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, 1877-10-20
NEW EMBELLISHMENTS.
PrOcIama.

= LIE og Enhver, som matte
LII have Noget at fordre j afgangne
Magler const. Toldforvalter Hans
julius KDuthsens og efterlevende
Enkes felles Bo, ipdkaldes herved
med 6 Maaneders Varsel til at
anmelde og bevisliggj6re deres Krav
for undsrtegnede Skifteret.
Christiansteds Skifteret, den Tide
October 1877.
III. A. JURS.
, 1877-10-20
Proclama.

NET bekjendtgjores herved, a
W Rombodholder Victor Pannsts
Bo under lode donnes efter hans
egen Begjering err taget under Skif-
tebehandling son fallit.
ALE og Enhver, SOM have Noget
at fordre paa bemeldte 30 indkal-
des herved med 8 Maaneders Varsel
til for undertegnede Skifteret at an
melds eg bevisliggjoire deres Krav.
ST. ThOmB Skifteret, den l5de
October 1877.
r.. PETERSEN.
cO3sst. a.
, 1877-10-20

End Auction on Tuesday Novem-
Der 9th a. c.
srd Auction on Thursday Deem
Der 18th a. c.
Conditions, appraisement, and 9TH
Ell documents concerning the sale
may be seen at the Auction Office.
This advertisement serves also for
the information of holders.
Christiansted's Auction Office, St.
Croix October 18th 1877.
III. A. JURS.
, 1877-10-20
~NOTICE!!

" consequences of a non-snficiency
of numbers taken for my rafls Of
Horses, Carriages, e. Harness It vii
moi take place before the 2ud draw
ing Of the Porto Rice Lottery Of
November. ride
Respectfally ssasss
- ROBERT RLYMM
, 1877-10-20

A shocking occurrence took place on
board the schooner Hugo while lying off
West End on Wednesday last. 1t appears
that a quarrel arose between the cook and
the male of the vessel which ended in the
latter being severely beaten and throwo
overheard. The unfortunate man on
being taken out Of the water was found to
be already dead.
, 1877-10-20
illus og Lod

No IA A. B. K~irkegade Christian
sted blive opraabt til Bortsalg we'd
3 offenfIigc Auctioner i nvcreens-
stemmelse med Plakat 22de April
1917.
Auctioncrne afholdes paa under
tegnede Co.toir ON Ettermiddagen
XXI. slet som t0lger.
lste Auction Tirsdag den 13de
November d. A.
2ten Auction Tirsdag den eide
November d. A.
3die Auction Tirsdag den lite
December d. A.
Conditioner Notwithstanding og
andre Salget vedkommende Docu-
menter ere til Eftersyn paa Auc-
tionscontoiret.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener til
Iige til Efterretning for PantEavere.
Christiansteds Auctionscontoir, St.
Croix den Tide October 1877.
II. a. JURS.
, 1877-10-20
House 8 Lot

No 40 and al Queens Cross Street
in { hriStInnsted, belonging to said
estate, will be put up for sale at 3
public Auctions in conformity with
the Placard dated 22nd April 1917.
The Auctions will be held at the
undersigned Office at | o'clock p. IN.
as follows:
list Auction on Thursday Noyem.
Der 18th a. C
2nd Auction on Thursday Novem-
Der 18th q. C.
3rd Auction on Thursday Dceem-
Der 18th u. c.
Conditions, appralsemsnt, and 9TH
er documents concerning tho sale
may he seen at the Auction Office.
This advertisement serves also for
the information of mortgags-holders.
Christiansted's Auction Office, St.
Croix October 18th 1877.
III. A. JURS.
, 1877-10-20

PFTER Begj@ring af Christian
= steds Skifteret som behandlende
Planter George Behagens Fallitbo
vii Diet nnvnte 30 tilh0rende
Hus o. Led

