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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-29

HoS. MILLION WATSON, veteran legislator, Chair.
man OF the Assembly Committee on Education last
session Of that body, says: " The task Of changing
the laws to conform to the new Constitution relat
ing to the educational system was difficult and
however anxious the Legislature might have been
TO act wisely it could not have performed its task
without the intelligent direction of F. NJ Campbell,
Safe Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Further Republican County Conventions
"A Lawyer kicked to Deaih-Last OF
Camp Raymond Fair Opened mt Peta-
luna II Homicide IN Fresno County
Two Suicides by ShOOting-Efc.
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An ancient author said OF his book in the preface
" To commend il will not, for that which is good
hope every man viii commend without entreaty
II this confidence in the Just perceptions Of men
was shared and initiated BY modern journalists,
much time and space now wasted in pointing out
me transeendent enterprise and peerless merit Of
" orr issue of to-day would be saved
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NEW ART STUDIO.

II II. GAINES, ARTIST, e27 STREET, SAC
Il . ramento, Cal.-The Peoples Gallery. All
kinds OF pictures made, from brilliant little tin
type to a life-size portrait. GOOD work and rea
sonabie prices Is my motto. Like the merchant
with his cent calico and his IS silk 30 have ali
prices from he cheapest and plainest finish to the
mos elegant and artistic polite invitation is ex.
d lie & Co q Storey , a,ioc ia1,a
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-29

ROSCOE CoSKtSs Is the busiest man In America.
He says he has not had time TO read the charges
made against him by the Albany Josynol These
charges should give him pause
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The average age Of evsky fish, fowl and
animal IL known to naturAlists, with one
exception. That exception IA the age of .
"spring chicken. "1ICsmbridke Tribune.
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The platform Of the Contra Costa Republicans in.
Inmates that the true solution OF the transportation
problem viii be found when the States or the Gov.
eminent own the railroads. 1t also declares in IA.
vor of the maintenance Of the existing Sunday law
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Extensive and Thorough RepaAs.,

She was Cleveland lady, and she stood
watching boat loaded with ice. !" What
is that boat loaded with" Ice," was
the reply. "0h, my she exclaimed, in
surprise, " if the hprrid stuff should melt,
the water would sink the boat NJ Boston
Advertiser.
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/ For every you1R wife that cannot cook
there il Young husband who viii mol
make fires carry sshes, split kindling wood
or shovel snow, and cannot market because
be doeS not know s hawk from . hen.
4 Ilipois woman.
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LEADING stock raiser Of this State claims to
have established the fact that the transportation Of
cattle from one part Of the country 20 another de
veiops various forms Of disease
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TEE Convention which meets here on Wednesday
will cali to the Capital Of the State at least one thou
sand membars Of the Republican party.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-29

Onh ACRES OF GOOD AGRICULTURAL
oOU land for sale at auction The Ranch known
as the Morrison Ranch, nine miles from Sacramento,
on the jackson road, will be sold public auction
on the premises, TO the highest bidder on the 9th
day OF SEPTEMBER, 1882 at o'clock p NJ The
ranch VIII be sold In lots of leo each. Terms
cash !; ten per cent ON the day Of Gale and the
balance on the delivery of the deed Title gIIaran
teed. lau5-2ptd-i JOHN d. MORRISON.
Id. II. sININE ~ - 81 GO
GENERAL AUCTIONSERg.
All classes Auction Business promptly attended to
Omce, Ne. l0I3 Fourth At. bet, j and X -.
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kyHEz sasus Il ~ country assumes = virtaous
air when speaking Of professional politicians. !.
Who are the unprofessionsl politicians?
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the State Republican Convention OF lows it is
said they have Chaplain and seargents at Arms
-Selah.
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HOME AND ABROAD.

Kansas Attorney In Danger-The Presi.
dent NJ Fox Munt-High Water in
Kentucky-The Michigan Republicans
General shermxn's RetiremenI-Wife-
Murder and suiclde-Ihe War I'm Egypt
Trouble Among the Irish Constabulary
Etc.
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Il will be in tho line of civil service reform TO
elect c. N. cogIan County Clerk Of this county.
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AUCTIONS,
AUCTION SALE
or ELEGANT
Household Furniture and Tiano.
BELL a CO.................Ag CTIONEERs
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, Isaa,

