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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-12
ALAMEDA.

Died in insane asylums" records briefly
the sad fate of Elizabeth SpIllman and
Celia II. Hall Kimball, whose remains
were received in Alameda yesterday. Mrs.
SpiIlman was the mother OF Mrs. F. g.
Welp OF 2l10 Eacinal avenue. and Mrs.
Kimball was an aunt Of F. II. PawIing Of
1921 Eucinal avenue. Mrs. Spillmzn WAS
confined at the ARnews asylum and Mrs.
Kimbal at Stockton. Mrs. Kmball was
a native of San Francisco, and for years a
teacher in the San Francisco School De-
partment.
On the Election Frauds.
City Attorney E. L. Taylor. who was a
mem Der oil the special committee TO secure
a recount for Governor, has returned from
Sacramento. Said Attorney Taylor in an
interview: 1--WE produced abundant evil
dence Of gross fraud at the late election in
San francisco, aud We could have easily
proved that 1900 ballots were frauduleDtly
counted In favor Of Budd, but the mem
bers OF the Assembly would not favor re
count, although the Senate was inclined to
do so. The Senatorial fight overshsdowed
everything else. But We succeeded in one
respect The Legislature will pass law
providing fora recount for Governor in
future" Mr.. Taylor stated that the re-
port that toe commitieedesired certain pre-
cinc.s thrown out on account of Irregular
tiles was false, as all that was asked for
was law authorizing recount OF the
ballots
Opposed to Annexation.
Alameda citizens do not want this city
annexed 10 Oakland. They think they
have mo small potatoes" of a town them
grasping Oaklanders. ut would be ab-
surd for Alameda to ever 90 into Oakland"
remarks President Forderer Of the City
Trustees, "and il it remains for her citi-
zens to decide the matter she mover will"
Says Mr.. Strauss, the Park-street mer-
chant: 1T would injure Alameda pro p
erty greatly. Oakland must be a very
selfish place. 1t already has nearly all the
business of this city, but it is not satisfied
and wants the city itself"
Directors Elected.
The Encinal Building and Loan Asso-
citation at its annual meeting elected the
rectors being: Charlie, S. Neal, Frank
Otis. f. Fl. Mccormick. Henry Seyening,
J. F. Forderer, f. w. Vogi, Herman
Cordes, E. B. Dunning and j. B. Barber !;
the officers are: Charles S. Neal, presi-
dent: K. B. Dunning, vice-president; En-
cinal Bank. treasurer; E. Minor Smith,
secretary; L. K. Taylor, attorney.
Awarded Medals.
Company G, n. G. g., has awarded
medals TO the wiDners In the years shoot
ing matches as follows: E. A. Cleveland,
first class, gold medal; Joe Mofiit. second
class. silver medal with gold leaf: Z. r.
Mcdonald, third class. plain silver medal.
Large School Enrolment.
The Alameda public schools start the
new year with a pupil for every seat, tho
tntal enrolment In the sever schools being
oodS
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CALLED IN.
The Entire Band OF indian Scouts to
Be Abolished.

What a world OF anecdote, adventure and
romance Il. recalled by the announcement that
the United States War Department has at
last decided TO abolish the entire band OF
Indian scouts whom they and their pre-
decessors in Office have ever since the be-,
ginning OF this century had In their pay.
1t is doubtful whether a more interesting
and suggestive figure is TO be found in the
realms of fiction Than that of the old Iudan
fighter or scout VINO appears in several OF Fen.
nmOre Choppers romances under the various
names OF La Tongue Carabine, Leatherstock.
ing, the Deersayer. The Bee Hunter, and
Hawkeye, aud whose adventures have
thrilled and held spellbound many gen.
eratlons OF children, and, indeed. OF readers
OF all ages. The wonderful tales of
the OLD mans sagacity, of his matches
skill with Kentucky rifle, OF his capacity to
read Alright The signs presagiDg change OF
weather. OF his unerring accuracy in tracking
his foes through the mazes of American forests
and swamps-all these qualities, and many
moro OF like kind led Thackeray TO pro
Donnce that "in the whole of Scott's lot there is
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uARRIEO.

