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Riel.

ggEsEc. September 4.-Major Mallet,
an influential French-Canadian, now in
the United States, sends a communica-
ton to Riel's syrnpathisers here, in
which he gives the substance of an in
teryiew with Secretary Bayard respect
ing Riels case, as follows:
First-The American government will
not take the initiative in the researches
to be made to establish Riel's title to
American citizenship, or his rights in
that quality.
SecOnd-Up to the present the Ameri-
csn government has not given any at
tention to the question beyond inquir-
ing from the War Department as to the
truth OF the statement Riel made while
prisoner on American sod, this in
curry having been made on demand of
a SlaIen OF the city of New York, who
S'Hee lSr information on the subject.
1huu-Gouernment will not consider
sue question in any way unless it be pre-
sonseu LOT consideration in a formal
ilshner With statement in writing of
.Ie facts and arguments upon which
based. ~ w iN'ei ' eii'ioii 10
tOurth-Government is not disposed
70 investigate the facts or review the
Ip,SGGOeedings Of the court which passed
ttSSa lug M! on Riel. unless it is shown
ia' mel tTlal was conducted accord
80 " more rigorous methods than
i would Be adopted in the trial of a sub
{iTos OF her Majesty the Queen under
or fiI@iiniLG o. recognizes as a
5etsr r,p;s o. every country the right to
treas treason, and is not disposed to nuestion
t ipe right mght of Canada to try Riel
r;c Il, lesson Jason, even if he we're an Anne
p atm oiIiIlen, by birth or the process of
sider t1du1 P;a3Il The Secretary con-
irish nlels case like that of the
stvIsd ieVolutionaries, as they we're
sl 20 ~ ia n! would do all it was proper
~ UT Alelr as it had done for others.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Examination Into the Cour
terfeiters' Cases.
INTERESTING POINT DECIDED.
An Ovation-Chosen Friends-Turi
Talk-The President-Race
Postponed-Etc.
An Interesting Point.

| WAsHINGCoS, September 4.-Judge
Maynard, Second Comptroller of the
Treasury, decided an interesting point
of rather a wide application in con-
sidering the item of 500 in the accounts
or Pay-Inspector Stevenson, United
States Navy, for exp, nses incurred by
reason of Admiral Jouett, of United
States steamship Tennessee entertaining
the following public officials at the New
Orleans exposition: Director General
Burke and party, Governor Nc
Emery, of the Louisiana staff. and
friends, Governor Bourne. of Rhode Is
land, staff and friends, the Mexican
Commission and party. Governor
Cameron, of Virginia. staff and friends
Accounts approved by Secretary
Chandler, Pay Inspector Stevenson
certified that the articles used in the
entertainment of the above guests. were
regularly purchased in open market, by
order of Commander Stanton, com
manding the Tennessee. Rear-Admiral
Jouett acknowledges the receipt of
money to pay the bills. The second
comptroller says he can find no Law
for these expenditures. and that there
is no statute or naval regulation which
compels naval officers to entertain pub
lie officials at government expense. If
they do so they must do so at their own
expense. As the paymaster paid the
bills in good faith, by order of his
superior officer, he must be protected
The recommendation is that il be
charged up against Admiral Jouett. as
an advance upon his salary.
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Chosen Friends .

NEW YORK, September 4.-The
Supreme Council of the Order OF Chosen
Friends, to-day, elected their officers as
follows: Supreme Counsellor-W. H.
Morse, of New York: Assistant Coun-
sellor-C. H. Randall, OF California
Vice Counsellor-E. E. Edwards, OF
Michigan; Supreme Recorder-T. B.
Lynne, of Indiana; Supreme Treasurer
w. J. Newton. of Washington, D. C. ;
Supreme Prelate = T. s. Behar-
melt, of Indiana: Supreme Marshal
]. P. Nan Nest, of Ohio; Supreme War
dem. NJ. hamburg. of Texas; Su-
preme Guard. A. Mcmillan, of Mis-
souri,; Supreme Septry-Chas. P. Len
nox. of Canada; Supreme Trustees
W. r: D. Gailogne, of Virginia; W. w.
Douglas, of Indiana; P. A. Kaiser, of
Ohio: Geo E. Stewart, of New York,
and W. G. Morris, OF Illinois.
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Railroad Earnlnes

