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The south Kentuckian., 1883-01-09
DIED.

LAWSON CLARK, only son OF Hon..
A. H. CLARK, died at the residence OF
Mrs. NJ. E. Rodgers,in this city We'd
nesday, Jan. Srd.
Only the day before he was on the
streets and seemed to be in the enjoy
ment of perfec. health. He was taken
with congestion Of the stomach and
all medical skill failed to save bis
life. He was in his 18th year, and
was an unusually bright and promis-
ing boy. He was student OF the
eighth grade Of the Public Schools and
all his books had been left in his
desk when he quit for the holidays
His desk was draped in mourning on
the day Of his burial. His funcra
took place from the Methodist churct
at 1:SO o'clock the 4th inst. To hi
iather and sister, we tender our heart
fclt sympathies in their sad and sud
den bereavement.
The south Kentuckian., 1883-01-09

Cyss connections at sortonyiue for Mati-
sonvillc, Henderson. Evansville Nnd all points
North Connections At PnducNh with Steamers
on Ohio and Tennessee rivers; At Fulton with
8. R. r.; at Paducah june. with N. G. 4 st. l..
R, Il. At Central City for owensboro;
at EIizabethtown with 1 q n, Railroad; a.
I.ouisyile with Lie. 4 l.. Railroad, o NJ.
railroad ami U. s. Mail Line Steamers for
Cincinnati and the North and East; j., h,
a /. railroad for indianapolis, Chicago aud
tho Northwcst; o. q NJ. railroad for ST. Louis
and the West. ,ru
Gen'i Passenger Agent. Ellrabethtown. Ky.
The south Kentuckian., 1883-01-09
SPECIAL LOCALS.
strayea or Stolen

From Reynolds lot, in Hopkins.
vile, Ky, on Monday evening, Janu.
ary l, 1883, one Bay Horse, a5ou. Il
hands high, short inanc and tail,
white saddle nark on LEFT
side. and very heavy set. He was
saddlsd with a Morgantree saddle
new large stirrups, new tenders and
new glrt. The saddle seat had beer
lately repailed with new tacks anc
new rings. A liberal reward will -b'
| paid for his return to me at Belleview
Ky. (H) j. R. GRIssAa.
The south Kentuckian., 1883-01-09
a Sad Suicide.

Nrs. Ermiue &. Tandy, wife OF W.
T, Tandy, who lost her mind about
three months ago, escaped from her
room Saturday night last and took
her own life by hanging. Never In
our experience as journalist has II
become our duty TO chrouicle an item
which we did with moro genuine re-
gret or sYmpslhetic reluctance. Our
warm personal friendship for the
parties concerned and other reasons
equally as potent, make 1t an exceed
iugly unpleasant task TO treat OF the
melancholy affair. but as wide pub
lici,y has been given toit, II is best
for oil concerned that the true YER
siou Of the affair should bo given.
On January %, 1879. Mr.. win T.
Tandy and Miss Ermine Z. Stonor
| were married. Mr.. Tandy was tho
popular book.keeper in Buckner q
Wooldridge's warehouse. and was
| one Of the steadiest, most moral, re-
liable and universally esteemed
young, men In the county. lie had
Just attained bis majority and the
future looked bright and promising.
Miss Stoner was just out Of school,
young beautiful and accomplished.
They were members Of two OF the
first families Of the county, and both
were consistent members Of the Bap'
tist church. Mr.. Tandy built q nice
new residence on South Main siree'
and :or three years or more thei'
home was happy one. About
year ago their first child. a brigh
little fellow two years old. dicd, and
, the death OF the child fell with terri
, BILE force upon the mother. This, add
, cd TO bad health Tor time, made be
moody and detected, until last fal
, | her friends realized that she was losin,
her mind. Some three months ag
lit became evident that her reasol
was gone. Every effort that q lcv
ing husband, kind friends and tn
: best medical skill could suggest, wa
Q made to drive away her nlelanchol,
0 but to no avail. She was Athlete
I. with an insauo desire to die, an
!. neither her devotion TO her husband
!. her love for her child, only fe'
o months old, or the kind and sympi
% thetic attentions Of loving friend
IL could alter her determination. Sh
10 was pronounced insane, and . stri'
r watch was kept over,her and she wi
ID thwarted in several attempts to tai
" her life. She frequently declared h
ID intention TO do so in spite Of the vii
ut ilance OF her friends, and last Satu
x day night she succeeded. 1t seen
n that she had made all her prepar
i'd tions for thai particular night. n
ID Tandy went out after supper 70 Q
o tend to some business. and che ba'
I'd him goodbye in most affections
d. manner All of the members OF Z
1t family were absent except M'
nd Clarke, who lived with her, and N
Ite ]. D. Tandy, her fathor.in-law, an Q
he gentleman quite feeble. About
BIO o'clock che gave hcr baby to I
IL nurse and in an unusually cheer
OILS voice remarked that II was "abe
'rs time for Willie to be back .
70. ' walked fret 10 tho window, as II
N. m, listen, and then 70 the door and
fore she could be intercepted quicl
The south Kentuckian., 1883-01-09
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The Best, Nowsiest and Cheaesst
Newspaper In tho South.
The sEHI-H[EELI POST.

