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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-11-19
Smoking In Germany.

"Cigars and cigarettes are cosmo-
politan, but pipe represents race. !"
The picture on Germans pipe is
usually an epitome Of the smokers
youth and is intended to recall some
youthful pleasures. The German
boys first smoke is not enjoyed and
suffered in secluded alley like the
American boys, but is robbed of it's
joys by being performed under the
watchful eye of Herr Papa when the
youth has reached the age of Is.
During the next few years the young
German enjoys many cheap cigars
and first learns to use a pipe at the
university, but even then the pipe is
more often found on the wall than in
use. After graduation p cent cigars
are smoked until 80 or 40, when for
the remainder of his life the big pipe
is the Germans pet and comfort.
To understand how important the
art Of smoking is and what large
part it plays in the nations life, one
has but to look at the paraphernalia
Of German smoker. Every one
carries a cigar-case, cigar-clipper, a
match-safe, and little leather box
for the cigar tips. The cigar-case is
indispensable because the cigars are
so dry they would crack to pieces If
carried loosely in the pocket. For
the same reason the clipper is want
ed Then the smoker wants to keep
the tips. They are collected by a
society organized for the purpose in
each province and are sold back to
the manufacturer for the benefit of
charitable institutions. Then a
match-safe is necessary, since Ger
man etiquette forbids carrying any
thing-as knife, money or matches
uncovered in the pocket.
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just Like Aim.

In New York one day newsboy,
running at full speed, with a big bun
die Of papers under his arm, stopped
short to pick up an umbrella that he
had seen drop on the sidewalk.
THANK you, sonny" said, In a big
bass VOICE, q man behind him.
"Hellusa said-Mike, with surprise; Il
thought it was lady's." And de-
liberately, as II it was matter Of
course, Mike replaced the umbrella on
the sidewalk.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-11-19

A lake has wonderfully tempering
effect on the climate. Thus, accord
ing to M. Forel, the quantity Of heat
accumulated in Lake Geneva during
the summer Of 1889 was equal to that
given off by the combustion of
81, 900, 900 tons of coal, or the amount
carried by coal train 1920 miles in
length. The greater part of the heat
is discharged into the air Of the val
ley during the cold season, thus pro-
,ducing q milder temperature in
autumn and winter.
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No Files on This Canine.

This story comes from Stony Lake,
Ind: "A gentleman living on the
banks of the lake has a small spaniel
dog that Is the pei Of the family. A
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-11-19
5000. DOC, 900 In Mahogany.

The Government Engineer of Hon
duras who regulates the mahogany
cut estimates the value of the trees
now ready for market at 5000. 0o0,-
900.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-11-19

; Ice niche as! 9 thick will support man
;n ancnes tnick will support cavalry, s
inches thick will support q ,n,,It;t,,d ~
and is inches thick will supnort . al ro;I,'
road train. psoas : Iaii-
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-03-26
and number of the balls. The finding of
five balls in the bodv an 4 the Indications

and number of the balls. The finding of
five balls in the body and the indications
of two others which were not found are
grounds for speculation. The shot
through the boys hat is the only indi.
cation that VIM. Moore made any re-
sistance. 1t was also noted the revolver
which lay near his hand when found
was bloody while there were no traces
OF blood on his right hand. These, with Q
number of other conflicting circum-
stances, make it impossible to determine
who fred the first shot and how many
were fred by each.
One singular fact is that no circum-
stance, however damaging to the proba-
bility of Austin's account of the affair,
has the effect Of arousing any sympathy
for the father. VIM. Moore was known
among the neighbors as high. tempered
and quarrelsome man. At the time Of
his death he was under bond to keep
the peace. Mr.. Jos. Hussey, who lived
on the adjoining farm, was in constant
fear of his life on account of the violent
threats of Moore. Only a few nights ago
Mr.. Hussey's horse was cut loose from a
rack in town and it was strongly sus-
pected at the time that it had been done
by Moore in order to waylay him as he
went home on foot. These, with other
acts OF similar nature, show that he
was regarded with general fear and dis
trust and causes the sympathy of the
community to be with the son.
In spite of the evil reputation Of
Moore and his known i'll feeling toward
his son, the evidence before the Corener
was deemed sufficient to warrant him
in making out an affidavit charging him
with murder in the.second degree. The
weights of the different balls have been
ascertained and will probably be put in
evidence at the preliminary examina.
ton. This may help to substantiate
the theory of self defense.
Austin Moore was brought to Hills
boro Monday evening by Sheriff Mack
erley, but no warrant was sworn out for
his arrest till after the finding of the
Coroner, which was made the next
morning. The preliminary examination
will be held at Samantha Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock before Squire
Teny Sanders.
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Absolutely Free.

