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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-02-25
The Shape Of Our R0dies.

Symmetry is one of the conditions of
good health. God knows the best form.
He created the man upright in his own
image. The vital organs in the chest and
abdomen are fitted to an erect spine. If
the upper portion of the spine bends
downward as in dropping shoulders, not
only is the great nerve marrow of the
spine itself distorted, and its circulation
crippled-which is a serious matter, re-
sulting in certain common affections
but the lungs, heart, liver and stomach
lose their natural place, and perform all
their duties disadvantageously. A very
large proportion of our many affections
of these vital organs take their rise in
such displacement. What shall be done?
1. Improve the desks in our schools, so
that, instead of compelling our young to
sit for hours every day in STOPPING po-
sition, they should be compelled to sit
erect, with head and shoulders drawn
well back. This is very easily accom-
plished. Such'a change in our school
furniture would prove priceless bless
ing. ... .,....j -, ..,r
2. Remove every ounce of pressure
from the waist. Pants worn without
suspenders and drawn close about the
body, skirts or dresses pressing at the
waist, must produce round shoulders;
for when the organs of the abdomen are
pushed downward, the shoulders must
droop in order to maintain the relation
between the thoracic and abdominal
viscera.
8. The back leg Of our chairs must
be sawn off two inches shorter than the
front ones. The front edge of the seat
hust not be more than fourteen inches
high for women and sixteen for men.
The chair-back is likewise unphysiolog-
ical. The part which meets the small
of the back should, project farthest for
ward. Instead of this, at that point
there is generally a hollow. This ar
rangement will Immediately relieve the
back while sitting, and secure good
position of the shoulders.
4. The habit of walking erect with the
air of soldier must be generally culti-
waited.
5. Gymnastic culture OF tire shoulders.
Golden Rule.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-02-25
| congratulate you most sincerely,p I

z congratulate you most -sincerely," I
II was so surprised when l heard that the
new Vicar was Mr.. Clitheroe," she added.
Then Mr.. Morley entered. Sv--
"Ah, Mr.. Clitheroe, how do you dol' he
said. II see you and Marion need no intro
duction. remember now; she said she had
seen you or heard of you somewhere"
| Somewhere-yes, indeed! felt almost sorry
| to see her. Marion Morley the goyerness
would have loved on and on; Miss Morley, of
the Hall, az heiress, was very far above the
| reach OF poor Rector. / could not help feel
| ing that this leap had taken her away from me
altogether; and, though loved her no less,
dared not renew my suit But at last, as time
went on, could bear it no longer, and deter
mined on last appeal. As feared she would
not hear me out determined to write to her,
and, in order that there should be no mistake
| this time, gave the note to her uncle.
| To this day do not know how l spent the
| interval before / got the answer. At last it
came. ..,. -,a
Though disappointed in you once, / am
willing to try you again. and so grant your
request. Come and see me tomorrow morning
that we may talk it over.
ifs ,a MARION MORLEY"
II was most welcome, though short and
odd note. l could scarcely see how she had
been disappointed in me. But the favorable
answer was too delightful to be cavilled at. In
the morning Invent over to the Hall, and Ma
rion received me very calmly.
"How do you do Mr. Clitheroe?n she said,
'You have come about the tracts, presumed
They have Just arrived; so we can divide them
among the districts at once" . ...
But, Miss Morley" said, ''frst tell me
In pity that you meant what you said yester-
day in your note You have relentedl You
love me!'
She blushed and seemed at loss to know my
meaning.
That little note gave me crest joy,'' said
what little note!o she asked.
gave 1t to her. She got very red, and then
burs out laughing.
lam indeed revenged, }" she said. 81 wrote
this, but not to YOU" ....
''Not to men cried.
"No,p che replied; sit was to Anne Chan
nings, the girl who is pupil-teacher and got
into that scrape about theneedlework. / wrote
to promise her that would see if she could get
back again. wrote note to you about the
tracts, and must have put the letterS'fnto
wrong covers.n
But did not Mr.. Morley deliver you a note
from me yesterdayi' asked. II gave it to
him to make sure of no mistake a..
NO; | never received it, she replied.
MAY tell you what was in it ! asked.
Eyes, she replied. ...,.
] did so, and then asked o.
"And now are you sufficiently revenged
for the first mistake in our correspondence,
Marion!"
Quite" was the reply.
We spent the next two hours in delicious
converse; aud now we are spending our lives
together, although we did make such muddle
Of cur love letters.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-02-25

