The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19??, October 25, 1887, Image 1
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I j ...I n. r-'- use .'-a Phil." i.iv:-!-:.i.io!iI,.-.::i'i'.;i .''- :lnbo-rii!; " Nut;'.! : nt -h " ereaiitile-l-njj " -.: -.ifii t'r.iaa-M'ii ia-1. ' Spi.i-.iiiehl T. & : t.-Sp. :nr e'.d, " j. .".:.: 1 1 A,', ir,. "C i' AT ,117,1'V " J';M-' ' S,4T.:r5i - C:l:i,7St T54 I , .".' l!,"15 j '."ZT ' Total Asets, $42,115,774 : oises ADjnsted and Paid Aattiiispncy I z -raivg-i r-r--trmJJii tij. Latest by Telegraph. uoukow M a N I A FicSCE GALE. Trio Stortn on too Lake:. Assumes ' Alar mini; Proportions. : Sai i.t Si j ; Mi:n., Or!. 24.--Th- Canadian Pacilie railroad : t-mdiip. Al berta, arrived li-i.j ioormigg from Po.l Arthur !i irg liio o:dy v-.w-l at tempt in: to f i c 111-- ifali- wi.ltli l":i : ' il M;;;cr!r yoti r.lay. Captain Anili'lon :i.lt. tl tli ;! t!ic ImaL 11 la-li -nn il s'ii li 'I Il in. Th- I lu:- l-iiii.' r . ,. ior 'I'ra isi t -m , n , , l. n V;t'l 1 iVO o!u-T y--s:-l-. V.'i a! i 1 i nil ;!! I nt Wiii-ky liny ami nine ;.t WhMy l'oi'.t. All c-.-c!s (Ian- not !i- into . iv !i m i-. A t.-rrl!-!,- no: ! li v,-.--t -.l'.'.-t nrti-.: Sa! :i: il.i v lnorniiuc :ui:l Samlav han:C '-l t: a noilii- i ' ca-r '.oit.-, a' c-iiiip nil tl ly a lilini'li siiou' stor.n. A iiu- ;-, v !i!. a -1 tow Oi t'i' 1 1 : : i . i-.";:inv. Ii.s rol ln-cn hcanl Iroai. Sa- v.ts to l.-avt' )f l'l'fSl:i; I-l.'illil IV.'O llotii'S I: propyl U.-r i". jiti.-.ti. vi'iiirh an Sumoiy a:n! lu us :oi- i- pn ; a -1- t In .1 t i .sniciy. . 1 1 oin t:a y l. Tii.: i t-.i i.i till ru;,'. s. "i.i i;i a r: i;. Oct. i'1 A. lartiX w.-s'.-l i roiii'-; to .-(: on tic) beach n ;i iliar; ali.'iil ten mill s cast of tan- city. I'ii;: waves arc 1 .-::! i !!;- tin- ship to p!i-c( 1UI 1 til crew :-.r'- la-hc.l to tli.- rnrs'isrr. A life saving cr.-w have ro-.vctl to the set-!)'.; in l'i. i:- !o-i's. Ilri i- A!. . i I: :i- at i!c swept ovt r this c;!y this liiornin, th" wiml :i'.t:iiiii 14 ;i ni:i inu:n velocity of sixt v-six sn:i..-s pi r inn;;-. ();i.- house was liiawu lo ., :i. win-lows : :'!: damage r -no: ! A. irr vr.fi.A. S:.:lde trees, hiyic: and d t.-ri ihly. :; -rion.- I from 1!i.j la::;--. - :. : i. Tin.- .e!sr!i-.-r .1. 1 .!oy. o:e ! : : -!i for I -11 , . .1 an I lea!vi::f 01 11 y. ai; 1; li.irhor, Imt ! the rocks o ;'. : in twenty iV, : ' I t tinc'ior o;;t-ad.? t'.u a'v a way and drifted on itie of t;i piers, and 'a:ik of vra'.cr. Tin: crow was saved hv .-; lull hn.it Ci. f:iii. an :. -j. -i Tic' three m-ist- od schoon- r h Cii-in.ih-r. oi ( -cvcland. rtiis driven on the ii.tr o.'f Xohlu slntion on tin: Lake Shore riil:::v.l. All niulit lonir the crew were lashed lo tha riir.'iin-.r to jn--vent i)L-in;- washed ov :: !. i;l, :md this morni'iur; wci- rescued l.y the life siviiiEf crew. Th Chandler, which had l'J,000 tons of coal aboard, is broken in two. (J.vyr.oni), ?.Iic'i.. Oct. :24. A tcrriltc s'iow storm has been raging here for two days, and the snow is now ci jht inches deep. SiiKnoYoAN. Mich., Oet. 'li: The pro peller D.