-Per Nettte Merrill, May 1Oth-Dr T "
iHutchison, Rev } T Pogue, and 80 deck
FnoN WINDwkRB PonTs-Pcr Eiauca, May lIih-w &
Puke, J A HassinEer, Mons Le sIonnyer, n Gordon, ] Birch.
Mrs J Wfsht amt chld, Mrs T W BcckLy, Mrs. Prus-crpJ
u Kavaiaui, Bishop Maigret, Rev Nr Nasnuis. C Drew, anil
50 deck.
FOH wINDwARD POErs-Fcr kIauea, Nav 12th-W l.
Green. Mrs + W Hutchfson. Miss Hutciiscn- II Gordon, Mrs
W n Coruven aud child, 4 II Paris and son. J Robinson,
Ni.z Libby Lipoa- Mrs Haistead anil child. Miss Carrie Jones,
Miss Davis, Mr. Aunitgc, Mr. Jordou, ] Peter, Akana Alma,
and 100 deck
FEON KosG AND KAr-Per U1ama, May 18th-Mr Soren-
sou, wife AMI . children. SIR KcIIkuh. Nr KHa, Mr. Ahu, Mr.
Bishop Willis, and Is derk-
FRoN KAurLuI-Per IA Moi. Nay I5th-A p Jones, B
Athertou, Mrs ; T Alexander and daughter, Fred Shurts, AMI
IL deck
FRou TiILO-ncr Mary Poster, May IGth-E G Hitchcock.
Miss Emma Lyman, aud 10 deck.
Fsox KAUSAKSNII-Per Juanita, May 16,h-E e Pom
tain, W Brsie-
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COM W


EEfUdf. AdJ 10. No
W. have rediing Co. rrf-rt IN hoae cifcss- basi-sN. q 7l
iiuis = rlacci 90 ne usual -lHnisr siauiart e duiae'
sugar. AMI othsr damelt~ rrslr-e oautngc % c5ac @roaNt
-uE await shipment shroat-
Date from San Francisco ae CO. the 2sfh nit IHefc va
n, change 10 f-.and pro.lars-s1sars AEs quotod a hon .a
Toe. Ree enI ru-u r1a4in a fsnueF quotsHoIs-
To-Day several parreI- q r7i estate a~rc -oJ % auction
suit brsurif 1w prices \ smsH oatta1s cite 20 Wai.iki -'hl
fr ga , 90 aer- - hnd q Waiaiu~ brouzht t+o7f 9"i
--veraI small ps-ccs a. Eapaalsa soI fr s-Hi
The EraEu arrivals sincr eur lat have besn-iIth, Hawai-
tan tetcE Lsaaf8s, tnaIs Sflrb1ek Island l5tt, American
bark MsN-saeE frHt I'm Fraacr~5 So Navigator I-sDIs 3
i1Ih. Nncrcsa bark Cfags q. ssnE from Fan Franrisco @r
Itr OchotsE, c~Ddh.sus4 l5th, American ship Corisga, frHt
X slon. us.h ni-ryhaneEss 20 a. ErcwsF a 60
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HIS MAJESTY TIE KING, as we are assured, has
graciousIy given to the Chief Justice ms per-
mission u visit the United States. He will not
leave however till all the business pending IN
Court is complete. 1t may be well to remark
here that the labors of the Chief Justice when be
has becn abroad, have been quite as onerous as
when at home, and his services have been valua-
bic 10 the government. The postal treaty may
be cited as an illustration of his success, and
everybody knows that it has been a matter Of
great convenience and a great saving to the
people.
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MARRIED.

