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Journal. H z VOL. XII -NO 127, ' NEW BERNE, N. C., SUNDAY, AUGUST 27. 1893 PRICE 5 CENTS; J'; BCSm.SS LOCALS. D, C. McMILLAX, Internment Securitiea ' 150 Numb St, New York City. No transections on margin or for speculation. Correspondence solicited, tf. UB9 Ola Ferebe will resume her Music Claw Sept. 4tb. - aSlw. LEO'S MEDICINES. Sooth Front SC near Railroad. (Office recently occupied bv E. G. Hill, Esq.) For tale by P. H. Wigsins. . C- C, Roach, sng31w ioU Agent. KISS MOLLIS HEATH will re-open ber ehool, Sept. 4th. aol91w . FIFTY. THOUSAND LATHS for tale. Free from knot, and extra width and length. Applf to 8. C Hamilton, Jr. or at A. . ft N. U. freight office. f- HAVE YOU aeen the latest im proved window gash-lock. Very cbeip ' and strong. ' N. Arm. I TRY THE JoCBifU. business local col urn. V Only ten cent! a line for first insertion . -- and five afterward. tf. ANOTHER lot of those Beautiful Tryon Palace Souvenir Spoons just received at Hibbard's Jewelry Store. Call and aee them. tf. " NOTICE is hereby plven that certificate No, 86 for 5 shares of stock in aeries No. ' 1 and certificate No. 55 for 8 shares in serits No. 1 of tho New Berne Buildinjr and Loan Association has been lost and that application will he made tu said Association for new certificates to lie issued. H. B. Dotft. . This Aug. 8th. 1893. lm REMOVAL 1 E, Hibbard, F. M ODadwiek and U L HU have removed Into the store with Mr L S Wood on Pollock St. near the Post Office, where they will be n'cased to sne all of their friends. s3TBe sure to call and see ' Ibera. anBdlm TJOrrOE NINETY ACRES OF OYS TER FARM FOR SLE, situated in New River, Onslow county, N .Bot tom Is white sand and shelly. It is good propagating ground Oytrs k" law and of a very fine flavor A'so TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF FARM v . - LAND, adjoinine Oyster Farm The upland is good for all kinds of truck: ' alto oorn, cotton, pnanuts and potatoes .4 , Very pleasant place; in full view of the " . ooesn; large oak grove; splendid for a v summer resort For further particulars ? address W t WILKIS9, Marines, Qna. : -. vlow county, N C. augd&wSm. FINE North Carolina Hams at K. R. Jones'. tf. L08T Friday July 28th, two medals usedTIs a watch charm, one a gold cross about one Inch long; the other a small silver medal, shape of a four leaf clover, . -upon eaeb of these on one side was en- eraved "H. M. A." and upon the oppo- ' -site side of the silver medal was 6n- craved "Punctuality. Finder will be " . rewarded by leaving at this office. v : BROWN BEANS for table use at 5 cents v "V : :? . per quart. Also Seed Peas and Beans for " -1 'all ulantii 'all planting, at low prices R. Bbrbv. FOR RENT The Dwelling next door to my residence on j'oiiock Bireei. e J. W. Stbwabt, A FULL line of Spring and Summer nampiea, consisting oiunevioiia oibck, Blue and Brown Serge, Fine Cheek Cash mera. Imported Baitings. Worsted in all grades, Satisfaction guaranteed. . , F M- Chad wick, Tailor. -S. At Hall's boqk Store GO .To Street's horse Store for Livery. Fine roanster,s at ntreet s none auire, .. . Tne tongue of the jast is asjohoise , silver. Solomon. In the. graat debate on silver wbat " says the majestlo Kan ... somet r : . $ Lillian H. Harper has been ap - pointer postmaster at Dakes Nash County.- - -. . . ' . . Sargeon General Wytnan advisee . strict oaaran tine against Brnns- - wick. " -; " f .. . ... -. ' Jacksonville, Fa., sends 91,000 in caan andAloO0 worth - of provis ions to Brnnswiok. .", : - The Wilson bill, :; repealing the Sherman aoti will pass the House . by a large majority. . ; ' ' , For the : merchandise of it (wis dom) in ; t etter than the mercban : dise of sllve Prov, 3. j '.' , . The National bank note circula tion has reached t200,000,OOQ, an : encrWite of $12,000,600 during the , month. . ' . ' ' Vauce nevsr fail to let yon know where he at and. He may be flat of his . back, bat be stands np all the same.' : - s " Mr. Oaanlngii, of New Tork, In ha epeeeh in favor of the Wilson ' bill '.goes for southern members with gloves off. He tells them that tne South .nominated '..Cleveland and it is their duty to stand np to him, and not be folio wis g J the lead of Kansas jayhawkera. '.' The U. S. Senate decides against e ir 2 Lee Mantle. r The Montaua tare daring 'its latest 8ess ioa ! ' : i lie deadlocked, and finally c 3 without electing a Unl i . i . 