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Connecticut western news., 1875-01-22
Where, Oh! Where D.

Where, Oh! Where? e?-
 "Oh where has my little tog gone;
 With his ears cut short and his tail cut long,' were not the exact words to the tune the Hartford business men sang the other day, when they visited this village with their nu- merous bills for betting, machinery, &c., but something that sounded somewhat as follows. comes nearer the precise language to their melody: Where, oh! where have the Taylor Brothers
 g"neP
 With our bills cut short and our faces cut long," Never before in the history of this town has 8 business finn entered it, made itself SO immensely ''rich," and retired from business in so short a time aa have the Taylor Brothers. The last seen of the ac. tiDe partner in the firm, he was walking against ti~e over Holland hills. with all his worldly goods in his vest pocket, bound for the Rising Sun.
 Steamer Bridgeport in Trouble.-The steamer Bridgeport, running between New York and Bridgeport. struck a rock off Shippan Point, on Friday, staying hole in her bottom. The vessel made water rapidly and it soon became apparent that she must founder. Accordingly her head was turned towards the shore and she Was run up, the flats of DArien. The cargo, which was heavy and principally on deck. is uninjured, and the passengers were safely landed at Darien and sent by New Haven Laura, of the Bridgeport line, will take the place of the damaged vessel. The steam er's injuries are such that she can be re- paired with little delay. Captain Weeks alleges tue accident to have been caused by the improper position of the buoy of Ship pan Point
Connecticut western news., 1875-01-22

When Alexarder H. Stephens passes Q Washington undertaker's establishment the proprietor always comes to the door. takes N long. lingeI Sng look at the shadowy form of the great paragraphist. and then returns 10 wonder at the mysterious ways of Prov idence.-Brooklyn Argus. ..: .s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-18