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1882.
Sale to commence at 1920 o'clock A. NJ. sharp. at
the Residence of C. F. BACHMANN, No. Iii X
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth ali the Ele-
CANT Furniture, consisting, in part, as follows
One Elegant Upright Piano almost new and in per-
feet order q octave); one Elegant Parlor Set Of
seven pieces, one Parior Set of five pieces, two
Marbe-top Center Tables, one Turkish Lounge, one
Fine Mirror, one Elegant Marble-top Bedroom Set,
solid walnut; one Clipper edge Spring Mattress,
Fine White Curled Hair Mattress, Boosters and
Feather Pillows; Elegant White Blankets Spreads,
Sheets, Comforts, Palow-sps four Elegant Brus-
sells Carpets, Hall and Stair Carpets and Rods,
Dning-room l0foCt Extension Table Dining Chairs
two Parlor Stoves, one Ironing Stove, two Coal
Stoves, one Fine Range and Fixtures complete
Crockery, Glass and Cutlery and Tinware, ETC.
One good Phaeton for family fMeister maker)
one gentle Horse, Harness. etc. one Baby Buggy
Schiller and Goethe's Works in German; History Of
the World in German (Wehers).
CA Sale Positive. "a
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Agricultural Society opened to-day under the
most favorable circumstances


MARYsvILLE, August 2S:h. = at R,ed's
station Yesterday an unknown lAboring man,
supposed to have been riding on the truck.
was run over by the freight train going north,
and cut to pieces. He had bottle OF
whisky with him.
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GENERAL NO'PIUt,,,,

A. Word OF warnIng.-TO protect the
public and prevent them from being imposed upon
oy Ine worthless eountereits and limitations OF our
mohhAf x LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER we
nave prepared pager in which toe words "LANMAN
q hEhP, New York" appear in pale letters when a
lear Of the little pamphlet IS held up To the light
and whenever Florida Water Is offered for sale
wrapped In pamphlet that does not have this
or stamp in it, then it is counterfeit and
should be rejected. $3.50 -
How lew there are whc are aware,
mat soon the gums and teeth decay
Unless they are brushed with eTeatest care
With soZoDo>T from day 20 az;
For this great dentiiriee We know,
Will keep them pure and white as sn W
au19.3tTuThS
For the ERdies.-Piease ask your uly.
stefan his opinion Of PURE CALIFORNIA FORT
WINE, PEPSlN AND CALISAYA BARK combined,
as Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia Indigestion Ii
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSIN WINE BlTTERS.
au24-6n
hchf Ban, San Francisco, doubled in
SIZE IS the largest japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArrUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods in
return, and this Is why ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical. isn't It'll Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch Of retail country trade
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HEADQUARTERS OF TIE
fEFUBLIcAS STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
golden EAGLE HOTEL
Northwest Cor. Seventh and X Streets. n
VVNHE SECRETARY OF THE COMMITTEE
Il will be in attendance at the above address for
the purpose of receiving the Credentials OF Dele
gates TO the State Convention and such other bust
ncss as may appertan to the Convention. By order
OF the Committee.
WM W. MORROW, Chairman
JAMES X. fISDLAYsoS, Secretary au29 2t
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FOREIGN,
Egyptian Matters.

PoRT SAID. August 2Sth.-Some Bsdouins
who arrived here from Cairo report that the
inhabitants remain calm, but the military
are excited. The latter burned Nubar Pasha;s
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LIVE AND LET LIvEl
the nino:e Sixpenee better than the slow Shil
HEAEs'

nNEDoLLAR PHOTOGRAPHS ARE THE
" talk Of the town. Babies long for him to take
their pictures; with patience and perseverance, he
succeeds. II. S. BEALs. AS street, Sacramento,
between Fourth and Fifth. (Oyer the Furniture
Store) au29-Im
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 TIE RKooRp.USros ]
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r u s s HOU Sc,

Nos. 1908 and l0il street,
BET TENTH AND ELEVENTH, SACRAMENTO
Saturday Evening. Sept. .. 1882. Fine Lunch
ETC., free. All invited. w. s. MACK & l. MAT
TICE, Proprietors au95.is1m
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SUCCESSFUL SMELLING
AUSTRIA SUPPORTING RUSSIA.