9 Senator. Upon the ex. of the e'.tt'.o j Esoator's r t a vafancy. Six'.', rt wera t ' s ty the ('. " : r-i V,', ' Confound lb maa who U altaid to expresa himself, hat ha) m high respect for the nan who doc not pretend to know' all about sil ver. Junes G. Blaine was doable- standard- Republican. Hear ; him: "If, therefore, eUrer bw been de monetised, I am In faror of remon tiling Iv It ito coinage has been prohibited, I am in favor of order log is to be resumed. If it he been Metrioted, I em in favor of harlot it enlarged. There is one man in Kansas who takes no interest in tbe calamity cry of the Republicans. It is said that he looks at everything with a sad eye and talks in a low voioe He ia tbe hnsband of Mrs. Lease and has a very robnst calamity of his own, bat is wise enough not to refer to tbe fact while in tbe home circle. States. "Mr. Grady, Democrat of North Carolina, spoke in favor of free coinage." This is all tbe report says. It is not fair. We want to kucw what Grady said, flow bis speech received on the floor and in the galleries. Did men ap plaud and cheer until their voices failed f Did women wave their handkerchiefs and scream f How was itt. LOCAL NEWS. NEW AD VEIi TISEMENTS. Howard, C. Disosway & Co Ink stands. P. M. Draney Horse, etc., for sale. New Berne Theater "The Phoenix. The balloon ascension at 8 o'clock Tuesday is to be by a lady who never made an ascension before. We are glad to say that it is under stood that Mr. B. L. Perry will again have charge of the Atlantic Hotel next year. The knitting factory is being moved nto the Machinery Hall of the New Berne Fair.' During the next year it will be so arranged that its workings will be a part of the exhibit. No Deadly Weapons for Minors. It is well for dealers to bear in mind that according to an act of the last legis lature it is unlawful for anv person, firm or corporation knowingly to sell or offer for sale, give or otherwise dispose of to minor any pistol or pistol cartridges, brass knucks, or bowie knife, dirk, loaded cane or sling shot. Any one violating the provisions of this law may be either fined, imprisoned or both. Attempted Sniclde. Mr. Wm. Lane attempted suicide at his home on the opposite side of Neuse riverfront New Berne yesterday morning by shooting himself in the bead by means of a string tied to tbe trigger of his gun which he pulled with his foot. ' The load passed along the side of his head making a severe soalp wound about three inches long but not close enough to break the skull. The miss is thought to be dne to the hardness with which the triggerJworkeJ. Mr. Lane was brought to the city and received the necessary surgical attention ftorn Dr. Leinster Duffy. Coming and Going. Mr. L. J. Taylor and family who have been stopping for some time at W. L. Arendell's, Moreheod City, returned home yesterday morning. Miss Carrie Arendell who has been visi ting relatives at Morehead returned home. ' Rev. O. T. Adams left to visit relatives at Fonr Oaks, and then to pursue Theo logical studies in Vanderbilt University, Knozvitle, Tenn.' Mrs.W. P. Burrus and Hiss Lizzie Burrns left to visit relatives at Jtoxabel From there they will proceed next week to the World's Pair. ' ' Mr. D. F, Jarvls left Cr the north to purchase his fall stock. - - Mr. J. L. and Ilia Giennie Moody left to spend some time at Seven Springs. ' Mr. 0. H. Scbennernorn loft for New York expecting to remain a couple of weeks.'- '-.t -.s.-.-f?i."-, j ' : Capt Daniel Roberts went down to Morehead City to spend a week, it -ui Dr. D. H. Abbott and wife, of Vande- me. left for the World's Fair.- ' CoL A. C. Delafield, Superintendent of the New Berne -Water Works and 8ew erags System, who has been in Texas looking alter the construction of works there returned to the city last night, and is Stopping at Hotel Albert. ; - Hiss Sallie Waters, who has been visiting her cousin Mrs. A. H. White left returning to Beaufort, ' w' ; -. The family of Mr J. 8, Basnlght are visiting relatives at .Vandemere and Marabel. 