CITY CouSCIL-SEcoSD BR4ScH.-At
4 called meeting Of the City Council last
night the following members answered
to their names Bella, Erskine, Goering,
Handlan, Hanson, Hell, Horkheimer,
Long, McCOrtney, Myles, Pollock, Pryor,
Sylvis, Travis, Wilkinson, Werner, Mr.,
President.
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RIDING ON TIE LoCoMoTIvE.-Travel-
Ing seems safe as we sit in n car; we are
scarcely aware that we are going at the
rate Of thirty or forty miles an hour. We
even wish more steam was let on. Ahead
Of the train Is one who knows all about
Il. Recently, when going over the Cleye-
land & Pittsburgh Railroad, we had the
pleasure Of seeing how things look TO the
engineer having a passenger train In
charge. We took 4 seat on the lOcomO-
tive, with Mr.. NJ. V. Miller. How clear
ly Is everything outlined! Miles and
miles away our view extends, "a II we
rode in buggy with the top thrown down.
All the track Ia seen in the distance, rs
far "a the eye can stretch, without being
obstructed by curve. Everything Is 80
plain; not rail, old or warped, thaLdoes
not make Us quake, not n trestle.bridge
that does not suggest the possibility Of
being thrown down the hill or over into
the water. One after another, "a we fair
ly rival the wind, clears the iron
way; some seeming to make narrow
escapes, woman picking berries
grabs her bucket and, jumps; q
team Is hurrying across; workingmen
stay on the track just rs long a. possible,
and the wonder really Is that many more
are not killed. And that tool rings out
upon the air 80 often; we never knew It's
precise Specification before, at least we
never fully realized 1t. 1t means more
that 1t used to: II means CROSSROADS !
Take Csrel Danger aheadlll You'll
get killed II you don't clear the way /!
That snort Of the fiery, furious lOconO-
tive will never be heard again with in
difference. And what care should be Ia
ken to whom we entrust it. A faithful
engineer means safety 10 hundreds; a
negligent one means danger and death.
For the first FIVE miles our hair was
completely Strengthened out, but as the
kinks began TO return to our locks we re.
covered composure enough to converse.
Mr.. Miller has been on the road for the
past nineteen years, travelling over thir.
iy thousand miles every year. Never had
a serious accident nor badly injured
himself. He Is skilliul, careful. steady,
in a word gentlemant
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The OPERA HousE LICENsE.-Some
months ago Manager Hamilton petition.
ed Council 10 reduce the license paid by
him for his Opera House from $500 to
SO per year. Last night the Committee
on Petitions and Remonstfances, TO whom
the petition had been referred, reported
In favor Of rejecting II. Mrs. Travis
stated 10 the Second Branch that the
proper evidence in the case, consisting
principally Of letters from different cities
giving the license paid for the same pur.
pose, had not been considered by the
committee, and upon his motion the
petition was fecommitted. II teems
10 be the policy elsewhere TO encourage
legitimate places Of Amusement by plac.
ing the license at 4 very low figure. For
instance, in. Baltimore IL is 80, and in
Cincinnati 500 per year, and 80 on in
other cities. In asking a reduction TO
s75 per year Mr.. Hamilton has taken the
average. The benefit to the public Of our
handsome Opera House IL apparent to
all, and We hope II will be the pleasure Of
Council to recognize Mr.. Hamiltons en-.
terprise 40 far AZ to reduce his license at
al least one.half.
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ARTICLES TO De PLACED IN the RECEP.
TACLE.-Thc committee appointed by
Council for that purpose have collected
the following articles to be placed in the
receptacle Of corner stone Of the Capt..
tol building this afternoon; History OF
the Committee on Legislature oil the City
Council, from iLs organization on the
l4th day Of October, 1873, to the pres
ent date; copy Of the City Ordinances,
City Directors for 1915, copy Of Hog
Ordinance, Code Of West Virginia,
copies Of the daily papers Of to-day
and the Sunday Leader Of last Sunday, list
Of the standing committees Of the City
Council, list Of members Of the City Coun.
Gil and Mayor and President Of the Sec.
ond Branch, names OF all the city officers,
names Of The Sheriff Of Ohio county,
Judge Of the County Court, Governor and
State officers and Board Of Education,
copy OF school laws, names Of members Of
The Board Of Commissioners; moneys
coin, /, 2, 3. 6, 10, % and so cent pieces,
and a new 20 cent silver piece, a
stogie and a variety Of nails, 3, 4,
5, 8, Z, 8, 0, 10; one hinge and paper
Of tacks. Donated afticles-One silver
dollar, one Is cent gold coin and one 80
cent gold coin, Frank Jepson; one trade
dollar, A. Neuhausen; city directory Of
1889, q. E. Wickham; Acts Of the Fifth
Congress, held at Philadelphia in 1901,
A. Q. Egertef.
Other articles will to-day probably be
