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tton Of this plan woufI he tat tho rcorc Ut tho
nss fna''r;S ;S"s5 ~" %a 'SS
Wure Iky y he lir. f,t,n, re'l!,ctsn,, nt .ha
they fund fhcy li,t,t not h"n hc'. ttIrr tct1"
ttiifte rt,inttton " III 1tr ernt mfp't be "'"t'e.
II there shalt bu Il 'argu majority Of hl9l,'
tariff men III tho rorty-seycntl congrcss, rs
Mr.. Wells sectl,s tn usttlit there will bc. they
win Instantly throw his ease ott of cnart.
Why, indeed. should they compromise"
away tho victory which they sincerely be-
.lleye they have gainc,l? Thcy will In notl'-
iug Ut tho kind, md It Is 30 apparent they
will not tl,at tho suggestion Is mt likely to
bu .nndu to thom fruM any responsible Qllar-
ter.
Mr.. Wells schcmo cannot bo sail to pos
aess tho icast practical value 50 far rs II Is
intended to got rtd Of tic surplus rcvct',c of
tic 0oyrrl,Iltent. l)y his own confession,
neither brunch Of 1t would be likely to pttitce
tho revenues ut nil, nrlsl the bo-eert whisky
tax might cve,, a,ld si00o00o0 to tho annual
incomu from this source.
'rhe Intense nnxtety Ut Mr. Wolis, ~ well
ns OF the itgll-tarttr prohlbltiol,tsts, on nc.
count Of t1.o surplus Is likely 10 ho removed
Mt nn distant day. If ho has sufficiently cor
s!ierud the AeMnnds 0f tho Commissioner ot
Pensions ho viii hnyo perceived tint tl'uy
| aro nicely calculated to absorb nearly the
whole surplus. Thu Commissioner wn,tts
st00. orc. 600 to phy arreala2cs wlsli nttd about
SI0, ,oo0, ,00D to meet the regular annual pel-
| sion Charge. Tic nctunl surplus f0r tllo yenr
| ending Juno 8O, 1852, will be about Sfi0,-
o00, LOCO, which is mt much In cxcrss Of tho
demand for Rrrearagus alone. Tho surplus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
Social characteristics.

Asa Mace of residence this section offers
q, ,rrcd many inducements. EthnOgraphiCai
divisions show thar about tivc-elGhthS o' the
population are English, the descendants "i
Early settlers and cmigrantS mostly
fr-rI PENNSYLVANIA. Maryland and Virginia.
az tLr remainder about OuC-tOurth are ter
mans and next in point Of numbers are 'Il'
Irish. and these with a few Scotch, NeICh.
French and the mixed blOOdS constitute tne
remainder Ci the white population me
NEGRO unpU' ltiun ~u~tliu> Il ratio al ABOUT
one i'm thirty u the white residents. anu
Ike the white clement i IL rule acNNe,
trmrerate and industrious. The industrial!
rulIrvmcutS arr generally of hcaIthlu!
character. with the possible exception ot
nail-making. which has been claimed IN he
hurtful To some classes OF operatives emf
plOyCd III IT.
There i considerable quantity Of ac'u-
u,ulatgd wealth i'm the city amt IL surrounds
inrS. and a prupcrtionaJc degree Of luxury
and convenience. The public buildings,
notably the Capitol NJ Wheeling, with It's at
PENDANT ornaments, the soldiers Monument
and Paxton FOuUtin. are admirable exam
Mos of public spirit, and many uf the prl-
waite residences indicate the good taste ana
refinement of their inmates. The apprecia-
tom of educational advantages is shown by
he magnificent schools in every ward and
suburb of the city and the more advanced
institutions of learning, some OF when nave
attained q national reputation. The lntelil-
gence of the community Is shown by It's sup
mort of schools. churches and refined places
of amusement and its hospitality by poi'ee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
GEO. y. TAYLOR.
Now md Sca.Onabrc Coed nov In Ellis
FinC Store.

