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The sun., 1895-05-09
Attention. Hancock. Veterans,

To THE EDITOR or THE SuN-Sir: / would
like to learn the names and Post Office address
Of any Of the comrades who served In Compa-
MES Z OF |. Fifth Regiment United States Vet
eran Volunteers. Hancock's veteran CORPS be-
tween March, 1868, and June. 1857.
JAMES CARNEY
BLooMINGpALE. Essex county. \. V, May.
The sun., 1895-05-09
II Spoke for Itself.

TTOnl IUf.
DAshAway-JAgway has Just invented q new cock.
tail saw him yesterday and guess it's going 10 be
q
Cleverton-what did he say aboutiti
Dashaway-He couldn't talk.
The sun., 1895-05-09

Local NH-vs--Tho CIT, and Suburban News Bureau OF
the CSrTrn PRRss and NEW rcRE ASSOCIATED IREss
n at 2t to 20 Ann street. All Information and docu.
ments for public usc instantly disseminated to the
press OF the whole country.
The sun., 1895-05-09

To THE EDITOR OF THE suN-Sir: Will THE suns cat
be on exhibition ut tho "Cat Show 10 be held this
week1
II 3d. wego. ]. wv.
Not he. Time Is not his to seek foreign glory
on outside fields. or to go snoopine round for
personal entertainment to the neglect of his
ceaseless duty to the public. continuous and
perpetual cat in THE sun Office is part OF tho
contract with Our readers. AS for prizes. he is
hOrs cOncOurs. But we advise J. NJ. w. and 9TH
ers to 20 to the show. all the same
The sun., 1895-05-09
ChIeago's CLier Advaatase.


from LIE.
you've made since your stay here 2
New yorker-The fact that there are 200 trains leav
Ing daily.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1895-10-12
The Mexican HiDpOdrO111
Will Exhibit a1

Standing Races Chariot Races Hurdle and Wild Texas Steer Races
Senor Francisco and his Vaqueos Miss May Lille the only lady
who shoot unenngy with rifle Horseback bevy
of beautiful Wild Western Girls. Spotted Mustangs, Buck
ing Bronchos, adrove of Wild Texas Steers. Artillery
Races in the clearing, and herds ofliving Buffaloe.
Some of the noted Ranchmen, famous
for their skill with the Iariat
ROUNDUP BRANDING CATTLE
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1895-10-12
NO.. l3.

about third term for Presidents
Cleveland by the papers through
the country, both favorable and ur.
| favorable to the schem". Those favor
able are mostly that breed of dogs
called mugwumps, or Cleveland wOr--
shippers. Nobody has higherregarG
FOR President ClevelaNd's greatness
than the writer, who believes that de-
spite several serious mistakes he has
made. he is one of the greatest anC
surely one OF the most successful lead.
ers the Democratic par y ever had
And while we believe # the convention
were to meet and nominate frienC.
Grover without = dissenting voice, he
would of course. through respect to his
party, lay aside his personal feelings
in the matter and again accept the
nomination. But mark you this-you
don't see any great rush OF American
people falling all over each other.
breaking arms and legs in a granC.
scramble to turn our great Republic
into monarchy, and you never will,
Possibly no humble citizen in this
great country is in closer touch witts
President Cleveland than the writer
You know We hail from MY Dear
Catchings S" district. That OF itself
sets US up close to Grover: then too he
is New York Democrat and we are d.
Mississippi Democrat, which we all
know are as close together as three III
bed. We often walk over to the
White House and have a social drink
and smoke with G-over and his Cabi,
net. That is, to say, they take a mint
julipa and smoke their Havanas quite
socially in the drawing room, and We
drink at the fountain out in the yard
and stroll over the grounds putflng0
away on our five center as socially as
you please. How much closer would
you want to get to the President?
Should one get much closer to him he
would be taken in charge by the po"
lice.
How do the free silver "Pops' OF
Mississippi and the gold bug Pops
of Dele eware span the great gulf be-
tween them? Somebody has estima tee
that if the Populist party grows aS
fast for the next ten years as it b as
ior the last ten, that it will take D.
Philadel pha lawyer six months to-
find any record that it ever existed.
BY the way, a gifted young Mlssls
sippian wa recently honored in Wash
iuglon. which fact we find no mention,
of in the State papers. Two weeks
ago when Hon. Monroe McClurg, Of
Walden. was here, he was invited tC
address the Interstate Democratic As
sociaton. which as Its name indicates,
is an association of Democrats from all
the States and Territories in the
United States. As characteristic of
the man. Mr.. McClurg made a splen'
did Democratic address, which was
roun, ly applauded and greatly appre-
ciated bv the association. The distinc-
ton conferred on him is one that Sena-
tors are proud o..
Sincerely and Democraticly yours,
PERCY L. MOORE
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1895-10-12
rec Exhibition On arrival Grounds.
MISSION: Children under I1a1fE'r1ce
TICKET ADMITS TO ALL NO EXTRA CHARGE SEATS.
She Did Not Suffer.

