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n, Y. Letter ln the Hartford Times.
The social phases suggested by Amy
Fawsitts limentable descent and death
did not need new illustration. It is 4
painful one TO discuss, yet II thrusts Il.
self upon the attention Of all who keep
the run Of social life in New York,
Scarcely a day passes without bringing TO
light some shocking crime or revolving
scandal growing out OF Just such moral
depravity as the fate Of the unfortunate
actress il now made 10 illustrate. New
York fairly reeks with social rotlenness.
Mormonism means moral rectitude in
comparison with the life that il led BY
hundreds Of men and women who keep
up an ait Of responsibility. Even in
high social circles, the relations which
do not need explanation are almost "a
common as marriage itself. New York
hotels and boarding houses, from the
highest down to tho bottom, are affected
with the moral disease that II is an Of.
Tense to name. A gentleman who has
travelled much in Europe said yesterday
apropos 10 this subject, that 10 this par
ucular sense be considers New York tho
wickedCst city in the civilized world.
Nnither Paris nor London is as bad, al.
though both are commonly supposed TO
DO worse. Berlin he thinks comes near.
est to 1t as hot.bed Of immortality. Il
Is not the open shameleSSness exhibited
at night in the streets, and by day and
night in the quarters Of the VIGOROUSLY
dePraved classes, that tells the story Of
moral corruption, but the sin that wears
the gui'e Of propriety, and, like dan
gerouS miasml, spreads everywhere, and
rises even to the highest part Of the So
cial edifce. Fifth avenue is not FIRE
from 1t. The most respectable, not TO
say aristocratic, neighborhoods are tain
ted byit. Even in the shadows Of he
most fashionable church il exhales moi.
son for the destruction OF souls. Who
has not heard Of the stately mansion on
Filth avenue, within eRrshot OF Or.
Halle church and the new cathedral,
that has often been said TO be built
Of human skulls and cemented with he
blood Of murdered infants? Il is the
home Of the most notorious abortionist
In the world, woman who has accumu.
lated immense wealth at her atrocious
trade, and has for years snapped her fn.
gers At the law. She has often said that
no man or woman in New York dare
move against her, for she could tear So
ciety to peiceS in one day.
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sOmENCK,s PULmONIC SYRUP,
TRR OF CONBUMl
AND COLDS.

FOB THB CURR OF CONSUMPTION, COUGHS
vi. AND COLDS. tl.lIl YrU ]
The great virtue Of this medicine Is that
itripens the matter and throws It out OF
the system, purifeI the blood and thus ef.
fectS cure. e.l a,.s
sCHESCK's SRA WEED Tonic, BoR THs
CURE OF DYsPEPsLA, INDIGESTION, dc.
The Tonic produces q healthy action Of
the stomach, creating an appetite, forming
chyle, and curing the most obstinate cases
oil indigestion. ''s-
scHBNCK's MANDRAKE Pills, FOR TIE
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT, DC.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce a
healthy action Of the liver without the
least danger, as they are free from calomel,
and yet more eficacious in restoring q
healthy action Of the liver. a.,'S#
These remedies are a certain cure for
Conaumpton,Ss the Pulmonic Syrup ripens
the matter and purifes the blood. The
Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, create a
healthy bile, and remove all diseases olthe
Liver, often cause Of Consumption. The
Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and strength 10
the stomach, makes good digestion, and
enables the organs 10 form good blood; and
thus creates a healthy circulation Of healthy
blood. The combined action Of these medi-
cines, as thus explained, will cure every
case OF Consumption, II taken in time, and
the use Of the medicine persevered in.
Dr.. Schenck is professionally at his prin-
eipal office, corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all let.
tiers Tor adyicemay be addressed Schenck's
medicines for sale by all Druggists. cod
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The Providence Journal ID satisfed
that the enormous and unrcmunerativc
Investments in railroands have consliIu-
ted leading cause ofthe commercial de.
preston that has SO long prevailed, and
the cessation Of railroad extension has
reacted upon tho iron and coal industries
to fearful extent. But although many
Of these lines have been constructed in
advance Of their time, and have resulted
ruinously to those who invested in their
stocks or bonds, they have tended TO i'm
mGnsely develop the country, building up
settlements, and in connecting the great
agricultural regions with the markets Of
distribution and consumption. As the
country slowly and steadily RECEIVERS
these roads will contribute largely 10 the
general prosperity, although many Of
them have been total loss 10 the pro.
jsetorL ItdOes not need to go far to End
railroads that have ruined those who
built them, but whose stock, falling into
the hands Of creditors, ia now above par
and paying good dividends, So in due
time it will be with many other roads
West and South.
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THAT President MAcMahOn feels alarm
ed at the situation in France u evident
from bis last manifesto, in which he
claims that since his accession to power
he has sndeAvOred, by appealing to the
moderate men Of all parties, 10 insure
order in the empire, He cOniesseS that
the outlook is threatening, but claims
that elections adverse TO his policy would
only aggravate the danger. The fact
that Nine. MacMahon Is to leave Paris
until after the election shows that lie
fears for the worst.
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GENERAL NOTICES

