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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-30
To the Editor OF the Times:

Is there any state law or city or.
dinance against profanity in public
places?
Judging from remarks that may be
heard on some of the streets at almost
any minute in the day Il would seem
there was a need of something of the
kind. Q. X. X.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-07-05
TERRIBLE ITCHING SCALP.
Eczema Broke Out Also on Hands and
Lilnbs-An Old Soldier Declares:
"CutioAra La a Blessing"

Eczema Broke Out Also on Hands and
Limbs-An Old Soldier Declares:
"CutioAra La a Blesaing."
AZ AL timcs and to all people I
am viking to testify TO the merits of
C~ticuin. 1t saved me from worse
than the torture Of hades, about r,ie
year 1900, with itching on my scalp
md complies, and afterwards it COM
menced to break out on my hands.
Then 1t broke out-on my limbs. then
went to a Surgeon. whose treatment
did me no good, but rather aggravated
the disease. l Their told him | would
20 and see a physician in Erie. The
reply was that l could go n where,
hut a ase OF zen like mine could
not be cured; that l was too old CSOD.
! went to an eminent doctor in the
city Of Erie and treated with him for
six months, with like results. had
read of the Cuticura Remedies, and so
| sent for the Cuticura Soap, Ointment.
and Resoivent, and continued taxing
he Resolvcnt until l had taken six bot
ties. stopping It to take the Pills. l
was now getting better. I took two
baths a day. and at night l let tire
mthcr OF the Soap dry on. used the
Ointment with great effect AFTER wash
ing IN warm wafer, to Stop the feebtng
Mt once. am new cured. The Clsti-
ezra treatment h a blessing. and
tAor!d be used ~ every one who has
'M4ang Of tho sakn. l can't say any
more, aed taaG1k God that He has
kivssi the &o~+d s1n a curative. Win.
IL. Gra~, 33Es IN. Vernon ST., Fhf!a-
deiphia, Pa August 2. 1906"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-07-05
haneira oerdsne of Helena.


"Tee straareert and most interesting
part projects ever undertaken in this
country IL to be found at Helena.
Annot-- wates Toxin H. Raftery in
TssAnkeal Wsr4A Magazine for july.
"wAeFs tAe o1AHns are engaged in
transferring Ehe balA Slopes Of a con-
io0 mountain. w1fch tsSvers nearly l..
400 fest shove the ctty. into q forest
pat: ~
There Il no sprtne. we'll, brook or
pond uesn the bpe sides or roclsv
ssnntAs Of tAds stncular park. NOR viii
4 b posadNe to salse water from the
11Hy for The Mitigation Of trees.ehruhs
- AeweEA yet the expert ~fors.ters
o1 tAe fedeval bureau VINO spenf last
eanHnsef PanniRg for the planfSnr ~
the Desk Are agreed that seya.rI va
fteues Of evergreen trees will On.,rish
there Without water or attenda1ce.
"A sHarNN fcotpath has been Graded
from the city to tbs summit n Nj
Aaena. aad thsre an ornate PAVILION
nes been erected upon the highest point
OF reck. Loo feet above the main
etreee. In ths dins Of the pest there
= Two aDActous natural caves. which
wiz be tenautad by specimens Of the
ASgS bears, uons md other c~asnivoro
ne mountains. Parks in6osinp
nerNe Of deer. antelope, Dor ~ anS
coa11aao Win be added az the rsrasan.
iifnAto ~ uhe tract are extended ,,non
mountain" VAIN VI the
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-07-05
TIME TO start NEW PLANTS.