Three months before our first child
my wife suffered so from cramps and
pains she could not get in and out o1
the house without help, and was often
in bed for two or three days at a time
Iobtained bottle of Mothers Friend
and after the first application pains and
cramps ceased. She continued to use
the remedy, and suffered no serious in
convenience until the hour of contine
ment-at which time she suffered bu1
little pain-her recovery was rapid and
complete-in fact, she suffered no pain
after birth. Her friends say they never
saw anything to equal her case. Truly
Mothers Friend" is a blessing to ex'
pectant mothers, and my wife shall
never be without it.
E. E. JOHNSTON,
Entaula. Ala, Dec. s, 1894.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1895-10-12
PUBLIC PRINTING,
The Clarion Ledger Bids Low and Gess'
Most OF 1t.

The board Of public contracts fnish-
ed its labors yesterday evening and de-
cided who shall have the public print
ing for the next two years. MARSHALL
& Bruce, of Nashville got the station
ary contract.
The Messenger Publishing Company
of this city got the 9th class, which
embraces the rebinding Of old books.
The Clarion Ledger was awarded
the lst, End, 3rd and 4th classes. Their
biz WAS very low, and the paper that
got it will have the consolation Of
knowing that it has the privilege Of
doing work at about cost, unless they
can manage to get relief bill through
the legislature. re.-Jackson News.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1895-10-12
NOn-Resident Notice

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, nora,t.
To Ella Mccullough, ~
Ycu are hereby commanded to appear
before the Chancery Court Of Grenada
county in said State, or the 3rd Mon.
day in October, 1895, to defend the suit
in said Court, of Geo. Mccullough,
wherein you are made defendant. This
10th day of Sept, 1895.
J. G. PERRY, Clerk.
LONGsTREET & BARKsDALE,
Solicitors.
IA, Sept 95-4t.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1895-10-12
AdmipistrotOrs Notice.

All persons are hereby notified that
the undersigned has been appointed by
the Chancery Court Of Grenada county,
Mississippi, Administrator of the
Estate Of Jonathan Payne, deceased,
and all creditors of said deceased must
ble and have registered their claims
within the time allowed by law, else
they will be barred. G. B. JONES,
Sept. %, '95 3-w. Administrator.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1895-10-12

Japan has ordered 800 miles of sub
marine cable from England, which is
to be used in line to Formosa. The
Japanese propose to do all the work
themselves with their own cable ships,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1895-10-12

v11ANrED:-Several trustworthy gentle
w men or ladies to travel IN Mississippi
for established, reliable house. Salary $3.50
and expenses. Steady position. Enclose
refrrnce and self-addressed stamped en-
veloIe, The Dominion Company, Third
Elooh Omaha Building, Chicago, Ill.,
Oct II, 'N5-4m.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1895-10-12
NEW ME- At MARKET!