VEGHTE- NELSoN-In this city, January 10,
1895, by the Rev DR.. ollie. Alfred L. feghte
and Nellie VI Ne son, both OF San francisco.
DEICHMILLER-MIl LER-In this city. January
10 1873 5 by the Rev Dr. Ollie. Conrad Deich.
miller and Jennie Miller, both OF san FRANCISCO
BACH-MOHNS-In Alameda. January
8, 1895, by the Rev. J. Fuendeling. William Kali
tenbsch OF San Francisco and Anua Mohns OF
Alameda.
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BERKELEY.

A union meeting OF the Women's Mis-
sonary Circles of Berkeley was held
Thursday afternoon In the First Corgre-
gational Church. a choir selected from
the different churches rendered the music
for the occasion. Five dollars, the amount
of the collection, was donated to the Asso-
ciafed Charities.
Mrs. George G. Haight, president OF the
Baptist missionary Society and of the
Foreign Quarterly Missionary Society,
was elected to the chair. OF the pastors,
Rev. w. c. Learned, DIR. N. A. Keichum
aud DR.. Robert Bentley were pre.ent
Mrs. Alfred Hummer. wife Of the pastor
OF the First Methodist Church of Oakland,
made strong APPEAL for foreign missions.
Mrs. Sunderland spoke upon the success
OF foreign missionaries and it's justification
of the work. Social settlement work id
West Oakland was the topic of Miss Mary
T. Norton's address.
She Was at Altamont
Miss Belle Wilcox, who comes to Bsrke-
ley from New YORK, was passenger on
the Inflated express that cotllded with The
work train in the Altnmont tunnel. Miss
Wilcox was sitting In the bnffet-car and
was thrown violently forward, striking
her head on the seat irons, brnisiDg her
head and shoulders. She is under
physicians care now.
high School Musicians.
The Berkeley High School choral class
announces concert at Shattuck Hall on
the evening OF January 18.
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DIED.


Barrett, Michael Kafka. Joseph
Bush. Andrew Levy, Elias
Bradley f. McConahey, Willie F.
Belden, Walter c. Noonan, John II.
Cassidy. John j. OBrisn. Liza
Clement, Violotta VBrien, Patrick
DAME son. Daniel X. Prentiss, caroline la
Fillmore. Esther r. Razzo, Antonio
Force, Miss Emorct z. Ryan. Mrs. Mary
Green. Michael Reilly, Lizzie T.
GDlmor, ohm b. Ryan, Raipn
Hennessoy, Bessie Shaw. Bon william D.
Harper, W. Street, George w.
Harvey, Charles C. Tries. Adam
Kuhn, Fred welton, Donald P.
this city, January 10. 1895. Es.
Their r., beloved wife of Charles Fillmore. and
mother of Mrs. =. J. Ryan. native oil SCOTLAND,
aged AZ years and 29 days
ES- Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
Saturday at O'Clock A. NJ from her late
residence. els Fourteenth street. thenceto st.
Charles Borromeo Church. where a requiem
mass will be celebrated for the repose OF her
soul, commencing at 9:5O O'CLOCK A. NJ inter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
UBRIEN-In this city, January 10. 1895. Liza.
beloved wife of JohE O'Brien, mother OF the
Rev Father Joseph Damien O'Brien. OF. Sarah
OBrien and Mrs. j. j. Tierney, native OF
County Clare, Ireland, aged SO years months
and days.
B8- Friends and acauaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY
Saturday. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, from her late
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MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth. marriage and death notices sent BY mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publ ication Offices and De tndorsed
with the nam and residence OF persons aurhorz ed
to have the same pubished.J
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RORN.

