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ThnRN Gtf1trN ulthllG nil Uf
thTu, urn IN iii, hi f,rsis r fhn r,.ii,,n,,lsui
hnr., IN n anuTtssiu,, nr lin irnnral Errlwht
Agent of lhs teniI,1r rn,,rta| rf tl,u stnto ihat
lfs r,s,rotiti ccIn a.ss u ths STATE niwnys hsvo
always % wt." il '"l $7@''' '""' A''' . >e' t''''e
tuu ttin, lin claim thuf Under ti,f. uux tnriff lin
r.tfus frum rIvUn Enterpr mint 1rti urpatrr. fur
fusiIltlcc to ih!rmrU tfutl tbry uro tu Kunknkcr
whiic tl,D rnlts rnst frutn ChIt,lvu nid Kmtlkn.
k,y, In Tho .rnf1,nri ,ra rio snt,,e ntd thnt tho
,,rSctcai iii rcsit Sf tio 1iYcrsss i, satas viii 10
tv divert b,ts(r,rss frt,nl Entc,,vO,"
Yes. haye i,tard that point nude, and don't
i04, as wen rs ai,jpIrrs, arc uRcti to vii.
itnt,e III raIlronI Dl,icInls tho 1n,wer md
rIvht III urnrtIco 10 favor w(Ipm they
plcaso a,,d Hike what rates tney cho,au. Hit
Il ,,ttst Ir retnr,srrc, TINT tito i,,,estinrI In In
twrru l,uiIVitr cnI,su ~ to i1,ts M tIno side
Htlti to tllIntit,t1 nj rates by tho pcl,1tp on ttlu
t,fhnr. rhI, rI,tth ~ rruuintc,t Itly nut IL. MI.
st,lituIy crfcct, hit tliey viii nlt, at equality
md tuir pluy Tho r1t[rrlu(s erek tn establish
cxccpssni,s to every rlio tint c,,tl 10 auvucstr
rHjIty anu t,t4tjco ns ti,oy euifcss they iii v.,,n
they ncknnwtrtlEr TINT ihey chl,rHH whatcver
tho yrr,l{U viii Ienr, Nyw In the ijtrt plIcu, If
tho r7jtU Ia Il through ratn-fUr Gx,ltI,nlu, hy
wny Of knt,knkec, or ly ChIchgu, frnt,
solne vIycn tltnt aputti at butb. tU
, 1881-11-05