Everybody should take II. II gives the lat.
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reeklies, and for less money. u is Demo-
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the best reading matter; the best cditorials
and the best market reports-all for only
SI.25 per year. Send for specimen copies.
must have It, subscribe at once. Remember
YOU get ioi papers and double tue reading
after, given by an ordinary weekly, Tor 81 Is
and 1t comes 10 you twice week. Hand the
money to onr agent In your county or romit
~ TIE LOUISVILLE POST,
Louisrflle. ".
The south Kentuckian., 1883-01-09

Sales Of rs hogsheads BY j. 9. u
j. X. Cant. January 3. 1883
10 0hegshead lugs as follows: 80. 30,
8 90. 8 95, 8 So, 8 so, 80, 8 Is, 42O
430.
IA hoghcads leaf as follows; IS 90
s 90. g 90, 8 65. 8 10, $50, 5 90
5 80, s 90, 610. 8 80, Q Is, 9 90,
The south Kentuckian., 1883-01-09
CHESAPEAKE, OHIO lid
SOUTHWESTERN
RAILROAD.
THE SHORT AND DIRECT
ROUTE TO

Paducah. Cairo, Fulton, Rives, and
points in West Tennessee and
Southern Kentucky, Owensboro,
Louisville, Cincinnati, Indian
apolis, Pittsburgh, Washing
ing,on. Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, New York and
Boston.
Time Table in effect April "a, 1882.
The south Kentuckian., 1883-01-09
Advertised Letters.

which, not called for In thirty days, will
bo sent TO Washington, ID. c.;
When called for .piease say advertised
Line, b. Gswcn, p. NJ, Hopkinsville, Chris
an Co, Ky.. Dec. 1, 1881.
The south Kentuckian., 1883-01-09
d. +. SxITHsoN, Inspector.

d. r. SxITHsoN, Inspector.
Inspectors weekly report Hopkins
title tobacco market, week ending
Jan. 4, 1883.
Receipts for the week. -. Al hhds
Receipts for The year. -. .46l hhds
Sales for the week. ....... ,46 hhds
Sales for the year ...... 2S9 hbds
Absrpathy q Co., sold Jan. 4,h,
1883, IL hhds. as follow:
hhdS. lugs So 81. 8 rs, 8 65.
A 90. 8 50.
> hhds. low leaf, 81 SO, 4 so.
4hhds. medium long leaf, 81 IS,
7 90, 8 35, 8 10,
No fiat tobaccos have made their ,ap-
pearance on the breaks.
We quote lugs, 80 so to 4 90.
Low leaf, ~ 80, to 4 %.
Medium leaf, 50 so. to 7 90.
Long tobaccos in demand from
$6 SO, 5 00,
Oar sale Of January 3rd showed us
material change in prices. Probably
lugs wore shade firmer under stron-
ger competition.
Sales by Buckner d Woodbridge,
jan. 3. 1853, 6hhis common lea
Market continues along about Same
prices. lugs little higher.
The south Kentuckian., 1883-01-09
.55 Weddings in December.

