Green Bay Weekly Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 5

The Democracy Rally. The Coal-Oil- Waste, out in Force. Dig attempt at a Display. Total Failure. Geo.

Ii. Smith orate. No enthusiasm. The twety-8ixtfi day of September, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hun- Depere Theatricals. They had an entertainment at Depere, the other night, which we hear very highly spoken of.

A friend who was present hands us the following account of it We have seen a great many traveling shows where you wouldn't get your money back half POST OFFICE. Open from 7:30 A. u. to 7:30 t. a.

uu4a from a. M. to 9:30 a. M. i area ana sixty eignt was, prospeeuvciy eon.

c. n-v. R. TKA1NS LKAVK. sidercd, to the ordinary run of mortals of no 80 as if you had dropped into Maileic's more consequence thaii any of the balance of on Thursday eve.

The occasion was a Personal 0 en. Warren, U. S. Ki.gbieer was in the city the early part of the week. He has been looking over the improvements on the lower Fox.

The General is charge of the improvement of the Wisconsin river, r.y-i. Our friend Yocno, of Fort Howard, returned from his eastern tour this week. And he didn't come back alone. In fact, Yft'Ni: got married. well.

Whisperings, it is being whisjKjwHi around that Mr. J. M. Pool has the nicest and best assortment of crockery, glass ware and French china, that was ever opened in Green Bar. and lie is selling it very cheap, in Klaus bioek.

lw i.iv lapra. 7:00 A. 0:00 V. It A I I AKKIYK. Port Howard.

Over in Howard nil is activity, business, which hfis been somewhat "lull there as in other placet, is beginning to improve, and the merchants are proportionately elated. A stone "jug" is being constructed. It is a substantial concern, ami inmates will find it more difficult to full out of than the old shanty which has done duty for so long a time. It is being put up near the engine house. The proprietor of the new Foundry are setting the machinery up in their new establishment The largest part of the tools and machinery have arrived, and the balance is on the way.

In about three weeks the establishment will be complete in every respect. --Steam will lie got up for the first time next Monday. The new store of Messrs. Taylor lOOKO is progressing finely. The briak-work on the building will be completed this week.

The front will be a handsome one. When finished, these gentlemen will have a showy as well as commodious store. Mr. Ui.ksou designs erecting two brick stores on Dousinun street. John YViiitnky's foundry always presents Pay Express, 10:00 p.

llit a II i.i.AVi: Chicago at Oa. sr. and :30 Sleeping QW OA Nlglit Train. wA copy of the Uiecn Itt iazctto will be- found mi flle at the ufficuaf the' Cbfentfo N'ortb-Weatcrn toll way, 229 11 road way, New festival, Tableaus, instituted by the young people in aid of the Depere Cemetery, and was a complete success in every way. The Mistle bough was rendered with effect.

Miss Emily Aundt person-ating Uinevra. and IIeimikkt WUBILIX, Lovell Two Scotch trios by Mr. Mui.t:ii and children, were sung very nicely. IJlue Heard and Wives" was one of the best tableaus we ever saw. W.m.

Field looked a perfect wife-slayer, and the row of extinct companions, Suspended by the hair, in the liack- the three hundred and sixty-five that graoe the celendar. The almanac men hadn't put any special mark opposite it. Andy Johnson hadn't made any extraordinary provision for its observance. But it seems that the democracy of this city had decided that the aforesaid day should be a big one in democratic annals. To this end they devoted all their energies, and applied all their available resource and material.

Meetings innumerable were held, and plans many and various adopted. They would have a torch-ht procession, and music and cannon, and all that. And they would kick up a treinenduous enthusiasm, and by all their grand and divers doings would make the radical chaps quake in their boots. All the week preceding, the Moving1. Workmen are engaged moving the engine house of No.

1, from its present location: to the south ward, to mako man for the new brick house which is to be built I. 0. 0. F. CHUCK It A LODG1 NO.

