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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
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Joe Hilton sat in his easy chair,
Nothing he seemed to see,
Though little woman's tiny hand
Lay resting on his 'knce.
Straight in the fire his gaze was bent,
Unscorched by its sullen glow,
TIL a womans question broke his dream
With " what are you thinking, Joe %
Back from the border land he came,
Back from the prairie swell;
Back from the rustling fields OF corn,
Back to his black robed Nell,
"Thinking, my tiny, quiet wife?
Where shall build my nest
For when the maple Aushes red.
We are going, dear, 0rt Vest
''Going where mer can win home,
Where the corn is glad to grow
Where the reaper's cradle turns to gold,
And the winds untainted blow
GCin} where gleam'o' silver shine
On the rugged mountain crest,
And farm awaits a masters hand
Are you glad we are 6 ing West ?"
Over the sonbre dress she wore
Hot tears weft rolling down,
Though she tried to wipe them of urseen,
Fearing Joe's troubleS frown.
"speak Nelly, why. do see those tears?'
Softly she oent her head
Mother--the sra-the baby's gravel"
We're the only words she said.
Five yeais had passed, as years will go,
Dying as soon as born;
And Farmer Joe was passing rich
In a,res, f1ocks, and corn.
And Nell poor Nell Joe tol friend,
In confidence, she wos not well;
The friend had heard it long ago,
Had caught the echo of knell.
All knew, save Joe, the prairie rosa
Would bloom above her head
He thought the spring would tint her head
M.th It's well remembered red;
He could not think. (bow could a man?)
That heart aches ever kill,
Nor know how fever croved a draught
From. -u-the spring beyond the HILL"
He knew at last One quiet hour.
When over the treeles5 PLAIN
The sun shot level shafts OF light
Ahwayt the day just slain,
Poor Neil awoke from troubled sleep,
And talked in a wandering way
OF the little brook, of the na6y's grave,
And the flowers that bloomed in May
OF the DIM old woods, so cool and calm,
Of the sea which she loved so well
While Joe stood holding fast her hand,
With a sorrow no words can tell,
80, tiny Nell, darling one.
Come back, little one to me;
did not know, could not tell"
Too late She had found the sea.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

PoLITIoAL:-A leading editorial in the N, Y.
Commercial Advertiser sayso;r La..c 4,
The writer of thi. article car 3sme over 20
Democrats among his a;quantances who have
decided since Thursday, July 9. to .;pte for Gen.
Grant and Colfax. Every Republican, has doubt
less had similar experience. Go where you
WILL one encounters this disappointment and
disgust at the Tammany, nominations. One Dem
ocrat asserts that he cannot stand the repuda.
tion platform. A,second does not like Seymour's
war record, end third regards the nomination
of the revolutionary Blair as ap INSULT to every
law Gliding Democrat. Our advises rom the
East and West, all sl9w unmistakaby that this
Detection - not confined to N, r., but extends
as stated above, everywhere"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
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rIAERYING NIAXINS,


A good wife is the greatest earthly
blessing. A man is what his wife makes
him. 1t is the mother who moulds the
character and destiny of the child.
q Make marriage matter Of moral judg-
ment. ..rr. ..t....s.+ U.rr
Marry in your own religion. .sa.u
Marry into a different blood and tenn.
permanent from your own.
'd Marry into family which you have
long known. aa.H
Never talk at one another, either alone
or in company.
Never both manifest anger at once!
Never speak loud to one another, unless
the house is on fire. il
Never reflect on a past action, which
WAS done with a good motive and with
the best judgment at the time.
Let each one strive to yield oftenest to
tho wishes of the other. y q aI
Let self,abnegation be the daily aim
and effort of each.
The very nearest approach to domestic
felicity on earth is in the mutual cultiva.
tion of ah absolute unsel6shness. hli.
Never fud fault, unless it is perfectly
certain that fault has been committed
end even then prelude it with kiss, and
lovingly.
Never tauut with past mistake.
Neglect the world beside, rather thai
ono another. @73 19ai Aae
Never allow request to bo repeated
II forgot" is never an acceptable excuse
Never make remark at the expense 0
the other 4; it is meanness
Never part for day without loyin
words to think ofduring absence besides
it may be that you will not meet agai
IL life.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
ASEcporE OF DIR. FRANKLIN.

