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Suubury smelling works start.

AT Sunbury the Susquchanna smelling
and mining company tapped the first run
of lead last Friday and 1t has exceeded the
expectations of those interested as to its
richness in quality and quantity. Much
excitement prevailed about the amount of
lead contained in the ore, and many citi-
zens visited the smctcr in order to witness
the birth of that which promises to be the
most successful business enterprise in
that section
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The celebration at Rupert on Wednesday
July 25th in commemoration of the 4OOth
anniversary of Luther was q decided sue
cess. There were upwards of four thous-
and people. Danville came with represen-
tations of three chnrchs, Catawissa two and
Bloomsbury and Espy each one A great
many were there with their own convey
ances from all the surrounding country
Among the number of Lutheran ministers
present were the following Rev j. G..
Morris, ID. d. l., l.. d. of Baltimore, Rev.
D. NJ. Henkel, d. d. Rev Prof, j. r.
Dimm, and Revs s. p, Hughes, w. H.
Ructert, L. H. Leisenring, L. A. Sharretts,
| j. II. Neiman, j, r. Shaiter, j. II, Croft,
j. A. Early, f. E, Berry, L. B. Killinger,
w. A, Shaifer, w, Myers, j. A. Adams, f.
p. Manhart, rs well also from neighboring
churches were Revs, o. ii. Strunk, S, p.
Reamer, II, A, Wilson and d. II. Shields.
The afternoon was devoted to singing and
addresses. A very neat programme was
arranged for the occasion. The address OF
| the day was delivered by Rev. DR., Morris, OF
| Baltimore Short addresses were made by
| others.
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Personal.

Hon. James Lake was in town on busi-
ness on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II, Buckalew have gone
to Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Hunt are at the
Exchange Hotel.
j. NJ. a. Rauck Esq. was in town on Tues
day on legal business.
Frank =. Cosper and wife, of Pittston
visited relatives here this week.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Jenkins, of Eaton, N. Y.
is visiting her father and brothers,
II. NJ Fine of this Office is taking vaca-
ton at his home in Light Street this week.
Charles Unangst, Esq. of New York city
is at home with his friends for his summer
vacation.
Mrs. s. N. Walker is visiting friends in
Central New York She will attend a IA
mily reunion during her absence.
j. j. Brewer and Miss Ada returned from
the west last week. Mrs. Brewer stop
ped at Bellcfonte to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Linge.
Miss Nellie Kramer, Miss Lulu Chance,
Mr. Fred X. Chance and Mr.. Louis Shaf-
fer. all of Philadelphia, are the guests of
Mr.. William Kramer.
David Lowcnberg j. II. Townsend and
james Cadman spent couple of days up
the creek last week fishing for trout. They
met with good success.
A camping party consisting of Frank
and Fred Ikeler, Charlie Lutz, Charlie Nc
Kelvy Mat. McReynolds and Frank Sloan
went up the creek on Wednesday. They
will pitch their tents near Saltwater
DR.. A. NJ. Smith and Rev. c. NJ. Smith,
his brother, of Adamsburg, Snyder county
were in town on Wednesday, If Snyder
county can send over such representatives
oftcncr, and make then stay longer Colum-
bia county will make it lively for them,
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since the trade dollar panic began, great
inconvenience has been experienced by bus.
mess men by the scarcity Of small change
Being obliged to use half and quarter
dollars to take the place of the dollar has
exhausted the supply. Even the banks
have run short of small money and in some
instances have been obliged to borrow Of
ncighboring banks to meet the demand
The only hope for relief from this state Of
affairs is in congress which does not meet
until next December.
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AFTER THREE WEEKS A MISSING WOMAN Is
FOUND DEAD UNDER a TREE.

