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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
The cimbria and Her Passengers

The Cimbria and Her Passengers.
The arrival of the steamer Cimbria on the
coast Of Maine with large company of Of
fcers and seamen Of the Imperial Russian
Navy, when taken in connection with the
rumored preparation Of fast cruisers for
the destruction of British commerce
on the high seas, is an event of uncom-
mon interest. Whether this detachment
represents the arant garde of the large
force which. we have been repeatedly in
formed, is to man steamers, to be purchased
and equipped in American waters by the
Russian government, or is merely party
sent out to create q scare, and thus in
fuence British diplomacy, is not yet
known. According to the terms of
the Treaty of Washington We cam
not permit our harbors to be
made bases Of operations against Great
Britain. But there is nothing to prevent
the Russians or any other prospective bel
ligerents from sending unarmed bodies of
men to this country even for Interior pur-
poses. as long as state OF peace
exists. Should war be declared to-
morrow, and before the Cimbria
leaves American waters, our government
could not prevent her departure on
the ground that the men she carries may be
employed for naval warfare in regions out
side our jurisdiction, any more than it
could prevent passengers from leaving on an
Austrian steamer for Liverpool who were
undoubtedly belonging to the British Navy.
If the passengers of the Cimbria are to
man Russian cruisers in the Attain
tic they will join their ship or
ships at other than O United States
port, and may now be waiting instructions
as to the point OF points where they can do
SO. Their presence indicates in any case
that Russia is not disposed to accord to
England the undisputed sovereignty Of tho
seas, and that the latter power is likely to
experience commercial losses and dam
gers similar to those we suffered
from when the Alabama and Shenandoah,
largely manned by English subjects, were
burning md sinking American ships in the
chops OF the Channel. 1t is to DO supposed
that the Russian government is too well ac-
ouaintcd with our intentions and obliga-
tions OF neutrality to do anything that would
involve our honor. Certain it is that any
such attempt would not succeed, as our gov
eminent will not fail to exercise "due dill
gence" in maintaining neutrality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01

CINCINNATI, it seems, has lot of idiotic
socialists who are amusing themselves by drill
Ing every night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01

The REPUTATION of the greenback is getting
better II is now good for silver dollar ut the
Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01

A CourLE OF MEDALS were yesterday pre-
scented to Police Officer Mcbride and 'Longshore-
man John lIussey for their bravery in saving
mt different times forty eight persons from
drowning. If they had killed that number they
would probably have been made major generals
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The CORRESPONDENTS between Minister Eos
ter and the Mexican Secretary Of State, in regard
to tho recognition of the government of Prcsi.
dent Diaz, Is elsewhere printed. II the Mexican
authorities carry ont their promises to settle all
pending difficulties rs speedily as possible all
trouble between the two countries will quickly
disappear. All we want from Mexico il peace
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MAJOR JACOB R. SNYDER.

Major Jacob r. Snyder died yesterday at sonomA
CaI aged sixty eight yoars Ho pioneer OF 1916,
quartcrmaster In General Fremonts battalion, men,
her of tho Convention which framed tho constitution
Of that STATE and Assistant United States Treasurer
under BresIdcnt Buchanan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01

ANOTHER KAILRoAD-the Utica, Ithaca and
Elmira-has been sold by its English bond.
holders
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ANDREw ". DYER.

Andrew ". Dyer Clerk o. the County ana Circuit
courts Pendleton county. W. w.. died suddenly al
his house In FranKlin Saturday last, aged iorty-
two years. He extensively known 10 the valley
Of Virginia, and quito popular wherever known.
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THOMAS z. SIMMONS.