His peculiar talent was that Of illus
trating subjects by opposite anecdotes.
After the news Of the destruction Of the
Stamped paper in America bed arrived in
England, the ministry sent Cor The doctor
to consult with ; and, in conclusion, ofcF-
ed this proposal.
THAT if TIE Americans would engage
to pay for the damage done in the destruc-
ton of the stamped paper, sc, the Par
lament would then repaal the Act"
The doctor having paused upon thir
question for some tinl3. ct last answered
it as follows:
"This'puts me iu mind Ofa Frenchman'
who. having heated poker red hot, ran
furioosly into the street, and addressing
the first Englishman he met there
"Hoh! Monsieur, voulcz.vons give
me de plOiSir, de satisfaction. to let me
run this poker only one foot into your bo-
dy? b.
"'My bodyT replied the English.
man what do you mean {?
"-Vcl, den, only 50 far, marking about
six inches.
"'Are you mad {? returned the other
Il tell you if you don't 60 about your
business I'll knock you down
"'Vd den,' said the Trenchman, sof
tenipg his voice and manner, vii you
my good sire, only be SO obliging as tc
a.
pay me for tie trouble and capsnse oI
heating this poker "
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

A. CuEAp Ice pyTcHER.-1he following
is simple method of keeping ice water
for long time III common pitcher.
Place between two sheets Of paper (uews
paper will answer, thick brown is better
layer of cotton batting about half an inch
in thickness, fasten the ends of paper
aud batting together. forming a circle,
then sew or paste crown over one end,
Making q box the shape of stovcpipe
hat, minus the rim. Place this over an
ordinary pitcher filed with ice water.
making it deep enough to rest on the
table, SO as to exclude the air, and the
reader will be astonished at the length Of
time his ice will keep and the water re.
laain cold aftet The ice is melted.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

SWELLING Up-0no great reason why
children dislike attending church and
lietcning TO addresses made for their es-
pe6ial benefit is, that but small proper
Of slcrgymisa Havo tie tact of bringing
their thoughts to a grade equal to That of
their young audience. and that when they
have said enough they don't know enough
to stop, More brevity and direct appli-
cation is all that is necessary to secure
the attention of the little oncs il this ia
neglected, We cnnnot blamo child who,
seeing minister gathering bis strength
for new assault, yawhs fearfully. and
then cries out, 20 mother he isp't going
to stop at ali He's swelling all "
again !" a 44.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

Washington inspected the works, and re
turned about noon to Aruold's house.
There Hamilton met him with the proofs
of the treason, all the papers taken in
Andres boot, which mad by this fine
arrived The messenger had arrived just
four hours after Arnold's escape. Look
Jog around him, be turned to Knox and
Lafayette. and said, in solemn. almost
heart-broken manner Whom can We
trust now %
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

GREEN PAPER ON Rooms The Journ-
a! Of Commerce advises correspondent as
follows: We advise you to remove the
green room paper at once. Undoubtedly
your family are suffering from the pOis-
onous arsenic dust which is detached
from the paper. Green window shades,
green leaves of artificial covers, green
flowers, articles of confectionery colored
green, are all dangerous. We have an.
al zed wall papers which contained from
ten to fifteen grains of arsenic to the square
foot.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

DRINK FOR MILon Cows --Cowo that
give milk in winter may be made mOle
profitable by giving them bucket Of
warm water twice day, with little
meal or even the slops of the family with
it Every one has noticed how an ey,
trcmcly cold dasyalll atecl their milk,
or when they have become wet even in
summer A little salt, with meal float,
ing on tho surface of such drink will
soon teach any COW to drink it. They
will drink at the pump all tie better for
q litho salt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05


Why He FELT BAp.-A black servant
was once found by his mistress in the
kitchen giving way to series of b'hcoc,
accompanied by copious food Of tears.
why, Tom, what is the matter with
you ?" asked the Bind hearted lady.
Tom replied, "Dey sez my brodder-
b'hoo--hab been and gone and mar'd a
white woman-b'hoo p .......
Il shoud think you would be glad of
it, Tom" rejoined ste. -
"Wby, missus. feel jes bad bout my
brodder marin white gal as you'd feel T
your brodder mar'd cullud lady"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

Mr.. Charles Voyscy, learned Ep-
glishman, in recent theological worA,
says. "if the bodies of all men vera to b.
raised like Christ's, and restored as they
were before corruption, there would not
only be no standing room on the earth
for them, but they would form a closely
packed mass, thousands of times larger
thar the earth itself"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

A LANDLORD in Maine. by the name Of
Cram, has his name on the plates used
at his table. A bulky, though evidently
hungry individual, after waiting impa-
tiently at the dinner table, the other day,
for the raising Of the "kivcrs," after
soup, cast his eyes upon his plato and
exclaimed, with drawing growl {:
Gram! Well, jest bring along yer
vittles. and see if don't do it." A roar
Of laughter followed from the guests.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
THE INDIGNANT GERMAN,