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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-03-26

At the meeting of the County Farmers
Alliance on Saturday committee was
appointed for the purpose of making an
examination of the books and records of
the county offices. No general over
hauling OF the records will be made at
once, but each Township Alliance has
been instructed to send out the commit
tee any complaints they may have or
any specific instances of irregularity
N,ey may know of. These win be taken
in Sand by tho committee of investiga-
ton. wsich Is scomposed Of O. B. Edwards,
G. N. Pulse and J. G. Redkey.
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I The question building water works,
which was voted on at Greenfield last
Tuesday, was carried almost unanimous
ly, only twenty voting against it. The
John, P. Martin system will be used and
the estimated cost is $4,000. Besides
this 5000 will be spent for hose, water
ing troughs, etc. The water will be
obtained from Paint Creek and the
stand-pipe will be erected on high
ground back of the town. There are to
be forty-eight hydrants to be used in
case of fire. This will give the town a
great advantage in locating manufactsr-
les, as It gives immunity from fire and
provides water for use in manufacturing.
It ID proposed to dedicate the works
July 4th.
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Henry w. g. Brownlee, one of Hills
boro's most respected colored citizens.
died last Wednesday from an attack of
pneumonia of about weeks duration!
he was . native Of 6umpter county,
Alabama, whore he was born September
7th, 1925. After his emancipation from
slavery he remained in the South few
years, but about 1870 came to Hillsboro
where he has since resided. He was
known a. an industrious and law.abiding
citizen. The funeral took place ON Fri
day.
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A statement made by the Auditor and
Treasnfer of Clinton county shows that
ON March IS there was an overpsyment
of$l9, ,0l0 in the County fund, and s., 1858
in the Ditch fund, making a total over.
draft of s2l ,26s. The balances in favor
of the other funds amounted to $22,l72.
There ought to be some consolation in
this for those who are interested in
Highland county finances.
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1r. Cyrus Newby for Common Pleas
Judge.

4rs cyrus NeWDy Tor Common Pleas
Judge.
After ten years of service ON the Com
mon Pleas Bench, Judge Higgins pre-
fers to resume the practice of his pro.
fession and has given his friends to un-
derstand that he will not be candidate
for the third term. In looking about
for worthy and able successor the name
Of Mr.. Cyrus Newly seems to meet with
universal favor among Republicans.
Mr.. Newly is an able and successful
lawyer and has the confidence and
esteem of the people irrespective OF
party lines. His eminent qualification
for the responsibilities Of Common
Pleas Judgship are recognized by the
bar of this and the other counties Of the
district where we believe his candidacy
will be equally popular. He will receive
the warm support Of Highland county
and will make an excellent Judge.
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&. A. B.

There will be special meeting of ].
M. Barrere Post. No. 205, ON the evening
OF April 8, 1891, for the purpose of cele.
brating the 26th anniversary of the
order.
w. r. G. and S. of VS. are requested
to be present. Good speakers will be in
attendance. Let every member of the
Post make . special effort to be present.
BY order Of Commander in Chiet.
W. 7. GasussR, Adjutant Post.
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On Monday morning Judge Higgins
sentenced Grant Jenkins to three years
in the penitentiary for the crime of
highway robbery of which he was found
guilty by the jury at the last term of
court. Sheriff Mackerley took him to
Columbus on Tuesday.
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Oh, What O Cough.

: Will you heed the warning. The
signal perhaps of the sure approach of
that more terrible disease Consumption.
Ask yourselves If you can afford for the
sake Of so cents to run the risk and do
nothing for it. We know from expe I.
ience that Shiloh's Cure will cure your
cough. 1t never fails.
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Mr.. Maier Free died at his residence
on High street Friday evening after
brief illness. He was ~ years of age
and was a native of Lsngenzeim, Ger.
many. He came to America forty-nine
years ago and has been in business in
Hillsboro for thirty.seven years. The
remains were taken to Cincinnati for
burial on Tuesday morning.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-03-26

Misses Matte Rockhold and Grace
Ellifritz have arranged dancing party
at Euterpe Hall for Thursday evening
in honor of Frank Foraker and Homer
NsKeehan, who are expected home from
Delaware on their spring vacation.
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Marriage Licenses.