Thomas Y. Simmons, leading member Of the
Charleston Is. C.) Bar, and one Of tho most prom.
mont democrats or the South, died yesterday in that
city
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The WEArnEn.--Thc storm area rs 1t moved
over the coast has become disorganizcd. Al
though the relatively low prcssurcs have been
filled up completely the area affected by the
main depression is still very extensive Another
area of low barometer is moving eastward over
Lake Superior. The pressure is lowest north Of
the lakes and in the South Atlantic States.
It remains high in the Northeast and
New Mexico. Rains continue in North
srn New York and the New England
states. The temperature has fallen slightly in
the New England States and risen in tho South |;
elsewhere il has been generally steady. The
winds have been from fresh to brisk over tho
lake regions in the other districts they are light.
The weather in New York and its vicinity to-
day will bc warm and partly cloudy or fair.
Tomorrow IL will be warmer and partly cloudy,
POSSIBLY with occasional light rains.
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IT Is THE OLD SToEY in Montreal, an Orange
row.
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The Boot and Shoe lures
of Mnssach usctts.

The correspondent whom We sent to New
England to inquire into tho present condi-
ton of its industries supplies to-day an in
teresting account of the marvcls which ma
chinery has accomplished in cheaponing
the production of boots shoes and leather.
Apart from its bearing on the question Of
our foreign trade the description which our
correspondent gives of the ingenious proc
esses for abridging human labor is well
worth attention. In 1866 there were
thirty thousand more shoemakers in
Massachusetts, than there are to-day,
although the products of that branch
of industry in Massachusetts exceed by the
enormous amount OF ST., 900, 900 tho produce
ton Of 1865. This extraordinary increase
of products with so great diminution in
the number of hands employed is the most
signal illustration which has yet been given
OF the triumphs of Yankee ingenuity.
Now as to its bearing on foreign trade.
without any assistance from protective
tariff (the tariff being worth nothing In such
o case). Massachusetts commands the mar
kets of the world in the shoe trade. 1t ex-
ports The machines and the manufactured
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POLITICAL NOTES.

julius wetxIcr, President or the Capital SAVING
Bank, Sacramento, CAL. died on Monday night
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p. d. SARRAZIN.
RESURRECTION.

Quoiqu'il Sc soft ecoule q%uelques annees
depuis que la Teinture pepurative du DIR.
Meng ait etc retiree de sa graAde ~circula-
ton, ellie men a pas moins conserve toute
80 vfgue OF tOute sd pOpularite, daIs ul cir
cult Reinforcement restreint.
Depuls lopgtemps, de o IL les points de
la Louisiana, ct principalement du Bayou
Lafourche, dies Attakapas, de "a Riviere
Rouge, de vieux maladcs ME demandent de
reprendre Ia fabrication de cette medicine,
81 j%ustement appr6ci6e de tou oeux qui en-
ont fait usage.
A%ujourd'hui je responds a leur appel. ct
les malheureuX, at1iges de maladIes dites
incurables, auront sous la main cette bien-
veillantc ~teinture depurative. qui viendrs
METRE un terme q leurs sOuffrances.
Qu'ils Sc livrent done q Temperance de
jours meilleurs, ceux la qui vivent sous lie
joug de q%uelqn'une de ces incOmmOdes ct
doulOureuses intirmites, files impurss dun
sang vi:ie, deletere, NAL elabOr6,
BeaucGup, qui jouIssent dune b~rlllante
s tf, ne lie doivent peut etre qua la Tein-
ture D~epurative; c'est par "a puissance de
tie leur sang, acquis une bonnie constitution
retrOuve une sante aussi yigoureuse qu'inat
+endue. ct mis- au monde des enfauts 4 une
| sante tlUrissante.
Que ccuX qul, CONNIE euX vivent dune
vie tie douleurs, dangOisses, de desespoirs
suivent lenr cxemple qulls essayent de la
| Tcinture Depurative, ct, CONNIE eux ills de.
viendrOnt REQUISITES ct forts, ct pOurrOnt
| ttre tiers de ieur p~rogeniture.
Que cruX bui doutent, s'informent.
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TEXTURE
DC DIR. MENG.