An excited individual or the 1eutonlc
persuasion rushed into the mayors Office
at Baton Rouge and inquired for that
worthy funct.onary, He was told by
Tom B that the mayor was subjected to
tho ordinary human infrmity Of occa,
sionally eating something, and had there
fore gone to his dinner.
/ "What do you want of him ?" ipquir
cd that impassive officer.
81 vants--l wants Mister Heelum to
gif me Elm bapar 70 xii! t6g vot pitos me
in tie leg" answered tie Dutchman.
"Ah you want an o-acr of execution
issued against vicious canine" said
Tom, who has a smattering of legal ac-
quirements.
"No. | tussant want no such thing. /
want one baper to tell rae to kill te bup
He pites my leg so bad you nebber see
Kits ter byterfObia py tam, unit want
to kill him. or gets mad too"
"Oh now see," said Tom, you want
authority to proceed with force of arms
against the dangerous animal"
"Mein Got, no dat is not vat want
| want te mare to git me vone licence to
kill te tog wants him to make me eiu
baper SO ven kills tc tog he can NIGHT 60
inter te court and swear against me-"
"1he dog swear against you?"
"Nein, not te tog; te man vet owns tie
tog. You see, if kills him"
"What, kill the man 2"
"Nein, te tOg 4; und tie man shucs me
for tie price of te tog, den wants te law
on my side, you see
"Ab now | understand you,' said
Tom, greatly amused at the German, and
humorouoly intent on exhausting his pa
ticnce; "then you want to get war
rant to arrest the man who owns the dog,
50 that the animal may not bite you
again"
mo, no p! Got i'm himmel ! no. you
kits every dings by tie TAIL" cried the
German, who began to think Tom was
making fun of him. Il diuks you want
to make chOkes nit me ! Der tuyvel |
want shustice, not chokes. want to
knock the tog's brains out and if de
mare wont gif me Que baper for tp do um,
| knocks his brains out anyhow"
"'Fhe mayors brains p
"Neip, tie tog y roared the excited Teu-
ton, ana turned to leave the Office, but
met at the door the mayor, who had Just
returned from his dinner. That officer
promptly gave him an order to execute
the vicious animal.
As he was leaving the office, he encoun
tered the ,mpassiye fom.
Gall right now ?" ind duired he.
"Yah all right; | Goes right of to tie
owner of te tog und kills en-"
"What, the owner?'
"NO, tie tOgl Look here, Mister Tom,
you make tam fools NIT yourself by say
ing tog ven means man, aud saying
man ven means tog. Now you can yust
co to the tuyvell" and the German de.
parted. @
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

sQUAoKs and nostrums have 30 multiplied with
In the past few years that we feelsome telicacy
IA giving our influences TO. or in endorsing any
OF them but II there Is one thing in the whole
catalogue more deserving than another, we be.
lieve II s JoA1son's Anodyne Lihiment. II {,
A HORSE Is truly noble ANIMAL and is capa.
BILE Of being taught more than any other species
OF the brute creation, He often exhibftsfntel
Ngence truly wonderful. as well a. enthusiastio
feeling To preserve such o horse in ell his de-
ny, use Sheridaa's Cavalry Condition Powdsfas
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

! --old Virginia viii not participate in the com.
ing Presidential election. and correspondent
there advises persons with capitah who desire to
escape from the excitement of the election in
other States, to come down to Virginia. look
about them, enjoy the summer at the numerous
wateFing-places, buy farm, settle down. take
a wiie--if single-turn yirginians aud be happy,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

. "A letter from N. Y. correspondent to
Western paper says that over ten Thousand voters
in that city, in the banks, insurance Offices.
stores marts of trade and among the ,mechancs,
who though not exactly Democrats, would have
gone for what thay call conservative man. op.
enly ayow themselves for Grant.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

"A hard to-sa tisfy old Democrat in Indiana
says the Tammany nomir ations are the mostpop-
plar ever made--'.they plea oil the Reppblicana
and nearly half the Democrats. o.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

An old soldier who has lost an arm says',
~ am waiting to see il the people Of this
country are gong to elect Horatio Seymour, and
II they do, will swear that lost arm in
threshing machine, not in defence Of my coun.
try" f
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

The Globe (War Dcmoclat) published at
Huntingdon, Pa, hoists the name OF Grant and
Colfax. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
/ ION NOUS E.,

XfARK, VERMONT.
SIepovated from top 10 bottom new furn-
Ia carpe,s, The proprietor boving recent
lItased and leftted this house, standing
south cast corner of Main ST., Informs
bic that he is prepared to furnish whole
1|Gertainment for man and beast at rea-
|8ccnipensat on. ABEL SMALLEY.
Paris, Vermont, Jnly 10Th, 1867 3itf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
Va Hotels.
hERiCAN HOUSE,
Hotels.