"A young Washington couple, John
P. Smart, a pension bureau clerk. and
Ida M. Hicks, very beautiful girl,
whose marriage was opposed by the
lady's mother, invited clergyman to
meet them at the house Of few friends
the other morning, and were married.
The account states that ''their marriage
is the subject of congratulation by all
except the girls mother And yet, was
there any one whose wishes were more
entitled to respect than hers?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-02-25

have been in at the death Of many a fox,
shot many an innocent bird and beast as a
young man, and have said many cruel words in
my time, but Ineverfeltsuch barbarian before
that day. And yet 1t was not my fault. Twas
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-02-25

q, 1t is fact worth remembering that
it does not take half SO long to make 6
wound as to heal one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09
LOCAL BREYITIEs

fight occurred OH the steamer Mattant
last night between Il white and colorcd mar
but neither was much hurt.
Several countrymen visited this city to.
: day to purchase their Christmas goods and
getting drunk, created some disorder.
\ large excursion party from along the
line Of the Manassas Branch Of they. NJ. II
W. visited this city oday.
The funeral of Miss Jennie Blackjack
daughter Of Sidney Blackjack, esq, who
place in this city to-day from Christ Church
The steamer Georgeanna which has tax
en- The place of the Excelsior on the Nor
folk line, arrived this morning at half.pas
ten O'Clock
The steamer Corcoran, which was frozen
up at the wharf III Washington ycster
day, made her trip to Mount Vernon this
morning.
\ fine deer was killed at Dclaplane OF
Thursday by Mr.. Lewis a. Nails, of this
city, an employee of the Virginia Midland
Railroad.
Reports from the bay show that several
vessels were driven ashore during the gale
of Thursday. No heavy damage is repor-
ted.
The feast OF the Immaculate Conception
OF the Blessed Virgin Mary, q holiday of OBJ
legation in the Catholic Church, was obser-
we'd yesterday.
The market this morning was very poor
~ supplied and but few country people
were present. Prices have considerably adj
vanced on account OF the scarcity of country
produce.
Mr. Gilbert J. Cox, has been appointed to
the position in the Office of the Va. Midland
IL. H., made vacant Ivy the resignation OF
Capt. K. i. Knox, who has been appointed
oook-keeper in the Citizens National Bank
! slight fire occurred Yesterday evening
III frame house on st. :isaph street near
the tan yard, but the flames were extiu
Sulshed BY the neighbors before the fire de-
partment was called out.
The board of naval officers was in ses-
sion on Wednesday and Thursday to exam
Inc INTO tie circumstances Of the accident to
the steamer Excelsior, and will report to
the Secretary Of the Navy.
Mr.. 7. 3. Hudson, of the firm Of L. J.
NiIicr d Co., returned this morning from
New lork, where he has purchased Il very
large and elegant stock of goods suitable
Tor Christmas presents. useful as we'll rs or
nalncntal.
The statement in Yesterdays GAZETTE
That Fir. L. y. Robins had been appointed
m%SIe of transportation Of the W. & w. r.
H., should have read Assistant master of
transportation. Mr.. Magiton still holds his
position rs master Of transportation of that
road
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09
BEYOND THE RIVER,
AWAY ACROSS THE MISSISSIPPI IS HELD ,
CONVINCING CONVERSATION