NV YoRk, September 4.-rhe Chi
s. SO northwestern Railway reports
S Sao's earnings for August 81 ,92s, 200. A
Soo Ia from August of last year of
e,l Inc St, Louis & San Francisco renort
81 fiis 7s SSn Tor August SS59, 600. decrease
Bo ,S,UOo from S August OF last wear
Pac;So' S : September 4.-The Union
for ''I Inc, railway Gompany's earnings
l2,sCs S 0So from the whole system were
year Of s7o q &c decrease from July last
Increase , ~ expenses 81, 292, $50, an
A,Ol2 75s Vi 1888; surplus earnings
seven moS Z decrease of $22S ,30S; for
$40 ing were SIS SO SO an in Ce gro 81
II ss7so lie expenses So, "a, a74. a decrea s.
sdecroo,ahaso' surplus earnings. 81 2S7 liz
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Professional Etiquette

prevents some doctors from advertising
their skill. but we are bound by no such
conventional rules, and think that if we
make a discovery that is of benefit to
our fellows, We ought TO spread the fact
to the whole land. Therefore we cause
to be published throughout the land the
fact that DR.. R. V. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" is the best known
remedy for consumption (scrofula OF the
lungs) and kindred diseases. Send two
stamps for DR.. Pierce'S complete treatise
on consumption. with unsurpa sed
means OF self-treatment. ADDRESS,
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
tlOn, Buffalo. \. Y.
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smalrPox Regulations

ToRoSTo, September 4.-The Ontario
government has passed an order in
council authorizing the provincial
board of health to appoint an inspector
with the power to board all trains or
steamboats, coming westward from
Montreal, and compel all the passer-
gers to produce certificates of vacci-
nation or be yaccinaIed on the spot.
The importation of rags and second
hand clothing from Montreal is pro-
hibited. The local boards of health are
empowered to proceed with compulsory
vaccination. where cases of small pox
are reported.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-05
Inaammatory Hnndbills.

AMSTERDAM, September 4.-Inham-
matory socialistic handful. have been
distributed throughout the entire city,
inviting the people to attend meeting
tonight to denounce the tyranny OF
the police on the occasion of the recent
demonstrations to formulate a protest
against their interference, and consider
the organization of a, private police
force. armed with weapons similar TO
those of the ordinary police, to combat
the latter
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A Fearful Tragedy.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, September A.
At the ranch of Malio Sanejo, in Duval
County, yesterday, a Mexican named
Eusbie Diaz, shot and killed his wife
and then shot himself three times. Fail
ing to kill himself, he drew a dagger
from his boot and cut his throat. A
physician was summoned and sewed
up the wound in the throat, when the
man revived sufficiently to be taken to
jail. The murderer wife was.a daughter
of Sanejo, and only IA years old. They
had only been recently married. Diaz
was jealous OF his child wife,.
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CIVIL SERVICE,
st to Test the Constitutions
S'll' i atty of the Law,
.,,g.rHY FOB REBEL REL.
...ay-Ths Upper Mississ'
Bsgsins . committed for Trial.
iP RR. Earnings.
civil Service Law.

49,, vosK. September Suit has
NV .ommgnced in the United States
s'.n Court, to test the constitutional
cif'll ,h oD civil service law on petition
i4a ~ the United States e1 rel
iSday' y Hinckley. A quo warranto
I'nSs =, granted by Judge Wallace,
'5l ..o g on the 18th inst requiring
s. ls'ain@ r Eaton and other
DoIman -;cs commissioners, to show
dnl Sel ,nsa the court why the defend
calse Delu I;Sod unconstitutional powers.
ants eIe ei.;np sets forth in the complaint
1 lls . ps and duties of the commission
tls aO5eT the civil service act, ana urges
q. a.! u4 tbs defendants, under the color
tll' 'ne limiting the powers OF and
ial arc the the President of duties
dFs'Ilns ,nonsibilities vested in him
snd &c Constitution; limiting his
USver and choice OF nominations th
gS Ds,sons presented to him by the de;
:.IgS Lro and prohibiting the SAID
P 5.0i;den, rom appointing any other
49, ~ ~ person to the ONCE, ana SO
. sam0al u the President to submit the
oo oai and fitness OF the noml-
q qaa;ans Of the persons for public ser
T;ce to them instead OF to the Senate
" WI tbe limited States after nomination,
- :. INV reanired by the Constltu-
f a. Il is urged in the petition
hat hat the President cannot exercise his
= ms nrstitutonal power to appoint, in his
discretion, defendants under the color
Of II; the Civil Service Act, and supervise
The conduct of the officers OF the
Goyernment mentioned in sections IL
10 Is of the act, usurped and exercised
covers and duties which cannot legally
" delegated to nor invested in them,
" the citizens of the United
tates Complainant then asks for
writ compelling the commissioners to
i5wer BY what right they exercise or
aim to exercise the right or power, or
duties. acts or things set forth, and
at the rule be made Tia this informa
n be 6led and the defendants afore-
dshow cause why the aforesaid infor-
lton should not be flee.
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Turf Talk.