The undersigned have opened up a
first.,lass MEAT MARKET on Depot
Street, Grenada, where we will keep
nothing but the best OF
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton sau-
sage, Country Produce, Etc.
VIII sell at the lowest possible prices
for CASH. A share of the public pat
aonage is solicited.
S. L. BOSWORTH & co.
OFT sos
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1895-10-12

Courtland, Miss, Dec. 5, 1892.
For cuts, bruises, etc., have never
used anything equal to DR.. Tichenor's
Antiseptic. W. L. HERON.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-11

gone to Hawaii.
The regular concert at Emma
Square at 1890 p. III.
Prof. Libornio is arranging for
concert by the native band.
A new short continued story be-
gins In this evenings STAR.
Henry Bertelmann was in town
for short time this morning.
Morgan will sell furniture at the
Bishop residence at 10 in the morn
ing.
A poem is the means adopted by
McInerny today to call attention to
shoes.
c. w. Ashford's safe was moved
from his office to his house this
morning.
The new pastor of Central Union
church should arrive by the steamer
next Thursday.
Hakuah Sylvia, one of the rebels
used as a witness, was released
Saturday night.
Mail for the S. S. Kahului will
close at 9 a. m. tomorrow. She will
sail at 10 O'Clock.
A policeman returned from
Palola valley this morning bringing
one rebel carbine.
President Dole and wife and
party will complete the circuit OF
Oahu this evening,
H. f. Wichman, the optician,
today calls special attention to
glasses in his new ad.
N. S. Sachs is making speciality
of corsets this week. One dollar
takes Va. so article.
Ned Imhoff is again compra-
dore and has headquarters at
Henry Davis & Cos.
FoUND-Bay horse, no brand,
short tail, three white fetlocks.
This office for information.
On Wednesday, at 10, i'll his
salesroom, Morgan will sell fine
lot of household furniture.
J. f. Clay, business manager OF
the Payadise, was out today for the
first time in several weeks.
The dance to be given by the
Lei lima Club at Sans Souci will
take place Wednesday evening.
IT'S sweet TO love, but, oh, how
bitter, To love girl whose shoes
don't fit her. Shoe Store.
The Military Commission met
this morning and adjourned to 10
a.. IN. next Monday unless sooner
called.
Mrs. Egner of the Salvation
Army addressed the Y. P. S. Z. E.
of Central Union church Sunday
evening.
Captain "Bill" Larsen is now an
expressman, with headquarters at
King and Nuuanu and telephone
No. 245.
Macfarlane have something to
say to the public about tine prince
of champagnes, the brand from
Mumm & Co.
Three sailors from the Phila'
delphia who had over stayed theii
liberty ashore were taken in by the
police this morning.
Theo, c. Porter and E. d
Tenney, executors of the will o.
the late NJ. Goldberg, have flee
their annual account.
Sam Johnson, of Co F, N. G. H.
has lost his silver shooting trophy
and would be extremely obliged Il
receive it from the finder.
If you want to buy, sell or ex
change stamps, go to Joint. Brown
No. a, Masonic Temple, Alake'
street. Box AL.
Fine pleasure boats for ladie
and gentlemen at the new HAVE
iian Boat House, foot of Richar
street. Moonlight boating parties
etc.
Captain Rice of the tug saw
big whale off Diamond Head Sal
urday afternoon. If he had strin
he thinks ne would have brough
the whale to town.
When you want fine watch re
pairing done or jewelry made, go !
H. G. Biart, Fort street at Gertz
Mr.. Biarts long experience is
guarantee of good workmanship.
Alexander Hill, the captain WI
attempted to skip to Tahiti on II
Waimanalo, was released this ate
noon. He is under police su
veillance, and will leave Il
country as soon as possible.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-11
FOR GALLANT CONDUCT.
PRESENTATION MADE TO ONE or
THE COUNTRY's HEROES.
Services of Fred j. Lowrey Recognixed-
A Dazriing Badge and n Piece of
Commodious siiverware.

