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LBLANKSi BIANKs,,

-BLANKSi BLANKSu
THE FOLLOWING BLANKS ARR ~,
i printed and for sale at this Office. NoW
:zoR DISTRICT so11c1roas.
Indictment for larceny,
g" A6sanlt and Battery.
Aisdemeanor-U Unlawful Fence
a Burglary. Road
Retailing without License
Forcible Trespass.
aaaIErsny afIrax 0fGrowing Crops, g. :,
+ Fornication and ADULTERY
FOR sHERIFFs:
Executions against Property
Forthcoming Bonds,
Indemnifcation Bonds,
Tax Receipts Land Deeds, Sheriff Deeds a.
FOR SUPERIOR COURT cIERKs ~e'
Superior Court Subpenas- State ana. .c,..,,,.,..
q" g Writs. ana Ciyil. s'g
+ ~ Ia sp;,i, gspi *, ef,
Summons in actions for the recox.- 5a
only-A., B. and C. Vi money
Summons-In actions for the recovoru
| plaint served. i''u anu CON-
Apprentice Indentures
Administrator Bonds. 49,
/ Forthcoming Bonds, E
& Bond for Costs s'ik r
Bastardy Bonds,
Letters of Administration.
Letters Of Guardianship,
| Letters 1estamentarv.
Executions Against Property,
q acknowledgment and Private Eyam;r,..
Married Woman, 1Aaniinalion Of
Witness and Juror Tickets. d
FOR MAGISTRATES:
=. Magistrates Summons, .sse'
| h Judgment,
le Execution,
It9 SubpGnas,
II Attachment,
State Warrants, ~ 80
Peace Warrants,
qKecognizance-Peace Warrant,
State Warrant,
III Complaint toobtain Peace Warrant
Examination of Complainant and his wi,nes...
| on affidavit to obtain Peace Warrant. ''sss
rs Warrant of commitment to jaiI for not fna;nu
snreties to keep the peace g.s.li 80 ''"s
Bond by the Defendant to prevent the removal
ofgoods attached. e'l''a'
Confession of Judgment. g Cisra4a
Bond given BY one claiming goods attached.
Forthcoming Bond. ~, -.
Undertaking on an appeal from a Justices
Judgment, 3719 -
H The above blanks are In conformity with tbe
new Constitution. .sfs9atls' no. :, :, '''
]. w-CAsH ORDERS will be promptly at.
Price 81 per hundred.
Address, J. B. NEATHERY g CO.,
...,1 ieo lS-tf Raleigh, N OR
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The Wilmington Sta. records the killing Of a
partially insane colored man on the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad on Friday last. The body
was horribly mutihted - kseisii'isf
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The Goldsboros Messenger records the death of
5 Mrs. .Kessiah WelIons, an old resident Of that
town, who died suddenly ofappoplexy on Thurs
day last. .sHfN ~ sAtaHSsS "a
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A RECEIPT TO CURE RINGBoNEs5 IN
HORSES, WHICH HAS BEEN SOLD FOR THIRrY
DOLLARS. Take one pint of tanners oil,
half pint of spirits of tutpeutine, two
ounces of verdigris previously dissolved in
half pint of vinegar, and two ounces of
oil spike. Mix them all we'll together, and
once in two days annoint the ringbone with
a spongeful of this compound, and bathe it
well in with hot iron, or a pan of Goals,
twelve or fifteen minutes, as hot as the horse
| VIII bear 1T. Fhas continue until the ring
bone is sufficiently eaten away after which
rub it over occasionally with mutton tallow
until we'll. This cures in a few months.
Warming will not tbe necessary in warm
weather. al tiaGi tnea 81 48Tas gl1ran b
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CITY ANp SI',ATE. G

- JOHN 4 Smith, Of stokes conntyswas killed
lsst week By log rolling over him OF q hillside.
Mrs. virginiaC. McCraw has been appointed
Postmistress of Henderson.
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The Orange Presbytery has been in session in
Raleigh for several days, and on Sunday the
various churches ofthe city were occupied by
ministers of TINT denomination Aailstaaf
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( In Hartford they have arrested and ar
raigned people for travelling upon the side
walks with velocipedes. II # M fst7ols
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LAND FOR SALE

