July 12, 1870 (4 pages)

} i Tae "Jars a gallon isa sees 10 defeat “is own, Sal verely injuring ‘two Chinamen. How positively, and probably ore . Phe cherfiiet etuployed at’ t ii te. he works, He eo Bann .states that on Friday he erste vapidly under low , tari, ‘OF tariffs levied spedially for “fevenue purposes, while it has declined, or remained nearly ata standstill, while, protece tive tariffs were . in force, On many articles of import, the duties are so high that they” encourage ‘ehiuggling, and Ahe object intended. : The experiment of.taxing wlileky, two, dolAllustration in point ;/ for on the reduction of the tax to fifty cents. the annual revenue from that source was increased $40,000,000. The duties of 200 to 300 per cent. on spices, of 80 per cent. on tea, of 300 to 500 per cent, on spirits ‘and ‘brandy, and 100 to 260 per < cent. on cigars, are self-defeat ing “and destroy the. revenue. They “merely enrich the smuggler and counferfelter. The effect of high duties on . wool; pig fron and ‘other Faw’ materials is shown to be damaging to our shipping interests, by depriving ~veesels which take” out “Our exports of return cargoes. Since the paper was written Congress bas. taken off the.duty on pig iron, and we believe reduced the. duties on, other artidles. mentioned, At. the qenmennnee ae war, ia 1861,our . iy 6,589,818, tons, .and exof the British Empire. Jo i ‘tonnage ‘thad declined.to.4,818,$09 tons, while the British had risen to 7,000,000. The writer does not give the amount of our tonnage at the close of the war; but if we, recollect right it had declined nearly one half and bas since béen ‘slowly incréasing, but the increase is not in proportion to that o! other commercial nations. All political economists are agreed that protective duties are nothing less thao robbing one class of citizens for the benefit of another. oven be-levied for _Inoneasixe. iene Dispn vole cate that the excitement on the subject of the Spanish‘crown is increasing, “he French funds had. declined about one and a half per cent., and were still declining al fast accounts. lt is. sdumabéed-hs Bismarck has had nothing to o. ‘with the! . Hohenzollern matter,bat the French Government appeats determined to hold Prussia ‘responsible.’°'The Paris . drifting tow Moniteur, of Saturday evening, says the abandonment of the project is not oe must now demand the entire” falfitiment of the trealy of Prague, the evacuation of the Fortress Mayence, the renuociation o! roilitary influence by Prusaja south oi the Rhine, atid thé settlement of the Schleswig“Héistein qnestion with Den. mavk, There ie great activity tn mil taty affiirs, and the Freach officers ot enougit; that quasdros. ma on ying * mi France. : ass i Pe é Official Jouryu Rowse the Rhine on Tuesday. The Italian papers, both official aly} dried ton Pounds of falminate inetcury. ‘ wiiichihe @irected the decénsed t fl) -. caps with. In accordance with this re 4 quest the Superintendent took two Chi-! 1 namién With ‘him thto a sinellfame . building, known as the cap filling+room, . and commenced work. ina few minutes.an. explosion . was heard, and the: The-explosion was. heard. by . small baflding was blown to’ atoms. pereves living within=#-tireuit of threequar-4 ters.of a mile, and a large crowd soon collected. Harry.was found with his head resting on the. flooring. Part of his clothes were torn off and the’ ‘remainder burned., His. whole body was frightfally shattered. Finding that Harry was beyond all relief; they. eon menced search for the Chipamen, who Werd found séihe ‘distance’ ‘off and \everely injdréd. One was burned about tlie fate'and head, and it 4s supposed the loss of his sight, will be the result. They were placed in: os and caraied to the city, ‘whete their iojuries were propetly dressed. ' One of the Chiatién, In-dnéwer ty interrogatories ’by one ol the offi¢ers of the vomp.ny,siated into the fulmingté Of meéréury and commeneed .to.mix, them. This paste, it arrived in'New York some few wéeks . Willard, appears, ie necessary io order to make . ago