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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-02

Ths 1pt application will convince you OF u
superioity a. a cosmetic, which 10 not only
harmless, but beneficial TO the skin. and q few
weeks nee will produce that veivtty, ffesh or
youthful appearance 90 beauiifal and desir,us:
You may think you have . fair skin bsfore. but
the change AFTER nsins the Elixir OF Youth 70
aimost miraculous and no lady thst regards
her pers nal appearance will ever be without II
aftef uslng 10. Many ladies have suffered from
the effects OF powderr and lotions which have
nearly ruled their skin. 10 Was 20 rough that
II looked as II It had been sand'papered, but
stsr two weeks nee OF the Elixir. which IL
very simple. tho skin became ~ fair and smooth
A. an infants. Ard that any ono enjoying
average health may retain youthful freshness
and fairness Of complexion at SIXTY years OF
age. which they possesstd A. twenty. ., thc ~
on the Professoris prescription. Evv' lady
secs what she .. using. The correct theory 10
10 Keep the pores open. and the profession In
this country stili msintsin %. Now. this 10 TO
q certain extent correct. IL 10 we'll Tor the
general health that they be kept op.n oyrr that
he pores OF the face should DO kept a. near
natural openings ~ they arc ON = ehild'.:
Observe q child on Q warm day ana you VIII
notice . ans Precipitation. for the reason that
the pore openings arc small. They should be
ksrt .. nature made them: II !, lmpo,sin,e TO
IL on the inside ~ the akin. at the base 81 every
pore. . littis sack ~ fatty mater. which 10 its
LIE principle. Now discerning or opening the
porer exposes this % - 10 admit dust or Other
particles. which i~rriiaic and Tester. producing
pimpies OF truptiops or mates the skin nnush
aud old looking. This relaxing OF the pores
has another un,lgh,ly effect. by loo..ning the
pkin, making wrinkles prenlaturely. and simply
because the pkin has been 30 abused that u 10
too large fer the herh. This relaxing the porrs
IL ransed often By sosp. though the lotions In
nse have made sad havoc with many. and arc
sure ruin % any ones skin ~ho persists In their
use I. g powders made IT. simpl- chalk arr
not In ,inre ves 20 tai, but when the pores
have e,i, RELAXED they prove doleterious !
besidc. . tie .ofien contain sugar Of lead or
bisnuA and phould never bc nred. Ladies'
win nnd my Elixir the best whlienrr 90 bcauii.
Ger In use, and IN warm w-ainer a-perfect
luxury. Any drug store In tho country can
prrpafe Il, the highest charge they ever make
belig o, cents. aud generally considerably hes.
! send full and complete directions Tor use with
the receipt, which will last a lifetime. ny
sddrcsslng MADAME TX WE'RE AMI sending
a. you csn obtain this ormnla. Postoriee box
No. lss. virginia city. Neyads myss I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-02

JONI NroKSr proposes to revive the
old San Francisco Hsrid as a Sunday
paper. the first number to be issued ON
Juus 9Th or 18th.
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SETTLE UPI SETTLE Up!

ALL BILLS ruE TIE vE.EY HOUSE.
- o I'LL. must he paid before the 10Th
day VI June ndnt. or their COLLECTION will DO
enforced In acc ardanee with law. have 81.
hausfed my means and credit. and mu-t have
money TO enable Inc To confirm. bus mess.
Gold IIiil. May %. isI1. mssii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-02

AND now J. Daesett Hunt snOrts into
IN, political arena and paws up the dirt
by way Of a defiant notice to tue csn-
,l.m.n who are ambitious to win the
Democratic nomination fer Governor Of
New Jersey. that ths pathway to tina.
proud position lies over his msos''d
rcmainf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-02

Dr.. BARroL Of Boston, In his f~ortieth
anniversary discourse. uttered Joshua's
challenge In the following emphatic words:
my only reply now Is TO allure any man.
woman or child. In the body or out, whom
I evrr In any way have wronged or hurt,
by their voice or letter. by telegraph or
telephone. through any medium from
earth, or heaven. OF hell. to speak,"
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r REMOVED.

r u. L.EvIsON IIAs REMOVED Ills
~. STICK Of Goods 10
Nc. 10 seath q Street. y~irsInin cur.
Neat door IN Mabning's J.wely storr,
where he will continue TO cell goods for lee.
money than any other house In the city. Thank.
ing his cnstcmefs aud the Tublic In general for
new place. J, ID, LEyIsON.
nouAnsn RAEanr. Ma. 10 s0utl, q NJ,
virginia ttty. m2l
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BORN.