'X. " iiit. and MrsR, P. Montague returned from Baltimore and from visiting friends in King George's county, Va. J'r. C. D. Bradbam returned from a - :"i(irn ausiness trip. : J. Duke Marmy, agent "of tho " CoTpany isstopplug at Ditches vs. Ca4efTra4 Dralaatw . Our readers know that we are warmly in favor of replacing ditchas wherever they exist ia the city by aqueducts or t'le drainage. If aoy one wishes a plain convincing object lesson which unmis takably shows by contrast the advantage of tbe underground drainage' over ditches he has but to take his stand at tbe June tion of Broad and Hancock streets and from there look up and down the latter street From Broad afreet -to tbe river tbe underground draiaage is in vogue. The result is that there is not a f.wt of availa ble space but what vtn be mil. Vehi cles can drive cUai lo I lie edge of the side walk and two can paw c-ar i utberon tbe same side of t lie nilpivl iraek. From Broad sirtel to the depot the street is heinj put in jmt as good order as far s the existence of the ditches will pruiit but their being on each side of he street lakes up so much space that in order to pur, one vehicle must be on one side of the railroad, the other ou tbe other sidi , and the ditches with the grass and weeds which will find a foot-hold in them, and the ordinary biidges over them for vtliieles o use in entering hits, or worse still the worn plates where the ditches are driven across without a bridge all go that far to make street unsightly. Both appearances and utility demand the abolition of the ditch drainage and the establishment of a system more in accord with the proressivenws of the times. Tho improved method not only m:ikes lie street lunk ten times lietter but doubles its vehicle capacity. Not only should the rest of this street be lixed thus but the good work should be extended as laat as finances will per mit and w e doubt not that 't will be done. Time is needed for the uccompliDliinent of everything and there has been a mar velous change for the better in the condi tion of our streets during the last few 'ea rs. Church Services Centenary M. E. Church Services at 11 a. m., conducted by the pastor, Rev. R A. Willis. No services at night. Prayer meeting at 9:15 a. m. Sunday School 4:30 p. m., J. M. HowarJ, Super intendent. Prayer meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Tho public are cor dially invited to all these services. Baptist Church Services ut 11 a.m. and 8 p. m.. conducted by the pastor, Rev. Bulu Ford. Sunday Scliool 4 p. ni. There will be no ringing of the bell. St. Pauls Catholic Church Father, P. F. Quinn, rector, Services at 9 a. m. Christ Cbuich Rev. T. M. N. George, rector. Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity. Services 11a. ni. and 6 p. m. Sunday School and Younjr Men's Bible Class 5 p. m. The public are Jcordially invited to attend these services. Attentive ushers. Rev. F. 1). Swindell, Presiding Elder, will preach at Hancock St. Methodist Church Sunday night at 8:30 o'clock. Usual services at 11a. m. by Rev. Jno. F. Butt, pastor, buiuuy pchool 3 p. m. Mass nieetimt at C:dvary Temple 4:15 p. ill. Y. SI. C. A. Morning service nt half past nine o'clock at Market wharf in room over Jas Parson's store at 9:30 a. m. S. R. Ball, Leader. Afternoon ser vice at three o'clock at the hull conducted by Rev. Edward Bull. Church ot Clinst Communion service at eleven o'clock. No service at night Morning prayer meeting at nine o'clock Preaching nt the Church of God Gos pel Tent Sunday at 11 a. m. aud 8 p. in. The Nantucket on Her Way. The old sjngle turret monster Nantuck et has left Now York for Wilmington tow of tbe warship Kearsarge where she will be permanently stationed for the North Carolina Naval Reserves, with headquarters at Wilmington Though particuiars have not yet been mode it is intended that tbe State Re serves be given a fear or five days drill and target practice aboard the Kearsarge at sea. The Kearsarge ss a bark-rigged steam ship, 500 leet long, 83 feet beam, and has fonr 9-inch, two 8-inch and one sixty