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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-05
4 Small Blaze.

The fire alarm, sounded at 3 o'clock T.
NJ. Yesterday, was caused by the roof of
Mrs. Plummer's boarding house, near
Union, catching fire from defective fine.
The Hook and Ladder Company were on
the ground in about too minutes after the
the flames were discovered, and extinguish-
ed the fire with a few buckets Of water.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-05

Don't be too foolish and proud to work
at something every day, and buy your Dry
Goods of Hogan Bros, and you are sure to
be happy. They sell cheaper than those
who profess to sell at cost. jy4 p
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DUNN.-At4 P. N. July 4, JANE ELIZABETH
youngest daughter OF Peter and Margaret Dunn,
in the Sth year OF her age.
The funeral viii take place from the residence,
No. MeNsiry street, at O'Clock this (Sanday)
afternoon, 70 which friends are invited,
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AyeuersbIe BIsho, Dying,

WHEELING, West Va, July 4.-Tele-
grams from Baltimore say Bishop Wheeler
cannot live through the night. The news
causes the most intense sorrow here, for
the Bishop is beloved as well by Protest
ants as Catholics.
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Mineral Waters.-A fresh supply Of
Vichey Water, Frederick Schall Bitter
Water, from Sweden, Hathom Spring Con-
gress Water, at wholesale or retail, Cice all
rOund). A. G. Carter.
iy2 thurs ItSSsun 81
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DOOley's Yeast Powder is convenient,
economical and always reliable. No waste
of food prepared with it, as it is always of
the best quality. je3O d1w&wlt
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Death of a Prominent Lawyer

James r. Cooke, Esq, one of the most
prominent lawyers at the Knoxville bar,
lied at Montvale Springs on the I'd inst,
whittier he had gone a few days previous in
a very low state of health.
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fire Near brentwood.

The residence Of r. y. Herbert, near
Brentwood, was enlirely destroyed by fire
early yesterday morning. But few articles
Of furniture were removed, and the loss
amounted to several thousand dollars.
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The Ora wing Deferred.

\ large audience assembled at the Opera
House last night to witness the drawing,
but Mr.. GOlladay announced that he had
decided to postpone ii until the 18th
inst, which course he explained to the sat
isiaction of those present. His card ap-
lyearS in another place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-05

Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars from St Louis Cincinnati and Columbus
70 Washington and Baltimore without change Of
cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained at all principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
A gent. Cincinnati.
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70 Trunks! Trunksn Trunks,i-We
invite the attention of buyers to our large
and elegant stock of Trunks and travelling
Bags, which We ere selling at very Low
agages Cur cash. John Ramage & Son, Is
COLLEGE street. le9 eOdtf
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CITY NOTICES.

Gentlemen of Davidson county; | am
candidate for Jailer at the election, Aug. 8,
1874, on the Independent WOrkingmen's
ticket. NJ. Henly. It
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The Heath.n Chinee.

SAN Francisco, July 1.-Two China
men were arrested yesterday for the murder
of one of their countrymen at Stockton, in
1870. They fed to China and recently re-
| turned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-05

ShOes.-A large lot of Ladies Pebble
Goat BalmOrals will be sold by Nancy
Bros. at S2.25 pair, worth $3.50. Call
early and get first choice. 93 Church st.
iv4 2t
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Avoid sickness and the use Of drugs by
using freely that excellent chalybeate water
at the east end Of the Suspension Bridge.
1t
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Imported Segars.-A few thousand real
Imported Segars just received-Reina Vic
tOria and Regalia Del Rey-but can't sell
them three for a quarter. Please try them.
A. C.. Carter. iy2 thurs1tI2sun3t
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Infants fine Pebble BalmOrals al zoe. 9
pair. Nancy Bros. jy4 70
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ie21tin feb26. rs thurs.sun tues 4thp
CITY NOTICES.

Everybody go to Nancy Bros. and see
their cheap lot Of Boots and Shoes, 90
Church street. iy4 2t
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We possess only that which we compre-
bend.
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ACCOUNT him thy real friend who de-
slres thy good rather than thy good will.
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STATE OF ran WEATHER.
Time.

local Report Cor Che City, Saturday,
July 4, IS74.
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DIED..

