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!MOHOls.

THE hong circle-Walking around
with the baby all night.
IT is wonderful how often i, is nee.
e,sary for young man with a new
Xix handkerchief to blow his nose in
church.
THERE'S girl in Iowa who has
seven fingers. Young men are rather
shy. Seven fingers can take in a
shocking handful of hair on occasion.
no doubt.
A RAILROAD company in Maryland
has oiIeredZach Chandler a liberal
salary To sit on the front Of one Of its
locomotives. His nose would make u
very talented headlight.
A DEALER in boots and shoes mt
Pattenbnrg. New Jersey, lost pair Of
boots by theft Sven years ago, and
a.. :l.:el IL. A. Il l.
.r ~, 49, I 10. 10Y
times.
MIR. Tee, We ask it more in SORROW
than in anger. How Is the American
eo,la 10 nal. oobI,l..r. and sI;n,.
;ule,.,nd ,h;ngs s,r rho thirty n,,;a,,s
AT the Centennial x;,bou, ice NJ, T;ce,
isl Lou,, Renublicap
~ MAN III E's'an' mas ''He" OUT a
p"''"' W. pap, "e' o'"'"e's' -"
person. ousn' =" 'eei co'"'or'"o'e u'ner
snread of natent ott;co re,or,s and
AN .xtrn thickness. ot statistics across
the f;.et-CBridyenort Sto,,rd
a VERY pretty sunday school song
Is the one en''lled-"rut your armor
ON my ooys' inere Is however, u
young iady VINO doesn't Ike to hear
H. ohe says II sounds ike "fut your
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Mr.. Nnryins sister had arrived on.

Mrs. Narv'ns sister had arrived on
Iy that night out' perhaps, shc was
not the only new conner IN the house.
There was i'ght sh'n'ng under the
door, here, too she made sure THIS
time, that she had the right door.
Again the lock yielded to her hand;
again the dim light in the parlor and
the bright light beyond.
This time Mrs. Forester looked
about the room. Yes, that was her
furniture, and the canary gave a
sleepy MARBLE as she entered. She
went to the bedroom door. and, with
a beating heart, stood on the thresh-
old.
No food Of fair hair, and no white
hand were there to wiring her henri;
but brown.hairel head ON the pillow
and q pair Of brown eyes open aud
looking at her.
"Won't you lock the parlor door,
Eva?' her husband asked, sleepily.
She stared, and tried to recover her.
self.
"Why didn't you lock it?" she ask.
eo.
,.n e'' )" ope" 'o' you' y. 'eP''e' :,
% '"" '""' so"" s"' "'
"'gn'' sue ese"''"e =, .
~ ' ''U "o " y"
'e' ~" .e''e ''"' ""'e' "e !"
'"a'ne"' '"y'
""' I'VE sue ','e"' 80,
~ "" os 'o"' "'"s"
' "'p
'""e,' """, w w" "'e""' n''
VINE "sAe'' '.e"'"'e,sy' oo'","s " W,
o''''e' having "''e" 'e '' '"'
!" ne' P'Ne', =.
nc 'e'' ,, o.' us ~ "'
"'a"'"e ,'''e s'""" "e"'e', 700"
'o'' q" '"' VI '' "o' "e
"'u 'eee''.".
'o" % " nave ~" """'
from "e 50 o"s' I've s''"' ..
ae" :. "s sue o"'s' '"'' 'e",s' "'' "
Joy "',' VI 'e.'o'' 'o' Tue awful '''"e
sue n'' o"'y JUST e'''pe"' "' put "''
AT" ,rou"" "e'' =,
Forgive me- "e'''' NC s"'o, 'en'e, !.
y. ~ was " e''e' Jes', "'' =,
'h,hN ''a' W" """'u 'aAe !" 50 "a'"'
~ WI, some ."e os,o'e s"e WIS
quite calm, having told MN all her
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Mormon Li/e.

