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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07
That Dream OF Onrs.

Oh, the Young love was sweet, dear,
That dainty dream oi ours,
When we could not keep our icet, dear,
From dancing through the oow'rs;
When hopes and gay rornances
Were h.ck as caves in spring,
And cares were old lolks iancius.
And Joy the solid thing.
fall youth visions blcst, dear,
on all its golden dow'rs,
Oh, the young love WAS beat. dear,
Tha, dainty dream OF oursi
Oh, the old love IS sweet, dear,
These chiu October days,
when we tread with ial,ering feet, deac,
The sero and silent why's.
When Garth has lost .ts glory,
And hcav'n has lost its blrc,
And lies sober story,
And care conrate truc.
Though hopes M longer cheat, dear,
And dreams have lost their sway,
Oh. the oil love j. sweet. dear,
Tba, si!ls the auivI"n d'v'
-liarper's .,a:ay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07
An intelligent correspondent of the

An intelligent correspondent Of the
Dublin Freeman's journal prophecies
the earnering OF abundant harvests in
Ireland this year from July to NOvem-
Der. and the prophecy shall be justi-
fed by the great event there should he
no need of Irish relief funds next year,
and no such demand rs Mr. Parnell has
Just made-that gift OF SI,O0o 900 be
taken from the Irish church fund for
the relief OF the suffering The late
heavy rains, fol.owingt1e long drought,
have caused potatoes 10 grow with
rapidity. the cereals which have ap-
pcared above ground are OF rich and
heavy green hue, the artificial grasses
are making satisfactory progress, and
the pastures look beautiful; indeed,
the "whole face of the country smiles
upon the husbandman." Should tho
weather be normally warm next month,
a heavy cereal produce may be locked
for in the districts. What is most
needed in Ireland now, according to
this correspondent, is the developn ent
of dairy industries, and greater
amount OF land given over to the culti-
vation OF culinary vegetables.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

BEWARE OF ALCOHOLIC BiTrEGs.-Thou-
sands have been ruined for life by drinking
popular nostrums, the principal ingredient
Of which was alcohol Snch ''bitters' are
deceptive in their effects; they cause intox-
isation and temporary relief, while they
foster the drunkard's appetite. DIR. Ken
ncdy's .,Favorite Remedy contains no
alcohol. 1t does not heat and inlamc the
blood it cools and purifesit. Better than
this even, It has cured many rsving appc-
tito for drink. 1t will do you good. not
evil. all the days of your life. All drug
gists sell it. DIR. David Kennedy, Propri-
etor, Rondout, \. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07
NOT At ALL SELFISH.

A Russian nobleman lay on his DEATH
bed. One of his curious fancies was to
have his wife robe herself in her wedding
dress. and stand by his bedside. 1t was
very natural bit of sentiment and In the
course of an hour the beautiful woman
stood by his side, arrayed in the garments OF
twenty years ago.
"Ah," he sighed, "you look so beautiful
in that dress that hoped when the angel
came he might take a fancy to you, and
carry you of instead Of me-"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

What i the worst thing about riches
asked the Sunday superintendent.
Aud the new boy in the bad cls,S under the
gallery, who only came I'm last Sunday,
stood up and said ''Thcir scarcity" And
in the confusion the superintendent told
the school to rise and sing Don't be
weary, children"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07
Rates Adventure.

