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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-07-10
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
PHRENOLOGY

INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE
4 OF the State of New York in 1896, VIII
open lis Annual Session fer 1879 on the nrft
day of october, to continue Fix weeks. More
than hundred lessons or lectures VIII lie
given,a
The study of Human Nature, Os taught
by Phrcnosogy, lh!siegnolny, md PhSsl-
ology, constituting complete Anthro-
poloFy, is of tt { frat importance to
Clergy men. whose vocation it is to in
struct mankind in the formation of character
and the attainment Of spiritual growth; to
Teachers, VINO need to learn the nature
of the human faculties. ana how best to guide
and instruct them TO act in accordance with
clear judgment and sound mOIality; to
Rhysicians. that they may understand
the mental traits and dispos tions OF patients
and patrons, and how to acquire their conf
dence and cooperation; to
lawyers, that they may know what is in
hannah nature, and how to read at once the
character of eli ntH, witnesses, and jury. and
comprehend the springs of Ectiun and mo-
tive III those Who are charged with crime; to
States men. who are called to enact
laws for the proper government and improve
ment of mankind; to
Merchants ana Business Men, who
deal with everybody, and ought to know char
acter and faculty, and how TO handle 1t easily,
pleasantly, and successfully; to
Parents. who have vital interest in the
proper training, instruction. government. and
happiness Of children, and therefore need to
understand their special traits, and what
treatment Is best suited to each; to
Youn. Men ond women. who have
to make thtir way in the world, in self-cul-
ture, choice of pursuits, And.selection of life
companions or business partners, This COM
prehensiVe SCIENCE OF FIRST TR1NcIPLIs Las
profitable word to say.
class. this ycsr or rCxt, aud ali Who wtulo
like TO know Whist II 70 be tHreht IN the
course Il H. stIuction. terms. etc. may adj
DR., -, ~ king ter ''lLstItute Circular.
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ANY Style Piano or Organ

Sent on fifteen days test trial, by furnish.
ng bankers Express, OF hailroaa
Co. r CertficAte0f Deposit
for the amount.
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THE BEST or IT'S KIND.

This is the case with tho 1Texicnr
I Mustang Iinim emit. Every mail
brings intelligence of u valuable hDrse
saved, tho agony of an awful @caid or
4 burn sab6Wed, the horrtls OF rhcu-
4 mRtiTm overcome, md uf II thousand
i and-onc other blessings aud mercics
performed by the old reliable Me1-
4 lean Mustang Imminent.
All forms OF outward disease are
4 speedily cured by the
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-08-25

One hundred years ago from this
very month, there was in this city
(Richmond) but one Baptist to every
one hundred and twenty five of the
population. To-day there is one tc
every five. What will it be one hun
dred years to come Religious Her
aid.
We are not capt in calculating
ratios, proportions, and per cent,
etc. etc, but at random guess, we
suppose that there will be about 22J
Baptisss to each inhabitant.-B jbli.
cuL Recorder.
Let us hope that, before any such
awful result as this is realized, the
name Baptist in its ecclesiastical
aud party sense will have been mum.
bered with the things Of the past
and that one Christian to every in
habitant will have indicated the ar
rival of the millennium Christian
Standard.
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the way. He showed them many
ancient marks which had been eff
faced. He told them of the prom
ises made by the king. and that ev
cry one would be fulfilled. He talk
ed to a great number, and wrote
many letters to others. aud often
disputed with those men who were
appointed to direct the people in
the right way, but would not do 1t.
He pointed out the way which led
down clear stream, in which was
found a wonderful healing and
cleansing power; up out of that
stream and up beautiful mountain.
The road leading thus, had many
flowers along its border, and much
delicious fruit by tue wayside, and
many cooling streams bubbling at
their feet. and many friends were
scattered along to guide and aid
them; land just beyond the top of
that mountain" said this great man,
sis the country you seek" These
false directors were exposed and
put to shame, and many thousands
left them, with their falsehoods,
and went on their way. All who &C
copied the right directions went
through that stream, and came out
with garments clean and white, and
were cured of their disease, and
went up on the mountain rejoicing.
Their tears we're wiped away, and
many songs of joy were heard as
they passed by. They found the
king, that good agent, and their
friends, and all obtained beautiful
home. and great was the rejoicing in
all that country. A. FILLMORE.
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THE MORRISTOWN GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, AUG UsT 25, 1880.
The Wen of Life.