from Japan via Europe, and one of . mas. the fulmiuaie stick tothe caps. While. the bighest attendants being taken éngaged in mixing the two materials, the explosion occurred, This seems his-health. They ‘are “Hot a brilliant . larceny, very probable from, the fact. that both looking ‘set. ° deceased’s aime were mosily of the blown off, and also part of bis head. Tlie strictest inquiry.into. the cause of thié fatal explosion, goes to show that it scala by the fii “ in the padiyiog assurances of the mixing the paste with the fulminate of he called one, and is gathered to his hereird. Tho building destroyed. was the garrison at Rome kept in constant only about ten feet square, and built of wood. There are several other-buildings ‘near where this one stood, some of ‘month. For the correspon in 1867 the deaths. were 201; in the number was 275, ‘and 1869 it was} 288. He says: Estimating the prob-. able increase of population of the city at thirty or forty thousand im the last . 7) four years, the above statiatics show a) very favorable result in respect to de-. have received « copy of the White Pine . blicat News, of the 7th instant, containing the i oe aia aes oration of our former fellow citizen, St. Leo IV. The Pope will occupy the . Hon. Frank Tilford, delivered at Hamveritable chair of St.Peter; the Catdiiton on the Fourth, It is an eluquent, . ls, Arclibisheps: i vigorous production, and every Way name AIS nner emnaee ee appropriate to the oceasian. The nid of the orations delivered. this. year in church ie procession ; the conelugion of . Cal forma—thosé at least that “have . :he religious ‘ceremonies “will: be’ ber. been published—were the productions ‘aided, of veritable croakers—of men who prowerd ft Apia lad moron fess to-belivve that the cauotry is fast in. But Tilford indulged in none of these forebodings of evil, He. explosion at ‘San.-Franci briefly sketched< the more. important day morning,was not at the Giaut Powevents in the ninety-four yeafs.of our . der Works, a@ ‘first thlegraped, bat ‘at . © -gatiobal history ; alluied to the late ‘the works of the California Powder’ : civil war and its effects, but in no par . Company. This company-ismanufac . '¢ tisan spirit, and held. out-bright hopes turing what'ls Known as the “hereules’”, tor the future of, she Republic. : Hearta or San FRANCIBCO She . " Health Officer reports that for.the month ending June 30 there were 282 “Divoreed;”> betweea the “Marriages” . of eleven of the preceeding . L ofudes ofitr tal Pacific z ailroad, @ hind him slyly placed hie foot upon proesing it pny The man on the oe dotel at aot Wet re ly greatly astonished that be was grow . per m ig to Yneneely” got up to’ 200 pounds apd.the ae was stithap.; He looked, 20 weights, but not finding ae himself rapidly falling awa gradually, went antil he on y ‘weighed rewain where he is. 135 pounds, when he cussed the scales and the #an who would weigh goods: tipon it. Said he: “Now ye might start in-to weigh er barll.o” w on them . things,ag’ by the time you through Ae prope ty, pesrenyees you wouldn't have nothing lett bat Be bung hole.” Emprerorn Norton expresses & Convention, at Battle Mountain, Ne. month. vida, appointed J. T. Goodman on the Executive Comtittee—Mre. . ‘Laura ‘De Force Gordon being Chairman. Goodman respectfully declines the proffered honor, fr ‘several suifidient *redsons, pnd suggests the substitution of Rt4.) Gueenpacks are selling. in. Mighels, Esq., of the Carson Appeal, Francisco at 90 and 91 cents. who will doubtless makd as’ efficient it ‘Templansz, on the 28th of May, was married kitid, acconipanied by his suite. They . and accom sick, he was ordered to this coant for . the case of a negro. charged with ‘pinchbeck breastpin; won in’ a Heese of & Gastbabiinndallonsionssitee] ==" Conmneteer authorities seem. to feel no confidence never called a doctor until ra § French” Governmeut; for not ouly is . when he was io his 88th yea readiness, bat troops and ‘gendarmes fathers. iv are distributed’ in groups along ‘the " ee frontier,ao that they, may,act as circum NOTICE, ok ips rage 4 ‘will be persons say there ‘will be no serious cost, Une of the ma mo¥ement.aitil the Autani. "ane see Store of N. W. Knowlton, INFALLIBILITY Dooma.