Tam Kate.
OF course l can tell my own adventures q
deal better than any one can tell them for
me. That stands to nature. I'm not
pncticcd writer, and don't know how to
produce what the fashionable authors call
grand pen-eFects," but / believe can
make you understand how it was. Audshas
is all that is necessary.
Leeman had sprained his ankle-that's
my brother and he could not 60 to town
with the load of russet apples that was al
ready piled into barrels, and stood waiting
under the big red shed.
"Its too bad said he. Those russet
apples are worth deal at this time Of the
year-and we shall miss tho market day."
Cant you ask Nsighbor Hutton to take
them?" said my mother.
"Neighbor Hutton is a deal too sharp
practitioner for me-" said Leeman. ATS
hard thing to say about q neighbor; but I
can't trust his honesty"
"Mr. Hall'"
"Han would be casting 1t up in my face
for the neXt si1 months, that had asked
favor Of him." said Leeman. "No, I'd
rather lose the apples than lose my indie
pendence. But it is too provoking that I
must needs must have slipped on that piece
Of orange-peel, now, Of all times in the
word. have been saving up these apples
all the winter with special eye to this par
ticular market day."
"Leeman," said i, "Pa Co."
"Nonsense " said Leeman.
"But, why not7" said L "Old Pomp ID
as gentle as kitten, and I know every inch
Of the way"
"But there are the Red Swamp Woods
that desolate stretch Of three miles, with
never house on either side of the way, eI.
cept the deserted cabin where the old Ne
gro hanged himself, twenty years ago." ar.
sued my mother.
"who cares for the Red Swamp Woods2"
said /, valiantly. 81 never was afraid Of
frogs and whip poor wills, and I'm not 60
ing to begin now. Lii, will you 60 out
and help me harness, carly in the morning,
sndJp
"Oh, wish I was going, too. Can't ]
90, Kassi" cried In, my hoyden younger
astsr, with her blue eyes glittering with de-
Hight At the idea of anything unusual
"Stu6in cried I, imperiousiy. "of
course you can't Hasn't Pomp a heavy
load enough, without your ninety pounds Of
mischief loaded on7 Besides, you must
stay ct home and take care of mother and
Leenan, and finish the chintz curtains for
the big west chamber; for Colonel hay may
como ct any time now"
Colonel Hay was our city boarder-a gen.
tlsman who had been recommended by his
physician to Try the fresh, pine-scented
hrsases Of The Shawaugeenta Mountains,
md whom our rector had recommended to
the 10y Spring Farm
We we're not rich, although mother and
Lseman bad managed the efarm economically
md ven Gnce fathers death, and the week
" addition to our income would be some
thing worth considering.
The idea Of city bcardcr was very pleas
mt too, and Icy Spring Farm ras very
lovely spot although we seldom allowed
ourselves to think of that.
So, after little, I coa1ed mother and
Leeman to consent, and the next morning
Lii aud were up long before daybreak,
harnessing old Pomp, and getting ready for
the days journey.
By the time the red, level light of the
rising sun touched Old Ronp's Env maps
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

The college graduate is hanging about
the outer edges OF journalism, waiting for
chance u jump clear into the middle Of
IL and astonish the world, and when he
does get the chance h. i sent around Ia
the police office u see how many drunk, -
have been brought in.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

How TO GET SIcK.-EXpoSc yoursrlfday
and night; eat too much without exercise f;
worl: too hard without rest; doctor all th'
time; take all the vile no>trum> advertised /;
and then YOU will want - know how Ia
get well: which is answered in three words
Take Hop Bitters. See other column
E,DresS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

A SURE REsEDY.-Persons of sedentary
habits, such as clergymcn, lawyers. and
merchants. who suffer from want Of appe-
titc. palpitation. debility. slight conSIip1-
ton and other uamcess ailments, will iind
the Peoples Fayoritc Tonic Bittcrs sure
and safe remedy. See advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

An O>wrgo man, after little experience
truthruIy and Indignantly asserts That No
woman however nervous. has right to
wake up her husband from sound slcrp Ia
tell him on iDquiring whats the matter,
Nothing, Only wanted To know il you
were awake"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

4 New York man was challenged 10
fight Il duel the other day, and being at
liberty TO choose his own weapons pro-
posed trip 10 Boston on II sound steamer.
The challenger backed out. He said the
idea that death must attend duel wds i
relic of the dark ages.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07
The Supreme Court of the State OF New

York has decided that j. e. .iyer d Co., of
Lowell have the sole right To use tho words
CheT7y Teci0rdi for a medicine, aEd has
issued an Injunction against +. V. Rush
ton. OF New York City, for selling Rush
toms Cherry Pectoral ar Cherry Pectoral
Lozenges, or any other use ofthe name to
deceive the public. This decision Of the
high court includes all dealers who sell any
similar article.-P6H jefferson, IL. L.
Leader
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

TIE VoLrAIc BELT Co, MARsHNL..,
MICH, will send their celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts To the afflicted up 30 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write 10 them with
out delay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07
with Claspcd Hands.