No. 40 & 41gDronningens Tversade
j Chrlstiansted bIive opraabt til
BortsaIg we'd 3 offentlige Auctioner
j OvereenSstemmelse med Plakat
22de April 1917.
Auctioncrne afhoIdes Daa under
tegnede ContoIr ON Eftermiddag Xxi.
/ sIet som f0lgcr:
lste Auction Torsdag den lode
November d. A.
Eden Auction Torsdag den cole
November IL. A..
3die Auction Torsdag den IL g
December d. A.
Conditioner MISUNDERSTANDING
og andre Salget vedkommende Do
Gunner ter ere til Ettersyn pna Auc-
tiOnscOntOiret.
Denre Acknowledgements %ljener til
lige til Efterretning for %Panthaverc,
ChriStiansteds AuctionscontOir, st.
Croix den Tide October 1877.
II. A. JURS.
, 1877-10-20
A UE. TON.

r. FTER Begjnring af Christian
r steds Skifteret som behandIende
Planter George Behagens FaIIitbo
vii DEF nmvnte 30 tilh0gendo
, 1877-10-20
II. "A. JURS.


0T the requ st of Christiansted's
III Dealing Court on behalf Of tho
Bankrupt Estate Of Mr.. George
RthaUen the
, 1877-10-20
AUCTION.

nT the request of Christiansted's
III Dealing Court on behalf Of the
Bankrupt Estate of Mr.. George
Behagen the
, 1877-10-20
House Sc Lot

No. "a A. B. Church Street in Chris
tiansted, belonging TO said estate,
will be put up for sale at 8 public
Auctions in conformity with the
PlacarJ dated 22nd April 1917.
The Auctions will be held at the
undersigned Office at 1 o'clock p. M.
AZ follows: aif sff
LIST auction on Tuesday November
.gssl3th, = ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-04
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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STRkisIED Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LETT
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY YOR SALE OR TO
kENT-Isr PAGK--6:h COL 81 sr fs.s N4
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SALES At AUCrlON-llTH PA0x-2d and Sd coils.
SITUATIONS WANrRD-FEMALES-1lrH PAcE-4th.
9th and 9Th sOs and iarH pAcE-lst, I'd. I'd and 4sh
cola s~ H. }'&8Hii
slrUxTIoNs wANTED-MALEs-i2ra PAos-4th aud
sPEclAL NorIcEs-lsr PAo.-l... "a and sd coils.
6POKTIN0-DOGS. BIRDS. &C., lsr PAGs-zth col
ETURAdt-lsT PAGR-3d cDl
THE TRApES-12rH PAGE-8th col.
Thu TURF -lsT PAGE 4th col ~
TO LIT FOR BusI Jess PURPosEs-2p PAos-lst col
IkAvELLERS, GUIOE-2D PACE 4th COL
UNFuRk!SHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
On PAGE-1st and ID coils
WANTED TO PURCHARE- l2rH PAGE-6th col.
WATCHES. JEWELkY &C.-1lrM PAoE Sd OIL
TO LET-1sr PACK-0th col ~
WINTER RESOkrS-2D PAcr-3d col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATs. &C. -l0rH PAoR-6th col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-04

HENTUCkY STATE LOTTERY SIMA0NS 4 6ICK-
n INsON, Managers; WILLIAMSON L co. Eastern
Agsnts-OmSs Drawing Of Glass U. drawn ct Oovngtou,
KY, Friday. November 80. 1877.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-04