An illustration Of Mormon life is
found in the history of young girl
who had engaged herself to marry u
young man named Robinson. She
saw Mr.. Stagner, who had one wife
already, and soon had vision that
she was intended for Stagner's wife.
She was sealed 10 him accordingly.
but after some years she once more
saw Robin-on. experienced another
vision. was unscalei from iStagner and
married Robinson. Then Robinson
had vision aud took to himself an
additional wife, but she died soon af-
terward. In the meantime Stagner's
original wife also died. and Mrs Rob
inson had u final vision which she
made known to Stagner. But this
appears to have gone beyond the lat
ter's faith. and inclination also, for he
refuses To enter the matrimonial rela-
ton again for her or anyb&ly else. by
the rules of Mormon belief, she Is
shut out of heavea IL she remains us
she is. and her condition is thus more
unfortunate than that OF any widow
mentioned in history or romance.
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IF we cannot fully realize the frailty
Of the crust on which we live, let us
glance at poor Iceland, where
almost without notice. the whole rock Y
foundation is burst asunder, through
thousands OF square miles, and into
the midst Of enormous reservoirs of
ice aud snow are injected liquid fires,
which first food the valleys below
with water, aud then overwhelrn them
with rivers Of red hot lava,
and at length bury the whole
with hot ashes, which, mounting into
the air from countless crevices in the
rocks, fall, as u shower Of Snow may
fall. over farms and villages, spread.
ing everywhere an asphyxiating cover
ing until men. women and children,
hitherto happy in their primitive
little homesteads fall down and die of
sufocation, and cattle, sheep. and all
living things, are overwhelmed by the
great destroyer! What a sad picture
of misery and desolation I! When we
reflect that the Iceland winter is a
period Of darkness that the ground is
then covered with snow to the depth
Of many feet; that communication
with the outer world will be cut of
tor several months, and even inter
course between the farms and villages
will be ut best difficult, and that the
never more than eking
out bare subsistence at the best of
times, now become hurdened with those
whose homes have been laid waste. and
whose farms have been buried in lava
and ashes. it is difficult To imagine
anything more distressing than their
prospects for the future.
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~ rAH~rxss WV.


TAs oyerworsei -cris. ~ he "Nas,rls os,,,e."
at ~onder,ss --wpne, less wight
u n. once would ever b. cleared Of IL. debt,
With the tines 90 dcrlaabiy tight
WIN the tread " cid leather was heard on The
An . eStsnsrr stepped Into the rcom.
whs aAst, With the don't ici me bother you" all
Whisk the sere Is 80 ar, to assume
"HwaD ycu," The ~dI,m ROSE With smile
AseSIolnAantiy yielded his chair
r.pa - visitor. -sdly unbsau,ihni tile
lwhsss exhibited symptoms Of ~esrl
~ - srthe desk, along siie Of his own
"a sscckins Old plug, by the VAIL
And then ~ he IN a rather cbscquous tone,
"Csnwe DO anything zoe you to-day
ono, . Jus, called 10 .-e," the visitor said;
'.rm friend 10 the newspaper MAN
Herr he ran red handkerchief over his heal,
And scccptei the editors fan.
five read all the pe,cs you've writ nor your sheet,
And they're straight to the pn' Ic,nhs'--
Thst'cr slap you gin keyser ~ss certainly neat
roa are On ornament slT. to the press"
I'm glad yca arr plea, /" said the writer, indeed
But you pals me ioo highly, by far
J~i select an exchange that ycure anxious 70 read,
And ~hie reading ", Try thfs Cigar
ny the vay, I've melsn laid up lot q treat
I've been Keeping II nestled In Ice
Irsa t~sniy, sir. at for an angel to eat
Nov, perhaps, you will relish q slice.''