-Iaware. bonnd tiown with e;r,iin. and !l our, ran a-h arc in the t. rribie storm of last night, foui t.'en miles below lnre and will probably be a total lo.-s. Siie is valu-.'d at :;tKu,::';i. Mi:.i i Mich.. Oct. 5-4. The b.'irg.j Fly;.. on Ii i.-- adsorc. II. v c-rcw is stiil on l.-oard and ronnot get a.-iioic on r ' t prevents tne i setters from g. ttii.g near t!; wreck. ii:,t il is thought the tug wil ta!:e ti.em on ur- scm as tne sea niodcr li ; at s. The crew of the Alva ihudh-y can 1 n..t reach shore owing to the io-s of their j sui.-.H boat. It is thought the vessel '.iil ' hold together long enough in enable life i -avers to i: scue 'iie crew. A tils patch , received from Point Judith about 4 ; o'clock by Captain Waters ssivs: "The : iV-rt!:iouth is senitir-g tip signals, but , they cannot be read." I Pttr i);.n;rsn-:. Out., Oct. 24. n-' 2::.:;lit ia ton- of a propeller, broke her tow line during severe we ath'-r and sank with iso- crew o live persons. X::wi'o:-.T. II. I., Oct. 21. A telegram from t'.ie ii fe sa in g station at Point Ju- dit'n s ivs tliat a shb is anchored iiine .. . . ' . . : i ii...i .. i .. . . r ;u:es noiii toe si il:oii a:m iii.it. .i in.- i.i I wind is blowing. The vessel is believed ' to be the training ship Portsmouth, which i sailed from Xcw York y.isteida'. AH ! life s-iviug t r-v s wiiiin reach aiv br.ii:g hurried to the sc-'ne. 'i lie ship lias tev I several h-mdr d sera's on be-ard and should her a: eeors a rag a large loss of e.s she will drift upon dan- ! life is feared. i gerotis rocks off Point Judith i, .,:..., i.uce nas sent tne uoipiiiii 10 icsiuer .ce has sent th-' Dolp -:-5ble i.-t'itii c to i!u tr.iir.iag ski- A I". w :(-!: ;-. L. 1.. )et. Lb- 1 a ' UispaU Ii boat. Dolni.ia w'-':eh v.-;i .-i-nt to rescue I n.o ;.i,..-,!i,.l ,1 ..,-.. I,...,!.-.-- ' '", ', ' 1. ! bor about - oVlu-.-k tonight and :;:g n - illeJthat ail was we'.'. Prom t'ne D 1- ' - I ......... 1 U-,t tl.o ,m i " leasned th it the in- , dangered slop WilS not the Pel ts'.nouth, : but the Sarato ' The v. ind h id g-;t ' - ..." -i c ' niuumi nm. n:t .it.iuni.t.i. ..mi me toga had got up her anchors and laid her j course for Xew York. I'LVITSUOLTil, MillRASKA, Tl'IWDAV K V KUi NO, OCTOmiK - r'JtroJm' 'lu"'-' Gocrot HogotiatlOfis Cukao... 111., O. t. '21. -It b scen t in iiiti.itiiis have been that ;uing on bet w n tin- transcontinental roilds and llr- Canadian Pacific ill nil endeavor tu bring about :i ( .--..'i'lHH of ho-tililks (ill i an cpiitible basis. TIk r- is u strong probability thai t-nu swill be r.iinlc, ana freight rate to Pacific coast points be uinlcii-dl v ad valued. S:an!oy Ativnncins into Africa. I.iiMi i :, ( t. 1'ri v .'. (i':-j i!t' in from :-tan!i-y Pool n;.o;t i!i;t li'iuy I. . v..- i ,i,,t, cur1-.-:.t liil.li-.-n i.-,.; ,jS-Stan'- v -. one 1 .( irtilcs .- t!. - A ran- "i,i'..w.i tn.,"i !ias I mu- i vilil ami lia-s ' .t ti J' Jo!'i!i:U i-iln'ili s j l:irk to St sn!- P i i for uim:' I ' I nnd I nnu nil n. 1 in.- nan v 's !i i ,v no iii-i;jo- ... i n nil: jli. aNil a - iv.Ii-v u'.i--' wait- I'ioi'i i t !. ;'orc s:.ii:;i to mo',, sl tii;- -j v,'.