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The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
Cornmerts on Judges Decision
 SAN FRAVCIsCo. Aur 27.

b,hN nA >NioCO, huS., -f.
 All the papers this morning are com meuting on tha recent decision of U. S Judge Saw CTS decision, granting the application on the two Chinese habea>
 corpus cases of appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States. All the mments are, without exception. ad verse to the decision of Jugde Sawye.
 although adrni'ting that the chang
 made ny the last Congress in Srctiu, 75i of the Restriction Act deprived Judge Sawyer of any discretion in th. matter. The section referred to prior , to the change by Congress- raal: From the final decision % such circuit court appeal may b. taken to the Suprem" Court; In the eases describA in tn
 ''iaSt clause Of ;he preceding section, " the worcs it&licizal were stricken out The court stated that this section as It how stands let no option bu: to grant
 the application. This decision, grant ing the right of appeal to the su, ,,reme Court pra;;caily renders the Restriction Act void.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28

ITs-ems to be taken fer granted that ex-Senator Mcdonald. of h. dana, will be appointed to the Su preme Bench when tie first yacan- ey occurs. This removes him from the field of competition for United States Senator ss the successor of MT. Harrison, whose term expires in 1887. Un:le Bill English has an eye on the place, but 1t would not surprise to see Mir, Hendricks resign the Vice Presidency to tax. l.. Paying the part of Vice Presi- dent to a healthy President is not half as much honor os being full blooded Senator with term that will last through this Administra- sion and the next.
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As'er breahiasr, to mske yourself feel happy. gn to AsnmUn & Walkers aBn purchase thoicr imrortrd cIgsr.
 The Pioneer milis Bour. Sacramento ls tLe best in the market. For sale at the Cash Store Of WoLcoTT x MEssIcx.
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tOtfcs.

The corartnership keretojore exl.tiug be tween tie unGer-iyh, d. under tLe fl n name and style of Caldwell ty Srundford. is this da dissolved by mutual consent A. J. Rttrr has this day been arp.inte5 ouracrnt 10 col feet all rhitus due said hrm, and 10 pay all lett owip& by same Ths 2l-t July, 1885
 Al CApwGLL,
 Jas. 4 SrANFnRD
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
For Sale!

One of the oldest and best pay ing estaarants in this city will be sold very reasonable if called for within the next two weeks Sick ness causes the present owner to lave the territory. For particu- lars call or address this office, where full information will be given.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
For Soie

The undersigned being desirous Of engag ing other business, offers the old stabIi-bcC Eclipse Bakery Of this ely for sale, and will sell 1t at bargain if called for soon. Call or address. y.M. NASH. Tombstone. A. T.
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Dissolution, Notice.

The DIT ne-snip tere'ofo-e existing und'r The D Ne I'll, T, -. Kimbal and J H. B ai ia tn. lImber in'' ID Il uus ess. ha thir ay been ss ltd mpu cou ent, snd the bn-'n ss xili he ,o,,tuc ed in the fu ur Bliir & Mer- r., who will collect sli scc0uuts md pay al bins
 0 D. aEsRILL KiNBkL,
 ]. II, BLAIR
 Cars Canyon, Haaci uca hnt.ilr. AeE. s
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28

Arho,d's Wood Esrd.. Carner Eigh, ano
 Stafford Streets. Dry cord and stovs wo Dc at lowest rates Leave orders with ASoId's ex press wagon
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FOR SALE.

The Cattle ranch near the Ora goon mountains known as the Lynch ranch together with 60 head Of cattle and all improvements. Fo, p ort;culars inquire of Mrs. w. E, Morris, Stafford street, one house from the foundry. aug2A-Gw
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
He Coliected the Bill
=. VIeCINrA Auc ol

- = VIRGINIA, Aug, 26
 Last night J. H. Bailey went into guns nth shop of C. v. Salix on c street for the purpose of paying a
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
F,1' sale.

One f Ameliran Milch Cow at Grand Branch Water Stailn.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
C0-Partuer>h hip Notice.

", The unGersi ign d. have this day enter ed in "a co-parl n ,r-"Ip n ger the siyle and me 3f Blair & sie i'll ahc " Il c.liect all bills aud pay .Il iuGeb cne of the i'd nrm.
 0. D. MERRILL,
 J. il, BLAIR. Cars Canyon. Nusc Gouutsins Aug. 1, 'ss
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
Comet Saloon Allen Street Between Sixth and
 Seventh Streets. Pasqual Nigre, Proprit tor.