lreaJ.f .fr,tit in pits i !,"ls j. Iin:t win tnunta
eisS r ,he a n,a tai Sycs % arc pce M 81 @ tho ' t"
Many stones arr shon isi'' NJ, u. tho ;np
s,.ri* :" rf*s x* 'T n;o '.s or "'' ths c,,e ho
ope,,usl omt inusu,.,s fcthl, and .ulr ''.i.'r.
nisu the rnitr ri thu .aIrhts Is Il Kty'ctl+ VII
low. Tnls lnr'ra,atnn. ,aE1c.l nn.lye hrcAd. w,i
kcrp ii! thu pits t"r years, aiItl furnishes hsnplu
totn|. MnrcntcF ult'." i,,sntrc- 'io mi dctrnct
trt tho ncVtten enf tho tlfsIuvurr nf snM'eftl .1I-
silna.. wilfct srctls TO- .lat,s ny from lsTs t'r
1s1I. Or lnrt4rs inter. Ttir uniy ..,cst!o, must
~ rt,e IT, ,,srt,nSs4 ~ ani a;%I't"iiIity @ Il onsuxy
mist 10 tictcrinfnutt tnniy by experience. and
It IS only IL D4 hHpod Tint tho cstrsvn1ant Ideas
concerning tho tystrsn .nly not cause disil.
poutulcl,t, nt,l bring att,t ru.lnt,uii Ms t4,u-
rIcte rs Is thu present enthusiasm. 1hnt Il tns
system cinlt tulni what htls btun lsi.s,nBricr-
h:cly rlnlnitHi for It -rrHs* equally tcrtnsn. 1t
vii M ,. sn tS n%y ;s hstSs" tf !'SsS nsr
si.all lh,1w ,lo,ll,t tpoIi lnstinlors. I I'll, ,nl
."pion. hui | hnvu syo,, rnn,tph to know liAt
tito t"nllston nf tns 0t tna'iy t,f thrsu pArttts
nrc sci, tlt they ct.'nol IcNnEi'izs faIt!,.r. .t.
nut nee lHC45, MIN nrr gSrtt rely to GxcuaD An1
lnnluxxo for tNcnsIuItnl fhtlIres:
l:isof Interest y t,t,!n 1su! Try ftrd'lrr, WILL
III Il green ssntr. ,Srxs, .hnt liz tho c,lsttago
j'lt&.esA Ut preserving Hrrcn tt'titlcr there IS
IT, t,ss "t t.KM material tnn,uss tho tsr.u,'asiot:
10 tho public lust wIbtur SHOWS clrlrIy that wtlt0
thu r.l4llaHo process n.ta aus1cwhut u thu III
ucstlbillty at tup ce!ulnr lnMttcr. thorn y
higher rntu III unavoidable wl.sso Of frcslstig
vul'.n thnn in any Mhor current n,cala vi Prt.-
krtvss,u ftslor. 'rhr stu cnrli- thtcr shows III
every rnsn .avu stt,tl tho prGsnnre Ut sal I1us
Nlt'Itlulin protlArta md vuTols tnlhtl!u nclls.
.What ettsct can lr expected frun, Feeding On.
aiangu: or one thiHH hnve hHsl I'olaonal "hF-
nlzalt.. ahuc,' and cattle. nfior once tnart!n4
how. show tnp grGat.st GnHcrncss Antl nrid!ty
for Il. ~ fed. hnwrycr, !. hAA hCcn generally
used 10 nttpnIclnctt ns1ier foo'ls ind as com.
tntt1ttvu value Ih rce.lt,K hive nut seuu xtnt'nl
~ the result uE my C.Irrfnl experiment. tuve
been tnl! thAt IT. 1ns cnse certainly. whcrctt
ct,nytitMle tho w!,nir fond Of sD,p J1rsry cuws.
thu milk sout, lHnrhcL il stntc in which Il would
ib'ow Ut, II" grtMtn This seems 4 rcusonnbn
rusu!s lrDm FEEDING IN neltl I'rntuct. In rn*cs
Within ltiy ktuwiMlHu. where kuhr fHNl has bern
fi in pnrt % Hiten cows. thorn hi.s becli lc-
Whit nnw' ". wAnt IL kn'w ts the actsfal trst,
not nsxitnr cast. of preparing mud 'il!ng sfit'1
nnd thu comparative vItt.sH nf thu material GU
s!l.xcs fur tCesltttH. Us veil ~ IN what class Of
stotk 1t cat be {ct' 10 uiost isro!itnl'ly.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