D, tlutiBi yAhNO HOh SALE -nDrlU
T, In Caswell County, North Carolina.
sTHE SUBSCRIBER OFFER FOR SALE HIS
I his tract Of land, containing iFTs5J 'di
z TO Acres, in Caswell county, N. O., on Coun-
/ try Line Creek. gag g,fesisf3 - ID
This lard formerly belonging to Anderson
l Willis, decd. He resided on it at the time Of
his death. 1t is adapted admirably to the growth
of the staple products-has fine
|. Apple and Peach Orchard
on it, and excellent improvements, consisting Of
q cemmodiouss a1A tl94fR us aga1
DWELLING HOUSE, aA'
Kitchen. &C., with other Improvements and out
houess, Granary, etc. 9ils l,, f-sI.i ,l8 Il, s.,
The Dwelling, House is about four and ball
| miles from Yanceyyille, on the Greensboro road,
and about or 10 miles from the Railroad leading
| FROM Danville to Greensboro.
t- Purchasers are invited to examine the
premises, as the undersigned is determined to sell.
| TERMS.-One half OF the purchase money In
cash-the balance on twelve months credit with
interest > with lien to secure the deferred pay
| ment. qs Sc 5,,t faal5se,aJ. W. HENRY.
/ Address. T" Vernon HILL" Va
: april 10 SA-4w
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z Charles s. wiustead, Esq, Of Person, has been
appointed President Of the Eastern & Western
Railroad Company.
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Hon. t. L. Clingman is at the Ebbitt House,
Washington.
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PARLOR MATCHES ~
I M GROSS PARLOR MATCHES, AT ia
lUUH8EQ3f 81 UPCHURCH & DODD'S.

y9ae sdi s9aii9sb sodT aa79emsq $40 oi
goG9om9d I1iIeBoq bne ii97a
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BALr1MoRE, April 17.-Cotton firm at SS7a.
Flour and wheat dull and weaker Corn dull
and lower;i white SOTO 81; Yellow "a TO %.
Pork $50 Bacon tirmcr andsi more active;
shoulders 141166 Lard quiet at 1915 Whisky
quiet. .s.sss ali Eslt ss Isl3 s.sH8iiieI
New YORK, April II. lotion without decided z
change. Sales l,7oO bales at 2S%. Flour dul u,l; ;
superfine State s. 540 to IS. so. Wheat dull ! TO
cents lower. Corn heavy; mixed western SS71ss
to s51S. Whiskey nominal. Pork shade lower'
: $50. rs to $50. s71S Lard shade lower.a Turpen-
tine so to 5O1S. Groceries quiety1e OF ~ -
as Money easy at Z, executions at O. ste1r1'pg '1'1
dull Gold firmer at S3N to, SS1S. Govern
J ments buoyant and High her. J6s's 20N toSl. state
Bonds firrner. Stocks buoyant and firm! Great
excitement and perfect rush to buy. geislsi "
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q MATTERS IN HALIFAx.-A friend writing us
from Halifax county says: "Cold weather down
here, in Halifax big frost on Sunday night last; !;
good deal of the fruit killed; our farmers are
planting corn, and preparing to plant cotton.
Our Spring term of Superior Court is drawing
nigh; great many cases on both State and civil
trial docket; one murder case to try. One col
ored man shot another last Friday, in this county,
wounding him badly but not dangerously. Chass
N Webb, Esq, has been appointed Postmaster
at Halifax town, vice NJ. McMahon, removed !;
has accepted and given bond.
We had an extraordinary marriage at the Poor
House in this county on yesterday. David john
son, aged about 81 years, was married by c. N.
8 Webb, Esq, to Miss Molly Atkinson, who claims
to have been 81 the 96th of last December. Many
happy days to the new married couple. I
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"A young man asked a young lady if she
would let him spend the evening with her.
mo- She angrily replied 'sthat's' what I
won't" I g Why repliedthe, you needn't
he so fussy; I didn't mean this evening, but
some stormy one, when Ican'tgo anywhere
elsepEoa19T s'aosLi7ad % a!s.lf faaia - rTso-
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Van Wyck, the, famous New York sur
geon, warns the public against the use Of
the yeloeipede. He says, the severe jar Of
the small, hard seat produces disease of the
prnstrate gland, and if young men wish to
preserve their manhood they should cease
the use Of the velocipede. faafssssi.d
.1gl3iea pf ta-e, Hir, -,.,,..-.,..-.,
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6 II II

