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Marble and Granite Works,
March 2S, 185i.-tf Lambertville, N. j.

GRATEFUL, CoMFoRTINe-EpPs's Cocoa
BREAKFAST -" BY thorough knowledge OF
the natural laws which govern the operations
Of digestion and nutrition, and by careful
application OF the fine properties of we'll
selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our
breakfast tables with delicately favored
beverage which may save us many heavy doc
tors bills. IL is by the judcious use of such
articles of diet that a constitution may be
gradually built up until strong enough to re-
sist every tendency to disease. Hundreds OF
subtle maladies are floating around us ready
to attack wherever there is weak point. We
may escape many fatal shaft by keeping
ourselves well fortified with pure blood aud a
properly nourished frame. - Oioil Sercics Ga
zette. Sold in tinsonly q ID. and ID }, labelled
james Epps & Co., Homeopathic Chemists,
London, England. For sale by G. j. FISHER
& Co., Dealers in General Merchandise, corner
Main and Ferry streets, Lambertvlle N. j.,
and Main street, Stockton, N. j. Marchs0.tf
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PUBLISHING THE LAws.-Some of our ex-
changes are quite indignant that the Haven
bill" to publish the laws in the newspapers
by supplements furnished by the State, was
defeated at the late session of our State Legis
lature. An editor must want money pretty
bad if he would consent to bother with the
folding in of supplements at the insignificant
price named in the bill, even were it legal to
do so but the fact is that the post Office
regulations positively prohibit such supple
enepts, and any editor enclosing them in his
TeguIar issuv~ Id ha iiNese NV lsssse .ee
tire edition sent to tho dead letter office and
to have heavy fine imposed upon him.
We have about come to this conclusion
that it is impracticable to have the laws pub
lished in all the papers of the State that have
been published for two years, because the
price must either be put too low or else the
sum required would swamp the whole thing
in one year and as the project is not practi-
cable, we do not feel like playing the part Of
the dog in the manger and trying to keep
others from getting fat take"
We think the mass of those who complain
should rather concentrate their efforts for a
reinstatement of the law requiring legal sales
to be inserted in two newspapers nearest to
the location of the property, in place of the
present unjust law, which requires insertion
in at least one paper at The county seat. That
would be great deal more profitable to the
mass of publishers outside county seats, and
would be righteous measure both TO pub
fishers aud the public.
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The voters of this city will be called upon
next Monday TO choose new Ward and City
officers. It is to be hoped that they will see
the Importance Of electing those who will
carry out the policy of the present Council,
which is one of debt paying and economy in
expenditures No doubt majority Of the
present Republican members of Council viii
be reconstructed. 10 defeat them, or any new
man wac Intends to work in the same diiec
tion, is to condemn their well dong and To
invite extravaganza 10 municipal affairs. II
is not question of party, but question OF
good government and debt paying.
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WORMS.
WORMS.
WORMS

r. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails to destroy Pin,
Seat and stomach Worms. (Dr Kunke Is the only sue
cessf Nh ysician who Tape Worm in two hours
alive with cad, aud no fee until removed Common
can lie readily destroyed Advice at theofee and store
free The Doctor lan tell whether or not the patient
has worms Thousands dying daily with worms and
do not know IT, Fits spasns cramps, choking and snf-
location sallow complex ion circles around the eyes,
swelling and pain In the stomach restless a. nign
Itching the seat headache fcui breath tne patient
grows pale and thin tickling and Irrtaon OF the anus
All these symptoms and more, come from worms r. r,
KUNKEL'S WORN sly RtiR never fails 10 remove theui.
Tape Worm, write aud consult the DoctGro For all
Others buy OF your Druggist hesWorm syrup ana u
he has IL not send to Dr. E. f. KUNkEL, 259 M Ninth
street. Philadelphia, Pa. Advice BY mail free; send
three-cent stamp .
the system The whole train Of spasmodc and convul
diseases may proceed from the irritation ofworns
in the alimentary canal Cholera, epilepsy, etanus,
paralysis mania and commissions, well as variety of
other and eonyulsve affections, not unfre-
Quepy the effects this Besides these diseases
have also been known 10 produce peurisy, pains
in the side dyscntery remtting fever, dropsy OF the
BRAIN chronic and spasmodie cough, &C., &c.
NERVOUS pRBILITy NE vous pEBILITYi
Debility depressed, irritable state Of mind a.weak,
nervous exhausted feeling, no energy or animation,
cesses r mental overwork This nervous debility finds
a sovereign cure In T.. +. KUNKELS BITTER WINE
OF IRON. II tones the system. dispels the mental
gloom and dependency, and reiuyenates the entire
system Get the genuine Take only +. +. KUN.
photograph on the outside Price, $500. Ask your
Druggist and ifhehae Il not get OF the Proprietor
259 N Ninth street. Philadelphia Pa Advice free, by
enclos three centsmMp Aschenbach y Miller. Seize
Agents, Sd and Callewhiil Streets March2S-Sm
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Fresh Garden Seeds at Frank Johnson's,
4, c,.., 49,. An.ile ~
Mr.. Jewett respectfully but firmly declines
the Presidency of the Worlds Fair Commis-
sion, and the enterprise is again all at sea.
Tha e,,,o,,;n, postn,.stors a. Nav Javsav
ne 'sn;,,,s,,a,ts h1 t,a Prssi
49, a.ls stoprarS -. Reivide,e and
Robert Rushing at Hackettstown.
e.. T... s.e.a ~.
-ror "ei'-inaue iurni'ure' nus uenes 'ne
market, but for slop-shop work, which looks
pretty we'll and will 90 to pieces in a year or
two he doesn,, co,oneta
Another terrible warning against the eating
OF uneooked swine flesh is Afforded IN the
death uf the young woman OF Hoboken from
tricliiuosis. who paid the penalty Of her life to
foudness for raw sausage.
wop,n,s F.1p co,,,,,ssro,rrpe coveroor
Lpd ow on Thursday afternoon week sent o
tne senate Inc ionowfpg Nominations ~ ior
FIRST conoress;o :" Dis,rict Edward Bettle
Second. e. ]. Anderson Third, Professor /.
ID. Cook Fourib, charles scranton rntb,
Ssventh Ores,rs Cleveland.
" buchanan, Inc bogus diploma man bas
a
thoriles everything gave " an ms DOCKS ana
list OF foreign aipiomas' ana me DANES on me
druggists III rhiiaaeiphia VINO deait IN them.
lie says twenty-five concerns IN tnis country
ana Europe sen degrees ana hguIes tiat iuiiy
So'Vou oogas diplomas are current IN America
ano 4o'ooo more I'D Europe. lie gives the au-
thori.les lever py Mbicn 'ney can upfooo
every diploma dealer in America.
The twenty. fourth session of the Newark
Annual Conference of me NJ. Il. Church con-
w,S. 80 p;a, uan.;s .vas95 NY o. az
~ aai,,5 az ~, aisa',. on ,snaaoi-. ~
sno iI - VIC Sa 80 - $500. aa
~ .,,a , ao Tnasaano ,,;,, aayoi;ad
oiaa,;on Ra. NJ D,,dd .as oS..aa,, Co.
.a.. pr ,s.,.'I o,,ssa;.,s"s 80 'i,,,aS
iii on add;.;nnai ona ~ tns Mr ppo, n,,es
,;'.a I'D a,,,s,,,ar ~ ,i,e s,,;ao, ~ n;s daso
po",;na t,ns;nass .as s;noa ,oa;,,., aoo,,n;ad
~ :, ,en,;on ~ ,ha can,ara,,na 0S'P'sN
VIC - 'Ae
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS SPECIAL In
JUDGEMENTS are offered YOU by the BuRLrNe-
mos, Porrp T, mil, aav no, 10 raaa ,,,.;,
P"'
advertisement 10 DC iound elsewhere IN thls
issue. March16.10m
hiLLnD Bf DRINKING OoLD bEEh.-A Gan
ION, ONO, dispa'cn says SUNDAY nleht jas
Lite, a healthy young Timer, d'eo from the
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CARD.