in which the right can be exercised.
In order to reduce the number of
appeals to the Supreme Court, and at
the same time not to diminish or de-
ny the right of appeal when the
amount in dispute is less than the
appealable amount to the Supreme
Court, it becomes necessary to estab-
lisb intermediate courts of appeal.
The establishment of these courts
was no novelty, or experiment; pre-
cedents were found for them in the
Judiciary systems Of England, Of the
different States of the Union and of
the United States.
There lisa striking analogy between
the appellate jurisdiction Of the Cir
cult Courts of the United States and
the Courts of Appeal under the new
Constitution.
| The judgment Of a Circuit Court Of
the United States is final, both on the
law and facts of the case when the
amount in dispute does not exceed
$4,000. The judgment ola Court Of
Appeals, under the new Constitution
on an appeal from District Court of
the State, is also final, both on the
law and facts Of the case, when the
amount in dispute does not exceed
$1,000, exclusive of interest.
If, therefore, there be any well
founded objection to the appellate
jurisdiction Of the Courts of appeal
under the new Constitution, the same
objection exists in full force against
the appellate jurisdiction of the Cir
cult Courts of the United States.
If the appealable amount to the
Supreme Court of the State, under
the Constitution, be insufficient to
enable that court to consider and dis
pose of the appeals before it, within
a reasonable delay, then that amount
will have to be further increased, and
the appellate jurisdiction of the
courts of appeal will have to be also
correspondingly increased by amend
ments to the Constitution.
This is, however, a matter which
the future business in the courts can
alone determine. The judiciary sys-
TEN under the new Constitution is
giving entire satisfaction to the peo-
pie, and no just cause of complaint
can be urged against it.
There can be no reasonable objec-
tons to the amendments which the |
Constitutional Convention of 1879
made to the judiciary system of 1852. |
|. There can be none to more |
speedy trial of civil and criminal Ca |
ses, and the reduction of parish tax
alton to detray the expenses of crimi-
nal prosecutions, by requiring the
District Courts to hold from four to
six terms annually in the several
parishes.
,. There can be none to the speedy
trial and removal of drunken. in
competent, or corrupt judges from
Office.
3. There can be none to the re-
of arbitrary or unlearned
judges within the limits of their iu-
rlsdiction, and compelling them to
perform their duties under the Con-
'titution and laws of the State.
4. There can be no reasonable
objection to a more speedy trial of
appeals and more speedy admins
ration of justice in the Supreme
Court of the State.
These are the amendments made
~ the Convention to the judiciary
system OF 1852, and they have re-
'eived the emphatic approval of both
he people and the bar.
NORTH LOUISIANA
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20
A NATURAL MISTAKE.

Squire McGill had occasion to "a
to Cortland last week, and while
there he went into grocery and pur-
chased dozen lemons, making the
remark to the lady clerk that he
guessed he'd have lemonade when
he got home.
Don't you want a squeezer ~ she
asked.
"Marm ~
won't yon have a squeeze, sir 2"
"Well, marin, eff | WIS a Young
man would. But I've been married
nigh on to 30 years, and the old lady
is dreffle sot agin huggin' out O the
family"
An explanation was made, and the
Squire bought squeezer to settle it.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

In two days of the present week
claims were filed at Albany to twenty
alleged gold mines discovered in
New York State.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

A Connecticut saloon keeper lost a
pocketbook containing several hun
bred dollars, and boy found it and
returned it to him. Tears came to
his eyes as he gazed upon the honest
boy, and as he opened the pocket
book, unrolled the wad and took out
a fifty dollar bill, he said, "You are
a goot, honest poy. Now l will shake
you for the drinks" and he put the
fifty dollar bill back in his pocket
and took dOwn:: the loaded dice and,
beat the boy. There are some aw-
ful mean men in Connecticut as we'll
as elsewhere. -Peck's Sun.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Dyspepsia.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-20

amendment to the judiciary system OF
1852. 1t preserves good morals.
maintains the dignity of the bench,
and secures a pure administration of
the laws in the interest of public Or
der and good government.
The present Constitution also vests
in the Supreme Court power to re-
strain inferior justices within the lin.
its of their jurisdiction and to compel
them to perform their duties under
the Constitution and laws of the State
in all cities, whether appealable to
the Supreme Court or not. This was
also a wise and necessary amendment
to the Judiciary system of 1852. It
prevents q denial of Justice and Sc
cures and enforces the legal rights of
the people in the inferior courts oftbe
State.
The present Constitution establish
ed courts of appeals to remedy the
greatest OF all evils in the admins
tration of justice, the vexatious and
ruinous delays in the trial of appeals
IN the Supreme Court of the State.
For this evil there was only one
remedy, which was to increase the
amount in dispute from which an
appeal would lie to the Supreme
Court. As this amount is increased
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..-4. x~It
II introduced as the Great Week, or Holy
Week, of Cbrist's sufferings.
:" He was tenderer than a lamb - yet of
unflinching courage, of unsparing devotion !;
the unapproachable leader in he true crusade
against the real enemies of God and human
fly. His is the actual Holy War; and His
servants preach crusade, whose first con-
quests must be over self, whose greatest vic
tories are spiritual, whose final triumph will
be, that " the Kingdoms Of this world are be-
come the Kingdoms of orr Lord and Of His
Christ" 1.-The Lamb of God " is the Lion
of the Tribe of Judah" K. I
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS. SPECIAL IN
JUDGEMENTS are offered yon by the BURLINe-
TON ROUTE 1t will pay You to read their
advertisement to be found elsewhere in this
issue. Marchio-lUm
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Lambertvitse, N. u. april IasIssI.