-
coLonEp.
or.ux, Jones 70 MatiLla Coleman.
t;,o. Garnet. 10 Maria hatcher.
B,F Francis to Jane Oates.
Alb.rt II. woslirids, To Laura Raseiiae'
Lawson Dell "a Alice Edwards.
Jno, rAyne 10 Alice Washington.
Vim. Rice 10 Annie Roy.
Wilson Thomas 70 Vie urecn.
Jas. Moore to Eliza Drousufa.
Alex Hart to Ellen Bryan.
John pendlet, IN 10 tlorcncs Leo
,ul,,n white ,rssliis Qaarlrr.
wailae, rorian " sgsaa ks1iitlok.
Jno. wiDis to Lizzie s,cg'r.
have Thuuas to Bcttir Cant.
f,uataia Edwards 70 Emma BronnuEh.
Jas. Coleman to Mile wright
So-h QuI,rnberry 10 Mauda Butler.
warneld Quisenberr, 70 hillie Butler
Henry Preston to Lou iiarrison.
Morri. slayton 10 Haunsh Lander.
Chas. Psrkerto Henrietta cross.
Juo. MeReynoids TO Susan Merritt
lien Marrow to fsuuie Clement
simon DR., aut " Axuos Burt.
Toby sorthiustOu to Bettie rurns'
Ja,. Mciloyp ypolds to Martha Campbell'
pleaA Rickmsn to Sue Tandv..
. yeo. oldham to Mary Lindsay.
Nenry Wheeler to Maggie Woodbridge
wallace Pollard to Lizzie Griniu.
rank Knight to Emma Green.
unk Yves, to Georgia Henry.
Joe nipbsll " Cs,harine Johnson.
Joe Taudy to Milly Lswh.
Thos. Ferguson 70 Lucy Littlejohn.
Total -. ....,.,.....,''....'''''
Coulblnsd total.,- ..................-'.. '''''
The south Kentuckian., 1883-01-09
LOST.

Somewhere between the Clarksville
and Nashville roads, a large bay horse
with a star in his forehead. Was in
good condition when lost. Was last
seen near Woods mill, Friday before
Christmas. Any information at this
Office concerning him will be thank
fully received, and suitably rewarded.
% ANN ALEXANDER, col.
The south Kentuckian., 1883-01-09
WEEKLY TOBACCO MARKET.

Inspectors monthly report Of the
Hopkinsville tobacco market, Jan.
lat. 1883.
The south Kentuckian., 1883-01-09
275.
Weddings In the County During
The Year 1882.

Total q" ons
This Ia sgaiust $50 in 1881 aud 800
in 1880, so 1t will be seen that The
weddings are getting to be fewer aud
fower every year.
The south Kentuckian., 1883-01-09
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| s-so-tf RocuKsrKa, N. 7
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-09-21

Der gruBe llnterI6ieo 5ipiI6eu oeut'
| l9en Republifnnern uno beutI6en De-
mOfrnten III Sa6en Der Semperen5frase
imbSeipe9rn9 beite6t 6altptid6lib oarin.
onB Die GrIteren in 6dllcn, iuO 8artei=
riidIi6ten nit ben Sntere1Ien bes 2iber=
alisuus unb Der per1Dnli6en uno ge=
luerbli9en 5reibeit in SOnflitt 9eratben,
litb entI6ieben gegen IOlde 8arteiriifz
Iidten crflGren, ipenn Dies t6unli6 lit,
D, +. tpenn feline beoeutenoeren politil6en
,srn9er iuie !. g. ieiier 3eit Die 9lbl6af=
Iln9 Der Stlauerei, Die @r6ultrtn9 Der
l1nipn II. !. ~. i'm @Orber9rlmb ite6en
Die bcuti6oemofrntiI6en G5reunoe nber
ruiiien inmer @nti6ulbigungen uurSu=
briu9en, tuenu 3empercn5z unb Cont
ta9sStpnn9sgelebe in bemofrntil6en
Stantcn, Stdbten llnb Srten erlnnen
uno itreIig ourd9eIiibrt iueroen. 3apon
lupllcn iic aber ni6ts b0ren; Iie iu6er
fortluabrenO Die 3emperen5beiue9ung u1s
cine nu$I6licBli9 republifanii6c Sn9c
binjuitellen uno bnmit pplitii6es Gnpi=
tai Su MAIDEN.
Die beuti6en &epublifaner Gin9egen
ge6en feinesUe9s auf Soften Der per
i0nli6en 5reibeit bur6 bid rmb bilnn
nit ibrer Yartei; iie banoeln ielbitdnbig
mo befdmpIen Den 6einb, mp iie i'm
Iinocn. Der 3emperen5bumbug lit
ueoer republifnnii6 nod bempfratiidb,
er lit ou9loamerifanil9er, puritdnii6er
g1ntur, nrb beBbnlb 5eigt er iid5 in allen
8nrtcicn, iii benen bieIe Glemente bonti=
niren. Sn Itnrt republifaltii6en Staaz
ten IuAen Die Semperensfnuatifer mittellt
Der rcpublitaniiden Sartei lire 3tuede
III errcid)er mo lit bemofratii6en Staa=
ten nittelit Der 0emDfratie. 9ariiber
lollten mir 9euti6amerifnncr mls nm
enb(i6 einntal flor tperoeu imo baruo6
unlere Sampiiueiie einri6ten.-u8nnu
nno @olfsfreitro."
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air6s unb gan!e.