Harry S. Hill and Lizzie Crosen.
Chas. E. Kinzer and Eliza Bell Hawk
Edwin G. Boatman and Anna L. Hauck
]. G. Eylar and Ella Eyre.
j. w. Sprinkle and Bell Calvert.
Samuel Mccoy and Evaline West.
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At aprimary convention held at Sa-
mantha Thursday evening the following
township ticket was renominated to run
on the Peoples platform: Evan Good
and James Crispin, Trustees; Alfred
Swadley, Treasurer; J. S. Edwards, As
SCISSOR. A large audience was present.
About twenty votes were cast.
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Following are the candidates selected
by the Prohibitionists for the township
offices: Justice of the Peace, Milvern
Richards; Trustee, d. M. Taylor; Treas.
urer, Jacob Hiestand; Assessor, N. p,
Perry Worley; Assessor, S. p, Frank
Austin; Constables, VIM. Price, w. D.
Williams.
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Watches! Watches, Watches,

The largest selection of Silverine, Sol
i'd Silver, Gold Filled and Solid Cola
Watches for ladies and gentlemen In
Southern Ohio. Prices low enough IT,
suit everybody. A written guaranty
given with every watch. Please exani--
inelbefore you buy elsewhere.
FRANK EMMERLINo,
8 E. Main st., HillsboIo
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Mr.. Pearl Rowe, who has performed
the duties of "devil" in the NEws-HER.
AID Office with great efficiency and
geniality for the last year, has been pro-
noted and placed in charge of case of
his own. His place has been. filed by
Mr., Albert Drummer.
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House for Sale.

On East Walnut street, Hillsboro, q
two.story, ,seven-room dwelling house, IN
good repair, facing south, on the east ada
OF one-hundred-foot lot. Plenty e
good water. For terms inquire Of a.
Harman, corner Main and High STREE
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The Odd Fellows Of the New Vienna
Lodge came over on Monday evening to
perform some work in the higher de.
grees of the order, and were rovally en-
tertained by the brethren Of this place.
After the exercises were over banquet,
TO which about seventy-hve sat down,
was served by Gutridge 4 Foley.
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Easter Flowers.

There will be fine shipment of Pot
Flowers for Easter at Bowles' store on
Saturday next if the weather will per-
NIT. Flowers will be received each,
week during the season.
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Ask for Prices Flower of Youth, tho
most powerful blood purifier on thu
market. Manufactured and sold bv.
Seybsr & Co.
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All Persons

Contemplating building or repairins
will do we'll to call on Hallowell, Clark
4 Tudor for low prices on all kinds sf
lumber. Houses built on the INSTALL
ment plan,
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Oats, Corn and Potatoes.

Come and buy the welltried old Buck.
eye Super Phosphate, Bone PhosphaAs,
Mixture and Potato Grower Fertilizera.
to be sure of good success.
JAMES RHDCR
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For Rent.

A good farm of 200 acres, situate about
one mile west of Bell, o., on the waters
OF Brushcreek, known as the John
Halgh iarm. Cail on or address
JOHN w. ARTHUR, Hilisboro, q.
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Messrs. Burch Erwin and Arthur
jenkins left last Thursday for Marion,
Ind, where they have accepted positions
in a chair factory.
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Bob Burdette will lecture on "The Pill
grimage of the Funny Man." Admis.
sion, or reserved seat, so cents. Chart
will be at Gutridge 4 Foley's Friday
evening.
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Every Republican should make it a
point to attend the primary election.
Republicans are apt to be careless about
this. It is important that none but the
ablest and best men should be elected to
local Office.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-03-26

Mr.. T. H. Hogsett arrived with his
family from Columbus on Monday even.
ing, and will hereafter make his home
in Hillsboro.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-03-26

Spring stirs up the bile. You lose
your appetite, feel weak, too hot, and
Oh! go tired. Take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-03-26

Spring stirs up the bile. You lose
your appetite, feel weak, too hot, and
Oh! SO tired. Take Simmons Liver
Regulator
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Mrs. Bebee Barrere and daughter, Mar
garet, and Miss Minnie Mackerley re-
turned on Monday after visit Of several
weeks at South Salem.
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Spring OYercOats.