Tt is said that Colonel Thomas A. Scott, Of
Philadelphia. is worth about twenty millions.
But his health is hopelessly lost.
Cane NAV Point. which was stated in 1879
by the Sea Grove Association as Presby-
terrain Ian, seaside resort was on Thursday dis.
posed of at auction.
The New Jersey Grand Army of the Re-
public decided At 4 meeting on "Wednesday, to
purchase the Bonapar'e estate II Bordentuwn. 4
They expect to get possession OF IT 10 thirty
days.
The circus manager who advertised for the
bandsomest woman in the United States has
chosen from among the applicants Louise
Montague. She is a singer IN variety shows,
a Beauty of the brunette type, and favorite
of the Bowery youths She will represent
Lalla Rookh 10 n street pageant.
The deposine Of Gowen from the Presidency
of the P. & II. Railroad by decree of the
Court at Philadelphia, should be good news
to the stockholders of that corporation, as the
MoCalmonts will make strenuous efforts to
improve the credit of the Company and put
up the stock. H
A tame bear belonging to George A. Elder,
of Stevens Station, Burlington, became un-
manageable on Monday last, and attempted
to guaw off its keepers head. He was un-
donbtedly hungry and took this method to
satisfy the cravings of its appetite. Foftu-
pately the mans life was saved, but the bear
was Immediately killed.
As the Confederate correspondence during
the war comes to be published. the names OF
the men who wanted this Government de-
stroyed by "peace at any price " are re-
peated over and over, not to their satisfaction,
we should guess. There are Ben. Wood. ex.
Gov. Buckalew, Judge Black, Vallandigham,
Leigh Richmond, and half dozen more are
the greater lights and the lesser are innum-
cradle. a8f Hiss
The price agreed upon for Bonaparte Park,
Bordentown, by the Grand Army OF the
Republic representatives was $50, 1000, which
is 10 be paid in instalmenis of ten thousand
dollars year. Possession is to be given in
thirty DAYS. The Bordentown Register says
'.There is reason to believe that the Soldiers
Home now at Newark, will be removed TO
tho Park, as the lease on the building in that
city has expired, and the soldiers will doubt
! less prefer to have the Institution on Their
own premises. X splendid mansion, COM
bn'ng all the modern conveniences, is ready
for occupation
The .,fal strength of the National Guard
{. Of New Jersey is g. 149 enlisted men and 26t
officers In addition to this tbs reserve
militia In the State apptoximaies a Total 81
225 .0l4 divided ~ follows Atlantic 3,Sl7
Bergen, Z ,346; Burlington. 10,8lS Camden
12.257 Cape May, 106l; Cumberland, 1854
Essex, 36.623; Gloucester. 5.3i1; Hudson
81, AIS; Hunterdou, 1857 !; Mercer, IL ,626
Middlesex 1862 Monmouth, 1880; Nor
ris. 10,272; Ocean, 2,947; Passac, 1881
Salem. 1851 Somerset, 5.37i Sussex, Alto
Union. 10,50i; Warren, 1885. Total, $685.
Ola. 3
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Marble and Granite Works,
March 90, 1ss1.-tf LambertvilIe, N. j..
WORMS.
WORMS.
WORMS