Maximum thermometer, 80 degi minimum
thermometer, 20 deg.
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Bargain COunter.-Bargain Counter at
Nancy Bros. o. Church street.
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OUIsVILLE a. CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAELROAD.-Trains leave and ar
i've At Louisville as follows:
TRAINS.
aStarn Fast Line. ex

TRAINS.
Eastern Fast Line, ex-
Cept Sun3ay-...-....
Cincinnati Expires, d'iy
Cincinnati night Ex-
press, except Sunday
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday.-............-
Lexington Express, ex-
cert Sunday-....-..
Lag a1ge Accommoda-
L n, except Sunday
Las m e Accommoda-
til Il. Except Sunday. -.
hell : lille Mail except
So L&y-...-...-.....-
9hel willie Express eX-
Gel Z Sunday.........
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TENNESSEE d PACIFIC RAILROAD,
On and after May Is, trains will IT,, as fol-
lows; Depot South Cherry st.
No. 1, daily, except Sun
U~!s.''.'.''...-.- 4:2O P. NJ. SIS A. N.
go. NANCY, Pres't & Supt.
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Bar. Th'rl Wind. We2tne
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THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.
cali ON rs. II. Cooke

NASHVILLE, TESN., July 4, fs7i--To Bolivar
H. Cooke. Isl. Nashville, Tenn.-Dear sir.
Acquainted, We are, with your correct and
comprehensive view upon State legislation and
recognizing the importance Of its Just and in
discriminate adaptability TO agricultural me-
chanical and commercial pursuits, we are salts
fled that YOU would sustain all measures looking
to the best interests OF your constituents and
oppose all distinctive features that have hitherto
rendered taxation burdenSOme
Your eminent financial talent, the fact of
which Is atteSted by q life Of uninterrupted sue
cess, also cOmmends you to our favorable con-
sideration, and assures us thatupOn all financial
legislation we can look 70 YOU as our faithful
champion
We would thank you to permit your name Of
fered, subject 70 conventional choice, as candi-
date 70 represent the people OF Davidson county
in the Representative branch of the next Gem
eral Assembly Of the State.
Promising YOU our earnest aud cordial sup
port, and awaiting your early and favorable re-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-03

The Piedmont Air Line n. II. IN. &. r.
u. iiieludedl has l,<uela mast attractive
sei'edaie ~ ciedp Rates to various points
81 Interest III the mountains. Return
tickets willhe sold after tile lst day Of
JuIle, We give the rates from Raleigh 70
Which those from Hillsbnro aud points
near Lere will ninst nearly approximate
But full information may he obtained o:
Mr.. >. T.. Allen General Ticket Agent.
Greensboro.
The rates from kicish TO Hickory
tand returnl are SlI.lj To Mpsganlon
sls.G5 10 Marion $685. To Old Fort Sl4.
70 to AslieviIls sle'sO; To Warm Springs
s2i.7o To Lincolntan $3.50. To cherryyilIe
Sis.VO TO BuHalUe Sl3.T5
There Is no limit fixed Tor the duration
oftbese tickets.
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+
THR MrsicAL JorRSAL for this month
4 10 hand. Wear obliged 10 defer ID
competent authority for an opinion 81 It's
value. and accept the estimate OF lady
Z lend, 4 finished musician. who cnmmcuds
very highly the musical selection. There
Is one department % the journal Of which
We can speak knowingly the literary =
and that embraces an amount of reading
on musical art that h varied valuable aud
tasteful. This J. peculiar % the Journal
aud elevates Il 20 that degree above any
qualifications Of tie Kind we know.
Price one Dollar year. Address Lud.
den 4 Hates. savannah, Gin.
THE AfpiSrfor June Is to hand with
Illustrations rich and beautiful and ap-
ps'prinie 10 the season.
There i a prodlglous degree ofsuggcstion.
and % temptation tn. ~ thu s.eiie- ufccol
nlountaln shade, ~ dashing water fail ~
tangled hrake-of nature 10 its Wild rrcIu.
sion free frunl dust aud glare aud the dis
comforts 81 a city summer.
The AldIne continue o. bc magnificent
aud grows W Interest with each new u Jun.
Ter.
woJp's HorsEIIOLD MAGAZINE, for
May, has an abundance Of excellent read.
Ing There j. tile real gD.head snap To-
this periodical which entities II 20 much
credit. aud we cannot name one that viii
afl6ni an equal amount Of entertainment
aud Instruction for 80 little money. There
arc several Illustrated articles, The New
York Faslh,ns. Architectural Designs, &c;
de- The illustration on Decorasiun Day
dollar per year. Address.
~ Moons HousEHot.p MAaAzlSE,
81. NicHniAs Ef June Is before ~.
We will not repeat what we have 50 often
saI,I Ia regard 10 the extreme excellence
of this Youlh's periodical, rxeeldto Telicr.
ate tile wIsh that 10 beausifula cultivator
or taste. Intellecf aud morality, should bc
IN the hands ofcvefy child Ia the land.
Parents wh9 Viii reflect toh ihe perma.
nence u early Impressions, know how
easy il Is ioalIiccl taste aud thought Into
channels, right of otherwise, and how
difficult II Il Afterwards 70 divert their
course. Fer this fessoli we attach tie
special value 10 s. Nicholas, that u b
pure, faultless and thorough IN the tirst
Il pn,iesz.,s % tsscli, and % that
extent. ~ lnwtituable vsluetU llr~a cn-
trusted with tile charge VI tlie yuuus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-03