Then the stranger rolled up q half dozen or more
" the ohcic 81 exchanges Of all
Helred himself 10 the fruit threw the rnds on the
toor--
OF flung them al hics gu the wall.
lie sssurei his friend that his pieces we're wrote
In q manner uncommonl. able,
A. he wiped his red hands on the editors coat
That hung on the side VI the t.bic.
"By the way. I've neglected. 10 ask your n=me,'
Sid the scrlle As the stranger arose.
That's fact" h. replied, I'm Abiiuala Bane
You've heard o. that name. Z supps-e'
TIA living out here on tLdlctown creek
Where own good house aud lot;
The Gasefs gets around to me wuns, every week
Thu the constan,es, reader you've got"
"Abinais Bamc." muscd the cd u, B-a-r-s,
Here his guest 'cs1ad a chew of his twist
I'm sorry to say your meilinuous name
Doesn't happsn to be on my list.
"'sr,-c not" was the answer, no reason Il should
Dor you see line lots with Bill Prim--
liess regular sulscriber aud paysye In word,
AID ! barry your paper o him'"-tsribner
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CONDENSED TINE.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS GOING sOCTus.


Passengers on L. &. A D.. Il r. (shori Limo J. NJ.
u. H., q. a. N. u. r. rnl n. =. Mail Linz
strala.rs CONNECT at LonisYill. With TRAIN No
D. TRAIN No I connscts AZ Lebanon Junction
With Train No. Is for all paints on knoNyiile aai
Richmond branches Trsiu Ne. u CONNECTS at Irl.-
the Memphis aud Montgomery line; at i.lan,,u-
with stages Ia aud from springfield, Can IheN ile
Columbia aud Gresnsburs; at Mi'chsllsburg, with
stages 10 aud rom lfny willie aud uarrolsbnrs; At
IanNille statk with stages h. aud from nanvill,
city NJ sianiord with stages aud from some rs~t
At kichmon.i Junction Ia aud ton, paints heiw.en
there aud Iisiny ston; at kichnond with stages u
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An old Duichman undertook to
Uallop hi- son. but Jake turned upon
him and walloped him. The old man
consoled himself tor his defeat 10y re-
jicina in his sons manhood, He said,
We'll Jake i.h snar fellow, he can
vip his own taddy"
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An exchange wants somebody TO
invent new dance for the g,rls. Yes
dol Get up one where the young Ia.
dies dance around the house helping
the Old laiy to get breakfast. wash the
dishes and sling dirty shirts IN wash.
tub. Do, and see how the girls wont
dance worth a cent.
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The streets OF London have an az.
gregate length of $500 mile, requir.
ing about 5000 miles Of gas mains,
and upwards Of $4,000 public lamps,
which consume something like 900.
900. 900 cubic feet of gas a year. or
about 100000 day. The gas sup.
ply Of the entire metropolis is about
1900, 100000 cubic feet year, OF
$500. 900 cubic feet a day, requiring
tor its production the coking Of 800.
900 tuns Of Newcastle coal. The
cost Of the coal is reported to be S..
$50, 900. The value Of the residual
products, such as coke. breeze. tar,
aud ammonia liquor is, as much as
s3,5Oo,OOO. The gas rental Of the
city is sl5, OOO, 900. of which 81. 25O,.
900 goes for street lamps.
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TaAiNs GOING NORTH.


TRAIN No ~ CONNECTS Al Richmond Jun, ilCn
u and ifoui points hei ween there aud Livingston.