&c remodc quii ma pas encore failli de
puts quinZe ans quill est en- usage, est bier
SUPERIOR il tOus les ertraits de SAX cDareiUe
ct tons les Depmutifs, employees jusqu'a ce
Jour.
II guerit toutes les maladies chroniques,
SOFT intcrncs, soft exte1nes. sans difference
d'ige nj de sexe. Mule maladie %provenant
de l'iinpurcte du sang ne reslste a son
usage: les dartres d4Iuelque nature qu'el
les soicnt, les intirIHtes. consequence de
lahus du mercure Ou de tOu autre traite.
mcnt qui IL vicie In constitution, sont par
taitement ct radicalement queries, toutes
les iois que ION persevere dsnsson emploi.
Les Leueorrhecs, Pertes Bianches, Lregu-
Mrites dans Ia ~periodicite DIES menstrues, la
chiorOse, la sterititc DrOvenant de tOute ma
lad,c chr"ni4uc gu eonstitutionnelle, toutes
ces mala,Iies disparalssent par un traite-
ment asseZ longtemps prOlOnge de la Tein-
ture Depurative du DR.. Meng.
L'epilepsle,~ lOrsqu'elle nest pas occasion
nee par uuc lesion organique, les Rhumatis-
me- chromiqaes ct quelquefois AigMs, les ul-
ceres cancereux, ont etc radicalement que
ris.
Les cures deja opGres parlent assez pour
que l., Teintnre Depurative du DR.. Men ait
besoin lie toutc reclame il sutft de SAVIOR
quill MY il pas ell jusqu'a present une seule
maI"die chronique inveteree gu constltu-
tionnclle, produlte par I'm vice %quelconque
DIES hu,nc,ts. qui ait resiste a La p~uissance
mddicatrice de cette preparation.
Chaquc bouteille est accOmpagnee demon
breuN certiticats, enant de tOus les points
tie In J. Oui>ianc, attestant les bellies cures
Uptrecs par &c ~medicament.
En- vente chez
Pharmacien.
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-Dea est gentille, ct celui qni II
RI 81 dot mettra Ia main Il on ia
meux mid, disaiept lea voisins, au-
tonr de FaeIlO. certain soir on. FOu-
yrage etant termine, chacun go re-
posait dams la mutt %etincelante de-
t~oilles, tAndis que ces etoiles de la
terre, les l~ucioles, il%luminaient do
leur cote Ia cOlline, le WALTON ct les
champs de BILE.
-Oui. ellie est GENTLE, reprit une
autre voix, on parle de la marier
avec Tista.
Clan Battista etait IN jeuue fattOre
de bonnie niue. qui montait des che
vaux fringants, qui s'habillait de ve-
lours l'hiver ct Pete l'habits blancs:
il lemeurait dams une vielle tour
grise sur la colline la plus prOche ct
6tait relegaut, le heros dn pays.
Faelln. ecOutant ceci. crut que
toutes les etoiies ct tOntes les lnclO-
les s'eteignaient a la fnis. laissant
la terre entiere dams des tristes tene
bres. Que lui importait dependant
Qn'elle fnt on non destinee a Clan
Batti-ta, Dea no p0uvait Iui apparte
mir, Dea. avec sps yeux de myOsntis,
ses MATES blondes. le I'll de perles
qui lui %entourait le cOu ct sa dot de
elmo mile francs gu mOin>. sans par
Ter du hinge! Tont ce quill pouvais
esperer. c'etait de la vOir chaque
jour passer devant sa porte. rien lie
plus. Mieux valait he sOnger QUA
nOurrir les cinq pe,;tes h0uchrs afa-
mees Qui lui reclamaieut au lOgis,
mais null nest maftre de SEES r6ves.
Jamais le pere de Dea l'avait pa
ru faire attention 4 lui, saul pour lui
donner rudement un ordre on le
payer chaque samedi soir. FaellO
6tait un de ses characters. n. pou'
Wait etre que celia. S"ngez que sieul
Raldassarre wyatt dams une grandr
maison a volets verts. quill portait
une montre eli Or. que c'etait entil
un grand personnage. scion ridst
que Ton Sc fait de la grandeur 4 I'm
pruneta. LIE monde disait Qu'! ell
pu remplir une domaine dc SEES
wastes jarres rOuges de billets de IN
RnnQue de France ct ne pas roster
pauvre pour celia, mails peut etrt
etait-ce pure exageration.
Quot quill ell fit. sieur BaIdassart
etait un tres grand personnage ana
yeux de Faello, qui portrait humble
ment a la VILE ces jarres rouges d.
bil;ets de la Banque de France ct NJ
pas roster pauvre pour celia. mai'
peut- etae etait-ce pure exageration
Qoi quill en- fit, ser Raldassare
etait IN tres grand parsonage aul
yeux de Faello, qui portrait humble
ment i Ia Vile ces jarres aux flame
arrondis ct ces pots de terre grand
CONNIE DIES cnv-s. lesquels rerres-n
talent In fortune de Dea ct de So
trois freres.
A COntinuer.
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DEs QUATRE
SEASONS.