e Synopsis of Statement .tu. 1858: sis3
Income from PREMIUMS, s7,1e1 .so4. ii
Income from Interest,5 rl,5s4 .9O5. as
Total income for the year. s,746,2O9 SO
Losses paid, 1921 1895, 90
Dividends paid, A z{i 92S, ,2S4.OO
Total Losses paid to date,, S,O89, 1888 90
Total Divd'ds paid to date, 5,197, 7,25S.OO
1t will be seen from the above that the income
for interest Alone greatly exceeds the losses, and
that the total income for one year is more than
the total losses paid to date. The Assets of the
Company are now over Tuenty- three Millions, and
with its large income offers greater inducements
to those insuring than any other company in the
country. Its plans of business comprise all the
desirable forms of insurance. sesf
=. ID. WAIT, Gen1 Agent,
,al @'3t5i f ~ .tll.. Raleigh, N. Co.
MARI 1869. 800. 2S0-d&wtf
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sAvAssAH, April 17.-Dr. Benjamin Aver.
member of the Georgia Legislature from Jehlers3
SON county. was fo66d FE1daU merning dead
lyi1t by f6e roadside near I6uisyiI Go He
was shot between the eye 81
Tic Adssuisr publishdk to norreM speciai
letter from Boyno, Cuba, dated the 7th announ-
cling the arrival of three expeditions from fiorl-
da, and o uniou of the volunteer and patrlouc
forces which are increasing daily. It says Spanish
troops are desertingy SDIE
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Markets.

wnM1seroN, April z-spirits turpentine
weak. Rosin quiet $15S11Ssto ST Crude turpen-
tine steady SLIGO to s4.25 Far steady at $3.50.
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AGENTS. AND DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK BOSTON
80 A. j. Bleecker, Son q Co;au s44s,
feb1 326-d6w3m
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7-'11'7' . sI't' 2 3il-'.llIl JIll l0I
.e-o0si 10 nois9a IsnnnH cd 5in9ibalv 4!
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= . ~" q bnl.iaRa O I1lsinin %
.tdgilynb
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AGENTS AND DIRECTORS AT RALEIGH: l{A
Hon. r. w. Best 1910 his Co. Geo. Little. g
Geo W. Swepson, r. Kingsland.
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-+i'i2 iil~ edOilJJi7 iHl9l1u
.e55T 4 yigL li3nu 79aIq
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-' t'tf '---s % il tN ='-tttt'ilai . ~
.deeda Of !.
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a,o.d such great result whilst bad been nnabe 70 ol ~ h
ro fee narratives previously On the sfb a I"ot n,
and The resnt CRATER aud on the seventh u oV
"Iv Iwo the result in the lrp'iUon
% farmer dose. CURIOSITY induced observe ths As
"a contained and bAeA boou
gs and NJ len dnVs OF yOr regimen the gmmdtos Add dsaf
n,ari and with aud stitches Shlen p's
zen from breathing Amer my bal been eOmphtr''
,Lsnt, 10 YOUR remedies I went 10 see ny phI..eAs
~ .ond now give the that ye icds e so st
80 Indsbted Tor nv DR. RADWAGo FILLS. Ibs
physsn was not little Surprised sreus me 20
h, had feod approaching DEATH Az grss.n'
am In The endowment perfect health having glaed -
Nor. han weigh q best state of health
AZ member Of Human Family cannot 70 less Ipan W.
slight testimony behalf truth. aud VI which you vi" s
as you may think proper am &e u,vrPI CASTRO
~'' (Signed) MANUEL 'ASiH"'
Price Of sssaparisn ReSO5ent 81 per bottle or sH " log
IS, Ready Relief Soc per hottie Il r Pills 21e per boz
mn RApWAYs REMEDIES are sold BY Druggists. and at DR.
RADwAYs Medical Warehouse No. 81 Mdenan'' Ss"l0f' sa
No. l39 ST. Paulst, Montreal
Read FALSE AND TRUE letter stamp to badsr
No 81 Mdensus NewYork Information worth A0u'aAos W." "
sent
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A WOUNDED LIVER