10. I. 0. 0. meet (very Tuesday evening at their New Hull on the cor-uerof Cherry and Adam street, at 7:30 r.

M. J. A. PINTO, N. G.

X. Mai.tis, 11. S. i ground, was a warning against future big fiOI.PKN RULE ENCAMPMENT NO. IS, I.

O. 0. will meet at Odd Fellow Hall, lir-t and third Friday 'Of each month. K. c.

KnUSB, 0. V. D. I. IMMR, 3.

leaders went about drumming up recruits for amists. The last charade we were too stupid to solve it was very well acted. Miss AKMDT did the tragic in commendable style, while Charley Lawto.n and Miss Molly convulsed the audience with their Irish delineations. On the whole it was a very pleasant evening, and exceedingly creditable to Depere or any other place. We learn that in two evening's performances the handsome sum of 'OO was cleared.

a. R. IWT 8, 0. A. (iroen Bay.

Regular meet-ine. It rat and third Wedncday of each month, in Hall, at 7 P. M. C. 0.

I.OVKTT, IVwt Com. for the steamer. The site selected for the old bouse, is in the triangular public park, near the bank building." The fine liberty pole which has stod in front of No. l's '(uurters for so long a time is to accompany the old house on its travels. Some considerable time and lnbor was expended in getting this dow Set em IFb.

But ll iu has got his new bowling saloon on Adams street, about completed, and is now ready for biz. He has things fixed up in attractive style, and those who are fond of the kind of sport furnished at his establishment, will no doubt tit once proceed thitherto develop their muscle ami skill. The place will be opened to the public to-dav. a busy aspect, and the proprietor is doing a the occugim. The faithful were entreated, large and successful business.

On Wednes- couxed conjured to rally. A committee day of this week he shipped an engine which wns to get men to carry torches, and he built, to Oconto, for the new flouring mill I whe hud maJe tlieir rC)0rt it wu eg. at that place. It was a model of beauty, and that in the whole county 400 realous a credit to the skill of the Fort Howard mc- denoertU could be found who would take the chanics. The size is 16 in.

bore 28 in. jol) Accordingly that number of lamps stroke. A Tremain's patent valve was at- werc manufttctuml, and stood waiting to do tached. Mr. Whitney is now building a tQ icmicr.icv was knovn that the large engine for the new flouring mill of Fos- 1 n.

Svcnr. of Madison l.ad a little Death of Col. Beall. a dispatch from Oen. Sol.

Meredith to Gov. Fairchilii, announces that OoL ts.W. Beall died at Helena, Montana Territory, on the 36th from the effects of a wound received the day previous. speech which he been getting off throughout Nothing is known definitely as to the circuin tkk AitxoLiiin Howard. The appearance of his establishment has been enhanced by a large and good looking sign.

Mr. A. Taylor's handsome brick residence will be ready for occupancy in a few the State, and he was invited to come up stlluces 0f bis death, except that he was shot and tell the people how they were ippreeeedJ bv a miin uamed PlIlBT or Berry. Colonel and taxed, and the like, for fear tkey would- Wtt8 wcU known to our olJer citizenS) 'nt know it. Well, finally the day came, and unJ j-eaUj respected for bis many fine unli it is unnecessary to enlarge upon nue up- thf am, a fey very 'ew ofthe ties of haul heart.

He was an uncle of OHUBCH DIRECTORY. Chrlat Conn of Madison and Cherry t. Hex. I. P.

TCsiIIrTKt.Y. Rectur. Service every Sunday at 10:30 A. and 7 P. M.

J'rrtfiytrriaH Church Adam t. Rev. J. T. KII.I.KN.

1'antor. Service ever Sunday at lUcSO A. 11, and 7 P. M. Mrtlo tNit Hl'UrujMtl Church.

Corner of Mad-oa and School St. Rev. J. W. OLMSTED, Pator.

Service every Sunday at 10:30 A. and 7:30 P. M. utlf cii, r)i(rr(. Cherry St.

Rev. C. J. RKTM, Pastor. Service every Sunday morning, at 10:30 A.M.

Mnciritin hun h. Moravian between Mad-OH and Monroe: Rev. J. DETTKRER, factor. Scr Ice every Sudry at a.

h. and 7:30 p. M. French Ciitlmlir Churrh. Milwaukee street, between Jcifrraoa and Mll-on.

Rev. II. iiorKVER, Caalof Service every Sunday morning uml a f.t-r-uoon. Crrmnn Catholic Chnrrh. Ma Mi-on street.

Rev. F. PFAI.LER.Tantor. Sfrviceaevery Sunday moral o(t and afternoon. Uttlahd Catholic Church.

Corner of Adam mil Sluurt tret. Kcv. II. HOFFF.K. Fator.