AFTER THREE WEEKS A MISSING WOMAN Is
FOUND DEAD UNDER A TREE
PorTsvILLE, July ga three weeks
mystery was solved to-day by a party of
hunters finding female corpse under
tree, to which it had been suspended, near
the County Almshouse. Mrs. Charles
Gensbcrg, of St. Clair, while on visit to
some friends at Kaska Williams about the
1st of the month, took the children out in
to the woods to pick berries near by,
After they had spent an hour or so in that
way, Mrs. Gensberg told the children to
remain where they were until she returned.
The little ones stayed until nightfall and
then made their way home. Search was
Immediately made for the missing woman,
who, it was feared had met with an acci-
dent or had been attacked by wild beasts
The search has been kept up constantly
since all sorts of clues have been followed
without avail.
just prior to her disappearance Mrs.
Gensburg seemed to be in perfect mental
condition, but from her wanderings, ir
which her friends were able to trace her, il
was concluded that her mind had become
suddenly unbalanced,
Scouting parties went out in all direc
tions. When found, the remains were
lying under tree, in an advanced state
of decomposition. Around the neck was
a cord made of strips Of an apron, by
which she had, evidently, suspended her
self from the tree overhead The remains
were III such a state that Identification by
the features was impossible, but diamond
ring on her finger and her peculiarly-madC
shoes satisfied her husband, who was inn
mediatiately summoned, of her identity.
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Canadian silver Coin.


VALUE.
According to the Buffalo Courier q very
large percentage Of the minor silver coins
from fifty cents to five cent pieces circulat-
ing in that city and other places on the
border are of Canadian origin. These sill
yer coins, it is needless to say, under our
laws are not legal tender to any amount
and not receivable ut post and other gov
ernment offices. Their intrinsic value is
considerably less than their nominal. Two
Canadian fifty cent pieces or four Canadian
twenty-five cent pieces or ten Canadian ten
cent pieces are worth only about eighty
cents in gold. 1t is true that the bullion
value of our own subsidiary coins is not
greater than the like value of the Canadian
small silver pieces, but the former circu-
late under the authority of the United
States, are receivable at public offices, have
| limited legal tender quality and are re-.
deemable in full legal tender money of the
United States. The reasons that may be
| given for circulating these small silver
pieces of our own coinage do not apply to
the circulation of Canadian silver coin,
| particularly as there is an abundance of
small American change. Under these cir
cumstances it is folly to permit the count
ry to be flooded with debased foreign
coin.
AS regards American silver coin, our
Canadian neighbors have adopted more
judicious policy. American half dollars,
though in their intrinsic value they arc
fully as good as the Canadian fifty cent
pieces, are received only at forty cents
American quarters at twenty cents, anC
smaller pieces at the same rate. BY refus
ing to take the American minor coins q
their nominal value our neighbors keel
these coins out of their country and insur
the exclusive circulation of Canadian sub
sidiary coins in Canada. We find no faul
with their course, but we think it is prope
and just to ourselves to assume the same
attitude toward the debased coins whicl
they are forcing into our border cities anC
to some extent also into the interior of thi
country. We think our busines
men ought to come to an understanding
in the effect that on and after certai
date, say the first Of August next, no Cani
dian silver coin shall be received or pal
out by them except at a discount of twent
I per cent. of the nominal value Our ow
$ silver initiation is so great that we ougl
{ not to acquiesce in an increase of the nu
4 sance by the circulation of debased foreig
coin
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a wonder rfuI Dream.


From the Boston Globe.
A daughter of the late Harvey Jewell
(who was so well aud favorably known in
Boston in legal and business circles, and
was brother Of the late Marshall jewell
had recently a very queer and unusual ex-
pcrience, and one calculated to make q
deep impression upon the strongest mind
she distinctly saw an undertaken drive up
to her residence with hcarsc. lie was u
peculiar looking man. His quccrly shaped
nose, which looked rs IL il had been bro
ken and was twisted to one side, gave his
countcnance an expression which would
have ade Identification easy and certain.
lie came directly toward her, and as he
said care you all ready?" she suddenly
awoke
The dream seemed n peculiar one, but
did not attract very much attention in the
household until II few days or week later
1t was repeated with exactly the same
characteristics, down to the care you all
ready 2" and the awakening.
And now comes the strangest part of the
story. Some little time afterward the
young lady was visiting in Cincinnati and
went to an apartment hotel to call upon
friend. She stepped into the elevator with
others, and was startled to hear care you
all ready?" from the man in charge.
She was still more startled on looking
around and bcholding the exact picture of
the man of the dream, even to the mis-
shapcn nose. 1t made such an impression
upon her mind that she requested to be let
out of the elevator at the first landing.
She stepped out, and the other occupants
went out at the next landing, and the man
remained. The elevator machinery gave
out; suddenly the car went up, and then
down, and the man was instantly killed
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sept 22-1y

