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New Britain herald., 1927-10-22

CHURCH ST. 455-4 rooms, all T1ode-,-. nice location; nice cosy tenement for winter; garage if desired. Apply 3rl floor 't'' ''
New Britain herald., 1927-10-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

'-' ti4AOl IllutIpI.
 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
 Agcnts-Reai Estate x STEAMSHIP TICkETS-Real e..a.e m. tary pulic. Mortgage loans. Agenzia
 ltallana. loS Laffayette St. phone 3s75
 Building and Business Property SC PINEHURsT MANOR-Our salesman ! will he on the tract every Saturday ! afternoon during the summer. Stop at | our land office on Farmingtou Ave as You motor through Plainyille and tr- spect this attractive development We ! will be pleased to see you. The John ! Cooke Co. Plainvilc, Conn. Tel. 5G6-3 Building Lots For Sale Sl BUILDING LOTS for salo ,p every sec. ton of the city on easy ter!ns Tn. W. L. Hatch Go. City Hall. Tel s4OO Houses For Sale S3 BELVIDERE ROXBURY ROAD-Ncw two family house, five rooms and sun porch eu floor Can be bought right NabiHow- -Ras-hkow Real Estate Co,
 "o3 Main St. Phone lSI0,
 BElNIpElE-Cott 6 rooms and sun parlor, steam heat, large lot: ready tor occupancy, Priced for q quick sale Easy terms, II. E. Christensen, Room { 131 Main St
 CHAPMAN ST.-One family house, new
 6 rooms, sun parlor, hot water heat Can be bought with small amour;
 of cash. Aaron panielson & Co.,, l2I
 Main st. Phone 3l2l.
 IrJ,I-
 10 q floor; all modern Improvements.
 Price is way down md small cash re
 au!red. Eabinow-Raschkow Real Estate
 e.. 29% Main st. hone 1S1c.
 HELNlDERE- strnttord Road, I6S-6
 rooms, sun paror garage. large lot.
 Price very reasonable. L. Deming. Tel RELNIpERE-S Strntford Road, l55-New
 bungalow, rooms, sun parlor. hot wa
 tpr heat, large lot. L. peming. Tel ELTON ST. 2o--7 room house, car
 garage, All improvements, hot water
 heat, electricity, gas sewers. side
 walks, Lot 45xl5o. Reasonable price.
 Inquire Frank Monk!ewirz, lSl smith
 s. Phone 2753.
 DON'T MOVE until you sec me. Will
 show you how to own home by pay
 luS Ilhs ItIlt. fidFTN h. ttOllan1, VI Main St. Tel 4og4 or 1ol6-l3. HAYWARD ST--3 family house of l4 | rooms and one store. Price $500. ! small cash New England Real Estate i Co., i76 Main St. Tel. iS75 or 56S. MAPLE IilLL--Cnusually well built cot- tagc of rooms with latest improve. ments Beautiful lawn and big lot This is real ncs home at q mod crate price. Eah!now- Ra schkow Real Estate Co, sos Main St Phone 1SlO \ EWlNGTON-2 family house, II rooms and store. years old. On trolley line. Prco S6,So0, Cash $500 up Peter De nuzze. i76 Main St. New Britain. Tel 434S or 45S7-2. TANLEI ST.-Southern part. room cottage all modern improvements Price s6.Soo. Cash Sl,U01 Peter De- nuzze, 47f Main St, Tel sS43 or 45S1-c Wo tenement house. 10 rooms, best lo-1 | cation in Bevidere. All modern, car | garage, double lot. Price reasonable l Phone SSoi from to and i5Ss-A after 6,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-22

ERWIN PLACE. 50-i or , rooms, i'm
 provements. Price very cheap. Inquire on premises.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-22

CITY AVE. 66-f room tenement all .lodefh Improvements. heat. Rent s30 Apply William Thiede. Phone .7So
New Britain herald., 1927-10-22

CHESTNUT ST, 217 (rear7-5 rooms steam heated Price Very reasonable. Inquire Frank Nair. 5ls Main Sr
New Britain herald., 1927-10-22