Lct m feel ,aar hand IN mine,
Graceful. slender soft and warm;
Lei me see thlS7 bloc eyes shine
Let me clasp that glrll,h form
And The cares that nll my breast,
sorvly sadlcned and distressed.
WIN. Ike slcepy binds az evening,
sink 20 rest.
let the feel your hand IN mine.
Nesting Ike 4 frightened dove
Ike benison divine.
lyuItering G0sas lri from above.
u, the touch III surely know
II you loVe me wei, Jul 81
shall see yogr cheeks warm bushes
Brightly glow.
let m feel yagr hani IN mine'
Dar.og. NAV ever bold
THIS great treasure ai Loves shrine.
Which b mu,c ihAu c'ms or gold?
Do you .l'r .NauUcy press
Ia my t1gr;, close cIre>ss
Then, sweetheart, know your answer
Il yes"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

Meet anger with smiles-not sarcastic
smiles, but evident and honest good nature.
The earth is black, but the sun beams upon
it Just the same, always counting friendship,
never showing resentment.-Fon da Lac
Reporter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

EXPagENC.: TArGlIr NJ. AMI my
money paid for 1t. Aitrr having Liver
Complaint lonr years. AND spending I;ionry
on uu>trumS aud doctors Who didn't help
me. tried SIlphu, BittrrS. SiN bottles
cured me. shall always Use tiicIn. Mill
,rriJht
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

HAVE WISrH'S BN-,NM as WILD CHER.
IY always ut hand. It cures cou yh> colds.
bronchitis, who0piDg congh Group. iuiln-
enza. consumption. and All throat AMI lung
complaints. - cts. and - bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07
EnI-c.

As pure a. g'il, and better.
Was she hove gave 10 thee
As dIil ~ dfOsS, aud darker.
Was ;hc love you gave TO me.
A. pure ss the heavens above me
Wa, tio HE hoped 10 live;
As dark "a t1e world heioV me
j. the lifc yon choose % give.
As cruci rs death tfs anguish
O'th.S heart one, wholly thine;
Yet would not have thee hngulSh
Ia vain for q love Ike mine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

NIkNTAL ANp PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION
A'A Ne, ousrcs. !Iy-tcris. Night Sweat. sleep
iessuess. Cou.h, tmacstion and decline are a.
once arros.edu uy MNLI mTrki.> Th,, r's,na'
Hna uu,omparab'c hoo N-+i,.u. - ri-h N a,ur
isLmeaI AMI ,,rsqs.1. l. t,el' tn bois anl ih'
brain. It regulates the stomach Aut h"Nci-
olran-cs tie liver aud Arinry-- ircrv's. the AZ
yeItr, and a .ch,s The blood. Health, str,ugt'
and peace oG mind are sure TO follow It's daily
use Prepared ny the MAX Bhiers Company
irom L. fermcnie,l Malt m Hope and sold every.
"A here
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

..DOeS the cistcrn ever give ontE' ar,Scl
the gentleman who wanu1 10 rUt the
house. Never but once, Add u,rt was be-
fore they kept beer for sale on the corner
grocery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07
LYDIA z. PINKHAM'S
Vegetable Compound,
TIE POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