—A Rome “Nevada, July sah, "1870 Bw. be bor firet four ee of sis ued bt uaa This shows . ee 4,000, or 1,000 sie geno ROE IT at. for more of the 8th ie stant, says there is no trath in. the feport that Minister Ban-. eats ay Mic lussfpeaa . cree bo voce, “Bort thor Pea == Ow find ha Dar . Dewn he . dent and Secretary Fish desire sed to fingness to accept the Spanish Throne . . in case Leopold eae cog and his ari§ : Taine ‘were seveD hundred and sixty nine prisoners at San Quentin on June’ , Deckamp, — The Woman’s Rights 80th, a decrease of sixteen within the’ Tux important information ie telegraphed front Los Apgeles-thatex-Gov. ernor Downey has. a9 the Good . . sited The Mayor of Montgomery; Ala., fn sustained the point that a enterprise,” was not the lawful propGREAT fears are er aiicaiael in . erty of the repated owner,and that to . 10124 stock and the LOWEST PHICES eves JASPER ‘Meigen, of Middletown, Ct. stances require. There can be no TER them large ; but the damage is entirely doubt that the whole. of Jtaly isin a A™ BILLS DUE A.W. LES & 00. confined to the destruction of the cap i ali aba. Will not prob, very ¢fitical state, but’ well informed ably “iso. Harry had been @ 5 5 time in the employ of the Company, . atia*he te oe of by every beaaah is be: must be paid before the let of — placed e : of ar. officer for eiilection. Parties ingeass. GOODS and MUSICAL FSSTRU} ad to ns ure requested to Aug! ey age apc MENTS; jo att A.W. LESTER & Cv. “BANNER: “BROS be Si iciaidhlic, td ‘sont oF wil. CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOYS? CLOTHING, : —— ie SHOES, — HATS, og, MOL Re BE ke» At Astonishing Low. Prices i One Halt of former Baten! EVERY DOLLAR SPENT San hls! wf BANNER'S. EMPORIUM. ofean.) h THE, HoxEymoox [STERRUPTED,— . WILL PURCHASE Two Bollars worth Young Mejia, son of the Minister of} : Siamese EXTRAONDINART. — 1 War and Marine of Mexico; who was ‘There arrived at Sacramento’ from the . carried away a prisoner by Gol, Fortino shat when’ Harry entered the building East," ‘on ‘Saturday, a ‘Japanese Prince, Vizcayno, at, the captare of Guaymas, he put-what is eupposedto be paste . an “Ambassador Extraordinary of some of Goods, A GOOD INDUCEMERT FOR ALL IN NEED OF. buta wae ¢ wy, few weeks previous to the beautiful cs ch OT H ING! st ished daughter of Hon. A. vat nited States. Consul at GayThe ‘stock iiust be sold within TRIRTY DAYS! petty . GREAT BARGAINS FOR ALL ! “gitf oe ae Come and see the Bigest Store, the beet ee¢. offered in the Interior of the State 1 Now is the time to make your purchasce. 10th,. a general invitation is extended to all. Then BANNER. BROS. . , CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS. . FOYS. NOTIONS, TOYS. Broad. KOHLER, CHASE & CO. dispateh, of the 8th instant, ae the ed on: the 17th fnstant. ‘The “eoremo‘attend io fall canunicals, and the ‘Wari‘oun religious orders will wo to the CALIFORNIA PowDi, Wonxs.—The on Satarpowder, w hich has been used some in this coeatgs * Hie er eoone “Taz New York Sum hea « am. HYDRAULIC CHIEF Lf te ft. PISHER, Corner Sansome and Clay, Streets, ie SAN FRANCISCO, Eades Y, Quanity Avy aiuwe ot wes Goods, to 8vcure purchasers, ee Now OPLNING as) ven siock of Fine Goods than ever beas B—Lew Prices and Saleab‘e Goods, s jy? Where do you buy your. Harness. WILLIAM HOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, _A few doors below Lancaster's Biablie. YOULD infotin the pedple of thie city sn a W. pada ingpe tg or satay See pos of ofan hinds, ey “pee, W hte _ te. Me. dokecdd tten®e eer GALL AND SEB FOR TOURSELY : cha i a nod . coche ps cnt as pe send of Ba _ Betcha y CUSTOM deat a: San, rag, bag 4de. sod “Desh” nde ror, Monday, . gs “pt” . MILWAUKEE Bi the divorced rr George Page pint hed Lb TAX. ' tags . . Pastor from William H. Pastor.” eparawa SOE faz) E26 eee Saddles, Robes, Collars, &e1,.: —_ oe = & oh me 8 2 Po. a —_— es ae

