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5. z. Railway Change.

The announcement is made by the
San Francisco press that L. F. Smurr,
general freight agent Of the Southern
Pacific, will be made general traffic
manager on January l, to succeed
Riohsrd Gray, who, after eighteen
years OF such service, has been COM
pellt d TO retire on account OF physical
disability. J. Nj. Crowley OF Los
Angeles, assistant freight agent, will
succeed Mr.. Smurr.
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The liquor and morphine disenses are
CARED Of the Kelley Institute, l66 w.
Second North. Arrangements have
heeu made by which ladies receive
treatment, ss secluded a. In the privacy
OF their own homes. Address. In
strict confidence, Lock Box $50, City,
or W, b. Arnold, Mnusgsr.
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The large sales 1 ann having on the
Evanston Lump ana Nut is the proof
] offer that it Is THE best DOMESTIC
COAL IN THIS MARKET notwitnstaDd.
ing the Vicious attacks thnt have been
made on Its quality.
1 am also handling the Pescnck,
which 10 the best quality OF Rock
Springs Coal.
AJAX your patronage and guarantee
the quality, full weight, clean coal and
prompt delivery.
J. w. WHITEHEAD, JR., Agt.
Telephone 224. 206 ) Main.
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2.53O Pounds !

The number OF pounds OF my pork
sausages sold last week at retail! That
speaks for itseli. Over one ton and n
quarter! Have you tried them +? Don't
forget the free presents will give on
Xmss eve. J. NJ. Marriott, Palace
.Ment Market, 2B5 So, Main.
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The Wel.bach Lamps now used on
Natural GAs can be adjusted to con.
sumo artificial gss at small expenss,
and make light equally good or BET.
ter than now being made by them with
the natuial gss.
SALT LAKE & OGDEN GAS &
ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY.
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75c per dozen at Newcomb's Just for
a few days only. Highest grade work
In the city. Pictures taken every
evening until9 O'Clock by electric
light Gallery over Joness bank, next
to Auerbach's store, Sslt Lake City,
Call and examine work.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Regular services Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter.day saints WIN
be held tomorrow at . O'Clock IN tne
Tabernacle; Sunday Schools IN me
various Wards at 10 am, ana meetings
in the city Ward Assembly Rooms anu
ndiareut wards as lOllOwH.
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Send your friends copy of my Re.
flex OF Salt Lake City, or a view OF the
Hill Cumorab, Palmyra, N. Y, each
80 Cents, free by mail. &. II. Savage,
Art Bazaar, SAT- Lake City,
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Twenty-iour bars OF Bsbbitts best
Soap and one package OF 1910 Wah-
iug Powder for Sl.00, at the N. Y
Cssh Grocery, opposite postofiice.
MEYER Bros, Prop.
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Prics reduced 25c per ton on all
kinds Of lump, nut and slack coal. Or
der the celebrated Castle Gate coal and
get the beat. d. J. Sharp, 70 Main.
Telephone 429.
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"''""y''
IL you are ionn OF good pastry, don't
use but the very best AMI purest o,
lard. gu nsnt,e mine to be absolute.
~ PURE, the best In the market, and
tu,t as cheap as inferior qualities.
J. M. Marriott, Palace Meat Market,
265 30. Main.
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CITY AND COUNTY WARRANTS
Taken at par at Barnes.Hardy Com.
psny.
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W. l. bsrnstt, scientific, thorough
and painless dentist, doss the best and
cheapest dental work in the city. II
West First South.
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Rock Springs, Diamond and Castle
Gate lump, delivered, $3.50; Winter
Quarters, si.25. All kinds OF nut
coal, $500. Utah Coal Co., 1874 Main
Street, Tel. lot,
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On Monday, Nov. 30, 1920 a. M, at
No. 25i g.. 7th Eat, Pail I Set o pie .e ,
fine oak Book Gaze, Bed Lounge, /
Bedroom Set and Spri ngf, Exiensi n
Table, Gls,s Door Cupbusrd, ONCE
Desk and Tsblf, Book shell, Gisis
Door Case, lot Diniug Chairs. Cane
and Wicker Rscken, Center Tables,
Crockery, Glsss anu Silver Ware,
Heating and Cook Stoves and Cooking
Utensils.
X A ANnREMs. Auciinnapr.
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Sell Weber Lump Coal $3.50 a ton,
Stove s4.25, Nuts4. Clean Coal and
Full Weight guaranteed. Telephone
All.
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Black Butte somi-anthrscitec contains
less ash ana SCOT, AMI is cleaner ana
more economical than any other coal.
Hahn & BAmbsrger Coal Go. are exclu-
sive agents.
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Try our Green and Black Teas at
26c pound. N. Y. Cash Grocery,
opposite posto
MEYER BROS, Prom,
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Fred Krug brewing Co. Omaha Beer.
Ask ioF krug's Cabinet Beer, IL lie
the purest In theWest. Office and head,
quarters 70 East Second South.
f. Niemsnd, loca manager.
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"a. Hmm