BORN.
HAYES-In this city. January TO- 1895, to the
wife OF John j. Hayes, daughter.
BUHLERT-December %, 1894. TO the wife OF
Jean Buhiort of south San Francisco. daugh-
ter.
MAAs-Decemper 81, 1894. to the vile of P. H.
Mas daughter
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

The central span of the ST. Louis bridge
is 500 feet. the side spans SIS feet each.
The Washington times., 1895-03-31

q hack ground of clansea hle wet, which
serves as the face OF the pillow
The pile OF the velvet is the rlainty gray
Tint OF freshly-hurnel ashes, while beneath
it CLEANS q cherry red color, suggestive Of
fire flame.
The entire design is edged with tiny gold
cord couched into place with yellow silk
thread, heavy gold cord edges the clsh-
ion with d;sungue twists in the cord at
the corners. 1t is backed with sUmber
brown satin
This design would be very lovely made
up in linen duck, with the wreath enbroid-
cred in green, or it might still be 3ppfiqued
in satin, as the satin is so like the gloss OF
the actual laurel leaf. In applique work
the design should always he backed by
stout muslin. cut out carefully, and thor
oughly basted upon the background, about
the edges, then hemmed down firmly with
self-GoloFed sewing SILK, and lastly over
set with the cord, ceuched at regular inter
walls. smoothly and evenly for handsome
effect
blue denim pillow with this design
wrought in white embroidery cotton and
finished with heavy white cord, makes
a durable and attractive pillow covering.
The siesta pillow, to be used in the hum
The Washington times., 1895-03-31
For Your Use in
a SUTlI1l8P 0i88ia
HOMEMADE COUCH CUSHIONS
FOR COUNTRY VERAXDAS.
Linen Duck, Blue Denim and
GAY Bandana Are the Ma
teria1s-Gifts.

For piazza use at seaside cottage,
where sunshine and sea freeze abound,
nothing can exceed the appropriate lcveii-
ness Of ''The Sen Dragon Pillow II is
made up in the usual size, eighteen inches
by eighteen inches square. .,he covering
is of eagreen satin, that repraduces II ef-
feet the very sheen of the water tr sunlight
The design upon the face Of the cushion
is a sea dragon drawn in exquisite curves
and sweeps ana wrought in ilv,r and gold
japanese cord. couthed down, With white
and yellow silk thread The mhroidery
sparkles and rlints from ne g-reen lack
ground. A five-ineh double ,uefle OF the
satin, overset with a foar-inch rail- Ct fish
net spangled in silver ard gold, completes
the tout ensemble This dastSn VIII recon-
mend itself in cheaper sFlIffs, green cTepon
or denim, at fifteen csnss Il :-aTd. The
dragon, or q fish net and ligtle 'ieheS afloat
in water hues may be readily drawn
upun the material and work, Il. in Jap
ancse gold and silver cord and rndcbei into
place.
The laurel leaf design IS 1lade If dark,
rich green satin. knctsed together at the
base t7y meaIYs OF n brown vsslv-,U eaw-Fnot
The design is cut out and appiiqued upon
The Washington times., 1895-03-31

delicate blue prsdOminatiHg in the bright
plaid, VIII make servlCeable and mex
pensive covers. White dlu5ity and lowered
chiDtZ VIII prove even fresher after visit
TO the washtubS than at first
The fourth, suitable FOR wedding gift
is On heavy white satin, the linked hearts
worked IN silver. Lace and satin frilIs
enCiFCle this charming pillow for bride
and at one corner Is caught with knot
of white ribbons and cluster Of orange
blossoms.
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saengerbund concert Tonight.

