The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-17
CITY THEME.

SPLENDID HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Messrs. Mead II
Robbins, at the northeast corner OF Ninth and Cnes
nut streets have OF the finest stocks OF Silver
plated Goods ever offered for sale in this CITY,
visit to their large and beautiful store will satisfy
every one OF this. Their immense stock has been
prepared expressly for holiday sales, and though
these have just opened, the frm has already sold
immense amount Of goods. But manufacturing Is
continually going on, and when one article is sold
there is another ready to supply its place. Their
goods are sold lower than can be purchased else
where. 1t is pleasure to look over the shelves and
so beautifully arrayed with the various artl
ces. Some Of the designs are magnificent, and
cannot be excelled, either in beauty Of finish or
workmanship, in this country or in Europe. Messrs.
Mead & Robbins have, by strict attention to busi-
ness, acquired reputation second to that OF no
other business men In the country. Articles OF all
kinds in the business are sold remarkably cheao
The beautiful designs in tea sets, pitchers trays,
etc., cannot be exceIled. Gentlemen who sire to
make ladies' a suitable Christmas present should
call ard examine Messrs Mead & Robbins stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. What finer gift could
lady receive than superb set OF sllverplated ware
The establishment will, until after the holidays, re-
main open day and evening.
FOR THE BEST KID GLOVES go to the great d
Glove Emporium, No % North Eighth street.
THE MEssRs. A. Il j. b. BARTHOLOMEW, OF the
great Kid Glove Emporium sell more kid gloves
than any other house or two in this city. Their
stock Is the most cOmplete-all sizes, all cOors all
Lrices, all good, all Of their own importation, all
warranted, all new fresh goods, all fashionable
Styles all lengths, one, two and three button, all
for sale, oil to be sold, all will be sold, all wanted
by the ladies and gentlemen OF Philadelphia and
adjoining territory.
THE GRAND RUSH unabated for the best and
cheapest Kin Gloves in the city to the great Kid
Glove Emporium OF
A. d j. B. BARTHOLOMEW,
No. 20 North Eighth street.
OUR CoNCLUsIoN.-As far as we are able to Judge
(and we have given the subject little coasidera-
tion and attention), the conclusion to which the
scientific world, the press and the public have
arrived with regard to Rands SEA Moss FARINE,
are founded on incOntrovertibe facts; and we have
no hesitation in warmly recommending the article
to readers essential OF the economic
cuisine, and as a genuine luxury To dyspeptics,
invalids and all those requiring light and delicate
food, we feel assured 1t will prove an Invaluable
blessing. In fact, we can hardly say too much in
favor OF this most delicious and palatabe food. IL
will be found for sale by all OF our druggists aud
grocers; and If you to have delicious dessert
do not go home without package.
Mrs. GATES AND MRS. JAMEs.-Mrs Gates-Good
morning Mrs. James. How well you are looking;
far better than when saw you last.
Mrs. James oh yes; 1 am much better than
have bt en- for a long time, and am on my way for
more of nv IavoriJe medcine-PLANTA BIrrERS.
One bottle of it is worth all the doctors in the world.
NJ NV more doctors for ne.
Mrs. Gates-Nearly every one speaks well of
PLANTATION BTTERs, aud have a mind to try it
myself The fact is, have no appetite, strength, or
energy for nything. Mary and Lizzie are in the
same way and lounge about the house all day long,
good for nothing.
Mrs. James-My word for it, Mrs Gates, just let
them try PLANTATION BITTERs moderately taree
times DAY, and you will see wonderful improve
ment,