Fred J. Lowrey, sergeant Of
Squad 8, Citizens Guard, was the
recipient of elegant presents Satur-
day evening, all for gallant conduct.
To say that Sergeant Lowrey was
surprised is to put It mildly. His
squad appeared at his home in a
body. An elaborate address pre-
coded the gifts, to which Mr.. Low
rey replied as only the battle SCARED
veteran can.
The presents are now on exhibit
ton in the windows OF Levers &
Cookies store, Fort street.
They consist of a badge, which
Sergeant Lowrey has promised to
wear only on spC cial occa sions, and
an immature TIA set. Tee badge
design is tle role and star OF the
Citizens Guarl. The material is
rich brass lately polished. In the
center is an elegant amethyst
grown in some big glass factory.
An American shield handsomely
colored caps the whole to perfection.
A coffee pot Of beautiful Welsh
silver tells the remainder of the
story Of esteem for gallant con-
duct.
But that is not all. A card ac-
companied the present upon which
are the following assuring words:
Presented by Citizens Guard
Squad No. 3 to the Sergeant and
his wife"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-11

Captain "Bill' Larsen is now an
expressman, with headquarters at
King and Nauanu and telephone
No. 2AS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-11
KAwAIAHAO's NEED.
Finances and the Preservation of the
Old Stone Church.

Finances and the Preservation of the
Old Stone Church.
The total amount required for
repairs to preserve Kawaiahao
church is $1,000. This sum will
save the building. There is that
much standing between the life and
death of the historic structure.
This is OH the basis Of dollars and
cents. In the abstract there pro-
tects Kawaiahao the veneration
for its achievements and the hope
for its future.
The committee on preservation
of the old stone church now has a
fund of $4,000. This was realized
from fair. There is required $1,000
more before work can be starte@.
George p. Castle is treasurer and
contributions may be made to him.
A great many people have hereto
fore expressed Willingness to as
sist. The opportunity is now pre-
scented.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-11
LIIUE'S COURT TERN.
INTERESTING CALENDAR HANDLED
by JUDGE HARDY.
Nearly Every Onensc in the DscaloEue
Except Murder-A Islander Case
some Acquittsis- Notes.
LIHuE. March 9th.

LIHUE, March 9th.
Circuit Court, Fifth Judicial
Circuit, Lihue, Kauai, opened
March 9th, 1895. Hon. Judge
Hardy, presiding.
The cases disposed of were as
follows:
Kano PHO, selling liquor with
out license, appeal withdrawn.
Peleue, manning, plea Of guilty.
Six months at hard labor and $roc
fine.
Rathburn, ENLIGHTENMENT. Jury
disagreed.
Keanaua, possession of opium,
plea OF s Utility.
The above are Hawaiian Jury.
J. Opfergelt, assault aud bait cry
not guilty.
All Poi, possession of opium, bail
forfeited.
Ahuna, bribery, defendant dis
charged
w. ]. Donnelly, assault and
battery, bail forfeited.
All Kui and All In, opium in
possession, appeal withdrawn.
Kenikini and Laisang, same, APP.
peal withdrawn.
c. All Heo, same, appeal with.
drawn.
All In and eight others, gaming
appeal withdrawn.
L. Kahbaum, assault and bat.
terry, appeal withdrawn.
Iwami Kura, Polygamy; dis
charged for want of evidence.
Hata, Regaima; and thirty others
Conspiracy. Declined to prosecute
Inada, assault and battery
Guilty.
A. G. Brodie VS.. Ogilvie. Sian.
der. Verdict for defendant.
A case not appearing above is
that of six japanese charged with
assault upon Mr.. Prosser, a luna
on Kekaha plantation. They were
found guilty and sentenced to six
months Imprisonment and to pay
fines of $50 each.
The weather is very dry with q
great deal of dust.
Rice's Fair View Hotel was full
of guests during the session o
Court. This hotel, which is one o.
the best in the land, is quite a val
liable adjunct to the island.
| ID
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-11
MORE WAR MATERIAL.
FIND OF TWENTY POUNDS OF GIANT
POWDER BEYOND EVA.
the Trail of More of the stuf-One
Rifle Found.