Satin. Finish Plantation Molassea
Candy for sale by all leading cpnfec.
tioneTe,
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See q. q. Martin before buying coal.
We always sell at the lowest possible
price. ONCE No. west First South.
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DON'T fail to see Walker Bros. gran d
window display OF the only genuine
molasses candy, Ssliair Kisses,
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For sale house wiring and elegant
line chandeliers, go to the Inter.
Mountain Electric Co., 45 East Fint
South street
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DOH! Dollt! Dolh! In great variety
dressed and undrssssd, kid bodies
rDi bisque heads at all prices. Equit.
aole Coop.
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Swimming Lessons Free
For ladies' and children al 5snitarium
NAtatorium.
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Children's furniture sells and dol
carriages. Equitable Coon.
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Auction! Auciioni

Toys, toys toys-ihe very latest In all
KINDS VI TOYS. Eqnltshle CC.Op.
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Try cur English Black Tea, only
Csc ID. Equitable Coon.
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Christmas silver novelties In gres,
profusion. Equitable Coop.
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Umbrellas, parasos recovered and
repaired. Mckenzie, 1lS W. Flrst 50.
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Beautiful isscinators s5c at Equit.
able Coop.
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Call for circulars at L,ndrum's
school for dancing, over Praips Drug
Store, Main Street.
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Reliable Electric work,

Tomorrow weather report on page
three, Walker BTos.'a sd.
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DR.. o. B. Hewett, The leauing dentist.
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sity Of Iowa.
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S>I;*>& ; 4 fI16zIt55 F. FL: fl
Milk for chilGrcn's food should al

Milk for chilGrcn's food should al
ways be boiled.
Massage treatment with camphorated
Gil will prove beneficial in cases of
swollen or stiff knee joints.
A mustard plaster, or flannels wrunc
out i'll hot water. constitute the sim
plest yet best remedy for cramps in
tic stomach.
When q raw surface is irritated BY
perspiration. busting the part freely
with stearate OF zinc will obyiate the
discomfort.
A popular family liniment recipe is
made by mixing two ounces of soft
soap, one ounce of gum camphor and
one pint OF spirits OF turpentine.
Rhubarb and soda mixture, favorite
country recipe, is made by mixing two
drains Of the former and four of the
latter in four ounces Of peppermint
water
An excellent tooth powder may be
made by mixing one-l;aif ounce of DOW
deTed CASTLE soap. one ounce of pre-
cipitated chalk, one ounce OF powdered
orris root and ten drops OF wintergreen.
A very good cholera mixture is the
following: Equal parts Of laudanum,
tincture Of rhubarb, spirits of cam
phor, essence Of peppermint and tine
turc of capsicum. Dose for an adult,
from fifteen to thirty drops every half
hour, as required.
Those drcading hay fever the coming
summer, may prepare to meet and
probably vanquish that unpleasant en-.
cmy BY buying nasal at0nizer, and
getting ready 4 mixture formed of ten
grains of nlentho], ten grains of eucal-
yptol and two ounces of benzoinol.
The tincturc Of nlUiiate of iron is a
very good remedy for erysipelas. Ten
drops should be taken in water, through
glass tube, every three hours through
ont the active stage Of the disease. o.
casional doses Of Rochelle salts will re-
live any torpidity Of the liver or stom-
ach that may follow.
Never apply iodine to the face for
freckles or blotches. For pimples or
the like. the following is a safe RENE.
dy: Battle the face with hot water at
bedtime. dry thoroughly. and apply a
lotion composed Of two drains Of lac
sulphur. one dram of spirit Of camphor,
ore-lalf CUEce Of glyccrinc and four
ounces Of rose water, and leave it on
al night.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14