pounderjguns in main battery, and two twenty pounders, one 8-inch and one Gatlin gun in secondary battery. ! The two companies from Wilmington, ono from- Charlotte, and probably our New Berne "boys will . join them. It would be a delightful trip and attended with bat little cost. ' Life Saving Service Examination - The crew of Cape Lookout Life Sav ing station were in tbe eity yesterday and stood the annual examination before Dr, Chat. Dully as to physical qualifications for the duties ' required,' The - crew of Ocrscoke or Cape Hatteras station were also in during tne weeic ana were exam ined. ' . : ,- . , 1 Those who were examined yesterday were " Messrs Abram ? ; Moore, David Jones, Wm.' Willis, 'Jas Harris, Kilby Guthrie, Alex , Moore and Jas. Wade. Captain Howard Gaskill is in charge of this ststion-He did not come up. While the men have to be examined every, year the captains have to pass examination only once. -: '' v-vL There will always remain r . 7t:t8 said of woman, ,3; PREASDLE ASD BESOLtTIOX Passed by the Sew Berae Fpworih Leasie on Aug. 21, 1893 Whereas Pmf. i. T. Adsns,our worthy aad etocmr.l President of the NewJUerne Epworrh League, h determined to chuigu his present tii-ld of laltnr to en gago in tbe miuitry of the M. E. Church, south, and is hereby induced to sever by resignation his valuable connection with us, therefore lc it Resolved, first. That we, inemliers of this Lesgue. realize with deep regret the separation of our friendly ties, our losi of the prudent counsel, eafnent seal, active and vigilant co-operaiinn of our beloved brother in tbe various interest of the Church, and we gladly extend to him our most sincere prayer and heartfelt benedictions for his future happiness and pre-eminent success by divine help in the Master's cause, and most cordially recom mend him to the f. iendly and Christian consideration and regard of all, with whom the Lord may call him to servo. Resolved, secondly, That a copy of this preamble and resolutions be entered iu the proceedings of this meeting ami also furnished to the New Berne Uaii.t .Topk if al for publication. Good Crops In .ortb Carolina. From all over tho State eome expres sions of satisfaction and gratification at the condition ol the crops. We give a few extracts from exchanges: Newton Enterprise: There is the best prospect lor a good cotton crop this year that we have ever seen. Scotland Neck Democrat: The most flattering report of the crops in this sec tion continue to come iu. There have not been better crop prospects in many years, except possibly in 1890, Warrenton Record: The crop pros pect continues very tine. The cotton, although not large, is fruiting splendidly. The corn crop is all that could be desired. This county will have an abundance of food supplies. A Hurricane Predicted.', People were mystified yesterday by the display, about uoon and thereafter, of a red Bag over Messrs Hackburn & Wil lctt's store as a part of the weather sig. nal such a flag had never been display ed before and curiosity win speedily aroused. Investigation showed it the signal of a hard wind. The telegram on which the signal was based read as follows : Ou Sunday r.iin preceding the hurri cane moviii!' nort h.'' Encouraging From Vellow Fever. There is nut a case of yellow fever in BiunswickGa. The last case has been removed to the country. State Health officer Porter has issued a bulletin which restores Port Tampa to its nominal condition after six days of sus picion. Wilmington has quarantined against Atlanta and Columbus because ol refu gees. North Carolina Ahead. The Charlotte Observer of , Thursday, says: "The New York Herald of Sunday contains cuts of a number of the young ladies from Southern Stntes who are to represent their respective Common wealth in a tableau at the great gathering ol veterans at Birmingham, Ala., in Oc tober. They are Misses Leila Chisholm, ot South Carolina; Caroline Gordon, ol Georgia; Elizabeth Pasco, of Florida; Nellie Fewell, of Mississippi; Lillie Mc Qee, of Arkansas; Lizzie I. 8. Clark, of Virginia; but Miss Kate Theodosia Cant well, of Wilmiugton, who leads the Uendd's galaxy of beauties, is the fair est aud most radiant