Providence, September 4 .-Sarragan
sett Park-Class 1.25-W. K. won, Mys
tic second, Prince Middleton third
Best time, 2.22A. &.
Glass 2.39-William Kearney won
Fred s. second, Kelsie third. Best
time. 2.23Z. >
Free for all PAGERS = Jenette won,
Bessie NJ. secon, Richball third. Best
time, els.
Free for all trotters, unfinished
Majolica won second and third heats,
Maxey Cobb won frst heat. Best time,
2.17k. f.i4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-05
Do You Know a Nan

l.ry9 S1 wiie is troubled with debility
atism3 liver complaint or rheu-.
: the Jus. Just tell him it is 3 pity to
soSnis i4ay suffer that way when
"a I p iron Bitters will relieve her
s,own's Eagerly, Dexter. Me. saws
v NJ ~ !, Iron Bitters cured me- % 90 a. q
ses i; the heart" Mrs IT 8 Nc.
Stitterss e ~ ,. scarborough. Me. saws
.aedibg ~ f1 .Is her of debility. Mrs.
~ Sis.o :Wlndham Centre, in the
as, ing i q says 1t has cured her of diz.
a'eaads 'sle head. So it mas cured
9sis o. other !adias
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The CITY Of Toxic

SAN FRANCISCO. September 4.-The re-
port of John H. Freeman and James
Hillman, of the United States local in
spectors of steam vessels, upon the loss
of the steamer City Of Toxic near Yoko-
hama, Japan, fully exonerates Captain
Maury, her commander, and all the
vessels officers from any blame or con-
nection with her loss.
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Gone to Meet the Others.

LOUISVILLE, September A. Joseph
Helm, shoe manufacturer and mer-
chant is missing. Suits were flied against
him to-day. charging that he has left
the State to defraud his creditors He
is treasurer of st. Charles Benevolent
Society and st. Martins Brotherhood,
and was a leading member of several
other German societies. The amount
involved is not stated, but is large.
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Commercial relations.

MONTREAL, September "A large meet
ng of French-Cansdian merchants was
held with the French delegates before
they left, to consider the feasibility of
opening up extensive business relations
with France. 1t was finally resolved to
appoint committee to study the ques-
ton, and report on the best means of
establishing commercial relations be-
tween the two countries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-05

A BOTTLE of Angostura Bitters to
favor your lemonade, or any other cold
drink with, will keep you free from
Dyspepsia. Collie, Diarthea, and alf di-
seases originating from the objective
organs. Be sure to get the genhine
Angostura, manufactured by DIX. ]. G..
B. SIEGERT & SONS.
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Race POstponed.

MANHATTAN BEACH. N. Y, September
THE boat race for 81 500, which was
to have taken place at Sheepshead Bay
to-day, between Ross. HanlOn and Lee
was postponed until Monday on occouni
of rough water.
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A Naked Hull.

GALVESTON, September 4.-Ohicers OF
the steamer Lone Star have arrived from
New York. They report finding on the
coast of Georgia, off Savannah, the
hull of the German bark Carolina Sitsan-
nah. of Dantzic. There was nothing
left of the vessel but the naked hull.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-05
Wages of Sin.