Backward my memory wanders tonight,
Into the shadows of bygone years,
Parting the curtains and bringing to
light
The past with it's burden of gladness
and tears.
Things long forgotten, memories hushed,
Dreams I had tenderly buried from
sight,
Lengings unsatisfied, bright hopes crush
ed
OF sunshine and gladness, of shadow
and blight.
OF a sisters tears and mothers prayers,
OF trials, temptations, and victories wen,
OF days of brightness, freedom from
cares,
Or of striving to utter, "Thy will be
done"
And I marvel mnch at the tangled skein,
The parted curtains have left in sight;
With threads of gladness and threads OF
pain,
All mingled and twisted, the dark with
the light.
AhIstrangely woven, these lives of ours,
With a warp of gladness, a wool of pain;
Yet the flowers would drOep in the sun.
ny hours,
Were they never refreshed by the cecil
ing rain.
We wonder ofttimes at the broken
threads,
And mnrmur at trials and crosses we
met,
Meier thinking it needeth each fragment
and shred
To render the pattern of life complete.
OH careful Weaver is watching the
loom,
And though the web may seem Jagged
and rough,
Whether threads Of glory or threads .,
gloom,
He kneweth the reason, and that il
enough.
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Life and Death.

This has been an eventful day.
Our morning lesson was the eleventh
! chapter of john, and it took US to
the grave Of Lazarus, and the little
home of Martha and Mary in Betha
ny. Then at three o'clock in the
afternoon we had to 60 to the grave
in reality. We buried youth, six.
teen years of age. 1t was a remark
able funeral. The rain came down
in torrents. As the white haired
father and mother, the sisters and
| brothers and friends stood at the
grave weeping, the rain-drops were
mingled with their tears. l thought
of the morning lesson and could see
Martha and Mary and their friends
weeping before the mouth Of cave.
Then [ saw that other One standing
near them and weeping as they wept.
Now the strong words Of faith and
truthfulness fall from His lips,
Father, l thank thee that thou has.
heard me. And I knew that thou
nearest me always; but because OF
the people which stand by | said itf
that they may believe that thou hast
sent me-" How poor is written Ian
guage | would like to have seen the
Master face the tears were on his
cheeks; there must have been mel.
lowness and the utmost tenderness
in his voice. How / should like to
have heard him pronounce the word
Father !" Shall we ever get away
from the bondage of type and print
er's ink and hear words from His
loving lips?
The old, white haired father and
mother have gone away from the
grave and are now at home, while I
sit here and write. The rain is still
falling on the roof, and darkness is
upon the face of the earth. How
lonely the mourners must be to.
night! The voice of one is hushed.
His words will never more be heard
at the freside. The vacant chair is
there; and the aged mother knows
that the face Of her darling boy lies
beneath the earth. o lonely hearts
the world is full Of sadness, of sor-
row and pain. My heart is full of
sadness tonight; and l am weary of
the cross of shame and sorrow and
sin. Let me write down
SONG FOR THE WEARY OF EARTH.
l. Weary with earthly hopes and fears;
Weary with anguish, pain and tears
Waiting for mansions, mansions so fair.
Waiting so weary, weary with care.
CHORUS.
YEARLY, sadly working away,
Waiting the light of glorious day,
YEARLY signing, signing for rest
Waiting fer home, the home of the blest
?. Weary of pleasures, pleasures that fade;
Weary of trusting, trust is betrayed
Waiting for Father, Father of love,
Waiting for treasure, treasure above.
3. Weary of friendship, friendship that dies;
Weary of smiling, grief calls for signs
Waiting for glory, glory OF God;
Waiting to lay my head meath the sod
4. Weary of sadness, weary of mirth;
Weary, oh weary, weary of earth
Waiting for heaven, waiting for life;
Waiting tor death, the ending of strife.
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Children. if you make a promise,
keep it. Nothing shows a person 8
real character more than little things;
and even if the breaking of your
word would not lead to serious re-
suits to others, it will lead to a habit
of neglect and carelessness to your
self that you will always regret.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-08-25

For Maps, Timetables and Az Information u
regard 90 this route. call GA or address,
w. T.. DANLEK,
GENT paHa'r and Ticket Aat.. Nashville. Tenn.
VA. Fl. muuEfiH.
Paaa'Rr AL, Chattanooga Tom.
A. -. WHINE.
TraV. Agent. Atlanta. GA.
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The Cheapest Newspaper in the South.
THE
Nashville Weekly American
One Dollar for a Year.