added to the above collection, but the list
is complete up to the present time.
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ACEuu cGSuo.-Ihs presentation Of
. gold-headsd cane in this golden age Is
looked upon as q very commonplace &C.
eurrence, yet one Of those entirely unex-
pectedp events within the past few days is
specially worthy Of publication. 1t was
in this wise;
The average ieWelry clelk, as is geRer-
ally known, Is great iavorite with the
weaker sex. Whether this not-to-be-dep-
recated fact results from philosophical,
physiological, physiological or philO-
logical causes We shall leave scientists
and saVants to make known TO the world,
While We hasten with our story. An ay.
erage ieEelFy clerk carrying 4 gold
headed cane has for some time past been
calling upon a we'll known and popular
young lady in this city, and upon a re-
cent visit was so dazed by the beauty and
wit Of his fair charmer that he act.
ually forgot all about his cane
and went home without 1t. A
day or two aiteFWard a mischieyous
Young man, a relative Of the family, in
company with some friends was spending
the evening at 9he house OF the young
lady to whom We have alluded, when the
cane vas discovered. The mischieyous
male relative, Of course, Immediately
eon6scated the stick and praneed around
the house like a Field Marshal. The
father Of the young lady came in soon
aiterward, and expressed his regret that
he had not remained at home TO entertain
his unexpected guests. In the midst Of his
apologies the m. y.r. before referred to
stepped forward and In neat, wittyspeech
gracefully rendered the gold headed
care which he held in his hand, aud which
was the lawful property Of the 4. ]. c., to
the asionishsd pAteriamilias. The old
gentleman was 80 completely taken by
surprise that he made feeble but feeling
response, thanking his kind friends for
their beautiful testimonial, etc. After
the departure Of the company, the several
members OF the household attempted to
explain to palertamlias that the
presentation was but a tleeting show
"a simple Joke. But the old boy would
have none Of II. Other people had been
GhNeut anu nc lal AtHb g BectSI ~ 'ttNa
the same inficlion himself. The joke
business as seen through his sPectacles
was quite too transparent. lndig-
nant, be left the house, carry
ing the cane with him; and as
the joke had been pretty generally cir.
cllaIed il was not surprising that the old
boys acquaintance whom he met on the
street cordially congratulated him upon
his handsome present. Now there g
skeleton in that heretofore happy family
the protesting relatives cannot recover
possession OF the cane, as the old boy
hangs on to II Us Bill Allen does to liiei
andii that average jewelry clerk wishes
to smooth the troubled waters OfdomeSlic
life and at the same time prove himself
worthy Of the object Of his affections, he
will first read this brief sketch and then
mentally resolve to forget all about his
cane, and never In the presence Of amen.
her Of that blighted household allude in
the most indirect manner to walking
sticks.
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CERTIFICATES OF IScoRPoRATfOS.-The
following certificates Of incorporation
have been issued by the Secretary Of
State.
To the Mercantile Library Asocia.
ton Of New Cumberland, Hancock coun.
~. Five hundred dollars 10 the capital
stock Of said corporation has been
subscribed, with the privilege Of increas.
ing the capital stock thereof by the sale
Of additional shares TO the sum Of ten
thousand dollars; shares to DO divided
into fifty dollars each. The following
gentlemen are the incorpofatotSi Jas.
per N. Porter, William Austin Scott,
Lewis r, Smith, John Potter and II. o.
Shepherd.
To the Virginia Salt Company Of elf.
ton, Mason county, TO expire on the 18th
day oiSepiembef 1895. For the purpose
Of forming said corporation, the sum oil
SG5,O 700 has been subscribed to the capital
stock thereof, with the privilege Of In.
creasing the said capital by sales Of add.
tional shares from time 10 time 10 $780,.
900. The capital so subscribed IL divided
into shares Of 500, which are held by the
following persons: Samuel A. NJ. Moore,
Pomefoy, Ohio, 10 shares; ]. W. McMunn,
Pomeroy, Ohio, 10 shares; J. W. Plantl,
Pomefoy, as shares; Hiram II. Swallow,
Clifton, W. Va, 81 shares; J. Newton
Richards, Of Clifton, / share.
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THE Iron City College, whose adyer-
tisement appears in another column, il
one Of the established Institutions Of this
country. It has been in successful opera.
ton for more than quarter Of century,
and for upwards Of twenty years, the lead.
ing business college Of the United States.
Noted for the completeness Of It's course
oistudy, and the t6oroughness Of It's sys.
TEN Of Instruction, it Is without rival in
all that constitutes iirst-claSs business
college. d&w
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CouXrY CouRr-Jldge COclraa