\ REGISTER reporter was ~ MI "2". Ii.
TaN Iur~ store ~. 1880 Main street. ycNi"r-
py. aud MAS treated to- = sight al some
handsome Chrak~ IN seal kin. silk and iur,
whrSc rl,gar"c rf materials and ""n,'rHr-
tiun caused y ccial ;dmirttiu'. This win
.cr * dc,tin,u t ,'riug out ladies' garments
i'm this line which will far Nurpa>, in beauty
tCosC Of any las seasons. there i Suiil'
ri,nI evidence of this already in Mr. TIE-
lur'S store. and in the seal. SIN. fur and
other handsome coats already Srit That
The rare treat is being appreciated j. shown
hy the crowds always in the cloak depart
mcnt.
Mr.. TAYLOR, store occupies the same posi-
ton i'm Wheeling that Stewards does in
New York. and the sudden advent 81 cold
weather is iilliue Mr.. Taylur'S place with
lady patrons needing goods that such a
change calls Tor But Mr.. Taylor i ready
with an immense lin" Of CIpaES. silks ana
other dress goods. trimmings, l&cc>, bows,
handkcrchicf> and ladies underwear. For
the HOLIDAYS he has bought heavily oi all
the incest goods in his line, and especially
OF the kind If fancy goods which drew 50
many patrons 10 his place last Christmas
season But lie will this year double his
stock. which will include a larger variety,
but all will hc characterized with that Gle
gancc and taste which always pertains to
the purchases uf NJ Taylor Very many
of these goods are now received. and carly
BUYERS will he delighted by an inspection Of
them. In the near future the REGISTER
homes 10 more extensively mention this dis
play. and to make detailed not" Of some Of
The latest articles made by Dame Fashion.
whoha> certainly let hcriancy run quite free.
though with 4 tasteful inspiration that does
her much credit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
FOR SILVER AND SILVER PLATED
WARE

Go to Miller and FranzheimS S, at No.
1908 MarSet street. In this line we
have got in all the newest and most
elegant patterns from the leading
standard manufacturers, combining
cut glass and silver in all kinds OF
dishes for the table, or ornamental
pieces for the stand, bracket or
manteI. We have noold stock stand
ina on our shelves from last season.
Everything is of the nswest style
and bought at an advantage. We DO
not have to make extra profits on
new goods to cover the loss on old
ones, but can offer to the public
beautiful ware at a slight advance on
manufacturers prices, in either
large or small lots. Superb holiday
presents can be selected from this
line of goods, and we trust to have
the pleasure of showing themto you.
MILLER & FRANZHsIM,
No. 1909 Market Street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
READ al 1 hS!
AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC,

THE OHIO VALLEY PROTECTIVE UNION
pays its certificates In full.
i $500 policy, or Il less amount, VIII me -
sued To- AN 0j,JyOycd "Gk' applicant, VINO J.
not over tifty years OF age. 80, .,
\ $3.50 policy, or Il less amount VIII DC ISSUED
to an oJjford DiGic applicant who Is not over
- years Of age.
i s2lu uolicv. OF q less amount, Will be is
sued /" mri Gyyrorcd mai" applicant who il not
over 90 years Oi age. go,
4 >:fjO policy, ora les, amount, will b. is
sired % ;rl GJ.gnr"i i anal" applicant who Is not
over ~ years 81 age. 80,
4 - $50 pollen. ore less amount, will bc issued
10 an Gj.j Iorrd GU1i" applicant who i moi over
- wears uf "gc. ~
i'ulc.S temperate habits, vigorous appear
nee. and uniform proportions are apparent To
IN Igrut lie should not solicit a person LOT
membership. And in MI cases The amount
should correspond with the applicants aD!ii'S
10 carry Insurance.. ~
TIE OHIO VALLEY excludes from it. mem
lrT-hip
Nuil"rS in Rolling Mills.
Coal Miners.
urrraivcS on railroad cars cXcCp conductors
On passenger trains. ,
Persons engaged in extra hazardous employ
mcntS.
Females who have not passed the period Of
first childbirth.
\ female in,urin" for The benefit of her nus
b.ud whose husband is not insured IN the ONO
Valley for her benefit.
In case Of the rejection % an hppIlcihi COM
prchCndcd in the excluded list The association
via not pny fur the medical examination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
Our Last Decade.