The subscriber desires to inform the public
that BIO has no interest In or any connection
with any other Marble or Granite Works in
the city of Lambertville but in and with the
old and reliable stand next door to the M. E.
Church. on Union street, where he may be
found ready to furnish all who may come
with Marble and Granite Work, at reasonable
prices that he has recently added to his stock
of Marble by large outlay of money. He
also wishes his patrons to understand that by
reason of his contracts at close fignres with
wholesale marble dealers in Vermont, he can
not be undersold by any one doing first class
work aud furnishing good stock. Cali and
see his work and get his prices before con-
tracting elsewhere. All work aud stock
guaranteed to be as represented.
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DEATHS.

GORDON-In Lambertville March 81 1881 Miss JAM
Meta NJ. Gordon, in the Slst year OF her age.
The body of this devou and gentle disciple Of Jesus
Christ was committed to the ground in Mount Hope
Cemetery Monday afternoon, April 4th, by the Pastor
IFS. Andrews Church. Appropriate services had pre-
yiousy held at her late residence the house of Dr.
Theodore n. studdiford, conducted by the Rev. Mr.
Smith and the Rev. F. D. Chetwood. former minister
of s. Andrews parish OF which the deceased had long
been faith full member.
At the time, the Rev DR.. studdiford, in sx-
celient funeral DISCOURSE paid loving tribute the
memory of Miss Gordon, whom he had well known for
many years. circle OF warmly attached friends will
greatly miss the gentle bright Presence that has gone
out from their midst. OF superior intelligence
refinement, unaffected simplicity and entire self forget
fulness, Miss Gordon had, through all her long life,
cheered. charmed and comforted all who came within
the reach of her influence. In her, native grace
enriched by the grace OF Christ and her daily progress
was in the paths of humility and charity, towards
perfection. So
PEARSON In Lahaska Bucks county Pa, on Monday,
Apr a. 1881 johnson Pearson, aged 26 years.
The relatives and friends invited attend the
funeral tomorrow Thursday morning, at IL o'clock
Services at his late residence. lnterment In Mount
Hope Cemetery Lambertyille
EAGAN.-In Lambertville, April p 1885, Barney
Eagan aged 80 years.
o'BRIEN.-In Lambertville, March %. 1881. Patrick
| v'Brien, aged 6S years
QUEAR-In Phillipsburg N J March %. 1881. Fannie
O., wife 1 David Quear, and daughter of William and
Mary Smith, of Philiipsburg, in the seth year Of her
| age.
| CONOvER.--At Sand Brook March %, 1881, Abraham
Conover aged So years III months and 10 days,
| HUNT.-At the residence of Mrs. W. NJ Shipman In
Clinton March q. 1881. Marshall Hunt Esq., Of New
tsn N j., aged 81 years.
FULPER I'm Pennington April 2, 1881, Abraham Full
per, aged about 66 years
KUHL.-Near Pennington, April l., 1881, Elizabeth,
widow Of the late Peter C. Kuhl aged about ~ years.
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MARRIAGES.

MELICK- RAWLINGS.-Bfar 49, 1881, by Rev. J. j.
Summerbell Charles @. Melick of Holland toy nship,
TO Isabella Rawlings of Milford.
WK-RITTENHoUSE.-Iarc %, 1881, by Rev. j.
J. Summerbell Anderson Hawk, of Holland township,
to S. Lizzie Rttenbouse, of Alexandria township
OPDYKE-GANO.--Mar H. 1881 by Rev. 7. E. Cor
don. John H. b. opdyke, OF Franklin, to Annie Gano.
of Kingwood.
FLEM ING--BOEM AN.-March 30, 1881. by Rev. g. s..
Mott, D. D.. Howard Fleming, OF New York. TO Dora
Boem n, of bennington.
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DEBEIGES