Service every Sunday morning and afternoon. FORT HOWARD. Baitlmt Church. -Rev. A.

If. HAMILTON, tor. Service fery Sunday at 10:30 A. a. and pearance; it speaks for itself.

expected people came. At an early hour the Mrs 0lSTy of city He 3ri j2Sj. Ll! a 1 1 connected with the early ollti Radical havcnl ways consid- weSttn l'r ered our old and respected citizen AliM When they had mustered the.r en- 1... ImuAu mmb itnA cal history of the state, and during the years 1850 and 1851 was Lieutenant Governor. Upon the breaking out of the wur, although Kimuall an honorable and patriotic man, but uic itlKV me lunula uiiugui iumu lit.

But alas for the uncertainty of democratic arithmetic! Only 140 individuals our faith has been somewhat shattered recently. We understand that he contributed es far advanced in years, he offered his services A Alt I). IW but- Ti the Voters of Drown Cuiinly The undersigned would respectfully inform the voters of the county that he presents his name as a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Hoard of Supervisors, and promises when elected, to fulfil his duties promptly and honorably. 31-2w (. T.

KYBKR. AlAHD. To the voters of the County of firoifJi; The undersigned having learned that some evil designed men, to better attain their purposes, arc circulating through the county that 1 am not a candidate for re-election to the of fice of Register of Deeds, and as i am able to speak myself upon that subject, 1 deny the report above mentioned. Hiving received considerable encouragement from my friends in this county, I hereby present myself to the public as a candidate for re-election to ofiieo. XAtlER MART1K.

sentially to th respectability (so to speak) could be found to bear aloft the lamps, and to the Governmont, and was appointed Lieu-of the Sevmour and Blair torchlight process- the remainder were sadly extinguished and tcnant Colonel of the Eighteenth Wisconsin. l'itts- ion on last Saturday eve, by informing the carefully put out of light. Then the crowd jfje rcCeived a wound at the battl started on its winding way in something urg nml was subseipiently trans- lemocrat who got up the only decent transparency in the procession, how to spell (iet- like the following ferred to the Veteran Reserve Corps, in which ORDER OF PROCESSION he served until the close of the war. Ciiuijri jut nnnl C.Hurcli.Kv. 1.

1. Klin, tvsbur The transjiarency read, troops Republican ouiitj- Ooventloii. BAND. Playini; aVKpuVi March. were the first in the field at Gettysburg." For the benefit of those few happy democrats who can read the English language, we propose to the Seymour and Blair club that at Tlic Republican elector of Brown County will meet In Convention at Baird' Hall lathe City of (Ireen Hay on Saturday tin? Kth day of Octolwr ccxt, al 2 clock M.

lor lhe iiurj- of letminiitlm; iu .1... 1 be voted fto at the next irenerai TBAXSI'AKKNCV. On one side of the transparency wan a white man lioklinif a nisfuer intended to reprc ent the balmy day or uthern democracy. Wfcen tiley were in that biwlni-: hut. ala! tiieir oeeuiiatiun u-ne.

to some of their nocturnal orgies they vote an A i Uiatrlrt lt'(" sufiieieiit to cover the expense Ktiriati-rof Del, a Slicrlffe a Surveyor or On the oilier Hide- wax a huce kiefclne hnrau, labelled Attorney-a Sepervtlor for (be -Ht, DMrict and 0f a bible, a dictionary and a geography, for C'7k 1' trv Sanervlaor far tne 3d Watrtel I "Kentucky," xhowlni! that KentacKj Will tijm K.1. towjt nd ward will euUtltdto delegate a I circumstancas may possibly arise that one of to kick the Union to piece. On Hie oilier ride the the documents may be needed before Seymour pitTi-icM luad lilair go up the saline estuary. follow: ifc-a-miihia City of Green Day X. W.

7, S. flreea Bay 6. toward Saamleo 2 Uiwrciice 4, Scott 4, IVrlf btatown Hi very ajijiropi unwi huhih-. KKillT PALL BEARERS. Carrying "taller" candle, In a concern looking like a sma-licd Uat democrat.

style. 12 torches carried by voters. DcomarK Von c.in't a ivs exneet renuhlicana are iro- i i ing to help vou. Town of lluiubol.it 6, Katou 2, Preble 2, Uellevue 4, Rockland 3, ilorriwui 2, Holland 2, Depere Village of Deper 4, Howard N. IT.