Tho last ten wears included the PANE
which began in l~7% but the accumulation
of carital and conservative business meth
nlS nrcycntrl any serious results IN tins
section. The record of the city proper
throughout this period Is an exceptional
rnr. not a single business failure being re-
rortcd ~ the result Of the StrinGcncy which
rripplcd other business ccntcr>. Bcllaire
was more seriously effected. hut its growth
MAS hut little retarded. The banks stood by
th, manufacturers ot this vicinity through
out the whole Of the trying ana protracJei
rcrioi vi depression, and our pr"ductwaNNcrS
little lc>Scncd by the causes which checked
rho rrrrrc>< of other manufacturing cities.
Ne more convincing proof at the >taunch
and I,,aIthfll condition of the business al
tbi, section could have been furnished than
the manner i'm which il Wcathcrcd the storm
which strcwcd other coasts with mercantile
and mountaineering wrecks. Closely follow
i'm, its subsistence there was considerable
increase in all branches al business. our
railroad and river transportation was mn
prnyrd until easy access was had with Ooth
Scaboartl and interior. \ glance at the map
will show the connections east, west, north
and south bv the Baltimore and ono anu
Pennsylvania systems. and with local trade
by the main lines and such feeders rs the
TusCarawaS Valley. Pittsburgh. Wheeling
and Kentucky. and Bcllairc and Southwest
rrn roads. The map will also show that our
liver navigation reaches eighteen States and
,yy, territories. and not only touches the
border counties thereof, but their interior
~ a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
CONRAD ACL.
whecIing's Leading Securing and by ing
House,

How to make old clothes new is problem
that is solved daily at Conrad AulS ScOur-
inc place. No 1911 Market street. Clothing
i often thrown aside by its owner either
because il has become bcgrimCd with Wheel
iur SCOT or the wcarcr has gotten tired of
the color. or because the latter may not lie
scaSuuahr or fashionable. This l. true oi
the apparel of both sexes. And the same
may re- remarked especially in the article al
Kid gloves alone. Srilcd white kids are not
pleasant IL look upon. and new ones are cN-
pcn>iyc BY the expenditure OF few cents
Mr. Aul makes old ones rs SputleSS as new.
His long experience a. i SCuurer ana repair
cr enables him 10 do work that gives emf
uvut satisfaction To- patrons, and = lndlrht-
cd, actually makes clothing Is bright and
good Us new. In such Il city rs this, OF
course there i great employ Tor >courerS,
and the best ones naturally getting the
choice, Aul'S place is kept continually busy.
II i unuueStionablS the leading securing
establishment of the city, but its entire re-
sources are not fully taken up. Look up
yuUrull clothes then; get your light cuiOred
suits worn during the summer ColOrci
nicely. like Aul can do il, and save money.
The art Of dying is an ancient one, and
WAS considered highly honorable and cred
liable employment In modern times its
secrets have become generally known, and
with their PRONUNCIATION Il considerable
number of ChCapcning processes have been
taken advantage of by Overs whose work is
a> unSub>tantial rs cheap Shoddy Not 50,
however with Aul. His coloriug i rs sub
stantial. il not more 80. than the original
color oi the cloths, aud they have the APP
pcarancc, when the process is finished, OF
the clean look of new garments Securing
is as much Mr.. AulS forte, while his repair
shop is like the manufacturing portion of a
tailor shop, though on more diminutive
pattern. ~
As patent medicine advertisers say, Cut
this notice out" and paste it on your ward
robe. Ii ought to save YOU a good many
dollars a year. The advice is good and after
that If yuu act on the suggestion indicated
Won will he pleased not only at your eConO-
my. but also at your improved appearances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
Why Is II?