the Oxford crew appearing in blue
check dress, the Cambridge in white
with pink Wristbands. The Cambridge
men won the toss for sides, and chose
the Berkshire shore. At the start the
Cambridge coXswain steered out INFO
the stream, and the Oxford coXswain,
holding his course a foul cnsued. There
upon the umpires decided that. as
there was plenty of water on the Berk-
shire side, both boats should be allowed
to row in it. The boats kept well To-
gether for some distance, but ultimate
ly Oxford pulled ahead, and though the
Cantabs made an excellent struggle
they were unable to save the race, aud
the Oxford boat shot under Henley
bridge several lengths to the good. The
Cambridge boat had no chance at any
time after it was seen from Henley
bridge, but the crew displayed great
skill and resolution, and certainly had
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14

tary to Casper. III every direction as
far as the eye can reach can be seen
tlocks ct sheep.
These sheep cover range that OK
tends about 40 mites To the west. sey-
enty-iive miles to the north, forty miles
to the east ard fifty miles to the south.
There will be $500 900 pounds Of wool
shipped from Casper this season. III
the city alone more than 100000 sheep
will lie Shorn. Hundreds OF men are
employed for the sole purpose of shear
ing. When the shearing is all over and
the wool has been disposed Of the sen
sons clip will yield nearly quarter OF
a million Of dollars.
| Each one Of the animals costs his
owner from So cents to IS cents year.
Each one is worth from Is cents to 81.
with his wool alone each sleep pays
for his keeping and a little more. The
profit to his owner comes not so much
from his wool as from tho very large
and natural yearly increase to his
flock, or band, as they are called. The
sheep is beneficial not alone TO his own
or. but also 10 the hcrdcr who. perhaps,
has him con shaSas.' the shcarcr, who
gets cents for every sheep he shears
and lie can make about 81 day. for he
can shear at least 100 sheep every day,
and the owner Of tho dipping pen,
who is paid y. cents for every sheep
dipped. .
Casper is located It the western for
minus Of the Fremont, Elkhorn and
Missouri Valley Railroad the only road
that enters that country. The town is
beautifully located OH tie Platte River.
at the foot Of a range Of high hills that
are the foothills O! the Black Hills. 1t
is kept up by the sheep industry, and is
a Typical sheep town. It's principal bus
mess men are sheep owners who have
come from the East and have settled
there
( In the vicinity Of Casper are many
sheep Shearing pens. dipping pens, cor
rails and various other buildings neccs-
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TIE EELS LIGHTHOUSE,

