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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-16
The Best Life. Preserver

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-16
; HESTIoN.

There Is gin IN Chicago
Who viii always 10 ma 90,
when she wants a new suit
But Lheold Lady Is cute
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23
A Little Boy Accidcntly Kills his Sis.
ter at Morgan with n Gun.
The San Antonio Land League Call ON
Congressman Upson.
Other
Interesting State News.
Clarksvilie.


Special TO the Herald.
2 CLARKsvlLE, November 22-M. George.
prominent lawyer Of this place. and
brother-in-law to Judge Il. r. Gaines, died
ON Sunday His remains were shipped nv
express to-day to Virginia, his old home
accompanied by his brother Dir. Frank
George
There are two persons charged with mur.
uer IN the county Jail, and some Others
charged with lesser offences.
w. IL. Wooten was to-day nnnointod
County Judge by the Commissioners Conrt
10 MI the vacancy caused by the death of
Judge j A. Dagiey "'"'" VI
There are several very severe cosps of
malarial fever IN the city.
\ man named Moren who lived In ,1,o
moth part OF III county, felled tree ri.
day, which, in falling, struck another free
ana limb from one Of them struck Moren
on the head, killing him Instantly. Hr
leaves a family. Deceased was n Inemhr,
Of the lodge Of the Golden Rule hero md
his life had been insured only two weeks
Cotton is coming in lively
lhe weather u now raw AMI chilly md
threatens snow "'0
The Grand Jury are busily engaged ot
work. So TAR indictments have been re
turned in four murder cases. all of wbicl
occurred in September of this year. whicl
River. ' W" i'''
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Austin.
Special to the Herald.


AUSTIN, November 22.--The Adiutant.
General will soon make a tour of inspection
to the Southwest, after which ho will re.
visit the Northwest, with view of select.
ing n location Tor the mounted companies
and the company in the service of tbe
Texas 4 Pacific Railroad Company. ~
The Seventeenth Legislature passed an not
permitting the Tobin heirs upon their fl.
ing. a release the State from further obi.
cations, to go before Congress and claim
$4,000 of the money due by the Federal
government to the State of Texas. The
release was signed, and the State Treasurer
certified that they had complied with their
portion of the contract. A protest was
served to-day on Treasurer Lubbock
by the heirs in which they
allege that they were Obliged
under duress, and in order to recover anv.
thing, to sign the release, and alleging TINT
the amount they were allowed TO petition
Congress for does not cover their claim
The Treasurer has''refused to file the'protest
Mrs. c. 5. West, wife of Major West and
daughter of the late Judge Dnval, died this
morning, and was buried in the afternoon.
The Austin bar passed suitable resolu.
tions of sympathy with the bereayed fam.
lily.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23
Eccentric win.

Paul Darling, an eccentric and wealthy
citizen of Broolvlle, n. ", recently died
and left very eccentric WILL making be-
quests to over eighty people and amount
ing in all to 100000 The most of the leg
acies were intended as evidences of friend
ship, and some Of them are very peculiar.
Among the items are q legacy of
S25 to George A. jerks, ex-Con-
gresham, because / am proud of
him as Jefferson county production and
like him as man; to Judge I. G.. Gordon,
of the Supreme Court $25 "on account Of
long friendship; to Judge w. T. jerks, of
the Jefferson County Court, "whom hayo
known so long, when we were not worth
500, but we have both since dug along.
S25; TO help them IN business, j. II. @ mi.
son, John j. Thompson TN 1 Jossph Tar
each 5000; TO lift him out Of trouble
to James A. Gathers, $1,000 MI
which will doubtless be grace
fully appreciated. Mr. DAZZLING leaves
$1,000 for soldiers monument in Brook
Vile: 5000 year for twelve years f beau
tifying the grounds of the Brookville public
schools; $1,000 year for twelve yeais FOR
the poor of tho town; for public school
building at Smethport, Mexican county
$4,000. To nll the Brookyille Tr ,testant
churches handsome beq, 0 Is are n n 70. and
the Presbyterian and Methodist churches
are made residuary lcgatees IN the propor.
tion Of two-thirds and one-,hi.d ,sspect.
ively.--t Philadelphia Journal
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San Antonio


ppeVlhl W lHc litIhlu,
SAN ANTONIO, November 22.-Yardmas.
ter Lemmons, Of the Sunset road, made a
successful strike last night for more pay.
His salary was increased to 500 per
month.
Hugh Burns leaves here in the morning
with one hundred teams and large gang of
men to commence work on the Trinity T.
Sabine branch Of the Great Northern Rail.
road. lie has contract for forty miles of
grading which he will complete in five
months.
A committee from the Land League of
this city last evening called on Judge Upson
and presented written request adj
dressed to the Judge and his col.
leagues in Congress from Texas, that they
aid by their votes and voice the demand i6r
the release of American citizens imprisoned
in British jails Judge Epson left this
morning for Washington with his family.
Philip Taker and Albert Pike, 33d degree
Masons, have written that they will be
here the coming, week ON business CON
nected with the Masonic order.
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Bloodhounds In the Russian ,r,v

