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Mr. cnl.dIe on CIln,oA Fairs.


Things are carried on ridicuCusiy at these
Church Fairs: some0f them, uotauo them;
let Us hope only a few ot them. There Was
sam Jones-oid Deacon I0othachcr Jones
soa-a silly halfwiitcd icl,ow-Snd whea
deaeons or ministers have foolish sons, some
how they're f0Oiisher than other people So
they got him into the church fair, and so.d
him water a. twenty-five cents q glass, glass
after glass lull, and be paid fer 10 as though
Il were the best of old Bourbon. Jus, q
trick OF those harem scarem gr.si they are
ALWAYS up 90 something. Ana they re- some
of that Young Sniieink's converts, too -
then they got him o. take every girl that
would 81 with him I'm 90 see Mrs farley s
wax-worss. They were all IN the secret,
and SO, ofcourse, they all went. How much
they got cut OF tine poor fellow Tor nothing
but water and waX-worSs is more tldn 1
know, bat I'm venture they tecced dn.-
And that's Just specimen % tie carry l2s-
on they have 40 these church iUr,; ana
thcfs the way they gull money cu oft >.1-
piehcals, ike Sam Iootharacr n order Co
send the gospel to the Leat-en, or Go may oe
pay oil achurch debt, chat hls starved Che
preacher and well nigh sunk ,he church n
selishne,s ana Encouragement. iaiS may
be ali right; Mrs. Caudle GlnS, Is, adD
shes q woman of great piety ana oi excel
lent Judgment. But 81 plain mln IKE me
who has 10 get an he has by hard D'es,
and SO honest business iindsnuch tltca u.s.
in seeing il I'm this light. Why, jus. thinS o.
Is. selling water 90 poor foolish fellow aJ
twenty-five cents glass I' oc sure. o..
VS. Giin'l hUr- him ans, u1 ~ tuHN
anr . L. HaH.... ID ..HH
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1881.
1881.
HGrper's NGgG$ine.
ILLUSTRATED.

Studying the subject effectively and from
the educational point OF vicw-seeiling 10 pro-
vide that which, taken altogether, will bc of the
most service To the largest number long ago
conc.ulcdrhut. If ] could have bui one work
Tor public library, / would select complete
set of Hupers joth4. -CHARLes FRANcIs
ADAMS JE.
It's contents are contributed by the most cm-
inent authors and artists of Europe and Amer
lea while the long experience of it's publishers
has uldc them thoroughly conversan, with the
desires OF the public, which they will spare no
effort o. CRAFTY.
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time IS mentioned it will be understood that
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REMOVAL.

THE undersigned has removed III, TIMING
ESTABLISHMENT tothestorc-roon Of Mrs.
Mary Brown, on Main street, opposite a., Paf-
sOuage of the ~. l.. Church, south. whore ho j.
prepared t. do IN worNmanlikc wasacr Ncw
Work aud Repairing. Promputude and rcasoa-
able prices are recommendation Which J hope
will induce the public 20 accord men hir share
OF patronage. JOHN =. EAStENBAl.
october &c 1873
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An old fellow vino seldom draws IL sober
breath. was told that De would ultima, s.
fll dunkarI. grave unless he mend d
bis WAYS. Well said he. ~po-e it
u.ll be- al right Somebody must l.lorla-
karls graves OBJ else there wouldn't oe aay
u-e digging em.
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Boot and shoe MAILING.
RETAINING, sc.

THE undersigned hasremoved his Shcrto n,
building on the corner of Chafir, ardl ihctt,
streets-in The building lately occupied D., Wei
rick r. Weller. The character Of thewotk done +,
the subscriber is we'll known aud alpfccisudbstls
citizens OF Charlestown and vicinity. l,ishsldIt
necessary 10 add tina, he will eneeavor 20 sustain
his reputation a. a reliable workman. "a -.
ccute promptly and AT reasonable rates an order,
given him either for New work or Repairing.
JOHN ANlSotWw.
May &c, 1874. Aprll5, ISIS.
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NOTICIs.

IIAVING completed nv contracts abroad
which have occupied my sole attention or
nearly r year past, am nuw prepared tor orders
in all the departments Of House Baidirg Al.
dress me AZ CharlestOwn.
Sent. 10, 1876. J. Z. HOLMES
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1891.
Hayper's Bd%dr.
ILLUSTRATED.
1881

This popular periodical is prominently a
journal for the household
Every Number furnishes the latest miorma-
ton i'm regard 10 Fashions in dress and orna-
mcnt the newest and most approved patterns,
with descriptive articles derived from authentic
and original so lrces while its stories, Poems,
and Essays on Social and Domestic Topics, give
variety 20 its columns.
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NOTICE.