4, S. W. 3. Hy order of County Committee. Republican 1st Assembly -District BroWIl County Fair The annual Fair wt, luop sticks lamps busted.

of the Brown Countv Agricultural Society will be held in this citv next week, eommenc- 4 boy with torches fractlOWg the rebel yell. The Republican elector of the A Dia- Wednesday Sept. 7th and continuing ict ol llrewn county will meet at Uaird Hall, in 6 .,1 lli'i 11 t'OUtitV 8 boys with busted lamps. A delegation of Ku Klux with lty of 'irt c'i Bay, on Saturday October l.tb, lVis, through 1 hursday rTPtny. 1 hose who wngr' i Uavc the general conduct ofthe fair in charge al election.

i have takeu pains and made preparations to bell Town and Ward w.ll be entitled Ui deleiiatc i folWa-a. have the coming one a success. Hut it is im- Pibl for it to be rendered so, unless every Let the Hrown 2 republicans at $2 a head. 10 boys yelling. busted torche.

Preble, town of HuMboMt, town ofKafam, lone will turn in and help own or K-w llennnrK, oi liieiunore, town of BciU'VUc. town of Uerriwni 2. By order of the lt Aeinbly I)it. Committal. County farmers and mechanics take an interest in this matter, and let us ive a first-class ind ,1...

,1... ,1... Ami HA Diati-U I oil- wuwiuuu oi wprwantvi i buato-o iainpa 03 of wcrocarriwUr boy Kcimbiu -iid Ate My neoaenoia, ana me iroraaaop. i ne grounua are in better condition than ever before, ami vr u( ion. The Rcpn'dienn elector of tli- 2nd Acmbly Uinwii (ininlv will meet at Eniruie llouae.

Ft Pottibone announces his annual "opening week'1 in this issue. Its going to commence nest Monday, and an invitation is extended to every hotly to be present. 1'ktthione will be ''at at that time, and he want -all his friends to go and see him. There is a pile of new goods in that new store of his, and they're going to be sold cheap, and those in want of bargains had better go at once. Don't forget that that opening commences next Wednesday, the 7th and furthermore don't forget to be on hand.

Disappointed- Mr. Williams, who was announced to speak tt Depere last Saturday night, was unable to get there, owing to the fact ofthe steamer getting nground.und staying on the I'eshtigo bar all night. It was a disappointment both to the speaker and to those who were expecting him. The nature and time of Mr. William's engagements rendered it impossible for him to stay over hero another day consequently he was unable to speak at Depere.

Excited. An Irishman from Depere named McKinney undertook a foolish thing last Tuesday in the way of cutting down the Hag opposite the Democratic headquarters. Hut Mac was considerably catching sight of the American flag strung across the street with Seymour and Blair's name attach-ed to it, expressed himself in thiswise: name is McKinnky 1 fought six yours for the union, but never saw that glorious old flag with such a dirty tail to Mac overcome by his own eloquence mounted the para pet and was proceeding to cut down the fag and take off the "dirty tail" ai, he called it, when Aiayor Klaus "surrounded und brought him down. A lesson learned. Good.

Wiiitnkv, of Howard, besides being proprietor of good looking foundry and knowing bow tc turn out good looking work, is I good fellow generally, und a good republic. in to boot. And be proposes to make his principles talk loud during this campaign. To this end he 1ms got up a cannon with 4 inch bore, and presented it to the Giant and Colfax Club. Wait till the returns come in from Pennsylvania, and two or three of her sister states that are going to vote shortly, and you'll hear John's cannon.

A'Tir-iation. We understand it is contemplated to start an association this fall for the purpose of opening a circulating library for the use of the citizen of Hreeu Ray and Fort Howard. An association of this kind haw long been needed here, and we hope to see all 4 Sol.aii;; i'ov (all. IUuciiman LlUMAX are now receiving their fall midwinter stock of Mm and lioif Clothiuy and Ftu-nithiny UwM. Their comprises a full assortment of every thing that i9 wanted in hese lines.

They guarantee the latest style, the best make and the cheapest price. They desire that those in want of good qualities famishing goods and clothing should give them a call and make an examination of their stock. The Bay shore trade is solicited, and mill men are particularly invited to iiuike a thorough examination at tho Star Cl itliiiu) limne, Karle's block, opposite the City Nation til bank. 28-tf ii i-1 sisi" fit ii rd 11 a it rtis Hknso.n Co's Drug and Jewelry Store in Fort Howard was the birth of necessity. It supplied a Want which had long been apparent.

