Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 8, Number 48, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 May 1878 — Page 8

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PEOPLE.

FOR THE

On the Other Train

A DEPOT

CLOCK.

'Tber®, Slmona, you blockhead! Why didn't

TOO

trot that old woman aboard

her train She'll have to wait here cow until tho 1:05 a. m.' •Yea, I did tell you! Yon knew well enough, "fwas only your confounded stupid carelessness!' 'Sbe! You fool! What else could you expect of her? Probably hasn't any wit besides, she isn't bound ou a very jolly journey—got a pass up tho road to the poor bouse.' 'I'll go and tell her. and if you forget her to-night, see if I don't make mincemeat of you.'

And our worthy ticket agent shook his liit menacingly at his subordinate. 'You've missed your train, inarm,' he remarked, coming forward to a queer looking bundle in the corner.

A trembling hand raised the faded black vail, ami revealed tbe sweetest old lac« I ever saw. 'J?vcr mind,' said a quivering voice. "TJs only three o'clock now you'll have to wait until the night train, which doesn't go up until 1:05.' n? 7 'Very well, sir, I can wait.' 'Wouldn't you like to go to some hotel Simons will show yon the way.' •No. I thank you, sir. One place is as good as another to me. Besides, I haven't any money. 'Very well,' said the agent, turning «way indifferently. 'Simons will tell you when it's time.'

All the afternoon she sat ther9 so quiet that 1 thought sometimes she must be asleep, but when I looked more closely, I could seo every once in a while a great tear roll down her cheek, which she would wipe away hastily with her cotton handkerchief.

The depot was crowded, and all was bustle and hurry until the 9:50 train goi ug east came ua then every passen ger left except the old lady. It is very rare indeed that any one takes the night express, aud most always after I have struck ten, tho depot becomes silent and empty. 'J tie ticket agent put on his great coat, and hklding Simons keep bis wits about him for once in bis life, departed for home.

But ho had so sooner gone than that functionary stretched himself out upon the table—as usual—and begau to snore vociferously.

Then it was I witnessed such a sight as I never had beteroand never expected to av aiu.

The tire had gone down—it was a cold night and tho wind bowled dismally outside. Tho lamps grew dim and ilarei, casting wierd shadows on the wall. By-and by I hoard a smothered sob from tho corner—then anotner. I looked iu that direction. Sbe had risen from her seat, aud oh! the look of agony on tho poor piuched face. '1 can't believe It,' she sobbed, wringing bor thin, white hands. 'Oh! I can't bellevoit! My babiei! my babies! how often havo I held them in my arms and kUsed them and how often they used to toy buck to u)o, *'Ise loves you, matn my.'' and now, oh God! they've turned against mo. Whore anil going? To the poor house! No! no! no! I cannot! I will noi! Oil! tho disgrace!'

And sinking down upon her knoos, she sobbed out in prayer: 'Oh, (.Ml, spare uie this and take me homo! Oh, Ood, sparo me!'

sparo me this disgrace,

'Tho wind rose higher and swept through the crovlces icy cold, liow it moaned, and seemed to sob like something h'uiwu that is hurt. I began to shako, but the kneeling figure never stirred. The thin shawl had dropped from her shoulders unheeded. Simons turned over and drew his heavy blanket more closely about lilm.

Oil, how cold! Only one lamp remained burning dimly tho other two hud gone out for want of oil. I could hardly see, it was so dark.

At last site bocatue qu'eter and ceased to moan, Then I grow drowsy, and kind ot lost tho run ot things after I had struck twelve, when soino oue entered tbo depot wilU a bright light. I started up. It was the brightest light I ever saw, and Beemod to til I the room full of glory. 1 could see 'twas a man. He walked to tho kneeling figure and touchod her upou the shoulder. 8{»e started up and turned wildly around. I heard bun say: "Tls tialn time, marm. Come!1

A look of joy came over hor laoe 'I'm ready,'she whispered. 'Thou givo me your pass, marm.' She reached him a worn old book, which he took, and from it read aloud: '(?ome unto me all ve that are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest' 'That's the pass over onr mad, marm. Are you r^a-1 j?'