Of,au * thn question asked. "Whv is il
thai certain persons succeed in the very I'M
dertakings that others fail in?' There are
numerous reasons which can be applied 10
particular undertakings and general rca-
sons to all undCrtakingS-a few OF which it
shall be nv province to name: First of all
the success OF ANYTHING depends upon the
spirit and determination upon the part Of
the per,on in making the undertaking a
success. He must be possessed Of that de.
termination that is implied in the words Of
Richcicu-"Thcrc is no such word as tad y
Second for your undertaking to be an nom
orablc one and To use all h0norabic means
Ia make il success, Tor rlEhl Is miSht ana
truth will conquer. Ihlrd, 10 treat WIN
Candor and honesty all persons with whom
your business brings you IN contact. Tor
justice needs no mark. Fourth. to deal on
cash principles. both III buying ana S@lIin%'
for ''ncitlcr 4 borrower, or lender he, Tor
the loan Oft loses both ItScll ana lrlchu,
and Borrowing chiilS the edge OF nus
hamdry. ruin, 10 consult the
best prom! ana tastes OF your pa'r9hs
ever b. SoIicltl' Us oi tlrIr interest, ior 'hrlr
lrOSl crltN l. yours, depending ~ We are one
upon another. none nut hccH h"ip', 'p"h
such principles has our young am" enter
priSing citizen who has grown up IN our
midst SUCcccGCd III becoming me Try h"OuN
King Of our city lie has established III our
midst, an emporium for Dry Goods and No,
tionS that is not cXcclled in our State, and
would do credit To some Of the largest East
cn cities. With a lifelong experience
naturally known business uhdrrStah9lhS'
ana ciiNll capll@I 10 !"kG advantage oi 'nc
Lowest prices Hiirr'" III me EASTERN I'itht1n.
Ills business mouse I"Ca''d most contrary
IN our cliy: ana possessing al hl"!'rh
advantage III mode OF construction
elegantly furnished, and most com
modiouS in size filled with me
largest best ana cheapest stock u 81 S2od"
ever put on sale I" me rIuzGha oil her.li,S'
with Il corps "i SGniIcihaiiE ana SAPcH-
cnccd SaLGSmch' H. Is determine! our
LcoplG an" thG people OF lhc NiClh'E -.
Wheeling shall nave the a"Iahia3" 81 inc
latest Eastern styles ana Lowest Eastern
prices. III HIS SUM N'N VIII li'l' '''''' ~
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where the War Left u.

The business directory of Wheeling, after
the war Guided showed that beside the SIX
extensive iron and nail mills ami three 81
the leading glass establishments located IN
this city, there were seven tounurleS ana
machine shops iOrty-nlue cigar manutac-
tories sixteen wagon and carriage works,
four tanuCriCS, six publishing cNtapll>h-
mCutS, three soap manufactures, seven saw
and blaming mills three Hour mills, tour
rntT,r and spice mills. nine brick manuiac-
tories eight brewing and mailing establish
urptS and numerous other manufacturing
industries where coal. wire, WOODEN goods.
wine. furniture. tackS, tin. sheet iron amt
cuppcr ware. scales. saddles, trunks, bank
books cured meats, paper boxes, OILS, hil"'
cement. hinges. gloves. files, cooper ware.
baskets confectionery. pottery ware, car.
pets. brushes. boots and shoes. clothing anu
other products were turned ont m greater
or les, qualities The city had increased IN
population tO upwards "t 1900; had l.up2
mrr,yutiIr establishments Ut which III
were wholesale: had become the capital
rf The new State of West Virginia
audEad secured street car con-
communication with all adjacent towns
living within a radiU, Of five miles from It's
centre The progress ui its surroundings
was no les, rapid. EellIirr. which had at
tanned population of nearly So" punt hef
vatcraud gaS works and street railroad >c'pr-
ed nail mill and blast furnace glass and TN
ware factories, implement works. railroad
rrr,air shops. cement works. coal mines,
lumber and grain mills. Bridgeport BE-
sides her irpu and glass Interests, was large
IN ENGAGED i'm turning out Hour AMI lumber
and Martins Ferry with nearly two thoUN-
and inhabitants beside her furnaces ami
frrIu,lrir> had the largest glass works amt
most extensive mauUilrtoric> ot agricultur-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
INTERESTING OBSE