MIR. JOHN BOSIO. P"OPRIETAIRE
NA du RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE-SAIsONsl
PREVENT ses amis tie a Vile ct de la cam
pagne. aiasi que lie pnblic en- generate, qu i
"a transfere son restaurant du No. lJ5 de
la rue de Chartres au No. HI do La meme
rue, pres de St-Lo1us. ii profile de cette oe-
casion pour remercier lie public ct s~ollicite
Ell meme temps la continuation de son bien
~velllai;t patronage. II informe ell outre SEES
amis quill a DIES salons particulars au prc.
mier. ct des ehaInbres meublees a louer ) IA
semaine on au mois. Les personnes DE- "a
vile ct de Ia cainpagne Y trOuver0nt tout lie
comfort desirable.l g restaurant sera ouvert
iusqu'a minmt. 6tev 7i.(
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Leon GOdChauX.
Aux Nos. 81 ct 50 de la rue du Canal
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,

HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,
CHAPEAUX.
A lANT TRANSFERE mes magasins DIES
IA Nos 2l3, 2ll ct 2i7 DO Ia rue Vieille-I.e-
wee aux Nos 81 Ct - de In rue dus
Canal. jannonce respectueusement au
pabiic Ell general que j'ai. atm de r6pondre
a REIMBURSEMENT dc mon commerce, le plus
fort stock Embellishments, de chapeaux,
de lingerie %dhommes. de %.jcunes gents ct
dc jennes garcons-stock tel quill ny Ell a
jamais ell a Ia Nouvelle Orleans, Jinvite
mes amis ct mes clients he venir l'exami.
ner ct s'assurer des prix.
A faveuir, comm" par Ic passe. ie ne me-
gligerai ricn pour faire face aux beg ,ins de
la place. Je scrai t%onjours pref a remplir
tous les ordres pyramids on petits) G.habille
Ment, lingerie ct chapeaux de toutes es
peces G tide tous genres, depuis les v6tements
comrGuas d'habitations ~jusqu'au hinge de
toilette lie plus tin. Los prix dc mes articles
serOnt Acknowledgement aussi bias que possl-
hlo.
LES commaldes della campagne sont Fob
jet dune attention immediate.
LEON GOlCHAUX,
Aux Nos 81 ct 3 de la rue du Canal
IA oet-76
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NOTICE..
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Pnrlsh OF I4afOurChe. 7
Hy virtue Of the power in me vested by
the | rovisions of Ordinance No ia of the
Police Jury of said Parish, | hereby abro-
gate the quarantine heretofore establish
Ell against the Parish of Assumption in
said State and the guarantee officers of La
fuurche will take notice of this order and
conform with the provisions thereof.
Given under my hand officially this 3rd.
day of October A. d. 1873.
J. ". HOWELL. President
Police Jury Of lafourche.
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WANG & GOTHAM.
GROCERS EN- GROS,
Marchands de produits de rOWest
E #
Com mlissiOnnaires.
81 Il "a rue Poydras,
NOUVELLE ORLEANS.