This preparation, - '.s nam signifies, consists
of Nre~usbl- t'Tpf-rfi-. that gre harmless 10 the
most delicate lgvs.'d Upon oHc triaI the merits
oi this compound Nil =. recognized, as reliefts
immediate; AIid wh.n DO. use Is continued, In
uinety-uig- eases IA huddrvl, a positive and
permtueU. cure IS ,G-cfed, - thousands viii
testify Ca act,in, ofit. proven merits IL Is to-
Day recommended and prescribed by the best
phvs.cisns ia the CO iutry.
|, will cure cH,itcy the worst form Of falling
ci the uterus. LeucnrrhCI, Irregular and Pain
lll Mcns;ru tioH, al Ovarian Troubles. Infam-
mliian aud Uitgatan, tlOodiues, AL DisplAce-
nents a, eonscQucn; spinal weakness, and
is esp adapted 10 the Change Of Life. IL
win d. We sn1 eEpel tumoTs from the uterus
In an early stage oi dcy eloputIt. The tenden-
ey TO Caaeeroas Hamars therv Is checked very
speedily by iis use
In f.e, 1, has proved 20 be the creates, and best
remedy thtt has ever been discovered. IL per-
mcates every portion Of the system, and gives
new afs snd Figar II removes fAintness, hz;u-
leney, destroys all craving iOr stiInulAnts, and
relieves weakness Of the stomach.
Ii cnres BlOAiins. Headaches, Nervous Pros
tra;ion, General Dbl lity, Sleepessness, Depres-
sion and Indigestion. That feeling Of bearing
down, causing palm, weight and backaehe, 10
always permanently cured by It's use. IL will,
q, ali dimes and under all civgms,ances, act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female
system.
For Kidney Complaints Of either sex this Com
pound Is unsurpassed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

Church chOir> are put at the back cnL of
churches 10 accommodate the timid w1r-
ship, who cannot face the music,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

Four things that aoms not back; the broken
arrow, the sped arrow, the past life, and
neglected opportunity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

The young are slaves 70 novelty; the Cd
to custom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

that many Of The mast valuable discover
les have been the result Of chaacr rather
than of design or contemplation, Is again
illustrated IN Days hpiney PM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

Better be alone than in bad company
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

Tho tree keeps It, trunk IN gopI order
durn" the winter. 50 Liat IL shall De- ready
10 leave early in the spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

The careworn aud ovcrworked find com
fort and strength in Malt Bitters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

WONES AGENTS WANTED. For parlic.
ularS enclose stamp To- Lydia f. rmkham,
Lynn, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-07

mosquito always settles before he
presents his bill
National Republican., 1880-12-13

IN an endless progression, an advance ever onward
from tho stations afforded by this life In this life
advancement Rercsilef. The Individual, stripped
Of the accidents Of the material. was immortal
our endless life will be what we made It by the
aggregation Of activities he future which Is The
endless, will be the manhood and womauhood
formed here. Contrary to . general expectation
General Weaver did not lead the chuor and hence
the singing was the old. fashioned congregational
The lectures will continued during tic session OF
COnggcss
DIR. HARRisoN's LECTURE
:, At the Mount Vernon Place Church last night
pr Harrison lccturcd from the text "I am debtor
and the mnWise Tbe If ibome og tbc iccrc rrS wss
the dawn Of the Christian era. The speaker
skctched the state of society ut the time Christ
resources of his scholarship he pictured the condi
Tons OF Ipotics, of art and philosophy, the religion
Of tho Egyptians, the Greek, the jew and all OF
founded the civilization of to-day.
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Az morning services yesterday In the Congrcga.
ti9nol Church, the house was filled above and
below. Among the distinguished strangers were
noticed the following: Hon. Senator Window and
mmily, Hon, Senator PlGtt and wife, Hon, James
Monroe and wife, Hon. Senator Bruce aud Wife
Hon. Iung Wing and fnmlly, Hon. y. G. Haskell
and wife, Hon. Mcssrs. NorCrOss, Van Acrnam, und
Richardson, of New York; Hon. Il. {. Cook of
mcnt Of the Northwest. The singing, under the
direction of Professor Discholl was excellent, and
all the services impressive.
Dr Rnnkins sermon was from Matt. XIV, 81
" Then shall he righteous answer, Lord, when saw
we Thee nm hungercd aud fed Thee or thirsty,
and gave Thee drink p or, Unconscious Christian
Life"
In the evening Or, Rankin preached from Mark
10Th chapter 20th verse: And Jesus loved him.
and said, one thing thou lnckcst.n The theme was
The Weak Spot in Humanity" Upon this text,
iull OF thoughtful suggestions Dr Rankin preached
,,,,r sermon rGpcte with poctlco imagery, touching
win pathetic Tenderness ON love- and conveying
in rhythmicnl diction earnest lessons oC practical
value In their application to the Christians daily
life. Starting out with the image of u ship voy.
aging across the silent sea from one port to another
he sustained the figure throughout with u chastity
oi taste and an elegance uf thought that impressed
his audience most inyoAbly. He closed with the
recitation ofan exquisite poem, founded upon the
blseslng legend, dear TO all ,poctical thoughts,
When My Ship Comes Home"
National Republican., 1880-12-13
A Careless Tnicr Cop,ured.