The third concert Of the saengerbund,
under the direction OF Prof. Vim. Wal
decker, takes place this evening at the
Academy OF Music. The programme is as
follows:
1. Overture, Merry Wives OF windsor, -
Nicolai. Orchestra. 2. Male chorus,
"0h, Love While Love is Left to Thee. -
Malmene. Baritone solo, AiT. f. Lemer
Saengerbund. 3. Piano soio.s ''Ballade
No. g." Chopin, Miss Alice Burbage. A.
Aria from Queen OF Sheba," Gounod, Miss
Emma Albrecht, OF Baltimore. 8. Not
tUrno and ScherZa from Midsummer
Nights DTeam,f' NIendelss0hn, orchestra
6. Bright Star OF Love-" Robandi. with
violin and cello obligato, Mr.. j. j. Fisher
Z. Ungarian Rbapsedie, No. IL, List,
Miss Burbage g. Male chorus, 1.-The
Dewdrops FAIL Spioler, Saengerbund
8. New Vienna" Strauss, orchestra
10. "Songs ;" selected, Miss Albrecht
IL 'Bnndeshymne,p van der STRICKEN.
Saengerbund and orchestra
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How's This?

We offer S10o reward for any case of
catarrh that cannot be cured by Hairs
Catarrh cure.
f. j. CHENEY & CO., props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known f. j.
Cheney for the last fifteen years, and be-
lieye him perfectly honorable in all busi-
ness transactions, and Financially able
to carry out any obligation made by their
firm.
ledo, Ohio.
W1alding, Hinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price, T5c. per
bottle Sold by all druggists. Testi-
monials free.
The Washington times., 1895-03-31

mock snd indoors. for the invisorating
forty wInlls that restores the pink N the
cheek ard comfort TO The nerves, should
have cover made OF material that VII
readily launder.
The cover sEoBld Be left Open at one side
and furnished with try tUttonh0les nd
little flat lace buttons, tnat VIII fasten be
meath blind EeEn, under fluffy, volumi-
nous ruffles that VIII wholly conceal tns
opening.
Cay bandauHa. win yellow. PINK and
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Recenfion TO Rer. pr. Lerun.

The members and friends OF Gorsuch NJ
E. Church -assedbled Thursday night to ten
der their pastor, Rev. j. H n. Lemon, re-
oeption onhis return among them forthelast
conference year Speeches were made
by leaders OF the church branches, and
music rendered by tie choir An address
by the pastor concluded the programme.
sir. Lemon mas worked hard, and the
church is in a very 1iourislIiIIg condition.
The Washington times., 1895-03-31
Light record Of Robbcries.

Only two robberies Were reported to
Inspector Hollinberser at police headquar-
ters yesterday. John II. Hauer, of No.
sol Second street northeast, had a gold
watch and plated chain stolen from his
person, and box of striped shirts was
taken from the store of Joseph Auerbach,
No. 623 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
The Washington times., 1895-03-31

In Bombay Miss Rachel A. BENJAMIN has
passed the matTiculation xaminatiOn. the
first female member of the BeHi- Israel cons
munity who has achieved tn 3 distinction
at the Bombay University nee lis fouutIa-
tiOn in 1907. For the first time also mem
Der of the Basdadi community has obtained
the degree OF IL D. Messrs E 81 Ezekiel
and Joseph Ezekiel have been appointed
examiners in Hebrew.
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EDMONDS g. WILLIAMS,
Cor. Sd and Penn. ave NV

Acker & Kenner, a429 Penn. ave. NV.
c. "A Prentiss, 935 9th st. NV.
Healey. Sd and Mass. Ave. NV.
II c. EaStertiay, 700 N j. ave NV
Smith & Pearson, N j. ave and NV.
Hoyle * Co. 4th and T. Capitol.
DeMan & Hsslmsen, Sd and II Capitol.
DeMoTl & Helmsen, 9th and E se
Seheller& Stevens, s9thand Penn awe. NV
8. 7. Stott. 800 nm. ave. NV.
The Washington times., 1895-03-31

A well known resident OF Amsterdam
passed a way February Is, in the person OF
DIR. Il. II. COssChalk. He was in his d nety-
fifth year, having received his degree ss
long ago as 1922. He pra6ticed con-
tinuOusly for over sixty years
The Washington times., 1895-03-31

