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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-14
A psuhls Exseutisa At BarcsIsaa.

The OPINION Natisnas puhlishss . let
ter from Barcelona. containing q dra-
maiio account OF . double execution
which has Just taksn place In that town.
A maid servant named Grsgoia Folk.
aided By her lover. Vctorano Ursita.
murdered her master. who made . viii
in her favor. The Judicial investigation
and trial lasted no Ices than three ysar1.
and resulted In the condemnation Of
both the accused. Who according 10 the
custom, wsre taksn on tho evening
which preceded the execution 10 .
chapel. 70 remain there until the nsxt
morning. There the two oonvicts were
only separated By . curtain, and The
woman uttered such loud cries during
the night that her socomplice had sew
sral times 70 impose silence on
her. The most distinguished ladies
Of the locality attended the woman
to offer thsir consultations. The man
vas surrounded by monks. During I'll
time the boys Of the choir. clad In
red. yellow or blue from head 70 foot,
vent through the streets. . salvsr In one
hand and Q bell In the other. ssking for
aims 10 meet the wants OF the con-
dsmnsd prisoners on earth and In
hsavsn-that ID 70 say. for The cost Of
their intsFmsnt and The performances Of
massss for thar souls. The execution
by the garotts (strsngling) took place
outside one Of the gatss Of the city, In Q
A. -AsA A.. -s-Af-. -
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Cusno HEADACHE WITH 4 Srirnoy
NArL--A strange and remarkable case
was brought under the attention OF DR..
Tate Of Augusta county. . few days
since. He was called 70 SOC Mrs. Tay-
lor. wife Of Robert Taylor. living about
three miles from Grssnville, and found
that abe bad driven q siIpsnny nail into
the back Of her head. which, after much
di6ioulty. he succeeded In extracting.
The nail had been driven In several days
~prsviously. and BY her own hand. II
~ discovered by . daughter Of hers
while combing her hair one day. and shs
insistsd on keeping the fact secret, bat
her daughter sent for Dr. Tate, % above
stated. She told her daughter that abe
had driven the nail In several days BE-
fore. with the iat side OF q hatchet;
that abe had bean suffering with violent
pains In her head. but since driving In
the nail she had been entirely free from
than. Some years ago shs la been
conhnsdin the wcstsm Lunatio Asylum.
and has for some time been partially dc.
ranged. II the nail penstratsd the skul,
a. ] undsrstand' Il did, II b Q vsry 70.
variable csse. and one OF much interest
to the medical fraternity. -Riehmoad
DiqateA. -r ~
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l,,.r,s,I.. RAILROAD Expsrlasu,.

ssveral abroad aooidsntB thAikpe.
surred recsntly In " East, and lch
might have bssn avsrtsd. 1.-THE unfo4u
naie train could have bssn stopped With
ressonsbls psomptnsss aftsr the dagger
VA discovered, give practical intsrsst
TO some experiments made In England 70
Determine how quickly . train oan b
brought to . stop. The matter u re-
Rsrdsd Of 20 great concern In England
that q royal commission was appointed
TO make experiments, and the result Wa
given TO the London Rotsooy Nsns.
From them We learn that . train Of sars.
after being lot looss on . lsysirosd. y .
speed Of Il milss an hour sxhaustsd ~
impetus and came 70 . halt. from
friction only. In 0 minutes, aftsr run.
ming 10000 foet. An engine and lender.
Weighing together from 30 70 90 tons,
let loose a Q spssd Of - 10 Il nile a
hour, would 90 e.40O 70 100 feet, and
como 10 O stop In four.and-a-hah 70 hvs
minutes. A ssriss OF experiments on
six roads, with trains WEIGHING 10 10
l95 tons. showed that whom turned
loose al a miles an hour, they would
run Is, 338 feet and stop u nine min.
utss and t~hirty-sight seconds; going &c
80 miles an hour. they would run 600
feet, and stop In Ave minutes eight SEQ
onds. In all these cases friction alone
was relied on, no brakes being used.
The nsxt experiment was With haud-
brakes; BY these q train Of 1874 tons, 90
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lnunls,dt itsns.