ALEXANDRIA, August Ssh.-The man-of.
war Minosaur has successfully shelled the
enemy out of Mandaro, on the line between
Ramleh and Aboukir,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Special Meeting OF Sacramento a
| Royal Arch Chapter, No.3, st the hall, THIS IA
| TUESDAY EVENING, August 90, 1852. at Xxx
7:30 o'clock. Work in R. A. Sojourning w
Companions cordially invited TO attend By
| order of A A REDINGTON III
w. B. DAVIS, Secretary. au29 II
Funeral Noticc.-9meers and Members
OF Union Lodge No. 81, A. o U. W., are requested
to assemble at Red Mems Hall, Masonic Temple
TUESDAY. August 29th. at ! P. N sharp to attend
the funeral OF ourlate Brother, LANES WILLIAM
TENANT. A full attendance is desired Mem
bers Of sister Lodges invited.
JOHN SIMPSON, NJ W.
CHas. COOLEY, Recorder. au2e.,t
A. o. U. w..-sacramento Lodge. a
No. so = Regular meeting TUESDAY Mo-
EVENING, at o'clock. Amendment to skpGA
Bylaws changing night OF meeting, and NM
also location Of hall to be considered Let
every member attend promptly. Visiting mem hers
welcomed. D. NJ BLANK n w
GEO b. kkTzEssTEIS, Recorder. lB CT jyss.at
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1913 Fourth Street. Sacramento
mill o..lr.
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AUCTION SALE

H1 SIIt POSITIVE. u
an26-!d BELL L Co, Auctioneers
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ALEXANDRIA, August 2Ssb.-It is STATED
that the British intend to cut the dykes neal
Meks, to flood portion of the dry bed o.
Lake Mariotis. and prevent any attack from
that quarter
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Tennyson and LonsfsIIow.

LONDON, August 2S:h-Alfred Tennysor,
poet laureate, has given his name to the
scheme for the erection of bust of Long.
fellow in Westminster Abbey.
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The Irish C0nstabulary.

LIMERICK, August 2S.h The Constabu.
Larry held meeting Saturday at the police
barracks, most of the Constables deserving
their beats for the purpose of attending.
kilograms were forwarded to other towns,
asking support, and memorial was ulti-
mateiy forwarded tc Earl Spencer, to which
reply is awaited,
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ALEXANDRIA, August 2Sth.-A Ministry
has been formed with Cheriff Pasha as Presi-
dent of the Council and Minister of Foreign
Affairs, az Pashai Minister of Finance, and
Omar Lufti Pasha Minister of War,
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Gsnsrnl ComIr AZ Hnns


The Curtis Prsss Club ON sept. 18Th scored an
other Success and demonstrated its fitness a. an
organization BY rendering one Of its number, Gen
erl James NJ. Comfy. an honorary member. and
late Minister 10 Honolulu, public reception. in
which the former friends and associates Of the
brilliant journalist and honored public Official had
An opportunity Of greeting and extending 10 him a
cordial welcome home. and perehancs hack 20 the
newspaper field General Coraly was formally
received by Colonel W. A. Taylor. President Of the
Club Who spoke as follows;
General Comfy. it Is pleasant forrnality that
deyolyss upon me this evening to bid you welcome
OF behalf Of the citizens Of Columbus and the
Curtis Press Club.
While you represented the Government Of the
United States IN that Western Kingdom that sits
hike bright emerald upon the bosom of the Paci
nc Uceln. all Of Is here IN Columbus held pleasant
reeollsctiOns Of VOC, our representative, and We
telt that az any court Of any Kingdom. Republic.
Empire. OF Principally you would rehec; credit
upon the Nation at lare and do the loftiest honor
10 your own beloved Ohio.
And now let me bid YOU welcome once more
back TO the midst Of Jour friends
General Comfy replied in his characteristics man
nsF, recalling the idea that most OF his friends
knew that be never made speeches. He appreciated
the high honor which had been bestowed upon him
the more, because the recognition came from his
old coafrerss and members Of the press. which
Afforded him an opportunity 10 meet all If his old
friends The cordial reception by old friends was
appreciated by him as no Demonstration of politi-
cal party eOud Be, II overlooked party ties and
came from the friendship of years Again express
Ing his appreciation OF the honor. the General
eonelndsd- and congratulations Of a general
character were renewed
The guests were composed Of our most prominent
CITIZENS officials and business men. who had called
70 pay their respects TO the distinguished guest of
the evening.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-01

EprrpR GAEErrS The Hon. J. Kauai seems %
have an easy time Of il. He i Road Supervisor.
Deputy Sheriff. Tax Collector, but DOES not attend
be was wanted 10 At the late Legislature. lie
spends his time in HCnoluln. He has only been
AZ home about two weeks since he appointed
DePuty Sherid. He leaves his road vcrk 10 an
in competent luna, but does he foret 90 draw his
thrce dollars dayli Not mneh.
The Judge J. II. kApuniai il drunk frequently
Several times when warrant has been wanted
be WAS too drunk to make one cut. The Cover
The polieenen there. 80 on a spree and smash
their carriage. The Minister Of the Interior SAYS
although thsre were nine thousand dollars Rpprp-
priAted for s bridge az WaimeA the committee
thoGght sin thousand WAS enough and he could
not take money appropriated for one purpose and
use il for another. Why are these things thusly.
We want men Who viii do their duty and no,
draw money for work they do not dc. and live in
Honolulu having good time spending IT,
Az Old RCStpxNr.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-01


