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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
The Political Prospect.

THE political prospect in this county
at this time is exceedingly favorable
to the Democracy. The appearance
among us for short time of Mr.. WIG
CLINTON the Democratic nominee for
Congress made him many friends and
we anticipate that his address to the
people of Los Angeles county. which
will be delivered on Saturday evening
next, will convince all that he is the
man of all the candidates 70. that
position,to whom Southern California
should entrust the advocacy of her in
terests in Congress. He is by far the
ablest speaker in the field, and his in
fiuence at Washington will do much
toward securing the passage of such
laws as are necessary for the develop
ment and prosperity of this part Of
the State. HoUaHToN proved him
self an unfaithful steward by introduc-
Ing and advocating the passage of
bill which, had it become law, would
have changed the route of the Southern
Pacific Railroad,t to the great injury of
Los Angeles, and delayed railroad
communication between this city and
San Francisco for several years. His
excuse that he opposed the bill as soon
as he discovered its nature, is too trans
parent to be effective. He fully un-
derstood the object and conditions of
the bill when he introduced 1t and he
only ceased to advocate its passage
when its certain defeat became appar-
ent. If the people of Los Angeles
county are true to their Interests and
true to themselves. Mr.. HoUGHToN
will not poll two hundred votes in this
valley. The Independents themselves
concede that their candidate for
Congress is virtually out of the con-
test. Many Independents avow their
determination to support the Dem
ocratic nominee. This feeling is, we
presume, general among the members
of the Independent organization. The
contest is between Mr. WIaGINToN
and Mr.. HoUGHToN and no voter of
Southern California who has the true
interests of the country at heart, can,
after reading Mr.. HoUGHToN's record,
consistently advocate his reelection.
The Independent county ticket is not
received with favor by the voters who
are expected to give it their support,
and disafiection seems to be general
and wide spread. To-day the Dem
will elect delegates to their
county convention which will convene
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
A Work for Capital.

HITHERTO the capital Of California
has been invested in land, houses,
stock and manufactures. We have de-
veloped our mines, built cities and
cultivated farms, but one very inn
portant essential to the development
of our agricultural resources has re-
ceived comparatively no attention
whatever. We mean the develop
ment Of water. In the Eastern States
men seek for soil. We of California
have good soil everywhere. All we
need is water and the farmer in search
OF location Is not particular in the
examination of the soil. 1t is water
sufficient to irrigate his farm that he
is most anxious about. Our mesa lands
and mountain sides are all covered
with soil that will produce anything
II they can be irrigated. The desider-
atum then is water, and it is to the
development Of our water resources
that portion, and no inconsiderable
portion either, of our capital must he
turned five would turn our broad val
lies into fields of grain. 1t is true
that in many localities streams have
been turned into bitches, and artesian
wells have been struck, but no efforts
are made to economize the water of
streams or that flowing from wells.
1t is used for the occasion and when no
longer required is permitted to run to
waste. What capital should do is to
save this water and develop more. The
Los Angeles river is hardly sufficient
for irrigating the land of the city i'm
the summer season yet we take no
steps for saving the millions of gallons
that run to waste i'm the Fall, Winter
and Spring. The same negligence is
noticeable elswhere. Now our capital
cannot do more toward developing the
country than by building reservoirs
sufficient i'm number and capacity to
save the water which now runs TO
waste from the rivers and wells. If
moneyed men will turn their attention
to this all important matter they will
do more to increase the products ofthe
State than has yet been done by 9TH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
borrowing Money.

borrowing moneyupon the nstalment plan
Is attended with these advantages: The loan
can be repaid in small monthly amounts
which include the interest and part of the
principal, so that by the expiration of the term
II can be all paid without any great inconven-
ience To the borrower; the rate of interest Is
generally lower; the expenses of obtaining
the money are not so great as in ordinary
loans and If IL is borrowed upon good paying
property then it often happens that the rents
will meet the monthly instalments and in
time pay off the debt.
For further and other particulars enquire
of w. III. j. BROOKS,
Agent for Savings and Loan Society,
jel5 II No. IL Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
Finances I'm Toronto.

Z TORONTO, Canada, July 29th. The
failure of Duncan, Sherman IL Co. af-
fected only one firm in this city, that
of Campbell e. Cassets, bankers and
brokers. 1t is not yet known to what
extent they are involved. .t
1t is hoped that the good crops will
largely help to tide over the present
financial depression.
Indicted.
LONDON, July 29th. The Grand
Jury at Croydon has found a bill for
misdemeanors against Col. Valentine
Baker, of the Tenth Hussars, who is
charged by a young lady with assault
ing her in carriage on the South
western Railway.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
Educational.