EXPERIENCED TYPIST wanted State experience and qualifications Write r. o. Box 1925, city.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-22

PROSPECT ST. G6-l roolus, all im- proycments. utre tenement for winter. ttN floor. Inquire same address
New Britain herald., 1927-10-22

1 CHURCH ST.-pleasant front room, fur
 Mshed. steam heat, electric lights. Eas Adkins. f6 Church St
New Britain herald., 1927-10-22

EAST ST" 9l3-First floor, five rooms
 all Improvements, Rent reasonable. An ply 2nd floor
New Britain herald., 1927-10-22

COOKE ST. PLAINVILLE-7 rooms all Improvements except gas. Inuuirs l., q. Peck, Cooke St. Plainv!lle
New Britain herald., 1927-10-22

CHESTNUT ST, 319--6 rooms, End floor, improvements Fireplace; adults. Apply lst floor or telephone 4G57-2
New Britain herald., 1927-10-22

CHERRY ST, 127-5 room tenement. al lmprnNements. ApnlY CLArles EuAnLrl
New Britain herald., 1927-10-22

CAMP ST. S4-Quiet. comfortable room.
 All conveniences. 2nd floor.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-22

1t the eaky Roof
 wh can do it. listed the Business
New Britain herald., 1927-10-22

! DWIGHT ST, lNl-Correr East room | apartment. newly painted and papered M"dern Improvements. Phone &092-l2
New Britain herald., 1927-10-22
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

BASSETT ST, 63-2 furnished rooms, hot water heat. Phone S0a
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10
Youth Falls in
Tolls Again

Lynn Trciglc, louisiana youth
who managed to talk his way to
freedom here two weeks ago when
held on suspicion of having stolen
an automobile. is again in the sher-
iff S charge. This time, attaches at
the sheriff s office state, Trcigle
has been caught red handed in auto
stealing and is ready to enter a plea
of guilty when arraigncd on the
charge,
Trciglc when held recently told
the police that he was a boxer fight
ing under the name of Pee Wee. He
Informed them that he had purchas-
ed the automobile, the theft of
which he was held on suspicion.
Trciglc gave a straight forward
story to the court declaring that he
did not know it was necessary to
have deeds and licenses in the trans
action and claimed that he had paid
$50 for the machine in Mexicali.
He was dismissed.
When broue;,; 10 FL Centre fol
lowing his arrest by Brawlcy police
Saturday, however, Trciglc made no
effort to deny the theft of ma
chine in Holtvillc, it is said. 1t was
expected he would be arraigned on
the charge late this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10
Increase Shown
In Telephones

Distribution o. over $3.50 director
les, the largest numDer OF telephone
tooks ever put out in Imperial val
ley, is being made today by repre-
scntativcs Of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Co. and through the
mails. According to Il. ID. Button,
chief clerk and acting manager at
the present time, the increase in the
number of books printed over that
Of former years is caused by Il ma
tcrial increase in subscribers
Addition Of three new toll sta
tions, one at Frink, one at Sugar
Loaf and another at Wcstmorland
is shown in the new directory. All
exchanges show an increase in sub
scribcrs with FL Centre leading the
percentage of increase.
Improvement in the classified
section will be noticed, this section
being much moro complete and ar
ranged in such manner az TO be
Of greater service to the buying
public.
ANY subscribers who have not re-
ccivcd their directories by the last
of the week should notify the tclc-
phone company, Mr.. Button an
nuunceS
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

for the action Of immigration Of
ticials.
Why Suffer with sore feet or that
rupture, for Dr. Seat0n is located
at the Casa Rey Hotel. corns and
nails cut 50. TrusScs correctly fit
ted s. and up. 33 years experience.
adv
Not on Border Patrol.-M. S.
Chaffin. inspector in charge of the
immigration service border patrol,
today Informed the Press that John
Ward. held i'll Jail on q statutory
charge, was not q member of the
border patrol as stated in an article
last week. Ward was connected
with the customs service, which is
separate from the immigration scrv-
ice.
DR.. Amy Lyons, Csteopath, 704
So. Fifth st. Phone 744. adv
Printed Grapefruit Wrappers
Now in stock. Scheniman Paper Co
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10
Shrine Club Aids
Expectant Mother