Our people are indebte,i 10 Frank Htan~
ly's Raleigh hand for pleasure seldom, en-
juyed here. Tile old hab.tues Of balls.
hol-, coiillion parties &v who have been
galvanized into unwilling action by the
ioFturing discord 81 cracked fiddles and
shrieking clarI1ne,s. must have enjoyed
tile very bliss 81 that harmony that
thrilled through every fibF, and stirred
into responsive action every muscle Of tile
body.
No wonder the gray 81 dawn found The
dancers nj their airy sark. fiusling
through the maxc- o. the cotiIlion, whirl>
Ing in the sly-lum of the waltz. Tapped In.
10 Oblivion OF time and toll. through the
naxir zrell 90 barupay - fully la accord
with the sfIifi. affhe oceasion.
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Tine most enjoyable affair hal here for
many years came or In the Masonic Hall
on "Wednesday night. II vas q hop given
by the citizens of Hillsl'oro In eotnpli-
iaeut 10 the Cadets " Horner aud Graves
school, and enlisted The Interests of the
whole people youngando ld. Tile music
was furnished by flank sianly's band
from Raleigh. and was of that exhIlira-
ting Mind. that aeemed % wing with
theplunes Of Mercury the ieaden heels q
sonie ofll,s<e old s,@gsn whose danciug
days might ioug ago have supposed to
have been numbered, certninIt l., that
ilse youngsters found active rivalry Irum
sosae Of our old iflesds. 10 ~lsss fes.i Zip.
per<r.ther than pmmps. might seem 70
hare been more appropriate.
A treat 80 rare and ~ delightful was
?0shcd isths cxtwnie-i point, aud nor uu.
iii
aThe enslon. .irrals
Did lace the se,sring Glands III iop,ler ea-i."
dill the Jewellers cease from ll,eIr Joyous Ia
borr, aud lurn reluctantly away 4, meet
tie more sober duties of Every day lie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-03

Around our Office Is plot IL Orchard
grass and clover-the former averaging
four feet In height. The lot contains about
one and three fourtbs ofan acre. II how
ready for the scythe, and will probably
turn on between four and flve thousand
pounds OF hay. Itisa beautiful. aniat
tbs same lime an encouraging and sng-
gestlve sight. demonstrating how readily
the grasses take 70 oar red lands. and how
speedily naked landscape could be Goa
verted Int, veriant meadows. % the graf
ficaiion OF the eye aud the diSleHsion Of
the purse.
PC. Cameron Esq 10 whom the lot re-
ferred 10 Ia illustrating his theories by his
practice having seeded largely to the
grasses. James Norwood, James F'cain
fswptliers have dome likewise.
Let the example become general.
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wlLxrx,e,rox.