rARK. ..... VERMONT.
I)ayid Randall would respectfully inform
friends and patrons and the public gen.
{hat he has leased for term of years this
n{iNn house, and purchased the furniture.
Iehds to have no part of the public suffer
t4ange. while he soliciis a portion of that
VA which has heretofore driven by the
&&k House., OH account the price Of fare.
ESonfidcnt that he will be able to please
fare willing to pay for what they have.
EPark, Vermont, uctober 2Sd, 1867,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

Iii UBBELL'S HOT + l.,
W WOLCUTT VT.
EUSTUS II lBBEhL, PROPRIETOR.
37he stage load 10 I.asbureh conveyance
Tpart OF the county on short notice. x
IA ATERVILLE HOUSE,
WatctvlIe, Vt.
X Nj MCFARLAND, Proprietor.
liquors will be furnished the guests of
fthis house for the year ensuing.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

" I :
--ThR Z. S. Senate passed, Thursday night,
in two Eunrs, one hundred and ten private bills.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
Attorneys.

w. H H. KENFlELD,
I0rney at Law and solicitorln Chancery; also
lItfAl Insurance agent, Hyde Park VI
}ife. lie. Accident, Lille and accident COM
Id and Live stock Insurance effected in the
IA. lar cest and most reliable Insurance com.
,iaa In the United States. 2i'lf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

RASBURGH HOUSE,
|kfBuRGH, W.. by l.. +. tDGERToN.
~ have this house daily for all railway
n \; horses and carriages to let, SO
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

"No, tie togl Look here, Mister Tom,
you make tam fools nit yourself by say
ing tog ven means man, aud saying
man ven means tog. Now you can yust
co to the tuyvel !" and the German de-
parted. @
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

A. WINEL l..
lputy Sheriff and Licensed Auctsoneer,
Hyde Park, vt.
|;alls promptly attended to. 40
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

O.. A. ANDREW VS.,
PLAE AND oKgAMENTAL PAINTER
(woLCorr yERMoNr.)
Fr seventeen years experience, tho under-
Fned feels GonadeEt that he can give salts
~ to all who mey employ him in the lipe
trade. House and Sign painting OF all
done In the best style, and materials iur.
\ il desired, at lowest rates 81 yl
1 You will always fnd, at the Brick
h Of SLAYI0N & PECK, iu Morris
Eue lot Of Bundle Prlhts and De-
Es.'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

W. /, A I X / N >. gsye.
Opposite Mansfield Hotel J a.
Der In choice American aud French CON
Enary, nuts laisihs figs, lemons, oranges
Plee and sugar. Fruits OF all sinda~7!IeFh
pinned, Also books and stationery. l5iyl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

j. N. PARK KER,
North Hyde Park, Vermont. a.
" Sheriff ana Licensed Auctioneer. IL
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
FARM ITEMS.

Last year 2,7S3 bales of cotton "tse r"'seo
rs Southern Illinois a ~ o.l
BY all accounts we have not iao 40 coid
6prinR for wears Although cold Sprlug - o'eaueu
m May ii IL eagerly sought III August -"
In Algeria. Africa, and near the 10 WIS where
MArius mused and Cato pTactlced dtOHy, lahu
sf FIRST quality can be had from 81 to 81 % an acre.
At LYONS, France, the Veterinary College has
I.oep broken up BY the Government beea, Use the
Young horse students refused to pray for khe Eib-
perOr. goo.
Gov. Wise gives pressing invitations :, to
Northern farmers to come To Virginia with tner
IaeRey and strong to buy cheap land, TO ada 10
Abe wealth of the State and 10 keep down the Ne
RrOes. rH 'He
The Ohio Reform Farm, near Lancaster, has
ITO acres. There are over 800 boys, mostly crim-
inals who behave well, who are engaged IN growing
small fruits and their returns last year after having
AL they wanted to eat, exceeded $1,000. s...-r
Wool growers are still unable to deelde
whether It is best to wash their wool In CeltIal IL
linOis the buyers are 50 unjust that the sheep men
have built factory, and they sell cIoth mSlead ol
wool
= TIT English wonder why foreign manuiac-
fnrers do not copy the designs Of agnculturaf1upe
Inents made by British artisans: Americans are hot
likely 10 do this so long with their own geHgns
rxnnv carry away prizes from the English ana az
Europe. f.. .. .|...- 90.
The Canadians have more wheat than they
can use Coal oil is so cheap they have closed the
wells. Silver money - drug, and yet times never
were 30 hard for immigrants will not come In, and
aid settlers are leaving. When young folks are IN
similar condition, the only remedy IS to get marrled
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

No go Broadway. corner Of TwentyerstA.
The Subscription of the American Jockey Club Will "a
M desirous of becoming mnbv> nah
application the rules to JOHN IRVING, seeTets
April IS, 1893
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
Gathtrs.
Situations IanttS- -Smalts.