The light died away, and darkness fell in its place. My hand touobed the stroke of one. Simons awoke with a start and snatched his lantern. The whistle souuded down brakes the train was duo. 11* ran to the corner and shook the old woman. •Wak© up, marm its train time.'

But she never heeded. He g*v* oue look at the white set fact, and, dropping his lantern, tied.

The up train halted the eondnctor shouted all aboard, but uo one stirred that

Ttis next morning when tho ticket agtMit c*me, found her 'froa^a to dMth.' They whispered among themselves, and the coroner made out the vertlicfApiplexy,'and it was in some wav hu«hkl up.

They laid b*rout in the depot, and advertised for her friemis, bui no one oaiuo. S alter ttae aeeoud day, they buried her.

The last look on that sweet, old face, lit up with a smile so unearthly I keep with u»o yet and when I think of the occurences 6l th.it night, I know she went out on the other train, tkai never I atoppwl at the jvor house.—Detroit Com uiereial Advertiser.

PERILS OF A XJGHTllIDR lie got on the train at Colfalx, walked into the sleeping car, and pulling out two dollars, demauded of the African the lower berth. *v "All full, sail." "Lower berths ail token? Well, I'm devilish sleepy I'll take an upper berth but it's a pretty note that a uian oau't -a berth an this road. Here, chuck thu sack into some safe place, and lie caroluI and not smash the bottle In the top. Take this money, quick, and get the twd ready." "Do lower berths la all full, salt, and so is do tipper. Kfteryting was 'g»ged, sah, before we tell Sacramento* Ye

"The dene® you say!" Whau the titan haul finished blowing off his steam, he hounoed out into the other car. slammed down his valise and woke up another tuau who waaanooalag

in his seat to tell him the sleeper was full. The ethe other man informed him that he knew all about that four hours before.

The disappointed passenger then pnt bis sack under a seat, and composed himself for slumber by running bis knees as high up 011 the bock of the next seat as possible, while he slid down on his own seat as low as he could, until the top of his head Tested on tho ton of a brass screw which was used in tne upholstery. In this position his body assumed the form of a letter N turned upside down. At first he im agined he conld rest forever in this comfortable position, and dropped off to sleep.

The conductor came along soon and woko bim np for bis ticket. He was nndvr considerable obligation* to tho conductor for waking him up as be did, for be found his joints were getting stiff, and another fifteen minutes would have crippled bim for life.

He next put bis sack at the end of a seat and used it for a pillow. When he laid his bead down on the carpet sack his cheek became smeared with a fresh quid of tobacco juico which the sack had Dicked up from the floor. He then remarked. a few times, removed the tobacco and coiled himself up for a nap.

He was in good position and his feet stuck through the end of the seat and bung into the aisle. Presently a man got up to get a drink, and he bad to move the obstruction by pulling them through the ornamental work and holding th&m in the air until the uian got his drink and went back. By the timo seventeen other passengers bad drank, he concluded hi* position might be improved, and askod a brakeman to turn two seats facing each other. The brakeman said he couldn't. He had the same luck with a baggaj,:nmaster and a newsboy. He then tried to pick the lock with his knife, and broke four blades out of six in elevon minutes.

At length the conductor cairte along and fixed the seat. He then endeavored to sleep by putting his heels oil on© seat an$ his bead on another. Tbe seat got tho best of the bout in t&n minutes, He then placed bis carpet sack between the seats, and sat dowu on it, with his legs on tho top of the seat ahead, and his head laid back on the seat behind. The seats won this round in ten seconds. He then took tbo cushions and stretched them on the frames and seats parallel with the cars.

When ho coiled himself up in this position he thought it was a veritable ''Dream of the Albauibra," and in three minutes was asleep, and in four thought he bad just been elected to Congress by an overwhelming nssjority. Then he dreamed he was lost on an iceberg in the Polar seas, and woke up to find that a man who had got off at Verdi had left tho door open and the cold air of the mountains was pouring in on him. He tried to warm up with a drink, but found his bottlo smashed, at which he remarked, as formerly, and walked up and down the car, repeating it every ton minutes until he reached Rono. Next timo he travels in tbe night he savs he will eutjnge a sleeper a month ahead.