NOTICE ,,,''>--'>,'
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The woRKtxoMES's PARTY or THE
UEIrED STATES Nv. +. U. 81, is the
title and symbol Of new labor party
which is trying to propagate from Boston,
and which is flying campaign sheet
called the WOrkingmens Ballot # does
not, like the new party at Toledo, take
any interest in currency questions, but
"throvs its 'hefP on the following
plank
We demand, that all means OF labor
lland, machinery railroads, telegraphs,
canals, ETC. become the common proper.
~ Of the whole people, for the purpose OF
abOlishing the wages system, and substi.
tuting in its place cooperative produc.
ton with a just distribution Of its re.
wards.
Ten persons being wsge.lubOrers, can
form a Section" not forgetting to for.
ward dues Of Eve cents month per mem
Der to the executive committee. Like
nearly all these labor movements, this is
engineered largely by Englishmen aud
other foreigners. They will have con-
vention at Boston October /.
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The Ohio Canvass a SpIritless
Affair.
Correspondence Of the New York Tribune.

Correspondents Of the New York Tribune.
With two exceptions, I have seen more
or less every political campaign In Ohio
Tor eighteen years, and never saw one
a. dull a. the paesent. The election Il
likely to 90 by default on both sides, and
how i will go will depend upon which
side defaults the more. The reasons for
thus condition Of things, although not
IKE Falstat's, "as plenty As blSckber-
sies," are still sufficient TO account for Il,
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Judge Jackson, FtllOt5. Citizens, EirginiaaJ,
DeseendantS Of Virginia and RenluekianI.-
Your kind words and this scene affects
me deeply. When l accepted, an invita-.
ton TO this city, l knew enough Of Ken
lucky 10 know that much would be done
for the comfort and the pleasure-the en-
tertainment Of the strangers within your
gates, but ! had no adequate conception
Of the kindness, the cordially, the mag.
nitude Of the demonstration with which
the President was welcomed. Applause. ]
The like, dare say, has never been wit
messed in any city on the continent. ZAP.
plause. It was proper respect shown
not only TO the Office Of Chief Magistrate,
but II evinced determination on the
part Of the people 10 secure good will be.
tween the races and all sections through
out this land, tApplause,l 1t signi6ed,
my iellow.citizsns, that theera Of corrupt
politics had closed [applauseE that new
standard had been erected; that a higher
moral tone was appreciated; that the pol.
itcal atmosphere, SO long heavy with the
bad passions Of creed and corruption.
vas being purified [applAuseE that all
were united in the bonds Of peace and re.
Cancellation throughout the land, and
that there was good will TO all men ire.
Spective Of party choice aud political
creed. [Applausel.
! came here, my friends, TO see some
thing Of the great State Of Kentucky, to
visit for the first time this beautiful, pros.
porous and growing State, already re-
nowned throughout our land for her
generous hospitality, for the high integ-
rity, the ability, the intelligence, and the
patriotism Of her men, and the beauty
and refinement OF her women. Grcat
applause. l desired to visit some Of my
earliest and best friends, my attachment
to whom began in the unSelfsh period Of
college life, and which has grown with
my growth and strengthened with my
strength. Idesired to mingIe again with
those to whom l am bound by the ties
which unite men who have stood together
and have had the same experience in the
late war. Loud applause. And now l
know that nothing Of West Virginia will
b unacceptable 10 KentuckianS, Ihaye
not met in Virginia or West Virginia a
family which was not united 6y ties
either Of marriage or birth with
l do not know Of
4 distinguished statesman 10 vir-
SiniA who, in serving Virginia, has not
Ieryed and reflected luslre upon Ken.
lucky. Applause ] do not know Of a
Kentucky gentleman who has not hon.
pred Virginia through his ancestors aud
1is kindred. [Applause, The fame,
he traditions, the history, the glory OF
Virginia are by every law Of descent and
distribution the heritage Of Kentucky |
md West Virginia. [Applauie.l Attic !
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The Great Crops Raised in Iowa
this Year.IThe surplus for Each
Inhnbitnut,