The next Presidential sioctiun VIII De, mise
questions ~ vital importance u ever r.tErn "a
The Union. Uran lfa ruaulta yin Grreud q ~ Ilr-
petuity q our republican form q FuFfri nett
All those questions wtl Dr. thoroughly dlHCuaard "a
the next session uf CunfrnsH, which begins nn ne
- day 90 December. ft la our drairn ard uar
pufpdae, 90 Tar a. we can cuntrlhuta o. that cod
that every citizen Fha Do fullF Informed ufou Al
these questions of such vast mntnEnt. To eur 20
tiouai 'gos era mcut o. Do hercefurth an Imperial
despotam9 u The bayonct - r.le the tallai
Are tie rights q The States, frrrraV reserved in
the CpiKttuton a. yirid % centralized dioiailan
Shall arrogant and imrerouH party icadrraf under
the CRY II Liberty, ROB the citlElua "a ilrfI
shan Mamfmou ~ tho only dep who NnaH D. ao=
knou lodged 81 having dlVinc riEhtai shall laNor
bo deurigeu % lta Just reward m order g. nfiuN
Il within tho means % every man. ulechanift Tar
riar aud iahorer in an VACATIONS, even ln ftnaa
hard tirnaa 81 inform himsed shat political Fartsa
rra prnponlur wn have reduced thn terms of IL
Wrrxr.r AururrAu e. OhE DOLLAR TnaFs Ter
ak months. o. cruls. Three MOUTHS t1crnta- Aha
real value of che paper win npth - DECREASED uilh
reduction 81 p.icc. hut via ~ vastly mcrcaaci In
Address
THE AMERICAN.
Oct IS -. hAamNlttr, Tbs.
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MANHOOD:
ADHOW LOST. HOW RESTORED

Just published, new edition of DR. Culver
WelPS Celebrated Essay on the RADICAL CURE
without medicine) of SPERMAToRRHEA Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, IMPoTEN-
CT, Mental and Physical Incapacy, Impediments
to Marriage, etc.; also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY
and FITS, induced by self-indulgence sexual ex-
traVagance, &C
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years success
full practice, that the alarming consequence Of self
abuse may be radically cured without the danger
Gus use of internal medicine or the application of
the knife; pointing out mode of cure at once
simple, certain, and ehectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be- may cure himself eheaply, privately, and RADI-
cALLY.
RE- This Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man ia the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any adj
Dress on receipt of six cents two postage stamps
Address the publishers,
THE CULYERWELL MEDICAL Co,
Al Ann St., New York p. o. Box 1855.
an 10, T9-1y
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KNOXVILLE
Fire Insurance Company.
Office East Tennessee National Bank.
Capita Stock 100000.


D. A. CARPENTER, PRESIDENT.
F. Fl. MCCLCNG, president,
COLUMBUS POWELL,
SEC. 81 TREAS.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-08-25

Is this too full of sadness? Well,
it will suit the mood of millions of
earth's children. What is life?
What is death? We love life better
than death, but who knows but what
death is the best friend after all.--Er
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: ONT
j IN VAIIDS :
READ SjU DAYS
THIS! TnIaI

If you would regain health, sire Myth and energy
WITHOUT THE USER UOFDGS,
try Beach's Taproved Electric Sponge Belt, which
we win send on trial. Agents wanted. Address
W. o. BEACH, ST. Johns Mich.
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE,
Atlantic, Miss. & Ohio
RAILROAD
IL EFFEcr July 25rH, 1850.
Connections
Westward
Connections
Eastward.


AT PETERSBURG. AT I
with Richmoud a Pctera- virgin
burg Railroad, Tor Mich- Tor vs.
mond. Washington, baltimore,
timore aud the East. and Nfw IS
Springs along the lma 81 VILE. q
Chesapeake a Ohio n. n North
na noi
AT BUnKVILLE. with
Richmond 4 Dauviiie ~ AT D
r., Tor Greensboro, Char RIrhm
lotto aud Springs BRA WcH- .H ilr
tern North Carolina. irg at Z
AT LYNCHBuRG. via DE-
with Virginia Midland a..
r.. Co aud from che North AT ]
and South. with Dr.
burg D
AT BRISTOL with burg D
Fast Tenn. Va a Ca. M. Wumlr
~, Tor Knoxville. Chafia- cast.
nooga, aud al points ln
! 0EuUotA. ALAuAwh. Nnaa AT
sEssEE, Mtssua1rrf=tho straml
l WEsr. Euuru-wHar and ID % m
L NORTH aud fHr chants
| CINCINNATI, and points portal
| along the Ciuciuuafiimrre,
southern Railroad. tou
PULLMAN CARS. washlugid
via LyuchburR and urihtol--Lt
| EHs LyuchburR o. Memphis Va
without change.
| First-Clasa and Emirraui riCh
points WEST and NOHTu-Wls
| other All RATL IINE. 80 EAilu
ON Express Tmtma--ltu pounds
90 each fun ticket, aud 70 pound
FuEE Children between 9 and
half rates-uudcr 5 years ihLE
This Road comprises ga lmr
| OLD RELIABLE VIRGINIA. a
Offering UNSURPASSED FACfl
| peditoua handling 20 freight
| NORTH, SOUTH and WEsTs q
| BILLS or LADIN0 o. al
| Prompt adjustment % claims.
| CHILLED. MAEAgEMEr UsEqJ
TIoNs SURE
EB-No trouble 30 answer ietts0
For Tickets, Rates, Map hilla
90
LIS BROWN, Gu'L r
Nm OSBORNE. Ma
FRANK HUGER, sur
apr ~ 50-iy
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At HUHKvfLLr, with
Richmond A. uaufiIlr o.
.H far MlCmMuNn, arr.fa
lrratC.wp.m fWhuv
your tickeiata niCunQNu
via nUmMv1tLN.
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AT LYNCHB ~ re.
with Virginia Midland "a.
n. Co aud from The North
and South.
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Going East.