Srsenb Elm ,,nnbuIinili9er 6driit9" Der
ii6 ,,Gipitas", (8iirscr, iebenfans
,,SpieBbiirser") neltitt, liefert lit Der
lesten drummer nes ,9enufrat" lOl6e
peri1rpbeue 2(nIi6ten iiber bas DHeltt=
li9e Sdullpitem baB mir lIns get6tbi9t
ie6en eiil pnar 5ragen an i'm Su ri6ten.
1.) Son 70 I der hriitli6en Stride
ift iiberbnupt bier Die 9febe? 9ir
babetr circa 300 d)riitli6e 8eligiOnen
BON benen falt iebe bebnuptet Die ollein
ieli9na6eIloe jE lein.
- @eldle geieblidDe 9tutoritdt fam
,,SpieBbnrger" altiipsiisn, Die ibn bered)=
tigt ben 9almub, Den @pninsiuS Ooer Die
8i6el in Den Dfentlihen Stbulen SIT
lebren?
81 gsel6e Sibel? 2ie ,0ouui, :"
Die King Henry, Die ,,lutberii6e"
a Ia ,Steplnup". n la yepanseliitb"
la ,,ntetbpniitiId" H. !. No.?
~ Sit ba5 6lntbament uniere5
6fentli9en sdulipiteins ni6t auf Die
Erennltn9 Der Sdulc bon Der Stride
baIirt? g9or bies nibt Die @rnnhibee
Der 5d6pfer bieies Spitenfs?
5.)gens luiiroe oSpieBbilr9er" iaget
iuenn ein 2Sube, ais 2ebrer, 8rppn9attba
fir ieine @ehrer nIad,eu wiIrne? Gr
ipiirbe ldgell :, ,ShmeiBt i'm 'rnrs"! 8ns.
ielbc iagen mir bon ir9enh cinem 9lnbe-
ren, Der lit ben Dffentlid,en S6ltlen fir
ir9erb Gin 8eligipnsbefeminiB 9rppn=
oanba mnd,t, nj mn9 cS hsiBcn hi E
e Mill.
G.) 6nt Der GbriIt lit urierert Shnls
lDltcnt niebr Retbt nis Der 91tbeilt, ner
Sube, Der Wtphnmehurer, rner Der0eioc? :?
Gnrd, @enntpprtin9 phi9er 5rn9cn
miirbe ,.Snicbhiirgcr" ncni 9Suhlifltnt
ietcnfnll5 im rcd1tcu 2idltc crid1eiren.
Gin gclcBlicbenner
Hiracr pcr&cr. Stnnten.
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SSll0et

8eiun65eit un0 perme;bet 2ronfs
belt. 9lnitnt. friioe uno cb9ss
mattel Su fiybIen, oH5tott 9Seh
uno Shmer;en, poQten Sicn!tt
uIei lieber frii9 lulo tart fiibten?
Sic fonnen Fortfobren niiera6ei
5u fiiblsm unp gu ytiflts aufecs
le9t, bod ni!Iien Sic 9(iemonoem
bic S6ulo Sumefen ais lid aIs
Elm, iino Sic aber ein oerartioe5
2eben n,itoe, 10 f0nnen Sic es
anoerir, fails Sic es rpiinIber.
@ie2 Snoem Gje Ftb cine
SIaT6e uon Sromn's Giien=
8itters faufen InO ioI6e5 re9eI=
mdbi9 ben 8o1i9riften 9endB,
einne6rer.
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mansa,le Chr. lcs. 26. 1881.