Everybody knows, are staple goods one LOOKS
at novelties and buys staples staple means some-
thing that almost everybody buys:
What everybody buys is ceriain 10 pe gpc -
thing somehow. The way debeiges are gooo IN -
show or rather none for that kind Of show when
limits use. 49, = e,n aoo
vorth 81 debeiaes ana have been buying in debei-
res ever since And now we have more deoeiges
than YOU will look at all browns and grays and
nearly ali new. The prices are all the way from
25 cents for ~ inch TO 81 10 for 40 inch. particu-
larry good quality Is 80 cents for % inch.
'' JOHN WANAMAKER.
Second circle, south from centre.
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DRESS GOODS

What art and skill are doing In cotton dress IA
The lowest price is SIX cents yard and the highest
62% cents but they are made In soft and delicate
ways and by texture or print or dye, to rival the
stuffs of luxury. Here are their familiar names:
Scotch Zephyrs, Foulards,
Madras Ginghams, Sateens,
Seersuckers, Lawns
(hiutzes Cretonnes
0xf I'd Cloths, Monies.
T0ies d. Alsace, Chev0its
Printed Shirtings,
In almost every name are triumphs. You are
not often asked to admire 30 modest works OF art
and skill ; but see ii you can pass these counters
without new estimate ofthe times In which you
live. JOHN WANAMAkEh-
Fourth circle, northwest from centre.
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Spring Goods at John Wanamaker's.

friends Philadelphia get notice from the daily papers, OF some
of relating next few such the arrival OF
new things changes prices and timely information
topics of interest to shoppers.
useful of the store give to readers OF
weekly papers perhaps found in these notices. avoiding such
al of only transient interest
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REMEMBER THIs.--Dr. Kennedy, of Ron
dout. N. would have you remember that
you will avoid mistakes by bearing in mind
the aams Of his new medicine is "Favorite
Remedy" and the price One Dollar. For the
cure of Urinary Difficulties, Kidney Com
plants, Constipation Of the Bowels, and all
those diseases aud weaknesses peculiar to fe-
males, there is positively no medicine offered
to the public at all equal to it. For sale by
all druggists. Que Dollar bottle.
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LACES

Not every day are our lace counters filled with
buyers They would be- If every lady knew two
facts, viz: first, that we have the newest and
choicest of laees of every grade; second, that we
sell them below the market.
The difficulty Is that every merchant says the
same two things aud you don't think II very saucy
70 doubt just little because advertising does paint
things too rosy sometimes.
We much desire you 90 find out how careful we
are TO say exactly what we mean, neither more or
less. For example, to-day torchon at ~ cents,
which sells everywhere else Tor 20 cents about,
How do we know Why we sold il ourselves for
10 cents last week. Not one In a hundred of our
regular customers knows how we crowd prices
down. How can we expect others to believe that
our policy is low prices, when almost every mer-
chant studies how 70 keep them upf
AS to assortment, what do you suppose we do
with nine lace counters? Why, there is no such
stock Ia Philadelphia. We have thousands of do i
lars worth OF ine laces shut up in boxes. We have
very poor facilities for exhibiting them but we
shall surprise you If you ask 70 see them:
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Nine counters, southwest Of centre.
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SILKS

Heavy rich damasse silks of all colors, S275; ;
last seasons IS and S. goods are now selling In
preference to the latest novelties, of on &C.
count of richness and price. Plain silks OF the
same colors TO combine with them.
The following are just received from our buyer
resident in Paris:
Pongees richly embroidered by hand, with sprays
ready to-day are s2S 10 $50 per piece of ~ yards.
More are coming.
New designs In French foulards SO.
Bayadere ombre stripes. Here's one, for example: :
garnet-om bre-into-gold alternating with gold-om
bre-into bronze stripes half an inch wide and no
interval between.
Chequered damasses. Georgeous with color va
riety Of designs, the only feature common to them
all being the arrangement in squares not unlike q
chequer board. So to S4.75-
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Next outer circle. Chestnut street entrsncs.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS

New things in black dress goods of almost all
sorts ready.
SILK grenadines came some time ago; now the
wool and silk-and- wool grenadines are here and
the variety is greater than we have had before
greater than anybody ever had so far as we know.
New armures plain and figured, are notable, es-
pecially the latter. Among them are armures,
with small figures and plads, that can De seen only
when looked at in certain ways, The draping OF q
partly figured or plaid. The figures and paids
seem 10 have no ex istence at all. You can't ind
JOHN WANAMAKER
Next outer circle, Chestnut street entrance.
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HOSIERY

These items in hosiery are everywhere; but our
prices are lower, probably every one Of them.
LADIES'.
English plain colors. 5000.
German, fancy, 81, 81.
English fancy so.
English Isle, black, ,6F.
English Isle black embroidered, rs.
English spun-silk. black, 81 90.
MISSES.
French, heavy rib. gray, S0.40
German, ribbed, iisie black, Ga.
MINIS.
Eng lish, extra-stout S017.
English, fancy, .25
German, Isle. black, 90.
German, isle black, embroidered, .65.
German, silk, plain colors, as.
German, silk, plain eolors, embroidered, 50.
Ifyou find elsewhere stocking called by the
same name any one Of these aud at price no
higher than ours, look at the quality.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer circle, Chestnut street entrance.
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CLOAKS AND DRESSES

We have just opened foreign black wraps, dol
mans, capes, &C., at 50 to $75 light colored coats,
wraps aud listers, some foreign and OF our own
make, at 81 to Si2.
Silk dresses in styles not TO be found elsewhere,
at Sl5 S7 and SIS and cloth dresses at $40 to Ss0
Also, misses and children's coats, listers and
dresses In great variety. few misses coats OF
last spring viii be sold at hall price, viz: 80 and
81 sand misses debege dresses of last spring at
less than half-prices, viz 81 and s..
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Southeast corner OF building.
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Medium
Wooden Dress Goods

There are three notable Wooden dress fabrics
.atSl.
Melange pin checks. OF Ave colors. The warp is
of uniform light shadein each; the wool Is OF
alternate clusters of thr ads, three or four being
light, the next three or four having twisted with
them a thread of darker shade
Wooden sateens oil eight coiors more or less mix
heavy warped threads thrown almost wholly on
the sur face they jump three or four Of the fine
warp threads, and pass under only one. The warp
by the selvage.
Croise cashmere Of fifteen plain. colors differs
from ordinary cashmere In the twill. This is pro-
baby no better moneys worth than the others;
hut almost exactly the same has just been offered
us at wholesale for little more money than we
areselling 1t at.
Third circle, south Of centre.
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FURNITURE

clue to the character oil our furn iturs without
seeing It. Take, for example, a bed room suite Of
three pieces.
Lowest prices:
Ash, wood tops US
Another style, walnut or ash, marble tops, 35
such as are in every furniture store common wood
and common work. We keep also small assort-
ment of cottage" or painted sets.
Lowest prices in frst-class work:
Walnut, wood tops, VI
Same style In mahogany, IS
OF plain style, but proper for some rooms In any
house, matter how rich.
Lowest prices in elegant work -
Maple or walnut, Tennessee-marble-topss $50
Lowest prices in luxurious work:
Walnut, Tennessec-marble-tops, Slzo
Same style in mahogany, iSo
very chaste and noble style, perfection OF work:
Maple, wood tops, eloo
Same In mahogany. - lIS
We have very large assortments both below SlCo.
and between 500 and 500. At higher prices mere
is no higher quality only more costly Decoration.
The western gallery.
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THE MARKETS.
Lam oertsiIle, April Q. lss1.