The following eminen.ly satisfactory
account Of the crops and possible income
therefrom in Iowa, we tiud in the columns
Of the Chicago Tribune
"As the corn crop Of Iowa is now safe.
y beyond the reach Of frost the wealth
Of the product Of the year can be COM
puted approximately. 1t Is easy 10 give
figures and add estimates, but fortunately
Iowa has good basis OF calculation in
her complete statistics for 1875. In that
year there was not 4 fair average products;
but, taking It as basis, it Is easy to eSl.
mate for 1877. II is admitted BY every.
body that not in the history Of the State
has there been gathered such harvest oil
cereals as in the present year. Adding,
therefore, to the product Of 1875 the Ny'
erage increase Of acreage and product,
and we have the following result:
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AccoRpIxo 10 the Sunday Journal Of
Toledo, O., Mr.. Bishop, the Democratic
candidate for Gvernor in Ohio, has con-
trlbuted 5000 for campaign putPo'eS,
Mr.. Pendleton $1,000 Senator Thurman
$1,000, Mr.. GrOesbeck 81, 900, aud Dem
ocrAtic Representatives in Congress an.
other 81 ,OOO-maklng $4,000 in all. 1t
is said that the eastern tip Of Chairman
Thompson Of the Democratic State Com
mittee was made to raise 5000 more
but it is not known whether he succeeded
or not,
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o.: Rlec'd'S Essence a Lib restores nsnbooS
ana VIZ NIsot OF youth 70 the most shattered con-
hIuu9n "a Tour weeks, from whatever eauls aFiS.
ing. Failure imponibla Beware Of SdTsytIs;y,
Sho oues SoealIOd Free Prescriptions thai aTe uSs.
less, and finally prove ruInouslJ expenllTe' WhSi.
ever has merit must cust ialF price. SSp4F 80
Sent ~ eIpre.a lnyHhsrN Rols Agent, b. JOS
stIt1EuPphsa. iyi5
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This surplus isequal to fraction over
sixty-one dollars for each person in the
State. To carry away this surplus will
require not less than 400 900 cars, so that
some idea may be formed Of the demand
which will be made upon the railroads
Of the State. Ten years ago this vast
product could not have been got ont Of
the State during the year, so that the pro.
ceeds could be available to the business
Of the State. Iowa Is evidently in q
healthy financial condition, and her PEG.
pie have reason to be proud Of her pro-
gress and prospective greatness.
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Tur N,K YoLk gugeLfn .ay. In a %

lhb N0N w. @SNt'"' -
pertod ,incs The war has there been 50
much real animation as now in the dry
goods district. Many wholesale jObbinE
houses are kept at work by Ea'llght, to
aIl orders for goods. The streets in the
dry goods quarter are blOekaded with
boxes Of goods and the downtown hotels
are full Of country buyers.
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The road coIt 81, 600, consisting Of
$4,000 stock, $4,000 nulunded debt,
$4,000 Of bonded debt. Bat Of the fun.
ded debt only $1,000 bears interest; this
item, at s per cent, ISL 200; surplus, ex.
eeeding Z per cent. upon the stock, is ST..
When it l. recolIecLed that the road Is
but six and half miles long, that the
National Road as yet carries large por.
tion Of the travel and freights to the riy-
er, and that there are not On the line Of
the road half dozen families that have
got accustomed to use it in any form, the
result is encouraging. No wide guage
could, under the same circumstance,
pay half Of its expenses.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DEaULAR SERVICES AT THE DISCIPLES,
4. y. and nSoP. \. Morning sab eot-Jndsul, In
OhSpler. kyOnlng Tutieet-A ieFmoa n yong
PaoPA Seats trto. Sunday School $50 IN
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4VtA ' ''-s% - VASS
Assuming that one-third Of the product
is surplus above the demand for home
consumption, and according toshipmentS
in 1875, the following table shows the
amount which will be sent out Of the
State, the value Of which will 60 into the
pockets Of farmers and various avenues
NJ bnsinesa.
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IAN lngelt heart, ht angels mouth,
hot Homtr'I could alone for mt;
To me the CunfedGrlte South,
virginia and IAR.n fApblauSa