4 Ill persons indebted TO toe undcrigncd p
4 former Agent Of the b. g. o. 4. a. COMPANY
Tor Freights ~ Commissions, or % the late frn
Of Starry Lock, are notified that payment must
be made AZ once.
July Is, 1875. }. d. STARRY
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The Jefferson County
UTCAL
FIRE Insurance 20. .

nFFEES to the people Of Jefferson and sur
~ rounding Coauiics Insurance IN safe Com
panv az the actual cost of insurance. which Is
much cheaper than the rates usually charged,
and keeps the money at homc.
Good risks from responsible parties areinvited.
Executive Committee meets every Tuesday.
Dmrcrous-N. 5. White Henry B. Davenport
Edward rearnev. John W. Rider, W. II. I. Lew
is. Daniel lleflebower. VIM. l.. Wilson, Eugene
Baker. John ". Grantham. James Logic, Chss
2. Wilson. John Il. Zitte, Jacob ;. Melvin, VIM.
d. Smith, Vim. A. Morgan.
\. y. WHITE. President
II. 4. DAVENPORT, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE CouvirrgE.-N. :. White. VIM. II.
7. Lewis, John W. Rider, Eugene Baker and Wm.
l.. ilsOn.
K. A. ALEXANDER, Sect'y & Gen. Agent.
Local -Middlcwav-W Gilbert;
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November ., lS7S-ly.
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SO lady should Boz without it,
r- CHEAPEST IND BEST 5N
Peterson's Magazine!
Fuil-Sizc Paper Patterns


-g-A Supplement- viii Doc given I'm every
number .ar ISL. containing iuil->ize pattern
fora l.ir'S. or child dress. Every Subscriber
Win receive during the year. twelve of these
patterns. worth more, alone. than thc sulscrlp-
d1u price. fN
Pe-cr-ous MAGAZINE is the best and cheapest
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Bc-. Dress Patterns
Best Ori-iudl Stories.
Best Work-rib,c Patterns
B.s, Music. Poetry, Etc.
IFS immense circulation aud long established
reputation enable, Eos proprietor t0 distance gll
clnpcIti1n I'm 1850 q New Feature was iu-
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le.u-l serie- 1t
>ptad,3y Illustrated 1rticia,
THE stories. uovc,ct,. Gc.. in Peterson are
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most popular female writers contribute 90 it,
iu lS~l tbou, 100 original stories will Doe given
ANA iu addition six Clpyri .ht Nove.etS. by Ann
$ stephens. Frank lee Benedict. Jane q. Aus
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Size lIl are Ulelullled Tor beauty They VIII
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Boot and Shoe Making.

fTHE undersigned having returned 70 Charles.
town has resumed BOOT AND SHOE
MAKING AND REPAIRING, and solieits the
patronage OF the public. Prompuiude, good
work and reasonable charges are the inducements
hcl1 out for customers. Call upon me az the
Shop lately occupied by Thomas &. Spiuks on
Main street DAVID HECh.
April 10. 1850.
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Plain and Ornnm entail
PLASTICRIN

ryNHE subscribertakcs advantage orthc Prcssas
medium BY which TO inform the citizens OF
t6is and adjoining counties that heis prepared to
undertake the
MASTERING OF HOUSES,
in any stylcthat may be desired from one Coatto
three, Hard Finish White Coat or Heavy skim
Curniccs and Centres run, aud Ornaments stuck,
iidesred. None but ir,t-cass workmen will be
employedon work that may be entrusted to me.
CLSTERNS CENENTED ND GUARAN-
TGED TO HOLD.
hereby tender my grateful Acknowledgements
for the liberal patronage have received since
commencing business. and hope by strict adhe-
renee TO duty L. inertia continuance of the same.
E0- All communications addressed To NE at
Chailcstown,W ". Va. will receive prompt atten-
tion &. FRANK GALLAhEh.
March 2s, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08
The w est End
ALIVE AGAINl