The Russians have strengthened their
army by the novel addition to each com.
pany of pack of powerful and carefully
trained dogs. These watchful animals are
sent out with the sentinels on picket duty
where their sharp ears and still kcenel
scent will prove an impregnable bar.
rier to the lurking spies of the en-.
emy. The dogs used are a species of blood.
hound from the Ural Mountains. The dog
is selected because of its habitual silence,
IL growls but never barks--a matter of first
Importance to the soldiers near an enemv's 5
camp, The lJrrl hound is gifted with an
exceedingly fine sense Of smell, keen ears.
and is ever alert. Most comforting of ali
to the lonely picket, the dog is said
to be specially courageous in defend
ing, his master. II is curious that
with the example of the King Charles
Spaniels before us, no one thought before of
using these intelligent animals as sentinels.
The value of the plan is self-eydent. The
Muscovites have gone further, and are
rtaining swift hounds as well as these same
ural dogs, to act as dispatch bearers, much
as the carricr-pige ge)ns were employed
in 1871. They certainly would be hard
messengers to catch, when sent stealing
through the woods at night Boston Post.
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MARSHALL, November q. Colonel George
Noble, late General Superintendent of the
Texas q Pacific Railway came in on this
mornings train, and is the guest of his
kinsman, Colonel John Parks. The Colo.
mel looks remarkably we'll. lie informs
your correspondent that he will
return to his home in Lawrence,
Kansas, to be present at the
marriage ofhis daughter Minnie to Mr.. NJ.
A. Mcdonald, son otex-Senator Mcdonald.
of Indiana. This interesting event will
take place on the Goth inst. Many of our
people have been honored with cards of in
yitation.. Our people ARE all happy to wei
come Colonel Noble back amongst us and
only regret he cannot remain with US all
ways.
W, G. Pierce takes charge of the post
office in this city next Thursday. Exit
Williamson.
Reverend Father Spillard left for home
yesterday. The jubilee was well attended
and was very gratifying in its results TO ali
concerned, We are much pleased with
Father Spillard.
The weather is cold.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23
Wnxaliacl,le.

Special to the Herald.
WAxAHAcnr, November %. The North
west Texas Conference adjourns to.nipbt
Five counties were taken Off the southern
boundary of this Conference and added "a
the Texas Conference, Resolutions were
passed condemning the Board Of Efucotior
IN refusing to admit Bibles into tho fra.
SCHOOLS. committee was uplcinted To
confer with other Christian tenominat,onrsV ~
[elative 10 efforts for the passage of an act
oy ne next Legislature to abolish tho nse
OF bibles in public schools. j. d. Shaw wss sas
appointed to Waco, J. A, Murphy TO Fort
Worth, - B. Allison to Weather
ford 4. ii. II. Burnett 10 Corsi-
cana, T. 7, Vaughan to Bolton. W, Z. Mains
to Ciebumee, y. II, Wells to Ennis II. r.
Henry TO Lancaster and l.. NJ. Lewis to
Maxahachie va Horace Bishop was appointed
Iresldmg Elder Of the Fort Worth district.
and {, h, Brown Presiding Elder Of he th
WaXahachic district. y 'H'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23

CHARLESTON, s. G., November 2l.-The
steamer Pilot Poy arrived from Beauford
yesterday bringing five survivors of the
ship France, who We're picked up by the
brig Lizzie, on the ID, and were landed
at Bull River on the 18th. The survivors
are one mate and four seamen, the latter
named respectively, Rose Tucaon, Have.
lon and Laout, As to the fate of the oth,r r
boats, containing the Captain and the re-
mainder of the crew, the rescuers are en-.
tirely ignorant, but they seem to have a
little hope that they have been saved as
they had provisions and water to last them
one or two days.
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WASHINGTON, November 22.--Wm. Jones,
who was committed to Jail yesterday on the
charge of assault with intent to kill
GuiteSu, was released to-day on 5000 bail;
Jones counsel having waived the lormality
OF an examination before the Police Court
ms case went to the Grand Jury. The
witnesses In the case were before the grand
Jury to-day. II is understood the driver
ana guardsmen ON the van testified that
they Identified Jones as the man who fired
AT Guiteau. A boy who was running after
the van testified quite positively that Jones
was the man. II is believed an indictment
will be found against Jones.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23
Waco.
Special to the IIc,ald.