Would announce 10 the pubic that he hss just received an invoice of fine liquors; alec some extra he Nartrll and H-nnessrv Brandy, Port N i"c and Holland GIn, aud a large stock of Ziu frdrl and her inn. rted wines. In c"nnectivd with the saioon Is q fine billiard table,
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28

JAMES 5. ROBINSON, Attorney and COur selOr at Law OFFICE: East Side cf Fourth street be iwt en Allen and lougIinu; streets.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
Notice.

The undersigned will apply 10 the Board f Psi dom new m session, for the ardou "f L.. D Lawrence, convicted rt fhe May L. run nf iLe Dl-trict Court of Cochi>e county lsS4 of nIanslaught BEN GOODRICH.
 Attorney for l.. D. LAWRENCE. Tombstone August A, 1885.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28

Jas. 4. SrANFnRD.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings of a Day In
aud About the City.

aud About the City.
Alrhonso helm has been granted liquor
license.
marriage license has been issued to Daniel
7. Quinn, Of ChicdgoI ILL.,, AMI Sillie NJ
Conrad, of Richmond, Va.
VIM Hcnnings and John Rabbit report
sio en- nom n new building on seventh street
southeast suit of clothcs value, 49,
The commissioners have adopted tn, rule
that hereafter the width Of county roads shall
not be less than iity feet nor more than 100
feet.
Stephen /. Rcdgravc Ranoy rassenD, d. W.
Lewis, aud J. II. PGrcgOy yesterday pns'el
the examination before the board OF police
surgeons.
Charles G. Cross was sentenced yesterday by
Judge Smell TO sixty days In Jail for violation
Of the policy law. The case of Wyatt Johnson
was nollc prosecuted.
Maggie Lewis, cJlnrtj. was yesterday fined
som the police court for stealing cert lin artt.
Giles belonging to Alexander Paterson. The
goods were recovered.
A. l.. Grimes has preferred charge, aglint
Lieut. Roadway for interfering with his reG1iy.
ing reward of 500 for the recovery of the
hody of John 7. Morgan.
The commissioners yesterday received the
fnllowin requests TO remove trees in front of
ClS T. street southeast; to include Madison
street In the list of streets to be improved in
1887.
Clarence Wallace was not rs bldly Injured
rs thought at first. and Edward Howard, the
COOrCd driver of the cart which ran over him,
was yesterday released, rs Mr.. Wallace did no.
think that he was To blame.
Adolphus Burgess, colorcd cx.conyict, was
charged In the police court yesterday morning
with HOUSEKEEPING in the night time In cn.
tCring the residence of Barbary Kelly CO,or1d,
at 81 Maryland avenue southwest. Tbs case
was sent to the grand jury; bonds SOD.
Robert Mcleod, by n bill In equity against
RceS Evans for the settlement of u partnership
account involving about 5000, yesterday OBJ
tanned from Justice Cox, an order eulDinng
the defendant from diSposlng of the partner
ship effects until further order OF the court.
Joseph II. Davidson well-known citizen
died Thursday evening Mt his residence, 3ll
Fourteenth street, after painful Illness. lie
was born ut Gibraltar In 1873. For seventeen
years past he has been engaged In mercantile
business. He leaves widow and five chill.
drCn.
\ happy wedding took place Mt the plrlors
OF Mrs Mary A. Dunlop. on Eighth street, ut
$50 o'clock Thursday morning when Miss
Bessie, her daughter, was united IN marriage
to Mr.. Joseph +. Harold, OF Atlantic city, n.
j., Rev. Irving McElroy, assistant rector of the
Church of the Epiphany. officiating. The
happy couple left OH the II a. III. train for II
short trip north. Upon their return to the city
they will take up their residence at 1920 Eighth
street
nnNSi nantc Eisntnon pnr 9Th and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12

Introducing I'VE Are All Surrounded" Lotta


It sounds andproclaims to all the city and to
a srand circle of the country his fall salute"
. Kauiman's salute is always received with JOY
and is the means of drawing to him crowds Of
friends. The opening on Monday will prove
no eXception-indeed, will probably witness Il
larger attendance than ever before, because
the name of the Double Combination store,
1911 and 1913 Eleventh street southe lst, and
that of its alert proprietor, continually ex.
tend. Moreover, his souvenir priceS' are
very attractive and lower, If so low, will not
be found elsewhere.
Come forth from all your city homes,
From all your pleasant farms:
The forces Of the brave southeast
Are hurrying up in arms!
When kaufman calls they come they come
And I'LL the forces round
Who love the right, with him unite,
And no dcscrter's found
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12

Pen Mar-High Rock-M Mt. ouirauk.