} i Tae "Jars a gallon isa sees 10 defeat “is own, Sal verely injuring ‘two Chinamen. How positively, and probably ore . Phe cherfiiet etuployed at’ t ii te. he works, He eo Bann .states that on Friday he erste vapidly under low , tari, ‘OF tariffs levied spedially for “fevenue purposes, while it has declined, or remained nearly ata standstill, while, protece tive tariffs were . in force, On many articles of import, the duties are so high that they” encourage ‘ehiuggling, and Ahe object intended. : The experiment of.taxing wlileky, two, dolAllustration in point ;/ for on the reduction of the tax to fifty cents. the annual revenue from that source was increased $40,000,000. The duties of 200 to 300 per cent. on spices, of 80 per cent. on tea, of 300 to 500 per cent, on spirits ‘and ‘brandy, and 100 to 260 per < cent. on cigars, are self-defeat ing “and destroy the. revenue. They “merely enrich the smuggler and counferfelter. The effect of high duties on . wool; pig fron and ‘other Faw’ materials is shown to be damaging to our shipping interests, by depriving ~veesels which take” out “Our exports of return cargoes. Since the paper was written Congress bas. taken off the.duty on pig iron, and we believe reduced the. duties on, other artidles. mentioned, At. the qenmennnee ae war, ia 1861,our . iy 6,589,818, tons, .and exof the British Empire.. Jo i ‘tonnage ‘thad declined.to.4,818,$09 tons, while the British had risen to 7,000,000. The writer does not give the amount of our tonnage at the close of the war; but if we, recollect right it had declined nearly one half and bas since béen ‘slowly incréasing, but the increase is not in proportion to that o! other commercial nations. All political economists are agreed that protective duties are nothing less thao robbing one class of citizens for the benefit of another. oven be-levied for _Inoneasixe. iene Dispn vole cate that the excitement on the subject of the Spanish‘crown is increasing, “he French funds had. declined about one and a half per cent., and were still declining al fast accounts. lt is. sdumabéed-hs Bismarck has had nothing to o. ‘with the! . Hohenzollern matter,bat the French Government appeats determined to hold Prussia ‘responsible.’°'The Paris . drifting tow Moniteur, of Saturday evening, says the abandonment of the project is not oe must now demand the entire” falfitiment of the trealy of Prague, the evacuation of the Fortress Mayence, the renuociation o! roilitary influence by Prusaja south oi the Rhine, atid thé settlement of the Schleswig“Héistein qnestion with Den. mavk, There ie great activity tn mil taty affiirs, and the Freach officers ot enougit; that quasdros. ma on ying * mi France. : ass i Pe é Official Jouryu Rowse the Rhine on Tuesday. The Italian papers, both official aly} dried ton Pounds of falminate inetcury. ‘ wiiichihe @irected the decénsed t fl) -. caps with. In accordance with this re 4 quest the Superintendent took two Chi-! 1 namién With ‘him thto a sinellfame . building, known as the cap filling+room, . and commenced work. ina few minutes.an. explosion . was heard, and the: The-explosion was. heard. by . small baflding was blown to’ atoms. pereves living within=#-tireuit of threequar-4 ters.of a mile, and a large crowd soon collected. Harry.was found with his head resting on the. flooring. Part of his clothes were torn off and the’ ‘remainder burned., His. whole body was frightfally shattered. Finding that Harry was beyond all relief; they. eon menced search for the Chipamen, who Werd found séihe ‘distance’ ‘off and \everely injdréd. One was burned about tlie fate'and head, and it 4s supposed the loss of his sight, will be the result. They were placed in: os and caraied to the city, ‘whete their iojuries were propetly dressed. ' One of the Chiatién, In-dnéwer ty interrogatories ’by one ol the offi¢ers of the vomp.ny,siated into the fulmingté Of meéréury and commeneed .to.mix, them. This paste, it arrived in'New York some few wéeks . Willard, appears, ie necessary io order to make . ago from Japan via