AErsA cu1>-l-zrl--s Delay TIE Prem
la answered t-s COMMITTEES 1ppoi1ied az
"a lss -l's=szzS ~ haw-al-z9 cE--cL-
.s1 Gays aSg Lls rsei taszs u usa-ig
- paEe7 . n'2-scaP- IL rs The Premier
Saa,ss IA. o 1EEreFss q s1eL meetings
an IA p Wls-ss ~ people % watch
57f u ct71izet % tle A-1-s-srss =
ones 20 i-i1a t-i1 any es->--re s11clt be
PASSED -E7o1 IL present Al-ls5ry It = tn
L75-s-l-I--r l11' arr r tz1-55 1llE1---L
= hl-S A--s17rs I'D 1cs IN lLe Legs
lta'-s -Ep- IL r-l1l5rs eur-p-z--ad q II
n i-.1-,lrlz- Z E1s tLe Legls-a15lrs a. q
- - s-I--- = u l-li-=l NJ c,171.i=zs
.---i- - -- ~ -EEte--Ll- % t-e Mn
-. : q 1ecJl-l 0r tCe acts . the
-es.s-ila-s e.91e- MS ! tEz S-<5 q the
fs,-''Sls -ilrl---ell w refer 70
N-=-7'=r a.. present Ministry axe a-
l4sA=l ~ Always r-S1 C---=r >lEs
: s-l--i- Als-y Z F1s IL h-1Es C. save
Il -->e'-s ny laSSed lls dignity and
geeliil1 no u po-l5le1- arena AID invited
- - Eol-ll .5 a1lac1s q -1- N1T
- - - -. ltl=s IlrTarl t-sT
ut o'7--ld t-e Les-rs-l-1-e- Ike q =ss
% ti--is-='1 r'L--t--S- IL FrEI=r's little
- sa- S-slz- PLAYFUL WIG d e.
- 1911 u clfler
4 Efsllg s-z w u-gs'1- makes.
= L w II 1fe- = E=rs-S-sl---lE -----r-z-l-
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Law : rasae, MT fox the Sskc Of worry
i-s ard t,othersnS the eitizcns q aeoUntry,
I but for the purpoSe q GIVING protection
% them ana x cnshhng thea 70 hive
[ bsupilv and centents>ily. Occasionally. 3
( lsw Winch : 81 variance with the Sp,rt q
I the rsacple ! atlowed 70 CtrOp INTO ebeyanee
but 3, + uCs rerealeCi because !; ! found
cses-l fcr TIE executive - kave IN their
ts-ds az engine winch uisy be 81 IN
urgtio. ssSlrSt very grave Offenders IN
ise,i TEis : the case with oyIr Sunday
I.Su. L. : not the intention u the
aushorios> thas tbs shoald he eEforeed
accOriins IL the striet letter - the Law,
utherwiSe - letters co-,l3 t-e delivered on
that igy. TIE omnibus eoElld 10, run for
the bene6t % church goe-s, the news,
dealers Stu-p,s euyid not b opened for the
Distribution Cf newspapers on the arrival
% rraiL IN fsc. the whole business Oi
l,,- social CITY life ulgh: be bruuSh; 70 =
stand san The law. - Tar ~ Honolulu
+ cC-eg-red : he'd IN allowance. and
uuGlj oE,y ~ enforced u Sorae one al
,ez-psad tc brvak the usual Sunday Quiet
by rI-Segu-iy NOISE ~ racket In the
co-ut-y districts. however, Il / otherwise
The Petty otScials occasionally, we hsd
almost written trelus1tly. make the statute
@ vehicle u --7,rSs oppreSS'0n. ThiS WAS
-ccab,y the ease IN HHvUn the ether day.
We Erc -1s- % q acquainted with the
cuJSs u tkzt ISLAND and know how dlhcult
It Is % land freight II >ous pSrts. Our
Ello correspondent reported case when
the steamer after several weeks delay
lE-,i9d II freight On Sunday, One gentle
nan. beng CIT u prOyiSiors. sent down
90 the lzrii-s place 10 Eet his stores-
HI was pCuuced upon by tie police. only
permitted % continue hrs Journey uuOn
his triecsl> -ulSl1S 81 IL security for him.
zri vgs t-allv brought before the Court
ard Eued SO IE'S was clearly great IN
i-Ssice though Z was right sceorfns 70
The les-e- % The lzw. thu police OfSciGlS I
I--Is % be ~JuCdly raped over the
E-ek-5> by the head % the Department /
tC- tls way they have acted Ii : d per
tec- OUTRAGE shat IN Honolulu things /
should be regarded y necessities, which I
b. the country lrs prohibited under heavy 1
penalties. One ESS 10 patience with I'D I
.1i-i>-r1Si1r q this kind
The instance we have cited / only one |
q u1rv which might o. brought forward 1
q the uzrrJw uIuieirsSS- the petty /
tyranny and the Eross ignorance Uf our [
.gI--ry 1t5cial>. In - many Gases the I
men who EIi tce Srbor,iin1ts Government I
positions are utterly unit for the posts 4
gwen them and IN 10 branch of the pub /
BE- -Tlce : tins E1-y patent than IN the 4
ncLcg- Nsry often men beor the petty 4
lpr-g>>-I-S rather than make them pUble, |
lsc1-~s Il complaint : made. they are /
liable ca De- subjected 70 an lnhnity q 4
1e-sv prosecutions II WIS only 8 sharp 4
yed correspondent who brought this
z- % light. Many of the outer Dis
rlcs, would be the better for a little
gl1lz~5--s v5--iIzriCr ir The columns o. 4
D. -awSE1ps-s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-01