Specials Johansen and Durrell re-
turned from the neighborhood of
Waianae at noon Sunday bringing
one rifle, one shot gun and about
twenty pounds Of giant power.
The stuff was rebel war material.
A boy came to town few days
ago and reported that lot of dyna-
lite was in the hands of natives be-
You'd Eva. The specials set out
on horseback 10 look it up.
In one house near Waianae they
found a rifle belonging to the lot
landed by the Waimanalo. After
hard work some of the powder
was located. They reached
the house about midnight. 1t was
dark and raining. Ii 50 happened
that just as they entered the yard
the two natives living there started
away with the powder to bury it.
They were overhauled and the box
taken from them. 1t was 5o-lb.
case from which about thirty
pounds had been taken. The rest
is thought to be in the same COM
munity.
No arrests were made as no horses
were at hand to bring the men.
They will be sent for this afternoon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-11
HEAVY EXPLOSION.
THE PARTIAL DESTRUCTION or a
HOUSE IN MoILIILI.
Mysterious Affsir-Dynamite or Giant
Powder-Narrow Escape of
Native-A Fire.

A lot Of giant powder or dyna-
mite exploded in a house at Moi
liili exploded about $3.50 O'Clock
this morning and wrecked the
building. The sound was some.
thing terrific, and the shock was
felt a mile away. Several patrol
men with Captain Warson went 10
the scene. This morning Captain
Scott of the police went out
and investigated the matter.
The house is just back from the
road on the town side Of
the old church and OH the
Maikai side of the road
1t contains two small rooms and a
verandah OH the Waialae end, and
a large room toward town. Both
of the small rooms and verandah
were blown out, and the center
wall of the building was wrecked
The house belongs to Kalomono,
a native lad. Newly, a private in
Company d, used to occupy it. 1t
has not been tenanted since last
November. Furniture was still in
it.
Early Sunday night, Papa, an
aged native, went in the house TO
sleep. He started a fire i'll all oil
stove and cooked his, supper.
Later he went to sleep on
a bed standing near the stove.
During the night he kicked the
stove over and the bed caught fire.
The old man extinguished the
blaze as he thought and was
severely burned. Leaving the
place he started to go 10 some
friends house for treatment for his
burns. Soon after he left the pre-
misses the explosion occurred.
1t is believed in police circles
that large amount of dynamite or
perhaps bombs was hidden under
the bed in this old house. Papa
failed to extinguish the fire and it
caught up again after he left the
place. The old native, who is now
in the hospital, appears to be out OF
| his head.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-11
ALL ALONG THE DOCKS.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES or
SEVERAL SAILING VESSELS.
visitors to the Charmer-Incidents ON a
Trip of the Likelike-The sailing
of the Kahului.

The Claudine arrived from Maui
and Hawaii.
The I.ikelike is discharging into
the w. II. Dimond.
The Kaala sailed at 9 a. IN. for
ports to the westward.
The Waimanalo will leave at s
p. m. for the West side.
The Lehua will leave at s p. m.
for Olowalu and Hawaii
The James Makee will sail for
Kappa at 4 p. IN. today.
The Mokolii will leave at S p. III.
for Molokai, Lanai and Lahaina.
The Amelia discharging her car
g. of lumber at Allen & Robinson's
wharf.
The Mikahala, Ke Au Hou and
the Iwalani came in from Kauai
Sunday morning.
The barkentine Planter and the
William Bowden both sailed Satur-
day for San Francisco.
The Claudine and Kinau will
s1il on their respective schedules
Tuesday afternoon for Maui and
Hawaii.
The Mariposa falls due next
Thursday morning from San Fran
cisco with mail from February 18th
to March 9TH.
A large number of people visited
the Charmer Sunday. Captain
Holmes has made many friends
since he arrived here few weeks
ago.
The steamer Kahului will leave
at 10 a. III. Tuesday with freight,
passengers and mail for San Fran
cisco. Letters dispatched by her
will arrive at the coast four or five
days earlier than if held for the
next regular steamer.
The Likelike returned from Ha-
wall Sunday. She had somewhat
novel trip. At Ookala boat cap
sized and lost$I worth Of freight.
! Five men in the boat at the time
escaped, though the Japanese came
near drowning. AT Paauhau an
other boat got on the rocks. Her
bottom was badly torn up. On the
coast of Hawaii the anchor hooked
up another large anchor and about
40 fathoms of chain. The Likelike
herself lost the anchor about year
ago.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-11
THE SUICIDE ROUTE.
DASH ON THE SHORT CUT MADE by
A YARD BOY.
Tried n Deadly Chinese Drug - Saved,
hut still "Groggy"-The Pretty
Little wife the Cause.