This is the FINEST LOr Of CANE FOWL ever Of.
rAlA nAy GARBAGE ~ noasEs; ,sx hand: high I,,z
team pronD. and handy Drivers: AFRAID p netting;
oiEs5s S ss
soas ssI0% Tiasornso HORSE chr rAxMAxY. sired
Eo.rs ola FREQ from vice very handy r and game
can beat :45 now and Is warranted sound and kinds
EasS isSFso HORSE
county sired by Whalebone out OF Star mare. 80;
sS sS Old free s,as o% IN ys
dEs. 1s y .. pun .Hs Ina
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, in good order; weighs
VERY HANDSOME BAY GLIDING, elegant long. full
Ss..ss last is sys5 S.'s.ssa:s.: Pm sssss ssSs
pleasant 10 drive; has great bottom and endurance
BAY cSufE osss IS AS6s fro.
from yiss; fee. prompt driver; sxtI. family horse
s ss Of .ayns na. yn snS
BAY FARE, isE HANDS HIGH; syss.s s cid I:s from
safs ana reliable way And warranted kind and
PAIkDAprLE uEAYs, HORSE AND MARE. lsX hands
ana "a ss . Is wee Ss n'ay
class family team and are warrsntsd kind AND true
:is;i HsfsS 's;'i D IN
*: s sss.. Z;
af HORSE ~ n%sTs A.sA 10 ,s.s Old from
good saddle horse: warranted kind and true iu
BAY HORSE i5L HANDS high, o yedrs old; free from
vice; good under saddle; trot in minutes: easy
and pleasant drive; warranted kind and la ali
TOP %aSoS Sa %oo i" SsrsE PARK rnAE?oN
BAY HORSE. l5k HANDS HIGH 6years old; free from
vice Stands without tying; not afraid VI anything;
can trot IN minutes: has been used by clergyman,
who sells him now Tor want Of use and warranted
BROWN HORSE. I5,l HANDS HIGH. years old: free
from Vices used for family driving. ana il
warranted kind and true In all harness.
VERY .HANDsuME CHESTNUT SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS GELDING Kedwing l51a hands high, years
old; from vice extra driver all day traveller;
sold only for want Of use. aud warranted and
RAY NURSE 10 HANDS HIGH. 8 years old: tree from
Vice: good stands without tying: not afraid
anything; warranted Kind aud la gll harness
BROWN HORSE. l5h HANDS HIGH, years old kes
vice: In 2 80; an easy, handy driver
afraid oil anytning hrst class roadster: safe
to drive. and war; Gnted kind aud true Ia all
BAY HORSE, BRED IN KENTUCKY. l5x hands high
years old fee from vice: Tree. pleasant driver:
trot III 80 TO wagon, and warranted kim and
trno In all harness
ROAM HORSE SIRED BY VERMONT HAMBLEToN-
IAN, 1874 hands high, years old FREQ from vice I;
good, handy drivers warranted kind and true In Dli
ALSO 81 OTHER HORSES. See Catalogue.
CLARENCE by BREWSTER. 2 COACdES by DUNN
Tor FULL SPRING WAGON by BREWSTER, OF
BROOME At Is other Top Wagons; Pony Phae-
tons 2 kocs Always. Business Wagon, 8 sets Double
Harness. 40 do Single. Robes. &c.
SALE CUMMENCES AT 10 UCLOCKs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-04
HORSES, CARRIAGES, o..

A VERY CHOICE lot OF 20 GAME FoWLs-JERsKYs
IRISH and uAvANAS, In pairs and single BIRDS
This is the FINEST LOT Of CANE FOWL Of.
ierod nucfiun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-04