Carr Of ohrvsans,esnu,n 6prouts-Pot-
ting Dsoo~inG md Oehiias.
From Outing.
II you want ahryean tken.ums next
'All st~rt New plants sOv'. Very soon
&fter The otA pants are OSpnghI from
NE cellar RsuAts will appear all over
the surface Of the soil. When thSse
arc abOrt two INCHES tall cut thei.,
away from thu old pklsts In such a.
Manner usat cash has "a bit OF ruo. at
Achod- Put these into small pots of
rich sOA. Keep them we'll watered, but
do not give much heat or they Will
r11ks IA sptndhng growth.
LIE on the lockout for aphides. II any
are discovered make an infusion OF the
ordinary sodp of household use, and
spreS the plants we'll with It. This is
important. rs the insects will seriously
in3ure tho young plants at this stage
OF their existence. 10 make the soap
infusion, shave hah a 5-cent cake finely,
pour water over 1t and put 1t In Il warm
place until It becomes liquid. Add to
K Ave CT six quarts OF water and ap-
pay.
9hcxinhs &ad tuberous begonfas
should be started into growth now. II
the tubers we1e kept IN pots over win
ter. shake them out of the old soil and
spread them out on "a piece of old cur
pet or mosH, which should be kept
warm and nrofst, and leave them there
until they sp1out AS soon us sprouts
appe0r. put them into pots OF rich loan.
A few roots OF dahftas can be potted
md N0ted into growth now, II you
Wnpt soUe vry early flowers, but tire
baIk Of them 1 would hold In reserve
o warm w~ather planting IN the CUR
d. Do not break apart those You
seart now. bet pot the entire bunch of
rootA. When tie time comes to put the
pfsnts out. 0ch root that has n sprout
attached o. be broken off and made
an independent plant of.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-07-05
Women Who Wear Explo.iv. o....

Women Who Wear Explosive cow,.
Science. which lately furnishsd !.
mechanical substitute for the horse
- now set about putting the Ln,,,
out Of business" wits CC,"...y
sDee Hutton. in Technical wnr,J Sxiar-
amino for July. o'iu mag
Almost uuaunown in the ,-,,.o.
- tne manufacture Of artificial
11N oas been on a commercial hssis a.
rfence for several years, the daily In AZ
uucson 0eang now about seven tons o
N forming q chemical cornpo,oS 10.
to tbs viscous fir,iJ ~, Ut.
wnIcn tne SINK worm spins his delic. ~
eHoad, the French chemists sn'aue
ntsaneoy enough. that the he's, o sS
o.lIoe vas a solution of GIN sud
wnich also serves as the basis So.ton.
o powerful and deadly az lor the
explosives. To what extent modern
co.t1n Elk Is relieved Of it's exn,og Gun
eaa'iIies before being woven into T ,aIvve
~ ~ uaess Iaortcs. seems to bn sa aces
wlia. V~uesuonaoie Certainly y ~oile.
women Sowned in gun co,, young
wearing a dainty nitroglyceriu n
apout her white shoulders Will wrap
most formidable no. to say "HuIu De q
object L. the new fahric oanserous
comes popular IN th.s co,r sver be-
pi.iniy be necessary r. ,rorD II will
I;xh.a nos 10 approach :rs wearery onng
i nsn ,hsar G,sarets O .rhs- ombust, WITH
m nn uneir hands. And ea.s4srn '.sn
come a most hazardous ,cc,.i. NIL be-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-07-05
the Decroe's WIFE

A0rees VIM W1n AAou Food,
A tralaed Easee says: I'm the prac
tfec of ~ Nstssnsn I have found &C
n~sv pssss n fu-or Of 0rnpeNut,
nsed tdat I usAssfsstf.gly recommend
4 - al ~ DseHeas.
n ~ 1sAsaRe and pleasing to TN
Paesse "a sssswaal IN food for IN
sAukJ I'D an be sasgted to ali ages
bsbng ssftsaed w4eh MIX or resEn 70,
saAass e Ne Wsd wssa deficiency o.
tssth N94s1s NsAsRtfen knpoefbse
Fw fevW puesUts or those on rieuft
dket I ma O1ps-NRss and s4buener
w~ter vory Bese4sAtng and refreshing
THIS recipe y NJ own idea and /.
ne0e - fS0sws: Soak a teasposnfu
q 0rspe-1ess N q gtsss Of water 70,
an hsas. aRasn and serve with tn,
bsaSsa wAe & "a egg and a spoonful
OF fruit tufce q navsring. ms n
foros a sseat dal Ct n~our4shment thu,
even tie weaAsst stomach can ass;mi,
alto without any distress.
NY hubond Is a physician and h,
uses 0saps-Nuts himself and orders \
n,any times for his patients.
sPaseaany l regard q dish OF Grape
Nuts With fresh or stewcd fruit - thu
ideal breakfast for anyone-well o,
sick" Nafae given b. Postum Co., Bat
tie Greek, Mich.
In 10y cause Of stomach trouble
nervous ~prostatton or brain flag, 4
10 day. trial q Grape Nuts will worn
wonders toward n0urishing and re
building a~d IA this way ending TIN
trouble. "Therss a reason" and trial
proves
Look tm pigs. for the famous littia
book. The Read to wellviNa."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-07-05
Brothers,