On Monday, June 7th, at the Spring
street school house, Mrs. f. A. Parker
will open a school for n term of seven
weeks; term to close one week before
the re-opening of the public schools.
Tuition for the term--for Third reader
and al! below, $4; SIS for all above the
Third reader. For further particulars
enquire of DR.. Lucky, City Superin-
tendent of Schools. jn3H
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
Selling Out.

Selling out! Selling out our entire stock OF
Dry Goods below COST as we intend in future
to keep only Clothing, Gents Furnishing
to gentlemens wear. We therefore offer to
our patrons and the public in general the
greatest bargains In Dry Goods ever of1erd in
this city. For further information, call ut the
Bazaar, corner of Main & Requena streets,
opposite the u. S. Hotel. jel7
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
NEW TODAY.
Special Notice.

beg to inform my numerous customers
and the public in general that have removed
from my old stand, l07 Main street, TO the
store "Identical," 30 Main street, nnder the
Backman House, where the finest brands of
tobacco, pipes and all smokers articles; also
q full line of gents furnishing and fancy
goods. ties, and everything appertaining to !,
genticmen's store viii be kept at prices to
defy competition. shall be happy to see all
my customers from the stand at the store
The quality OF the goods will amply reward
the little extra distance. Please be careful not
to go into the wrong place, as palefaces do
not generally agree with Indian squaws.
Therefore look for my sign, "Identical."
IHH.a l. GOLDSMITH,
rs Main St., under Back man House
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
Special Notices.
Sewing Machines.

The Light-runnlng Domestic, the favorite of
the East, needs only to be seen to be appreci-
ated. 1t runs so light that 1t is running It's
way into families everywhere. Johannsen "
Grosser furniture dealers are the agents mere.
Ducommun's Building,up-stairs,c corner Main
and Commercial streets. Jyl0-u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
ID L E d.

LEAiY.-In this city, at one O'Clock yester-
day morning, infant son of Thomas and
Caroline Leahy, aged months and q days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
EASTERN NEWS.
RulisOr COMtrtlicted.

st. LOUIS, July 30.-A dispatch
from reliable source in Indian Terri
tory says the reports circulated yes
terday that Chief Ross had been as
sassinated proves untrue. He is at
home and well and there has been no
difficulty. His reelection next Mon
day is considered certain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
n Jewelry House Seized.

New YORK, July 3O.-The Office of
NJ. Salverburgh, dealer in gold watch
es, chains and plate goods, No. 4O6
Broadway, was seized by the Sheriff
on alleged discovery that the
firm was engaged in swindling to the
extent of $4,000. It is stated that
Salverburgh is stationed in Mexico
where he sells goods shipped by his
agent here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31

The Chicago produce market re-
mains steady and unchanged.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
Now Is Your Time.

Now Is your time! No such chance again In
one hundred years! This Bazaar is selling out
their entire stock of Dry Goods % per cent.
below cost, as they intend giving up their dry
goods business and keep only Gents Furnish
ing Goods. This is no bogus sale, but q genu-
inc selling out OF our entire stock of Dry
Cry Goods, as you will find out by calling at
the Bazaar, corner of Main and Requena
streets, opposite the U. S. Hotel. jel7
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
Two Men Killed.

Two Men Killed.
CYNTHIANA, Ky. July 3O.-Dr. CT.
Donnelly, dentist of this place, ap-
preached DIR. Peckover, another dem
tist, saying that Peckover had called
him a liar, and shot Peckover through
the heart, killing him instantly, then
surrendered himself to officers, and
while being taken to Jail was shot and
killed by r. H. Ridgely, brother-in-
law of Peckover. Ridgely is now in
custody.
Insult TO the British Flag.
NEW YORK, July 30th.-A serious
insult to the British flag was reported
by the Spanish officials at Puerto Ri
co. The English mail steamer Elder,
touching at the Port, was brought to
by Spanish gunboat and the Captain
compelled to deliver up the passen-
gers, who were accused by them of
having violated certain of the Spanish
laws.
The Murdersss Of Mrs. Tyler Curtis o.
Bail.
New YORK, July 30th. - Madame
Ihl, the abortionist, charged with the
death of Mrs. Curtis, soprano singer
in an uptown church, was admitted to
bail to-day in the sum of $500.
A Prise Fight.
HUNTINGTON, L. l., July 3Oth.-A
prize fight took place here this morn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
Insult to the British Flag.
A Prise Fight.