Early yesterday morning Sergeant safell of the
Sixth Precinct, found the door of w. II. spignuls
grocery store, ofsovcnth and Il streets north.
west, open, and upon examination found unmls.
taxable evidence that a robbery had occurred. lie
notified the proprietor, who ascortained that q
quantity of fancy groceries and table luxuries had
been taken of. Tho lock of the door had been
forced with nippers, marks around the kcy.holc
establishing this fact A search was made In the
vicinity for aclue TO the thieves and on the square
above the officers found young man curled up In
y doorway, oblivious to everything except II box
vest. For scat he was using n box of raisins
which bore Mr. Spignul's initials He was taken
70 tho station where he gave his name as Henry
Kiser but refused 10 divnlgc how ho obtained pos
session of the stolen goods. Some light may be
thrown on the matter In the Police Court to-day.
National Republican., 1880-12-13

Petroleum V. Nasby's drama, or, as 1t Is styled
his farcical oddity," entitled "Widow Bedott,"
viii be presented at the Opera House this week,
with Mr.. c. B. Bishopas the fascinating Widow. Mr..
Bishop iswell remembered hercas the former come.
dian at Ford The0ter, on Tenth street. which iSnow
the Medical Museum. He was then a comedian Of
excellent reputation, and In this character of the
Widow Bcdon he Is said to have made A success
equal to that of John Raymond in Colonel Sellers
The company supporting him contains some good
names and i may be predicted that the entire per.
fOmance will be Il good one
National Republican., 1880-12-13
Haaa
The Arabs.

The performances which will take place at Lin.
coin Hall tonight and tomorrow night will Ger.
tatnly be of greater novelty than has ever been
presented in this city. \ troupe of genuine Arabs
from Palestine will give an exhibition in the
course of which they will illustrate their native
customs the welcoming of guests, the giving In
marriage, &c. Beside this there will be display
OF Juggling and dancing with an accompaniment
OF native Arabian music Tho party consists of
SIX, and Professor Rosedalc will act as Interpreter
wherever these Arabs have appeared they have
Crcatcda decided sensation, and, from indications
tended - o'' Nv
National Republican., 1880-12-13
A Drummer's Los, snieheI Recovered.

at Police Headquarters by passengers over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad that they have lost
portions of their luggage at the depot in this city
The principal losers thus far have been drummers
for commercial houses, who generally have rather
plethoric yaliscs. Yesterday morning young man
satchcl, which ho stated he had found In the old
car stables on New Jersey avenue, near the depot
contained only specimens of curlod hair and gimp
braid had eylvently thrown it away IN disgust
In one of the inner compartments was a large
pocketbook, containing samples of gimp and on
tho cover was the following; Manchester Gimp
Company W. Work Y Co., sole agents, 1913 Broomc
street New York" The satchel and contents are
held at Headquarters for an owner.
National Republican., 1880-12-13
The MnsonIc veterans, Annua, nnnauct.