Mrs Virginia Wright of FL Cen.
tro and Mrs. Gillctt of CalcXico,
members of the committee on the
charity fund of the White Shrine,
have presented +. G. Weir superin.
tcndcnt at the county farm and hos
pitai. with Il check for $lj. to be
used for the needs of an cxpcctant
mother who is being cared for at
the farm.
Anyone who would like to donate
garments for the expected baby or
any other articles that would be of
use, may send or give them to Mr.,
Weir
An appeal is also sent out for
clothing to be used for 90 day old
Mexican baby whose mother is
dead, and an American child, five
months old, who are being taken
care Of at the farm, and are badly
IN need of clothing.
In a five years test in Nevada
White Federation wheat gave the
highest yield.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10

Don't Fail TO reserve seats for
Tkrainian Chorus at Valley Drug.
January 18th. Palace Thcatcr. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10

Brunswick Records of the Tkrain-
ian National Chorus are available
n the !. V. Hardware Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10

Lost west of FL Centro, Martcn
fur neck piece. Reward. Return to
14lS brighton. Phone 932M. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10

Water Bills Due. = Today is the
last day for obtaining discount on
water bills, according to City Clerk
Ncalc. Bills not paid by the close
of business tonight must pay the
full amount Of the bill. Where the
water bin is not paid by the 18th
the city is empowered to refuse fur
ther water service until the bill is
paid.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10

Ukrainian Chorus, Palace Thea
ter, Tuesday night, Jan. 1lth. Re
served seats $50 and 800. Val.
lev Drug Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10

Ukrainian National Chorus Re
cords ut the I. Y. Hardware Co.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10

Glassine Cover Paper. sizes 15x16;
1GxlS; lsxcO; 20x22. Now in stock.
Scheniman Paper Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10

STOVE WOOD--Clcan, dry, long
burning Mesquite wood, in one foot
lengths, delivered, at your door on
few minutes notice 800 for one
fourth cord. Soues Lumber Co.
Phone l3t. adv
I'D u
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10

Money to Loan on Automobiles
Sterling Securities &c, Inc. Fred r.
Cross, Mgr GEO Main St. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10

Beauty OF Skin and hair are in
sored by appointments at the Fran
ces Beauty Shoppc. Phone :. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10

Woman Violates Parole e-It cost
Edna Palmer, formerly y barber at
Imperial, Go days of freedom to step
from the straight and narrow path
Saturday afternoon. The woman
Lad been placed ON parole when
brought into court on Il previous
charge and when she entered n plea
Of guilty to breaking parole she was
given n 60 day term in iail.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10

Alien Faces Deportation.--Mich-
icl Rchincnto Jarmillc has been or.
dcrcd held for deportation. Jar-
mile fell into the net of the immi.
grafton officers posted throughout
this vicinity Sunday afternoon. lie
was arrested and brought to the
county Jail where he is being held
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10
Kindling Wood For Sale. Phone
til. Valley Lumber Co. adv

Swine Sales Reported.-Among
the recent sales of purcbrcd swine
sold by the Lovcland Rancho which
show the growing tendency to raise
Thoroughbred stock in Imperial val,
ley, are the following; To/ August
ANlcr. Brawlev, one service boar,
ono wcanling boar and one wcan-
ling gilt; to G. +. CLAYTON, Brawlcy,
one bred gilt; to William p. Cooper,
Yuma, ono wcanling boar; to Peter
Schmitt, Brawlcy, ! weanling boar
and to the Boys and Girls Pig Club
80 wcanling barrows.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10

1. w. Academy Of Music offers
superior advantages to students of
piano, voice, pipe organ and dra-
matte art. G32 Olive. Phone 1901.
After q p. m, 466W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10

Chickens Bought and sold. Dress
ed or undresscd. Phone 9GG for
prices. 1852 Woodward. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-10