WACO, November o2.--The International
Improvement Company have entered into
contract with the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road Company to lay the track of that road
beginning at the terminus near Hlllsboro,
and laying 1t to Taylor where it intersects
the International, at the rate of mile and
half day. lfthe construction company
works up to this agreement trains will be
in sixty days.
W. l.. MITCHELL of Morgan, made an MS.
slgnment yesterday in favor Of his credi-
tors
A little son of Mr.. Tamax, living near
Morgan, while playing with a gun, was
requested by his little sister, who was sick
IN bed, to putt up. He playfully replied,
~ VIII shoot you, pointing the gun at her,
when y was discharged, the load taking eG
feet in her face, and resulting in her death.
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Palestine.


Special 10 the Herald.
fAlEsriNr, November 22.-Another is,
cehdiary fire occurred here this morn;n,
about o'clock, in frame buildings near ,he
Masonic Temple. By the exertions of the
nremen the flames were held in chech
wlhin the liMits where they originated
out the residence of Mrs. Reicht, A buildjnr
oelonglngto Fletcher Watts and DR. LINK
ana a blacksmith shop of Harmon 4 Co
were DESTROYED, The losses are; Link
sooHt soot $500 Mrs. Recht, 81 900, insured s,r
SSoO on building and 500 on n mrnitnre ,V'
Wnieii vIno was mostly saved; ]. Il. Watts Ioss
SS9O insurance $500. The total loss II ;neos' MS
req and the, insurance is nearly As 0.lo nseh
AZ special election here yesterdoy 1sc'' Eos
Yer I, Wood was chosen alderman f6r f ,bn
Fourth ward and James +. Pclls and md ~ ns
% %ralmer school trustees, to iii Vacancies % Ss,
caused by the designations of II. NJ WoS;e
ana /. r flanders. There was no onnns;' e
ton to this ticket except in the ward m dpos,, wbcse
Ih3mas Halls friends complimented HIN HIN
with heayy vote for trustee. ''''N
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North Carolina Railroads

WILMINGTON, N, C., November 22.-Tho
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Wilmington 4 Weldon and the Whining.
ton, Columbia & Augusta Railroads were
held here to-day. The former declared n
semi-annual dividend of three per cent,
payable January II, The latter declared a
dividend of three per cent, payable Jan
uary 10. Hon. II, II. Bridges was unani-
mously elected President Of both compa.
hios;. The reports of officers show that both
roads are in fine condition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23

NEW YORK, November 22.-The stock
market opened generally weak and lower,
and was quite heavy in the early dealings,
the entire list recording decline ranging
rom to y per cent, the latter for Metro.
politan Elevated, which sold down to 0j as
against va at the close yesterday. The
other shares which were prominent in the
downward movement were Denver Il Rio
Grande, Louisville Il Nashville st. Paul,
Michigan Central, Texas Il Pacific, Wabash,
Pacific and Western Union.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23
Mixed on nm Injunction.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, November 22.-The
Union publishes an order made on satur.
day by Judge Walker, at Tallahassee, in the
ease of Sherman I. Willard ct. al, and says
editorially that the statement from Talla.
hasse, published in the morning papers of
the GOTH to the effect that Judge W,llcr
had held that the organization OF the Juck-
sonvillo & Mobile Railroad company was
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Corsicnna.
specIal to the Hcrnld.