ALI, RESPECTABLE FAMILIES. Boarding
N Houses Hotels be supplied with SERVANTS from
~ "'''''' Mrs YoRKsToSs oPFIcR No 40 Beeci.r.st
A NUMBER of German Girls want SITUA-
IN TTONS Apply No 100 East Houston-st Bosery.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
1GENTs WANTED FOR THE

~ 80 PbNh Ihk Bboh'
method Of copying letisrs yh% either pres or ~se ners
labor and enabling thousands 20 Their let
previously hen abe - de- the brings
hu all tu directions accompany each book IL recon
neuS shown and ts ong want bing adapted to
merchants aryers doctors commercial traveller mte aaihors
uetae lauue send for Descriptive Cfcu viii tes
fouisls references We energetic Intelligent Agrtt N
eerr this invaluable invention Address GARkrf
{ Co No Chesnu a.. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
Instfnrtirn.

X0NKERS MILITARY dkbllds I'M = = cSG.,,,n y; vKs
Rsr nakng boys Intelligent beshnJ' '1fs'A" M hS
LiOToagh teaching. CopmOn sense o9 y.,l.x
CICIT00T, EIIRNITIJRE for SALE, consisting
- chairs aeheTs sabes Se Aodss BOZ NO.
82 Hartford Conn .l i'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-27
Org 6suss.

tW&rg epoas g1r
THRgAD AND P0IST 6,I;II LAcEs, BLACK
,SD ..rr aft .r r.isa,isr "a
H REAL POINT LACE sHAwLs,
THE FINEST STOCK IN THE CITY '
Trimmed LACE SETS LINEN EMBROIDERED YoKKs, PARIS
EMBRoIDERIES, ..' . O.
yHEECH EMBROIDERED BANDS .U
EsERTISGs AND EDGNGs,
PLAIs AND FROSTED COLORED LACEs. .. .I
BLACK LACE APRONS.
BLACK AND WHITE LAMA AND vALEsCIEygEs
MARIE AYTONBTTE LACE CAPRs ,r ...l..
THREAD LACR AND LAMA PARAsoL COVERS,
... AHRw AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.,
INFANTS EMBROIDERED ROBES AND CAPS TO MATCH.
PIQUB WALKING SUITS NERIso CLoAKs,
EMBROIDERED WAISTS BRAIDED
. .. PIoUB CLoAKs, &C. ko
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & Co.,
II CANAL CORNER MERCBRsrs
TO FAMILIES REEUKNIsHINe'
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE q Co.
are now Offering az e.s'psive line Of
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
DRAPERY MUSLISs, and
vBsTIBuLR LAtRs,
IN NEW AND CRoICB PATTERNS ..N
GILT BLACK WALNUT, AND METAL cORsICEs
pIxns ...-t / BRACRTs, ..
EMBROIDERED, PRINTED, md EMBOSSED ..
TABLE and PIANO COVERS, kG, te, .
AT LESS THAN MARKET PRICES rr
CANAL. CORNER MEacER.sTs.
BARGAINS in HOTEL, FAMILY and
I'D HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE g. Co.
Have In stock
AN EXTENSIVE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
LINEN SHEETISGS s4 to ~
PIILogCAsg LINENS
DAMASK TABLBCLorus snd EAtklNS ..I
. In Sets and b. the Yard.
suCE ard bAMAsk fowBfs and ToyELEGs.
RUSSIA CRASH, BrRDsBYB DIAPERS,
COLoRED DANASK LrNCH-CLOfHS ssd NAPKINS,
LINEN STAIR and FLOOR DRUGGErS
lire and Medium Quality
ENGLISH aud DOMESTIC BLANKETS
Elegant and New Designs in .f
MARSEILLEs and EXHIBITION Quits
NAISsooK. CANBRIC, SWISS and JAcoSEr STRIPED and
PLAID
NIUSLINS.
f New Pattern, and Ertr2 Qualities in
PIQUES and wBLTs.
A, and ru1er Gold yLua
FINE LISB OF POPULAR MAKES IN
DOMESTIC COTTONS ..r
Ald
WHITE GOODS
IN Every variety,
AT TIE LOWEST MARKET RATS
.... CANAL CORNER MRRCBRsr