Court met at 9 A. NJ, pursuant to adj
journmenL During the day the follow
ing business vas transacted:
The cases Of Margaretta Miller rs. Geo
Andreas, same q. Wm. McManaWay, same
q. August Matthews, and same u. Louis
Heller, we're continued At plaintiffs costs,
In the case Of Stephen McColloch "a,
Joseph Salisbury, certified up from JUS
tice Forbes, judgment was awarded plain
tiff for SlO24 Al.
The case Of A. Yoke "a. Pittsburgh,
Wheeling& Kentucky Railroad Company
was continued to Oct, slh next Rules
we're issued for James Campbell and w.
Folmar, absent witnesses.
In the case Of H. B. Miller 70. Washing
ton ZOeckler, certified case, judgment
was awarded plaintiff for Sl2 IS.
In another case between the same par
ties Mr.. Miller received Judgment for
Sl27l.
John Swan, imprisoned for breach Of
the peace, was discharged.
The case Of August WeaersChmidt rs,
the Boggs Run Mining Company, in as
sumpsil, was tried before the following
jury: W. 7. Adams, Z, N. Ridgeley, d.
c. Brockett, VIM. Taylor, Robert Craw.
ford, Robert Trimble, Geo, Wells, E. L,
Nicoll, Geo. Coleman, Charles Alien, Thos.
Grey. On motion Of the plaintiff it was
ordered that this suit abate As to J. b.
Ford and l.. NJ. Cole, non.residenls.
The case Of James McGannOn rs. VIM,
Maxwell was taken up by the court early
in the afternoon before the following
jurors: ]. W. Carmichael, E. Pogue,
James AshwOrth, James Hupp, Chris,
Bashar, Joshua Burnley, VIM. schockey,
Geo. Peppers, A. g. Boone, VIM. Page,
Roy Combs, Robert Robinson. Verdict
ioC defendant,
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The action Of the Second Branch auth
orizing the Committee on Capitol to pro
cure carriages for the use Of both branches
Of the Council was eoncurred in.
The act Of the Second Branch ordering
the construction Of thirty Inch sewer
from Alley O TO the corner Of Market and
10th streets was concurred in and the or
der to lay down a u inch crock sewer
down l7th street from Wood to Jacob was
amended so a. to make it 90 inch pipe
The petition Of Mary Gruder asking
permission to erect house on piece o.
ground belonging 10 the city, on the hill
east Of alleyC and north Of slh street, At
4 rental Of $40 per annum, granted by
the Second Branch, was eoncurred in.
The Committee on Conference on the
resolution empowering the Committee on
Lights TO assist in the gas extension re-
ported in favor Of the First Franch re-
ceding from its action. The report Of the
committee was rejected by tie vote.
The supplementary report Of the Com
mittee on Streets and Alleys, recommend
ing many improvements on the streets
and alleys, was read,
Mr.. Hall objected to the consideration
Of the recommendations Of the committee
on the ground that there was no revenue
from which TO appropriate funds for car
rying out the recommendations.
On motion Of DR.. Baird, the PROPOSE
ton Of Messrs. Mason & Maxwell to turn
over to the city the private sewer running
from their premises was rejected:
The balance Of the report was then con-
sidered, after which the Branch adjourned.
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WHERE TO EGT.-To our friends from
the country who will be attracted to the
city to-day to witness the ceremonies at
the capitol building we have = word to
say. Of course you will want something
to eat before returning home, and you
should not fail to call at Martins Capital
Dining Rooms, 1l55 Market street. Mar
tin can get up good square meal or a
substantial lunch upon short notice.
Fresh oysters, fish, and all the delicacies
the market affords, are found on Martins
tables.
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DurREz & BESEDiCr-This wellknoWn
minstrel troupe will appear in Washing
ton Hall tonight. The company il now
on liz twenty.ionrth annual tour, and is
meeting with that favor everywhere that
has marked its course for years. II is
recognized as the most successful and
complete minstrel company now travel
Ing, being composed Of twenty.eight su.
petior artists. Geo. II. Edwards, Frank
Dumont, Frank Kent, james I. Gulick,
Smith, and in fact the entire company,
have many warm personal friends in this
city, who will give them 4 cordial well
come.
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LETTERS FROM DRUaosn.-There il no
case Of dyspepsia that Green's August
Flower will not cure. Come to the drug
store Of Chas. Z. Dwight, or any other
druggist, and inquire about II. II you
suffer from costiveness, siek headache,
sour stomach, indigestion, liver com.
plant or arrangement Of the stomach OF
liver tfyit. Two or three doses will re.
lieye you.
BOsehee's German Syrup il now sold
In every town and city IN the United
States, We have not less than Eve hun.
dred letters from druggists, saying Il il
the best medicine they ever sold for con.
sumption, throat or lung disease. Sam
pie Pottles Of both 10 cents each. Regu.
lar size IS cents. eod&E.
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Colonel CELEBRAuoS.-The colorsd
people Of Cadit, Ohio, had q grand eele-
6Ialion yesterday in honor Of the 18th,
LON and l4th amendments and the Civil
delegation,
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HELMBoLD's BuUHu ia still in the re.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory al Philadelphia, and IL
sold by all respectable druggists. II il
warranted Tor all diseases Of The kidneys
and urinary ofg1ns. Beware Of counter
ieis. Genuine has propfieior's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dAE.
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SCARCITY OF AFrLEs-A gentleman
who has had an excellent opportunity to
observe yesterday informed u, that he
did not think there would Be 500 bushels
Of apples gathered this season inside 4 "a
dius Of one hundred miles Of this city.
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JOHN NETDI
A. WILSON,
WAt. 5. GOSiiORN,
THOS O'BRlEN,
Committee.