-rc i i ;;;o' ! ln-a!'! h. S in ;' i'-ii' l'i i'' ! 'i:'n of l!i ulv.'iH'in:;. A CoMiory DiscJtcs-. Lo;:!)o:.-. O, t. Th.: VV;ilk('r coal i pit at Mewca ! !e i : on lire. Throi; :ei:c rs ii-!Vi; ln '.'ii i'e i'ii:"!. t i i 1 ! y learned: live h-ive b en t:d; ti d, :id, twiniy I'.vn remainiiu; in t !i j mine sire supposed to be de.-u L'lter ' i u- d a!' .i.i. nty-ono men hivi" been '!'!.;. tt,i! numb -r dead is Ports !oton viio Satsy-Xs-:; Yoijsi, :. 24. News has been iveeivc.i that tiic Peiuvi:'.n has refused to ratify the propos -d co;rirael for th 1 se' th-m'-nt of th. nat ion -;! debt by which the Kii-jrllsh iemd holders were to receive certain valuable concessions in lieu of th ir bon 1 -;. ?-Ii-ss -is W. Ii. and M. P. !:aeo of X'.av lOric v.eie heavily interested i:: the. propn.sp.l cosn-L'ssion. Locl Op ion a Success Xkw Yossic, Oct. 21. A:i Atlanta, (J.i , spi cial says that (liiv. (b.rden in an inter view said thai probibition had been tried through local option in 10J oni of i: counties of the state, and not one county has gone, back on i:s action. JI? did not hesitate to pronoun. v the result good. Atlanta had not brjen damaged. All fears of trade being diverted h id proven rroundless. The ( li:nge h.iJ. noticeably benefited the free 1 men. ThoSuprciTio Court- WAMii.NCT .N, Oct. 2 L Tii3 United States supreme coe.rt to-day denied the motion to advance made by Sir. Packard in tin: four prohibition litpuir ca-cs from Iowa mid one from Georgia. They in volve the same (, ue.-t ions winch wi re pre sented in the Kansas case of Siebool asm Hagclin, fd-eady urgu-.-d. Tin: attoruey general of Kansas, who. by reason of misapprehension did not appear to argue the latter case or illy, wa in court to-day and tiled a petition for leave to make in oral argument now. The question Divsenteu by tn;- chc is a very lmpon- a.it one. r.s it inA-olves the eoiisliluti. .util ity oi ad prooibitioa legislation, since the adoption of the fouitienth r.meml ment. which iloes not provide for com pensation to brewers and distillers for ti e th;.' value of proper;-,- destroyed by the orciioe mo in' of their esta'di siiincnt.--.. Cavalry Sn Routa For t.o Scsno cf Iho Allcg ;d OutbrcT.k. l)i:.v:.wo:. Dik., Oct. 24. Three comp.".nie.s of cavalry and two of infant- rv leave ort :de-.,l to nnrrow inori'.mg j , i under command of Col-m 1 Paeon sunt j will march toward the Crow re-1 i vation j wlii re th? Indian outbreak is reported, i 1 wo c:o:uo:r..;es o f cavalrv and two f j infar.trv will re'.nain with tiie com:i;:-!i d- cr of tite fort. Colonel Tilf vrd. ol ah will be ar comp; nied bv a rcLTU- lar w-itron train with riiles. Op, account of mtiking up the trt-.!!s!H,rt.-;ticm tram the troops Ci'sTi.i:. re dt bivd one dav. T.. Oet. 24.- .t-,,11..- i t'ums to close in on tiic Crows are about ! conrdeted. Two trooi.s will be smt 1 ... . , ; here from I o t Alissouln to-morrow, mak- ing eighteen iu all. The authorities evi- ; deutlv intend to overawe the Indians so j . , , -ii ! as to in.iKe :t lignt ua::ecesary, bat will not disdo a- t!ie t-l-m to bo pursued. All the vouii x Ch.