Zen Wnr-IIIgh KOck- Mt. Unirauk.
The thirteenth and last of the series of every
Monday excursions to this delightful noun
IL. Tho train will leave Baltimore and Ohio
depot at Il. M. arriving nt Pen Mar at ll:3J n.
m. Returning leave Pen Mar at $40, arrive in
thousands of miles of garden lands of Mary.
land, Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvl.
mia are seen from Mount Qulrauk, 2,5)j feet
above the sea, overlooking hundreds of noun.
cence and wondrous proportions. Added to
the beauties of natural scenery are various
amuscmcnts and every comfort and con
venience. Round trip rate only Sl.50. Every
ticket calls for II reserved seat. Don't forget,
train leaves Baltimore and Ohio depot a. m.
sharp and this Is the last chance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12

At the prayer meeting at the congregational
Church on Thursday evening It was stated tina.
"lcttcrs had been received from the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Newman stating that on account of
The illness of Mrs. Newman'hc could not preach
on Sunday next us he had expected" but rs
her early recovery was probable he expected
TO be In his place on Sunday, Sept. 20. The
report that the church had extended Nj.
Newman's leave of absence was erroneous
President Patton has been engaged by the
supply committee to preach tomorrow
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12
BOYS shirt waists. Esoman, cor. 7th ami E


Catherine Brooks, colored living on the Rgg
road, county was tried in the pole G court yes
tGrdGy for brutality whipping her lG.year-old
child Fanny. WIN. s. Marks II clerk In the
treasury testified that he saw the woman lash
Ing the girl, who was tied across beam with
her toes tipping the floor The court took
GATHERINGS personal bonds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12
BOYS pants. EIsoman, cor. 9Th aud E.
Tho Police Anniversary.

Yesterday was the twenty.iourth anniversary
of tho organization of the Metropolitan police
force under Mai. Webb, who is now District
commissioner. There are only seventeen sur.
Yiyors Of tho original force. The names of the
veterans are MS follows Capt, @. X, Vernon,
Llcuts J. w. GcssiOrd, a. 4. Greer, J. +, Kelly,
ok Lieut.. G. Noonan, Private X. S, Jones' d. f.,
Crump C. Sebastian, W. I; Riley, Robert Mil
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12

It Is alleged that number Of prominent
citizens have been quietly investigating police
matters for some time. Among the matters in
quired into was that OF tho forced resignation
Of Lieut. Ecklohr ofthe police force. The ap.
parent injustice done him has led to a deter
mined effort on the part of his friends 10 take
steps toward his reinstatement.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12
BOYS school suits. Elsoman cor. eth and E
Windows and Walk In-Julius Lans-
hurR.

burg.
However rapidly people may walk along
Seventh street-and many IRE almost running
few can pass without stopping awhile at the
great show windows of Julius Lansburs. In
three branches theyHre an cpitOmc of the store
within-namely, as to CarpetngS, curtains, and
Iugs. The present age Is one of rich cOlOring.
The present age Is here illustrated We believe
1t very certain that any person of taste whose
purse will permit-and there are not many
whom II will not--mrst enter the ample door
10 see the universal wonders and to claim some
of them as personal property. Adjoining II
nome Is Il thlng OF vast Importance surround
ness. and virtue are apt to be there rs continual
guests.
Ii LL.,...t .Lnal. q L.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12
20.inch Colored eros Grain silks.
20-inch COlored Rhadnmcs.
21-inch Colored Jersey silks.

22.inch Colored Satin de Chimes.
The colors represented In the above as follows
Sapphire, navy, myrtle, maroon, gaZclle, garnet
castor, tan, Wine bronze mushroom, seal, mode
grays, beige, wood golden brown, and gendarme.
2O-inch Black All-silk "Pecon stripe" (Satln and
GrOs Grain), for overskiTts, has lues, and other
combinations, only 81 per yard.
20.inch Colored Ali'silk surahs, Soc and 81 per
yard
Black All.silk surahs at 80, 80, 90, TO- 81, SIPS,
and s16O per yard Each number genuine bar
gain.
Black Al-silk Rhadame, Zoe, 81, sl.12L s1.25,
81 80, $40, and 81 per yard.
Black All.sllk Mervelleux, 20, 80, 00c, 81,
sl20, sl.3o, LOO, 81 90, sl:75, and y per yard.
2I-nch Colored "Satin de Armur," In all the
newest and most fashionable shades and colors for
the fall and winter season.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12

Fall Gloves.
In view Of the success at
tending our efforts in the es-
tablishment Of a large Glove
trade last year, we have been
induced to put forth increased
efforts the coming season to
bring about this much-de-
sired end, and shall leave
nothing undone that will
promote its fulhllment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12
3oYs' pants. Eiseman, cor. eth and E.
The white House Concert.