at II o'clock.
BAY MARE BELLA 1873. iosled 1869: got by Rysdyk's
HambletoLian liam by Jupiter. grandam Lady sand
race. trotng the last heat in 23 best record -
over Hampton Park last year. winning the race.
BAY GELDING SURPRISE, 1873; foaled 1863; got by
Rvsdyk's II ambletonian; dam BY American Star
ord z 80 trotted In ? :23 over Fleetwood track.
BAY STALLION. 1873 toaled 1861: got by RysdyK's
Thumb: grandam urxbtree's Belfoundcr; trosted IN
2:,7 at years old Fleetwood track
BAY MARE FANNY CRAIG, 15.2is foaed 1870; got by
Volunteers dam the dam of kutledge: trottrd u mile
over Fleetwood In = ~ can beat this, double
single.
Clay. dam by Aiexander's Abdaliah, grandan i'm
ported Trustee: record 81 over the Baltimore
beat this. double or single.
BROWN GtI.DINu MACK. fS.2, foulcd lS6o record
2:27; Can trot In 10 double single; beat Kansas
Chief two races; has been driven mile I'm 2,lO;
extraordinary pole horse.
BROWN UULT, Is hands ioaied 1873; got by Socrates
dam by General Knox; can beat , 80; has had
BROWN MARE. 1924 foaicd 1872: got BY woburn dam
by American star; can beat 2 ~. double or single.
BAY MARE MATTE WILDER, fJ.3. foalcd 1870: got
by American Clay dam BY Mambrno Chief, gran.
dam by Giencoe. record 2:4l In her four. yearsoid
form the Lexington track.
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGONS by Brewster and Du-
senbury: sleighs by Stivcrs and kimball; Double
and single Harness bear, leopard and other Robes
THE " sTDDcK Is ALL IN FINE CONDITION AND
will positively ,e sold to the highest bidder.
PEDIGREEs AND PERI FINANCES GUARANTEED.
STOCK on EXHIBITION up to time Of sale
CATALOGUES CAN BE OBTAINED on the PREM
IsES and tho Office Of the AUCTIUNEERS, 10, liz
East 18th st.. near 18th nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-04

AUCTION.
"A BY WILLIAM VAN TAssELL, AUCTIoNEER.
NINE VERY VALUABLE ROAD AND TRACK HORSES,
tho property OF gentleman VIII. Is retiring from tho turf
WILL BE SOLD Ut PUBLIC AUCTION
BY VAN TASStLL 4 KEARNEY
ut the private stable 1877 West 2sth st..
ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-02-09
Loss of Life from Fires in Public
Buildings.

DIR. J. M. Toner, of Washington, has
compiled a list of theatres, churches, and
other public buildings which have been
destroyed by fire within the memory of
man. He goes back to the year 54S B..
c., when the temple of Delphi was burned,
and the year $50, when "the aspiring
youth" fired the "Ephesian DOME, The
table includes the following notable con-
hagrations, with the dates of their occur
renee and the number of lives lost in
certain cases: Church of st. Sophia,
Constantinople, 532 A. d.; st. Paul's,
London, 1877; st. Paul's and sixty 9th
er churches, London, 1866; Drury Lane
theatre, London, 1872; the Flemish
theatre, Amsterdam, 1872, 700 lives;
Trinity Church, New York, 1878; Sara
gossa theatre, 1878, 400 lives; the thea
tire at Montpelier, 1888, 500 lives; Lon
don bridge, 1912, 5000 lives; Chestnut
street theatre, Philadelphia, 1920; Park
theatre, New York, 1921; Bowery thea
tire, New York, 1928; theatre in Canton,
China, 1S45, 1890 lives; Niblo's theatre,
New York, 1915; church at Santiago,
Chill, 1863, wei 1000 lives; Niblo's
Garden, New York, 1872; Saragossa
theatre, 1872, 900 lives; and the Fifth
avenue theater, New York, 1872. The
latest report gave the number of the
lost by the Brooklyn theatre fire at 284.
Boston Transcript.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-02-09