NOR the best selected and largest assorted
4 STOCK uf G,pds 10 nrv linz. call % The One
Price Reliable Grocery % James H. Hud.ck.-
Nuu wi'i lad my Goods fresh and Prime 90 quail
ty-buuglt from thu best houses Doe Baltimore and
Philadelphia smung which are
SUGARS, COFtEE5 AND TEAS,
Syrups of an grades Spices, Canned Fruits. Jei-
lies, Apple aul pc ch Butter, ID led Apples. Pea
chcs and Corn. = uncs Eicr Pickles. Maccsroni
C3ufrctions Cracker. aad Cheese, al! grades o..
Tobacco and Segal'S.
Glass. Queens, Rockingham aud Wooden Ware
Bacon--all kinds, Fish by thu dozen or Lundrcd
10 supply the want. snd deuaudsoi ny man,
customers have added L. Iy already large stock
full line Of
DRY & GODS, MOTTO Ms
Consisting, in part. Of Dress Goods. Ca'ieoe,.
brown aud Bicachsd Muslin, Hosiery. Collars.
Ovrrall. Ready Made C.uthing. and nice line ol
summer Hats. These gonds are MAJ ked down at
Bottom Prices. aud intend a. sell them A. cheap
as any lave man in thc city. Can and see me anu
will prove 10. Il ing she dollars OF Ynur Dad
dies lud invest thsin whore Your dlddies used C.
do business. B,ng now established un a soiu
basis. purpose making NY establishment \ per
maocni institution. Thank ul To the genera
public for thr large and liberal patronage besinw-
ed upon mc iu The past hnpe b., Offering none but
ihc best goods AZ lowest pticcs aud lair dealing L"
merit and incr-asc thr -
re- All Kinds OF Clnuiry Produce taken IN Ok
change ,ur GIDIs. GJJds delivered within The
corporation.
ha- Customers can have Accommodations fr
their horses II they wish without charge. -
Respectfully, JAMES. II. kUDMCk.
su..vrx: Jesse " Ens;e:
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08
Rails and Lo-
cuSt Posts for sale.

THE undersigned viii furnish Farmers o.
those who have Town lots 70 fence Chest
nut Rail. and Locust Posts suitable for mortise
plank or cap fence, delivered on West bank oil
shenandoah River near Blo0mery Mills, al
Oct o $50 JOHN I. CRAIGHILL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

Surveying and Conveyancing

TWILL survey anywhere, pranp,lr ana ~
| short n0tice-accuracy guaraneei. Special
attention paid ia connection herewith o. DRAW.
ING DEEDS or snv Otbeginstrum eais az "A rtin,
T. Charlestown, Je5erson ca. ". Va
Dec. s, 1871. 5 HOW ELL BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08

A Coon INpoESENENT.-It would no
doubt De highly amusing onl at the SABA.
time astonishing. t0 see complete list 90.
AN the expressive and powerful names 90
the multitude of hort lived m,.icl. prepay-
atious placed upon tae market during ,ae
past few wears a~ "mo-. wo.i-r.u. discover
les" and "inttih.c cures. .IeAarsiJta "te-
cesI by INSCRIPTIONS spectators and ad-
venturcrs. who. recognizing Che value %.
advertising seek by these m,Ius 90 obtain
public favor and p1ru.arit. Cor heir d9u'.-
fui and sd often entirely worthless and even
dangerous preparations And DC D., -cnu-
inc pleasure Tor Us ODD commend Dr. HU.
Cough syrup as one OF the few really DO
serving medicines ot rcd CD the public
It's adoption by many of ouv .n,elgca
physicians is due only CD its re1. worth an.
merit and by thousands ot lmije, 10 r.
ra-arlcl 9s "thc -t.H'arl household rem -
dy."- Hasl 3D. O. Critic
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Frmit mn Nur~cI.s-
Phoenix Carriage Works

I HAVE on hand and au constantly adding
! ihrreio atmv Coach FACTORY iu Brfs'i.lc,
Clarke county. Virginia. mary handso.nr, sub
'ianti1' and easy going rclhccs--
CARRIAGES. >llIFI!NG-1Op HrGGlES,
ru.ElON>. ROCKAWANS. MACON
ElfES. sc sc.
IL iswci worth The attention of those Who need
any at these aiticl o. call and examine uy
stock. ktPAlKS g 81 descriptions promptly
mad, and ths rost liberal terms and loo char
ecs rule. iu Hiy tfsnsactons.
GO. &. THOMAS.
ncrrNtilir
Clarke CruIiy, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-08
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

FOR HIRE.
In connection with the above viii continue
tbe LIVERY BUSINESS, and be prepared to
furnish Carriages, Buggies and 'aggers at the
shortest notice.
VIZ The above business Wilde under the su-
perIutendence of Abram stump.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