Kimura, yard boy, tried to
poison himself to death Saturday
night. He works for M. A. Con
salves on Makiki street and has
been industrious and faithful,
Kimura has wife much younger
than himself. She has neat hg-
ure, a very round, smooth face, a
fetching smile and eyes black as
sloes. The dainty madam speaks
English we'll and is the valued at
tendant of wealthy lady sojourn-
ing in Hawaii for her health.
Kimura realizes that his helpmate
is a superior person and fairly
worships her. But she is
coy and uncertain and there
are frequently troublous times
i'll the little family. The
latest difference was on the head of
a projected visit to Japan. The
little lady had at first favored the
plan, then put her little foot down
upon in. Kimura was deeply
grieved. He bought some deadly
drug from a Chinese apothecary and
swallowed quantity of it. Mr..
Gonsalves' little discovered the pill
kia and Japanese physician was
called. After hard work Kimura's
life was saved, but he is still i'll a
semi com tose condition and will
not be normal for several days yet.
Mrs. Kimura has wept bitterly and
has offered to compromise by recon-
CLING her husband to abandonment
of the trip to Japan.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-11
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Military Exercises as "a Tribute to Chas.
l.. Carter.


The Chas. L. Carter memorial
service yesterday was simple and
impressive. The exercises were
the tribute of Co B. The column
moved from the drill shed at 2:I5,
with Major Mcleod and Adjutant
Pratt in command. Captain Parker
led with forty police. Next came
the band and drum corps. Then
followed Cos B, c and A. In a
carriage were Lieutenant Colonel
Soper, Major Potter, Lieutenant
Colonel Fisher, Captains Ashley,
Gartenberg, Cooper and Camara.
Several magnificent floral offerings
were placed on the grave, three
volleys were fired and then taps
was sounded. There was quite a
gathering at the Carter homestead
of relatives and friends. Several
hundred people followed the
column.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-11
WATCH AND BADGES.
Recent Presentations That Were Quietly
Made.

Recent Presentations That Were Quietly
Made.
Captain w. A. Kinney, Judge
Advocate and practicing attorney,
carried to the United States one of
the finest gold watches that money
could buy in Honolulu. 1t was a
present from admiring friends.
DR.. c. B. Wood, now a lieutenant
of the Citizens Guard, was sergeant
of the Masonic Temple squad dur
ing January. Those who served
under him at that time have given
him handsome gold badge.
Marshal Hitchcock, to show his
aloha for men on his personal staff
duri:.g the disturbance has present
ed solid gold badges to Henry
Warehouse, c. ID. Chase and c.
A. Brown, all of the Citizens'
Guard.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-11
ABOUT
CLASSES.

h Since trying the best. have you
q not experienced the difference?
Il How much better your eyes feel.
II No burning. No smarting.
q You see per'ectly; can read all
4 day and night.
4 Wasn't it worth little more for
b such fty
\ When your eyes begin to trouble
B you. why delay?
4 Don't you know that the right
4 glass at the right time will
save you a world of distress?
\ We make no charge for testing
n and wW be glad TO diUgnos,
II your case. =.
4 n. F. WiCMMHK
il GRADUATE OPTICIAN.