" Sianinrd With Stages Ia and nom soinersst. al
liansi he station with stages 10 aud iroin DanviIlo
'it al Ml,.h"ll-hurg sith Il gss Ia and from Fer
10 fr3n springfield. 'smphell.yl le, Columbia and
,'recnsh irg, ~ lei@nos Junction With Train.
leaving Al siS v n. sat las A. NJ, hr MsmpLis
M,hisoher', ani iriermtljnie paints. Passeisurrs
elng 10 Phnis North, hast, aud West hnm lSnis-
VII" are iIshshiiei To- Train No. q at Jebsnsh
Junstl,n, 10 ain ~" oonnests nj tincinnaii june
iion With I. G. T.. an t,r the North aud Last;
a. Louisville With %. a ~. and J., N. A. H. CO..
he Norih, East and Wet, and With 4. n Nal
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Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
are rW1 sesw.e1 Louisville aud New
Orleans. Via Went "sssrny, Ieutsvtlie
Vile and JsekssastIie, Via NashvIIIs
aud atlanta. Lsuts vile wnd LIiSI.
neehi also bet sea s.eUiss tsle and Ihs,
boz inloImalioi. shout Tickets and Fmgrsnt
Rates ~ florida, Texas, the s0uth-wesi and solth
Addres I. Y. A1MORE
Gsul Pre-. aud Tibet Ag'L
louistine Nv
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EFFECTUA sPE IFIc

For all diseases Of The Liver Stomach aud SPLEEN.
The SYMPTOMS Of Liver c,mpiaini are a bitter
20 bad taste IN the niouih Pal Ia the lLrk, side.
or lo'nis, ofisn mistaken hr Rhsnmati.nii so.r
Stomach; 49, NJ AplTiiie; Bowels alternaii,ely
ostise and laN; Headache; nss oi Memory with
IA nhi sns tim II having f.iied do ~,hisihing
which ought IL hase h.n dune, Dsbsiity, Ias
Spirits q thi {cllp~ srIelrne ~ the skin aud
tion
SOMETHING'S many { tese symptoms iii"nl the
diseas.' q other NeIv .r9t Ia to il.EH tho
lafsts sFsan ~ The l-sis l. EHn rally The seat .f
the disc ~ nnd n nai gulai a. tinr grydi sud
efing, wTpt, hs.ii,ss, and pam viii ensne.
POI Dl ,PEl'sIA, CONsTIP ArION, Jaundire.
Bin "a alta -, SICK llkAnAlhk, ,olir, bc-
pro 'iun ol spirits, -. d STOMACH, Heart burn,
Ae., ae,
III. chez. ssi. Psrest and rsst famiiS
isaisias Ia the warld.
NAsvFAruRKD ONLY ny
J. X. ZEiLIN 4 co..
MACos. GEORGIA, aud PHILADELPHIA
Price, o. 90. sid By all Druggists. i9-'y !
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DURING THE CENTENNIAL

Exhibition at Philadelphia, this line ~ili -li Ia.
cursion Tickets At greatly r,,iuceJ RATS.
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HERALD SUNDAY, Z, 1s76-QUADRUPLE SHEET

DRY GOODS.
DOYLE ADoLPHI.
DOYLE ADoLPHI.
DOYLE 4 ADoLPHr.
so7 and 200 Grand S.. corner Foruyth q
speciases this week.
SILKS
500 pieces black grain aud tacta Dress SILKS 9,
81 81 Is and 81 50 yard twenty psr under
lar valus-
$50 pieces striped Summer silks - csc per yard worth
40 pieces plat. sclorsd sks all the new shades 81
and 81 IS per yard
DRESS GOODS.
500 pieces Of rich Ponsees SOC ysrd worth SOC.
300 pieces Madras for suiss very sshoasbs
at Sc per yard worth soc.
Rich silk and wool Dress Fabrics q SOC. per yard
20 osses Of Dress Goods per yard.
PRINTS AND PEacALEa
10 French Percaes. yard wide. ioe yard;
"o''n -'''
Americas Prints fast color ct o. and &C. per
yard
We viii exhibit this week our now department ofadss
misses and chdrcn's
TRIMMED HATS AND BoNNETs
additional novelties in Trimmed Hats and Bonncta varying
In price from I'll $40 onch Ladies who economy
will not neglect to give this department visit.
During exhibition great many lady
customers remarked How could possible that
DOYLE ADoLriII could sell such fine ladies' Bonncts
o oaS ssa tho in a'm
5000 Trimmed Hats and Bonnsts
exhibition.