Spring has come again, gentle Annie.
Mother Earth is clad IL lovely carpe
Of green, he trees have assumed their
leafy roheR, the rose of summer again
smiles upon the passing stranger and
makes the atmosphere delightful with
it's rare fragrance, and the drowsy tink-
ling Of many cow.bells comes up from
shady dells.--and all these facts bear
beautiful and irresistible testimony to
the great truth, that they come about
not by mere chance, bnt by tile will 81
an all.wise Creator, and also teach Is
that mutation is stamped npon al
matter.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

On last Tuesday evening, those ladies'
and gentlemen Of our town who lid not
go off on the excureiou, repaired to the
cemetery and laid floral memorials on
the graves Of our Confederate dead
Tins is duty that we owe TO the gallant
braves whofell battling for what we and
they thonght were onr rights. This Il
a beautiful and sayed custom. mud one
tlat we should try TO bequeath to pos
terity. We will not do this effectually
though with snch indifference as was
shown on the 26th.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

The grand Old Fellows excursion
left here on last Tuesday morning, the
Goth, for Jackson. great many vert
from this place, and at every station
"lopg the road such numbers boarded
The train, till when we reached the
Capital City, the crowd that left here
Ind grown 10 ali immense multitude
We will defer further description Of
the recherche affair until next week
when We will give onr readers fnll
account Of the trip. We will adj how.
ever, that all who went enjoyed them
selves heartily.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29
L.USHER ACADEMY.


(situatel miles east Of 0sykal
lTpdcr the immediate supervision Of s. =,
EMS. Prot. Of Mathematics, ilnd WM IT,.
DIXON. Prof. % ancient AMI Modern Ian.
guagcs, IS now open for the reception +
students,
Terms; Tuition. 81 per months Board and
Tuition. 500 for term Of ten months.
students attending tile Lusheu' Academy
win receive thorough instruction in a | Eng
lsh Branches French Latin and Greek Ian
gnages. The above low rate of Board and
Tuition places the great blessing Of a re-
qrired useful and classical education within
the reach uf all. For further particulars,
uddres. S. X Ellis and w. Ii. DIXON.
febi Bin Osy ka. MISS.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

The young men Of our town had bet.
ter look well to their "laures," as we
observe that quite a number Of Young
gentlemen from McComb City are very
attentive upon our fair ones. What's
the matter, buys? Have our yonng
ladies' preference for "The McComb
boys Or are you looth to break
the tremmels Of youthful diffidencp ?
Remember ''faiut heart never won fair
lady /
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

We learn that the contract for building
the Presbyterian church has been let ont
to Mr.. McElwee, of Amite county, and
that work on the building will soon com
mence. We are glad dof it, for the church
when completed will add much to the ap.
pearance Of that part OF town.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

The recent high water did consid-
cradle damage TO Capt. J. H. Ste
vens'mill, on Big Tangipahoa. The
mill-pond being let off, and the fish,
ing grounds being thereby improv>
ed, fishermen became quite numer.
Gus. A number spent last Tues
day at the mill.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

We call attention to the advertisement
Mr.. R. N. Cloy in this issue lie deals in
fine liquors. wines and cigars, and can be
found in the Travis House corner. where lie
will be pleased to sec his friends at any time
If you will drink, call on Dick and he will
give you something good
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

Oni'st Thursday MIR James LIE, who
is attending Mississippi College ran
down on the Excursion to see his many
friends at this place. Jimmie shows
signs Of improvement in many respects
since seeking the "classic shades" of
Clinton.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

It isgenerally understood that the pu.
pills Of the Catholic Sunday school Of
McComb City will give their usual excur.
sion and picnic TO aud at Chatawa. II
yon want to have a nice time, do not
fail to attend next Saturday.
Train will leave Magnolia at s.3l 4. M
Thanks to Mrs. NJ, E. Brown for compIimcn.
tary ticket
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

Mr.. J.C. Langdon, who has been
stopping at the Travis House for some
months, left us last Tuesday morning, to
be gone only few days. He celebrated
his torty-ninth birthday on Monday.
We wish hun the return Of many such
days.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

Mr.. J. n. Stovall who has been ab-
sent from our town for some weeks,
returned oil the excursion last Tuesday
evening.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

Ws had some very heavy rain Inst
week. Wa we're needing it, for the gar
dens were beginning to lose their fresh
greeness. ana the streets we're becoming
quite dusty.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

Mr.. G. N. Twist, Of Holmesville.
who has been dead" about two
years, las been restored to life again
and is able to drive a double team.
he was in town last Friday, with the
old sorrel and old gray. and he looked
as fresh as a Spring rose.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