WORMS. M ea WORMS. ss WORMS
f. f. Kunkeps Worm Syrup falls to destroy Pin,
Seat and Stomach Worms (Dr Kunkel is the only sue
cessfu physician who Tape Worm in two hours
sense teaches II Tape Worm he removed all other
be readily destroyed Advice at the office and store
free The Doctor tell whether not the pa tient
has worms. Thousands are dying daily with worms and
focation low complex circles around the eyes
swelling and pain in the stomach, restless at night,
grinding the teeth picking at the nose cough fever
itching the scat, headache foul BREATH the patieDt
grows pale and thin tickling and Irritation OF the anus
Alifhese symptoms and more. come from worms ~ r.
KUNKEL'S WORN SYRUP never iailsto remove them.
Price 500 per bottle, six bottles for $500. For
Tape Worm, write and consult the Doctor9 For all
he has il not, send to Dr. E. r KUNKEL, $50 n. Ninth
street. Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by mail free send
threeicent stamp ~
Worms capable Of producing great disturbances in
the system. The whole train Of spasmodc and conrul-
sive diseases may proceed from thc Irritation of worms
in The alneirfary canal Cholera, epilepsy, tetanus,
paralysis and nvulsi0ns well variety OF
other nervous ard convulsive affections not unre
quently the effects Besides these diseases
have also been known to produce peurisy pains
In the SIDE dysentery remting fever, dropsy of the
brain chronic and spasmodic cough, &C., &c.
NERVOUS DEBrIyTYi Ne vous pEBrLrrYl q
peh,lity depressed irritable state of mind weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling no energy OF animation,
confused head. weak memory the consequence Of ex-
cesses u mental oyerwork. This nervous de hiiy mas
sovereign In r. r. KpNKEL's BlIIEH WIZ
OF IRON 1T tones the system. dispeis the mental
gloom and despondency, and reiugena tes tue ensTe
system. Get The genuine. Take only r. r. kUE.
KEL'S-it has yellow wrapper around 1t WIN ms
photograph on the outside. Price, " 90 hsk your
Druggist aud has IL not ret 1t of the Proprietor
$50 N. Ninth street. Philadelphia. Pa. ADVICE free, ~
enclosi. three cent stamp Aschenbach Miller, Sole
Agents Sd and CalloRhil .stroets.asss, March2S-sm
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CARD.

The subscriber desires to inform the public
that be 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 fgnres with
wholesale marble dealers in Vermont, he can
not be undersold by any one doing first. class
work and furnishing good stock. Call and
see bis work and get his prices before con-
tracing elsewhere. All work and stock
guaranteed to be as represented.
l.. l.. MILLER
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DEBEIGES

at novelties and buys staples Staple means some
thing that almost everybody buys
What everybody buys is certain 70 Dc d gpo q
thiEs the money goes all for use and none for
show or rather none for that kind Of show which
limits use. - 400 mn
worth Of fiebeiges and have been buying in debei-
ees ever since. And now we have more deoeiges
than you will look at, all browns and grays ana
: nearly all new The prices are all the way from
81 cents for % inch to 81 10 for 46 inch. Aparticu-
iariy good quality Is 60 cents for % inch.
'"i-, So So - + JOHN WANAMAKER-
Second circle, south from centre.
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I Statement Made
I'm DER OATH.

q 10 WHOM IT MAY coScERs.rn the year 1875 treat
ed with Kendars SPAWN Cure bone SPAWN Of seve-
raj months growth, nearly half large hens egg
and completely stopped the lameness and removed the
enlargement. have worked the horse ever since very
hard and he has been lame could see
any difference In the size of the hook joints since
treated him with Kendalrs SPAWN cure. ssss .sas4
3is...s, r. A. GAINES.
Enosburgh Fails VT, Feb. 25 1879.
Sworn and subscribed before this 25th day Of Feb
AID, 1879. sslsas oYse sssia' saA7 assrsts' ~
JOHN G. JENNIE Justice OF the Peace
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DRESS GOODS