LYNCWnUnG win
virginia Nidiand 1s. =
Tor WaHhingtuu, uaifi.
more, Philadelphia and
New Ydrt, and Cor Dan
'vilin. Green Hhnrn A
North and South Carroll
na points
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Richmond 4 Dauvilie u
r., for Greensboro, Char
lottc aud Springs bra Wee
tern North Carolina.
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with Richmond a pctera.
burg Railroad, Tor Nich.
m0nd, Washington, BaL
timore aud the Fast, and
Springs along the linz II
Chesapeake 4 Ohio n. n
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AT Pc TER Hrnu
with Richmond A Peters
burg M. n. and Peters
burg Road, f1r Weldon
wilmington A. Che scuih-
cast.
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AT NORFOLK. wLh
steamers Hf nay line UIf
uomIuIuu. and MrF=
chants A. Miner Trans
.uurtnfiuu Coz Tor HaIfia
iiuGre. New Vort aud uaa-
Con
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-08-25

AT nRIs OF with
East Tenn. Va a ga. rs.
H., Tor Knoxville. Chatta-
nooga, aud al points ln
aFuuarA. ALABAMA. Tuaa
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
c.,sou, the Tailor.

- Carson. s..33 Market street, Is
faI' . .ss Gr mos. energetic sad enter
,',s, MT nsrchsqt tailOrs in the oisy.
liI-S |. su experienced cutter and never
~, - o. A it, no matter how round
,,,5.rei N or angular the person may
.ll sSo want. a complete s'lit OF cloth
W. y, Carson has laid in e large and
Y. M i,,,rsb,e lot oil suitings for spring
n y ,n,an., wear, and his prices are
/ sTss, Sr ,,a. cau be found anywhere
"m- Grade of goods and workman
H. I NJ. Carson has been in the mer-
M, tailoring business long enough
% rO,k himself into the good opinion
|G,bs people, especially those who have
|.,n HI pa,rons. As summer is about
|.nipr and the PEOPLE want more airy
|ss they should not fail to call upon
n Carson, where they cannot fail to
Lui,si in more respects than one.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
lAe wonder of mad icinas tho r,,rG

ls wonder Of medicines, the grand
'nIn Y y. remedy, the great cramp cure,
IVY ~ Sllms' Pain Searcher. 1t cures
tpasAe, earaehe, toothache and every
I',l rheumatism: it was nsver ex.
~, u,1 Il ever equal!sd. Price so cents.
~ ~ W dealers. Depot, 4th and King
'lR, VV2 Arch street.
la your own benefit read and re
~ SlTF tbs prices of drsss goods, cor.
lN,sry, gloves, silk bows, ties,
!uo'fa in the advertisement OF
"AV'gAt, 3l2 Market street.
Nnplor, Persian Insect Powder,
~ sTs > hno*les' and Glentworth's In
~rGSd:r, l"1,?', sold by J. R. Hartman, ,
%s' 9th and Poplar strests.
i, ND'o |! b Cigarettes, for cs.arrh and
~. +a u Iaa head, SOLD by Taylor & Full
S1, h. ~. druggists aud Apoth scariss, 500
n haHr6t.
| tb,' ' >, V.aa u, soup lunch on Saturday
|t t,p,s s%" ,' 'le Western Hotel, Fourth and
Ma '%s cas, wen Pleased with the Enter.
lsrt I%sl .,sa.s sold by Steward, No. 622 Z.
'slEeet, near Ma5;sap
| tua IN" DSVis % Vertical Feed Sewing Ma
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
IN ths Lovers Of Fine Arts.