of them all." Milton Nobles. The New York Sun says: "The Phoenix" was revived in tbe presence of a bumper house at the People s on Satur day night. Milton Nobles fairly out did himself in his old play. It is a wonder that he has not revived it before, for none of the later plays which he has added to his repertory bas suited him half as well as the old drama which, to a Bowery audience at all events, tne ages can never make 9liop worn. Mr. Fred Lotto, in tho Character of the Jew, which was created by M. B. Curtis, and is said to have been tho oiiginal of bis "sain I ot fossen , did excellent work. 1 here was a clever cast aud some good scenery." Night Disturbers. Ed. JoCbnak We call the attention of the city authorities to a matter of great annoyance to the crood and law-ahiriincr citizens, white and colored, at and near tbe corner or George and New streets. As soon as the electric lights are turn ed on at night a gang of colored boys (a number of whom are about grown) congregate and commence whooping and boisterous laughing which not only dis- mrus us uut is very onensive 10 respect able people. Not only are the sidewalks often block aded by them, but they throw missiles against fences and houses, and otherwise make themselves obnoxious. Mast Citizens. Invitation. Ed. Journal: The whites of New Berne are respectfully invited to St. Peters Church today. Rev. H. 0. Philips promises to enter tain hia hearers with a one and powerful sermon.' - - . ''Make hay while the sun shines. In other words take) advantage of bargain when von eee H. , At this time of year when oar cloth ing stock is broken if von can find salt that will please yon well make the price to rait yon. Jnst bring your money Along and see how yon can do. .Do 70a Heed any shirt, we have an nnlanndried rv,rt r?rth 75c, take them now J.". EOWAED." ArOCSr 18th, 1891 I "'Come nnto mc, all ye that are heavy laden, and I mil irt." labour and give yon Coine unto nw when slmdows durkty gather, Win n the sad limit is wear, and dis- trust, Seckiug for comfort I10111 j.mr heavenly Father, Come unlo me, and 1 rest ! (jive you 1,3 r- ire tho mansions in thy Father's dwelling, (lad are the home that sorrows never dim: Swee are the harps, in holy music swell ing. Soft arc the lones which raise the heavenly hymn ! There, likean Eden, blossoming in glad ness. Bloom the fair flow'rs, the earth too rudely pressed. Come unto me, all ye who droop in sad ness, ' Come unto me, and I will give vou rest." jj. Death of an Ab e Local Methodist Mln. Ister. Rev Chas. M. Cook died at bis home in Edgeconilie county Saturday the 12th, inst, utter having been paralyzed for a number of years. The deceased was for many years a local minister in tho North Carolina Conference, Methodist Episco pal Church, South, and in this county he was well known and highly esteemed by a large circle of Iriends. In 1877 Mr. Cook conducted the great est revival ever known in this section, the influence ot which will live forever. Many of the liest workers in the churches here were converted at that meeting. He w is a great sufferer the last few years of his life, but when the Lord shall come to make up his jewels, we trust that he may have many seals to his ministry and souls for his hire. His memory will ever be cherished by the people of Wcldon. He was the lather of Hon. Charles A. Cook, of WairciHiu. Our sympathies nreith the bet ied family. Weldon News. Whole snle.Harket Country Produce, Beef, ia'tc. Beeswax. 20. C.-'rn, f.om boats 50n55. Chickens 3oa45c pair, young, 20a40c lucks, Eng. 40a50e.; Muscovy 50a(l0c. Eggs, 15c. Field peas, 60c. 