CURED BY ltADNAh'S IiIl1fH.
Disease OF the Liver gastric much more serious IN the
too. Of Central aud South America than m tho Quilted States The
following letter We publish sithout further comments The winter
gentleman Of gh standing Costa Rc aud well known aMoSg the
Cepr. American merchants Ia this city
SAY JuAN x COsrA ECA.
,r,,,r, Du RAILWAY 4 Co. N Mdiil.lii, Nsr. YORK:
ps s.: A, homage truth and lutc cannot No less Than
lines authorizing you 10 MAKE uth use 'cieo
youu may think most adVsAh
heu,r received blow the Liver which followed bY
WHO called b., after Administering
s or three aperrDts without result stated To NE that ths
80, the membrane which would
nr mortal the daily executions would cease Ia
,ucb position and seeing uJscl At DEATHS DOOR neu
~ ppr and u alone had confidence and from you
alone could hope or any pOougaon o De During one Z" nv Ns
without consolation than teslguhoh
. n, pa 10 reading aud God placed Nhn mF
t,a,h m hdtydgs su found stated Wherein - us
ss.s s,t, especially the Ifr toAphtins Like ollon7
III psns amidst sApvred otmy he trusted thos. Remedies
,td hrtatrs moment bad 90 hcn 10 Tue h'r 81"
mtsiiuy villa I'd Ir Adopting 'our method unarrlo"A 10y
Bui ufrIF lhr Vra'tlh a. sii pA"puTb
ItyA lie L5tds .., l y ..u., wand that ,s' Wv
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ANOTHER EXTRAORDI-
NARY CURE.

o,oo Of the Old New World have for centuries searched
for cure Of POISONISG-br Senomous reptiles Nothing In the
,p se discoveries exists that has been kuowu 10 cure tue
h Rrake Mad Dog. Of any Snake. Reptile, Auimal
op We publish letter from Of the most Trustworthy houses
the n,d States them TO be gentlemen of high social aud
commercial status. and u youcb .ntesy and uahhe's Of
any statement they may make:
DR. RAILWAY Co Nour READY RELIEF !, 10 constant dema1
sHHmsrdd ~ ~ Tor instance NNAh
OF Mt JOHN SoLoMAN bleh
one OF the largest RATLESNAkkS ever seen "a tbs country vas -
% from p"eor lie happcau 10 have Ready Relief At
hand Which, WLen applied gave Instant Tr aha IN u" u''
perfect Yours respectfully,
(Nguedl hlLLhh, 'hAMbEhhA'N y W.
N. L.
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Michael Mulligan was arrested In Baxter -sI
-. uondaV uigbt on suspicion of having stolen tuo
NJ HITTER Which no was carrying at the time mlenac
sserted his innocence Of the charge but was taken 10
lie where he explained that me tuu aD
contents were given him by q storeheepep IN
James.st named Falon, 70 sell TO person IA
RaYter a. Capt. JOurdan examined tue tub anu
fonnd IL 10 cont ain 10 pounds Of butter and % OF
sand Michael insisted that he knew nothing OF Ihe
matter further than he had told, and while the captain
was questioning him, FaOn and friend enieIen. anu
The former explained that short time ago ne DOugnt
from man in Baxterst. what was represented 70 De
sub Of butter but which proved TO be layer ol
-. large quantity OF sand and he thought 70 Ietaato
and recover his money by repeating The trick khoMn -
James and BaIter-st butter dealers FalioD wi" hd'o'o
tTy again.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

IN TWO MIN UIES
CAV. 7, and 'ort % a berdds sr who r onr weeks bad
hen bl and for fourteen days various pliaia' receiving
10 benefit Read the letter;
"CERTIFCATET cory"
p four weeks bad been .u9eriug most severely ron most vo
., Mains M the .rus a1d bd DlHng " days had been Ut
t, unable 70 attend anything Aner haung had me Ad rem
various physicians applied remedies Of ever sud naoa SnSa
Inc .ry relief aeluou happened 10 be called 70 hADNhlS
REAuN RELIEF ordered Immediately so@e 10 be fetched sqa tNo
amer rbbg nystf With the The fans 10 Vie htAG dsap
r aud after Elections With the kret the pains IN TIE SPINE
400 disappeared the ueIt day that S enabled 10 A'eHa 70
nv ttko the same tAf.
me &, ge pubcd tie fact behalf Of uaeing human'' con
cOu order that persons suffering N
similar manner avail them'el'e, Of that admirable remedy
p,rmu.d In WeslpLa6a. Prussia. lAth August 1879
Tsig,,n URINBR LIEBE Of GeunAulA, near Martin.
Witness: HEINER NuHBkkGER, In Doftluu"L
We have Thousands offer OF persons In The
United ses We Wish however prove that neither emais or eoun'
nv make, any difference the curative powers Of these medicines
PARALYSIS CURED.
pEElsylLLE, Harrison Co, Ohio May u, 1862
Tie RESOLvBST has effected In severe
80 ,t f Mrs Lemuel Johnston uis uegbhorhood She A.
Ia her be aud Of her legs -Four bottles OF the
81 have restored and last SUNDAY she able TO attend
church. demand Tor the bESOLNhNl has so We
Ad,,a to order IN time lours truly H. IiIiio SO"'
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nROpSY CURED.