tYfou The silver State. August is.t
Messrs. Oelssby and Mace LEFT at this
once to-day . specimen Of ore from tho
Henrietta mine. Silver Hill District,
near wagontovn. for Mesxrs. Stewart
and Whitehill, the Centennial Specimen
Collectors. The piece weighs two or
three pounds, and IL plated on one aide
With horn silver. and ON the other ex-
hibits the character Of the country rook
in which the ledge 10 situated. Apiece
broken hon the specimen assaysd 4lO,.
900 In silver.
Eugene narksr brought some ezcsl.
liant specimens Of pstridsd wood 10 town
lat evening. One piece consists Of q
part OF the main trunk Of Q tree with q
portion Of o Of the limbs attached.
He says thsrs are large Quantities Of Il
on The Little Humboldt about 60 nilss
from town. Bone Of the pieces .
two or three feet In length, and Q foot
and . half in diameter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-14

A SkRE AND YrLtow MELANCHOLY.
Brother Parkinson Of tho Nevada III
bum<. must be bilious. His topics are
gloomy and saddening. and his dis
courses tats on tho same melancholy
tinge. His article on "Ingratitude'
yesterday was g~rievous in it, mournful-
ness. and but that we are unused to
weeping would doubtless have brought
tears to our eyes. In the truly good"
limo Deacon Parkinson Is undoubtedly
unsurpassed. and when ike Jeremiah.
he lamsnts upon the sinfulnsss and de-
ceitfslness Of this wicked world. the ef-
feet Is positively painful. We earnestly
hope that tho subdued and laehrymoss
illusions Of the Tribune editor proceed
from his s~picastric regions. and are not
sngendered by untowHd outside in
huencss.
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Rsas itsns.
rrron u. D..ee.,, A,sus. iaI

trron he Dssesrss. August IA
A married man In The city Who has q
weakness for faro, upon his return homo
vas asksd BY his wife the cause Of his
bsing out no lats. Remembering Mu.
@. Fanny Allyn's hint be rsplisd thaths
dropped into . faro room merely 10
comprehend the needs Of the
day and The mystic psychological
forces Of the world" MY dear"
said abe. eel am glad 10 hear that you
have taken such . deep interest In
science. have always bssn . kind and
afisctioaats wife. and I am vsry anxious
to assist you in acquiring knowledge Of
the Science Of The Mind" He 10 now
e~ogitating a. 70 vhsthsr . welt on the
aide Of the head With rolhng-pin has
anything 10 do with psychology.
James Maybsrry has been ssriously
injured BY . stick Of timber flying the
dums, probably. His nose 10 badly dis
We hope not - bod - rep
Dr. Hogan LEFT 1t I ?. y. to
attend the sufferer.
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Fon ghastliness in sport commend me
10 the prank Of that young lady who
brought down to tho beach the other
day q Of her siI.buttonsd. fesh.col-
'orsd kid gloves. and filling Il full Of
sand twisted the rals fingers In such an
agonizsd way that the hrst startled
glimpse Of the corpss-liko hand stretched
It's clamny grasp oat Of the sand almost
stopped the course Of your very hearts
blood. Had the cruel sea done to death
q lovely lady and sast her cold form at
our needless feett "Ah, yes, I see!"
"Oh. 10 DO sursr' arc the ordinations
made when the joke Is perceived. but
tho laugh which 1t wakes il not very
hearty. 10 IfHuF
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a MISSIONER.