other, with space between of about
eight feet at the bottom and graduating
to four at the top, where the funnel
meets the water line. This annular
chamber is to be filled with masonry,
Of which enough to ballast the struc-
ture and keep it in an upright position
is to be built in before starting for the
sea. Steel composes the greater part Of
the structure, the framing and planting
of the sides of the funnel being similar
to the construction Of war ship. When
the structure has been completed and
toWed out to sea and sunk, it is propos-
ed to fill in the space between the inner
and outer chambers with sand and
stones, and thus weigh down the great
inverted funnel to q firm hold on the
bottom.
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against the whole British nation at the
famous Henley regatta. TreadWay is
the biggest man in New England to-
day, and if the United States were
not so exceedingly large he would be
one of the best known men in the
country. Captain Trcadway is the flow
cr and pride Of Yale's manhood. Hand
some, athletic, with a back as fiat as
a board, muscles Of iron and strong
health beaniing out Of lis face, he is
likewise sood-natureh, open-handed
and open-Ecarted. and born for Il col
lesc leader. Engiand's boast is the
fine young men she turns ont Of her
universities, but she will show no finer
than Ralph TrcaGway On the Thames
when the braWny amateurs come to-
Gethcr. Just now the stalWart young
WeSterncr is the Ion Of the East, and
the newspapers Of. all the big towns
of the seaboard are full Of him. He
carries il all modestly, attends in a
busincss-likc way to his diurnal prep
aration for the coming contest with
the Britons, and on his skill and d.
rection Yale depends for the success Of
her colors abroad. But. although
TrcadWay pays strict attention to his
men and himself, he never loses sight
Of the fact that he is 4 student, and
improves his mind. Before entering
Yale he spent two terms at the Uniyer-
sity Of Iowa.
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sary to the business. The sllearing
pens consist Of well-ln2dc wood build
ings about $50 feet in length. and about
sixty feet broad. This pen is divided
up into smaller pens capable of holding
two men while at work The smaller
pms are at the sides OF the large pen
Through the center of these runs the
chute or pathway through which tie
sheep enter and arc driven to the shear
Crs.
- one end OF the big building is q
large room Into which the sheep come
TO await their t"ril with tie SilaaIoEs
At the other END IS q large room. into
which ticy pass after they have been
Shcrn. and out Of N.hicn they are driven
to The dipping pens IL th;.s end also
is The Kitchen and dining room. where
mC;iI$ arc served to the sNearcrS ana
Any visitors Nho nay Happen TO be
present.
II each Of the smaller pens are two
ShCarcgS, provided will! the customary
large Shears, q small milestone, a small
pail Of water into which to dip the
shears when they hCDomc warm from
use ana low table standing not more
than six inches from the ground, upon
which the animal is placed while being
saorn. Count is kept of the total NUM-
Der shcarCd in each pen by means OF
tho .oE%, heavy strings that arc used to
tie up Ire wool after it has been taken
off.
! 4 dozen sheep are let into the pen.
One by one they axe taken hy the shear
or. who handles them as he would
child, and their thick coat is renewed.
The Wool is then tied up in q bundle
and thrown outside the pen. II is gath
cred up and placed in huge wool sack
that holds afout AGO pounds OF wool.
This sack is about six feet high and is
suspended from q framework built in
SIDE the pen for the purpose. There
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no reason to be ashamed of their ef-
forts. There was magnificent display
of fireworks in the evening, and every
where the utmost enthusiasm prevail
ed. Several of the men in both crews
afterward distinguished themselves,
notably DR.. Charles Wordsworth and
Dean Merivalc and Bishop Selwyn Of
Cambridge. The boat in which the
Cambridge crew roWed on this occasion
was Of the kind known as "Noah's
ark" a heavy tub, differing as much
from the slight outriggcr Of the pres
cEt day as 4 smart up-to-datc gunboat
differs from one of the old wooden men
cf-war. The race occupied 1920.
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1.-THE BICYCLE FACE"
1t Was q Fine Stream.

There is professional gentleman"
in Portland who would make a success
full horse snapper. Having a farm to
sell, recently, this descendant Of the
Pilgrims advertised it, and soon after
ward a gentleman called on him to
speak about it.
"Well, judge" said he, II have been
over the farm you advertised and find
it all right except the fine stream of
water you mentioned"
1T runs through the piece Of woods
in the lowest part Of the meadow"
said the Judge.
what! that little brook? Why, it
doesn't hold much more than a spoon
full. I am sure if you would empty a
bowl Of water into it it would overflow
You don't call that Il fine stream. do
you?"
well, if it were much finer Won
couldn't sec it at al]," said the Judge,
blandly.-Portland Express.
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DR.. Abernethy, the famous Scotch
surgeon, was Il man Of few words, but
he once met his match-in n woman.
She called at his Office in Edinburgh
one day and showed hand, badly in
famed and swollen, when the following
dialogue, opened by the doctor, took
place:
. .sr'n;" !. mi ~ w. n:
"Poultice."
The next day the woman called again,
and the dialogue was as follows:
'Better?"
"Worse." II;
more poultice."
Two days later the woman made an
other call, and this conversation oc.
Cured:
"Better?"
'Well. Fee?"
Nothing" exclaimed the doctor.
"Most sensible woman I ever net
New York Mail and Express.
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An Apology.