6rothers.
ConAnNncArasnt day at Dor4aesn haN, the
30 3NnfnsV for young ladies.
PAPA" s0$d he pretty girl IN white,
"1et - presoat yvu to MISS Dothem. ou.
PRINCIPAL.
Mis- Doessxn bssned on the oSd man.
4 c~o0EFatuaa4s you. Mr," she said, upon
yor xtranNy largo and af%fectfonate
fanny"
"Lasse and ~aneettonaee." he SIAM
AGd
"Yca. Mdsed." safd Mies Dothem. mo
NM oFan twelve Of Mays brothers have
sea~ seeadtfy turing the winter TO take
kW Driving y shefehing. while the two
osfsr Saes wvFe most assfaHous in escort
ing her to the efeater twice a week."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-07-05

Fp0 <ho IAou1on U0ee.
IN Old Ady, ~ WNs 9a<hA<11 0A-
tD tor a tssupasDoe ssss0 pab-
Aaa0Dn. oHAsAaAd NEST q har 1--
ehn from h~WH& rmMn. TNik1~ -
dv 70 n dsaH-a. a b&g. heavy ~d ped
1a>zd t~AAivtfuAl, aR aAked:
Wul. NY. my uan, tell me how
many HAass,Ss nj bner you drink ouHae
ttue course OF a day"
n mar took his hat or and
scratched his head.
We'll. lr,um," hc replied. IT don't
know as 'ow l can rightly tell you.
some days l as about thirty, but"
r1SN@lfng up. "on the other and,
some days as quite "A LOT"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-07-05
Careful.

Cleveland LAaAer: Editor OF tina
Ladies' Bun JournaEAre you sure
there IL nothing In your story that viii
contaminate tbs morals OF our read
eeS?
Writer for L. b. L.-sure; 1 even
boiled the ink with which I wrote IL.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-07-05
He Drink Whiskx,

Johnny Wise-Do you know that ev.
cry time you breathe a man dies?
Tommy Knottso-Great Scott Il
that SO?
Johnny WlseeYes. It has been-bu,
where are you Going?
Tommy Knotteo-Out to buy a pack.
age OF breath ptlls.-Cleveland Leader
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-07-05

a yurd md dssS - eheaper varfecss.
rhe ASsfAlR vide ana stands clean
ing and even washing.
Havo tAs 0ktft mode simply, % tia.
oaM0O of stSae Win not a&eNct fts sfvsArt
eYpAATaucA ed have the bodice ~
ds1se prot@i7. with lace N thu nsck and
ooss and Hcnxe a BIT spoo the
boefsA. ahhseeA dW = ~ NO means
EscsM1z It may h1ve the mock and
mdy b 0oDn "a. And q efyDple odG1nc
U hOe upUn q ADrt sleeve and slightly
open ueck w0 Nhe tn Dress suitable
for - A1l01UUl thinner or evenings in
. hetea 1t 0We rSeeFt.
A 1ouAaSa Own Will est about 50
Tor ehe nns~tA. and tkere are plenty
u good dsO00hRV who sew or ~
a day and en- nnhe up such a gown In
two 0ayA. ScUse - almost make II
IN one day and have the fintehinc
touehee 70 the business woman to put
In at night.
vertner end nets are popular 70,
gowns Of this kind. but they are moi
practical. Vesnng eots quickly ard re-
Quires expensive cfcaning. and 1t aleu
crushes. Net brushes. tears and nevys
wears vol.
For dances several. kinds Of gowns
suggest themselves. Very dencate or
yanliee make UP enaf7n1ngly for SIM
pie evening wear, and may be worn
Y Slips OF the cheapest cambr1c, m
stead Of sfk. Without betraying the diff
eerdDee. Attractive sashes or silk belts
Nn ~ made OF good silk Or satin
ia!nty slippers and gloves may be add
ID, and the whole outtt come to q
nere tribe.
Organdies cost from IL to Is cents q
yard for cry pretty qualities. Ths h
pctes AT which mos expenstvs ocai
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-07-05