i tell yoG sir, that they are one Of the ucatest
combinations ever produced, and my experience
OF that SOFT OF Thing has been wide enough TO en-.
title MY Judgment to some respect"
''hh, lGon't kaow," responded the first sneakers
iriti'I, with little yawn rs though he diGn'ttaS
much interest in the subject, II have never been
able to sec much difference in those things They
arc all pretty acarly thc same Size and mado OF
about the same Stuff"
The talk, of which the foregoing is a fragment,
took place iii Galiatin, Missouri, not long ago in
the snug Office Of Dr. NJ. p Flowers, one of the
leading Physicians of the State who followed I'm
the 'irn in which he had introduced It substan.
t:ally in these words:
NomSonsc, that is the rignarolc of n boy, or
rather ol man who either doesn't know or
uoesn care what he says. Those things. as Won
call them, are just as different the moon is from
green @Ae"Sc. Now linimcnts lotions and uiut.
imchts are very good in most cases for the relief
"i pam Or inflammation. But. in the first place
ttir,y arg 'i4clcan. They soil the hands and the
!incII, besides being always out OF reach wlan
they aYa most wanted"
Well, my dear Doctor. sighed the Traveller from
The North, 'wha; would YOU have: This i, n
wrctchcd world anyhow, and nothin. is ever IF
hahd whcu 1t Is wanted. 'You can't suggest any
thing"
Yes, can broke in the Doctor, thumpjog The
table with his fist II can suggest BENS0N'S
CAPClNE POROUS PLASTER. have tried it
on my patients, and 1 have tried il on myself for
an attack of Ncumonia and in all cases relief has
followed in from three TO forty eight hours The
old plastets are stage coaches-thc Capcinc is a
Geographic dispatch For instance in casus of
Neuralgia, Muscular rheumatism, Lumlsro, re.
tardcd action of the Kidneys. and -"
give 1t up, Doctor, and in case Of need III
Buy benson's, said the traveller, pleasantly.
In the center Of the genuine is CUT the word
CAPCINE
Seabury & Juhlsnr. ChrmiSts New Nnrk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

CITY CoUNCIL.-A called meeting Of the
Council was held last light 10 consider re-
port of the committee Of city officers which
had visited Washington yesterday to confer
with Mr.. Garrison, who recently introduced
bill in the House of Representatives for
the conversion Of the Aqucduct into free
bridge.
In the Board OF Aldermen the communi-
cation of the Mayor calling Council togcth-
or was read also a report Of the committee
on the subject Of the Aqueduct, which stated
that Mr. Garrison had been interviewed,
thc facts Of the case stated to him in which
the injustice to AleXandria's commerce and
interests were faithfully pictured, and q
promise received from that gentleman that
the bill should not be allowed to pass until
Aezandria could be heard also a rcsolu-
Ton appointing two members from each
Board of the City Council to act in conjunc-
ton with The Mayor and Corporation At
iorncy and his associates in presenting the
matter 10 Congress in order that the proper
amendments in regard 10 keeping the Aquc-
Duct, Nc.. in rcpai: may be inserted in ;hc
OIL now pending before hat body.
ii@ committee was also directed TO peg
ton Congress iUi I, lief from! the demands ui
inc decision o! Judge Hughes; OF the u. :
T'Fcuit court. delivered on the 9Th Of O.;o-
Der a,;, in which the city Of Alexandria
was required t. >;:l:,E,irr ccrtain stock i,
NE Alexandria Canal now held by her ii
the Government.
IN" communication wa: fccciycd, the res.
.,AiL"n ad".irG aE,i Mrssr& J. B. Smnc; and
'h"F'u'E "i:rr;:.:,i oi;.,r par; "fthis board
alter Which lie board adjourned.
Co~o.on CoHGcI.-It WAS with EXTERN.
H;i:ituiiy and after considerable drumu.i:..
mat 4 qioiH'm OF tho Co-!":an Ccnn;i, Nn-
s"'e', t":cticr -u"cr Hi hour after tic
Nnlc i.Ci iGr ti:t meeting
zen !he resolution came in from TIC
:,l'' l:i>A. naming Il committee TO 90 10
tonrIcSS.
S:r. Rice said lie saw no need Of 50 many
attorneys. They would have to be paid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09
Christmas at Brelgle'S.
ALWAYS READY.