A strange sort Of q republic they have
In France. Journals which do not
agree with the administration are
promptly suppressed. and to give a
P--e.insns ofasil . deserved nswspapo-
nal e~astigation. II surf death TO the
rash journal which exhibits such To-
msrity. The latest exhibition Of press
censorship IL an order issued by the
French Government. prohibiting the
sale In France. Of Mr.. Gladstons's
writings on the Vatican question. In
other words. the Government Of France.
nominally republican. refuses to con.
osds 70 liz citizens one Of the privileges
inssparably connected with sslf-govsrn-
nsnt-a free press. II assumes 10 dc
tass what its citizens shall read and de-
mics the night Of religious discus
sion. Applied TO such . govern
mont. the term Republic 10 . mis-
homer. The questions discussed by Mr..
Gladstone are Of importance to the
world. A direct issue has been raised
bstwssn those Who claim that the au-
thority Of the Pope Of Rome Is supreme
- we'll In temporal q in spiritual con-
Germs. and those Who reject that doc
trins. Mr.. Gladstone Il not . fanatic.
His writings M temperate and argu-
nsntaivs. He indulsss In no coarse
nsss nor vitupsration. and his discus
sions are. In view Of the contest nov
raging In The Old World between bigotry
and liberal thought; between those Who
argue that In temporal Affairs the State
u and OF necessity must b supreme In
jurisdiction and authority. and those
Who ssalously contend that al intsrssts.
both spiritual and secular. should b
controlled and directed by the Head Of
the Church. Of interest 10 intelligent
readers and the thoughtful everywhere.
In refusing to permit the sale Of Glad
stones pamphlets, the French Govern
ment places itself in opposition to n
OF the fundamental principles Of SELF
government and renders its title Of Re-
psblic q nisnomsr.
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A wxsrERS paper tells q story OF .
Distressed agriculturist: A famer drop
ped In here. on Wednesday last, 10 pay
his rsnt putting OF q long face. to cor.
respond With the times. On entering
the house, he told the landlord that
times being 20 bad. he could not raiss
the money at all. and dashed a bundle
OF grsenbacks on tho table. "There."
said be. ''that Is all I can pay" The
money vas taken up and counted by the
landlord, who said: "why. this Il twice
a. much - you Dwell" Dang mel
give 10 me again. said the farmer.
''I'm dashed u I ain't took II out Of the
wrong pocket"
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ne Esrsaa aad palisads Marrow
Cana

We haven't had IN Item ateuf the
Eurska and Palissds Railroad forkome
time, simply became We knew Of moth
ing In particular 10 note In connection
With this important enterprise. Yestsr-
day, however, W ran across agentleman
Who gave NJ some itsms Of interest.
Tr~ack.laying on the new division was
commenced . few days ago, and now
over two miles Of iron 10 In. place. A.
this rate Garden Pass will DO reached by
tho Last Of mart week. a. the grading 70
that point u about completed. and some
Of the grading parties are already In
sieht Of town, on the southern slope OF
he mountains. They can MOI yet be
zen from Main street. but when the
atmosphere IL not too dense they are
easily discsrnsd from any OF the sur
rounding mountains. The grading
win b pretty heavy In places until
the valley Il reached below. From
there 70 the town u IL mere
vslkovsr, enabling the graders to pro-
coed with their work about ~ fast % the
track can b laid. The force II being
!. .sS- sa.Saer,Iw .,n~ctsd bv Ara
nv. IN 80 ill coms
80 ~. -i,h;r ssxsntv.
Ave DAYS from date. The time fxed IL
| November LIST, bat all agree thai the
on.MS.r,;o, ~ IN m h
eslnsL oom .,con.
o,its,niy uu: na =. w. a.. -,
pn.nea ny ~ W. ~. $3.50
nslony ., tas psop.s ~ - ~.
my ana 'ns .on psse.s III go
sousn snd p'!vno a.
non. me oomp,suon .. w Ssu us'
s.ineo 70 se.us sus Ia sh;nl :,
OF our W. r sau ".s,.h 80
vin Mso a1 w Il. .~;m ~ ~
ProsPen'y: VIZ" =.Os..,an =, n,s.,v
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Txoxis cAsLrLr recently closed nm
interview with London correspondent
Of The Ban Fran Fnncisco CAroaih.
with this Characteristic growl OF Cali
foruia: .'You are doing no good there;
you are hsrming the world. Cover over
your mines, leave your gold In the
earth. and 60 70 planting potatoes. Ev-
very man who gives . potato, the world
10 the hsnefactor Of his race; but you
with Jour gold ara overturnmg society,
making the ignobls prominent, increas.
ing everywhere the expsnsss OF living.
and confusing all things"
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An MEMORABLE DEFEAT PRxrKR-
ADLE.