Everybody Likes It! Paul's But.
tered Pop-Corn. Why' 5, 10 and
70" bag. At Pickwick Stages De
pot. adv
Evening star., 1927-04-24
'Day by day my whole
system was being
poisoned''

living plant a fresh, corrective
food.
To keep we'll the digestive tract
must be kept clean and active
That is exactly what yeast does. 1t
tends to counteract intestinal putre-
faction, preventing the absorption of
dangerous toxins by the body. 1t
stimulates the sluggish muscles of
elimination, gradually bringing com
plete release from constipation.
Start today to eat your way back
to health, to rid yourself of constipa-
ton and its attendant ills-indi-
gestion, pimples and boils, and that
constant feeling of WEAKNESS.
All grocers have Fleischmann'
Yeast. Buy several days supply at
a time and keep in a cool dry place.
Write for a free copy of the latest
booklet on Yeast for Health. Health
Research Dept. Nab, The Fleisch-
mann Company, 7Ol Washington
ST., New York
Evening star., 1927-04-24

SOME SIX YEARS AGO / became an
air mail pilot, covering the route
between New Orleans and Pilot Town.
Sitting in my plane for long hours,
irregular meals, the constant strain
of the Work-aH these things finally
bought on constipation and heart
burn.
My system seemed to be literally
poisoned.
This condition continued for four
years-was a constant handicap to
me in my work.
1T continued in fact until began
taking FIeischn1ann's Yeast. began
by taking two cakes a day and in
three weeks time my system began
to function regularly. After six weeks
Ifailed TO experience any more heart
burn. Today consider Yeast as a
part of my daily food. 1 sincerely be-
Heve it has done wonders for me"
r. F. Knox, Fort Wayne, Ind.
THERE is nothing mysterious
l. about 'Fleischmann' Yeast
unlike medicines, yeast is simply a
Evening star., 1927-04-24

uEFT,
FOR FIVE MONTHS my seven-year-
old son was so sick didn't know what to
do. Indigestion-terrible intestinal pains
frequent nausea. He suffered misery
looked so sallow and pale. And worst of
all, nothing seemed to help. One day my
grocer said. Why don't you try Fleisch-
mann's Yeast?' 1t could not possibly
hurt, thought. so l told him TO deliver
two cakes every day. That was on August
18th In two weeks Jimmy was showing
an improvement. Soon his stomach gave
him no more trouble. He has got back his
white skin and rosy cheeks. Today thanks
to my grocer's simple advice, he is a
healthy, robust boy"
Mrs. John Quincy. San Jose, Calf
BELOW
NINE. DOROTHY JARDoN, prin1a donna
r1ezzo soprano of the CHICAGO Opera
Company
THE DARK SIDE of operate and con-
cert work is the constant wear and tear on
ones complexion. Long train trips, changes
in food-all had their damaging effect
Loss Of color and that sallow look became
most alarming. l was panic stricken. At
this period relative suggested Yeast. |
ate it and my digestion showed improve
ment-and naturally this was reflected in
my face. My old energy returned. Now.
when that sallow look threatens l use
Fleischmann's Yeast"
Dorothy Jardon. New York CRY
Evening star., 1927-04-24

An average of one person out of
every third family in the United
States and Canada is an enthusi
astic user of FleiSchmann's Yeast
for Health today! Make Yeast
part of your regular diet-learn
how simple and easy it is to feel
yourself again.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

This Easy Natural Way '
to feel yourself again
Eat 3 cakes of Fleischmann's
Yeast regularly every day, one
before each meal: just plain in
small pieces, or on crackers, in
fruit juice, milk or water. For
constipation physicians say it is
best to dissolve it in hot water
mot scalding) before meals and at
bedtime. Be sure that a regular
time for evacuation is made habit
ual) Dangerous purgatives will
gradually become unnecessary.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