DSTroS-THHux-In this city, on Monday evening. May
f2fh, BY the Rev. Dr. Damon Mr. DAVID DNyToS 10 Hiss
LUcRErIA " TEEUN, both % Honolulu. IL No cards
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- CHURCH CONSECEATION.-The ceremony OF con-
secrating the Roman Catholic Church at Wailuku,
Maui, took place on Sunday, May 4. and was wit
messed ny q large concoUrse Of people emble
from all the lands. The Right Rev. Bishop Mai
gret conducted the services. assisted by several
cIergymen from Hawaii. Maui and Oahu. There
was an unusually large attendance Of foreigners
attracted IN part 10 witness the imposing ceremonies.
and in part to show respect to the Rev. Abbe Leo
more, the pastor Of the new church. under whose
auspices il has been erected. For nineteen years
be has labOred at WaiInku. with this object always
in view, and has lived to witness the completion
and conservation of 4 church, which, though not as
some others in these islands surpasses all in archi-
tecturaI beauty and neatness of design and SYM
metry. To the IiberaIity Of the residents OF Wal
Iuku. without distinction of creed, he acknowl-
edges his indebtedness for aid in constructing the
edfice. The music for tue occasion was very 6ne.
and all present acknowledged that Wailuku has
never been favored with better. Besides several
sweet feulaIe voices from Honolulu and elsewhere,
the French Commissioner assisted with his we'll
trained and powerful voice. The services will be
long remembered by all who were 50 fortunate as
no witness tham-EGzehS-
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PEOPLE may confidently commit the expression OF
their ideas. For such individuals may now be
PROMISED, not the sense Of dissatisfaction which
many have before experienced in finding them
selves competing in tho legislature with we'll
managed and pre-lecided organization, bat the
sense Of possessing power IN the House to just
such an extent as the correctness Of their opinions
and the ability with which they represent those
opinions shall entitle them.
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DEPARTURES.

Nay IO-schr IA Moi, Davis, for Kshutgi, Maui
IO-Schr Hattie. Nika. tT NaWhiviu, kauai.
I0-schr Kinau, AbuiEhia, br Mako, Mani
Ie-zchr MauuoEaEoi, Psskai, for Aoloaa and Amais0la.
iQ--chr Wargick. EaaEaia. nT kHlaEaO. M0iOkai.
I0-sehr JuanfA. Dui0it, for Kaunakakai, MOlOLaL.
II-Schr Luu, Wshs, fr Ho1iaI-
H-ztmr Efauea- for Maui and Hawaii
IAN sIO0p Dolphin. Davis, or japan
fg-schr Rob Roy. lin, fr hoobuu-
Iz-schr Keuui Ana, Dudoit. Er NaisiWs-
IZ-schr PAuahi. Ilopa. o. nhD. Hawai-.
E-schr Moi Erhf. fafey. Er Eatuiui, Nani.
ta-S1op Live Taukee- CLARK, fr Hama, Maui
Eg-Schr Mary Ellen. Jim, Dor Naihes, Maui.
I1-Schr Prince, DOaue, Tor kIua and Eau. Hawaii.
B-Schr Nellie Merrill. Cane, hr Lahaina. Maui
II-Schr Active, Puaahiwa. for k0h1la, Hawaii
1a-Echr Jenny. Lamh.rt. Tor kniOa a. Wanna, hsu5i-
IG-Am wh b Onward. Hayes, fr The Arctic
If-Am bk Meuchikon, Bannissrr, kr Navigator Island
liam bk Clara Il Suui. McGreg0r, Gr OchOtsk SeA.
IG-Schr Waioa, kaukahi, for Lzhsina- Maui
I6-Schr Fairy Qnern, haaina- for H3ntbei, haui-
tJ-Srhr ka Noi, Davis, Zoe Eahului, Maui.
IC-schr Uilama, Reynolds, fOr knna and kau. Hawaii
I6-5chr Einaa, Ahaihsio, Tor Mako, Maui
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from the Secretary of the Hawsiisn Board of Missions
a neatly printed and bound volume in the Hawaiian
language. being the Gospel according to St. Matthew,
with copious notes. This must prove exceedingly
valuable to native clergymen and readers generally.
For sale AZ the Depository in the Sailors Home.
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AssIGNEE.s NOTICE.