AfoUNDsv1LLE NURSERY OFFERS
Il three.year old Apple trees at ss6
per 1000, bundled 10 straw, delivered at
the depot or wharf. Pears, Quinees, Cher.
fies, Plums and other things low. Poplars
and Naples plenty. Evergreens In quan.
tlty. Correspondence solicited.
iul' JOS. HARRIS, Proprietor.
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COLLISION NEAR FETTERNAE.-At an
early yesterday morning q collision oe-
CURED between two freight trains about
a mile and half this side Of Fetterman,
which resulted in an engine and several
cars being badly wrecked, Train No.
$50 near FetteTman lost q cabOOse car
and three freight cars, which got
loose iOom the engine. No, 725
was coming right behind in the
same convoy, and ran into the
cars which had dropped behind, The en-
CINE Of No, 725 and the three freight cars
we're ditched, but no one was injured.
The accident could have been avoided II
the brakesmen on the stationary cars had
run back and signalled the approaching
train. Because ol the accident the train
due here at s o'clock yesterday morning
did not arrive until noon.
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Jso. W. MITCHELL, AusiisSs li ''n'1, els
OHOICE SUBURBAN. PROPERTY FOB SALE

" Aces thoicr land, y miIel above the tliy, GO
The Ohio river. Fifst-elzsi ulaeldIInil rod run,
ming Though H. Also TIE P. ". a Ky Railroad
passes through IT, % a. u make Il very desirable log
country rgzidehcls-tWhich mad will b. completed
during the coming year, VIII &c divided mo
l0u 10 suit purchaser. Terms rssy. Enquire Of a.
n. JACUB On the premises.
Beihany Pike, az mites east Of Wheeling Cheap.
Terms Easy. Enquire Of Messr. HUBBARD &
ElsKISE, Attorneys Al Law, o. A. NJ. JACOB.
Ia
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HEADACHE arises from different causes.
Congestive headache is produced by an
undue quantity Of blood In the brain, to
which high liyes, robust people and
young women are liable. DR., Bulls Veg
etable Pills regulate the bowels and thus
divert the current Of blood from the brain.
dkW.
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Ghe3HteIIiqsnfsr,
SATURDAY. SEPT. is, 1870.
New Advertisements.

Attention, Sir Knights.
Centennial Singers.
Steamer Iron Valley and Barges.
Hats and Caps-Chas. Il. Behler.
Notice-sale Of Lots.
Wheat, fsett & Naylor--iourth page.
Just Received-J. Ffiedel & Co.
Patlor and Chamber Fufniture-Men'
lei, Booth & Co.
Teas-v. B. Hall & Co.
Suspender Mandatory.
VIVA. Stencil and Seal Works,
Trustees Sale-fIannibal Forbes.
Trustees sale-James p. Rogers.
List OF Letters.
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RECEIVING NfsiToRs.-Wheeling Com.
mandery No. !, Knights Templaf, will
receive Hope Commandery Of st. Glars.
vile at the suspension bridge at I'm
to-day.
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GREAT bargains in coloted shoes at
L. v, BLoNp's.

NOriCE.-Auction sale Of J. W. Fer.
fels dry goods and carpets postponed by
the creditors few days 10 see II his con.
tinuation Of selling away below cost will
not be more fully appreciated, and raise
the money. Now IL your time for dry
goods and carpets at your own price, at
j. W. Fertels, corner Main and 10th
streets.
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A PORTION Of the grand chorus for the
Centennial Concert will lead the singing
at the laying Of the corner stone Of the
Capitol building to-day under Mr.. Bas-
seila difeciion:
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GOLDEN SHEAF.-The latest publica.
tiOn In singing books for Sunday Schools
is the "Golden sheaf," which Is pro.
nOunced to be the best book Of the Kind
ever published. For sale by
ADAMS Il LUCAS,
1927 Market st.
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DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY.


WnEELlN0l ". va Apfll 2 lsI5. J
The Chifter Of the Etfe add Marine insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April lot, 1875, and
IL uneIp lfed Gre husi1cS has beeh fslnsufed ~
tbe Peabody Insurance Cgmrany Of Wheeling. W.
Va, a. shown By the Resolution and Certificate an
ne6ei hereto All tlAlms lOf los o. dnmsge that
may uCruf after u oelotk ~ April 1T, 1873, under
any are policy Issued BY the Fire and Marine In
suf1nee COMPANY, and In force, will be hdjusied
and settled By the Peabody Insurance ComPany.
]. v. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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L.v. BLOND Is offering his entire stock
Of misses and Children's colored shoes
regardless OF coat.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
az observed at silVey's drug store, corner
opposite the PostoiEice, yesterday:
'1% 49, q 81 q IN
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THE ceremony Of laying the corner
stone Of the Capitol building will take
place this afternoon.
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THEDemocratic County Convention for
the nomination Of candidate for State
Senator will be held at the city building
Monday afternoon.
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JUST returned from New York and
Philadelphia, and am now opening a
magnificent stock Of Dry Goods and Car.
pets. J.W. FERREL,
Corner Main and Goth SIS.
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II you want a good square meal, with
all the delicacies Of the season, go to Mar
tins Capitol Dining Rooms, No. ll55
Market street.
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THE Elmwood collar, for appearance
and fit, Is unsurpassed. All first-class
furnishing stores have them for sale.