CouH 2 lTn ~ tok for nias BoHihA
Tn, ag Cerette Of Dopsy 80 extraordinary 10 ne
k time Of raising The psso, ridden condition - ease and
fort that receiving the letter considered TOO efA'AAnt IL
praise for publication bad subsequent assurances Of T. ua'l
a. osl not oF-r Il 10 evidence TA original s written In Germsni
Prom ELli,ryrH LosrgH wife Of FRANZ L0srES
tAruS. PreDle County. Ohio, AoE. 4, lst9
from mr also
,, AZ. womb M holst swollen aud uaEtei tls N.'
60 tlkr - shoes or stoc nA by Age
,pt pbtua Il Dr. Badssys Auauaes for 200 aud used ne
REsOLyENr Really Relief and RsdsaIs Pills. a. directed
Wb, marvL For nins months hnd Ban nHaoe % isr'
.r around w 3D. and YET airr taxing three doses " L9ut
SirsipiriUn nLbag sh he Ready Relief on iIib
yIRSf DAY AROSE FOM M BID sud have not sn'e been con-
PEELED 10 kecpu day Nav mere .'r Two IS,
opr sgau seud domestic duis ontnuta use
Pills SARSAPARILLIAS RhSOLv IN AM ktAj Eeis cared
II the DrUpsy aud HemOgluAgo from the aoMo
The ,l NAV iuy as, ~, II we argued this remarkable sui.
den transition that q dropsJ these Medicines would IN Que
d., enable blsn droP patient, that had been confined FOR
Tin. 10 bed attend domestic daesi Not al Bot We Do
a., III Al these medicines will patients q ths conditions Il may
sd relief least reuefm fcs dags and cure 10
m st or noua The menes possess extraordinary cures u
pou aad " changing the blood tom NateJ condition 20 shat Of
y pourshment strength We know Tat al JropeA e1aoni
l a,po. are ether relieved cured by these medicines
Boz We have hyyohsso base explanation upou no" Tie sudden
transition bed Of suffering 0f nine months endurance 'A' elected
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DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT,

READY RRLIBP and PRRPRCT PURGATIVB PILLS In written 'eS
unopias oil parts Of the World In "oHder 'ne m0s
,g.pt Miracles Of enehannebt Physicians and nedch men IN
esustn.. pronounce these remedies mystery 'hst ne'
their science Of analysis chemical skill explain tue '
icues effect the and restore the Dying 70 me-
relieve the vrebsd paipsufeng victim OF bis tore' 10
on, 10 te,n,y minutes although they know OF she Deu
Of their composition Dr. Railway Published their iormna WIN"
hoBg only two newly discovered rOo stl boA French
English and American Chemists and PbarDaceuss rTW Jd p N'
same ingredients prepared BY a The great success Ehen 'Dsso
wonderful remedies constantly achieving lies In the great 'eefe
combining ingredients together after exercising dSs care es
the pure and genuine TOOta
sueh wonders Of Modern Chemistry the SARSAFAhbbhN mn
SOLVENT READY RELIEF and RAILWAYS PILLS, sre "'bou'
parallel ia the history Medicine for there some nhrme' a
ease, that are considered nurabe AMI death Yet ne most
founding cures made ibOugh these remedies OF some
that have never been known to be cured by medicine
CONSUMPTION, sCRoFULA WHITE SWBLLINI' ICnoho IN
Che Womb Stomach ovanes BOWELS Bhghrs Disease OF the KID
news that have been pronounced neuab Cancers Ulcers s"ens"
Stone In the Bladder Caeuous COncreons Ulcers and sores '
Bones ricketts, deeply seated that other medicines nave e
known to cured By the sARSAPAhLLAH HHoob
VENT aided By the READY RELIEF ard PILLS
Pa.r Paralysis DKr GASGREss-tbss threatens hng IeAo
daily g away OF tbs limbs and heshDabetes Involuntary DIS
charge Of Water Fungi Bladder be Emperor Napoeoh diseased
ToRrUErSG PAINS dshdrg1 urine, RHEUMATISM GOVT
HEURALGA-eaeh every Of these eompAns-hoazh IN" r"
on, Of The many other diseases RADwApS sARsAPARILAN k
SOLVENT has cured daily all parts Of The world
IN one cord any Tatr sader chat "ds dgHahd
hat Eourisaed or BY BAD ipare dprdred Wed MN
at or poisoned be cured by RADWAYS sARSAPA-
AZ
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SHAWlS.