Love in modern times has been the tal.orS
As the index tells us the contents OF sto
even so does the outward habit and Supcrh
give us a taste of the spirit and demonsra
the margin) all the internal qualities OF the
palrahlc, gross manifestation of poor, de
rude. unpublished, disordered and Sloycnly ILL
Mems apparel is commonly made accord
by their garments.-Edm"ad Spenser;
Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy, Tor
pedre. ,.. .,.
1t is an assertion which admits OF much
dressed like gentleman, will be better re
one of much better parts, whose dress is
A mans bad appearance falls within the
Richard Steele IN the Spectator.
Give laws for pantaloons.-B"tler'S Hrdi
Him all rcpute, for his device in handsom
Through tattcrcd robes small vices do ap
SHAKESPEARE.
I'll be at charge for a looking-glasS, and
fashion to adorn my body; since | am crcpt
some little cost.-ShGkespe0e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
s.Iiftle Hayanas,"

They have no equal sure enough" said
a carfui smoker the other day handing a
friend little cigar upon which beautiful
white ash soon thereafter appeared. He
referred to the Little Havana which are
made and sold by MUM & Brandfass at No.
1921 Main street They certainly are little
treasures in their way and smoking one will
convince you OF the truth OF this assertion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

attention to visitors who have any claim
upon its courtesy -
The climate of this portion OF the Ohio
| Valley, owing to its location and the coming
uruti6n of the surrounding country Is SUD
| ioct tn few extremes. According TO meteOrC'
LOGICAL observations covering period oil
fifteen years the average mean annual TEN
neraturc is e5l. "a Fahrenheit, the monthly
mean fiuctuation running through the same
number of years being aS follows: January
o2S9l: February 033O5; March o 1855
Aprjl 1919: May. o60.O6; June, '69.I1;
JULY. 1881: August. o73.74; September,
of5 Sc: October o5095; November 'il.%;
December. o3IOl For the same period the
average mean temperature for the season
was. Spring, 0493S; Summer. Sb13f Au-
tumn. so. -: Winter. o32Ol. Frp>tS do not
occur usually later than May, nor earlier
than the first or middle OF October. and the
amount of atmospheric precipitation Is
shown, according to the annual average lor
twenty years. Ia be Of rainy ana snowy
DAYS. ll7.7T: OF cloudy days, 'Il1; ot clear
or fair days. l72.$; average annual pcrpcn-
GiruIar drpth ~ rain and melted snow 3l.I
inches. The direction OF winds Is almost
constantly from the southwest and north
west. rarely fruri the east, facts accounted
for by the comparatively open country on
the west and north. and the presence OF
the Allcwheny Mountains on the east
Public Health.
Medical observations in this vicinity show
that the annual death rate does not average
above - To- one thousand persons living
This low rate Of mortality Is accounted tor
by its comparative freedom from epidemic
and endemic diseases the list from ls@2 10
the present. including bus one visitation OF
A,igriC cholera. i'm 1922, which proved Ia
tai 10 about three per cent. of the then IN
habitantS. and four subsequent viSitatlons
of scarlet fever and diphthcria, none OF
which assumed formidable proportions
Otlcr causes given are the character ot the
character Of the soil. which is tough. yell
low clay. undcrlad with limestone. sand
stone and coal measures; its freedom from
swamrS and mOrasScS: the eXCellcntnatural
drainage which enables il Ia he cleared by
every heavy rain, and the changes wrought
i'm the atmosphere by the burning IN resi-
dcuccS and manufactures of large quantities
of hituminou~ coal. containing more or less
sulphur which is claimed 10 be prcvcnta-
tive against pulmonary diseases. The Isl
bleS referred tn above show that but one
death in five hundred and fifty has occurred
from consumption during the period COW
cred.
Census Figures.
The figures al the census for this section,
lust completed by the United States Gov
crnmcnt, when compared with the census
figures OF 1860 and 1870 show more clearly
than anything else our steady progress. FROM
advance sheets of the census Ot .lSNl, kindly
furnished us by Hon. Benz. Wilson. and
from the published census reports OF 1850
and 1870. we can make up the following
figures OF comparison in connection with ITS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