H,RRls-iu Gold Mn, June ., to the wife of
John Harris. Q daughter.
HAITIAN In sutro, May 81. u the wife OF
Thomas ~liastian, q daugttor.
SCHWARTZ In Reno, May 81. TO the vile OF
IS. schwsr'z. . dsushter.
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{. ]. PASMnRE.
LOST.

AN AcCoUsT BOOK WAS LOST ON @
a street. Virginia. on "Wednesday last. The
o contains the name 81 N. u. Tarsof-. Tie
Under will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
safne o. the Postofise Book Store. Virginia Ciiy.
my9ou N. u. PARSONS.
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LESSONS ON THE PIANO FORTE.

M RS. @. II. COOPER GRADUATE Oy
.Nl ineham University. Il ds,irous " ,rpan.
inieg . claas In Gold Hill. Orders Isfi at X.
IkhLishk's VII DO promptly attended 20.
Tefms. - per month. myth
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO \ LADIES.
ELIxIR OF YOUTH

AIDES. ~ you VALUE YOUR PER.
-sopslappearance and good looss. and wish
70 have q beautiful complexion, use tho
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DISSOLUTION or coPARTHERsHIp,
LAST CALL.

+ HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS IN.
= debted 10 IN. that they must positively settle
by the 10Th Of the pr'scn' month, or their
scoount. will bc placed In the hands ~ . pr,sc.
cutting att, rney for rullestlo-. Having closed
out my busiLtrs,I must have the money due
me IN orfer To settle with nay creditors
Gold I'LL. MAY L. 1871. m,i,f
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Gold HIll. May %. 1877.
NOTICE.
CALL AND SETTLE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME- ARE
- requested To come forw ard srd rettle tieir
accounts prom pity and without further notice.
have tbs hrest stock OF dry goods ever
oroasht 10 oo'd iiill. but ali ralos NUT 10
made on . cash basis hereafter.
myytf ALRy. COBN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-10

on agriculture, Indian affairs, claims,
and privileges and elections; Plumb
on public lands, and mines; Kirkwood
on military, postoillce, and pensions
Garland on public lands, and Terrific.
ries; Davis on pensions, revision of
laws, and judiciary Bruce, of Missis-
sippi, IL chairman of tho committee
on levees of the Mississippi river.
A ST. Louis dispatch to the Missouri
representation in the Senate says:
After change this afternoon y joint
meeting of the merchants' and cotton
exchanges was held In the chamber of
the former, and the following resolu-
ton was adopted
WHEREAS, The sentiments enun-
Ciated by the president in his lnaugu-
raj address and foreshadowed in the
appointment Of his cabinet indicate u
desire and determination TO foster n
concilatory and fraternsl feeling
throughout the union by such an ad-
ministrative course as will guarantee
to the people order and proper gov
eminent to each and every section OF
our common country; therefore, be IL
Resolved, That, as representatives of
the business interests OF st. Louis, We
hereby earnestly approve of the just
and conservative course thus far
marked out by President Hayes, and
that our senators in Congress be urged
to rise above all party feeling, as patri-
otism alone should govern their &C.
tions,
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The inaugural address was Of elegant
black silk, cut Princess in style, and
high in the throat, with long sleeves,
and full train. 1t was trimmed with
black velvet, blue satin and Valenci-
ennes lace, and, although rich aud ele-
giant, is pronounced very plain. 1t
cost $500. The evening OF reception
dress is of Quaker gray, with oo'sagc
waist, square neck, demi.sleeves, and
full train, trimmed with Valenciennes
lace fringe, and flowers, and cost $500.
The morning dress is OF blue CASH
mere, handsomely trimmed with silk
of the same shade, with fringe TO
match, with deml.train and Princess
polOnAise.
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NIEXICO.