wldHsftit Stic 9cs. u. 1881.
gi.ine 6erren Sd, tit en- Shnrer.
l.n Ia mtiner 2eitt. Sudsr Ene SrEif.
NIT itttSueeu Sdmtuen crrS ncigS
nonJcn sttrpsr III Ncrbinsuaa NIT arc.
Ger SGedGe. 9iseeraeitidsenbsit uH9
SpreritlrTateit. SdI uahm tsrsite SER
ftiscsHe ReeiiiHsn ciT uHe 7urhe 7cu
prcniuerter g;riten duf Pstsr, RiescE.
glilrutt hebGnesif ptuc GrFeil. SIS
fatfs tirmdl eiucu gsriuh NH
Prrrr's 6ifsH- 9ittsrs !; MAIDEN urS
ua6cSm it iss; eint ure elus babe
Elnl4s tiGssTpmmeH tats. eir i'd
rdfs;u s.lrrc. ei- SG'rtc-;cH in tsr
G.ite NM Sudcr fne rersdultr. ii
SsuiiibEsr;cT bhbcu aufaetert, eiT
arUr Nrs.tit rot I'd ejraefslt rnr 10
nshrc Gil Stdrfs rre 5leuh ~. gs
fdnr nit Re5t rcr Egnia csr giceiiirtH
9endrrt Ipc1crii.
9osr 8. GueassS.
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Beidlolien - @errn SSiu. t5lfbr filr
bic. Der GeIeIIId)nTt ;un Gteidleut gentnd)=
te, gSetttrfnilne nuf Der Iifct Sificc; -
idntntli6en 0nmcu. prld,c 10 ireutolid
iunren @uirlnnncn nui Dem 5nirplnbe III
ntn6eu: ben 0crrcn Sernb. Yctr1ts,
g8m. YpeId)el, Gbriit @bcrlin, len mn
G9ns. Gberlin iiir bic @icierung upn
9nub nuf ben ;Snirplne unh 0erru
8p6ert 9tpbpn iiir bic i5iibrmlg DC: Gr-
curiions;uqes, bcn 0nnf ner G5eicalhnIi
nus5uipre6eit.
8eihlnfen im 0crinnrittr %nlfs
blntt befanrt 5u mndlen, onB bic idbr-
lt6e G'encrnl @eriontnliung pcr @elell
ifnit ant Sunrtos ncn 10 9tupen,ber
Nn9nittn9s llbr, int Mnrfthnilie itutt-
finoet nnb hnB Der Sefretdr benlftrast
lei, idmlntlide @creius Mitsliebcr hurf
8olttnrtcu ;u benn6riftigen.
Die !0erren Gbas. 3. @iBen, Gbus
lSuuutI uHp III. VI. 0tlllHtllCL IUulptI
alS Gontite crndnnt nm Die 8iiher bes
Sefretdrs, Collectors uu6 Sd,ntntciitere
;u intteriu6en
8ei6loiier, onB !6err 8H Nemmeri
beauftrngt iei, ben Sruinen nuf5ufiiller
intb nit 8lntten III bslcqen, nic 9lb5ugs
robre nus5ubeiiern uno Die abaciturbenel
8dume auf bent 5airplnBc nurdl neut
Su erlesen
Die Serreu 2rnncis Snden. @pttliet
@roBmdnn INC g4ithelm SerioC
tunreeu ais 9nnliie crnannt mn ,Snucu
tnrilim anf oem 6airplnBe nnisunehncu
Sel9lplien, bic ndd)ite 9ircftpren
@erlantntluIt9 am Sanlstag nen 10tei
9tupentber, Hndntittng@ / llhr. ~
Mnrftbauie ob;ubdlteu
5ierauf &ertnguua,
gem. 6er5Ug,
| StelluertreteHoer Sefretdr.
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aderbnus@riefli9aft uun 0asrnnnbe
Gbunt1.