JoUx \. L,sm, the Main Street Jcwelcr, is
receiving new goods every day Tor the HoL-
IrAys. All are invited to call. Prices are
guaranteed To he rs low and goods equal to
any in the market. Corner Main and Elcv-
cnth Streets. Wheeling, W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
IN SUITIRGS and PAKTALOON GOODS !

we have the finest fabrics from the best
manufacturers in this country, France, En-
gland and Scotland, and having a FRENCH
CUTTER whose superior is not i'll the Unit
ed States we can guarantee fit and stylish
appearance of all garments made by Us,
which are unexcellcd. Let us make you an
oyercoat or suit of clothing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

JONI A. LASH the Main Street Scwcicr. IS
receiving new goods every day for the Hot
IpNYs. All are invited to call. Prices
are guaranteed to be as low and goods equa,
- any i'm the market, Corner Nam ana
Eleventh Streets. Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
NO FINER DIAMONDS

We're ever brought to the city than
the holiday purchases in this line by
the jewellers,
MILLER & FRANZHElM,
No. 1909 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
MILK TESTER.

4 simple instrument which will "rabir am
one Ia test the quality Of MIX AMI re nm IA =
minute OF time. Price ~ cents.
LOGAN y CO.,
.rrp'. -br Wrst Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
A GOOD REMEDY.

Grundy's Cho'c-a ami n.rrh"r Mixture
Nothing better sold. 2jr'n'S. ...,,
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THE BUSINESS BOOM !
Continued from Second Ptgc.l
MIR. EDMUND BOOKING

Makes an Announcements to the wheel
ing Public Which will Interest People
who Intend Making Christmas Pres
cuts or Who Wish Prescriptions
Filled. or 10 buy Toilet Articles or
Medicines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

CuILpREN's Lace Cellars, our own styles
A, l.. Rice L Co,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
We ExlEND A CURDlAL
7 ! ! +. . !
: { oooSS
F 4 s HI 0 N
And De
OXerCOaIIngS
AND
STITINGS %!
The attention Of gentlemen is respectfully
called to our seasons stock OF Ovcrsoatings
in all kinds of goods. These are made up i'll
our own shop. We employ only men tailors,
Overcoatings
SUITING -!

The attention Of gentlemen is respectfully
called to our seasons stock OF OvcrsDatings
in all kinds of goods. These are made up in
our own shop. We employ only men tailors,
insuring extra strength and durability.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
Mbeein9 Re9isten
OUR METROPOLIS.
The GROWTH OF WHEELING AND ITS
ENVlR0NS.

Influences that Have Made a Prosperous
Business and Social Community on both
Sides Of the Beautiful River
A City that Binds Three
States Together.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
DEETlNlGUE.

An elegant Tooth Wasl.in larE' bp'N"'' only
- cents. Try it. ,.,.,>cr,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

in white. scarlet and fancy marines, camers
hair. Bigonia and white and C0lorcd Canton
FlannclcS There is no finer goods i'll the
city. Call and see them.