-veoaes have joined Sword . i Dearer :? gang. i vb- ' I Mrs. ?is.-lsys Cost iy Clo.iU. Mrs. M.iekay. t!;o wife of the rieh Amc-ri- t.i-.i-ii.. -it -r.K-.-.i ii i-.tiiitt nana i -. -. i. - . .-..v..-. . i iai iiuitr. I The.-. birds are f;.i at thirty shillings each; t th.; breast, is ulxv.it f. .ur inriios bread and it six 1 -eg at. tiie great-.st len-rth. jmd nearly heart sh.-cie; thrill w portion is about i a eh and a half di-tp, and is liUe tiie finest l'l-''. in color a d-v. -al bvt.wn; the coin- t::ad.-; oil below to a pinky term cotia. Alviit llvclr.indred birds wid be necevsary to 1 c.rir.-.i onougii f 'r tl;-j clonk, ;:: d in secure th -milrs. 3I.-;ckay has .iwpaScLed two skid- f,., uia.,Ul.n:vU dinct to Oninen, they are now ei:g.-:-.e-i i:i t!;. wi.ohsaie ' mgl.t. r. Ice mamle wul be costly, but the v-' rk c f destruoru.n v. ;;1 be so gi- at that it is . r .,-..,,.;.,..,...! . 1 ,- , ib-d-iey iiaii. f - t' .....vMi..o i.j.i 1VU.JU. A DOCTOR'S ADVICi:. A LADY PHYSICIAN ON THE SUB JECT OF INDIGESTION. A .Vom I-ili-ullo Ailinviit Aim.!i;i Iiil-Iri-n Sum. cr thf l.- :i!iii-j Sii:tiii ,. iisi-as-N Wiiii-li l'illo-.v A I-on:; I.!-,! l IC.-mot :il!.- (,'aiiM's, Iinlr-;-.,l!.)ii n I!:.- ;hm-T il.-j .1-.r.ii,: iiili-i.-iit ;v i'!i.;Miv :. I! il :: :!!, 1- fl.s t K vrrv tii 1 1 r i ,':ii v. ij t i .-n.-nal ic I ii;;l r i:ikis :(. !;tti . i... .,.i i n i ai i i. :' ; 1 1: i r !i : li ; ..j-T--i witii su!'ii'ii !".i- ii'il-l, i;. i, 1,1.1, ii - w'.u n ;.'p!i' ! li - iy 1 -' -i i K-iil.-ir ,'e a! iy many a e'::i.l i.-; ai .'i.i.-. 1 Iiil 'ij.i -i f 'i i' ti i : -j i I .e. i -re n-ilt.; ;t i .: ,j j. s-. .ii.;!: i . j .ie :.i vi..; t.i' iii l !:t liMr.-.I i - i, ; -ire ;:alei:c.-.-i i-vA -hi-i! :i f-n., - - U-Unum, ..lo-ii:it.;', cryie-; (.; rci-i-:;;ii!ig : :i-'.l.-i.y ; i i very j.-f.ii; !a.:e.'Ti: ir, ..-'.isi.,iiit . .i : i- ' -V '"' retelii.i;;, Uatii! l.ae.i .-O ;.,.,;, erii-; -I ;o.'i (ti:ni j'et.;:! the- sl..ii.ae:;i. i-.e.l s-:r;e' it n-a I i.i .t!:. . :;i;.;as e. s...i iito-r oil!...'.:., bear. Ay ::l Liej I.e;i.-;t or bn::k; i". etiii l:-i'i v.Ii.,:-ret-.,.,. ;e; r.-l ,- il. VIi.,.iii ,- '!i- or iem-i- in- i: ii .g Lin"--'- si-:i crc- j.ri-.i-..L at I'.e s.inio t'':-, r, ,i:- i.-iou.M b.t i-riureii il' persistent a d iy ()f t a AO.;::a cat;:.;; .sv.Ml"it)-,is. Jn the hii-per i-iiiM k.ihv- of thce sias may l.t-e:ne nwroir! i'C:.-;!..,::cri! ro:d morea-;,o-.--ie;;. II e ro.'.-s p. my ai.-1 :i -i .1 in eiOtVli!, Jor,!;., J,.,,., SU,V,.IS f,., i...'il!i:i'i a:nl feet and irccpu.'ar sipj n-t it, a:. (I ii;aliy n-al stii:-v.t 'ion si-is in i Yoiri r-- e:;U-;l naiioea and v.n.h'u'n- iliari lm-.i, vio-J.-:;l . : -e!I.-i of o.olie, ii elf iii-,-m 1 w hiaia.- lo v.a: :l eveninjr, imd culii.iiiutin. iu Krcat n-:t I?nia anil sleepics.sne. at, ui-Lt. Ia many e.is-'S, in cun.seii.ieiice of ridlgcstion, wheMier tr;iri:;k.-tit or j-rmuiieut, .... .aM )itiv ti treat tJ;o .ali i;t f-.r iiwk: .uv.y.ii ion , f tin) ;;:em;ie!i, c:.i.::!t or r.-e;e uiarrl.i.-i. tery or e!;.