Cortina Sentenced 90 Death by Court
Martial az MatamOras, I'm the Face of
an Order 10 Send Him 20 the Capital.
MATAMoRAs, March 9.--Notwith>
standing the telegraphic order received
yesterday from President Diaz, to send
General Cortina to the City of Mexico,
the military court, last night at ten
o'clock, pronounced sentence of death
on him. His counsel published pro-
test to-day against the sentence, de-
claring IT illegal, as it was pronounced
ten hours after The receipt of the order
of the chief executive OF the nation to
transfer the accused and proceedings
ia his case to the capital. Cortina's
organ declared to day that the pretense
of sending him to the City of Mexico
la merely to have an opportunity to
shoot him on the way, under the plea
that he attempted TO escape. 1t is now
known that General Canales has tele-
graphed that he will obey the order to
send Cortina to the City of Mexico,
and it is believed that Cortina will be
started on his way to the capital under
strong escort, hut that it Is doubtful
II he reaches his destination.
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WASHINGTON.
Hayes Has Done Practically
Nothing Regarding the Dual
Governments.
Neither Has There Been Any Ao-
ton Taken With Regard to
Southern Appointments.
Having No Axes to Grind, Ben
Butler Assures the President
of His Cordial support.
Cabinet Nominees Referred TO Appr0-
prlate Committees win
Not Act Until His Colleagues
Arc Confirmed.
The Conservative Course of the Admins.
tratlOn Approved by the Merchants Of
st. Louis-UnanimOus Democratic
Support VIII be Accorded the
Presidents Nominees.
NOTES AND GOSSIP,
Coke Placed on tho Committees OF In
dian Affairs ana Mines-Tho Nichols
vs.. Packard Governments.

Coke Placed on tho Committees of In
dian Affairs ana Mines-Thc Nichols
vs.. Packard Governments.
Might Associated Press Report.
WASHINGTON, March 9.--All of
Hayes proposed cabinet members here
have signitied their willingness to
serve.
Mr., Sherman has declined acting az
secretary of war until his colleagues
are confirmed.
Mr.. Morrill, did not attend the cabi-
net meeting on account of i'll health
and the harsh weather.
Marshall Jewell, ex-postmaster gen.
eral, congratulates Judge Key and the
country on Keys nomination.
General Butler assured Hayes OF his
support to-day. Butler said he had no
axes to grind.
It is positive that the place OF col
lector of customs at New Orleans has
not been rendered to Governor
Packard.
No public business
The president has done practically
nothing regarding the dual govern
ments of South Carolina and Louisi-
ana, neither has there been any action
taken with regard to Southern Federal
offices, except in the instance of Stone,
for district attorney of South Carolina,
and there is Il halt in this, because the
delegation III Congress prefer William
Il. Earl, native Republican, and
equally efficient with Mr.. Stone.
Letters and kilograms from Louisi-
ana and South Carolina with regard to
Federal or State offices will remain
answered until Hayes has consulted
with his cabinet, and the half dozen
self and otherwise constituted delega-
tons were patiently heard, and received
in reply some remarks about the
weather.
Sherman's commission as secretary
of the treasury was issued to-day.
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sne,ll. Say It,n too Thin.

1t happened at Kansas City hotel,
The Granger protested that he had just
come to town to sell his wheat, but the
policeman said that lie WIGS the party
he wanted 70. running away with an
other mans wife. The prisoner beg
ged at the station-house that his name
might be suppressed, saying, while
the cold sweat stood on his brow, that
his wife would not understand the
blunder, but the policeman replied
that he must do his duty. In the
morning the stupid police found that
they had the wrong man, aud no dc.
parted muttering, II can never make
Betsy believe a word Of 1t. She'll say
it's too thin--too thin ~
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CONGRESSIONAL.
1he Packard Blaine Dispatch Dis
puted by n Republican Parisi-Text
Of the 81. Louis Resolution.

The Packard Blaine Dispatch Dis
puted by IA Republican Parish-Text
OF the Sc. Louis Resolution.
There was only twenty minutes of
executive session OF the Senate to-day.
The cabinet nominees were referred
to the following committees: Schurz
to the finance committee; Devins to
the judiciary; McCrary to the military;
Evarts to the committee on foreign
affairs; others to appropriate COM
mittees.
A motion to adjourn to Monday was
defeated by vote of "A to IL.
The indications are that where any
OF the presidents nominees are in dan
ger unanimous Democratic support
will be accorded, but where no such
danger exists, they will vote solidly
in the negative.
The following telegram was received
by Senator Bayard to-day:
SHREVEPORT, La, March 8, 1877.
Hon. Thomas f. Bayard, United States Sen
ator, Washington:
Packard's dispatch yesterday to Sem
ator Blaine, that in every parish out
side of New Orleans, except in what he
terms the five bulldozed parishes, his
government is recognized by all except
a few Nichols officials, is utterly I'M
true. The people of this parish and
surrounding parishes spurn Packard's
pretensions and render hearty al!egi-
ance to Governor Nichols. The Re
publican police jury of this parish has
adopted a formal resolution recognize
ing the Nichols government.
Signed, NATHAN GREGG,
President Shreveport Cotton Exchange.
SAMUEL q. HEAD,
President Police Jury Of Caddo Parish.
NC. BLANCHARD,
President Dem. Com. of Caddo Parish.
b. NJ. JOHNSON, Banker.
The new senators have been assigned
on the committees as follows: Coke
on Indian affairs and mines; Lamar
on railroads, education, and transpor
tation; Hill on resolutions, claims
mines, and privileges and elections
Sanderson on Indian affairs, District
Of Columbia, and Territories; Harris
on claims, levees, and transportation
Morgan on claims, and patents
Grover on public lands, Territories
and enrolled bills; Mcpherson on m An
ufactures, and naval affairs; Rollin
on manufactures, audits, and Distric
OF Columbia; Beck on appropriations
civil service, and transportation; Hoa
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The sueE Canal Company.