The Sacramento Rsoord- Union has,
despite the protssiations Of Irwin that
liz advocacy Of his claims to an election
for Governor wss doing him vast in
jury, again emerged from its fancisd
b,mb-proof Of assumed Independence.
and IL once moro s~siosiEing Democratic
unsnimisy and predicting Democratic
successss. With Characteristic insin-
esity, moreover. Il lays all bAms upon
the Republicans Who voted 10 nominate
Phslps for Governor. II says thas bad
the party organization sheen isft 70 the
control Of The true representatives Of the
people," meaning the railroad mana
gers, and Dad . good ticket been NOM
mated ON . rational and manly plat
FORM" 1. O.. without any anti-subsidy
and acknowledgements planks.
..ths Republicans could have carrisdth
stats By from tan to twenty thousAnd
majority" In concluding this absurd
scrawl, this railroad circular hypocrit-
saliy adds that '.if In this strait many
Republicans and former Independents
prefer voting the Democratic ticket 70
bsine disfranchissd." the responsibility
will rest upon the Republican Convsn-
ton. Well. what II Il dossi
Il 10 better. ten times bet
ter. that the Republican party In
California should 60 down with color
flying and drums boating than 10 exist
~ q ssri 10 the Central Pacific Railroad
Company. Thai marrow minded. I'M
principlsd and short-sightsd corporation
defeated the Republican party in Cali
fornia two yssrs sincs BY assuming con-
troll Of its management and Debating ID
platform and nominees. Its action In
that particular made the existence Of an
Independent party possible. Had the
railroad kept out Of politics. there
would have BEEN but two parties In CAL
iiornia. II defeated the Republican
party two years since BY its dictatorship.
II now proposes 10 defeat il BY guerilla
warfare; by shedding crocodile tears
over its manifest fate. and commanding
its rstainsrs 10 cast their votes for Irwin.
Well may Republican orators In our
sistsr stats with one accord say 10 the
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
s.Gst thee behind mo Satan" for its
support has been . curse. And the Re-
publican party win. even II unsuecsss-
full in the coming contest, b stronger
In defeat than vhen-as for ysars
past Il has bssn-nansclsd by the
ehains Of that insincsre and unscrupu-
lous corporation.
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LATE JElEeaAMs.
u.i,sa ssasss Ds.As ualisA u,
TalAsusY DR'r. WAsxuorox.e
Auousk Il 1915.