An opportunity is now afforded to
lrp yoar homes With oil paintings,
srucs and steel engravirHs, at prices
|fbjp the reach OF all. The fine col
Wan now On exhibition at Drake x
'Gsauc.ioa rooms, No. 8 East Fourth
|rst, to which many more have this
/ ~ been added, will bs offered at auc-
( n Vithou. re5erys al Z o'clock this
.,min1
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
Lace GOODS, hosiery, do.

rhs ladies' are invited 10 call and in
ut the large and handsome assort-
REtOt lace goods, hosiery, summer
se' and ladies' spring and summer
Er#esr, OF Mrs. u. E. Rlley's, No.
\ King street. Her store has been
|tNughly retit.ed and stocked with
'E gOCds,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
King OF she Umbrellas.

Ipg, the original umbrella man, ia
,S @rnd in ths back OF Kitchens i
tsry store, S. ". cor. OF Fourth AID
'lLnrt streets. Umbrellas made and
paired cheaper than the cheapest,
h Warranted TO give entire satisfsc-
& " or no pay demanded. Buggy um-
n!S made aud repaired.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
FlOHT, Flour!

hut received at PicEels' flour depot,
EHse lot Of bsst quality Minnesota
|k4g WAsst Patsp: Flour, which will
|sDd a! q very low price. Other good
Ha. lowest market rates. WIN. D.
HeE, 4ol King street. Satisfaction
EnalteeG,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
A Break Down.

A colored man who was driving a
dearborn belonging to Mr.. Robinson
along Third street, oil Thursday after
noon, when crossing over French street,
the lynch pin sudden snapped off
throwing the colored man out on all
fours. After some detention the vehi-
Gle was repaired and the man went on
his way.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
q. A. X. Aftenflnm,

nIl IN line and march to the Boston
Pice Clothing House, 2l3 Market
IN, where you can purchase good
GIs duck vests for 7Jc.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
Tho Fish EgarAet.

Powell now has on his stall in the
Afd street market, a fine variety OF
sA ;h'd, rock. .spogies, haddock and
| SH varieties Of the fnny tribe, which
stsans ready for the pan at short
htDa
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
The Wensher

s,I C,saHarsmsnt, Office of the Chief
~ ''4V'f' Washington, May IL
"a A,Ian.s AtVGs ioF o. Friday -Por the Mid
hh, t boaI. States, cooler northerly
~; tjsinn n ~ 10 warmer west and south
O. barometer aud clear weath-
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
ow He Looks.

/ 'hctord.
Na C6ss,sssss ss regret ,' is expressed ty many
y Col, Nscolpsso s' people that they didn;s
est Cnes,so.0 .o0mO >, during his visit to
ssS'nston 'r NJ. on Tuesday. For their
lslsge4 to,, we would say the Colonel
vhsir and DIi', !, hne looking man with
" ~ eusras,ia' rs Is very wealthy. He is a
Siipg a 1',l' suo. driving business man,
%tAakss'' 'D''eSs out OF whatever he
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
Golf TrINIeuN.

Mr.. A. H. Lord of Somerset county,
Md, has a mare which gave birth to
three perfectly developed colts last
week, and all three are alive aad pros
periag.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
Personal.

=; ;p'sa.s.d9 .. d9ordSn, or on of Smyrna, Dsla.
SSS,,m llsII o. on y Wednesday night in
w., to :, az ~ Onancock, Aocomack,
'''scs. large and appfeuia,ive
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
''ate OF the 1ner,u,,...

Nnipp NH,rcS!t'AS Hps office, on Friday
&c 10 o'clock, u O'Clock,
10 78S
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
One Mere Chance,

m sets, d pieces, for $3.50, and 5
W Wy OF Of al! other goods for the next
RaaH, at Sd and Tatuall strssts.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-07
SPECIAL MENTION
r..vInYItLMg.

~ lD N'lsI l,saIotj.ntslea tr,ts vith new s stock
|dbal y. weather grows warmer
Eub' a. ,n' IS now very attractive
Et'S3 S.as1I' (, 4 those who wish to be D.,
biia7isiiin5, biisia :, ~ we'll as te improve their
FbSilI'ls san,a,spce ~ ia the way Of O
|r's.l ss.,;,s sTgt T;plt. Our stock is entirely
h''lIs ,s,5e DE- 6eips .uch as to no. al
F sa1 ,r.iusss rIus to act stale nor clothes
you, i, O1s'u t.nm one season to another
'Hna'tS S.ajs. '.Jg CsssoS, 233 Market