The people demanded an establishment where they could he supplied with necessary Drugs, Medicines, and the line of goods usiuklly found in the same connection In supplying thisdefteiency in that piaee these gentlemen haVe been rewarded by good patronage, and this his now become so extensive that they are enlarging their stock. In order to do this, they are going out of the grocery nud provision business, nnd are now selliu-, goods of this line, i rof. In their eatablish-ment can be found every thing in the Drug line, all the popular patent medicines, perfumery, toilet goods, etc. Tn the way of Jew-clery, goods, the public will find a complete assortment, reasonable prices, find tlieir representations as to the quality of articles sold can be relied upon as being correct. "If at first you (li.tiJtsueceod, Try again." If you hive tried other Cough Medie'in-without effect, try J.

W. Poland's White Dine Compound, which is a sure remedy for all throat und lung difficulties. Sold for Om Dollar per bottle hy J. Robinson Hi tirccti Hay. mtm THANSl'A I1KNCY, On each iile tranJrtMy win the niott "leymour'i tr.xif Brit la the Held at (iettyabinv-" An old veteran who foupht there on the I'nion tin la true, that "my lrleud" were th Hrat 'on that initlic livid, and were the lirt to it out." Out of repcctto Oen.

hue the lap. Iauc win. omitted lroin the Iranepan iicy. I'NCLK OEOROK WITH TOUCH. Till the mot appropriate part lhe proceaion nod in the roar, led to the imprewiou that our uble l.eitll'hai'.

the whoie crowd III cuaUaiy, Howard, Saturday Oct. 17th ut at 11 A. M. for it is expected thatthere will be a big turn out this year, and that the fair of I8ffi wffl be to Bach town and Ward will be entitled to delegate iu tup (md the society, the pleasant- N. W.4.S.

5, Town Howard unJ mo8t "ccssful ever held in the Suamlco Wttelteld 2, Uiwrenee 4. 3, county Koekland 2. Holland 2, Depere 2. Villace of Depert 4, D.M. the -r.

'zzrrz Superintendent of the ''Luke and River Turn Out. The Urant and Colfas Club Transportation has moved his office in- i. tri LAi.L TOTAL HAKKNBSg. VI I- KM' i to the second story oi iviaus new uiocr, ai the foot of Washington street. The now In cation is in every way udajitedto the business About 8 o'clock the speech commenced.

The hall woe. tilled. Everybody of every ajhide of politics, was anxious to hear the speaker and see how he was going to vin li-catc the democratic policy. To s.iy that they of this company. Hut what we were going to speak of Was the appearance of their new office, it is furnished and fitted in an ax coed meets at liaird's Hall, every Monday evening.

The club will be addressed by good speakers nt each meet ing until the close ofthe campaign. MlNt GooutS Huti.eii'.s. 60 and sec 'cm. apeecll. There will be a public meeting Depere on next Tuesday etc, the 6th under the auspices of the Grant and Colfax ingly neat and convenient style.

The walls wer0 disappointed, would not be strong arc frescoed, and the room has an air of fin- enough they were more than disappointed, ish and comfort which gives it an attractive jir Smith lias always had the reputation of look in the finishing und furnishing of their being a good speaker, but en this occasion ho Club of thut place. The meeting will bo ad now room, the officers of the company havo certainly did credit to himself nor eoni- Iressed by A. Km ball Ksq. one of had au eye to the combination ot all the points piiinentcd his hearers by his eflort. A (ireen the best speakers in tho county.

All aru m- pf utility and style, they congratul ito vited. themselves on having decidedly attractive quarter. Lecilire Joan ('. 8axk, the renownud IMot and Humorist, is announced to give rcc- Depere Graat and Voitxi cmn. Last 'nations at Klaus Hall in this city, this Friday week our Republican friends in peparo or eve.

His selections are "Love" and "Froild i cmiized Grant and Colfax Club. 11a 8. li.iy audience never listened to a more ego- tistic.il, arrogant, and shallow harrangue than the ono iu (motion. The democrats looked I dSwiTpnolnted many of them dbgusted. At the conclusion ofthe speech the audience qui- etly went to thuir homes, with dampened ar-! dor and dishaurtened spirit.