Solicite DIES consignements de Cotton, Su-
ere, Melasse, kiz, Lame, Peaux, Fourrures,
Mousse. Volailles, Oeufs, Patates. &c.
Les plus grande attention scra donnee
IL ordres de la cOmpagne ct de Ia vile.
JUS 7S-ly.
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TAYLOR.
LAT i r.

Il prepared to do all work in his line,
either in putting Oh new roofs or repairing
leaks &c. Worked for IS years with the
late JOHN LYALL. Any orders addressed
to him at Raceland Louisiana, or to 5. L,
Grisamore Thibodaux Louisiana will meet
with prompt attention. ably.
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PRICE-LIST SPRING & SUMMER
/ = =.
MEN,S

MEMS
Cassimere Suits from...... 81 90 to IA Is
Sootch Tweed Suits FROM. 9 50 to 10 81
Blue Flannel Suits FROM II Is to l! 90
Qiagp'l SIX. Coats & Vests. 3 81 to II 90
Diagonal Frnek do. FROM . to 10 W
Alpaca Sack Coats FROM l % to = 50
Alpaca Sack Coats from. 4 % to . oO
G~rosgralp Alpaka d. ~
ALPACA Froek Coats from. 8 ~ to . 70
G%rosgrain Alpaka do from. . 50 to I 9O
Grey Mohair SIX Coats from ! % to : 90
s r. Rr'dcloth Frocks from 8 90 to Is 90
d. b. Br'dclOth Frocks from 10 O0 to 10 5O
Black Doeskin Pants FROM. ; W to 90
fancy Cashmere Pants firm s 70 to . w
grey T. Strip'd Linen Pants w to 5O
Ky. Jeans Pants home made ] 80 to Z w
blk B%roadcloth Vests from. 2 Is to 3 Is
Black Alpaca Vests FROM 2 on to : 30
whit Marseille Vests FROM 90 to -
grey Linen Busters from . l % to : w
grey Mohair Dusters FROM l 70 to = w
YOUTHS
Cashmere Suits from. 6 a5 to 10 Is
Scotch Tweed Suits....... Is
Blue Flannel Suits....... II w
diagn' SIX Coats & Vests.... 6 IS to 10 25
Diagonal FrOck do FROM. = w to IL OIL
Alpaca Sack Coats from. 2 70 to 80
Grosgrain Alpaka SIX Coats. 10
Fancy Cashmere Pants from 3 50 to 4 81
Black DOesAil Palts from. 70 to 62o
Ky. Jean Pants home made 20
| grey & strip'd Linen Pants. l 90 to =
BOYS
Cashmere Suits.......-.... D w to Z ou
Diagonal Suits from....... % to %
Blue Flannel Suits 'front.' 8 % to %
| Scotch Tweed SultsarOm.-. 6 IS to Z %
| Black Alpaca Coats FROM. ! - to W
Grey Mohair Coats..--..- 90
Ky. Jeans Coats home made l 80 to l %
ky.Jeans Pants home made ] 10 to l ~
grey and striped Linen do: 70 to W
CHILDREN'S
| KY. Jeans Suits from....... . 90 to %
Blue & Grey Flannel Sailor
Suits 9 Sd to 8 90
| Diagonal Suits from......., 4 50 to 5 so
| Cashmere Suits trom..-.-- 3 90 to 4 ~
MEMS
White Shirts from.-.-..... IS to IS
Colored Shirts fr"-a....,..- SO to l %
White Undershi. 6s FROM. SO to ! 70
White Cotton Cndershirts. 50
drilrd Cotton Drawers..... 50
BOYS
White Shirts frOm.......... IS to ID
ColOred Shirts from. 49,. IS to 80
White Undershirts from.... 40 to GU
Children's wh'e undershirts 25
Linen Collars, from 50 cents to 81 Is per
dozen. A full line Of Neckties, Scarfs, Hand
kerchiefs, Trunk and Valises.
Gull and examine the Goods at the
ONE PRICE STORE,
Corner Of st. Ann and Old Leree,
opposite French Neat Market.
~ap2877.ly.
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To the People of Tllib-
OdauX.