l thank you, my fellow.citiIens, for
this cordial greeting. l will carry with
me from Kentucky the most pleasant
impressions oil scenes which l have wit
messed, and the most grateful recollec-
tiOnS Of this occasion. [APplause.
At the conclusion OF Gov. Mathews
remarks, those present were formally In.
troducod to him BY Judge Jackson, and
a little time spent in social conyersa-
ton. The Governor and family, with
Mr.. Slalnaker, bis Secretary Of State,
leave for home this morning.
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close Of the war, as my friend has said,
many Of US in Virginia found ourselves
within the limits Of q State In the forma-
ton Of which We had no participation,
and which was created out Of territory Of
Virginia. For time we suffered aS no
other people, / presume, have suffered.
You and !, sir, were unable to practice
our profession. No one could teach
schools; no one could bring q suit; no
one could engage in any business, scarce.
ly, without taking test oath. But l do
not desiro 10 refer 10 these unpleasant
occurrences OF The past. We accepted
the existence Of that State as one Of
the results Of the war in, perfect good
faith. We have gone 10 work desiring
10 make West Virginia the worthy daugh.
ter Ol Virginia and the worthy sister
Of Kentucky. GApPlnuIe.l l am glad
to be able 10 inform you that the old State
is again prospectus. No State has ever
been subjected 10 10 severe an ordeal.
In 1861, when the conflict came, she
barred her bosom; she saw her sons sacrl.
Gee their lives for her; she saw her fields
devastated; her towns and cities depopu.
lated; the rule Of the bayonet for time
superseded the reign Of law. And again
when prosperity seemed to dawn on her,
the blood clouds Of heaven swept over
her, aud then in aneyil hour, as II amin
plAcAble fate lowered over her, the walls
Of her capitol ctumbled and buried in
It's ruins many Of her dearest and best
sons. War and misfortune have eSironed
her, but thank heaven, she emerges from
them all, with her brow raised proudly,
her heart undlunled and her honor I'M
spotted, rs when in the height Of her re-
nown before the war, all within her Dor
ders were Joy, prosperity and peace. Zap
plauSe.
But Why should l undertake to speak
Of Virginia to virginiAnS, descendants Of
| Virginia and Kenluckians2
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GOVERNOR MATHEWS

Makes IL IIIghlaIuIIn Speech at
Louisville.
Louisville COmruc'ClIl If Tbursdiy.
The Virginia residCnts oil the city and
number Ol50thers called upon Governor
Mathews, Of West Virginia, at the Louis.
vile Hotel last night 10 pay their re-.
SpeOts. They met at the Masonic Temple
and marched in a body to The hotel.
Judge Jackson, Of the Circuit Court,
delivered short address on behalf Of the
Virginians, TO which the Governor re-
nliad M fnlInwa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-ACARD.

TOnll who are suffering from the errors AMI In.
dt'efttiOnl Of youth, nervous weakness, carly DC.
cay, loai oil manhood, DC will send you rCc,lpt
lhAtWll cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy Wli discovered by mIaloulry 10
Souia America. Send Seli-addrened envelope 10
the REr. JcsxFu 7. IMAM Staten D, Bibk Aious.
Htr York City: spls-eod4v
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DRY GOODS.

5000 Yards CANTON FLANNEIs at
extra low prices.
Of old prices.
800 Lbs. WOOL YARNS, at Wholesale
and Retail, very cheap.
800 Yards GREY TWILLED FLANNEL
1000 Yards PLAIN RED and WHITE
FLANNEL as low as zoe per yard.
New CAsSIMERES, TH EEDS JEANS
for Mems and Boys wear.
New Style OF DARK PRINTS received.
LIGHT COLD PRIETS at So per yard.
New Stock desirable patterns Of the best
GINGHAMS.
Finest Blue Black CASHMERE, AL
PACA and LUSTERS, received for the Fall
Trade and will be sold at tho lowest price.
NoRSTED DRESS GOODS, suitable
for Eall wear, at very low prices, from l0c
TO 20 and Csc per yard.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

SAny except sundAy-NeWaTk Accommodates
iSieuhenVllle Acconmod Stiop.-ThiS trRiD am.
ing The day paasCG backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellRIre, stopping when repui.
red q Sherman HouSO, RtnaVifle, West wheeling
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FOR SALE
V1TViAfBFF
Iron Mil and Coal Landat Auction

PELLAIRE BUSINESS FOR SALE.
ID -l.i4IW n sll1 : -TET-Ii
ABkKERY, situated In the bssl butises, por-
ton Of The ety, with al necssitry fixtures thereto,
lhiEe Bake Oyen; also hne HoEIe and WARon.
Terms !Jy reasonable. Lease and premises sur.
APplJ 70 Or IddFs.. LED.
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The BcIlaIre and 81. ClaIrsvilIc
Railway.