Herr seIig BlschofweTder, oi5erkanstar in
Lissa, was the recipient ora gold medal from
the EmpeForOr Germany on the celebration
OF his golden wedding
The Washington times., 1895-03-31
JEWISH NOTES

The United Hebrew Relief Society, Of
Chicago, has issued strong appeal. through
its directory ,foTsnbscr;ptinns and donations
to relieve the distress OF it's many applicants.
The Washington times., 1895-03-31

San Francisco hasa Jewish mayor. Jew
ish tax collector. j Jewish assistant district
attorney, a Jewish police judge, and several
Jewish members or the legislature
The Washington times., 1895-03-31
Reduced Isates TO -Baltimore

Via B. & o., Saturday and sundny, March
80 and 81. Roundtrip tickets 81 20
good until following Monday.
The Washington times., 1895-03-31

The feast OfPHrIm was largely celebrated
throughout the city last Sunday evening.
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PROF. L. D'AQUINo.
To whom il NAV concern:

To whom it may concern:
do hereby certify that the testimonials
and affidayits hereuuto attached are fac
SMILES OF the originals, and would further
state from my personal observation OF the
popularity of the .:Good Samaritan Salye"
compounded by Prof. Louis ID A quiTlo de-
serves all the praise that has beeneXtended
to it,
The professor is n man that deserves all
the praise and c0nmendation that may he
extended 10 him by the public for his won
derful discovery.
JOHN III. FELLOWS.
Mayor City of Scranton
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this
31st day Of January, 1893.
u. d. FELLOWS, Notary Public
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One Box Does the Work.

Tt has never been known to fail Thou.
shouId not be without it Every family
should have Il box in the house If your
druggist has itnet teIIfIim to getyou a box
1tmay save You and your fanil Y greatpa in
and big doctor bills.
Be sure you set the right article.
The Washington times., 1895-03-31

A Jewish reserve corporal 'inthe Russian
army, k0znIHsky. by name, has returned TO
LiPOyetZ, ana relates thar in 1S90he vasur-
dered TO serve in the Caucasus, where he
eventually became corporal. Last year he
Was placed on the reserve list aud returned
home tOhisyilIage N the POd0IGsk province.
where his grandfather, parents, and he were
born and lived; but on his arrival he was IN
formed by the police that b. theIaw or1SS2
he had to leave the village immediately.
The Washington times., 1895-03-31

The correspondent or an English con-
temporary tells the following story of
Braham: "One Friday night, when per-
forming at the Royalty TheateT in Well
close Square, he had TO carry a lighted tarep
in guiding 'benighted baron and his al
tendant across bridge, and some one calles
out, You meshumed tbaptized Hebrew,
put down the candle This so frightened
him that he dropped tine torch and ran OF,
setting the audience ia roar OF laughter
The Washington times., 1895-03-31

B.aerhehm Tree, the noted English ac-
tor, will be at the Grand Opera House
the first three nights OF next week. Rico's
spectacular extravaganza, "1492," VIII
fill out the week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-19
Adj Vent 1 Sc
in the
ARE
Mortgage ForeelositfS SdlS.