0ireftpreIl 8erinnintllma ON I6ten
September, 1888.
Nbwelerb Die 6crrclt Spbt Sherer II.
&pttlieh 8roBntoi1.
Serr Ssl,bnrbt 9sctlu= lUurne ols
Brdjibelit prp temp. crtudhlt.
0ds Hrotpfoa Der Rerinntntluug pom
). September iuuroc pcrleieu mlo angc=
nonlnlcll.
6err 9briit Sentpcr mnbte Der @es
lenl6oft Yrentiltm Sou6er 9tp. 6S 5im
@eideut, iuelfes nit 3nnt angenonmen
muroe.
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N6tung GARNER

ID i'd fiiT;Ii6 msin @afeaHs tfbGHnnh
ctrsr55ert uue bssneEatT einssri1ift tabG,
f1an i'd Jun Eeinen annsen uun feionttrs
sta 8aTmern mrbr 8sanfml;6feiter cTirireH
ais ir5btr. lie SiaIIpu3en. bic in 8rrtin.
enns nit rem 5ctrI iffbfn. iiue iest 10 ssrdu.
Mig rinssridist uni 40 Yftrfrn Stea1 in &c.
rahTcn. Rorn, Ssu Rne Safer fue imHier
ure ju nii6isem prriit BEL mir 81 babtn.
40-5 SObH 8. @iHter.
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Sur 6rier Ors 200ifcn Sabrrstases
her erften benti@ru @efirns
Gininnnherntrn.
Giittunn0ernilg.

GOnlite=Sibun9 am 13. September 1888.
Die ua9ite6enben 8ereine gatten fol-
9enbe 9elegaten gum gpntite ernannt:
Sermanner G6arfsS9iiben 8erein:
Su9u &ropp, Nt. g. 8eilins, SIoac
8oos, 9r. s.. @ttntueller II. @m SerSog.
@eIanspereiu ,6armonie":: 3beobor
StOrf, g8m. &linger, Or. @bm. HaIie
uno x6eo. @raf.
Sermnnter Seuer 60. SEQ. l: galp.
SCHUBERT, !6enrn Gobns ln6 g. galome
!6err Or. o. @ttmueller 1uuroe als
8oriiser bes @Omite's inb 9err @m.
Ser5O9 a1s Sefretdr ertuablt.
8el6loiien am Santstaa, ben 6. Otto
Der, 9l6enbs s l16r, einen 5adel5ug unb
nn6 oernIelben einen Gommers in Der
Gun5ertzSaIle ab5ubalten.
8ei6loiIen: bnB am 5onntas, ben z.
Oftober, Inn l 1lbr 9ta6ntittaes, Elm
llmiug Idumtli9er 8ereine our6 Die
Stnrt ua6 benz Sairplabe 1tattfinbet.
Der &orIiber ernunute Tul9enbe 60
mites:
GOmite fir @inlaounsen llno @uIif =
81. q. @ttmueller, SbeO. Storf ltn6 %.
Ser5o9.
6udelSus GOntite- -Siaat Soos, Galp
S6ubert unb S6eo. @raf.
llnt5m9 @omite = 6usO &rUpp, @m.
8linser unb Saul Galame.
Gpmmers Gomite = Senrp Sobns,
Sbco. Gturf unb @m. SerSp9.
SreB @ontite- e-9r. g. Gttmueller.
2lls 5eitnarI6all iuIrbe Serr &m,
!0er5o9 ernannt, nit bern Sluftrase, feline
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EEH5E 4;ff1 [!sBsS2{ Sss5
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE,

1t will be apparent to any one, who will
examine SOLID GOLD WATCH. that aside
from the necessary thickness for engraving
and polishing, large proportion of the
precious metal used is needed only to stiffen
and hold the engraved portions in place and
supply the necessary solidity and strength
The surplus gold is actually needless so far
as utility and beauty are concerned. In
JAMES BOSS PATENT GOLD WATCH
CASES, this waste of precious metal is over
come, and the SANE soLIDTrr AND STRENGTH
produced at from one third to oue-half Of the
usual cost Of solid cases. This process is of
the most simple nature, as follows: q plate
Of nickle composition metal, especially
adapted to the purpose, has two plates OF
SOLID GOLD soldered one on each side. The
three are then passed between polished steel
rollers, and the result is q strip of heavy
plated composition, from which the cases,
backs. centres, bezels, &C., are cut and
shaped by suitable dies and formers. The
gold in these cases is sufficiently thick to ad-
NIT Of all kinds of chasing, engraving and
enamelling; the engraved cases have been
carried until worn perfectly smooth by time
and use without removing the gold.
THIS is THE ONLY CASE MADE
WITH TWO PLATES OF SOLID GOLD
AND WARRANTED BY SPECIAL GER
TIFICATE.
For sale by all Jewellers. Ask for Illus
trated Catalogue and to see warrant.
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