Unity of action, concord, sympathy and
goodfellowship are admirable traits in hui
man character; but they will not heal our
physical infrmities. Catarrh, for example,
stubbornly resists their effects or influence.
In fact this malady withstands all of its
would-be destroyers, except Ely's Cream
Balm. SOLITARY and alone" this Balm
stands as the only recognized and infalible
specific for Catarrh. "For fifteen years, 4"
ssys j. b. Chase st. Denis Hotel B'wy.,
and 11th St., N. Y, 81 have been greatly
annoyed with disgusting catarrh. My
sense of smell, not to mention other troub-
les, became much impaired. A thorough
use of Ely's Cream Balm has cured me of
these troubles" 1t is not Il liquid or snuff
and is easily applied. Only so cents a
package
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-07-27

Michigan is taking measures to put into
practical operation law enacted by the
Legislature at its recent session, requiring
all teachers in the public schools OF that
State to give instruction to the pupils upon
the physiologic and hygienic effects OF
tobacco and alcohol upon the human sys-
tom.
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James Mcmahon, of Mt. Pleasant town
ship, died on Saturday last, and the funer-
al was held on Monday, Rev, DIR, Mitchell
officiating The burial took place at the
Odd Fellows Cemetery DanYile Mr.,
Mcmahon had resided in this county sew
eral years, on the Russell Appleman farm,
lie was a good CITIZEN and one of the best
farmers in the county, lie leaves wife
and several children TO mourn his loss.
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DEATHS.

Died in Fishingcreek township on the
18th inst William Ambrose Deitrick, age
6 years months and 10 days,
SnEATLER,-In Madison township, Col
urabia county, near White Hall, on We'd
nesday, May Cd 1888, Mrs. Martha Lavina
Sheatelr, wife of John Sheatler aged Al
years, mos. and IL days.
The time Is short, and seasOn.near
When death VIII US remove
TO leave our friends, however dear
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MARKET REPORTS.
BLOOMSBURY MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA MARK ETS.

FLOUR-Markct was sluggish and weak sales
OF l2m barrels, including Minnesota extras at
1.ODaGO0; Pennsylvania family SLS1Ha5.00 west
ern do Sj.j0a6.l2H patents SG.00a1.25.
RYE FLOUR-Moves slowly at $3.50.
WHEAT-Market was dull and weak; car lots
Sl.0ial16; SLIP bid fo~ July; SLIPS for August |;
Sl.1ih fof September; s1.15 FOR october.
Constructive and easier; car lots 50a62c: 53c
bid for July; 59&c for August 60S for september;
u Il for october.
OATS-Market was dull and weaker; car lots
iai7c; 4ic bid for July; 1850 for August 3Sc for
september; 3sc for October
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Judge Elwell has granted a new trial in
the case of Rudy against the d. L. & w.
r. r. tried in Danvlle recently, in which
the verdict was quite large sum for
the plaintiff. The action was brought by
the parents of boy who was killed by the
cars in DanYille.
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A bogus circus agent is said to be on his
travels through the central part of the
state. His mode of proceedings is to visit
town, make arrangements for the enter.
mlnmcnt of the company, borrow all the
money he can and then skip for new fields.
Pass him along.
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NoN-SUBsoRlBERs. An exchange observes
that the greedicst man after newspaper
is the one who is too mean to subscribe.
lie is always in waiting for the latest pa.
per, and 1t is not two minutes on the own
ers' premises till the mons subscriber poun.
ccs upon 1t, and never lets up till the last
line is read, and then perhaps casts it aside
with the remark that he could make a bet.
ter paper himself. We have that class
around here.
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Col. j. G.. Freeze has recently erected II
handsome monument in Rosement Gene
terry. 1t is of white bronze metal, and was
furnished through j. Il. Owens of Lewis
burg. There are quite number of monu-
ments of this material here, and they are
fast growing in favor everywhere.
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Parties desiring the Hano Manifold
Books can now secure them by calling at
this office, With this system the letter
and copy are written together 1t does
away with the press, brush, water &c. No
ink or pen required. Call early and exa-
mine, For sale only at the COLUMBIAN Of
flee
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A grand festival will be held in the grove
at Jonestown, Columbia CO., on the 2Sth of
July, afternoon and evening. Proceeds to
be applied toward repairing the M. +.
church, damaged by lightning in June. AT
which time at % O'clock, Rev. d. s. Mon
roe, d. d. will deliver his Lecture, the Sub
ject, the Fast YoungssMan.
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The Winona Fire Company has accepted
an invitation to go to Pittston on August
22nd, as the guests of the Eagle Hose
Company of that place. There will be
parade in the afternoon, and on the 23rd
they will attend picnic at Jones Lake.
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WHY THEY cALL Nm "oGp MAN.n