sEE the ErHsen-ztioa . Hzs Majesty
q TIE Report II the Trustees Of tI.a
Planters Labr ard S1ppIy Co the
Msnznrizi EaseE. zceu1lrzz.5ss5 Il and tie
pubEes-l11 u the pert little d0cur-sEIlff
signed b tie Premier and pJIp1rtIng 20
b reply sziicIent time has naszeSi -
% eEanle E111EE-fzI r-E1 u Es1zh -zfz
tEs F'1szl5le en4zss4lalcss q tins grD-p
CT cIIrz-1staEEes ard % see Ekru1zt tke
r1rI1-fs-elng - Filich he PrzE11sr hzs
=s111zAr - s4zde the rial natter Is iss-1z,
a. a..E7-a Ers.ssE.sd y The Planters 10 E5is
4-ziesry- a-lt 81 z-1=slt1te reply 70 gne
Frrrlo1 d the rsEresszltzrIs1E-s while izz1l1r-
I1s the cfler- and p 50 ding striving b
z-zzs & appear that be has e-crser7ed Il
giving rebuff = tke plzztezz and sea.5-
~ tEsz 1zeuksd EFzT
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IL rUH>J ANCN or IiIr 1r.fTss..
Il 20 a srfttla nrr.eaff Avs a.rfr " 3 : 49,.
90 ASS Island 81 Ilril Il. ~ II n..A' =. e.
.-l.,i W ~ ~ 4. -tlt = r ~ a'rIai a 1lI..
~ o. faffr ~ 1ul = o. i1r t'alrf Uf q EIs|.r -
lnnrrFlnrHs sri 1-sI -iIIi D. o. =, III III L.
ne iiih Dag ~ ia'g isrf l1f go a...i.I - - =
Notice u tr-rhf 1iVen ~ ~ a.tr.ai Z. Il. -.
stid fauIf-t<r ea itr ca Cav RI 49,. -.
fhrIruruu. O. rNrTflTr 49, IarrIr.I.rI I.I1I =. -
sale rf ru1iIf NaEffsr. U ErH
hssirnrr 81 ndTtel1r 81 a. &c. + II n 49,.
uaaeln'a. Nat. 81 issf -.
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SEfriaI Aafres.
Aneriean waltham watches

Awarded Tws Gold Medals The only metals award
sI FOR Watches Melbourne International Exhibition.
fssO.
The only Gold Medal; also. three special and four
6rst prizes, Sytury. issJ
he Gold Medal Paris, isss. -Four First Prize Ned
al. Philadelphia. iSss
Tc u-rtl lzet succe-s Of these Celebrated Watches
has prpi1cet hest Of svrthlcss limitations. Buyrr-
viii observe the Trade Marx Waifham. Mass - en-
-rzvet OF the plate o. all Genuine Walfham Watches.
GOlt eases are stamped A W. Co. tsS-- TX: and
silver cases STAMPED AH1erican Watch Company.
WalfhIm- Ma>s- sterling ~ "