Don't sleep six or seven hove
nlxn. 1no tn " twelve the LOUIS
snf fsN OF s'eep needed denenss max. The
dne,rs to put there Is nothing :. n h
e,.e,ch s So oesnh and good iooh ION.
''sep u regular hours. WV" ~
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-07-05

The biggest crab has been caught IN
the North ven. 1t measured 2 feet :
inches across. and had claws to CORE.
spond.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-18

been abandoned and direct motor
and storage system adopted, which
is in every way better suited to the
purpose. When calls come into the
new switchboard they are indicated
by small electric light, instead of
by drops as heretofore. These lights
burn until the operator makes the
desired connection when they go out,
showing that the request has been
properly complied with. By an ingen-
uous arrangement the chief operator
is able to hear anything that may go
over the line from subscriber to the
operator having charge of that sec
ton of the switchboard in which his
telephone number is located. AS q
result OF this the chief operator is
enabled to maintain discipline among
the subordinate operators and en-
ployes Of the office that might other
wise be little dificult at times. It
ID at least, wholesome check upon
that inattention to business 70 annoy
ing to telephone subscribers.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-18
RECEPTION IN HONOR
OF c. p. GILLETT

The young ladies' composing c. p.
Gillett's class at the First NJ. E. Sum
day school gave reception at the
home of Miss Katherine Farmer. 702
River street. last Thursday evening
in honor OF their teacher, who. with
his wife, will shortly leave for Terre
Haute. Ind, to make his home. To
make the affair more interesting the
young gentlemen OF the Bishop War
rem class. OF which Mrs. L. p. Eich-
horn is teacher. were Invited to par
ticipate in the festivities OF the oc-
caslon. making altogether a party of
nearly fifty people. 1t was a delight
full AFFAIR In all respects and will not
soon be forgotten by those who had
the good fortune to be present Mr..
Glllett was presented with n handsome
silk umbrella by the young ladies'
which he Will cherish as souvenir
of an unsuually pleasant affair. Fruit
punch and waters we're served for re-
freehments
Cañon City record., 1906-10-18

than six or seven times since 1886
when the telephone began to be used
for commercial purposes in those
cities. To do without the telephone in
this year OF grace would be to forego
one of the greatest conveniences of
modern civilization.
The telephone system given to the
is one of the very best in the country
and is a matter for public congratu-
lation. That the company should have
installed so complete and expensive
a plant here bears witness OF Its faith
in the growth and progress of Canon
City and its surroundings.
In planning its work for the year
the company has appropriated 10000
for extensions in cables above that al
ready put in the fine equipment al
ready installed. This will improve the
service to all the outlying sections
and enable suburban people not now
on lines to get telephone communica-
ton.
WIN lutSe ShO
growth of the town. Manager Seelye
expects to put in about 300 new phones
during the coming year.
October first new rates will be au-
thorized. The new rates are based on
the Canon City exchange use only and
where taken advantage OF an extra
charge of 10 cents will be made for
talks with Florence and the camps.
The lines between Canon and Flor
ence have been over crowded for some
time, largely the management say with
visiting talks.
There are eight circuits between
Canon and Florence and all have been
kept busy most of the time. The aver
age is about 900 talks day between
the two towns.
The new rate for local exchange
only will be as follows:
Business rate One party line, $3.50
iper month. Two party line SO per
month.
Residence rate-One party line $500
per month, and two party line $1.75
per month.
The eight party line residence ser
vice will be continued at the $1.50 per
month service.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-18
WILL SEND OLD
EQUIPMENT TO DENVER