It was painful-jly quiet, No cheers no enthusiasm; noth-ing. The lights were extinguished dark-I ness and silence reigned, and all was as qul 1 et ami serene its though it hud not been. Ta- kcl a whole this (leui'iitration was a failure. It was the first attempt ut a splurge nil of our cite Uai.hwin was elected rresident, and Colonel Miss Doubtless And when Abraham nnd the people hehel I the wonderful cures which were produced by this drink, Abraham said, -'My children must not sutler give mil thy drink to drink, and I will give it a mime." And so (Vbriihiini drank, ami said there was nothing: like it, oven in Sutignniqu Utuillty E. T.

Si'iiAr, Secretary. At the first meetiiiK over sixty names were enrolled, and take au active part in forwarding thi enter- that it was better to the lips, but good for the stomach nnd bee tuse there werr bitter times in lighting the'W'WterS tho plantations, it shall be lore, one. Flanti.liou Hitter prise. Groceries. Caki'kntku Lamb ave got in a complete stock of groceries and provis- tens will tivnil themselves of the opportunity of hearing this talented gentleman, and he will he greeted With crowded house.

Dilitrraociltl. While the Democratic procession passing through the street on Saturday evening last, some person or persons werc mean enough to throw brick bats at them. 11 a low, mean, dirty trick, and such contemptible nets iheold receive the condemnation of every good citizen. ions foe the ill fv wblidi t'tev are ae'lilllT nml so lias been. I the list is being mvo11o1 every day.

Wo are glad to note the ftct that the republicans ot' that vicinity are regularly organised. The party have got earnest work before that work cunnot be successfully accomplish I cd, without a thm-diigh organization. That ancient and goodly town has heretofore been I fearfully ami woudorf'jlly dumocatio, but wr I look to sec a cltango coin': over its po- at low furores. A choice lot of OttUIied iroods And the wonderful work which it lias W'Uiileri ul worlc wittcl, ll lios er- formed in witnessed at ibis day inevery tone. ei 1 3 an oe mumi on ncr suejves.

i 4 ti narish. village and haiui'-t thr that the Drown county democracy have made for SOttC time, and judging from the disheartening failure itttending it, will probably be the lint. The party isn't very healthy in this vicinity, and its friends are getting dreadfully anxious about it. Wo don't believe its delicate constitution could stand many more At t'dl ion is llei to tho a Iverti emenf of Mr. .15.

S. Vkatks in another column. Me has lecided to go back to California, and ad- Onr city has always hud iuicnl aspect in the couving Meat Market the reputation of being supplied with tho best vert'iNes his business and stock for sale ut A world. And he xnitl, "lp1.it be iiroiAvnied Ihronjiii-ott tlie length and breudtb ofthe I Hid, from the valleys and mountain-tops, that nil who suffer from fevers, dyspepsia, weakness. I ok ofnpre(itc, hervous he.idaohe, nnd inentii) de-sponuenoy, will find relief through the Plantation Hitters.

They ndd tone In the stomach nnd brilliancy to the bfwhich I. people, am living eample." 31 1 a H-i frieml hands til the result of such fearful strains IIS Saturday night's per- nf biiteho) sliont. and mnAnir these une in- .11 imhIm Hero is a care ehauoe for some Sent. orni'lllce. ami ll inev want.

io niaivu on iiini. Sept. i i ijaken on the N. Y. Ccnt'l It.

Harness or Shoe maker. SilltUIOIlS 01 H'ICllU i oecupic, a place i.v the froiti vmh He Uxor-1 25th, 1 stood as follows Urant 106 Sey- co.ntortu had tt go out oughly undorstand, the iHrtlTf Iho mour 4. Hrdly a day p.vsses, but votes aro demons tatloi, business, fncyre not a sue and takes nains keen these axils supplied taken on the different running our cess La that line. Harrimin's Hottll progressing rapidly. The brick laying Is nearly eomjiletod.

Tho tf, hMit building already begins to assume ti fine ap- tho beet I i th "1 oflon Htate, and almost invariably the prefer- to MaI.ia vtbr. -Superior to the best mau. TKnun I i a ocitrance. iuuU when comruotcu win ne into (s c.i,,,,, u.l uit ni nltendnnco I ence IS largely 1,4 imuanni ucrmau i -in will soeuro tf rugu. structure, i the prico.

the price. straws toll. i.