Yes, that's sadly so," said jenkins, my
fore its time. Use something Iwould,
but most hair restorcrs are dangerous.
True" answered his friend "but Parllers
Hair Balsam is as harmless as it is effective.
I've tried it, and know. Give the Balsam
a show and thc'boys will soon stop calling
you "Old Man Jenkins" 1t never fails to
restore the original color to gray or faded
lair. Richly perfumed, an elegant dress
ing.
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CAUSE AND EFFECT,

At times symptoms of indigestion are
present, uncasiness of the stomach, &c, Il
moisture like perspiration, producing itch
ing ut night, or when one is warm, cause
the Piles. The effect is immediate relief
upon the application Of DIR. Basanko's Pile
Remedy, which costs you but so cents and
is sold by G. A Klein. July 13-eow
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See woman in another column, near
Speer's Vineyards picking grapes from
which Spccr's Port Grape Wine is made,
that is so highly esteemed by the medical
profession, for the use of invalids, weakly
persons and the aged.
Sold by Druggists sept 22-1y
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'.'"lIe that prays harm for his neighbor,
begs curse upon himself" He that rec
ommends Kidney. Wort to his sick neigh
Dor brings blessing rich and full both to
his neighbor and himself, Habitual cos
tiveness is the hane of nearly every Ameri-
can woman. Every woman owes Il 10
herself and to her family to use that Crlr-
brated medicine. Nidrcy-W
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We have an assortment of thcrmomc-
tiers in stock which we will sell at reduced
prices to close out. Every house should
have one. Call and see them at the COL
UMBIAN store.
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MARRIAGES.

AlLEN-W WmrSEE. AT the residence oi
the brides father on July le 1888 by Rev,
q. b. Dechant Mr.. Edward NJ, Allen Of
Loyalvillc Luzerne county to Miss II, Til
lie Whiter of Columbia county Pa.
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The Board of Trustees of the Danville
Insane Asylum has invited the governor to
visit that institution, and he has accepted,
The date of his visit has not yet been fin
nI
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81 suffered with dyspepsia for - years "
writes John Albright Esq, of Columbus,
Ohio. "lSama9tm Ne,r'ae cured me, ~ As
II always cures such disorders, AT drug
gists.
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Importan, Sosice 10 the rupIic.

A great reduction in all styles Of sum
mer clothing has just been made in consc-
quence of the cold and wet season, Call
and be convinced at the popular clothing
store of David Lowenberg.
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If c, A. Klein, the Druggist, does not
succeed it is not for the want of faith. He
has such faith in DR.. Bosankos Cough and
Lung syrup as a remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Consumption, and Lung Affections, that he
gives a bottle free to each and every one who
is in need of medicine of this kind.
July 13-eow
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The COLUMBIAN Office Is prepared to
furnish all kinds of paper bags, plain or
printed at city prices. Merchants pur-
chasing of us will save freight on their
orders
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Camp meeting stoves, beautiful ranges,
preserving kettles, agate iron and stamped
ware, reaper knife sections, &c, at Sharp
less foundry. ct
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Lockard's new residence on Fifth treet
next to g. w. Neal is progressing finely.
The house will be large one and for
beauty and convenience will rival any in
town
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Physicians say that ginger ale is apoor sub
stitute for water, because the capsicum it
contains irritates the lining of the stomach
and produces dangerous Inflammation.
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Rev. J. L, Bradley, formerly editor of
the Montour american at Danvile, died at
Phoenixville on the 25th inst. His health
had been poor for some time.
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COMMUNION WINE