The old reliable stand 129 King street ready
IN winter, ready in summer ready at night, ready
ny day-ready all the time to serve the best to
the public, is now fully prepared for the season.
BRENGLE'S CANDIES, fresh and pure home
made, as we'll as Imported Candies. arc offered, OF
delicious flavor and perfect purity
BRENGLE'S PIES, known in all the city and
country around, have been the standby Of laach
and dessert for twenty years
BRENGLE'S CAKES, Of the best ma .er;al, arc
cheaper than they can be made at home.
BkENGl.ES ICES, unsurpassed, have always
had universal favor, and been the popular aclcacy
of Alexandria.
Brengle caters of the best for families. parties,
balls, fairs and entertainments.
Brenglo has Cream Pues, Tarts and Pastry
OF all kinds Fruits, sugared and plain Cara
mels. Nuts and Confcctionerics Of all kinds [dnr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

MOHE CooPERAGE.-The schooner Emer-
son Roakes, Captain c. II. Maston, cleared
from this port to-day, loaded with cooper
age, by Messrs. f. A. Reed s Co., for Ma
tanzas, Cuba. Her cargo consisted of 1000
shocks and 5000 bundles of hoops The
schooner Jefferson Borden is now at the
whaif also loading coopcragc for Havana,
and the schooner John Bird is expected
here soon for the same purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09
IN Ea.thcual.e Shook,

There vas Il distant shock Of earthquake
felt III the city yesterday. The phcnome-
non is 50 unusual here that it attracted
much attention aud formed subject of gen
eral discussion. Some very good people
believe that it was caused By the announce
ment that B. Robinson & Co. had the largest
aud best selected stock of boys clothing in
'he city. Remember their number. 900
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09
JNO. E. TACKETT, 100 King street
HOLIDAY GOODS.

II N. ROYAL ST, ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Offers atiowest prices carefully selected stock
Of Groceries and Christmas Goods.
1000 LBS. FRESH PURE CANDIES.
LONDON LAYER RAISINS,
LAYER and MUSCATEL do.
QUARTER BOXES LAYER do,
HALF BOXES do,
QUARTER BOXES LONDON do
HALF BOXES do,
PRIME VALENCIA RAISINS
PRIME SEEDLESS do,
PRIME NEW CURRANTS,
PRIME NEW CTTRON.
ENGLISH WALNUTS. PRIME PECASs
EILBERTS, CREAM NUTS, and ALMONDS
COXE'S GELATINE,
NELSON'S GELATINE
ITALIAN MACCARONI,
ATDlORE'S PLUM PUDDING.
CAMPBELL'S SIINCE MEAT,
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW,
ENGLISH PICKLES.
GENUINE FRENCH MUSTARD,
DRIED SUGAR CORN,
WINSLOW'S CANNED CORN,
TURKEY PRUNES,
FRENCH do,
PRESERVES, JELLIES and FRUIT BUTTER
CAPE COD CRANBERRIES.
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES
:, canned GOODS Sc, &C., all for sale at BOT
TOM PRICES
&c. MILBURN,
Grocer, Tea Dealer and Comm'n. sIcrch't.,
dec7 No. II n Roya! ST., Alexandria. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

POLICE REpoET.-Last night was clear
and cold ana the streets were quiet till the
alarm of lire sounded this morning. There
vas ono prisoner and four dodgers at the
station house. The Mayor had before him
John llack!y charged with obtaining goods
under false pretenses. He was sent to the
CLAIM gang for 80 days.
Will Hall who was yesterday arrested for
violation of police regulations at the A. g. T.
depot was dismissed with reprimand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