MOURNING AND BLACK GOODS
$50 pieces all wool Cashmeres 40 inches wide at 62c
per yard; worth SSJc
200 pieces English Cashmcres yard wide At 35c. per
yard; worth Sc
10 black Aipscas, &c. per yard; worth lce
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
This entire department has been largely replcnishcd with
new styles and fresh goods ut popular prices
5000 pairs Of Waterman Mayors celebrated best fitting
Corscts. from $25c. to 81 so pair
KID GLOVES
5000 pairs Of real KID Gloves SOC pairs worth 81
Our Lulu Kid Glove improved wo will sell now at 81
pair worth 81 5O every pair pairs
given Tor oil which rip or tear trying them
CLoAKs. SUITS. &c.
The Cloak and Suit Department contains great novelties
Cashmere and Jackets Basqucs Of our own manu-
facure The hest fitting and fasDon able
exhibited.
Cashmere saeques and Bssqucs as from s. to $50
Silk Jackets rom SIS q $40
Beautiful suits from So to $780,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
retailed at Wholesale prices
DOYLE ADOLPHI
267 and 26s Grand ST..
corner Of Forsyth 81.
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| ON AND AFTER NAY I, 1876. OUR
entire business Wholesale and rctHib will
be conducted rs our new ana spacious store,
No. 50 WEST 14TH ST.. NEAR MACY'S,
where. with increased facilities, We solicit
1.-The same liberal patronage we have merited
TRONS WILL NOTE THIS FACT.
| HUMAN HAIR GOODS.
| The largest assortment OF HUMAN HAIR
GOODS positively rctaiicd ut Wholesale
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed or goods re-
Iturnable. Continually receiving from Paris
direct handsome assortment Of coihurcx.
10 elegant styles, from S. upward. IN
VISIBLE FRONTS In great variety. very
stylish and improving tho looks Of all
ladies Instantly. 81 per inch on real patent
None but the GENUINE article. and tho
hnest quality Of Hair sold 1T this establish
lmcnt. The best proof in the world high
est premium awarded by the American In
ALI GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRE-
HAIR SWITCHES at very reasonable
prices, with three stems and long cover
lmens, from - upward; all long hair from
l. sHAw,s newly invented STAINLESS
lGRECIAN BRAID can be ARA ngcd In any
lstyle without difficulty: IRON s. upward.
HAIRDKESSlNG. Soc. COMBINES
made up, 25c. and Ssc. per ounce, or by IA
lsHAW'S newly invented method. roots all
one why. equal 20 hair cot from the head.
HAIR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
GRAY HAIR A SPECIALITY.
CREME BLANCHE,
Tor the magic pcnutiner. imparts . brilliant
transparent compile xion. warranted 80 be
harmless. 81 per box.
The celebrated AURORA. TO bleach hair
Iof any color 10 q hne golden blonde without
Injury 10 the hair. Price FOR 3 ounce bottle,
i$l so; Tor = ounce bottle, - 50
j. II. FONTANE'S wonderful prepara-
ltion. DERMATINE. TO remove all wrinkles
from the face, s. per bottle.
Il SHAM No. a West i4sh st.
SOLE AGENT. near Macy's.
Goods sent to all parts Of the country,
whom prepaid, free Of all charge, or g. D.
ID. with privileges Of examination.
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GRAND ANNOUNCEMENT.
100 fine Dress Goods from weeks auction
less than half their value
DRESS GOODS
cases Pongees and Steel Grays 37c former
cases pongees and Steel Grays nne quality 5O
Wool Beige q inches wide 25c former price
silk striped Bometts 2oc. former price 45c
III cases French Plaids all Designs at 25c. former
price soc.
eases French Cashmere very wide 45c former price
French Madras 81 inches wde slc former price
10 assorted Plads, splendid quality. ioc former
BLACK GOODS.