BELLEvrLLE, Ont, September A.
Martin Archibald, who, while attempt
ing criminal assault upon a woman
named Adams, was overpowered by her
and her son, and frightfully hacked
about the head and upper part of his
body by the woman with an axe, died
this evening. Woman and son have
been arrested. Archibald was wealthy
farmer.
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Dynauited,

PETERBOROUGH, Ont, September A.
A wagon load of dynamite exploded
near Lakefeld to-day. Two men, named
Morton and Simons. and their horses
were blown to pieces. The shock was
felt for miles around the surrounding
country.
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Our President.

PROSPECT HOUSE, Ny, September 4.
President Cleveland will leave here
tomorrow morning and be driven to Au
Sable station, on the Delaware & Hud-
son Railway. and proceed to Plattsburg,
where he viii take the S.45 pm. train
for Albany.
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Observation-Disclosures,

THE COMPREHENSIVE HEREToFoRE
j existing between Mrs D S. Long and
MRS. A. II Lewis. under the firm name Of B
,. Long q Co has been dissolved by mu-
tnal consent The business win he con-
nnued by the undersigned at IS and 81 +
FIRST South Street. MRS. B. s LONG.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

A LIFE size picture of the back of
John Neel's head is attracting consider
lance is so accurate as to be startling.
NUMEROUS STORIES continue to come
in from different sources concerning
the whereabouts of the author of the
Park City outrage of Sunday last. One
report says he was seen near Neff's mill,
on East Mill Creek. another that he had
been traced to Bingham. and still an
other that he was in hiding in close
proximity to the Park. Parties are
still out in search of him, however, and
it is sincerely hoped that the wretch
may be captured.
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REMOVAL.

d 0NEER FANCY sToRE MRS r :
/ Long has removed TO 10 and = r. FIRST
south street and esiree all to reReIDhcr
that MI line Of Millinery snd Fsrcv
Woods, Crewelis, Chenille. Fn,bro:G,.,-
silks, Arrasine, Ri 6osene, Macrarna. etc
Notions OF all kinds; also a Complete as
sortment OF Wax F overs and Fruit Mate!ial
Inc only Line kept in Salt Lake Less MS
der 30 -S-N ~ "
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Cholera.

LONDON, September 4.-There were
2,5OJ new cases of cholera and 1888 deaths
from the same disease, reported yester-
day throughout Spain.
ToULoN, September 4.-Seven persons
died from cholera in the city last night.
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BuHAcH, the only genuine Insect
nowder: sure death TO Bed Bugs, Ants,
Caterpiliars and all insects; harmless to
bnman life. Sold by druggists and
g 2 everywhere. 2. G. NJ. l. Drug
Store, Sole Agents for Utah Territory.
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Baseball.

PHILADELPHIA, September 4.-.Ath-
letic l, Baltimore >.
New YORK, September New
York s, Boston 8.
MILWAUKEE, September buffalo 4,
Chicago y.
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NEW TODAY.
WATER! WAITER,

WATER! WAITER!
Damage d by w a teri
BARTON & Co. have just received q
beautiful line of Boys and Childrens, Cloth
ing. which. having become damaged by
less of cost. Now Is your time to get suits
cheap, for, although the suits are not much
damaged, they must be sold right awsy.
Corduroy! Corduroy
Childrens' Corduroy Suits and extra pants
of all sizes just arrived. Try them, they are
Just the things for boys and will never wear
out.
A nobby line of Stiff and Soft Hats opened
to-day. Call and see them, as they are the
attest. A splendid gun given away with
some Of the Boys HAS.
Barton az Co., a s. Main Street
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DIR. ELLEN b. FERGUSON.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. ss4 z.
- Brigham street, Telephone 81. Special
attention given to catarrh and all diseases OF
the nose, throat and lungs: also TO Obstetrics
and diseases of woman.
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"Rough on Pam"

Cure colo, cramps. diarrhea; e1ter-
naily for aches, palms,. sprains, head
ache, neuralgia, rheumatism. For man
or beast. 20 and Soc
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Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats
mice. gophers. chipmunks, cleared Out
by Rough on Rats" &c.,
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Begging Already.