Little People.

From a toy's composition on Cens: 'I put my Uncle William's ben's head off with a hatehett, and it scared her to death.'

I've got something in my pocket to give you when I go away,' said a gentleman to a little girl. 'Then I wish you'd go right otf,' was the frank response.

Little five-yonr-old is having her first experiences of a spring in the country. Looking at a pens treo in full bloom the other day, she exelalmed: 'Why, mama! Just look at that tree! It's all covered with popped corn

A late lecturer remarked that it would not be a very violent stretch of imagination to believo that a 'Massachusetts baby six months old sits up in hia mother's lap eyeing bis own cradle, to soe if he could not invent a better, or at least suggest some Improvement.' ,#

A littlo boy in a Sioux City Sutfday pctiool put a poser to his teacher. The lady was telling her class bow God punished the Egyptians by causing tho first born in oach family to be slain. The little boy listened attentively, aud at the prop er interval mildly inquired, 'what God would have dons it there had been twins?'

The Ipfant class of a Sunday school on ChurcH street were being drilled by tho good teacher on the early life of the Saviour. 'Johnny, can you tell me where Christ was born?' said sbe •Kaston, ma'am,' replied the youth. •Why, no, Johnny,' said tho amazed young ladv. 'Christ was born at Bethlehem. 'Well,' said Johnny, 'I knew it was some place on tbe Lehigh Valley road.'—E!mira Advertiser.

A bevy of children were tellifig what what they got at school. The eldest got reading, spelling and arithmetic. 'And what did you get, little one asked the father of a rosy cheeked little fellow, who, at the time, was slyly driving a ten penny nail into the door pauel. 'Me? I gets spellin', readiuf and spankin'.'

A boy in a Sunday school proposed a question to be answered the Sunday following: 'How many letters does the Bibio contain?' Tbe answor was three millions five hundred aud thirty thousand three hundred and thirty-three.

The superintendent says to James, 'Is that right?' 'No sir.' was the prompt reply. 'Will

TOU

please tell us how

mauy there aw, th?o?' 'Twenty-alx, sir.' -•'JW A schoolmistress In tbe country was taking down the names aud ages of her scholars at tbe commencement of the term, when coming in turn to a little white headed boy, she asked him: •Well, my lad. how old are you 'M name a'n Lad/ said he, sharply 'It'* 5obn.' •Well,' said tbe schoolmistress 'what Is tbe rest of your name •Why, that's all tbe name I've got— ust John.' •Well, what Is your father'# name 'Oh, you needn't put dad's name down lie isn't (turning to school. He's too big to go to *fchool.' 'Well, fjow old are yon 'I a'nt old at all I'm young.*

"Go ont» young man, she's not here," add a Kentucky preacher last Sunday in tbe midst of his sermon, to a youth hesitating in the doorway.

F. PKOBST,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer In

MOULDINGS,

PICTURE FRAMES!

mH MAIN STRKEr.

PiomWs of avonr i»*«-ipUon framed in the mot approved manner, aad at U»e tow «at rates. mwrso AGENTS

Deatemia the surromftQnt ailed at Cincinnati rate*. 1

TERRE HATJTE SATURDAY EVTDNING MAIU

CATARRH

IS IT CURABLE 7

mHOSE vfco havo suffered from the Tattoos and complicated form* of dlaease aasumed by Catarrh, ana hare tried many phnlcUna and remedies lrithout relief or cnr*. avail the answer to this cueaUonwtthcon»lderableanxletjr. And well the may-.torso disease that can bo mentioned I* 10 uniY versally prevalent and 10 destructive to health at Catarrh. Bronchi tie, Asthma,

Coagba. and ttrtooa

and frequently fatal affections of the lung* follow. In many Instances, a case of simple bat neglected Catarrh. Other sympathetic affections such as deafness, impaired eyesight, and loss of sense of imell, may be referred to as minor but nevertheli

IT CAN BE CURED.