Angus "a. oso -
By vtrtus Of anshonty e,vsn y.gc
Act OF Congress appfovso ~ -; iI1o'
entitled ~ Aes W.
funding o. me ION
oy Z nouo: IN sIs
erued interest," o. me ooscs usx I'm
designated. known - 90 1890
o. PS' wS.,i.S.~ y. ~ ~, IA
is,h a.v az Noysmbsr. 1875. and intsr.
- an .sia honds vil cssss that day;
49,, 4. A. ~, ~ honds Of he AsAs Of
W.,.ss IA snd Juns 50. 1854 q
foilov,. GIT nsr cent. r,Qistsrsd bonds,
Lct Of March s. 1864. Of 800, Nos. I
10 ~ ipcl1sivs; $500, Nos. I 70 - in
elusive; $1,000, Nos. I 10 AS inclusive;
S5. 600. Noe. I 10 l,S66 inclusive. To-
al Soi6. 600. Aet Of Juns 50, 1854,
coupon bonds Of $50. Nos. I 10 $50 in
elusive; 800. Nos. l 70 S,I00 inclusive;
$500, Nos. ] 70 4,SU inclusive; vi,vvv'
Mo-. 70 le.soo incf9nve. to.,a' "a
SO0.OVo. hseisssrso 3onos y
Nos. 70 " pom neausavsi S.o: NJ :
to 100 inclusive; 49,. Q 70 ~ ~
both Intensive; yi,veWs NO. s,iVV
inclusive; yo.O0o. o . l.oxv inei1-
ave. IotL' u1sn
ylO.Uo,VW. VI . amoens oeus.no-
ing embrAcsd In tne lumbar ~ soo's'
$S.6oo.O0 y arc coupon Bono.
(Stgnsd) y. ". bunSAh.
Acting ssessoSy :
psynssa,s Rival Hakss . FAILURE.
NV Yo.x. August ls.-Aspscial dis
patch IRON London says Webb. the En-
slishman Who unds,sook 70 ,v,m ron
Doves to Caiaas vitnout nis,sA.ng
apparatus. failed. Ne stafssd D.
o'clock ?. y. yesterday and =. MO
night, when bali across. owing 70 tne
increasing roushnsss OF 2 AYE. y
was thought prudent 10 sane MN ON
ooafu ~ s40oP' ~
PNn
uarrseans - Asas-ssssn nser
Fssss. ugVEr
LONDON, August IA dispatch 10
the Standard reports Q hurricane and
hail-storm al Pontrise. twenty miles
norhvsss Oh fsIis. Alany ssrs
unrooIsa ana A..
o. 49,, a.. ~
DUMMY -" M 49,,
evsIy N,."u as.s. .,nn.s
ne. No I'M I'm. ;.;r:yS \. nj ~hich
aP.vP -, ~ nj n q. s.s,sd
soms viii AZ nom thsir Injuries. Ths
tempest lasted only half an hour. The
damage n Estimated d 800, 900.
.,..s.....~..s,.s p..,,.s -
" ". ~. r"II".x.. a..
tNs. N o.
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cArrAu Panl Boyton has Offered his
ssrviess In aid Of the inundation suffer
m By proposing 70 Madame MacMahou
70 dive d Paris on Nonday matt. . ~
MES Of experiments with his i~fs-saving
drsss. His offer has BEEN accepted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-14

TEE Carson Hruid says that the
meltsr and reansr Of the United States
Mint at Carson yesterday operated upon
100. 900 ounces Of gold-the largest
days work sver done in this department.
Of the Mint.
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GENIAL Judson Fitzpatrick lectursd
last year over . hundred times, and has
slrssly thirty,dx engagements for this
wintsr for his new lecture Tho Irish
Soldier In the War Of tho Rebellion"
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WANTED.

A DWELLING OF POUR ROOMS, ~
a ~ 100 ~ ffon Main street, Gold
Htn. Must have ~ ane before thsl@
saiss 4 Il Ssss once, Saia fiii. .aic,
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FOR SALE.

NxY.HYDRooEN srERroPTicoN,
~ with 80 views, especially 1ttsd fee tn'sI
siiny: lncuifso l. koSbf. Gold hiu.
tRnierprise espy.l
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A HOUSE AND LOT, LOCATED 49,
a 10 Grown Point Ravine. contain.
- thrse toous and too good cellar,
III cabin a1l.tning. IN same lot. -
MlI - 80 90 liberal terms. Apply on the
ssttf oAPr. HARRY aEoRaE.
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CHALLENGE.
To-. o.. =.
MEETING.

a Ssn Of wildsy Lode. Ne l.,
10. 9; 2. win V h.h a theiis
o,slosk Z: z :to.Eotos Ss.nda{l sits.neSs ss
COCK. A full and prompt attspdanes d TIE
members 10 requested. Msmbsrs Of sistsr
lodges and soIourning brsthrsa are cordially
invited. by order Of THE
Gold Hill. August u. ISIS. II Nc.
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ron SALE