In consideration of the approach of a
great calamity upon the citizens of Thiho-
danx the followin. named citizens,
j. l.. Aucoin, L. A. Aucoin, JAS. Rogers,
w. G. Raglan, A. Is. Raglan, J.C. Raglan,
G. Murray. C.Bipnings. l.. kcetc.
x. X. Mcbride. /. d. Maare, i. Samoan,
l.. Meyer, + Blanchard, A. Perrin,
J. L Cairo, II. Hoffman, {. Arena,
+. L. Leblanc, NJ. A. Legen,lre,
s. +. Grisamore, p. A. Thibodaux.
nave organized a
Howard Association
with the following officers:
). l.. GrisanlOre .--.Fresident
j. l.. AucOin, Vice Presidert t.
/. d.. Moore. ..Secretaxy.
r. Samoan. treasurer.
for the purpose of caring for the sick and
distressed, procuring medicines, and nurses
and distributing the same. and alleviate
ing distpess and want in whatever manner
it may present itself.
1t has established its headquarters at the
Gaude Ruilding OH Maine Street where
some of the members will be found from
8 o'clock A. NJ. to 6 o'clock p. NJ. should
emergencies ar}ss requiring the same.
Now, l therefore call upon all persons
| who may find themselves in need of aid, or
who may know Of any one in suffering or
want, aither by illness or poverty to at once
notify the Association of the same, in order
that relief may he furnished to all descrv-
ing people.
S. Z. GRISAMORE.
President Howard Association
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j. G.: OSCHWALD,
ShOovVTaker.

Main street, Bet. st. Philip and st. Louis
THIBODAUx, La.
The undersigned inform his friends and
the public in general, that he has removed
his shop on Main street, between St. Philip
and St. Louis streets.
Hei IS a first class workman and his work
is fully guaranteed.
inch. 81. III j.. G. OSCHWALD.
NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS.
+ DIES ~ETRANGERS
E%ncoignure des rues Green ct ThibOdaux
Mr.. Thomas Albert PREVENT ses amis ct
les voyageurs gu il Went de faire de nou-
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront de
s'atisfaire tou ceux qui vOudrOnt lhOnnO.
rer de leur cOnfiance
Repas atoute heure de Ia journee ct sur
commando.
Table dA1te a 10 heures du matin pour
dejeuner ct d 4 heures du s0ir pour diner.
Chambres conimadcs ct bien sarnies.
PRIX MODEREES
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of LafOurche.

HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT THE FOL
1 lowing named persons, have been dawn |
to serve us Jurors. for the ensuing Dccem-
Der Term of the 18th. Judicial District |
Court. 1873. as follows:
Jurors for the first weeh of Court. beginning
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Do you know that at
III

Corner Main, jackson and Levee
Streets, is the only place in
town where you can find
THE GENUINE
CALIFORNIA PORT,
TOKAY,C LARET and
ANGELICA WINES.
end the
Pure California Cognac!
In this Establishment you will
find the FRESHEST and MOSN
VARIED assortment of CHOICE
GROCERIES, such as
Dried Apples, Spann Guara Jelly,
Currants, NationI Glass"
Dates, Gan posNlsr tea
SW't Chocolate, Raisins,
Full Assortment of canned goods:
Plane HAMS,
RACQN,
ITALIAN MACARONI,
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