FImmediateCrelief

can be cured. There la no doubt abont it. afforded by SAWVOBD's RThaADI CAL CORS FOB ATAKBH is but a slight evidence ot what may follow a persistent nse of this remedy.

and

tlon that of a powerful purifying agent, destroy. Imr In its course through the system the acfct Bolton, tbe destructive agent la catarrhal diseases.

A COMPLICATED CASE.

Gentlemen,—My case lsbriefly as follows: I have had Catarrh for ten years, eachyear with increasing severity for nine yean I had not breathed

down and sleep, and a constant dull pain in my head. My head was at times

ftiU of catarrhu

sleep. Ever? disappeared under

thesfcTisiresslng symptoms has

the uso of not quite three bottles of SAXFORD'S RADICAL CPBB. My bearing is fully restored. 1

effects of the Cxraa on my appetite, on mykidneys, and, in fact, every part of my system, what has been dona in my case is wholly the effect of tha RADICAL CUR*. Very respectfully,

J'lTCiLauBG, Oct. 14. C. H. LAWKENCE-

Indorsed by a Prominent Druggist.

I hereby, certify that Mr. Lawrence purchased the KADIOAL CORK of me, and from time to time made me familiar with bis case. I believe his statement to be true In every particular.

FITCHBUBG, Oct. 14. AS. P. DERBY. Bach package contains Dr. Sanford's Improved Inhaling Tube, and lull directions for its use in all cases. Price, fl. For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists and dealers tUronghont tbe United States ana Conadas. WEEKS & POTTEB^Gem Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston,

COLLINS

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An Electro-Galvanic Battery combined with a highly Medicated Strengthening Plaster, forraing'tho best Plaster for pains and aches in the World of Medicine.

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Francis Baker, Esq., Cincinnati, O. Mr*. J. M. Robinson, E. Orrington, Mo. K.-Shiverlck, Esq.," Independent" Office, N.Ti Mrs. Eliza J. Domeld, Unme, III. Geo. Gray, Esq., Montlcello, Minn. Mrs. CM as. Rounds, Woodhull, 111. W. II. H.McKinney, Morrow, O. Mrs. It. L. Steven8,rort Wayne, Ind. "Wm. S. Simins, Mttdisonvllle, Kr. Mrs. E. liredell, St. Lonls, Mo. Mortimer Lyon, Esq., San Francisco, GaL

And hundreds of others.

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VOLTAIO

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mxo rums Bold byiaV onghoutgth^

ICE.

We are pleosftd to inform ilu- pubil.c cur friends and patrons especially, that vfr have succeeded In gott Jig a. gc supp'y of superior northern

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With which to serve thorn the coming season. Our prices are as elieap as the oheapast. 1 WE ARE CITIZENS OF TERUE HAUTE, ana respectfully ask a continuance of their support.

L.F. PERDUE,

Terre Haute Ice Company, #22 Main fstrest

KAIN AND SEWER PIPE.

THE TERRE HAUTE

Cement Pipe and Stone Co.

Have on hand andofTer to t'-'.e public, pipe of various sizes, for

Sewers and Drains.

•, also

Window Kills, Oripping Ntonea, Stepping Blocks etc.,

AT SITES TO SUIT T»« TIMES.

Parttes wishing any article in th'i lin® vri!l call at office. Willi Morgan's co office, on Ohio Mre«t, at works, orail ir. va through the poatoflice,

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ANT -FAT

The GREAT

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PELLETS O

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P. O. Box 77,

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Tor

OORPUIjENOB.

ALLAN'S ANTI-FAT

la purely vegetable and perfectly harmless. It acti upon the food in the stomach, preventing lta Iwlni? converted into ftit. Taken In accordance with directions, it will reduee a fat penoa front two to five pound, per week. "Corpulence Is not only a disease Itself, bat the harbinger of others.® So wrote Hippocrates two thousand years ago, and what was true then is noa'i the less so to-dav.

Sold by druggists, or sent, by express, upon r» •eiptof 1JWL Quarter-dozen $4001 Address,

BOTANIC MEDICINE CO., Proprietor*, Buffalo, If.