grpt Wgagaa CAFE@2t supfuls
n0af, "a mpfuis sugaf, I tnpfnl butter
eupful milk, 2 eggH, z tsbiesr~niHls
fum nutmeg, hall poundo ~ f%aisinaf
pound currents, t~easpooninl soda
OlB-fAsmsafp GfsaghnnFtn - 2
eupfais New Orleans molaees, cupful
melted butter, z eggs, z even tablespoon
fnls so1a Dissolved w hot water, ! table.
spoonful ginger, q little salt, and Hour
sufficient 10 roll out, bake IN two square
tins, marx with a knife half an inch
apart on top.
PooR MASS PrpprNG-l cup molas.
ses, / Of soul milk, cup butter Or beef
~drippinRs, I t%easpponf1 foda, nOur 10
make a. stiff NJ can be- easily stirred. Use
raisins a. taste or pure dictate. Put In
q spouted cake-tin and steam three hours.
Eat with sweetcned cream, or any sauce
preferred.
WASHING Fund.- box concentrated
lye, 2 ounces carbonate ammonia 2ounces
salt Of tartar, 3 ounces borax. Dissolve
the lye in / gallon Of soft water, and the
other ingredients in a separate vessel in
another gallon Of soft water. When
thoroughly dissolved, mix both together,
strain, and keep closely covered tight.
Soak the clothes over night in warm or
cold water; in the morning wiring out;
soap dirty spots; put to boil, with n
teacup of the fluid, in cold water, as
many pieces as will fill the boiler; do not
add more fluid, unless for a very large
wash; then wash through one suds and
rinse at usual.
OYSTER Soup FOR INvALIDs.-Procure
the largest oysters; remove half dozen
from the can, one at a time, to a plate.
Insert a fork into the solid flesh, and
with a sharp knife make a slit up and
down and across the abdominal cavity;
slip the point of the knife under the dark
mass thus exposed and thoroughly re-
move it, being as nice about it as you
would in dressing any other fish, for the
abdominal f%oulness of one is as unsuited
to the weak stomach as the other. Put
into stew pans; pour out proper share OF
liquor, a pint of water and half gill OF
cream; add salt; pepper if there be no
fever; a ~teaspoonful of lemon juice, or
two of pure cider vinegar. Bring just to
the boil and pour into a dish. Break in
cracker or nicely toasted thin slice of
light broad. A little fresh butter makes
it richer.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-02-09
AChenn kmnka-Hnuae.

A writer in the Rural New Yorker
suggests the following plan of a cheap
smoke-house:
Dig a narrow pit twelve to eighteen
inches deep, throwing the earth all out
on one side, from near the bottom of this
pit dig a trench of the length of one or
two joints of stove pipe at such an angle
as will bring the end away from the pit
to the surface of the ground. Over the
end Of this pipe set a commen -four bar
rel or large cask, as may be needed, and
having removed both heads, bank up
around Il with the loose earth, 70 that
no smoke can escape az the bottom.
Hang in the hams, shoulders, etc,
using something like a broom handle to
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-02-09
American Ignorance In Horse breeding

American Ignorance In Horse. breeding
The Great trottinp.borses of the coun-
trv have not been foaled' in the nropor..
ion hat one migbt reasonably expect.
Thew ave come, rather, before the public
from obscnre sources. In many cases, as
With "Dntcbman" and 0Fiora Temple"
and uRrinton y no one can tell mn TO
th;s dav anvtbing Of the sire or the dam.
The fact That three such horses. and
sonros of otbers of almost eonal merit
have no known narentage. reveals how
r"do and nnsuccessfnl the breeding efforts
Of tba conntrv have been. Who can
',once;ve Of three winners of the Derby
w;th no tnown nedigree9 Rnt here we
haua fow ;f ony ;mnart;al and ;ntelli.
nant students Of The problem The most
;ntr;oota and da,;cate Of ali endaavors 70
nrorsgste great excelIencies by the har,
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-02-09