Lamoertvie, April 6. 1881
PRICES OF GRAIN corrected every Wednesday BY
F. F. LEAR dealer in Grain, Flour, Feed &c.
Wheat Flour q cwt 25 Butter 20
Common Flour, 20 Cheese, io
Rye Flour 2 rs Ham, ~
Buckwheat Flour is Shoulder,
Wheat q bus " Pckel Pork,
Corn Meal l 30 Bees Wax. 30
Buckwheat IS Fresh Veal,
Rye S. bs 81 Fresh Beef fside), 5@7
Corn so Small Pork (side), Z
Oats 80 lbs. 40 Honey, -s@l2
Flax seed, new 90 Flax, 14t9i
Plaster 100 bs, 90 New Lard, 10
Onions p bushei, rs Dried Beef 10
Potatoes 10 Eggs, q doz. Is
shellbarks l 90 Dressed Chicken, "a
Dried Peaches, p b IL Turkeys.
Winter Beans 100@150 Guinea Eggs "a price.
Dried Apples, q b.,
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LINENS

We have visited every linen mandatory Of note
in Europe, and gathered q stock which for variety
fabric and finish is beyond all precedent, COM
prisng.
Sheeting linen.
Pillow case linen.
Diaper linen.
Star linen.
Ladies' underwear linen.
Gentemen's underwear linen.
butchers linen.
Towels
Toweling
Table cloths.
Table-liuen.
Napkins
Doies.
We have linens entirely unknown In the Ameri-
can markets; also every iavcrite here.
No other house in Philadelphia buys abroad.
Hence no other house can have either our goods or
our prices This we say without knowing what
other houses have, either In goods or prices.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
City-Hallsquare entrance.
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CARPETS

We ask you to see our Wilton, Administer No.
quette, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets Our carpet
trade is new; our stock is large and nearly ALI
new what Is not new Is cheap enough; aud many
of the patterns thought to be fine indeed.
Large buyers, for hotels churches DC. find here,
perhaps, surprising advantages.
Market street 'front.' up stairs.
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HANDKERCHIEFS

New fancy white handkerchiefs; many. New
initials new letters, different letter for each
price. New colored borders. Linen centers with
colored silk borders nowhere else probably); re-
quIre to be washed with care; but with care they
wash perfectly eolors fast. Woven-color borders.
plaids and stripes of course. Not mixed c ,tton-
and-linen handkerchief In the store.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Third circle, southwest from centre.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Amwel Lodge. A. f. A. M.
O STATED COMMUNICATION OF AMWELL
Wy LODGE. No. 10, A. +. A, NJ, will be held at
~ Masonic HAIL. Lambertyille, on WEDNESDAY
EYE'G, APRIL 18th, 1851, at O'Clock.
Lambertyile, April 9. 1851
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SILVER

fine collection of minor articles in silver, Cat
ware, ice cream service, chidren's sets, napkin
rings, &C., &c.
Silver plate-A comprehensive stock. everything
that you will ask for. In fiat ware we have three
grades plate; the lowest grade we do not keep.
In hollow ware we have the best grades only.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer circle, northwest from the centre.
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zEPHYRs

Zephyrs, embroidery materials, begun embroider-
les fancy boxes aud innumeraSie articles which
these suggest the best Of provided with
rare knowledge and care
The centre Of all the circles.
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HATS FOR SPRING

Mems fur-felt stiff Derby Hats ave spring styles
Is ntw grade not made before this season. just
under 81 hat of last year the others of the
styles 10 be found elsrs here for SO cents to 81
more limitations of them abound also. You
scar.ely need the caution to buy who're you have
coDhde.sce that you will get genuine goods.
Chiidrep's and boys hats. A few styles arc
ready from SO cents to 81 SO. g N
Mens silk hats for spring are of lower crown,
narrower rim and Of less'decided hell-shape. A
low crown Is always popular, unless spoiled BY the
shape A few are ready $500, 81 80. - 90.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Northeast corner Of the store, 81.