as WILMINGTON, May Both 1874.
I Dear Rccorder::- II has been SO iong
since 1 have seIit you ms imperfect week
/ ly budget or news that feel almost ~
shamed to attempt 1t now, but indeed
your readers must pardon me for the
seeming neglect, as I have found so much
TO do In the wayofmy regular legitimate
duties, thaliI have not been able to COM
mnnicate with you III .hc interim. When
they take into consideration the fact that
have already tosday written enough
matter already 70 fill up the inside 81
SOME newspapers, and that this Il written
al nearly 2oclock A NJ. that will surely
not only excuse the past neglect, but will
know hnw % appreciate the feeble effort
am now making for their entertainment.
The visitors that were here last week IN
attendance on the Diocesan Convention
have all departed, aud the city Is now
lonely. We" feel like one who treads a.
lone "--you know how 1t II yourself, an a
SO will not dwell too long Oh this point
The Convention Is universally conceded
tohave been nior- largely nj ended than
amy that base been held in the State
before, and We all hope that our visitors
enjoyed il. Many new and pleasant ac-i
.quaintances were made, and the general
regret Of our people Is that We Gait have
similar Convection here at least once IN
every year.
Church matters having already become
a thing OF the past. We have fallen back
on that ever fruitful source of excllement
-polltics. The negroes have been up
aud In arms to-day, and all through the
county have nominated the delegates for
attendance on the County Convention
which Is 10 b. held hereea the 9th 81 June.
A. = nomination here Is eaualled TO an
election, Prorideti thfy do uot split, there
has beell strong mastering ofihe forces
Of the various disiDterested individuals
who are willing To sacrifice all private in
terests. and serve their country a con-
sideration, TO he counted out In dollars
aud cents. We cDncede to lI,em the coun.
", but will give them fits Wien il comes
10 Tie Judicial ami Cong ressiofiuI contests.
There Is renewal ofin.erest in the prs
ject for building rail road 10 the sound,
aswiii be seen By reference 10 the col
imns Of to-day's issue OF the .Jouuoi. !
There are iivemen at the head Of this en-,
terprise, and II Il Is possible for ii to sue
ceed, they viii carry although.
The weather has been very warm aud /,
uncomfortable Er several days past, aud
the gardens aud truckers are earnestly
iOoklns out for rain.
Yours.
CAPE FEAR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-03

We are glad 10 lsafn lint the Mayorally
Is an oiiicc no longer la ai,eyance. The
ncw Mayor. A. Z, Murloek believes Ia
hisofielal fIghr, power aud duties, aud
evil doss have IN several Instances been
brsaghttoKricf NH
Ayiolation Of he ordinance against a.
ring guns, Was promptly punished b. the
iniiiction Of The legal fnes ai'oiher case,
thai ~ loud and profane swearing was
punished ilkexi~c. a most Aggravated
case Of cruel beailr,g u q oolored girl,
aged about ~, by M aunt, ~ps also pun.
isAed by iine, the circnmstaucer Of the Of
fender making !mprisonnleni. NE proper
punlshment, uuslsisablc.
Wehpps losss the energies Of the May
or and Commissioners nest tupied Y the
repairs of. the streets. How long viii the
Immunity submit 70 The disgrace which
i'entaIled upon Il BY tboropghfares fast
becopIng guIllcs, enJ whirl, Do scqus pla.
ces are even now lnipassahle9
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-03
ri..r.rh., Killed.

one Of our subscribers from the county
killed gobblcf on Friday morning which
weighed ISL LIS. Rather late In the season
for such game. But our friend excuses
himself upon the ground that he was chHl-
lenged and was compelled 20 take npthe
dare The hecioFing bird slrulted w Into
his yard, and was killed within six feet
Of the Kitchen door bis natural destination.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-03

We have received the Advertisement Of
this attractive house AT Beaufort. the prop-
erty of Mr. Robert ID. Graham, which
viii appear next week. The House h
now upen Tor tire reception Of guests with
q variety II Inducements unrqualIed W
any other srt ode place onihe whole At
lattir Coast.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-03

Some ten days since. Dr. Ueorge Reul-
Ing. tire distinguished surgeon III charge
II the Maryland Eye and Ear Iniirnary
~ this city. performed difficult aud deli
caie nperalinn COR rataract upon the eye Of
w. w. Gprcnnn, E~q; tile well known
Capitalist sui phiiitiitliro,ist o:erate,iiulon
~ Pals COZ c'iiuadt ia his other eye. aad
hal beeil c1nflned Go bis fooIn for three
months from the severe effects, but he has
recovered rapidly, though over seventy
years Of aye, from his recent operation,
and j. now able to take his daily walks.
Tie aft-trie,l skill ofihe surgeon who has
thus swsn restored him has. III this III.
siaIicc, ~ when Joseph Jeticnon's eyes
Tglh was saved by him. relieved the NIX
isis ora large circle % friends and ad-
mirrors
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-03