A select, fashionable and elegant a.
sortment at I. A. Feibels, S. to $50, and
every style.
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DR.. Walker Hughey, of Good Hope,
was in town last Monday calling on his
brother, J. M. Hughey, of the Hillsboro
Hardware Company.
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The public schools closed on Friday
for the spring vacation. The next term
begins Monday, March 30th.
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There will be Easter exercises at the
Mt. Zion Reformed Church next Sunday
evening.
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Bowles' have just received their fiysk
invoice of spring wall paper. The de-
signs are the handsomest ever brought
to this market. Call early and get the
first selections of these choice goods.
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DR.. McSurely and his son, Jamie, left
Wednesday for Hanover, Ind, where
the latter will enter the college for the
aprinQ term.
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Mrs. E. H. Cummings will 60 to
Amherst this week and will remain with
her daughter, Miss May, during the
spring vacation of the college.
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We are headquarters for ribbons.
Handling them in large quantities On.
ables US to give you low prices.
8. e. HIBBxN & Son.
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Money to Loan.

On real estate security, in sums TO-
suit borrower; no delay. Call on w.
L. Morrow. Office IN Strauss Building.
over Feibels store.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. DeArmond, OF
Cincinnati, were were guests OF DR.. w.
s. Rudisill on Sunday.
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WANTKD-Calves from two weeks ts.
3 months old. Call on or address
THos. II. NELSON, Hillsboro.
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Mrs. F. r. Shepherd is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Capt. Kennedy, at Gin.
cinnati.
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House on East Main street. For par.
ticulars inquire of j. H. Bowers.
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Try w, r. Smith & Co.'s Little Liver
Pills for headache, dyspepsia and consti-
patton. Safe cure and efectual.
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Bicycle for Sale.

Expert Columbia, So inch. Splendid
condition. Cheap. Apply at this Office.
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This is the time of the year to use W
r. Smith & Co.'s Horse and Cattle Pow.
ders. 20 cents per pound.
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oh Burdette at the Armory, April 2.

The News. HERALD is always on sale at
Bowers Bros.
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KILLED HIS FATHER.
Death Of W. W. Moore by the Hands
Of His Son, Austin Moore.

A Terrible Struggle Between Son and Fa-
ther in the Bedroom at Early Dawn
Mysterious Circumstances
Surrounding the Crime.
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The New Store is still selling Dry
Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes at the
same cheap prices.
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Unclaimed Letters.

List of unclaimed letters remaining in the
Post-oface at Hillsboro, March Esd, 1891.
Barrett Belinda Galley Abe
Cooley Milbur v Clere A )
Dewitt Jas Elliott L
Fuller DR. D NJ (O Foster Dewitt @
Henderson John Lsrkins A E
Moore Emma Malone Mrs Mary
Rowe Lizzie Sheely John
Vance Moses W Wilson Paulina
Wallace Mrs Minnie West E T
Williams Agnes e
Please say advertised letters In calling for
ths above. ERHINK CARSON. p. n.
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WANTED.-To buy 10000 bushels of
good ear corn. Call at Office OF ]. M.
Boyd & Co. and get prices.
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Highest market price paid for good
milling wheat at Model City Mills.
EVANS & INQUIRE.
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Students who will attend the Normal
should see Prof. Gall Saturday concern.
ing rooms. -
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Frank Emmerling sells fine steel
spectacles for so centsIand 81. Genuine
Pebbles at 81.
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For Sale.

carriage, ! buggy, l spring wagon,
l two horse wagon. Apply at this offica.
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For Rent.

Leave your orders early at Richards e.
Ayres'.
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You find the best fountain pen for
$l.75 at Frank Emmerling's.
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Wanted.

500 live rabbits. Must be full gruwR
and not crippled. H. w. WOLFE & Co.
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Cheap Goods at The New Store.
Cheap Dry Goods at The New Store.

BoWles' store,
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FoR RsNr.-A house on Beech street.
Apply at Engine House. IF. Erwin.
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Just received q large assortment oil
4ackintoshes from S. up to SIS. at I. A,
Feibel's.
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Wanfad

Cheap Boots and Shoes at The New
Store.
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The best fifty cent shirt in the market
at Walker & Santee's.
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The Masonic Social has been post
poned until May Z, 1891.
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Judge Geo. B. Gardner was in Wash
ington G. H. last week on legal business.
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Mrs. Anna E. Marks is enjoying her
vacation by visit to friends In Cincin-
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w. R. Smith & Co.'s Worm Lozenges
never fail 10 expel the worms.
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Those wanting trunks or valises should
call at Walker & Santee's.
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Children's knee pants for twenty. five
cents at Walker & Santee's.
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Cheap Notions at The New Store,

All the late styles of hats on exhibf-
ton at Walker & Santee's.
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For late styles in collars and neckwear
see Walker & Santee. H