The annual banquet of the Masonic Veteran AS
sociation took place at Driver Il Schofclds satur-
day, and was an elegant and interesting affair.
Among those present were General Albert Pike,
who presided at the head of the table, Hon. G. b,
Loring OF Massachusetts; y. T.. Thorne and Gen.
eral J. Z. RObinson, of New York; Dr. j. NJ.
Browne, of California; j. q. Balm, of Virginia; ;
Bon: Perley Poore of the Boston Journal; Colonel
%, H. irish, ana Colonel Doudinot. Covers were
responded 10 between the courses. A pleasant
evening was spent, and at the conclusion of Tho
moor of The DislIinI. - n ~
National Republican., 1880-12-13
Co,.,Ing DO ,I,c Eunurnvn,inn.

jaime, N. Mile and Nelson f. Evans, represent.
ns the Thirteenth Ward Garfield and Arthur Club
George Grim, william B, Smith, james Raston
aud J., L. Wells, reprcscuung the Republican In.
Whribes, AL OF Philadelphia arrived here ye,tcr-
day, and have been in consultation with the sub
committees Of the Inauguration Committee for the
puIpl'e Oi securing accommodations for thpir rc.
$ uCclie oleauI2ai0nsf which expect to be here
Oul lbke part IN the inaugural ceremonies II Is
stated thal luc lltteeulh Ward Garfield and Arthur
cub VIII bsMB 3lJ men and the luYiuclbles 900
National Republican., 1880-12-13
The Peerless srorIoccbi.

The Theatre Comiquc presents a splendid sen.
sationnl bill this week. In addition to the usual
variety entertainment, Morlacchi, the peerless
danScuse, whose reputation Is so great throughout
this country, rs well as Europe, will appear III the
thrilling drama of The French Spy" assisted by
All Mcdowell, who Is so well known as first.cass
comedian.
National Republican., 1880-12-13
ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK.
Cbnnrrnu ns Exit "-"Tbc widow he.
dniI ,,--,.Tllo ArnI,a nnl nlnrInccIiI-,,

"V'' I'V 4Nf1fVH s'ftV IHUTItHVUHfs
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ChaufTuu, two sterling artists
will both be present at the National Theatre this
week. Mr. Chanfrau has so identified himself
withthe character of III speak ofonc istosug
gcst the other. The play is one which never fails
to please and win be gladly welcomed back by our
plny.goers. Mrs Chanfrau Is lady of superior
abilities, and those who remember her last engage.
mcnt here, In the charming role of Dora, will be
anxious 10 again witness her finished acting. She
will appear nt the Wednesday matinee In Mr.. C. W.
Taylcurc's drama, Parted" and at the matinee
on Saturday in " East Lynne"
National Republican., 1880-12-13
Julius Lansbursh's 2oc. Hemp, sl5 eth,

OUR friend XNnder has the finest lot of Olorose
Roman West India and Topas Shcrres that can
be found IN the United States at bottom prices
oil 1th street n. W,
National Republican., 1880-12-13
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
Sensible Holiday Presents.

hNpNhtps
ELEGANT BLACK AND CoLoRED BRoCADE
SAlINS, from $3.50 to IS.
BLACK SATIN DE LYON from Al IN IN s9En
COLORED SATIN DIE LYON, "ail shndpsn
BLACK AND CulQltED SILK PLuSIES
SILKS, SArlNS NELNEiS, SUIlAH SATINS.
GENUINE tAMEL,S HAIR SIlAWiS.
PARIS CLOAkSt JACKETS, and UIasTERS, at
" reduced prlces.h ~
SlLK lANnkEROHIEFS aud AGUFFLERs.
nAMnmOiilENED ia lEFS, q all prices"
WHITNEY DlANKE Els, SILK HOSIERY,
PERI lNQTS CELEnliArED KID GLOVES.
NEW FANCY LINEN DAMASK LUNCH
hiA,M, SILK TABhE AND III IANo COVERS
El4EiANl FANCY TOWELS and TIDES.
SCOTCH MAuDS, TRAVELLING RUGS.
fUit,LiNED SILK aud SATIN DE LYON CIR
CULARS, vail sizes and qualities"
,66TGREATESr VARIETY and LOWEST
~ one Price Only, marked in PlaIn Figures
PERRY " BEeOTEzER,
Established lsi0) Pennsylvania ave, and Ninth II.
,del3