The SEMI-CENTENNIAL OF ST.. JOINS
AoADEMY.-At the annual meeting of the
Society Of Old Students of St. Johns
Academy, to be held at its lecture room on
Monday evening next, measures will be
taken, it is understood, for the proper ccle-
bration Of the end Of tho fftieth year of the
Academy. 1t was founded in 1888, by the
Rev. John Smith, and has educated over
fifteen hundred boys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

MEETING POSTPONED. The meeting of
the Vapor Fuel Company, which was to
have been held in this city this morning has
been postponed on account of the sickness
of the President. Captain Goss The meet
ing. it is expected, will take place as soon
as the health Of Capt. G. will enable him to
reach here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

PERFECT RUcKwHEAT CAKES in three
m!nHtes can ne made ny using Heckcr's
Self Raising Run'kWiieni. lIccker's Sell
Raising Fi"u. make, good biscuits and oak cs
in ten minutes without yeast or Baking
powder and without setting to rise. For
sale BY all gruccrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09
.lryalllrla Dazettttr
- - 'S1 ~ 80 ~ - '~'V .
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. o, 1852
LOCAL MATTERS.

HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS. The holi-
lays are upon US again and the season for
presents has once more come round. What
to buy and where to make purchases are
The leading questions, aud now is Il good
line for everybody who has anything to
sell, to be making UP an advertisement aud
publishing it in the GAZETTE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Dee 8. lSs2.
FOR the Middle Atlantic States slightly
warmer, fair weather. light southeas, &c
southwest winds and lower barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

Tomorrow is Hospital Sunday and 1t 3
expected 'hat collections will he made in
the Git.ert Ut churches Tor the Alexandria IN
iirnurV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

Fi&E.--Thc alarm Of fire early this morn
ing was caused by the burning Of the frame
building on the southeast corner of Fairfax
and Franklin streets and the two
adjoining frame houses on the south.
The corner building was owned and orc,I
pied by Mr.. Florence McCarly, the first
Noor being used as Il grocery store and the
other buildings were owned by Alr. J. II.
Robey, and occupied by Mr.. jos. Roberts
and Mr.. J. w. Sutton. Il was some time
after the fire had been discovered before the
proper alarms were sounded. and even then
owing to the early hour aud The difficulty
in ascertainiug the location, the department
YVES considerably delayed in getting on the
grounds. aud the buildings were pretty well
envelopci in flames before water was thrown
on them. rs soon as the fircmcn arrived
they went promptly TO work and owing to
tncir strenuous efforts prevented the spread
of the ilunrs. The fire originated in Mr..
McCartys house, and, it is supposed, was
caused either by spontaneous combustion
or from defective stove pipe or nuc The
ncighbors rendered all possible assistance
and Su"ccct:"d IN saving most Of the goods
III the store and large quantity Of the fur
nlture in the houses. Mr.. McCarty was
insured in the National Fire Insurance Co.
OF Baltimore, for which Mr. George Wise is
the Alexandria agent, for 500 on the house.
5000 on the stock of goods and $500 on Che
furniture. Mr.. Robcy's two houses were
insured in the Fairfax Mutual Insurance
Co. for $3.50.
The Columbia engine did excellent ser
vice, and worked constantly for three hours
without once stopping, throwing fine streams
Of water. The Relief Hook and Ladder
Go. also deserves credit for their efficient
cxeriions. The members of the Hydrauion
Co. did all III their power to cxting,ish the
flames, but they arc laboriag under difficult
ties. Their engine was on hand, but vr-
tually did nothing. 1t has been known
for long time that something is wrong
either with the 1lydraulon engine or com
pany, and rs the steamer is the property OF
the city and not individuals, the matter
should be investigated at once This engine
has practically been out of service fol
months, and this city is too large 10 have
but one engine. Last night the steamer diG
not work properly, and though all manner
ofcNcuscs were urged fer the same, the fact
remained, and the murmurs of disSatiSfnc
ton with her condition were loud anon.
the property owners, not only in the neigh
borhood, bat of all parts of the city. But
for the efficient work Of the Columbia en-
CINE during the recent conilagrations, there
is no knowing where the flames would hav,
stopped, ana the members of that company
deserve and receive the thanks of the entire
community for their untiring efforts during
the time CT fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