A step-in Pump in Patent
Leather, with mat calf
trimming; also in stone
kid, trimmed with Wisteria
calf, at $500.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
The Woman of FOrty.TwO
BY CLYDE CALLISTER

always the champion of the older
woman-described the Baroness du
Guenic in words that should be of
interest to women of this age:
Still beautiful at A.. many a man
would have been happy TO marry her
as he looked at the charms of this
glorious, richly toned Autumn, full
of flower and renewed by dews from
Heaven. Her skin, once so white,
had acquired those warm and nearly
tones that painters delight in-her
eyes of turquoise blue cleaned with
wonderful softness under light, VEL
vety lashes; she had grown a little
stout but her shapely hips and
slender waist We're not dishgured by
it, the Autumn of her beauty dis
played still some bright flowers for
gotten by Spring and the warmer
glories of Summer"
Jane Cowl. Lima Cavalieri. Flor
ence Reed and Pauline Frederick are
notable living examples of the
woman who is still charming at AZ.
tCopyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-09-08
Gin and Gas

He took a drink of bootleg gin, for
he was feeling rather punk he had a
green pain in his shin, and sundry
fantods in his trunk; he poured an.
other flagon in, but he declares he
wasn't drunk. He'd always been a
careful skate when driving his an.
cestral vain: the rules of nation,
town and state he followed when en-
tirely sane, not flying in the face of
fate, not holding statutes in disdain.
The gin was potent and he tore along
the pike at frightful speed he killed
the Jones priZe-winnlng boar. and
mangled Farmer GInger's steed. and
then ran into Johnson's store, and
had the clerks and statesmen treed.
He overturned ten hives of bees,
which insects grew exceeding hot;
they stung him on his neck and knees
and every other vital spot; and then
he ceased to split the breeze - this
sobered him at last, l wot. The ruin
that he wrought that day will keep
him busted for nine years; for dam
ages will go his pay. and he'll be al
ways in arrears: he Is a sad and heart
sick jay, whose eyes are full of un-
shed tears. 1.-TWO drinks of gin." he
sadly sighs, should make no fellow
run amuck; I've often taken seven
ryes. and still safely drove my
truck; but in the future III be wise,
and sober as a Pekin duck. Two little
snifters from a glass may make a
man feel fine and grand, so he'll see
gold in tarnished brass and think he
owns the whole blamed land: but two
small snifters mixed with gas will
gum the works to beat the band"
WALT MASON.
fCnoyr;cbt tao-)
Evening star., 1927-09-08
What Hives Are Made Of.

Nettle rash is the old name for
hives. Urticaria is the medical name
for hives. Urticaceae are a family of
plants having stinging hairs on the
leaves. Some hives are just little
baby hives, scarcely more pretentious
than mosquito bites. In fact mos
quito bite is typical hive, the only
difference between the mosquito bite
and the hive proper being that we
usually know exactly what produced
the mosquito bite.
A caterpillar differs from a member
of the urticaceae mainly in distribut-
ing ability. Get a lively caterpillar
under your shirt and you'll break out
with hives for miles around, the cater
pillar having a million hairs and every
hair a stinger. All of these irritants
are proteins, whether of vegetable or
animal origin. t@
Numerous food proteins will produce
hives when they are eaten by indi-
viduals who happen to be sensitized.
We are not yet able to explain this
sensitivity. but we know little about
it and we will know all about 1t when
the right young thinker comes along
to straighten out the tangle and
bridge the gaps in our present knowl-
edge. We know that various animal
and vegetable proteins heterogeneous
compounds) are likely to produce hives
or asthma or some similar disturbance
IL they find their way into the blood
undigested or through other portals
than normal digestion. Thus any
serum injected under the skin is like
ly to cause more or less trouble of
this kind.
But we're waiting for the genius or
student to explain why certain indi-
viduals break out a fine rash il they
take the least mite of quinine. sail.
cylic acid (as in 'aspirin") opium.
choral, SIENNA (present in scores of
herb teas") or various other medi-
cines.
We are not so puzzled when pa
tients develop hives after indulging
i'm cheese, lobster, mushrooms. fish
roe, Strawberries, oatmeal, pickles.
honey, mutton or a dozen other good
foods. They are "sensitized," they
have an ''idiosyncrasy." or else some
part of the digestive process has
Evening star., 1927-09-08
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY. NJ. d.