HUNTINGTON, L. l., July 3Oth.-A
prize fight took place here this morn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31

BROOKLYN, July 3Oth.-It is said
that number of the leading members
OF Plymouth Church have determined
to bring out Beecher's new book, 'The
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
The American Cardinal.

NEW YORK, July 30th.-A meeting
OF Roman Catholic pastors last night
Issued an address to the Pope express
ing their sense of the dignity conferred
by the elevation of Archbishop Nc
Closky to the rank of Cardinal. A
committee was appointed to present
the address to Monsieugor Boncetti, of
the Papal Legation, who will be es-
corted down the bay tomorrow on his
departure for EurOne.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-10

A FRIEND went into Col. IS Of
fee. the other morning. and bustling
up to the stove observed: God!
amt it cold?" and he looked at the
Colonel. The Colonel also ln,ked at
him, but made M mot on Of recognl-
ton. The friend acted embarrassed,
and ir,..ediatsly tosk ylis leave. In
the morning be met the Colonel in his
own Office. 81. 40 s. -.
| Colonel, he said, why didn't you
say something when. ! spoke to you
the le other ,norning?". 3"Yon didm't adj
dress nue.. answered the Colonel.
"Yon said 'l;ud amt it coIly' and
when q man asks the Almighty a
question is, supposed to not care
|turaeutside inte,fercnce." <aH.l
The friend stared Ut the Colonel.
hut tho ,Colopslr was in earnostr and
leaked back st him without weaken.
Inn. It WA capital rebuke Ut = Dc
teBtAblc hnDlf 81 4, ts,s.s.tes s1s1ai
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Dh, stars of Hen zpn III
~ Dos's aReep ~ pity sake
But smile, d, smile, u look tp,
r nv a poor MAI vIll BFssl' \
l For 4 have lost my friend Of friends
And in my dark despair
/ turn my fearful eyes to thee
81. And ask, us mother there y =. ,.'.';
o, angels, let each lovely stMl ,.'ss
Be as 4 window bright, a.szr u
Through which youlook in pity down
Upon my form tonight,
And hear me on my Bonded knees
Appeal to you in prayer,
To look among your band and see,
Oh, say, is mother theres ii a.
o Thou! great King of earth and sea,
OF heaven and ofspace!
Oh, canst Thou see among the group
My angel mothers faces 3s ..a.. z
Oh! speak to my poor, troubled soul,
That may now prepare
To meet her at the "pearly gates"
Oh, speak, is mother there?
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ENCOURAGING Mr.. George Stafford,
of Pioneer, informed US the other day
that should no more snow fall there is
enough already in sight to insure a
prosperous mining season next sum
mer. On Summit fiat the snow is
seven and a-half feet in depth and
hacked down SO solid that teams 60
over it with the same ease that they
would over a turnpike. The ground
is thoroughly saturated everywhere,
50 much so that where penetrated
with 4 crowbar the hole immediate
" fills with water. This fact is very
encouraging, and as three months ye,
remain in which more Or less snow
will he sure to fall, the boys have CIV,
cry reason to feel elatcd at the pros
pect
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THAT DEAD CHrNAxAN.-There IL con-
siderable feeling manifested by some
Of the citizens in relation to that dead
Chinaman slowed away in the rear
yard Of Pom Vans store. i appears
that high-toncd Chinese gambler,
dying somewhere across the BASIN,
his remains were brought TO this place
aud snldcred up in zinc box aud to
ken !" charge BY Pon Yam. The box
was directed 4, SOME firm in San
Frapcisco, but for reasons best knYwn
toCI,inamcn instead Of bcing hrward-
I'd to destination it was placed Is
above stated, where It still remained
at last acc,,unts.' This mode Of pro-
cedure in the dispositions of = corpse
may be Chinese pot mortem etiquette,
hut it does not fully accord With tie
outside barbarisp's itlca 81 such
things. IL tie absence u slI power
of the proper authorities TO actin the
matter. we see no other way Tor those =
who wish the nuisance removed than
10 get haud-sled, form = procession
and trot Tie ldlfa6ct. ldult 4, the Chi.
nsss nursery aud plant hip, Tue
spectacle presented ]. ]. 4 4, sho s' Aef :
'chihamsa IS elltsf n's9 war'd
prove Qpite-e A,9ysl IS :: :
II t. have 10 gaayesy ast.l n s " y
.oya. ahd y. - olliIi1si re'''e !! !
world ts Z Spo ~ "A N -
~ !, \ ~ y q = ! ~
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BADLY FRozES.-Threc or four weeks
since man coming from below rode
into the Upper Payette valley on his
way to Camas Prairie. He was told
that it would be impossible to get
through on account Of the deep snow
in the mountains, but he knew better
ami went on. The other day he re-
turned, cadaverous-Iooking spectre,
on foot. His hands and feet were
badly frozen and he was otherwise III
very poor condition physically and
mentally. He stated that he became
lost, and finally striking his own trail
be wandered in : circle twenty days
before I've succeeded ID finding his
reckoning and getting out. In the
meantime, getting ont Of grub, he had
killed and eaten bis horse. The above
statement was made to = gentleman
at this place on Wednesday last by q
ranchman from the Payette:~ The
name Of the sufferer was not ascer'
taineds WITT
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Six skunks got into Pennsylvania