-ler:; infam;:,,.. ;' -i I. ,wc, (-ii.!n"r b , (!e:;.th or a. very slow o;;jv;,!,-.;e..ut sta-e, uu 't in.t? which it U nl'.'ifist P-.p.siMe to iinl tli l i-.ht kind of fotj.i (,r ib i;i!r, tt:-. pi ii)ej- ,JIUlM. ti:y ami qaaiity i,L each n:ee.I, t !:e r-(,:-ivet t 'ie.'ic;-;;! tiro ia and otit of i!oo:-:;, or t bo liropvr -lo1iiinrr for t!ie niJit or day. Im.I;-e;ei-!ion in a. nervous Cold who ust'-:I!v lets cjavuhutiiui or "ins"' with any ailment wK-.t-soi ver, ia very uorioiw, ami .should Ik; urrcsl. il without delay. ilu causes of indigestioa per ce, or as a forerunner to something more formidale, iiro iitriitrouo, but , at a rule, readily i'.et-cuul. They are pretty nearly the -sumcwheth.-r it is rl-iiply iialijeotioii or some of the sequeltu Kientici-cd above; unfavorable hygienic con ditions, S!11' iis datnimes-s from long- contiuui d rail-..-;, or .standin- mtt r under or about the hoiisc, long continued spoils of excessive heat, bad ventilation (closed windows and. doors at uiyht, tliroush fer cf night air or burcjars), bad drainage, newer gas, bad odors, (it thy or crowded p;-emi::;, ee-is pools, tilth v streets or alleys, neglected stables and yards, inferior wet nurse, artificial food, sour nurs ing bottle: unripe, wilted or decaying vo-e-tablrs r fruit eaten by nurse or child, or otiar unwholesome dish of mother or child; sudden weaning, impure ih-ialdng water, Lad cow's milk and worse dairy milk, changing wcti;ur.-woi-u-taicial food; alcoholic Lever ages, of whatever sort, indulged in by mother or wet nurse; cold and teething. DAXOEItOLS OR TATAL. Any one or more of the causes eitod ma-, within a short time, develop a first class ca.-.e of indigestion, which, if not removed and convalescence speedily brought about, may result qaickly in a dangerous or fatal case of some, sore of int-stiuu! trouble. Li a.Iditia. it imist bo remembered that very many chil dren are weak and old at birth, being ah-eudv far advanced in what is called nervous pros tration in the adult. So hat among the per ;i.;:ei)t causes may bo mentioned hereditarv predis;iosition, which hangs like a pall over o'.herr.i-.e fair su:rouiiliiigs, anil indicates the constitutionally sho-.-t route to the grave. has w.r.e intiucnee in the list of causes, fcir.eathe figures of ueveral good authorities -.:--.rei.i-nt one-third more boys ttriekt-n down v.i-ii i-itantile intligc.-.LiGU und its b:meful 1. 1 better understand tho matter, we i .-c'-enie wiWndigeslion of the stomach, ln.mcs i.so ii.i." iiivalt 1 s.uiini :o:.I vaeilial : fl'-c: a:e.:r a laeui i.; taken, us n of the bi.wt. 1;, which will . i - iu:nr;-..:is oi i:::in an-i ivst !:.-& :iiej .1 ; ; me ioo 1 iters the iViCsliii; ;r r-r two r.fter a i tie;:es ti;e stc;r;:. .c-:i mora or less : i!v fivi:! :,.- ... ,:,.. .i. ... I ' .. 1 . erne lime wiihir. !. omltiiu usr.- a;;v ., Tii.cii ir. ligcstioii, v.hiio s .-:-.-. re attends i'uat of b-iLO v..:-..;:it. ; and di at tli, rare ti:.e, the diarri . .i e. u 1 1 ii '. : i;;-e .o:v:i'. :.. mr-ml. i-auo o ii.i. r. lii-t". ill I bOille e.i Oi i aj uij.v. . ; tho -....-; n;u. !: e m-...!v.-d, an. I ' e.-r.iie.ued. r-Oeen;,. i O-.eii.i Lliu:;, 21. I)., i.i is;- Concern-: I-u:-s. r i-.,v.. o ..' -.