Tue HOUSEHOLD YURNIrTRE. PIX.
: turss nd nttings Of the tailoring esiAb-
lssnent, Main street, Gold lin, opposite Odd
lsnovs' Hal. now occupied BY The Subscriber.
ineiudlng evey desirable mont show.window,
sioesweod wardrobe. with French plate glass
mirroe, . arst-rsts Singer sewing machine, and
nss 2 isw eho'es covering piani.. -.
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colFAx DgoHgG.

DEBEccA LODGE, NO. IL. o.
q e. s,is.d g: fss:isi q Slater
LAURA P. NOYKs, nom her late ~
ss:ciSSsses; Gold HUI 90 SUNDAY AFrxR-
suiiii &c. sxIrH, n. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-04
HORSES, CAKhIAGEs. &C.


IN the district ooas. q he 1nIssS State. for the
II me matter q AHSam B kellogg OsRsIa the
S'sSy
be vi. sell n
nrfWrTs wI SA5Ea S 5TsPSs IYAcaE5rs
% Of ns sP SrT va. s cog
driver can rot now better thaa S and was never
BLACK points iu name and tail and is warrsntoa per- r.
Also he last rrottins Horse Nero I5h hands high
years old sired BY GeneTs Knox dan the eaton
oo v hrs 9ars hs, s "a no s as
IN z3 before the LIST day OF June; he fully warranted
Al.o ane and handsome dark bay oeaing !psschsn
he i IMPROVING i'm speea am IS warranted sound and
KIND; would make an elegant family, match or coupe
Also an, large and stylish bay Horse Hamole.onan
ranted sound ana kind,
and Wagons, single and double narpess &c pecn
ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY OF SAID BANKRUPT
Attention Of gentlemen i called TO this sale as Mr.
has had the reputation owning good horses went
- SAILS POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE
A BREWSTER A CO., OF BRooME STREET,
II. Carriage and Road Wagons
We are now exhibiting a. at our !, wa rs,
the production OF factory during the past winter
months, comprising large variety of Carriages
styles fashionable in Paris and London together
with the lighter vehicles especially adapted 10 own
In seasonabe carriages BIO found the newest
desiguS In
Landaus Landauets,
Cabrtoletz Fictorias,
Grand Victorias, Baronches,
Vi~a.Nis Tcarts,
Dog Carts, Phaetons
Pony PhaetonA Spider PhaetonA
These great variety OF STYLES. exqusitey finished
in the soes French AMI in fashionable shades
Blue Brown Maroon Green and Chocolate.
We also exhibiting all varieties OF the
BkEWS XIX WAGON
Intending our improved side bar, which enables us to
produce the riding light made and the
-oiv siae bar WAGON ircc rom retern aud vibration.
Our am adds nothing TO the weight and gives
aadi anal strength and security. In soIctung an IN
specon stock reg TO assure the public that In
excellence aesign workmanship Ii has
bee eQualed In tins country.
Our revised Price List
may be had ON Application
BREWSTER CO.,
of Broome street
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A uCrTON HOUSE or ARCH. JOHNSTON
n date Johnston 4 Van TassclD,
once 81 Liberty street lEvening Post Building).
: THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF our
= hOUsk, 10 TO 81 THIRTEENTH STREET,
AnAR UNIVERSITY PLACE;
SAILS OF HOnSaS AND CARRIAGES
ARE HFLD kVERY
: TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
"a % a hours trial on horses warranted sound
= The business win be conducted precisely the
same strict aud honorable principles which have al
4 ways characterized the dealings ~ our house and
won the respect and confidence OF the business
munky well A. the public az large.
aMk rIAMf Oh OUR HOUSE Is RELIABILITY.