First publication December 10th 1861
snEFAULT having been made in the payment
~ d the sum Of One Hundred thirty -twO ami
ga-100 Dollars, which is claimed to be. due and is
due at the date Of this notice upon a cGytn
mortgage. duly 4xetlted aud delivered by Ola,a
Holson and Anna Hoison. his wife, as
ttittrt agdrs, to George Butler. mortgage.
beating date the End day Of October 1882. and
with power Of sale therein cont famed duly re-
corded IN the office Of the Register OF Deeds IL
Gnd for the county OF Marshall. and state ot
MINNESOTA. on the 3rd day 81 Oct ober. 1871.
at 40 O'clock g. nj, IN book r. Of Mortgages,
Which said mortgage, together wtfh, the debt
secured thereby, was duly assigned by iy;lld
George Butler, mortgagee. to Charles !. Bradiils,
by written assignment, dated the 20 day OF NOV.
II Deeds. on the Goth day of Nov. 1893. Mt =
G,elock r. tn. IN hook go Of morfgaaes on
page 1l3.
Which, said mortgage, together with said debt
secured thereby. was duly assigned by said
Ghhfles A. bradley. The assignee and holder
thereof to the Plano Misunderstanding Company
by written assignment dated tile 2lth day al
April, 1886. and recorded OH tile Goth day OF
April. 1895. at lO:aO o'clock a. m.. in Book. IT.
III MJrttages on IJnge 1874: and no action on pro-
reedtna having been ihstitdted: at Law or other
Wise, to recover the debt ssctired by said Motfa
gage or any part thereof,
Nij.y ..t...erefOre. Notice is Hereby Given That
IL Virtue 81 the ponssr 81 sale contained in s,,i,I
ijit&age, ana piirsuhnt td rilo statute IN such
citse iade aid prG dat, lie s,iid n
be foreclosed by sate III tie Premises escriban
in and conveyed by said mortgage, sis..
The northwest quarter OF section thirty-f6tii
can in township one hundred and fifty. five tl55l
north, OF range forty nire 49) west.
lin Marshall County and State Of Minnesota,
with the heredttaments and appurtenances:
which sale will be made by the sheriff Of said
Marshall County. at the front door Of the COnrt
House, In the City OF Warren. in said Comfy
and Slate. on the slst day of January 1886.
at 10 o'clock a. M. OF that day. at public sell-
due, to the highest bidder for cash, to ply said
debt oil one hundred thirty two and 26-lG0
Dollars. and interest, and the taxes
II any. on said premises, and Twenty five
Dollars attorney fees, az stipulated in and by
said mortgage In ease OF foreclosure. and tile
tiishnrse ments allowed by law; subject to re.
1empt on at any time within one year from, the
day OF sale provided by law.
Dated December 18th. A. d. 1895.
THE PLANO MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
s. Cooke. Attorney. Moftgagee.
Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-19
Marvellous Results.

From q. letter written by Rev. j.
Gunderi,an, of Dimondale, Mich,
Nc are permitted to make tins ex-
tract: 81 have no hesitation in
Recommending DR.. Kings New
Discovery. Is the results were al.
ln,.st marvellous in the case Of M.
wife. While | was pastor of tile
b.ptist Church at R;yes junction
she Was brought down with l'len-
m:nis 81, co, ding g., Grippe. Ter
|sible pHroxysms ~ coughing would
last hours with little interruption
and Il seemed n II size could not
survive them. a friend recon-.
msidpd Dr.. Kings New Discovery;
IS was quick in its work and high
" satisfactory in results Trial
hotties free ii Whitney Drug store
Regulnr size Soc and Si.fN. Il
5 One Minnie. Cpngi, Cnre is q, pop,l
lar remedy i,r Group. S.,fe for chii-
dr-n and adults. Clapil's iDrn9
stOFf.s ss &, 81 Fl Il S.
Moody sells reliable Boots and
Shoss cheaper than Do.
I F. FRANssoN.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-19

DR.. Prank Rose. dentist. will he in
Warren on the 18th to the Goth OF
each month prepared to do all man
#ner of dental work. Fine gold,
crown and bridge work il specialt,
Office ut Windsor hotel.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-12-19
LOOK 9 HERE,

/ have Just received and have OH
handsa large and fine assortment 81
cloths for fnll and winter suits.
can make you mp a suit on short no
ticc, as there will be no delay in or.
.lering the goods. Come in and ex-
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mnnship, and you can'tlsclp but give
ME I'M order anil receive sn tisiaction
Il. f. NELsor,
Merchant Tailor.