CAIRO, Egypt, March 9.---The Egyp-
tian finance committee has accepted
the proposals of NJ. DeLessep's mode,
in the name of the Suez Canal Com
pany, to complete and work the canal
between Cairo and Ismaili, provided
the company be authorized to levy Ger.
tain dues upon vessels passing through.
The canal is nearly completed. The
works were formerly abandoned for
want Of funds. BY the execution OF
DeLessep's plan large tracts of land
will be reclaimed to cultivation.
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Promising business on look

New York Bulletin: surely, we may
AT last congratulate Ourselves that po-
litical questions are sufficiently re-
moved from the path Of commerce TO
admit of fair chance for the recuper-
alton of business We have before us
niue clear months during which the
country Will be exempt from congress
slonal alarms; and for that period,
provided we be favored with Il good
harvest, we may venture to anticipate
important progress towards the restor-
alton of sound and comparatively
prosperous coalition 0! business.
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prcs,aeu, HAYES, Policy Endorsed

MEMPHIS, March ga large num-
Der OF the most prominent business
men Of this city have united In cali
for meeting at the Cotton Exchange
tomorrow afternoon, to indorse the
policy Of President Hayes indicated
toward the South by the appointment
OF ex-senator Key in his cabinet and
his inaugural address.
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Heavy Gale Seriously Enterferes with
TeiegrRphic Communication.

NEW YORK, March 0.---The heavy
gale of this morning seriously inter-
feres with Geographic communication
east of this city, as well as in other
directions. Services Were celebrated
this morning at the church OF Sc.
Francis Xavolr, where the disaster
occurred last night, and large audi
ence was in attendance. The ave aud
pater We're offered for the injured.
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Pcriious Performance OF u Having
(aymnast.

} Great excitement was caused on
East Fifty sixth street, New York, by
the perilous performance Of u profess
sional gymna /, Senior Miranda, who
had become delirious from illness.
He had been bound with ropes In his
room on the third floor, on account OF
his rawlings, but about midnight no
burst his bonds and turned a eomer-
sault out OF the window. Catching by
his hands on the easement as he went
out he swung himself TO the leader
from the caves, climbed UP by his
hands to a shutter on the upper story,
and by tremendous leap landed upon
i the roof Thence he dropped from,
shutter to wind0w-sill till he reached
the ground, and ran down the street 40
such speed as to render pursuit hope
less. At last acc cunts he had not been
recaptured. l
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FROM THE KING.
Preparations for the Journey OF ais
MeIssty--Lcayes Tomorrow orders
TO ali Loyal subjects.