\ man who las reputation for be
ing very careless IS to his toilet was
elected town clerk in one Of the small
towns in this State some time ago. and
The local paper thought it would be a
good joke to announce that
"Mr. Makeup will wash himself be-
fore he assumes the office of town
clerk"
On reading the notice Mr.. Makeup
was furious. and demanded a ret3c
ton. which the paper accordingly made
the following day. in this fashion:
"Mr. Makeup requests lis to deny that
he will wash himself before he assumes
the office of town clerk
And still MI. Makeup was not pleas
cd. How hard it is to satisfy some
people:-Our Boys and Girls.
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THE EELs LIGHTHOUSE.
NOvcl Invention of a New England
Sea Captain.

Sea Captain.
Members Of the United States light
house board are considering an invcn-
ton made by Captain Eels, New En-
gland mariner, and are inclined to re-
gard it as the best design ever present
ed for building lighthouses in the open
ocean.
For three years engineers and scicn-
fists have been working on mammoth
design for a lighthouse on the outer
shoa! off Cape Hatteras, and ut last
they believe they have perfected plan.
It is estimated that it will cost at least
$1,COO,O0O to carry it out. The design
Of the New England man provides for
a light structure as high and as capable
Of displaying light of the first order
as any in the world, at a cost probably
not exceeding 100000.
In general appearance the lighthouse
looks like an inverted funnel, and when
in place the big end will be on the boz
tom, several feet in the sand, and the
spigot end is to rise 100 feet, if neccs-
gary, to support the light. The draw
ing Of the design submitted to tho
treasury department represents light
house at least $50 feet high from the
top Of the lens to the bottom Of the
water, the height above the water line
to be about 100 feet The most re-
markable feature Of the scheme is the
great diameter Of the cylinder at the
bottom and its comparative slender
ness at the water line. The base repro
sents q circle whose diameter is 1t least
seventy feet, while q few feet above
the water the structure is scarcely more
than thirty feet through the center, and
from that to the top of the light it con-
tinues to diminish until at the extreme
top it is not more than twelve feet
through. The big end Of the funnel
consists Of two walls, one inside the
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
THE UNIQUE BED
In Which Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Crucer
Rests Her Weary Head.

III HtCn Mrs, van rensselaer, CruEcr
Rests Her Weary Head.
There is q fad among New York So
ciety women ut the present time for
costly beds, and the price paid for some
of these articles of furniture is fabu-
lous, running into the thousands of dol
lars. There is mania for imported
belsteads-beds that have been owned
by French kings and queens and decor
ated BY artists whose works are still ia
nous on both continents.
Probably the most novel bed in New
York is owned by Mrs. Van Rensselaer,
Cruger. 1t is shaped like huge swan
fashioned from her own design and
made Of white enameled wood. The
curtains, Of white muslin, arc held in
the swans beak and draped at either
side with broad white ribbons. The bed
stands on white fur rug and the can
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Why Their Tails Are White

Rabbits, it is said, have white tails
so that in case of pursuit the young
may distinguish their mother when she
is leading them to the warren. The
natural color Of the rabbit is 50 like the
surrounding earth that otherwise this
would be difficult.
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Weary Waggles Moves On.

Boston has solved the tramp qucs-
ton. The fact that there was a falling
Off Of 5000 applications for accommo-
dations the last year at Wayfarers'
Lodge, where the dodgers are expected
to work for their board, is convincing
evidence on this point.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Removing tho Gin,

Slringtime is one of the nest I'M
portant periods Of the year in Wyom-
Ing, and Casper is the confer OF the
most important sheep country in the
United States Half a million sheep
Craze on the low hills and prairie and
among the mountains that are tl'ibi-
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14

She-This novelist writes Of his hero
inc as tall girl with becoming blonde
hair. Hell suppose he means by that
that she was having it bleached.-Cin-
cinnati Enquirer,
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Wiggles-Do you believe in spiritual
ism? Wagglcs-ies, | confess l do.
Wiggles-All right. Then you won't
doubt the truth Of this story that I'm
going to tell you...somcryille Journal.
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opy overhead is lined with ciel-blue
satin. Since the creation Of this UNIQUE
bedstead Swan beds" are on sale by
many of the swell furniture dealers of
the metropolis.