W lsT tg.n
y
hi sulf na fafn NJ tfaH 49, fItfH ~ w flssfiH
agsf hH fafllgf f1m sthre tasihtfs ~ q fifff
s0.df ne wealth NJ ha gan
IN bs baH.s by the Nssse. slb NJ foaf " Hi,s
Had VmtHsfeHfss HHfbg aleff tn me #lf,
There eve silver tsntffas NJ 4HtiqH gYitsi
rIndfef n fTuFrnt gHi ru1 Hi plies
NJ psfrst fitb fnd ufe
In 6s fdip eafden ihate by fbe iose.
UtrftqUkinF tHc HluHflaH atfeHmI
with hia Maufish esp snd dffsslnfe1Wu
The GA seq raptHln, hale and hfusu,
Wlikaln = waking dfeunt
A smile In bts mey mmithio lorts
Whenever he fhinks N The klna ~ spaini
And The listed tulips iouf lthe 1dfh#i
AID The slisni gafd nsr " he works
IL rhangei 10 The Dean Of Jaen.
The windmnls on the cutermosl
Verge Of the landscape IN the hafef
10 him are towers on The spanish cuagt,
with WHISPERED s%eutisels " thoif post,
Though this "a the river Maese.
But when the winter rains begin,
He sits and smokes ny the blazing brands,
And old sea-faring men come In,
Coat.bean1ed, gray, and with double chin,
And rings upon their bands.
They al there IN N. shadow and shine
or the Glckcring ere In the winter night
Figures In color and design
Lie those ny Rembrandt Of the Rhine,
Half darkness and nall light.
And they talk Of their ventures, lost or won,
And their talk Is ever and ever the same,
While they drink the red wine Of TarragOn,
From the cellar Of some Spanish Don,
Or convent set on flame.
Restless, at times, with heavy strides
He napea mis- uoTior IN and fro.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-02-09
Debts Of Southern States.

Virginia owes about s45, 900 900, and
insists that West Virginia is bound to
shoulder SIS, 000, 900 of it as her fair
share; but the latter state is not willing
to do this. North Crrolina's debt aggre-
gates about $50, 900 900. Tennessee owes
aboutS2l ,000, 900. The bonds are chiefly
held in New York, and the owners have
requested a committee Of eminent bankers
who are not themselves interested in
them to endeavor TO secure a recogniza-
ton Of the debts upon an equitable basis.
philadelphia Pres.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-02-09
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-02-09

ne gaibs,s NJ gsmllep lH fsN
Yafk sity m ahky0mbls The rsfiosi ~
if pfgm M~featsaiagig ~ them "a
the gutlet The ksstsr ~ n fam gf9le
fies ~ Madison H1aafs y ssrti0n ~ the
city whsfs most ~ Ne heavy sambling
BE- dnns went ifYn Judge Uilfefslefys .
court lat Monday ~ The penitehfisy
faf sis months TIE sgnihfa ner N this
b chat heretofore convicted pemblsfs N
that olass laqs simply been hasd The
udge latimHted, b1o, that longer terms
would b. imposed IN future oas's, He
sides tbe grand jury hes prepared %
statute f0f The legislature h. para mHk
loo pool selling q misdomsanof and fueh
= law, enforced, would stop mot " The
specimens lun NJ The horse faces.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-02-09

The steel lotilla which is now being
built for the British navy, and which is
to consist of two ships of extraordinary
swiftness and six powerful corvcttes, is
being rapidly pushed forward by the adj
miralty. All of them will be cased in
wood except at the PROV, which will con-
sist of a single gun.metal casting; they
will be of the same tonnage and horse
power, their measurement being 2,377
tons and their engines of $500 indicated
horse power. Though principally de-
signed for foreign service, there steel
corvettes will be quite capable of taking
an active part in any naval battle, each of
them being armed with a couple of heavy
seven-inch guns and a dozen sixty-four
pounders. Their powerful engines will
moreover permit them to use discretion
in any engagement, so that they may
either fight or run away, whichever they
choose; while the compliments OF men
carried will render them also Of unusual
value in coast warfare, where an action
has sometimes to be followed up by a
landing party. In this respect tire two
larger ships, the Irie and Mercury, will
surpass even the finely built corvettes.
They are to be fleet,dispatch-vessels, with
a speed of not less than twenty miles an
hour; their size is ample enough for the
transport of troops on an emergency; and
although but lightly armed, their swift
ness would secure them immunity.
Though measuring nearly four thousand
tons, they will carry nothing heavier than
sixty-four Founders, of which there will
be ten on board. Their engines on the other
hand, will be of extraordinary power, no
less indeed than of seven thousand-horso
power indicated, which is much create
than any vessel of the same size has yet
been fitted with. Altogether the new
steel feet viii present many striking
points of novelty.-LOadon Daily Times.
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