Six skunks got into a Pennsylvania
camp.mecting last week, and after
standing it as long as he could, one of
the brethren rose and remarked:' If
you all say SO, beloved, and | think
you will, we'll get out Of this; The
Arch Enemy Of mankind must be stir
ring up his fires, for ! am sure / smell
the gas s..t.es : #.e eesss..
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"Axn now, Mrs. Sullivan" said the
counsel, twill you be kind enough to
tell the jury whether your husband
was in the habit Of striking you with
avid what, sir?" with
impunity.' "He wnz, sir, now and
thin; but he sthrdck me oftener wild
his fisht." 8
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~. Ta.L DDnf forget special meet
;nv Of tl,c 4. al o. T.T's tomorrow
Saturday evening.
".JoHx, UAYtDsY jlluss dasaup Mar.

.Jovx NAY,psYa 1lluss desRup Mary
and her little lamb: " 80
/ was slal name Malee hid lam y
III Pleas allee same white = snow; /
Eyiy praces Mollce walkee'
lance he hoppee long TO- Il, III
Sheep alice same Mollee 80 % school
one day,
No Al samec rulei, o5sac
Boy he much laughec play,
|. Sc "a, b, ycloot. Il
4, Tsa;esher lie 40 sabe. tlna 1'.'eka Al Y
Turn nm sheep o! u II 4. l..sa D
Denshesp eiwsites ~ .eliae / 81. H.
IN IN Jrsllss come - home
i Hali "a: WhooPssI 4
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FROM the Salesman we learn that
District Court convened at Boise City,
Judge John Clark presiding, on Mor-
day last. with about tl'irty-fve cases
on the calendar. Among these are
FIVE divorce cases. Five suits have
also been commenced against the
shareholders IN the First National
Bank for taxes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-10

MERCHANTS arc receiving goods al.
most every day, and their shelves and
counters will soon be dressed in holi.
day apparel.
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YostoMee 8ou10. z
!. s,, j; !, /, va 1aya smith IN = ID
b posioffice VIII be kept ope1 Nom seven
ineM until nine 2. n.
4 cmnndays from halfpast twelve TO one,
-, SJ from four until six Z. n. ~ J.
= .xoNEY.oRDER BUSINESS.
THO Money Order Office will not be
..ned At all on Sundays; and no Money
0pI, ar business will be transacted on Sat
U ssrs after four o'clock p. M.
ulu"' s. G. SILSBY. !.
Idaho City, Dec. 3, 1875. Postmasteri
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4, ~ loslq8 .cilic s3ta5e6|
snd Territot M 4 4 .r,,l 60 q
9 ct slavery existing among them tb Il
'ls.lsr nor 4 sLtia q ~ M fabsl|
than African slavery ever was. We
a'lude 70 Chinese slavery, where Is,
males are bought and sold for prosti-I
t 9. body and soul battered to lust.
But then as Greeley. Garrison and
Gerrett Smith. are dead, and we do
not wish Ito bring Wendell Phillips
and Harriet Beccher Stowe out here
n, "! up things We refrain from de-
pictieg the loathsoneness Of tnesrelict
and confine ourself to simple 4 nara
ton of fact as an item Of news. The
scene is alternately in the Basin and
30 Sc City. Here it is: A Chinaman
bought q countrywoman for whom he
paid the John Jacob Aston price Of
six hundred dollars. The willy SER
|pent came, and the frail sister fell-in-
to the arms of another Chinaman, and
they HE'D away from Centcrville to
Boise and were soon joined together
in the holy bands Of wedlock, or
wands Of bedlock-don't know which,
but no matter. Then the Chinaman
who paid greenbacks Of the realm for
the woman got mad and had her ar
rested on trumped-up charge of
stealing in order to secure her return.
Sheriff Sam Stewart was warranted
and sent to Boise for the purpose Of
bringing her back, bnt failing TO find
the woman, he deputized Under Sheriff
Race, Of Ada county, to attend to the
matter, and returned home The 9th.
er day Race brought the prisoner up
but an examination before Judge
Moore resulted in her acquittal, as
nothing could be proved in substanti
alton Of the charge. The woman was
then returned to her liege lord, a,
Boise City. When the hour of her de
parturc drew near, the Chinese col
lected and fully armed, showed fight
but they didn't; and if they had con
tested the proceedings dead Chinamel
would have been piled up two deep al
over the streets. And the above il
about the only manner in which Chi
nese slavery now and then receives :
check.
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WEATHER still mild and soft.