Many people are wondering what the
Colorado Telephone company expects
to do with the equipment formerly
used in its exchange here. Just what
use 1t will eventually be put to. It is
impossible to say, although 1t is prob
able that most of It will be sold to
small telephone companies operating
in the more remote and unsettled por-
tions of the state. There is about a
car load of it and it will be shipped to
Denver, where 1t will add to the pile
Cañon City record., 1906-10-18

In the construction of the building
everything that would contribute to
the comfort of the employees of the
company has been taken into consider
alton and it is model of convenience.
The office and operating room are
large, handsome and admirably light
ed. On entering the building from
Main street one has to climb flight
of stairs, which terminate in a narrow.
but pleasant hallway, on the right Of
which is the main business office and
on the left the private Office of the
manager. They are handsome apart
ments and through window of the
former the visitor gets glimpse Of
the switchboard and mechanical OPP
Grating room beyond, which Is also
very CHEEKY and inviting In appear
ance.
All Of the cables enclosing the tele-
phone wires make their entry into
the operating room through the base
ment where they are divided and
where the batteries and motors are
Cañon City record., 1906-10-18
REVIVAL SERVICES CONTINUE
AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The meeting at the Christian church
reached a high mark OF interest Sun
day The house was well filled in
the morning. but larger number at
tended the evening service. The pas
tor. Rev. Hunley, preached in the
morning on the Food that perlsheth." "
He showed the contrast between this
and the food that abideth unto eter-
nal life.
THE Blind Man Healed" was the
subject of the evening sermon. He
stated that the greatest argument for
Cañon City record., 1906-10-18
aHELLO" PEOPLE NOW
OCCUPY NEW BUILDING
Canon City Now Has One Of the Most
Efficient and Up-to-date Telephone
Systems in the Country.

At 8 o'clock Thursday morning the
Colorado Telephone Company took
possession of its new building at 7l6
Main street, and, by throwing sim
gle switch, connected up Its nearly
eight hundred city Subscribers with
the automatic system 1t has installed
here at an outlay Of nearly $4,000.
The building which is one Of the most
conveniently arranged structures OF
its kind in the state, was erected at
cost of approximately $4,000; the
switchboard and equipment entailing
an expenditure Of fully twice that
amount
The old style batteries for the gem
Grafton Of the electric current have
Cañon City record., 1906-10-18

located At present eight hundred
pairs of wires are carried into the
building, four cables being used for
this purpose, each of which contains
two hundred pairs of wires. The ex-
act number of telephones in use in
this city when connection was made
Thursday morning was seven-hundred
and seventy-two, which is but frac-
ton of the capacity of the wires run
ming into the building. More than two
and a half miles of cable is now in use
In this city and it is the intention of
as the exigencies of the service re-
quire it. All of the Connection work
done by the company here during the
last year has been of the most per-
manent character and is an ernest of
it's faith and confidence in the future
of Canon City.
A feature of the building is a large
lounging and rest room for the girls
employed at the switchboard. 1t is a
most attractive apartment and nicely
furnished, affording the girls delight
full reading and rest room when not
on duty. 1t is supplied with books and
contains lavatory, sofas, easy chairs,
etc. Arranged along one side of the
apartment are individual lockers of
metallic construction where the girls
may leave their wraps and valuables
in perfect security Each girl carries
a key of her locker and no one else
can gain access to it.
visit to the building rs most in
teresting and an inspection of its
splendid equipment is sufficient to
convince the uninitiated that 1t is a
model of its kind, lacking nothing that
science and experience can suggest to
enable it to fulfill the purposes of its
erection. Electrical science, however.
is still in its infancy and 1t is possi-
BILE that such advances will be made in
its development within the next few
years as to render much of the equip
ment of the telephone exchange here
Iantiquated and obsolete. So great has
been the invention of electrical ma
chinery and appliances during the
last twenty-five years that some of the
telephone exchanges in New York and
Chicago have been rebuilt no fewer
Cañon City record., 1906-10-18