We are reliably informed that on the
18th OF next month there will be an ex-
enFsion run for the benefit of the Pres
oyterian church of this place, from the
ofesent City to Mr.. George Folsom's
p''ce, two miles above town. The
beautiful grounds on the river-bank in
.'oas Of Mr.. F's house will be prepared
70 aue time for Picnic Oh that occasion.
tue citizens Of Magnolia and surround
ins vicinity will be expected to assist iu
,,e1aering !, the affair pleasing and delight
inl to all attending.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

There are some Of our sidewalks that
reed attention immediately, We do
uot mean the road bed, but that part
q the streets Travelled by pedestrians.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

Mr. J. Homer s eyens, who has been
4 student at the University Of Mississip-
pi, returned homo some days ago. He
looks fresh, Notwithstanding his close
confinement.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

TIE funeral Of Miss Lizzie Sibley
will Dc preached next Sunday. at the
Methodist church, at II o'clock, q. m,
by Rev. J. W. Sandell.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29
;. r. sTRATToN. Local EDlroR
NOTICE.

Mr.. +. r. Stratton, Jr., is now asso-
eiated with this paper as local editor, aud
sny business transaction in connection
with tile GAZETTE, will be duly recogni-
red.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

Miss Blanche Roane, who has beer
teaching music privately in the suberhs
d New Orleans, returned home on last
Friday. Wa welcome her to her 'leafy
bower"
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

Man, proud lnau,
Dressed in a little briefauthority,
Plays such fantastic tricks before high
heaven,
As make the angels weep.
Shakespere.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

We have been informed that Bogue-
chitto is to DO declared a naVigablt
stream, and that ship yard is to be
located at Holmesville.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

R,Y II. F. johnson, D. D., Of Brook
haven, preached at Muddy Springs
church last Sunday.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

The angler goeth forth at early morn
Is lie river.bank. He returneth late at
e7e, with languid step and sleepy conn
tenauce
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29
There is an artist in town.

This is the busy season with those
gentlemen who are engaged in the saw
mill business.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

Mrs Eva Copcs left on the noon train
last Tuesday, for Brookhayen, where
she goes to visit her sister, Mrs. E. NJ.
Bee. We sincerely trust that her health
may improve greatly by the visit.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29

Iae Liberty mail that should have
.e,coed here last Saturday night was
uelayed until Sunday morning on ac,
count Of the swollen condition of the
streams between here and that place.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29
Foreign and Domestic Fruits.

Nnts of all kinds. plan and fancy candies,
canned goods oitll %ilds. gooi selection q
smoking ant chewing t0h eco, cigars, and 4
variety II other articles which he propose to
sell cheap for cash liz alsn keeps on hand
coffee, sngr flour and 4 variety of other ar
tieles in the grocery line. aud hnpes his friends
will not forget him. lie relnrns Tor past iav,
,Le same. nOvly ~
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-04-29
HOW WATCHES AR3 MADE


Ii will oe ap jareut to any one. who VIII
examine Solid Gold Watch that aslte
from the necessary thickness for engraving
and poIisling. il large proportion Ut the
nrrpious netal used, Is needed only To stit-
fen and hold the engraved portion: ~ place.
and supply tha necessary soitdiiS ana
strength. The surplus gold is actually
4 edie4s So far as utility ana hrartv are cni,-
cerped. In JAMES BOSS PATENT GOLD
WATCH CASES, this waste of precions
metal il overcome. aud tile same solidliy
and strength produced at from niieihIrd
to one-ha,t he nsua cost If solid cases
This process il uf ille mpst s'' pie nature. as
follnws; A ulatp nf nSekle composition
metal. snecially adapted 10 tAe purpose, has
ty0 plates nf solid gold sOldered ore on
elth side The three are then passed im'-
tween polished steel rollers. aud the result
i strip OF heavily plated composition.
from which the cases. hacks, centres. bezels.
,tr., are cut aud shaped by suitable dies and
formers. The gold in these easses is sntt-
riently tl.,k 10 admit Of all kinds of chasing
engraving and euamcll'ng; the engraved
rnses We been carried until worn perfectly
suioolh by time and nse without renewing
the rol,l. They are for sale by all jewellers,
and each case Is warranted by Special Ger
tiiicate. ,,,..
For ea,e by all Jewellers. Ask for lllussra-
ted catalogue and SEQ n Rrrant.
FersaIe by W. n. JoyDer, Jcweler nasnolia ls
1ise teOis ~