10 cases Black Alpaca at 25c alc 37j5c and Soc
62%c.
Lupns Black Silk Bombaxne ST. 81 IS and 81 so
4cases Black Satin Striped Grenadinc 1T 2Oc &c., 37c
LADIES' SUITS AND SACouES
An immense variety OF Ladies' Suits Sacques at 25
per cent lees than regular prices
800 Pcpiin suts made In the latest styles 81 So Sl2
200 ca:smere and Ponsoe Salts trimmed with silk SIG
$50 six SUITS striped. plain and black from $40 to
sun UMBRELLAS
5000 silk Sun Umbrellas at Toe, 81 81 So s. 81 so
upward. 400 dozen button French Kid Gloves a.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SILKS
STRIPED AND COLORED SILKS
100 pieces Striped silk At 75c Soc. 81 100 pieces Plain
81 rs and upward BLACK sILK.-;sU pieces OF very
hnc quality Black silk TIC. ST. 25 81 so stib
pieces the best quality Bonnet Black silk at 81 as, 81
81 Is, - 30.
WALLER McsORLEY,
245 Grand ST.. Bowery Ne York
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DRY GOODS.

Fl !. It'll +. t !. /.
IL : COCO ss 5000
~: |, ...s 8: 600. : !.
1,11i n sf'' AID ,'f s4s ;;rss 'aaooDs
greatly reduced prieea
hmsrssg Chip H s reduced 70 % cent? from g Is 90
Imported French and english Chip Hats reduced TO u So
English walking Hats in all styles
- Is the largest and most eompless in new designs and
shapes. and most all OF our own manufacture.
French rlower.
1000 cartons Of fine French Flowers st less than half tho
Ostrich Tips
In all the shades
WIN 'zhsi' On mp p1sD.s f our n in
All new patterns and dcstgns.
Large reduction in tho price sf
$50 cartons silk No. is eros Grain Is eenss yard all
No. s. Z. Q. II. 10 and 10 in all tho new shades
Fancy Bonnet Ribbon Of our own special importation
Sash Ribbons
200 Fancy Sash Ribbons IS censs worth IS
Trimming silks In all the new shades.
Lace Goods
Guipure Lace
Special attention gtvcn to Madc-up Lace Goods.
Several patterns in chldren's Lace Caps
in sp rss. T ys.s'y
New patterns In hsnd-made Melted Tiea
Fancy Lace T tbs
ss.:s Jockey SIX % .s%
quality.
Kid Gloves
In oil the shades, TO match the Dress Goods
.,par Bargains IN
stock and selected With special caro- Tor rss esss
H. o'NEILL CO.,
321 to $40 9th av.. corner 10Th st.
DETER STEWART.
No. I62 Bowsry.
STRAW GOODS
win open MONDAY. Mays
500 cases zines. Imperial Chip all shades s5c same q
sold on Grand St for ESQ
swiss American CHIP 47c; very best 500 Sold On
Grand st. for 81 and 81 Is.
Mems and boys Hats, great lots, 15c. up
Mllineu and ssorekespers veil examine. As they
very much below jobbcrs' prices
Also nns French Flowers Feathers Risbons Bonnet siks
Laces and
all kinds Of Millinery Goods
st the
very lowest possible prices.
Umbrellas and Parasois
with Of the largest manufacturing companies in tho
city enables sell them ct fully 20 per cent less than
otner houses
Undergarments.
this Is department. shat have been filling mp
during tho past three months OF duncss and at
prices that will please and well for their trouble.
Also large lots Of now
spRrNG GOODS
In Kid Gloves Neck Ties and Rucngs Corsets Hamburg
Edgings and Embrodecs from cents yard mp Fans
ornaments Jet Jewcy, Bracelets Chains Studs, Sleeve
Buttons, lower than offered before.
PETER STEWART,
No. l62 Bowery,
between Rroomc and Spring stS
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UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.