- r..i - i . i . t w-aya rer.ds a mau"sa:vl wonian".scli;jraet'rb-.- their ears. Time is to prove if some -f his d-ieil.-.;:? re tn:c-r but .-nice i:w thef,ry' Los be.- ) ej:; 1 ::;,ed to me, I am looking nt all the v.;.i!i ; ,v;tlli.. lay ..a:lso of vjsion Xev.-r before did I Ikin?-: ihes - outward signs of invisible sen: vvero an interesting study. bat i-hey ai-e far more bo than hands or phrenoKerieal bmn;. .Small, shaily, pretty care, are, of cour.-e, ia a uauority, but naturo -sKh remarkable capacity in varying her oi igiiial design that you must pardon her fur oeeasionally turning o-at some rather gro- rcs-nte speei'iiens. "liow are his t-arsf murmured a alo young uiother when her first bom was laid beside her. And t Iris was the same paiticu- i-i j.iiiei. ..no, n i: iue t-iiiiti was oicicr, ..f iu:u t. jti-u ljaj Kjno iij eorreCL the wing-like ears he had inherited from his grandfather. This gentle bint was taken in good jiart bv Danio Nature, for the lxv"s hanilscme head is net disfigured, as he irrev- trent!;.- terms the anctral excres'cencas bv "gig lamps." Few mothers evr think of thus improving their children physically, but it would bo an esillent scheme if the" diiL It is not so much the size of the ouU-r car as its relation to the other features that makes or m. personal appearance. Ears that protrutle can always be rectified in youth when flesh and gristle aro pliant, and one cf these days, when mankind determines to be uwauiitui, bU v uuu alOXiCU lilil UC 111- .i,. 11.. i,. .,. :,-..i i .- , . voked to aid in improving baby misfits and remodeling matuier monstrosities. Boston Herald. 1SK7. !M 1'1(K HiWIaKIM' SMHJ! V. -fl i A I'n II Ilbc ii JACKETS Oil 111! U J. PPOM s-, TO JQS. V. WECKB" CH'S DAYLIGHT STOPI1 5r ,' ! A. V .-rA Pfiv F5. . i w i m ci m t-f. W4 1& hu a - l- jy y& U v X j2 if ti-e miYiAicufr STor. I K .'all ;"he ( iti.-.ns of ( 'a count ct.nr.t lo'ib;; c. i ti mm AI MM! DISPLAY OF W GOODS, IvlILINARY AND CARPETS xhibited oyer nil competitors. The award is significant in point of Hipremai y' style, value and ouantity and will conunaiid. your hearty c;a:ciu r. nce wh.r. we nsscri t hat we have tiii -e:i:-on the grandc-t, and most varied line of Hi Dry GooSs, liiiry, Carieis, Heoelii Tu be found in the city. The ladies of Plat '.-mouth and vicinity arc respectfully invited to call and incpcct some of the wonderful Manufactured. Textile Fabrique.s of the :i,rc. aiifl Millinery Goods. This sale will continue this and rdl next week. Great bargiius will be offered. arc rutlicr la to in placing our roo.-itcr on the porch owing to the -great rush and ix-te:p; of new tr, :d 4: sikin earlier announce ik nt iuipo.-sib;;-, Lut lroi:i this date watch our advertisement and profit hereby.. s JLJi White Ft'ent Dry Goods House. Main street - Plattsmouh, Neb numi;i:u 't4 Mb PiloM s.;; To f,.-,. (I Pi;oM r.;. To .-. IN ALL STYLKS. liicli Aslrachaa anil Fur Triiuniings, sfisit lis ALL"" COiSpETITIOK .11 vet n;i;iz" at a glance that the above bird is a Cass ".'. i:ig loud and over th'.-vi' torv gained bv i T ; ; t v i'oi? jl',o s