That Iron Is Valuable as a Medicine has
long bsen known, but II Ii only since its
preparation 10 the particular form OF Peru-
vlauSyrup that It's full power over diseases
has been brought TO light. Its effect in
cases Of Dyspepsia and debility Is most
sulutary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-03

Perhaps The lee said ainut il.s Whit OF
tee independents 70 Raleigh the bitter
TiIey went after wool. aud they came
home shorn. They met the enemy. and
they are theirs T@fry awhile longer ut
Jericho
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-03

800 ehnuke OF Srnsdufc.
Mall traiii going West passes Hillsboro
at s.55 p NJ. inStead ofp l0ss heretofore.


Farmers sneak e,lrouraringly or the
whest aud oat crop 50 frr no mishap
has befaiIen either. aud the weather cons
tinues most favorable. Corn il backward.
but such ns u NJ has made n gsnl stand.
There " about the same area planted In
entton rs lasf wear. AMI the i,ianb,, just
coming up. lapk heaiti,y. T.aaceo a not
sst svt out, aid plants arc suilcoinmonly
scarce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-06-03
A siATIccHoLERAiN CHINA.
Almost Erery Case Cured wih
u AIN TX IL L 4 Rl.

Dear sir: During residence 0f some ten years
IN siam China, "a n missionary, found your
Pain Killer most valuable remedy iur thai fear
lul scollsge the Cholera.
/ IN administering the medicine found il most
cfettlal 10 give tea-spOOnii of Paiil-k Killer in
gtil ~ hot water sweetencd with sugar; then
alter al,unt iifteeiI minutes begin 10 Give about i
tablespoonful OF the same mixture every few mi
mites until relief was obtained. Apply hot APP
plicalens 20 the cxtremitcs. Battle the stomach
with the Pal-k KILLER. clear. and rub the limbs
brisky. Ortliose Who had tile Cholera. and touk
the medicine faithfully, ~ the way stated above,
eight out often recovered.
Rev. X. TELFORD, Missionary to China.
Dear sirs: During long residence IN China /
haze liSed your valuable Pain Killer, both IL my
own ismily aud among the Chinese, aud have
found u a most excellent medicine. In the sum.
ners d lSC2 and i63. while residing in shanghai
found u AN almost certain cure fDrclpleEsl. IL
Used In time. lndsnd, using u ~ u great many
Instances. do not1feinrinber failing in 4 single
ease. For three Years have hecn residing in
this pafe. more than ffy miles from ply sician
AMI have been obliged offen 10 flll upan my nwn
resources Ia eases nf.icklies>. rhe Chinese come
% iis IN great numbers Tor medicine and advice
Though without medical knowledge ourselves.
the few simple remedies We can command are 70
mich III aiyaare even or their physicians. Tint
we have alnlo~t daily applications. We allow
them 70 come. beear>e u brings vs. IN r0niaci
with them aud opens door ~ usefulness In
darTlEe. chnr. vomiting. cholera. coughs. etc..
your Pain-kier li1> been nav chief me,lirinp
Yours very truly
Rev. 7. T.. CRAWFORD. TungclloM. China.
Those using Pain Killer should strickly observe
the following directions:
AZ the commencement of the disease. take
haspoonfill OF Paln-kilier, in sugar and water,
aud then hattie ffceiy across the stomach aud
lDwei. with the Pain Killer rfrMr. SHOULD the
tiarrha and cFamp continue. repeat tie dose
every fifteen minutes. IN this way the dreadful
srnnrge fnay BE- checked anh the patient relieved
IN the course Il 4 few loiis.
N.B.-ge sure and ret the genuine article: aud
u ! rec0 nmended BIZ those who have used the
Pan klerfor the cholera. thai In extrp.ne Eases
The PATIENT take two Tor morel teaspoonfuls in
sieail ~ one.
Sold By an DaIg..i Il.
TT llirectioRs accompany each bottle.
Price sjr.. Soc. and u per Bottle.
PERRY DAVIS q son
MANF's AND PROp's. Il
l3G High ST.. Providence, II. I.
Ill Sycamore st. Cincinnati. d
81 St. Paul St. Montreal. Canada.
. Southampton. Row. London England.