For SpEAKER-Dispatches to the
Avalanche announce that N. G. Kerr
was nominated by the Democratic
caucus on Saturday night for Speaker
of the House.
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Ma Faux HAUc was, we. don't
know lo.s old last Monday. That
was l,ia Listhday, 81 aii events. and
his bro ut n It's reminded him OF the
fact thateiEhf. +
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BrExA Vista Bar residents have
had the snow cleared of the bridge
loading from town across Elk Creek.
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N QuAsrzBusc.-Mr. Charles Thomas,
Of Quartzburg, arrived yesterday. iHe
reports work on the Gold Hill and
Iowa tunnels as progressing favorably,
and the indications were that they
would soon strike the lodges. Thir'
teen men were employed in the
Gold. Hill tunnel, and six in that Of the
Iowa. Charley also says that things
about Quartzburg are qniet and nc
pools selling % who'd be the next
suicide. ,sf ii "a II -eitt I
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lib. EaeRY and Lauer 3 Swim re.
ceived ! lot Of freight last Monday
two loads.
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TUNNELING.-Mr. Sam White has re-
commenced work in his tunnel in East
Hill. He is after that stratum Of pay
gravel that is known to exist in its
bowels. Mr.. White works in this tun-
mel only during the winter, and this is
the third since he started in. The
tunnel has reached q depth Of two
hundred and twenty-five feet.
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SYxxEs' THEORY. Poets and nissan
thropes have always howled and slung
oleaginous gaubs from surcharged o.
factory organs about tho "hollowness
Of the world Il has been generally
supposed by the more prosaic portion
Of mankind that the phrase was sim
ply figure Of. sfcechnsed superin-
dnced perhaps BY 1yspeptic pangs;
hut Capt. SymmeS theory gives some
foundation H. the nlisanthropic lameil-
tation thai. the world is indeed hollow:
study uvcr the mattcr awhile.
synli,,cs theory appears this morning,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-10

The IT. Us" are rapidly gaining in
numbers. The Last Degree Lodge
will be opened about the middle of
January, at which time the brethren
contemplate sending for G. r. j. A.
Ben Anderson, at Boise City, whose
presence will give impressiveness to
it's sublimely solemn workings.
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COMMITTEE OF INVITATION /:

IDAHO CITY.
JOHN GORMAN, GEO. AINSLIE,
G.. w. RICHARDS, JAS. MORIARTY.
CENTERVILLE.
C. C. MEFFERT, STEVE DEMPSEY,
PAT DOYLE s. X. GOLDTRAP.
PIONEER CITY.
J. NJ. CANNADY. JOHN VESEY.
HENRY WHITNEY.
PLACERVILLE
JOHN O'DONNELL, /. W. GARRETT,
J.V.R. WITT, L. FULD.
GRANITE CREEK.
j M. DANSKIN, CON HEALE1,
I = MARTIN CONNOUGHTON.
.<. QUARTZBURG.
GEO. BEKLE. II. BENNETT,
.COUGHANOCR
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FLOOR MANAGERS:
BEN HAYES, IS. WELLER,
s. W. WCLFF.
Mrs. cocman, Miss Rose Weller,
Miss Nary Buckley,
Miss Kate HALEY.
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Dissol,tlon 1lgtiSs,

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FASHlO NABLE HATS
A large variety Of 4
Gents furnishing Goods, &c.
QUICK SALES AND SMALL
PROFITS.
A large variety Of

P.S-Special Inducements offered 70 cash buyers.
Please give US call before purchasing elsewhere.
aafa LAUER 4 SWI1N.
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BLACK SILK VELVET VESTS &.
FANCY SILK VELVET VESTS
LINEN COATS AND BUSTERS,
CASHMERE AND DOE SKIN PANTS.
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