What art and skill are doing In cotton dress ia
brics Two counters are gorgeous with them:
The lowest price is 81 cents yard and the highest
62l5 cents but they made in soft and delicate
ways and by texture or print or dye, 70 rival the
sfuifs of luxury. Here are their familiar names
Scotch Zephyrs Fouiards
Madras Ginghams, sateens,
Seersuckers, Lawns. 4
f.h,ufzes ,Cretonnes
Oxf I'd Cloths Monies
Toiles d. Alsacc, Chevoits
Printed Shirtings, 50
In almost every name are trlumphs. You are
not often asked to admire so modest works OF ART
and skill but see III You can pass these <coanters
without new estimate of the times In which you
live. k 49, JOHN WANAMAhEh.
Fourth circle, northwest from centre.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS

New things in black dress goods Of almost all
sorts are ready, a.
wool IA silk-and-wool grenadines IRE here ana
.,a .k :. srvbodv ever had AZ far as we know.
New ar1Dures, plain and fgused, are notable, es-
pecialiy the latter. Among them are arnures,
with small fgures and paids that can ne seen only
when looked ut in certain ways. The draping Of 9.
dress of these would appear to be PARTLY plain and
nartIy figured or plaid. The hgNres and plaids
Seem to have no existence at al. You cant ind
'heA' pNssp' - JOHN wkNAMkKER.
Next outer circle, Chestnut street entrance.
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

ASHLAND, ScHuyLxrLt' Co Pa, June Sd, 1880.
Dr. b. !. KENDALL 4 Co.. GENTS "a case of SPAWN
that came under my observation entirely cured by
one bottle of your -Kendalls SPAWN Cure, and the
Horse sold Afterwards for two hundred dollars.
Il hi saasa Yours truly, $40 si
"The Druggist. CHAs. II. BARNARD.
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.5TRI0: LAcES lgMA7


Not every day are our lace counters flIed with
buyers They would be, IL every lady knew TIVE
facts, viz: FIRST, that we have the newest and
choicest of lanes of every grade second, that we
sell them below the market. 7isls 4
The difficulty is that every merchant says the
same two things, and you don't think very sancy
odoubt just little because advertising does paint
things too rosy sometimes.
We much desire you to End out how careful we
are to saw exactly what we mean, neither more or
less. For example, to-day torchon at cents,
which sells everywhere else for 20 cents about.
is cents last week. Not one in hundred ofrour'
regular customers knows how sel crowd prices
down. How can week pect others to believe that
our policy Is low prices, when almost every mer-
chant studies how to keep them up
A. to assortment, what do you suppose we do
stock in Philaielphla We have thousands Of doh
arssworth Of tine laces shutttp In boxes. We have
very poor facillties for exhibiting them but we
shall surprise you If you ask % see them. lss
3saks sssfas.s JOHN WANAMAKER.
Nine counters, southwest Of centre. eNs
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Medium
Wooden Dress Goods

There are three notable Wooden dress fabrics
at 81. sg ssf .s
Melange pin cheeks OF Ave colors. The warp Is
of q uniform light shade Id each; the wool Is OF
alternate clusters Of thrs ads, three or four being
light, the next three four having twisted with
them thread OF darker shade s1 ~ ~
wooen sateens OF eight colers. more or less mix
ed in carding The safeen effect Is produced by
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
badly no better moneys worth than the Others !;
but almost exactly the same has Just been offered
us at wholesale for little more money than we
are selling II at. .,.....f.y ~ q
Third circle. south OF centre, fs ssa Aa9.s
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UNDERWEAR

Fiae muslin cambria underwear, richly decorated
xith lace and embroidery, carefully, hnefy and
skiiifuHy u2ade. This We have IN greater variety
than you will ind elsewhere; but there h no dAi-
fculty In getHgg this grade Of work.
UpderRear Of palmer sort Is difficult to get
carefully and skiiiiuly made but We Bave really
great collection Of it, For more than year past
We have peep raising the standard Of MAJ nfacrure
AND cuitiyqting simpler styles. We have work the
like eli which 10 ip ne other house. here Or In New
York. The ideal Off Is the best of hone-mad
underwear ut such prices as wall ca,lss Il to be pre-
ferred to honse-pade and stop bome-makfng az fass
JOHN wAEAhIAKER.
south-west corner o. building,
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KESDALL's SPAWN CURE.
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