lHe programme LOT tne concert inc Marine
Band at the white house grounds, comm enc.
ing at 43O oclock this afternoon, Is as follows
Grand Marchc ct Cortege, la Refine dc
ShDa .GOunOu
Tempo lteligioso, from Sonata OPP. 3d.. Chopin
Mexican serenade, "Mandolina" .......... Langay
Cornct solo, THE Last Rose Of Summer"
Hartman
Vim. Jaeger.
Nnlse, "Estudiantina" ............... Waldtcufel
Gems from the works of Meyorbeer, Introducing
unison motive from ~ Airicainc." malourku
from LA Prophetic" romauza from "Star Of
tho North" galop from lie IIugucnots,"
prayer from Star of the North" shll0Y
dance from "DinOrah," dance BOhcmiennc
from lies HugucnOts," pastoral from "l.c
Prophetic" quadrlllo doS pastcneurs from
"LC Prophetic" aria from Robert lie Diablc,"
bencdictlon dcs poignards from Lies lIu'
guenOts"
Descriptive fantasia "In Parlor and Street"
SOusa
Introducing Eve Are All Surrounded" Lotta' 5
reel, "Only Il Dream" "Original, Original"
anvil polka, anvil chorus, Don't Get Weary"
"ButterIly's Ball" "Trip to the Moon"
"Roger 0'Malley" valse from "The Hun.
dred Virgins" strains from StrauSs's valScs
"Wait TIL the Moonlight Falls on the Water"
"Ching, Chang. Chow" Baby Mine, Street
Music" and "Smick, Smack, Smuck."
THIS Is the season when housewives are
busy making preserves and jam. II y1u
should be unfortunate enough to jam yolr
finger in any way, ST. Jacobs Oil will heal 1t.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12
ARRIVING BY EVERY STEAMSHIP!
Tie FaIais Royal is receiving Novelties daily Our last
arrivals neces state a Special Sale Of
Ladies Gloves and Children'S Hosiery.
CHILDREN.
EIsose-

The Palais Royal stock has been selected
18th the following objects in view: To in
lurc durability, perfect fit, and fast colors.
cveral makes Of Chidren's Hosiery were
! unufactured expressly for us, and MS we
ave contracted 10 buy certain number of
airs every month we are bound TO fulfill
an agreement, so We offer superior quality
and low prices.
Lot A-Childrens Black and Colored
Derby Ribbed Hose, double toes and heels,
sizes q to 81.
Special lot with white feet, all colors and
sizes.
Another lot Of Plain Black, with white
feet.
These three lots make the best assort-
mcnt Of Children's Hosiery in the city for
25 CENTS A PAIR.
Lot B-Improved Shape English Derby
Ribbed Hose, all new colors, white heels
and toes.
sizcs.".... @ Oh Z III 8 sia
Prices ...... 3vc SOC Ale 4ic doc 4oc
Lot C-Double Knees. Toes, and Heels,
In best English Derby Ribbed Hose, war
ranted improved shape and new colors,
which are oil boiled.
Sizes. o Oh Z ia Sh o
Prices. .3Ic 3ic SOC SOC 4ic Ale Acc
Lot D-England's celebrated makers Of
Hosiery, viz, |. S Il. Morley, have just sent
us some beautiful Ribbed Children's Hose,
in black and navy, everlasting wear.
slzes..... o 5ia O Oh ia 81
Prices. ,54c Ode 5sc 5sc 02c 02c Csc Csc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12

In Brocaded Silk Fabrics
"Two-tones" take first rank
and will be in considerable
demand, especially for out
side wraps and combination
suits. These are in exquisite
combinations Of two or more
harmonious shades or colors,
in dark rich leaf and fern ef-
fects.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12

Ifs Noitrtm Lace Curtains, yards long, former price, Sra
reduced TO 75c ror pair
pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains yards long, former price, Saas
reduced to ST. PER pair.
pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains yards long, price,
reduced to $3.50 pair
Tairs fine Nottingham Lace Curtains 81 long, price,
$500; reduced to 1915 pair.
pairs Nottingham Curtains, long, price,
$780, reduced to $3.50 per pair
pairs fine Nottingham Curtains yards long, price,
$780, reduced to S5.75 per pair
Pairs Rial Lace Curtains yards long, former price, SIIoo reduced
TO $500 per pair.
pairs Real Lace Curtains yards long, former price, reduced
to $1,000 per pair
pairs Real Lace Curtains yards long, former price, reduced
price, S12.5o per pair
Real Lace Curtains yards lopg former price, reduced
to $4,000 per pair
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12