Europe, and one of . mas. the fulmiuaie stick tothe caps. While. the bighest attendants being taken éngaged in mixing the two materials, the explosion occurred, This seems his-health. They ‘are “Hot a brilliant . larceny, very probable from, the fact. that both looking ‘set. ° deceased’s aime were mosily of the blown off, and also part of bis head. Tlie strictest inquiry.into. the cause of thié fatal explosion, goes to show that it scala by the fii “ in the padiyiog assurances of the mixing the paste with the fulminate of he called one, and is gathered to his hereird. Tho building destroyed. was the garrison at Rome kept in constant only about ten feet square, and built of wood. There are several other-buildings ‘near where this one stood, some of ‘month. For the correspon in 1867 the deaths. were 201; in the number was 275, ‘and 1869 it was} 288. He says: Estimating the prob-. able increase of population of the city at thirty or forty thousand im the last . 7) four years, the above statiatics show a) very favorable result in respect to de-. have received « copy of the White Pine . blicat News, of the 7th instant, containing the i oe aia aes oration of our former fellow citizen, St. Leo IV. The Pope will occupy the . Hon. Frank Tilford, delivered at Hamveritable chair of St.Peter; the Catdiiton on the Fourth, It is an eluquent, . ls, Arclibisheps: i vigorous production, and every Way name AIS nner emnaee ee appropriate to the oceasian. The nid of the orations delivered. this. year in church ie procession ; the conelugion of . Cal forma—thosé at least that “have . :he religious ‘ceremonies “will: be’ ber. been published—were the productions ‘aided, of veritable croakers—of men who prowerd ft Apia lad moron fess to-belivve that the cauotry is fast in. But Tilford indulged in none of these forebodings of evil, He. explosion at ‘San.-Franci briefly sketched< the more. important day morning,was not at the Giaut Powevents in the ninety-four yeafs.of our . der Works, a@ ‘first thlegraped, bat ‘at . © -gatiobal history ; alluied to the late ‘the works of the California Powder’ : civil war and its effects, but in no par . Company. This company-ismanufac . '¢ tisan spirit, and held. out-bright hopes turing what'ls Known as the “hereules’”, tor the future of, she Republic. : Hearta or San FRANCIBCO She . " Health Officer reports that for..the month ending June 30 there were 282 “Divoreed;”> betweea the “Marriages” . of eleven of the preceeding . L ofudes ofitr tal Pacific z ailroad, @ hind him slyly placed hie foot upon proesing it pny The man on the oe dotel at aot Wet re ly greatly astonished that be was grow . per m ig to Yneneely” got up to’ 200 pounds apd.the ae

was stithap.; He looked, 20 weights, but not finding ae himself rapidly falling awa gradually, went antil he on y ‘weighed rewain where he is. 135 pounds, when he cussed the scales and the #an who would weigh goods: tipon it. Said he: “Now ye might start in-to weigh er barll.o” w on them . things,ag’ by the time you through Ae prope ty, pesrenyees you wouldn't have nothing lett bat Be bung hole.” Emprerorn Norton expresses & Convention, at Battle Mountain, Ne. month. vida, appointed J. T. Goodman on the Executive Comtittee—Mre. . ‘Laura ‘De Force Gordon being Chairman. Goodman respectfully declines the proffered honor, fr ‘several suifidient *redsons, pnd suggests the substitution of Rt4.) Gueenpacks are selling. in. Mighels, Esq., of the Carson Appeal, Francisco at 90 and 91 cents. who will doubtless makd as’ efficient it ‘Templansz, on the 28th of May, was married kitid, acconipanied by his suite. They . and accom sick, he was ordered to this coant for . the case of a negro. charged with ‘pinchbeck breastpin; won in’ a Heese of & Gastbabiinndallonsionssitee] ==" Conmneteer authorities seem. to feel no confidence never called a doctor until ra § French” Governmeut; for not ouly is . when he was io his 88th yea readiness, bat troops and ‘gendarmes fathers. iv are distributed’ in groups along ‘the " ee frontier,ao that they, may,act as circum NOTICE, ok ips rage 4 ‘will be persons say there ‘will be no serious cost, Une of the ma mo¥ement.aitil the Autani. "ane see Store of N. W. Knowlton, INFALLIBILITY Dooma.