viii exhibit ths week large Of Lace and Noting.
ham Curtains. Cottage Draperies &c purchased AZ tho
late auction sacs haiti their value also lines
Piano and Table covers ID below former prices
Large additions have made 10 our stock a. Mar.
settles and American Quilts which offer grea,
duction In prices Reps. Terrys DamasSs aud Harc
for furniture coverings; also Crctonnes Ch'n,zos aud
Dam ask Tor loose
window shades of every description put up at
tho lowest prices Window Corniccs Pier and Mante Mir
at manufacturers prices Spring BEDS
Feathers ef Gather Beds Boosters and Pillows OF
quality Church Cushions and Cushions for
per cent bciow regular prices.
Liberal discount allowed institutions and hotel keepers
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Originator of the Invisible Top Piece
Very stylish for ladies with patent hair ace-
ana natural and curl Which instantly makes the
lady look beautiful
Ne have invested over $1,000 in order control tho
sole manufacture OF "invsihles and
slider duty lady patrons that have
sgents aud that the genuine lnvisbes procured
only a our establishment. S4l Broadway.
The these genuine articles composed of the
quality tf hair lace aud shade OF
natural and Curl Invisible for high fore
head Invisible for low forehead Invisible for broad
forehead Couture FOR long neck Couture tor short neck u
Couture the young and toiffare old An tn.
French mir tics hand Tho
wonderful Fan aes Fees" restore gray hair Golden
hair Dye" Roharcs. the best in the world 'fssu de
Canine TO promote the growth of tho hair; "Farne dc
Noiscttcs To hcautfy the hands: Eau de j. " Bonn
and whiten the teeth the
Mascaro." yinagrc de Toilette" milk Of Iris Nail
very stock Of long gray Hair switches
Our newly invented prepared Switch without STEM
ing style Of couture In few minutes. light and
graceful xnd weight Is three Fine
latest French novelties In Jet, Ivory shell.
onyx. Ae. Fans and Filtration Fans" In all the
Mime. Gulm ard In attendance
". GUILMARD, s4l Broadway. opposite Wailacks
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07
GRAND. oRysrIE AND FORSYTH SITS.

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LORD 4 TAYLOR.
255 257, 25e and 2e Grand chryste and IS
will offer special inducements IN The above goods bought
the recent large auction sales,
REAL GuIPURE LAcEs
REAL THREAD i.ACEs
REAL YAK LACES.
REAL vALE>CTExNES
FRENCH BLACK LACES
$50 REAL DrcHgssE LACE JABors, 81 Is; former ner
NOVELTIES ~ MADE uP LACE GOODS, JACKETS.
JABOTS. BARBES. sCAGFS &C.
rs white Lace BarDcs. Sos. worth Toe.
2on dozen hemmed Handkcichicf II aosen former price,
$50 Dozen hsmmed Handkerchief. 81 20 dozen; former
100 dozen hrmmed Hsndserchiefs si a. dozen, former
price. 81 -.
200 handkerchief 81 a dcsen former
rs dozen hem stitched Handkerchief 81 DOZEN former
$50 Dozen hemstiiched Handkerchief 8, - dosep; former
price. - ~.
100 DOZEN hemsitched Handkerchief So Dozen: former
price, IS ~.
IS dozen hem stitched very nnc handkerchief 50 Is
doxcn; former prirc. ~
Hamburg EdGln-s lSc price.
Hamburg Edrincs. .,r. former price 2sc
Hamburg Ed-nrs 2Jc. former price. 3sc.
Hamburg kasinrs SOC. former price. Sc
Hamburg Edgngs, 3sc formcf price, DOC.
Grand. Chrystie and Forsyth sta
IL Nine. A. DrvAL. importer and drcssmsne Paris
Patterns Corets aud Hcsem Pads. also the
French fanier, has removed 20 the store
opposite Lord iaylor'S
- l1sh e., between Broadway and 5sh av south aide.