WOMA

Bran immense practice, extending through a period of years, having v-iihin Uiat time trc ::e many thousand cases of those ili.ea^es peculiar to woman, I havo been enabled to perfect a most potent and agreeable medicine ih.tt r.ieeu the indications presented by tTiat c'liss of diseaaCb wlUi positive certainty and exucinc^s.

To designate this natural specific compound, I have named it

Dr. Pierce's Faviirita Prescription.

The term, however, is but a feeble expression of in hi^h apprecia:inr.-'-r value, bitted ujioti mv own iiersonal ob.Herv:u: )•. A.-t a clnt-e observer. I have, whi'o i:s positive reeuils ):i the few ."pedal disease- iimileiit to the separate organism ot woman, sin«:e.l it out ns tho climax or crowaln gcin of my niedlcai career. On iis luerita, a ]K.sftive, safe, anil eli'ectnal remedy for thU of diseases, and ono that will, at all times a-l under all circumstance.*, act kindly and in lir.rmouv with the laws which govern tho female syBtcm, I am willing to stake my reiutatiou a» a jjhysiman. Nnv, even more, so conildent am 1 that it will not disappoint il-.e mo.-t sanguine cxiHjctatlons of a single ir.valid l.nlv who tuc-s it for anv-of the ailments for wliieh 1 refinnnend it, that offor nnd sell it umler A PCMTIV «UA!tAWTE13. If a beneDr.ial e.,cct not cxporlenccd bv the time two-ihirdi of U'O contents of tlic bottlo aro used, I will, "n return vt t!ie bottle, Iwo-thiriU of the medhino having*, been tiikcn according to directions, and tlic case being one for which I recommend it, promptly refund the money paid for it. Had I not the most pcrfoct confidence in lta virtues, 1 could not oiler it aa I do under tlieso conditions but litrying witnessed it9 trulv miraculous cure* in thousand.! of cases, I feel warranted and perfectly nufo in risking' both nu rcpntatiou and nay money on I Bierits.

The following are among thoso disease.* in which my favorite proscription- lnu worked curcx, as if by mngie, and with a certainty r.evor before attained by any modicinc: Leucorrhcua, Excessive Flowing, I'ainful llonthly Teriotls, Suppression* when from minatural causa1 Irregularities, Weak liuck, l'nlapsua, or falling of tho Uterus, Aiiteversion a*:.l Retroversion, lsoaring Down seu^ations, internal Heat, Nervous Depression, Dcbilitv, Do— )ondencv, Threatened Mi*c tr"iaf.c, Chrinir. Congestion, Inflammation and Ulceration of 111Uterus. Imiwtcncy, IlaireiMOSS,or Sterility, Female Weakness, and very many other chronic, dUen^ed Incident to woman not meidior.cd hc c. In all affections of tliis nature, my Kavni'.e Proscription works cures—tho marvel ol the world. This meilicine 1 do not e.\ul as a •ure-all, but it admirably fulfills a «iiigle»ess of pnrpoao. being* a modt periect •necific in all chronic diseases of the sexual system of woman. It Will not disappoint, nor will it do harm, la any state or condition.

TIioso who desire further Information on" these subjects can obtain It THE PKOI'I.k'S COMMON SENSE MKDICALin

Or ntsar*C43ted, Concentrated, Ttoot and Ilorbal Jalco, AntUnilloa' Grannies. THE "LITTLE GIA^fT'' iAUTICf,or iTIultum In POTT* i'hyelc.