10 ali Loyal subjects,
Especial TO The Herald from His Majesty,
King OF the CRrnival,l
PALACE or WA2AMwEKzI,
Second year ~ our reign
MARCH 8, lSl1.J
His Majesty has ordered his retinue
to be in attendance, ready to. start out
on the journey to his beloved capital OF
Dallas, tomorrow. All the officers Of
the royal household are busy issuing
their orders. His Majesty's musical
director has composed q grand trlum-
phal entry mach, to be played ty his
loyal band in Dallas. The music will
be transmitted by Telephone to-mor-
row to Professor Parker A squadron
of flying machines are fastened to the
palace, waiting for the embarkation OF
the suite. His MaJesty's private car is
borne by one hundred brace Of eagles.
His first days journey will DO to Gall
cutta, from whence you viii again be
notified. oLLl III woLLl XXI,
Lord High Chamberlain.
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a Columbus correspondent of Phil
adelphia paper gives u very ilattering
pen picture of Piesldeut Hayes, The
president has fair skin, blue eyes,
sandy beard, slightly tinged with gray,
and is very conservative in his bearing
toward all, His family relations are
of the most agreeable character, and
he is greatly beloved by all of his fam
lily aud all of his relations. The corre-
spondent says he has rot an enemy in
the world. This last intelligence Ia
hardly corroborated by the news from
Columbus In regard to the action Of
the Ohio Representative.
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"HW W"sIIVW " ' N7VIIlltll EHVVH'
MILWAUKEE, March =. --'rhe German
papers generally are pleased with the
inaugural and the cabinet. Phe Senti-
ment, after compllmentiug Blaine,
Morton and other Republican senators
for their courage in the past, says that
II they oppose themselves to the popu-
lar sentiment that has been awakened
by the presidents inaugural, they are
In danger of being crushed beneath ii.
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A Receiver Asked for the Houston ana
Texas Central Railroad.

GALVESTON, March 9-In the
United States court at Austin to-day,
VIM. Walter Phelps, as attorney for
New York and New Jersey creditors,
filed bill, asking that receiver be
appointed for the Houston and Texas
Central railroad. A decision will be
announced tomorrow.
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LONDON, March 9.-The Times cor
respondent at Rome says it was be-
lieved that the approaching consistory
will read an encyclical upon the con-
stitution OF the church of Europe and
America. The Franciscans are press
ing the claims for the canonizatlon OF
Columbus
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A Severe Storm.

Boston, March 9.-The severest gale
for many years prevailed to day. The
wind was sevenly-two miles per hour.
Buildings damaged in various locali-
ties. No fatalities.
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MedicnI Men in Council.

PHILADELPHIA, March 9.--The an
nual meeting Of the Alumni assecia-
ton of the Jefferson medical college
wa, held here to-day. Professor Gross
presided,
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FOREIGN NOTES.
Marquis DeCompigne Killed ia Duel
--Turc0. Montenegro Affair.

Marquis DcCompigne Killed ia Duel
--TurcO. Montenegro Affair.
LONDON, March 9.--Dispatches from
Constantinople, reports that the Mon
tenegrians and the Turkish represent
tatives are unlikely to agree.
A duel In which Marquis DeCom-
pigno was killed at Cairo, was caused
by M. Meyer, person connected with
the Egyptian geographical society. He
accused the marquis of having sup
planted the German geographer,
Schweinfaust to the secretaryship OF
that society, during which the. alterca-
ton ensued. M. Meyer struck the
marquis. A challenge was sent and
accepted, and the duel was fought with
the result as reported,
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A Destructive Fire in Newberry. q. q.
COLUMBIA, S, c., March 9.-,The
business portion OF Newherry Court
House was burned. Loss Sl50000.
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Non. oliver Anne. ncn.r /.

SoSToN, March 9.--Hon. Oliver
Anes, brother Of Cakes Ames, died
this afternoon.
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rho riro rienh.

ST. LOUIS March 9.--Muller 4 Bro Is
furniture warehouse burned. Loss,
$4,000,
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THIRD.

81 90 for hat You can purchase beauti'
full SILK Plug Hat, late style, for 50 50 and
50 10, and fashionable soft hats and sti1f hats
from soc TO So 90.
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SECOND.

You have the choice OF over $40, 900 worth
of reliable Clothing, well made in every re-
spect, for men, boys and children. You can
find everything from com mon to the finest,
and always leading IL style.
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FOURTH.

A person OF limited knowledge In regard
to quality ofgoods can purchase to the same
advantage as the most expert. No double
dealing is allowed in this House. Our desire
Is to please, and give full value for the
money.
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FIFTH.
SMITH.

This store is free to all, where every one
can come and look around, and price things
without being pushed Into buying. Parties
are not always fash, aud hence shrink from
asking iavors from clerks who are displeased
when left with their unbousht wares, the
New York Clothing House has no need to re-
sort to artinces, for they are confident that
their prices are low. Goods are goods, and
customer only Injuries his purse who fails to
purchase at
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FIRST.

The largest and best variety of Clothing
for men asd boys is kept there, and prices
to satisfy ALL
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Closing Out Bargains:

OvercOats, Business Suits, Dress Suits, Walking
Suits, Boys and Children Suits at an immense
Sacrifice in Order to Close Out. Mems and Youths
WOrSted Prince Albert FrOCks from $40 to $50.