Christianity today is its power man
ifested in saving people from the pow
er OF sin, enabling them to live right
eous lives. Mrs. Hunley sang a gos-
pei song appropriate to the subject
Three persons united with the congre-
CATION by letter yesterday. The meet
ings will continue throughout the
week. You will receive a cordial well
como nj the services.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-18

riod at Lamar, Durango, Victor. Grip
pie Creek, Loveland, Canon City and
Gallup exchange in North Denver.
Buildings of the same general charac-
ter as the one in this city are in course
of construction at Rocky Ford, Lead
Vile, and at Albuquerque. Las Vegas
and Ration, New Mexico.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-18
INVESTING LOTS OF MONEY
In NEW BUILDINGS

During the last twelve months the
Colorado Telephone company has
erected buildings for the transaction
|of it, business in half score OF towns
lin the state, having "cut In" new and
|up-to-date exchanges within that Pc
Cañon City record., 1906-10-18
BLISS NATIVE HERBS

Positively guaranteed to cure you
OF any disease arising from impure
blood or inactivity OF the liver and
kidneys.
Address or call on agent, BAT
Sherman avenue.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-18
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold rs Cents Gold and Silver S1.o0
Lead 75 Cts. Gold. Silver. Copper 31.50
Samples by mall receive prompt at
tention. Placer Gold. Retorts and
Rich Ores Bought Send for Free
Mailing Envelopes and Price List.
Ogden Assay Co., 1885 Court Place
Denver, Colo.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-18
cANoN cIrYs NEW rGLErHoNE ExcHANeE

of old junk now In possession of the
company. Nothing but the best will
satisfy the people OF Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-18
LEChL|TYoF WILLS

II you contemplate making n will. or
are interested in the validity of one.
or have an interest In an estate, call
and see me or write me.
I make n speciality OF the prcpara-
ton and legality OF Wills.
n. Q. TANQUARY, Att9rney.at-Law
Continental Building Denver, Colo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-04

is rare in his work. It is n picture to be
seen-one which does not lend itself to
reproduction or description.
The others Of the gray series are "Margate
From he Sea, Breakers on a Flat Beach, F."
"The Thames From Above Waterloo
Bridge" and storm OF a Rocky Coast"
The last Is a magnificent effect.
Perhaps the most brilliant Of the golden
series Is Sunrise, Norman Castle" and the
most beautiful, "A Rocky Bay, with Classic
Figures and Ships, though a more intimate
charm pervades the slighter Hastings"
a view of the south coast watering place.
Sunset, with Boat Between Headlands."
Sunset, Bay of Baiae," and Sunrise, with
a ~Sea-Monster,' complete the list Of the
larger %anVas Here, again, there is
little to be said that could convey any ade-
quate idea of the individual pictures; but
of them collectively it may be said that
Turner, by sheer force Of genius, presents
In a more direct manner the brilliant effects
Of light which the French impressionists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-04

for the glass skylights were in a most di-
~lapidated state, many panes broken and
patched with old newspapers. The wet
had run down the walls and loosened tho
plaster, which had fallen behind the Bay
of Baiae' NOW in the National Gallery, 80
that its canvas was hanging over the bot
tom OF the frame like a bag"
When the nation at last took charge Of
the bequest It was found that Turner's
amazing industry had produced for IL
1852 pictures, 1876 finished drawings in water
color, more than 1 700 studies in color, and
nearly 10000 sketches and scraps in every
state of decay, Atthe present time the total
number of pieces exhibited anywhere is
about l 100. The remainder Of the Turner
collection lies buried in tin boxes in the
National Gallery.
or course, most people concerned with
art know about the water colors in the
tin boxes. Many OF them are splendid
sketches. What they did not know, how
ever, was that many oil paintings by Turner