dc3aE buEaess Ia uc0ouia. under ts naHe ayr
% Peter : TAhlNn. have this day ns5e "a SsssSnmeoi 81 All
their properly. bosh real and personal, &c the undsrA4gned Toe
the benefit of their cVodliorss nov. ieeTrtorr. All pANHra hANaE
ciAims against the sad PvteF & Fabian arr hereby rvqHested
70 preseaf the sane % the undersigned ~ his ofao~ Ia Hoool1iu,
aud ali parties indebted 60 the said Peser 4 LAhAan are beTeoy
requested 70 make inSeatAte payment % the ai.aefssgned-
p. ScHAKfER, Assignee.
Hnsolula. MAY Z 1873. mylo ~
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KA~NEHAMEHA DAY.-This holiday, instituted dur
ing the late reign, it is supposed will be continued,
in memory of the founder of the Hawaiian Kingdom.
We learn that Honolulu Lodge No. 8. L o. G. I.
purpose giving q subscription ball at the Hotel on
the oecaSion-June 1Ith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

Michigan is a good deal excited because the
Legislature persists IN not investigating the exposed
frauds in the Land OlBce.
Both houses of the Arkansas General AS
sembly adjourned sine de- yesterday after twenty
sours' sitting during which business
Heed than during OF the four months session.
Tins is the epgrammatic way in which The
Teksbag Herald up the work Of the recent ses-
sion Of the Mississippi legislature The Legislature
has per day for &c days, and has done
nothing. Let us have peace"
The NeW- Orleans Times says: 81 Far better
Grant and unaduteratel military rule than the eOnfu
sion and chaos which now exist welcome Grant and
tbe baYOne II they frorn organized igno-
norahce, Incompetence, and fraud
The municipal election at Gainesville, Fla,
IAs week. resulted 10 complete victory for The Repub-
Aoan ticket The Hon. j. +. Walls cOlUred, member Of
the XLId Congress- elected Mayor by majority OK
A. his opponents who received Sc votes cut Of
49, The town has registered vote OF lst.
Gen. james II. Mccormick, ex-COngressman
from the IYth Missouri District has presented his back
pay Arcadia College In that The secret OF this
generosity Is thus given by The ST. LOUIS Democrat:
=" Tae joke Of the whole Thing u That by donating
O. 900 70 the college, the worthy exCOngressman col
1eeted debt which the institution owed him. and which
81 PROBABLE ae could not have obtained ia any other
way
A letter from Congressman Frye of Maine is
published concerning the effects or the Maine Liquor
Law and his statements Endorsed b. entire Con-
sressiOna delegation OF that State The following its
important PORTIONS Il aud do, from personal
observation unhssitangy affirm that the consumption
OF intoxicating liquors in Maine Is not to-day one
fourth great 1t 20 years ago that IN The coun-
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.JEWFLRY IN GENERAL.

In those curious letters about the interior
OF Africa which have ofate excited so much attention.
we read that the currency for his daily wants which
the traveller can take up with him from Zanzibar, is
quantity OF brass wire This brass wire, t appears
passes for jowelry Africa, and Is worn with much
bride in twists loops about their ankles and wrsts
nv me mobiles continent We may laugh at TINS
II we like But Herbert Spencer has wen shown that
yith the first OF for ornament. comes the
first dawnIng OF possible ciyllzation. ANA Tor the
matter that, By no means sure hat Inc brass
wire OF the u il chiefs is OF very much over epOch III
taste than cheap jewel n winch thousands OF our
own people persist wasting their money, anu WIN
which tney make grOtesque their persons Visit 70
rho estabi ,hment or Messrs. starr Marcus. NO y
nbnst 0p stairs will show how unnecessary il Is, and
now foolish on tile or economy IN our people 70
encourage production OF ts tawdry and perishaDe
stuff There may be seen ornaments OF an Klaus LOT
botn sexes wrought or materials mtrinsicay valuable,
aud win tlsUe delicacy which make them " 70 DO
worn in any society, yet actually no dearer III price
(Wnen far comparison exerclsedl than the common
place coarse ana TRIVIAL styles which nave hooded the
land WHAT is the secreti simply this, that MesSrs.
sI1rr & Marcus learned that tsie - the cheapest
of iuyestments ana the most remunerative How long
must It 10 before lay % heart tue same
sim pic lesson. lhupeEs "VeAy'