WAsHINGroN, September 4.-The Com
missioner of Pensions has transmitted
to the Secretary of the Interior the fol
lowing communication from the Chief
of the mail division of that bureau on
September 4th;
General J. C. Black, Commissioner:
Str-I have to report that this Office is
| to-day in the receipt Of over 100 letters
to its employees, postmarked Philadel-
phia, September 80. l herewith submit
sample. Three letters are enclosed,
of which the following is a sample:
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN STATE
/ COMMITTEE, ST.. CLOUD HOTEL PARLoR.
PHILADELPHIA. September %.
CHAIRMAN THos. w. COOPER.
(Dictated.)
Dear Sir: We desire an early subscrip-
ton to the State Committee, and as lib
Eral as you can afford to make it. Ii
the Republicans of Pennsylvania win a
decisive victory this year. it will pre-
vent any agitation or disastrous change
of tariff by the incoming Congress, and
may pave the way for the overthrow of
the Democratic State and national adj
ministrations. We propose to push the
work of the State Committee with the
utmost yigor until election day. Please
send your subscription as early as pos
sibly by check, money order, or call at
the headquarters.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) THOMAS V. COOPER,
Chairman.
To J. Frank Miller, Pension Office, De-
pGrtmeHt Of the Interior, Washington,
d.
A number of similar communications
were received by the employees of the
Land Office.
Acting Secretary jerks has trans
mitted the circulars to the civil service
for such action as they may
deem proper, 1t is maintained by the
officers of the Interior Department that
the Pennsylvania State committee have,
by directing letters specially to en-
ployees, to be delivered by carriers in
government buildings, committed a
breach of the civil service, which reads
as follows:
Section 12-That no person shall in
any building occupied in the discharge
of official duties, by any officer or en-
ployee of the United States mentioned
in this act. or any navy yard
fort or arsenal, solicit in any
manner whatever, or shall receive
any contribution OF money or any other
thing of value for any political purpose
whatever.
Section eleven of the same act ex-
pressly forblds such solicitations by
any persons in the service of the United
States in any place, and it is probable
that an examination will be made to
ascertain whether any of the members
of the committee fall within the scope
Of this section.
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FOR SALE

IN ADOBE HOUSE OF THREE LARGE
a Rooms, summer kitchen, two good
cellars, plenty of water, choice fruit trees
pretty corner lot, 5x516 rods on Twentieth
M val car me. Enquire of w. r. Everell,
City. o-> i1'A
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The Hops Of the nation.

Children, show in development. puny
scrawny and delicate; use =" Wells
Health Remover"
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;. Royx1. DRAGON, Princess Aladdin, st.
Julien, Clipper PUCK and Polo heating
stoyesat WV. IEENISss & soss. .
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LOST.

T WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASH
1 price for household furniture and all
other classes of second hand goods Gail -
send postal to the Red Front store 6e w
FIRST South Street A fSON
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ANDERSON aRnrHERs-

DRACTICAL SIGN, SHOW CARD AND
i Price-Mark Writers. Room ), Old Con
stitution Building. opposite z. C. Il L
Lettering done on Glass, Iron, Tin, WOOD,
Leather. 0ileloth, Factory, Pastebosrd, etc.
etc Carriage Painting. City Bill Posters.
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FOR RENT.

NHEAP SEVERAL SUITES OF Rooos
- suitable for Offices or bed rooms. Apply
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

This p6pER may be found on file M Cen
snlO ! NJ 6n p Roweil & Cos NeyssnS al
advertising Bureau 90 Spruce St lyghere edve-4iSt
ING contracts may be made for It In NEW YORK.
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THE STORE 30. 60 W FIRST sours
street Enquire of W L p ice. No "a
W First South street -'" &c
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FOR SALE.

THREE COUNTERS, CHEAP. AT RIVERS
L Bros:
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JOHN FREEMAN

EIsH MARKET, S24 EIGHTH EAST ST.
L Importer daily of salt and fresh water
fish. Wholesale and retail. Orders solicited
from the trade. Hotels and families supplied
at lowest rates.
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Has Reached the King.

DADRID. September f. Germany's re-
ply to SPANS remonstranoe against
Bismarck's seizure of the Caroline
Islands reached K ng Aifonzo at La
Granga to-day.
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WANTED.

BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY By A
~ single gentleman. State lowest terms
Address C. care HERALD.
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BISMARCK AND Home Comfort Range
Crown Bismarck Emporium and
Archer cook stoves at
WIN. JENNINGS g. Sous.