slipped cog, and so the offending
protein has passed through into the
blood incompletely digested.
So. as doctors so often do. we start
treatment with brisk cathartic, say.
a bottle of effervescing citrate Of
magnesia, or any form of salts pre-.
ferred. Then a low" diet, which Is
also rather mean, for day or two
the less food the better. If the stom-
, ach misbehaves the least bit the pa.
tient had better take Tablespoonful
doses of prepared chalk or 10-grain
tablets of calcium carbonate every
two or three hours. IL the stomach Is
quiet probably better internal medi-
cine than chalk is calcium lactate or
calcium chloride, 20 to 80 grains OF
either with a glassful of water. three
times A day for a few days. If the
stomach resents this. why. don't in.
sist. but toddle back to the chalk or
calcium carb.
For relief Of the itching the we'll
known calamin lotion is excellent -
zinc oxid and calamin, each half
ounce, borax and glycerin, each two
drains, lime water six ounces and five
per cent phenol solution lone to 20
carbolic acid, the strongest carbolic
solution druggists may legally sell
without prescription, two ounces.
Shake we'll and dab on the skin with
the hand as often as necessary for
the itching.
Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-09-08
THE EVENING STORY

| attention to her. it didn't matter.
such outrageous service sighed
the chaperon of Maizie's party; I'm
50 hungry"
oh" cried the girl whose head
had been turned. 'the duke will
bring us breakfast"
George cast an odd look as he
passed down the aisle and smoothed
his crisp linen jacket, grinning
toothfully.
The duke came back first, scowling
with the eXertion of making his
way through the ice-topped snow:
men couldn't keep up with me-"
| Maizie regarded him incredulous-
| ly. awe vanishing to be replaced by
hungry anger: But surely you
brought mel mean us--something
to eat?
The nobleman. signing for George
to brush the snow from his boots.
did not answer.
II can see You have no coffee. =
pursued the girl, but your pockets
surely a bun. EVEN
The pale blue eyes regarded her
with annoyance. How YOU chat
ter" he said. peevishly: "it was very
hard on me to have to go such a
The stunned silence in the Mime
haha remained unbroken until gay
hslloo was heard outside and Jim
and his chum, who worked at the
next desk in the insurance office,
breezed in. bringing the smell of crisp
air and-ves. it was coffee that they
eagerly shifted.
Here we are" laughed Jim, his
face red from the stiff wind. Coffee
and buns and a whole pail Of sink
ers. Gee. but that woman was all
right; offered to bake some griddle
cakes to bring. but they would have
'rozen on the way Some salt pork
here. too
,nrIn%b lDGS fSe tSe SNOW snow drawled draw the the
duke. light eyebrows lifted super
ciliously "Of course, though the
common people are accustomed to
roughing---"
"Tl have you to understand that
Jim isn't common" blazed Maizie,
her small face scarlet and her speech
impeded somewhat by the large bite
of doughnut but her meaning was
clear.
Jim laughed carelessly; his misgiv
ngs concerning his sweetheart had
,een allayed by his stiff walk and
mis- Sp2ech competed MS content
Taizie was a good little kid, after
I'll.
Well. we'll. Duke Smith" came a
ov;al voice. George told me you
ere in his car and l hunted you
,. pronto. Where's the rest of the
'H~. cd man."
STRANDED in Montreal" admitted
the actor reluctantly. Lets so into
the smoker"
And that's that" giggled Maizie.
"To think of you being fooled by a
man called Duke Smith, jim"
II knew who he was" returned Jim
placidly, "but you seemed so pleased
with royalty that / thought"
"You shouldn't think, Jim" Mazie's
tone was saucy, but her eyes told a
different story. Share a doughnut
with me? Say" she continued, isn't
it queer how some folks will fall for a
title?"
American Jim smiled quizzically at
the retreating back of the trouper who
had briefly basked In the glamour of
pseudo-royalty.
That the surname Smith was un-
usual in connection with real duke
had been overlooked. ani that actor
had been well pleased at the error.
THE END
tCopyright. 1871