Physicians have used Speer's Port Grape
Wine, Of New Jersey, and, having applied
to it the strictest test, pronounce it pure
wine, and recommend it TO the aged and
inirm, and for general use where wine is
be had. II received the highest award at
the Centennial Exhibition. Mr. Speer also
preserves the grape juice fresh and sweet
just as 1t runs from the press, not by the
use of spirits, but by extracting the fer
mcnting principle from the ripe grapes
when mashed For sale by G.. A. KLEIN
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The lady boarders of the Exchange Hotel
with their families spent last Saturday in
the woods at Rupert, picnicing.
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1000 acres of good land for sale cheap
in Shenandoah Valley giving the purcha-
ser the full benefit of the market by l.. F.
Caldwell, Winchester, Virginia. Corrcspon-
dencc solicited May 13 Gw--
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*For years Mrs. Lydia +. Pnkham has
been contending with the terrible hydra
known as Disease, with what surprising
success many who were in the serpents
coils will testify, Often has the powerless
victim been snatched from the open jaws
of the destroyer In shifting the heads of
this monster Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is far more efllcacious than the
processes of potential and actual cautery.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
CARES OF LIFE.

AS we come to them they are received,
borne with, and passed over with no more
than thought, if we are in the enjoyment
of health, but if suffering with Piles or
skin disease of any kind they magnify a
hundred fold. G. A. Klein, the Druggist,
has Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy which is an
absolute cure for any affection of the kind
and is sold for SOC cnts July 13-cow
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Owenton, Ky.-Dr |, f. Mundy, says :;
~ haye fonnd Browns Iron Bitters one of
the best tonics and prescribe it frequent
ly
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The new residence of NJ. Wynkoop on
Third street is now under roof and painted.
1t will soon be completed.
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Baltimore, Md,-Dr IRWIN y. Eldcridgc
says: II would recommend II trial of
Browns Iron BitterS in all cases of anaemic
debility or when Il tonic or appetizer is in
dicated
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Corsets hoop skirts hosiery, linen ul-
sters, gossamers, gloves, ties, ribbons and
laces, at Clark & Son.
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The usual services at the Episcopal
church will be resumed on Sunday next.
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A new line of ncckwcar-ncat, nobby
and nice-at d. Lowcnbcrg's.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Elegant pailor suits, chamber sets, and
all kinds of furniture at Cadman's
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SS Acres.
Dwelling House,

barn, shed and other out buildings good water
on the premises, about siNty-scyen acre, OF which
IS IN II good state OF culuyation-llSo good fruit
on the premises
NO Attract or piece ol hul stuntn n B2nton
township, Columbia county aforesaid, bounded
ana described l, follows, Do-Wit: on the north by
lands OF Henry ana Francis !. SMUT; on ,uo west
by lands of William Gldllng1; up the south hy
land OF Wmam 4. Dotv ana ON the east by lands
Of FIurl b. Mn,t. nMnIlImInE
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fsN - - MONTH and BOARD for three live
&sS - &S Young men or ladies In each county.
Address p. w. ZIEGIER & CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
n o--iN
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EJ' The Diamond Dyes for family use
have no equals All popular colors easily
dyed fast and beautiful, 10 cents pack
age.
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For SALE.-An agricultural engine,
thresher and combined clover machine, all
complete and in good order. Inquire of
Bartly Albcrtson, Orangcvillc Pa.
June 21-1m
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Clark Il Son offer bargains in dress
goods, also a lot of remnants cheap, to
close.
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Nobby suits made to order at Evans &
Eyer's by first-class workmen. Prices
very reasonable