—A Rome “Nevada, July sah, "1870 Bw. be bor firet four ee of sis ued bt uaa This shows . ee 4,000, or 1,000 sie geno ROE IT at. for more of the 8th ie stant, says there is no trath in. the feport that Minister Ban-. eats ay Mic lussfpeaa . cree bo voce, “Bort thor Pea == Ow find ha Dar . Dewn he . dent and Secretary Fish desire sed to fingness to accept the Spanish Throne . . in case Leopold eae cog and his ari§ : Taine ‘were seveD hundred and sixty nine prisoners at San Quentin on June’ , Deckamp, — The Woman’s Rights 80th, a decrease of sixteen within the’ Tux important information ie telegraphed front Los Apgeles-thatex-Gov. ernor Downey has. a9 the Good . . sited The Mayor of Montgomery; Ala., fn sustained the point that a enterprise,” was not the lawful propGREAT fears are er aiicaiael in . erty of the repated owner,and that to . 10124 stock and the LOWEST PHICES eves JASPER ‘Meigen, of Middletown, Ct. stances require. There can be no TER them large ; but the damage is entirely doubt that the whole. of Jtaly isin a A™ BILLS DUE A.W. LES & 00. confined to the destruction of the cap i ali aba. Will not prob, very ¢fitical state, but’ well informed ably “iso. Harry had been @ 5 5 time in the employ of the Company, . atia*he te oe of by every beaaah is be: must be paid before the let of — placed e : of ar. officer for eiilection. Parties ingeass. GOODS and MUSICAL FSSTRU} ad to ns ure requested to Aug! ey age apc MENTS; jo att A.W. LESTER & Cv. “BANNER: “BROS be Si iciaidhlic, td ‘sont oF wil. CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOYS? CLOTHING, : —— ie SHOES, — HATS, og, MOL Re BE ke» At Astonishing Low. Prices i One Halt of former Baten! EVERY DOLLAR SPENT San hls! wf BANNER'S. EMPORIUM. ofean.) h THE, HoxEymoox [STERRUPTED,— . WILL PURCHASE Two Bollars worth Young Mejia, son of the Minister of} : Siamese EXTRAONDINART. — 1 War and Marine of Mexico; who was ‘There arrived at Sacramento’ from the . carried away a prisoner by Gol, Fortino shat when’ Harry entered the building East," ‘on ‘Saturday, a ‘Japanese Prince, Vizcayno, at, the captare of Guaymas, he put-what is eupposedto be paste . an “Ambassador Extraordinary of some of Goods, A GOOD INDUCEMERT FOR ALL IN NEED OF. buta wae ¢ wy, few weeks previous to the beautiful cs ch OT H ING! st ished daughter of Hon. A. vat nited States. Consul at GayThe ‘stock iiust be sold within TRIRTY DAYS! petty . GREAT BARGAINS FOR ALL ! “gitf oe ae Come and see the Bigest Store, the beet ee¢. offered in the Interior of the State 1 Now is the time to make your purchasce. 10th,. a general invitation is extended to all. Then BANNER. BROS. . , CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS. . FOYS. NOTIONS, TOYS. Broad. KOHLER, CHASE & CO. dispateh, of the 8th instant, ae the ed on: the 17th fnstant. ‘The “eoremo‘attend io fall canunicals, and the ‘Wari‘oun religious orders will wo to the CALIFORNIA PowDi, Wonxs.—The on Satarpowder, w hich has been used some in this coeatgs * Hie er eoone “Taz New York Sum hea « am. HYDRAULIC CHIEF Lf te ft. PISHER, Corner Sansome and Clay, Streets, ie SAN FRANCISCO, Eades Y, Quanity Avy aiuwe ot wes Goods, to 8vcure purchasers, ee Now OPLNING as) ven siock of Fine Goods than ever beas B—Lew Prices and Saleab‘e Goods, s jy? Where do you buy your. Harness. WILLIAM HOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, _A few doors below Lancaster's Biablie. YOULD infotin the pedple of thie city sn a W. pada ingpe tg or satay See pos of ofan hinds, ey “pee, W hte _ te. Me. dokecdd tten®e eer GALL AND SEB FOR TOURSELY : cha i a nod . coche ps cnt as pe send of Ba _ Betcha y CUSTOM deat a: San, rag, bag 4de. sod “Desh” nde ror, Monday, . gs “pt” . MILWAUKEE Bi the divorced rr George Page pint hed Lb TAX. ' tags . . Pastor from William H. Pastor.” eparawa SOE faz) E26 eee Saddles, Robes, Collars, &e1,.: —_ oe = & oh me 8 2 Po. a —_— es ae