CoEsIcANA, November 22.-The Grand
Lodge, knights and Ladies Of Honor, met
at Odd Fellows Hall this morning. Repre-
sentatives are here from nearly every lodge
in the State, many of whom are ladies'.
The morning session was devoted to hearing
reports of grand officers, and referring them
to appropriate COMMITTEES. The evening
session was taken up by various committees
submitting reports and in proposing neces-
sarj changes in the Grand Lodge consti-
tuition, The, lodge will probably adjourn
Tomorrow night,
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illegal and void, and had granted perma-
nent injunction restraining the conveyance
OF property to said company, is incorrect.
The motion TO place the Jacksonville, Pen.
sacola Il Mobile Railroad in the hands of n
receiver, Was denied. and a temporary in
Junction was granted restraining the con
veyance OF property until the final judg-
ment in said case.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23

DuRLlN, November 22.-Yesterday fly
ing column of5O0, consisting of military
and police assisted the civil power in evic-
tions on the estates of A. i. Tottenham, A
member of Parliament, at Kelley Cloghes
County Leitrim. The police. dispersed
private meetings of the Ballyiornan
branch of the Land League in Roscommon
county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23
Galveston,
Special TO the Herald,

GALVESTON, November 22.-Captain PEN
nington, of the Mallory Lin Steamship
Guadalupe, whose illness was noticed a few
days since, is this hour lying in a most crit
ical condition. His illness is caused by an
old army wound.
Track-laying on the New York, Texas &
Mexican Railroad has been completed from
Rosenberg Junction TO East Bernard, dis
tance of fifteen miles. The track Is beinr
laid at the rate of a mile per day. The rond
is expected TO be completed to Victoria by
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Lanpasas.


special 10 tne Herald.
LAMPAsAs, November 22.-Danel s.
Moore, the Masonic imposter who was ar
rested last week, was tried yesterday in the
District court. He plead guilty and a fine
of one hundred dollars and two months
imprisonment in the county jail was as
sesscd.
Mr.. A. u. Harwell. deputy sheriff of
Cock county, arrived last night with Ally
Reynolds; the murderer of Fetner and
l.ittlefeld.
Business of all kinds Is brisk.
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Navasota.
Special to the Herald.

NAvAsoTA, November 22-Colonel John
5. Mills was found dead in his room al
Smiths hotel this evening at o'clock.
About 4 he went to hisroom to take bath.
lie had clean clothing out and 1t is sup
posed he cramped to death. He has repre-
sented this Senatorial district in the State
Senate, and was afterward member Of the
Legislature from Grimes county.
The courthouse at Anderson caught fire
to-day from o defective tlue. but was extIn-
guished before any material damage was
done
The weather is raw and cold.
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Saved from n Rnrninp Dnnih

ATLANTA, GA, November 22.-All the
prisoners received from the Terry county
jail, SAich was destroyed by fire Thursday
night, as reported in a dispatch to the as
sociated press Of the 18th inst. have recoy.
cred. Their escape from terrible death
was very narrow.
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CHICAGO, November 22.-There is NO
doubt the schooner L. z. Dorr went down
Off Port Colbume Sunday, and that Nh
hands were lost. There were seven persons
on board. including Captain Deieran.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23
Postmaster-General jaime. and PARTY

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, November 22.-Post-
masterr-General James and party arrived
last night. They leave for st. Augnstine
and points on the st, John river to.Insrrnw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23
A Literary Character pead.

=, PuuADELPHA, November 22.-Robert
shelton Mckenzie, d. c. L., writer and
journalist, died last evening.
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MA March lst, iSSs, A force DISCO men IL ,,w
employed along the route, y w "''n 4 Aow
in my my nlne jurors have been so far seerr-d
VIII wi i"e ease OF Henry Homburr, obsrgeH
vastan wi,h rne murder OF his wife, near the GaI.
s',mn, s,n,vn, houston \ Harrisburg depot last
S"Sf,sr, mnN NJ, Inc defense is ably represented.
Inhm;S hvll' Oh Company H., i9th L. s
If ;an} sre IN the city, under command
Kansas, to Fort Brown, 'o'' poose'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23
STATE SPECIALS.