'iecsc, 75c.afl.00. Hides Dry flint, 4c; dry salt'l 3c green, 1 1-2 a 2c. Lamb alive $1.S0 to $2. Outs, 30 to 32 1-2 Peanuts, $1.20 $1.25. Sheep, sheared, fl.00atl.60. ' Sheep, full wool, tl.25a$2.50. Sweet Potatoes, 80 cts per bush. Turkeys $1.25al.75. Onions, f 1.50a $2.00. Wool 12 to 15c. AD ACROSTIC EPITAPH. BY niUUT O. MOORE. Cold blast ot death, its chilling breath Laid here a victim true and brave A gentle dove, a lovely flower, unrivalled song in gloomy hour, Delightful star, pure crystal wave; 111 earth deserved a life so high And Claudia dwells beyond the sky. VP TO A CERTAIN POINT In the urccrees of Consumption, Dr. Pivots Gulden Medical Dlsoovarv la a poaltiT remedy. Bvao in the most advanced cam, it srlvea com fort and relief; and where otbsr mwiidrws only rallav, this will cure. But delav la danaerona. with Con sumption. In au the ooodlUona that lead to it, tha "Discovery" im the remedy. With sevara, lingering Coueni or Weak Lunra. nothing act so prumpUy. Every disaass that can be rxhfl through ths blood yields to this medicine. Tbt Scrofulous affection of tb lung that's called Consumption is on of them. For this, and for r every other 1 blood-taint form af Scrofula, for all and disorders, and all chronic Bron chial, Throat, and Long affections, so certain that it can be If it ever tails to benefit or our, vou have tout money back. Can anything else be "Just a gooa " tor you to Duy 1 Dont believe it Dr. Sage's Remedy positively curt Catarrh. FOR SALE One good buggy or saddle horse. Al so buggy and harness. Will sell separate or altogether at a bargain to a cash cus tomer. Call on r. M. DKAJNEX Mrs. A. T. Jerkins Will Resume the Dnties of her SCHOOL on MONDAY, SEPT. 4th. OPERA HOUSE THURSDAY, AUG. 81. 0 First aDDea ranee hers of the renresnt tive American flayer ana risywngnt, .. f ; . t - UILT0I1 NOBLES, With the assistance of a Strong Special Cast, will present his World-Renowned Creation of the Bohemian, in his own Unique American play, sailed "THKPflffilTIX'V An Original Melodrama In Three Acts by Milton Nobles, Now In its Nineteenth ; Consecutive Year. THE GREAT FIRE SCENE The Famous Gambling 8oene f ;: New Songs, New Dances, and the Villiaa Still panned her. ?: ?.j?t; VJ-i? After Breakfast bay your tickets Ibr the PHOENIX vy-V :&X:-. Tickets on sale Tuesday st Nona .UcSorley s at half past ten o'clock (10:30) Admission $1.95. Reserved seats with out extra charge. . Gallery tOcts. ; - L f Msoluldj pure A eraam of tartar baking powder Blithest of all in leavening strength. Latkbt UirrrxD Statcs Govs rx mutt Food Rktobt. Roval Baiihg Powdkb Co. in w.n St.N. Y. Athletes of the Present Day. I J. E. 8ollivan, Secretary of the Amateur Athletie Union, President of the Pastime Athletie Club, snd Ath letio Editor of The Sporting Times, writes : ''For year I have been actively oonnooted with athletic sports. I always found it to my advantage to use AiioocK s rorous Piasters while 'i training, as they qniokly remove soreness and stiffness; and when at tacked with say kind of pains, the result of slight colds, I always used Allooek's with benetioial results. I ave noticed that most athletes of the present day use nothing else but All cock's Plasters." A A !f . C. R. B. DIVIDEND. The Board of Directors of the A. & N K. R. Company bas declared a divi dend of two per cent, payable on the first day ot September, 1893, to stockholders 01 record on the first day of August 1893. F. C. Roberts. Treasurer COME AND SEE OUR NEW LINE OF Ink Stands, Dove Automatic, (large.) - $1.50 Dove Automatic, (small.) - 1.00 (Notice the Reduction.) Key Chains, - - 10 cts. each. Card Cases & Bill Books Call and see our It will pay you. Gk Disosway & Bro. John sDunn'a and buy a cake of GOODY 2 SHOES There are Golden Horse Shoes moulded in the SOAP. Who ever draws the the HORSE SHOE, can return to the store and receive $2.50 One Horse Shoe was drawn SATURDAY Aug. 19th, by a colored woman, and she was promptly O KftlN CASH paid fiiv NUMI & UcSORLEY. IOE ORE AM SODA, SODA, OOOO COLA, LEMONADE, &o. TENNEY'S CANDIES The largest line of MEERCH AUM and BRIAR PIPES in Eastern Carolina. HOTEL BRUNSWICK, TELLERS AND MoKEKL S CELE BRATED CIGARS. HEADQUARTERS FOR POWDER & SHOT. Send yonr orders to CHAS S. EOLLETEE, Tba V7t:!::d3 Cit::r, 'Powder delircrad direct front magv v rvasv I - f 5 : i,- v. -,.-v -.- 'aMistpiw. tine. you are Lorm'ia FOirSQUETHMQ : LNE Which you have not been able to find, or have found and it was more expen sive than you thought it ought to be. It WAS BECAUSE You did not look in the RIGHT PLACE ! IF YOU WANT TO FIND SoxnetJring; That will please v a . you, drop in ana let us show you our, t STB":! v. Vanrn TrnlT- , i r
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