!oSp!TAL SUNDAY.-In most of the chlr-
ches III the city tomorrow collections will
nc taken up for the benefit Of the infrmarv
an" We Know Of no more deserving charity.
Tn. blessings arc dispensed without ostcn-
l;l!on, but Ill the time its mercirul minis
'rations arc being felt by the afflicted with.
out reference to creed. The nurses are
klnd, faithful and experienced, while those
WHO have supervision of the institution pos
sess thc full confidence Of the community
and are ac'uatcd in their efforts by pure
i charitable motives. 1t is hoped the col.
lcc.ions viii! be large
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

Massrs. Bagweli X Wise, Onancork, Va,
say: "B4rNm's lion Biticrs is highly recon-
mended by our customers"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09
AUCTION S4IES.

II OLIDAY GOODS
Grand opening OF all the Novelties suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, such us Linen and Silk
Handkerchief, Plain and Fancy Ncckwear,
Gloves, Pocket Books, Satchcls, Fancy Articles,
&c. &c.
We have selected for the small children TOYS
ofcvery conceivable design, Dolls, Pianos, Wagons,
Carriages, Slcishs, Arks Hobby Horses, Musical
Instruments, Drums, Tool Chests, Banks, Games,
Guns Tin Horns, and assorted animals.
Every effort has been made to supply the wants
Of our LARGE TRADE.
New goods opened daily from December 9th TO
December 9th CM. ADAMS
deco 50 King ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09
XMAS.


We will open on Monday special department.
for HOLIDAY GOODS, of which we invite an
examination. Having made special arran gemcnts
with two houses-one al importing and The other
q manufacturing house-wc will be :,,l'a :shcd
with the latest novelties in Plush, Ebony, Willow
Ware aud host of beautiful and elegant goods
suitable for the season. consisting in part of Al
BUNS, JEWEL CASES, FRENCH MIRRORS.
LADIES COMPANIONS &C.
These goods ar. very reasonable in price and
for elegance and beauty cannot be surpassed
dec2 pRETZFEIDER ( Co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

BADLY lNJUEED.-Mr. Frank Cox, while
~ work OH the new bridge on the 4. q z.
~ ~. over cameron run near this city. WIS
struck ~ the express train yesterday even
i'lS Hhi Knocked from the bridge to the bed
% Tue run below, sustaining painful in.
juFcs. lieha,i just been handed his din
her rom the engine, and stopping to say
scme' hln% to the engineer, was struck b.
the steps of one of the cars and. as stated
knocked of The bridge He was brought
10 his home in this city, where Dir. Kip
stein rendered the necessary assistance. His
injuries while painful are not serious aud to-
day: he is doinSas we'll as could be expected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09
XMAS PRESENTS.

We have just opened and offer for sale at cx-
tromeiy LOW PRICES IN entirely new stock Of
JEWELRY, &C., .
such az Gold and Silver Watches. Gold and Silver
Bracelets, Lockets Seals, Keys, &C., Gold Crosses
and Chains, Gold, Steel and Ccluloid Srectaclcs
Eyes Glasses, &c, with full stock of Pins and
Earrings of the latest styles and best qualty
Iourquois. Garnet, Amethyst Ruby and other
fine Gold Rings; Sleeve Buttons and Studs of all
kinds. We hope our old friends and the public
will call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
deco-t2o GEO. y. DUFFET.