Adjntant-General King to make Tour
OF Inspection ..- The Tobin Heirs
Again In State Letigatlon...A
big Fire at Palestine.
Deaths Of Prominent Persons M Ans.
tia, Navasota and Clarksyille...A
Masonic Imposter Fined at
Lampasas.
ool. Geo. Noble at Marshall -. An.
preaching Marriage Of his Daught.
er-..killed by a Falling Tree.
Four Indictments for Murder In Red
River County...Important Rail.
road Contract at Waco.
A Little Boy Accidently Kills his Sis.
ter at Morgan with Gun.
Tho San Antonio Land League Cali ON
Congressman UpsOn.
Other Interesting State News.
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Can | see the lady of the house," in
quired the peddler.
"Well, yes you can if you amt blindl )
snapped the woman who answered the bell.
ooh, beg pardon, madame; you are tie
lady of the house, then?n
Yes, am What do you take me for |?
Did you think was the gentleman of the
house, or the next door neighbor, or one
Of the farm hands, or the cat or the ice
chst 2'
II did not know, madam, but you might
be the youngest daughter"
"Oh, did yer? Well, that was nat'rl, too, 4"
replied the |. of the h.
What you want, sir2n Then the peddlcr
displayed his wares, and when he left that
doorstep half an hour after, his face was
full ofplensure and his pockets were full of
money. He understood human nature and
had made good salo.-[ Boston Transcript
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How to keep the boys at home" Is a
corundrum that is agitating the parents OF
the land. Some boys could be kept at
home by establishing beer saloon In the
Observation-Disclosures need ballroom In the
parlor; but the best way to keep a boy at
home is to tell him TO stay there, and make
1t point to have him obey you. Bepn
erly, and you have the problem solved
/ New Haven REGISTER.
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Take "RLhCE-D2AUGHT" ard Col
alsHrzuna-as-fssFfr
will never be Eh0p5.
For sale by all drsgsts.
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on earth "a country which will be developed
10 the full measure of the highest type OF
wealth and civilization mere rapidly than any
American state ever was The time is rapidly
approaching when Texas will stand at the
head Of statss-a Lone Star indeed. In the
meanwhile to our readers and patrons gen
orally, one and all, we extend our heartiest
greetings, and sincsrest wishes for a happy
and prosperous year.
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A Tell Tale Dream

Man has. in all ages dreamed, and his
dreams relate moro or less to SctWal occur.
renceS that have made an impression upon
the mind, and vera ones visions revealed
there would be- gye,t deal OF truth in them
that they would much praGer TO remain ux-
known. There Ia q married gentlemen Of
this city who will doubtless appreciate tho
truth and torca Of these romsrks.
Yesterday forenoon feeling somewhat IA
tigued from his UnuNal exercises incident 10
the holiday week. be lail him doun on n sofa
IN h,s rosm to rest, which appears to have
been broken by recurring incidents of tho
past. de slpmbered even until high noon,
and tho hour for tho midday meal having
arrived, bis wife, ever attentive, devoted and
kind, bethought herself to awaken him. She
sheok him, when he still in sleeping stupor
partially aroused. ais that you, Kitty?" he
asked. whats thatp" sharply demanded
the better half. "Dear Kitty, is that you :"
he again querried, not having yet recovered
his senses. His sticking on the dear settled
it. The wife gave him positive, uncorn-
promising jerk, tina! brought him up standing.
She waited to know of him what he
meant by talking about Kitty in his slesny
stupor, and Just like any other man would
have doae uader the circumstances, he tols
her that he had been dreaming Of his child
hood days when he used 10 romp with III.
tie kitten. His wife then reminded him OF
the ctthat he had when asleep, on aprsviou,
occasion, talked in most aifsctionate man.
ner about "GuSsie, dear" aAd he tried "a
palm 1t OF on childhood days. His ghes
stories dldA't take, and now that man il mis-
ersely afraid that he will give himself dead
away even when asleep at night aad hal
iore'worn forever, the tell-laio day nap
ASK US not reader, for names, for we hsv,
swern never . reveal to any human. TIL,
secret h's With three of us, SO far a, we Ar,
coecsrns', until death, for wo arc nearly balt
new. N''>
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Merchant Taiiors .
ZIMMERMAN & co.

One of the most attractive tailoring eslaD'
lishmen.s in the state is that of Messrs. Z'm-
norman & Co. They commenced business
in Dallas little over three years ago, and
like all enterprsing, successful men, their
opeping was on small scale Mr.. Ammer'
mans Superior skill and exquisite workman.
shin attracted the attention Of gentlemen OF
taste, Lis business extended, his patrons in
creased by scores, his stock Of goods was
multiplied over and over sgain, until now
nearly every fashionsbly dressed person one
meets with, not only in Dallas, but in sur
rounding towns and cites, has bis clothes
made at Zimmerman IL Co.'S Their busl-
ness is success in the truest sense Of the
word Keepug, rs they do, large and ele-
CANT assortmol of every variety and latest
STYLES q f piece goods from the most celebrated
manufacturers in this country and Eu.
rome, they are enabled to suit the wants OF
anyone, from 3 nobby business suit TO the
zines. broalcloth ard common garments. Ia
style and vorkm nship, end neat and com
Portable ST, they acknowledge no supeHors,
and these added TO thor warranty that sil
their materials IRE of the best, has won for
them that celebrity and fame Of which they
may justly feel proud,
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