AC y AAhNA oNN
Railway.
BsllAIrO Independent
The Bsllaire and St. ClAirSyille Mar
row Guuge Railway Company reports its
business for the eighteen weeks ending
the 18th inst, as fOlloWs-tWo weeks Of
that time nothing being done, in couSe-
Quence Of the strike:
$50 plisensers. ....ti0F Is
Eies ~ ~
lIo W
"
or nearly 81, LOCO per annum. These re.
ceipls arc for the Highest season Of the
year. They will be added TO largely in
the coming eighteen weeks by various IA.
vorable circumstance. The coal trade
is just commencing. Forty thousand
pounds Of general freight have been han.
died since the statment was made up,
and on the last Of this month the omni.
bus line running from St. Clairsville TO
Warnoeks (which in the last eighteen
weeks hauled 1900 passengers) will be
drawn of; 80 that II Is safe to estimate
90 per cent. Of additional traffic for the
coming four months and a continuous
advance thereafter. But even the pres.
ent exhibit, under the circumstances,
should be considered very satisfactory
and encouraging, and confirms the lead.
ing argument for the narrow guage road,
viz: their ability 10 portprefsabiy sren under
a rery limited business.
The foregoing abatement is practically
for sixteen weeks operations, during all
Hhieh time he road raS under process Of con.
'trucIiOH, and may be tabulated thus:
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CARPETS, CARPETS.

We still sell Carpets cheaper than any
any other house in the city. Although
Carpets have advanced with wool, we still
sell ouTs at the old prices.
Cheap Floor Oil Cloth, Window Shades,
Lace Curtains, &c. GIVE US:A CALL.
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TN NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ANNUAL sTATEMENT.-
Board Of Education School District Wheeling In Account
with the School Fund for the Year ending Sept l4h 1877


TooTdln eNlhtd By Collector SlSOyO 70 III.
Ian orden embraced In state III
y Ts1t o. isI61..........:..... 800 te-ssei7 os
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-04

At0Qo per yard, 2 eases Striped
| EOC teoglrCL.a NOTcst:eos extra
| hcavy and new patterns
| reduced GcOnl 4Oc.
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Linen Handkerchief
DEPARTMENT.

We have just made one of the
largest cash purchases OF Linen
Handkerchicfs ever known in
this country, and intend to close
the entire lot out before Christ
mas. These goods were sold at
q tremendous loss to the import
er, and the public will find this
an opportunity never before Of
fered to them, as the entire lot
is marked at less than One-half
their actual value.
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,y94zxr
q. Hosiery

We have purchased the entire
stock Of a noted manufacturers
and will place on our counters,
WI N ID A Y, Children's Cash
mere Hose, solid colors, at soc
per pair; exactly the same goods
that are sold at 9Oc by other city
houses
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200 dozen Ladies' Hem
stitch Handkerchiefs at
1Oc each.
400 dozen Ladies' Hem
stitch Handkerchiefs at
12lc each.
300 dozen Ladies' Hem.
stitch Handkerchiefs at
zoe each.
600 dozen Ladies' Hem
stitch Handkerchiefs---
very flne---at 25c each.
All Of the above are Pure Linen.
An immense variety of
Colored Embroidered
H'dkerchiefs, Embroid-
cred in Scollops, in the
newest designs, at very
low prices.
See the line Of very rich
E m broidered Hem
stitch Handkerchiefs at
So to 81 each, being
suitable for presents,
and less than one-half
their value.
Gents Eemmed Handker-
chiefs, half dozen in a
box, at 75c, 81, 81 SO
and So per box; ex-
tremely cheap.
Mems Printed Be I'd e L
Handkerchiefs at 25c,
such as are usually sold
at 400.
Gents Fine Hemstich
Handkerchiefs at 25, 80
and SOC to 81 each;
every Handkerchief a
decided bargain.
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We can not begin to enumer-
ate the bargains in this depart
ment. Ladies and gentlemen
must come and examine for
themselves.
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FANS! FANS! FANS!

Paris Dolls and their out
fits, each piece sold sepa-
rate, if desired; Doll
Heads, Puff Boxes, Scent
BOTTLES, Watch Stands,
Hair Brushes, Dressing
Combs, Ink Stands, Peck
cts, Soaps, Candy Boxes,
and other beautiful
Fancy articles too liuunera
GUS to mention.