We shall display only Gloves Of undoubt-
cd intrinsic merit, and which can be relied
upon TO give perfect satisfaction as regards
style, fit, color, and wear.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12

New Corsets.
Having received a new in
voice of these goods, we
would call the attention of
the trade to their excellent
manufacture, perfect shape
and finish, and superb wear
ing qualities, being the best
known and most reliable
makes now in the market.
80 dozen German Woven Corsets, embroidered
bust, best bone, splendid shape and finish,
only Zoe per pair.
FFrcnch-woyen Nursing Corsets, heavily boned,
scalloped top,
Only $50 per pair
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12

W. II. HouGHToN honest goods, fair dealing,
reasonable prices. See nd,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12
CUINNIP'S GUINNIP'S
4o4 Seventh St and 4oe Seventh ST.
Lace Curtain Sale.

We have determined close Curtain Department.
offer entire stock of
REAL and NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at Rare Bargains
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12

New Fail Silks.
Each season brings with it
til e introduction Of n e W
weaves, new colorings, new
fabrics, &c. Many are en-
tirely original, while others
are changes and improve
ments upon the old. The
people crave something new,
consequently something new
must be produced.
Our stock of Silks the COM
ing season will contain many
novelties, in conjunction with
all the prevailing standard
fabrics of the best known
manufacturers.
"Falle Franchise" Is a heavy grain Of corded
silk fabric, resembling an "Ottoman," but II pref
cradle from the fact that II combines the same mp.
exquisite tone and softness Of the best foreign
goods and Is guaranteed not to crease, fray, nor
slip in wear, which is OF prime Importance In silk
fnbrics
"Faille velourtne" is only different from "Faille
Franchise" In having heavier weave and coarser
grain, and, IL possible Is more durable.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12
Fans

japanese Fans are now much used for
decorating, and in the better qualities are
not inappropriate for general use. We have
been lucky in securing small stock that
embraces the samples Of an importer who
is noted for good taste.
We are enabled TO offer Japanese Fans
that have sold all the season at As, Gs, and
Csc, for 25c each.
This sounds too good to be true, but It is
true all the same. We stake the reputation
of The Palais Royal ON the assertion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12
LADIES'.
Gloves

The "Elitc" Kid Clio es are manufact-
ured exclusively for The Palais Royal by
the leading glove makers Of France. We
have now sold this make Of gloves for five
years, and the public have pronounced them
a success, for the sales increased last year
IS, 800 over the previous year. and this year
the sales will Increase In even larger pro-
portions. There may be some ladies who
have not yet tried the "Elito" Gloves; in
order that none can say they have not hal
the opportunity, we announce for
Thursday,
SEPT. 10.
Eriday,
SEPT. II,
Saturday.,
SEPT. 12,
a. 80 T..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-09-12
We offer Choice Sugar-cured Ham
at IS cents.

We are in receipt Of three barrels
Of Fresh-made Saratoga Chips, di-
rect from the manufacturer every
other day. They are the finest in
the world, and always fresh and
crisp.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-26
AMoNG THE CHURCHES.

Rev. Alexander McKelvie will preach in Ham
ilton Park this afternoon.
Trinity M. e. Church Sunday School attended
camp meeting at Ocean Grove last thursday.
s'Baby mine is the mothers cry. Have your
photograph taken at Steiners, n Newark avenue.
Trinity Church's pulpit. Hoboken, will be oc:
cupied by the Rev. Thomas Slevin, of Spring
Valley, N, Y.
Grace Episcopal Church, of Greenville, held its
annual picnic last Wednesday at Willow Haven
Grove, Pamrapo.
st. James Church has arranged for a special
excursion to Ocean Grove next Wednesday over the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The congregation of st. Mary's R. c. Church
of Bayonne, went on their annual excursion on
Thursday last to Chestnut Grove.
The First Baptist Church, on Grove street. is
closed for repairs. Regular services will be held
during the interim in the church parlors
Row ]. ". Hathaway of Westminster Church.
preached an impressive ceremony last Sunday
morning in memory Of the late Superintendent Of
Public Schools George H. Barton.
The Sunday School and congregation. and
friends, Of the Free Reformed Church. will 90 on
their annual excursion Tomorrow. The excursion
lists will go to Iona Iaiand. The steamer Richard
Stockton has been chartered for the occasion,
Nearly every day we see the opinion OF some
eminent physician in regard to impure water
printed in some of the great dailies. They contin
uously point out the danger of such impurities
and advise Aiterage. The most improved and best
filter in the market is the Kedzie Water Filter a
the Acme Stove works, As Montgomery street,