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The'novel* of molern Medical, Ctomical, and Pharma*eui K*.nl bcicnce. No *e anv longer ts-.M.ig the large, repulsive, nnd n.:::-ieonj plllx, t* it.,' »?c 1 of cbeain, rra.lc, and bulky ingredtonU. when wo can, kv a careful app'ica'.ioh of :oiii!cal science, extract ail tl.o ciUiartic and iter mclicinal properties from the most va'.tir.' Ia roou aad herlM, and concentrate them In'.o a mGranule, ocarccly iarscr than a mustard need, that can be readilswailon-ed 1«tao«o of the most sensitive st^i.»c!is and fcv '.. llous taste*. E.ich Utile Fnriativo Pellet represents, In a most concentrated form, an ranch c.iihartic wer as ij emliotlied In any of the la.-t-e piiU f'Htr.d for *alo la drng-*l:ops. From their wor.ilc.-ful car'iartic jiower. in coiitparisan to *U3, who ave not tried tl.cm are a-.Jttheir t- «np»o«e Uuit Uiey are harsh er t!nw*tio ia cKoct: but ni-"lv! not ntnl! the case, '::odi:rcrc!rt »ciivo mcdictnal principle* of wt.idi iiev are e«ni «^wd lw:ng to l»annoTi zcl aa.l nioil-tlcil, ate i-v the oi.icra, to ppxluco a nio«t ncftrt hlnar av.d tlioroagb, vet aronily atid Kindly operatinj cathartic. d.CO Reward Is hereby o^erci b*.* '.c pro prk'Utr of the.o relict*, to any chen -. who, p-'i! auatvsi«, will 1:: I in U.eiu nay tu.lMi.el or tiler fnnh of mercury, mineral poUkin, or in* ]urio drug.

Helnff entirely Tcsrelable, norartlcttlsr care is roqu:rel white ueing thenu They oj'« ate without dtauirltaitcc to uie couKtUuUnn.dtet* (irnwiifwilM. For Janndlcf, Kcndarhc, Coutlp4tIOH, Impure IJlood, Pala In iho Mionidtrn, TiRlitiifM of tho

ItailueiM, tkur tiructation*

from tbAMvinueb, :tad ia«te in tho taontb, illlleiN attacks, Pain tn re* L-oii of UI1HC

.[floated fcclluf »UoutK(oRiach,Ra*h of Blood to tflgh-colorcti trln.1, l'n»ocip!iil()r r.nd uioemjr Foreboding*, tJd.e Dr. Plisree'* nut Puriativo Pelleta. la eiplsnati-m of ti.e remedial power of mv Pttrgauve l'elleu over so great a variety ef dwea»e«. I !*h lo sa* Utat their action upon tha antiaal rconony te anlvernal, not a ifland or

11MM

eicavlnf their Mutative

y£0Z6iid6'0fcdt.

AJJVISKH, a book

ef over 900 pages, sent, post-paid, on receipt of $1.50. It treat* minutely of Uiose diseases peculiar to Fomales, and gives much valuable advice in regard to the management of tlio.se affectlona.

FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION SOLD BY JLLla DRUGGISTS.

8.'T.

PIERCE, M. E., Prej'r,

,, Aiupi,

BUFFALO, N. J.

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j»rp«*. Age no* impair ttae pmperrtrs ot ibtm Pelieuk Tbey are «tuarcaMcl awl lnin |1m bottles, their virtues being thereby praacrroil naia paired for any lenxUiot ume, in any ciimite, so that tk«r irt aiwan fresh aad rellabia. This not the cut with Unto pills which are

JHU OP

ia etaaap wooden or

pasteboard boxes. Beeotteet that tot ail d:*when# Laxatlrct AiWratlve* or PurfttiTe. ia iadlestod, these little Peiteta will give Um most perfect aattataation to all wbe

They are soU by all Drafflsti at cent* a ho uie.

E. V. PIESSa, X. D., Prap'r, BtrrrxLa x.r.

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$2568H

:$5,00 WORTH OF JEWE1E? FOE $1.00.

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To decrease the immease stock which is left on my hands, owing to the dull trade last fall, and also to introduce in every town of the U. S. my complete catalogue of 56 pages, containing hundred* of illustrations of latest styles jewelry, and every watch known in this country, at prices new offered before, I will send, on receipt of ONE DOLLA.R by mail, post-paid, the above nawta Catalogue, together with the grand sir -::,

ROYAL GOLDEN CASKET.

Eteyal

1 Grand Roman Neck Chain. 1 I.ocket set with Cameo. l.adies Set, Finland Earrings.

Scarf Pin set with Cameo. Set (3) Spiral Engraved Studs All the above articles warranted to be of the finest

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