ALL WOOL LONG SHAwLS at IS. redaced rom So
ALL WOOL Long SHAwLS az So reduced from so.
ALL WOOL LONG SHAWLS at ~, reduced from Sl9.
ALL WOOL LONG SHAWLS at 80. reduced from sl4
ALL WOOL LONG SHAWLS At So reduced IRON $l5.
BROCHE PAISLEY ASD FANCY SHAwLs reduced in proportion.
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CURES ORDINARY AND EXTRAORDINARY,

The great Of ordinary diseae even Of CONsUhPIlon
TBBRCLEs IN tie Lungs the Kneys Bladder aud URN.
ay Organs Gravel Drop weakening discharge readily
explained 10 fact although heretofore yedag to
medicine ser being thoroughly established because there has been no
medicine that possessed the great power Of The SARSAPAkLAH
REsOLvBST Of supplying the blOOd With such Doun'S
ipz properle. a, heat oxygen. strength, purity
aud the rich, red eoloing matter IN hs
blood corpue Supplying fat tissue With sound aud healthy ''r
lures enabling bold all healthy constituents solution
diminishing the deposits Of tnberenous matter and eermatAs 'he
pduet. Of decomposition aud decay will and DOES yield to the
Rsdways Ssaparan ReoyenL' 80 also mauy other diseases
that threaten early dissolution DEATH the Of which readily
explained the theory laid dosD Dr. Rad New Med
zeal bookc called False and True"
Bot there are many cases Of very
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cLOAkS AND SAC0UEs.

one ASTRACHAS sACQUEs So reduced from
one Case Real AsTRACHAN sACQUBs $40 reduced from
Other AsTRACHAS CLOAKs. MUFFS. &C., in proportion.
large lot Of Handsomely trimmed BLACK CLOTH CLoAEs Ifa
and s25 reduced from ~ aBt $50
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NELNETS.

ALL SILK LYONS CLOAKlNG vELYETS % inches Edt 40
reduced from sl4
ALL SILK LYONS cLoAKIYG yELvBTs 20 inches vide sI
reduced from sla.
ALL SILK LYONS CLOAKSG vELyETS % inches vide sl3
reduced from +l9.
SILK LYONS CLOAKISG YBLyETS 81 inches vide 81 tHs
reduced from
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SILKS.

FANCY SILKS at sI IS and 80. worth 81 TO 81 po,td
BLACK SILKS, at 81 50, worth SO 5Operyard.
CHAMELEON SILKS, at So. worth - 50 ryard
CHAMELEON SILKS, Corded at 80. worth 80 per yard
And one case Of BLACK. sATISFACED RIAL LIONS SILK al
81 50 per yard Of the bargains ossc
euatom
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COSTUME ROBES.

MARKETABLE ROBES at sl3. reduced from BIS.
MADELAISB ROBES at so. reduced from { Is
SUZANNE ROBES st 80, reduced from : Y.
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HANpKERcHIEFS AND GLOVES

large o. elegant PsHsuits FANCY BUAbs hodhg
h5oIen HsNDHERCHEFs each hnued ready for DASg AZ
elegant present ilr the holidays
Ladb 81 2 81 90 81 IS, 81 and 81 H. Including
boxes.
Price, for Gss,lem,r, 81 IS e. 50 IS 90 80 80 IS. g. s.a
s. asd So including boxes
ladies' and Geums GLovESn hafdOeus and do'sBs ,As In
boIes, AZ los prices
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SuITS.

Is egaltITtrrmed ZEPHYR FELT WALKING SUITS sn re-
dueei from s8 s2S and go
WALKING AND TRAVELLING SUITS ready made and o order 'Hs
larry reduced
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nRESS GOODS.

SPLENDID QUALITY SILK AND WOOL, at &c. rees''d b'a
Sl5O per Yard
SPLENDID QUALITY SILK AND WOOL at 81 reduced from *1
SPLENDID QUALITY SILK AND WOOL 81 25 rsds'.c ROO
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